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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-19

Some years ago there lived iu village
which Is nov included within the limits
Of Boston biacksaaIth, H. wss master
workman. bis euston was large, end ihs
owner OF Hne horses for milss srouna
we're 10 the habit oftAking thsm 70 Green's
70 be sbod. Que day new eustsmsr,
but not . stranger 10 the old gentleman.
drove ny. His name was Blodgst. bat
he had passed season abroad aud had
returned considerable Frenchided. - veil
Auglcizsd. and his name had Leen trans.
formed into Blogee. He wanted > shoe
set. and, after the job had been complstsd
10 the usnal neat and excellent manner.
is inquired:
Aw. how much Is the chswgo. Mr..
Green?
The reply came short and sharp: Halt
. dollar.
Hawfa dollar bawf . dollar! Why,
wsslly, I've bsen ont Of the country sc
long that don't know what hawf :
dollar il. don't you know. answer
cd Mr. BIogse. handing over dollsr
bill.
Tie blacksmith stood moment 10
spescbless Awszemsnt; then thrustiug The
bill into ons pocket. be brought fofth :
quarter from a,other. and handing Il
over to Blogee with The remark. thought
every darDed fool knew halt dollar va
seventy i've cents. marched back u W
| forge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-19
A warAiag :. Poets.

Officer. You say this man was drunk
on the streets, whooping and using
slang and quoting bad poetry 70 the lass
ers-bys
Yes, cir.
Ten days.
But. ysr honor. I'm poet. aud I don't
want to bs sent up.
A poet?
Yes. sir. I'm the boss poet Of Tho sopp.
try. / am. Ny works have the lar
gest circulation. Everybody, heelsd or
broke. tony or way down, has my poetry
in his house,
What do you writer
Yer honor. I'm the gentleman what gits
up the poetry on the comic valentines Tor
big publishing hosse.
Oh, you are. Well. that alters the
csse. Did say ton days2 Wen call II
six months.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-19

DOES YOUR HEART ever sssn V
stop snd you feel deHh like sspsssios.
do you have sharp psiua 10 ibs region Of
yonr heart - you have Heart Disease. Try
DIR, GRAVES HEART REGULATOR
81 90 per bottle. Frss psmpblst Of y, T.
Ipgsll,. Cambridge. Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-19

nenry sehosnhsIs. foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co.. st. Joseph. No., uses
Dr Thomas Erlsctria Oh with bis mon
ior ,prains. eats. bruises ebappsd hsnds,
eis |. 10 the best
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-19

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are ready, then dash blcvi hsvl'--- Nr~
York tssr
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-19

~, said TIE iusrshaDi, II don't -
sYri. nos ! ussj q. but ! got com
pl.tsi, tired cut waiting on eusfomsss
Since ! stopped thai sdvsst'sem~pi. !
have bsd continual vacation and bssn
sbIs 10 discharged tvo 81 ny clerks"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-19

Tnx EssT WAxHixo ConrorsD of The dsy
/. anIoubtsdiy JAMES PyLEB PEARL
ISE. II elesnses the dirtisst ssd most
delicate f1bris without injury and vitb
l,ilr iasor Fsr ssIs ~ srocsr-,
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
THE NETY PLfY HOUSE.


When Mr.. lIcrzog took hold Of Lincoln
Hall, as II stood in the early part Of last
season aud fitted it up as a museum, the
verdict of the people was that the enter
prise would prove a success. Mr. llerZog's
sagacity as a manager made him realize the
fact that there were still opportunities here
which needed be cultivated, and he at once
set about to elevate the character Of his
houses. 1t was not long before the theatre
going public recognized his honest efforts.
and before long, hardly an evening came
that persons were not turned away from the
luN-Cfl'Cc.
At the close Of the season Manager Her
gcg decided to give up the management of
his establishments In pitisburg and Balti-
more and devote his personal attention TO
the house IN ihis city. During the summer
months the house underwent n course of
Improvements and embellishments which
has ~ l.cvcd il Of its cuncert-lall appearance
ard placed 1t in ConsOnance with all the re-
quirCmcrts of a play house of llrst-class
grade. The stage has been enlarged to
great size, assuring the production OF the
most extensive melodramas before the pub
lie with effective scenic display. Four
handsome private boxes have been built,
and linelydesgnca drop curtain painted.
The walls have been reprinted and the en-
tiresopcra-housc Tefittcd with new System
Of steam heating.
An innovation in the way Of ladies' sit
tiug-roCm has been added 20 the many com
forts Of the house, where ladies can retire
ECtWccn the acts. The room Is elegantly
furnished and Is in charge of an experienced
domestic. Among the various local firms
employed in the work of improving the
theatre were Mr.. John Swanson; decora-
tiCHS, Mr. Henry Stineberg: scenic artist,
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
\ Fine Legal Point.

