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The Hartford herald., 1885-11-18

HARRISBURG, Ill, Nov. Is, 1885.
Mister Editor:
You will find enclosed one dollar To
pay on subscription for the HERALD,
don't stop the paper, | can't do with
out il. Yours, r. L. NALL.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-18

The recent elections show large
Democratic gains in several States,
as compared with the Presidential
election last year, as follows: New
York. 1000: Virginia, 10000 ;
Penhsylsania, $4,000; Iowa. 5000;
Maryland, 1900 Massachusetts,, D.
900; Nebraska, 5000; Colorado, o.
600. and Ohio, 10000. This is
quite an encouraging outlook for the
Democratic party, and indicates ap-
proval Of Cleveland's administration.
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-18
Cupid's Captives.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
ttTheodore Johnson to Miss Ellen
Short.
Columbus Hunt to Miss Drucilla
Whitaker.
COIORED.
Wm Baltzell to Miss Margaret Jane
Collins
The Hartford herald., 1885-11-18

A WONDERFUL BOOK
lust published, and for sale by the medical
book dealers, or may he had direct irOm the
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
Dis,rict Government Notes.

The regular quarterly statement just
issued by the United States Treasurer, who
is tx oflicio Commissioner of the Sinking
Fund Of the District, shows the total debt
10 be S21 ,270,350; amount of debt retired
since July /, 1873, SIGH ,050; consequent
reduction In annual Interest charge, $685.
336; issue of District 65s Qimited by law
TO $4,000, ,000), $li,557 000
The Commissioners have been engaged
several days in making up a schedule of
streets to be improved the coming season.
They decided that the following streets
shall be paved with asphalt pavement
Four-and a-balf street from Louisiana ave-
nue. to @ street; c street from Four.and-a-
half TO Seventh street, aud Sixth from Lou
isiana avenue to Missouri avenue.
A liquor license was yesterday granted
W. +. Adams, 601 Maryland avenue.
The Commissioners yesterday, at the re-
quest Of the French Legation, released j.
d. Bcrnor from the workhouse.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

q THE original "Patrol, written In 1867
one of the features of the Elks' ball.
POLICEMAN HAAS this morning found
dead colorod infant on Fourteenth street,
between K and L streets.
WILLIAM II. JONES of 23i Tenth street
southeast reports thatshis woodshed was
broken into last night and seven chickens
stolen therefrom.
FIRE was discovered in the house OF Mrs.
j.. Stages 1913 III street, about . o'clock last
night. A box of matches becoming ignitod
caused the fire. Damage, $40.
AN alarm Of fire was sounded at 2i5 this
morning from box 32l for q fire In stable
at the foot of Twenty fourth street. The
structure was entirely destroyed.
THE names Of Revs. ]. 3. Butler aud b.
y. Hall were put yesterday by tho M' L.
Conference on tho superaunuated list. The
members will probably call on the Presi-
dent this evening.
WIN. DOUGLASS, alias Wesley Spilman
and VIM. Keys, colored, have been sem
fenced to tho penitcntiary for five years
each for smashing windows on the .ith Of
March.
THE Capital City Gun Club held its first
sLootinR-match oftbe season yesterday, with
the following score Bailey, IL Mills, IL:
Wagner, IL Laird II Mcleod, 10; Car.
son, 10; Wilson, o. McKelden, 8 Hart, 3,
and Phillips, 2.
SEE our so pants TO order Hamburgers.
THOMAS II. MCDONALD and Frank Starr
vest orday pleaded guilty in the Criminal
Court to the larceny of pocketbook from
Mrs. Mary White on the 5th Of last March.
Judge Macarthur suspended sentence, In
oder that something might be ascertaincd
Of the mems history.
THE directors of the Corcoran Art Gal
lery have purchased two works of consid-
erablo merit at the sale Of George l. Seney's
art collection in New York. The pictures
are "a Helping Hand, by Renouf and an-
other work by Trayon. The pictures will
arrive here next week.
READ James II. McGill's paint adv.
THE Washington Commandery No. 2,
knights Templars, elected the following oii.
ctrs last night for the ensuing Tempar
year: Eminent commander, Sir A. b. Tub
man; generalissimo, Sir Warren H. Orcust:
captain-genoral, Sir John II. Olcott; prelate,
Sir Daniel Mcfarland; senior warden, Sir
John Brommitt; treasurer, Sir John Key
worth; recorder Sir Charles Shelse.
EAsTER.CARDs. Gould's, i21 9th st.
A SUIT has been brought by Mr.. c. f.
Creecy before Justice Of tho Peace J.. l.
O'Neal against Policeman g. L. Barkley,
Joseph Arnold, aud ex-Policemau James
Arnold, to compel them to pay him 80 per
cent. of the amount of claim he managed
for the defendants The defendants are
benefciaries under the act Of Congress jan
nary 10 last, appropriating $i6S00 for the
payment of the policemens 90 per cent.
claim under the old cOrDOratiOn,
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MARKET CONTINUES sTAaNANT.
st. Paul Heavily Bought Gem
eral Business Notes.