A very sharp point was made in Il case be-
fore Judge Smell this morning. Albert +.
Parker was charged with being an I'M
licensed commercial agent He was taken
into custody by Detective Block. The de-
tectivc told His Honor that he took the ac-
cused into custody for selling trees and
shrubbery for Marshall & Company of
Cleveland, Ohio. He had no samples, of
course, but he had photographs of the trees
ard plants and took orders and had them
filled, The point was raised that the law
prohibits the sale by sample or catalogue of
goods, wares or merchandise, and the prop
city Offered here was real estate, because It
was growing in the earth. The defence
claimed that the trees were in the ground
when sold. Had they been separated from
the earth they would then have been held to
he merchandise The Court took the per-
sonal bonds of the defendant and stated
that the sale of these plants and trees were
the interest Of agricultural improvement
and he did not think the law applied to it,.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
wanted for Murder in e.eorgie.

writ of habeas corpus was issued by
Judge MeTick this morning, directed to
Lieutenant Of Police John f. Kelly, to pro
duce the body of Charles F. Ward, alias
Crawford. The writ was sued out by Mr..
John A, Clarke, attorney for the prisoner
who was arrested in this city by an officer
from Georgia and a detective Of this city on
the charge Of having murdered a man at
High shoals, Ga, July last. Ward has
refused 90 go to Georgia without requis-
ton, denying the charge. Lieutenant
Kelly testified to the charge against the
accused and his arrest here; he knew
nothing of the particulars Of the olTense
charged, Messrs, c. c. Biting and Martin
Muller testified for the accused; that they
knew him five and seventeen years respcc-
lively Biting testified that he was a man
Of good character and is also pcaceublc
man. Lieutenant Kelly stated that he had
telegram stating that an officer was ON
his way here with aphotograph and descrp-
ton of the accused. On account Of the in
definite nature of the evidence, Judge MGR
rick adjourned the hearing until tomorrow,
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
WEST WlLsHINGTON.

gev.ptoo,, boots loadel with oo,l have mr.
I'll 49, "'''' wa" VI
w,
The shipments from the mines OF the Cum
lerland coal region for the week ending
saturday August ~, were 09,035 tons, ana
for the year to date, l,7l,563 tons, de-
crease OF 66'9aO tons as compared with the
corresponding period OF last year, The coal
was shipped as follows: 10 Baltimore "
ONO Railroad aud local points-week, 3D.
ga tons; year, l,2sS, 7sl tons; decrease from
last year, S9,474 tons, TO Chesapeake "
ONO Canal-week: l@,ol3 TONS year, I'll, ISS
Pennsylvania Railroad-week, S,53l tons;
year, go $50 tons; increase over last year,
l2,Sl3 tons
Cleared: schooners Grace X, Green with
100 tons Of coal, and Il. Bowen, $50 tons OF
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
i rnnEsyr on Jrsrfcz.


Edward skinner Assaulted Br AZ
arCvs whsle Cunning.
Mir Edward skinner Of the National
Museum took day of yesterday oirT
his skin ue % mar'laman ou the 'll,
ioothsomc, fcaihcry game which the
law usbcrcd into the range OF the
.rorl-man's shotgun la#l Tuesday. Tie
IVES accompanied by MI, brother Taking
advantage OF tine high eide the skill was
headed up small iuu uu The Virginia side,
south of thc Long Bridge, which gguin
cmri,s into the POtomOc at the foot Of
Arlington
When alou, half way mp The stream Mr..
skinner lccamo thirsty and os they were
passing farm bousc, the yard OF which
lGducd ON the stream hr was granted
lum!ssi'u Ivy woman who wac standing
in tlcygld to got some water at the Welt
Mr. skinner left the skill, but had tlEcn
lyiG!y % dozen stops toward the well when
| % was pouuccd uIon by two negroes, who
were concealed iu the bushes and at the
Ioiut Of pistol lo was ordered 10 drop hls
guu ana surrender
lntscsd OF dropping bis gun he turned
the mu22lC tlUcgtcuiugy towards one OF the
men and asked what they wanted ono re-.
piled that lac was the county sheriff as he
tuWOd Che LAPEL Ola faded, greasy coat, OK
hilitirg his authority Hs such ON % rusty
piece Of metal aud ordered him Under mr.
tt-t for tiCspassiug on private property.
Mr.. Skinner ,ays they carried him In the
Easement az rickogty old ,han'y near Fort
Mycr which lac supposed was tho homo of
tie constable, as great fat negro woman
greeted them at the door. On Che floor In
the basement were several IN clad and dirty
Children playing lrap-lruW ana blind mans
lutT. Here the trial took place,
The one who profc.scd To hg The constable
stuck Quill behind his ear, gnd throwing
open greasy record book, handed him the
quill 10 sign his name IN the book. The
constable then acted US judge and his as
sis;aut as witness. Mr. skinner was not
allowed to testify. The result was he was
fined 70 and costs, which amounted in all to
IS. Not having the amount with him, he
was accompanied 10y the constable to the
rr!ck-yard Of MIR r. Walker, near by, where
hc hypothccutcd his gun for the amount,
which he turned over to the constable and
walked home.
Ills brother met him at the bridge. Mr..
skinner is Of the impression that he was the
victim Of dupc In which the woman who
gave him permission to 20 TO the well was
an accessory. lie will try his skill as Il
marksman Mt the game stand in the market
next time.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
LOCIL RRIEE.S.


A COAL OIL lamp exploded in the house Of
Mrs. Alice Boogh, No. 1898 seventh street
last night, and Mrs. Boogh was severely
burned about the head and face.
BIRDS owned by William Arnold of New
York and l.. t. Read, Brooklyn, were lihcr-
atcd In Washington this morning for New
York. Air line distance Is about 2O3 miles.
A 13-YEAH-oLD colored boy named VIM.
Chisley, while engaged In an alteration
with white boy named Edward Shugruc
of Good Hope Road was struck on the
head with stone. DR.. Taylor pronounced
the boys injury conclusion of the brain.
A CoIoRED cart driver named Charles
johnson pleaded guilty before Judge Smell
this morning to cruelty treating aud tor
menting his mule by driving it 10 a cart
while the back of the animal was sore. lie
wGs committed IN default of IS fine
THE Columbia Democratic Club met last
night for the first time this season. There
was n large attendance and Mr.. A. \. viii
son presided and MIR Lawrence Gardner
acted as secretary. The club IA pcrrccting
plans to assist IN the coming Virginia and
Maryland campaigns.
JoHN A. RAwIIN's Post, c. \. r., and
the Union Veteran Corps First Company,
give n combined excursion to Annapolis
nnd Bay Ridge next Sunday morning which
promises to he one of the most enjoyable
and select trips of the season. Excellent
sport Is promised the cYCursiuuists IN fish
ing, bathing, etc.
GRAND WORTHY CuEF TEMPLAR CALD.
WELL has appointed the following delegates
10 represent the Grand Lodge of Good
TomplGrs of this District to the temperance
centennial which meets In Philadelphia on
the 23d instant: A. H. Frcar, j. $. Polcr,
W. Bailey, william +, Switzcr, Mrs.
Mary {. Ep.-VpIl mud hre np Sarah
Braithwaite.
THE EQuITABLE c. b. ASSOCIATION held
its seyenty-iirst monthly meeting last night
at the National Rifles Armory, George W,
Hardness In the chair and John Joy Edison
secretary. Advances were made to the
shareholders amounting to $4,000
at an average premium of sixty per cent.
The secretary reported that 1900 shares
had been taken and paid for in the ninth
issue, Increasing monthly receipts $500.
The receipts for August We're S5i,94l.S3.
THE Washington Light Infantry Corps,
at their meeting last night, elected nine
sot;ye members. Mcssrs. Ross, Bell, Dan
enhowcr and Mayor Edmunds and Mr..
Doughorty of Cape May were made honor
AIRY members. A committee was appointed
to draft resolutions of thanks 10 the Mayor
and citizens of Cape May for their enter
tainmont of the corps ON the occasion Of
It's recent encampmeut. The Montgomery
Grays, at recent meeting, placed the w.
l.. |. Corps on their list of honorary mem
hcrs, and the corps rcciprocated in like
manner.
THE Local Preachers Association of the
NJ. Il, Church Of the city met last evening
at 1887 Tenth street northwest to elect dele
gates to the National Preachers Association
that meets at Brooklyn, n. Y, September
26. The president, Rev. Samuel Kramer,
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
CITY HILL NOTES.
Items OF Minor importance Glenncd
From the Courts.