The chesapeake & ohio Canal Company, by
J.. L. Thomas, Charles j. NJ. uwinn and
Thomas NJ. Lanahan, solicitors, have filed In
the United states Circuit Court a petition set
ting ioith the agreement of the company with
Robert IT, Baldwin and others for the sale OF
the repair bonds OF 1873, aud asking tho ap-
provai OF the court. Judge Bond passed an
order settipg the matter for Il hoarlng April
20, 1886.
fhe annual meeting Of tho Mexican Central
Railroad Company Will be held In Boston next
Monday. The annual report shows that /, 1854
miles OF ROADS are now operated by the com.
pnny.
The United States Government had on dc.
nosit In the Exchange National Bank of Nor.
fOlk, which has suspended, between 100000
md S5UO,UOO. These funds arc informal reve.
nuo collections made In the Second District.
In London the feeling In commercial aud
financial clrcles IL foverish. Oonsols are
weaker and have declined fractlonally for
both money and account.
wall Street Gossip.
NEW YORK, April i.-Money per cent.
Exchange dull but steady. Governments
dull. Currency. 6s, 1875 bid 4s, coupons,
122h 1A'e, do. 1925 bid.
The stock market opened quiet but Arm and
advanced fractlonally in the nrst few transac.
tions, but at the flrst call, under heavy sell.
ing OF Delaware Lackawenna, the market
weakened and declined "a 10 III per cent. by
noon. Bince then pricos have recovered frac-
tionally.
New York Stock Market.
The following hive been furnished by Bate.
man Co., bankers, 111l 4 street, being the
most active stocks In the New York Exchange.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
A WORK OF ART.
The. EIks' Ball programme.

The programme of the Elks promenade
concert and reception next Monday night
has been completed. 1t is one of the
handsomcst programmes ever gotten up. 1t
is of old gold satin with heavy fringe of
the same material. Inside, printed on pale,
yellow silk leaves, are the names of tho
officers of the association, Of the commit
tees, the music of the promenade concert,
tho order of dancing, the menu and the
wine list. The programme will be very
handsome souvenir. The ball will be held
at the WashingtOn Light Infantry Armory
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
Mr.. DECISIONS TRIAL,
The ao,h instant Fixed as ,he !

@'O W" F"t1 HHNo" "H NHo ""J
Special United States Attorney II. Fl.
Wells was in the Criminal Court this
morning by direction of Judge Macarthur
to set day for trial in the case of VIM.
Dickson. Mr.. Dickson is charged with
corIuptly endeavoring to influence a
newspaper in the ljury-room. Mr.. Dickson
was present in court with his counsel, Mr..
G. NJ. Smith.
Mr.. Wells said he has been inquiring as
to the whereabouts of the Government wit
Desses in the case and has decided that
they will be ready for trial on the Goth inst.
Mr.. G. NJ. Smith said the date fixed for trial
was satisfactory to the defendant, but he
wanted it understood that the case would
be tried on the day fixed. The Court or.
deIed tho case to be put on tine assignment
for that day.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
THE POLICE oouRr.

Sheppard and Charles Goodall two small |
colored boys, were charged with tho lar
ceny of box Of chewing tobacco from the
store of Charles A. CanReld They were
sentenced to 60 days in jail EACH
William Coleman, colored man, was
charged with committing an assault on
Mary Jackson on Christmas night. AfCer
the assault Coleman loft the city, aud was
arrested on his return yesterday. He
pleaded not guilty. Tho evidence showed
doubt in which the defendant was given
tho benefit, and was sentenced to Jail for
30 days.
Caroline Fletcher, colored, pleaded not
guilty of assaulting her sister Ida. The
charge was proven and ine Of 50 imposed.
Caroline then charged her brother John
with kicking her, which charge John dc.
nied, and the case was dismissed
Tho case against Michael Scanlon, charged
with assaulting Albert McGill, young
white boy, at the baseball grounds few
days ego was called for trial this morning.
Several witnesses testified that tho defend
ant merely caughttho boy by tho lappels of
his coat to eject him from the grand-stand
on which McGil was not entitled
to a seat, having purchased ten cent
ticket of admission to the grou nds
only. Judge Smell said in disposing
of the case there seemed to be n lack
of regulations at the baseball grounds
That after the boy had gained his seat on
the stand, as there were no reserved seats,
he should have been permitted to remain
AS to the assault, he did not think that Mr.
Scanlon intended to iniure the hoy, but to
vindicate the law he would impose fine
of 81.
John Reed, the old coored man who was
arrested by Lieutenant Kolly at the corner
of Snyenth and IL strpnts nnrt rthwasE Wnd as.
day morning, for having policy papers in
his possession, was charged before Judge
Smell this morning with playing policy.
The papers found in his possession were
produced in court but no evidence was
brought to show that the defendant had
been playing policy, and the case was dis
missed.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
:. The Lmdra,,

And his friends met and discussed canvas.
back )" etc. and, with counteuances express
I've of the most intense satisfaction, wended
their ways. The Judge found that he was
free from the curse of tardy servants, of
cold, half.done or burnt breakfasts, and
didn't have to go to market and spill salt
mackerel brine all over his new pants. His
wife had dismissed the seamstrcss aud now
does her own sewing, aud has time besides
to air on the Avenue. Altogether, he de-
clared, he was just the happiest man alive.
His wife spoke up, me, too" Smith
OF the Evans, 924 + street, was so delighted
that he was able to make such souls happy,
and stood rubbing his hands in high glee.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
Nopny plaid suits to order sls. IIamburgor's
DRoPosALs FOR STREET SWEEPING IN
THE CITIES OF .WAsHGNGTON AND
GEORGETOWN, ID, q,


OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WAslIINGToN, d, o., April 4, 1885.
by direction OF the Board or Commissioners,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Of
Cleaning streets and avenues in the cities OF
Washington and Georgetown, d. O.; also for
furnishing StreetSweeping Machines.
Blank forms OF proposals and Specifications
can be obtained at this onlce upon application
therefor, together with all necessary lnforma.
tin, ana bids upon those forms viii alone be
considered,
The right Is reserved to reject any ana all
bids or parts OF bids,
G.. j. LYDEOKER,
Major OF Engineers, U. $. A.,
ap.Gt Engineer Commissioner d. o,
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