A suit to collect anaccount Of 1884, 80 has
been filed by Charles G., Ball and others
against Charles $. Hill.
Batoman ~ Co., bankers, have entered
suit against William p. Canaday and
Dwight NJ, Sabin to compel the payment of
an overdue note for 81, 900
William b. jackson and George J. seuf-
ferle have entered suit at law against vii
liam c. Adams and Ellen c. Wright forthe
payment Of note for s. 600, ON which Sl93
only has been paid, and which IS overdue
Marriage licenses have been granted to
George smith and Julia Linch, both Of
Bowie, Nd; James A. Fling and Alice NJ.
Sandman, both Of Montgomery County,
Md; Wallace d. Neitzey and BERTHE il.
Martyr; Cornelius d. Willis and Carrie NJ.
Sears
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
TnE R0cKYiAAE FlfR.
Fine Exhibits. large crowds. nui
Much Favorable NompCnt.

-,-.s. r..,...-.,.t. .,. We
Mucn FHNoraoie NOminCni.
The annual Rockville Fair opcncd yc4ler.
dny updcr mast favorable nuspic,s R,sll,s
-. -,
n"so "''c"V"h'e l'"''' NohtSolh'ry ana
uuJocent counties there wa, d large number
of persons from this city present. The cg-
hilns are said to be the finest In mluy
,,o,, ,,,,,, az Ala, r.,,,
- '"""' y, Wv ,"','''' ,'''''i@ In
NHgi'ln anu ieih'SlVaiia' Inc eNhio'S oi
live stock was especially fine, aud some
,,.,, ,..c,,.,i ,ri,a
wv many "pl,ip,n'S ''"'' =" We o,St,'' i'''
uiSii"S oi ,,i ~, "." ,''u'"' ''"-
'J Rm'o, i' iis t, ' H. ,,, asa
.'Hv"S w 'Hi,''v," '' ui'' ,,,Iu'' N'
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
CoURY RECORD.

PcucE CouET - Judge Smell. - Ellen
shcprorl, colored, disordcry conduct, 50
or 10 days John Jones' colored, vac
giancy; bonds or so days in the workhouse.
Joseph Kelly, do; personal bonds. Jos,
Hume, disoidcrly conduct; 50 or 10 days.
Michael lankady, vngraucy; 80 days i'm ,hc
workhouso. Charles johnson, cruelty 10
animals Patrick Smythe, Keeping his bar
open ON Sunday; $50 or 30 days appeal
noted. VIM. j. Fitzgerald. Sunday bar,
SOS or 30 days. Emil Bruchl, Keeping am
unlicensed bar; sos or 60 days. George
Miller, Sunday bar; $40 or 30 days. John
". Smith and John Gcater, ARRAY, - each
Maud schaciIor and Rosy Leonard, ARRAY,
dismissed.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03

All doubt as to the result Of cases of per-
sons charged with keeping unlicensed dogs
when they come before the Police Court
was removed this morning. His Honor
faid that the law imposing tax on dogs
had been sustained in the upper court, and
he would not suspend cases in the future to
allow the defendant to appeal. lie said
that he wanted it understood that these
cases would be promptly disposed of and
fines imposed In the future. He gave iudg-
ment in a number Of suspended cases.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03

Joseph Hume, in the uniform of the
United States Navy, was towed into the
dock at the Police Court this morning for
boisterous and mutnous conduct on the
Avenue last night An officer swore that
he bad hoisted in more grog than he could
carry. lie was sent to the dry dock on the
Eastern Branch for 10 days.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
FINANCIAL.