NEW YORK, April 4.-Flour-hull; extra
No. 2, 50 75ld3 supernne, ~ S5G3 10.
whest-No. , red winter, O0c.; April
'GI 5r6No @ 70 ~ nixed nix S'i' May, S65sc. bid.
Oats No. mixed, April, 81 &c.
Rye-dull.
Barley Nominal.
Pork-Dull; mess, $13d13.25.
Lard-7(d5c. April, SILL May,
Molasses-Dull; 1Sc for so test.
Turpentine-Quiet at 31Ac.
chicago Grain and Provision Mar.
keis.
CmcAoo,April 1.-openlng wheat-H Heher;
excited; May, SOalc.; June, S27sc.
Corn steadyi May, 1194c.; July, 43asc.
Pork-Firmi May, S1l.72Hi June, s32.s5
Lard-Iligher; May, $0.S2lh; June, $780,.
Ribs May, $602p2; June, s5.O7i5; July,
SG.1O.
Tho following summary by u. X. platu Il
Co., ST. Cloud building, Ninth ana streets,
shows the course of the Chicago grain and
provision market up to p. m. to-day:
Wheat.
MAy-openinE sosAi highest, SIN; lowest,
SON closed, 3Oib.
JuNE,, Opening, s24. highest, s34; lowest,
S2ai; closed, S3.
July Opening, s5i4 highest, s5N lowest,
Corn.
MAY. Opening, il3; highest, 42; lowest,
i1% closed, i17s.
JuNE.- Opening, 42l, highest, 42as; lowest
12la; closed, i2la.
JuLY-openipg, 43s; highest, 4si4; lowest,
Oats.
M,Y-openipg, ~; highest, 80; lowest,
317s; closed, 81.
JrYE-openlng, 32k highest, 32H; lowest,
80; closed, 32s
JuLY-Opening, -; highest, -; lowest,
Pork.
MAY-opening, .$l1.75; highest, $11.77h;
lowest, Sll.70i closed, Sll;77ia.
JrNE- Opening, S11 80; highest, Sl100;
lowest, s1i 80; closed, s11 .S5.
JuLi--openlng, $1,000; highest, $1,000;
lowest, Sl1.92hi closed, S11.95.
Lard.
MAl-opssnlng, s6.s2la; highest, S6.s2hi
lowest, $3.50; closed, $6S2-h.
lowest, $500; closed, 5000.
JuLY-opening, SO 97ia; highest, SG,97h
lowest, S00715i closed, S6.07la.
Washington Stocks.
The following are the closing quotations of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:
D. G. BoNps.-Per I'm. Us, 81, coin, Ia bid
11dla asked. Per. I'm 7s, 01, currency, us;
1904; Market Stocks 7s, '92, currency, lSla;
water Stock, 7q, ioo3, currency, 100! -.
50year funding, Boss, 1924, currency, 1885,
1l3%. 2O.year funding, per cen.., $780, cur
coin, 1l4a;1l0I. 30'year funding, 6s, 1907
coin, 123's 1875.
II. II. sTocKs.-w. Il g. stock, -.- bid; --
asked. Bonds, 115; -. Metropolitan stock,
rs; -. Columbia, 80; -. N. Cap. h D.
st., ;}S; --. Anacostia, :; ----.
FIRE, GAS AND ms. Cos.-Wash. City Gas 1t
Co., d2i 1871 Georgetown Gas Lit. Co.. 3Sia
l0ll. Fireman's, 40; d5k. Franklin, -;
17Ai -. Arlington, 1872; -. Corcoran, -;
~. Columbia, 10Si IL. German.Amerlcau,
1872; --. Potomac, 15; --. Riggs, 81;
Petroleum..
The oil market has been comparatively
steady, but somewhat weaker. Tue decline
has been less than per cent, but tue tone OF
the market is weak. There are no special
features 10 report, only Il general dislncllna
ton to trade.
Plain 4 Co. give us the following quotations
at 2 p. m. Closed Thursday, 81; opened this
morning, S0it; highest, s Ii lowest, 70ia
and now, ION.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
A temperance Mass. Meeting.

The following invitation has been adj
dressed to the pastors of the various
churches
Rererem and Dear Sir.
Yourself and congregation are earnestly
invited to join in q temperance mass meet
ing to be held in Masonic Temple on San
day, April 5, at $3.50 p. M, under the au-
spices Of the Good Templars, to be addressed
by John b. Finch, esq, right worthy grand
templar of the order. Fraternally,
VI. Z. CALDWELL. g. w. G. Il
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
A RuMoRRp APPOINTMENT.
An Unfounded Report OF Major Nor
nnnsn RnIacIlnn M MARGINAL.

A report was currently circulated to-day
that Major Thomas P. Morgan, ex-District
Commissioner, had been appointed Marshal
of this District to succeed Marshal Clayton
MchIichael. Inquiry at the White House
revealed the fact that no appointment had
yet been made and probably will not be for
several days. Major Morgan is being urged
for tho position, and is one of tho most
popular citizens of Washington and gen.
tleman who has been prominent in many
important movements and reforms, and is
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

Commodore W. 4. Truxton has been or
dertd to command the navy yard at Nor
folk the 10th Instant, and also to discharge
the duties connected with the Norfolk har-
Dor. Commodore William X. Mayo has been
detached from the command OF the navy
yard at Norfolk the 10th instant and placed
on waiting orders.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
THE HOTELS.

NATIoNAL,-Hon b. L. Batcher, Captain
John NJ, Birch and Colonel John I. Nc
Graw West Virginia; f, Stowe, Cincinnati,
Ohio; II. Atkins, Vermont; William New,
New York.
EBBITr-Hon. J. G. Ballentine Tennes-
see; Royal Il. Purcell, Vincennes, Ind; Il.
]. Page, Philadelphia; Philip OReilly, j.
II. Miller, New York; Thomas II. Barnes,
Fort Smith, Ark.
RIGGs.--H. W. Seely, Carl Strauss, IL. L.
Rogers, William Parsons, .ir., aud wife, New
York; w. w. Russell aud wife, New
Hampshire; II. 7. Ware, Il. A. McSIurray
Texas.
WILLARD's.-H. W. Wheeler Now York
w. +. Durant and wife, Miss Duraut Mrs
II. w. Cook, Chicago; Mrs. d. S. Carrick
Miss Kitty Carrck, Oakland, CalS NJ II
NJ. Wallace, Illinois.
TO not be deceived ask for and take
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
Al Senmen,a RetheI.

The temperance meeting at the Seamen's
Bethel, corner Eighth and l. streets south
east, on tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
will be addressed by several prominent
temperance speakers, The music is an at
tractive feature Of these meetings, which
have grown into great popularity.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

1NDE "PATENT KINDLING.wOoD COOK
i stove" 10 selling like shot cakes, Weighs
less than three pounds and is tho most novel
and useful household article ever presented
10 the public. Thousands OF hOusekeepers
have bought itnnd Will ever continue 10 BUY
n. STATE, CITY AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR
SALE, and fortunes can be made by those who
are quick and wise I'm seeing "a BIG THING"
Call Immediately at 1909 st.n,w' mhl4'u
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

TO show you the most elaborate and COM
piete assortment of spring clothing in the
city. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and Il.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
Found.

Ex-Governor Fletcher of Missouri, who
has been missing for week. has been found
az IarSd Texas.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
FOR SALE--.Lots.

4 'HEApEsT LOTS IN THE CITY.
BEAUTIFUL SITES ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
fronting on 18Th street extended and on Hol-
mead road; being fashionable drive from
l1tn street to Soldiers Home Park;
SMALL CASH PAYMENTS;
long deferred payments for balance; small
rate OF interest; property rapidly Increasing
In value; streets newly graded, with cutters,
sewerage, water and gas lamps.
Street. cars run within one square OF all
these lots.
Arare chance for great bargains.
For full particulars, plat OF ground AMI
HENRY D. GREEN, or
JOHN l.. BEALL,
mr3I-tf III + 81. NV.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

The signal ONCE furnishes the following
synopsis OF the weather:
Local meteorological report for April 4,
1885; Thermometer readings at 3 q. M, ~ i I;
z a. M, 36o o. IL q, M, %.
Report for April 3, 1885: Mean tempera.
tpre, 00o,3i maximum, 1921 minimum,
total precipitation, O.2d inch.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
LOST AND FOUND.

l OsT-APRIL l, ON NJ ST. BET. srH and
- 10th, a silver watch The Under Will be
rewarded at 006 NJ et. n.w. a3'3t"
I OsT-S20 REwARD-ABOuT 3 MONTHS
~ ago on Md. ave, bot. 9th 81. and alley
green base; marked a. b., IT., Return 10 2l0
". Capitol ct. ap3.3tN
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
Ask Your Druggist

To give you our beautiful story book, "Le-
eend of Aloha Eastman's new perfume,
Aloha
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

Shirta, Collars ana Ouns Doue Up
equal to new, at Morgan's Steam Laundry.
InMesk nriccs
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

ROuseEeepers VIII save Money,
by purchasing their furniture, carpets, &C.,
ON easy weekly or monthly installments at
Smiths, Alb N. ]. avenue northwest.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

T OBT--lN GEORGETOWN, A COLTS Pts
IL toI, No. lb,570i Metropolitan Police on.
grayed on tho handle. Areward Will be paid
II lett AZ 1000 oliye 81, Georgetown. ap2'3E'
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

WANTED MARKET MEN AND MER.
w chants to know that the undersigned
luilds ice-bOxes and refrlgerators OF ali
binds upon scientific principles; best OF refer
ences. Address j. u. WATSON,
ap2.3tF d2I II Ut. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

WTANTED- PUPILS FOR PIANO, by AN
w experienced teacher, who makes the
theory OF music specially; one or two lessons
week terms moderate. Gail "Wednesday or
Friday, from TO p, mr at No. I'll SIN II.
n. W. Rp3.3ir
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

10 not be deceived ask for and take
only d. II. Douglass & sons Oapsicum Cough
Drops for Coughs, Colds and Sore Throats, d.
b. anOTrade Marx on every drop.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
WANTED miscellaneous.

INTANTRD- A HOUSE WITHIN s SQUARES
w OF the Patent once; possession wanted
between thie aud May i. s. b., 020 East Cap
itOl ". af.3tF
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

yA7ANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR. TAY.
w lor, 031 i street, nenr Tenth, makes
beautiful sets OF artificial teeth for S5, guar
nnteed TO give full satisfactlon; extracting
with gas, chlorofOTm or local anesthetlce, Oh
cents; Without 20 centei nlling at very low
pricea. Oc2D
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

SITUATION DY A CoLJRE
w boy TO WORK In house; references. CALI
u l21 nLdee 81. NV. np2
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
WANTED-- Situations Male.