New York, Sept. 3.-Money /! per cent.
Exchange quiet and weak Governments
strong. Currency Gs, lsS bid; is, coupon,
123 bid; ils do, 1l2l bid. The stock market
opened firm but steady at last nights
closing figures, and up to the first call
nothing of interest transpired. After 1880
O'Clock there was good buying of the list,
under which prices advanced steadily to
noon. At the last named hour prices were
up ! TO per cent.
New York stock MARKET.
The following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner Eighth
and & streets:
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03

You are allowed a free triai Of Hiriy dqys OF
the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Violate Belt
with Electric suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure OF Nervous
Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood and all
eases Complete restoration to health yigoI
and manhood guaranteed. No risk IL in
CURED, Illustrated pamphlet, with full In
formation, terms, etc, mailed free By al res-
sing Voltaic Belt, Co., Marshall, Hlch
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
"OId joe Given Another Chance.

Old Joe Kelly and Michael Sanhody, the
two veteran habitual drunkarls of this city,
were both in the prisoners dock at the
Police Court this morning. These men
have spent large portion of their existence
in the worlihouse for being common drunk
ards. Kelly's hard drinking is telling on
him, and he is very feeble. lie has prop
erty and is generally neat and we'll dressed.
He made his usual eloquent appeal for
ley Nyc and swear Of Your Honor. am
going to stop drinking he said. Officer
Hollinberger swore that he arrested the old
man on complaint of his sister. Judge
Smell gave him another chance and took
his personal bonds not to repeat the ofTcnse
sanhody made no good resolutions and
promises and he got ninety days on the
farm
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03

A GENTLEMAN, 81 YEARS OF AGE
n whose constantly increasing business re-
Guires aid of partner, would like acquaint-
ance OF lady, same age or less, with some
Capital matrimony in future In agreeable; ref
erenoes j. Andrews, Critic Office. se33t+
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
The BODIES s4tiiI Unrecovered.

All efforts to recover the bodies of Mr.,
John II. Morgan, son of Senator Morgan Of
Alabama, and Mrs. Emma Della-Stella, who
were drowned near the Chain Bridge, have
been fruitless up TO this afternoon. Efforts
have been made during the day by several
crews Of men to rescue the parties
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03

Before Commissioners take any action on
the application of the Washington Heat
and Power Company to lay heating pipes
They desire to learn the views of the prop
erty owners on the routes designated,
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The ~ Trims 70 the se,

The regular excursions to the seashore,
via the Pennsylvania Railroad, will be con
tinued Friday next, 4th inst. Tickets are
good to return within five days. Train
leaving Washington at II o'clock a. m.
reaches the seashore in time for tea. Round
ri rofa *
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03

Judge Smell resumed the bench at the
Police Court this morning after a months
vacation at his home, Wateryille, Maine, aud
other points In the north.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03

Ebiitt House. corner 18th and + streets.
81. James liotcl. 9th 81. and PCnua. ave,
Harris House, pcnna. ave, near llth So.
Clinton House, tth and | streets.
Lusokam, 1873 T. street northwest,
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iENRETrA--In this city Tuesday, sept. /,
John >; Henrietta, aged A years.
inc funeral viii take place from $50 street
at four o'clock this afternoon, Friend Of IN .
deceased are invited. =
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Baby Carriages,


refrigerators, carpets and furniture sold on
weekly or monthly payments at Smiths,
Alb New Jersey avenue northwest,
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The Manning leaders Of the Albany Dem
ocracy are supporting Hill for the nomi-
nation for Governor OF New York.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-03
"Justh's Old stand"
"Aiderney Dairy Wagons"

G10 D street northwest, buys gents 'seeon
hand clothing. Note by mail attended to.