Wy ANTED-- EMPLOYMENT AT pAINr1Sg.
w gla2ing and knlsuminipg, by cJni'
petent man. ResidenCe 222 d 81. n. ". npl
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- Not,ces under his head are inserted at me rate o.
10 cents per Ibe.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

EOR SALE NO. 2 "OALIGRAPH," USED
II less tnan a month Is In perfect order,
and In every particular as good as new; not
having further use for It mt the present, VIII
cell at bargain. Can be seen after j p. m. at
Nn7 Y. Y nYe. Rn2..iiN
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
FOR SALE--MsceIIaneous.

JIoR sAIE-A, no. : BALTIMORE RANGE,
~ nearly new Will sell cheap for cash. DOT
I'D 81, n. W. apI.3tF
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

VIT TASTED-A SITUATION by A C0LORrD
w boy TO walt on table, references. Calt
OF d2l Ridge st. II. W. app
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

EoR SALE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES
IL Of the Cloud House restaurant; pool tables
nnd bowling alleys all nrstclass; established
1910; 1lo West Baltimore ST., near Greene,
Baltimore, Nd. the above viii no sold at u
bargain. Apply ON the premises to Harry !.
Brooks. apI.3tf
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
FOR REHT--Houses.
FOR RENT--Rooms.

EOR RENT 1907 Q ST., A LARGE, PLEAS
IL ant room, In house with all conyeniences
and In desirable location; terms reasonable;
references exchanged. api.3tt
EOR RENT-FURNI5HE OR UNFUR-
II nished rooms, with or without board;
table board SO per month. l2S ID ST. n W,
app 81
L'OR RENT-THIRD.SroRY FRONT ROOM,
II furnished desirable lotationi private
family. 10 Grant Place II. W. ap23t~
EOR RENT-Two LADIES OWNING sU-
II burban home, on line Of cars, VIII rent
back parlor, bedroom and porch, connecting,
10 one or two gentlemen, cheap for the sum
mor. Address Ladies', Critic olllce. ap23t
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

49, METROPOLITAN NJ. +. CHURCH,
49, corner AZ and U sts.-ReY. Il. d,
Huntley, D. D., pastor will preach Sunday at
II a, M, followed by communion service, aud
at $50 p. m. Vesper services at & 80 p. M;
Sunday.schOOl, q: 80 n, m. III
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

WASHINGTON, ID. C., April ., 1888.
EDW. BROOKE,
Dealer in all kinds OF choice
BLEI, MUTTON, LAMB AND VEAL,
132 ana 733 Centre Market, nh street wing.
Messrs. FOrsyih ~ tobbins order from ms
the beet beef, veal, mutton, etc, In the market.
EDR. BROOKE,
Dealer In Choice Meats,
Centre Market.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
WANTED--H -Hep--Maie.

WANrLD-A YOUNG MAN 10 TO1O YEARS
OF gge, who can declpher the most uu-
printing onlcej none heed apply uniess capa.
Die. AadIets Mannhcript, Criticorltc.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

l. OR THE INAUGURATION.-A LOT A,i<
II OF good lG-ineh ash shell, calfskin G,WsA
head DRUMS, with sticks, slings and .siltk
covers, for only SO each, AZ q. l., WILD w>Az1@
4 BRO. g, 7OD Seventh st. NV.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04
WANTED Situations Female.

WIANTED-BY TWO COLORED WOMEN
w places as cook, washer aud ironer or
chambermaid or nurse; good references. Call
at PIP llth st, n. W. ap2
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

NETANTED-TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old OneB at Butlos's Stove Exchange,
corner 5th and X sts. Smoky chimneys cured
or no pay. Stoves exchanged for groceries,
Old stoves bought
The Evening critic., 1885-04-04

wAsiNGToN, d. O, April >, 1855.
II. O. GRAY.
Dealer in
FRESH HtTTER, CHEESE, Eggs, POTATOES AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
30S 9th st, II. W., opp. Centre Market.
ls4; FRESH FISH SPECIALITY.
The Forsyth Cafe buys from me the very
best Of everything In my line.
II. O. GRAY,
Dealer In Country Produce, etc.,
POS Ninth street.