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Prepared for The CaledOnian- D
Literary Notes.

Crawford's fifth novel, "ZorOaster,
Is pronounced inferior to "Mr. Isaacs,
|+'Dr Claudius' and "a Roman Singer.
koroaster is Persian prophet of Bel
shazzar's time and a pupil of Daniel.
DIR. w. A. Hammond's new and thirt
bowel is called "Mr. OldmixOn,' and il
well spoken Of.
Julian Hawthorne il among the liter
Ary gentlemen named for foreign con
eulates.
Under the title of the "Murder o
Amy Robsart Brief for the Prosecu
Bon" 10y Walter Rye, some new ligh
j. said to Ice thrown upon the cOnnec
lion of Queen Elizabeth with this trag
'edy.
A person 10y the name of Russell o
Detroit, Michigan, il said to have writ
Hen "London Society
Mime. Adelina Patti is preparing a
berries of autobiographical articles .fol
SHarpcr's Magazine.
An American edition of Ruskin's au
photography is to he published by John
Wiley Il Sons.
The second volume of McMasters
+fIIistorv of the Peonle IS '''- II 81
80 tho ......s between 1890 and
IeO3.
Goethe and his heirs received for his
II ritings between the years 1875 and
sIrG5, at which time they became pub
liz property, the sum of $2I6,OO0.
Il w. ID. HowelIs will publish this sea-
Lon "a revised edition of his charming
.'tpcms, also a volume of critical sketch
h y of the masters of Italian poetry.
Julian IIawthorne's Glove, or
Name" Edgar Fawcett's "Social Sill
&buettes" and Edward Quincy's "The
Iaunted Adjutant and other stories
e announced for September.
a General Grants memoirs will be is
bed simultaneously in London and
lew York. The first volume is in
spe.
Mr.. Tennyson is sail to have ready
new volume of poems.
Mark Twain is said to be the richest
#n thor in America.
Miss Cleveland has made S5O,OO0 by
IT, book, George Eliot's Poetry and
f,ther studies"
4 Upwards ct lOO,GI0 copies of Ouida's
*ovelette, "A Rainy Day. were sold
#eforc publication.
z.There is to be new biography of
belly by Thomas j. Wise.
lFivc essays on TeunysOn, Browning,
.ltthew Arnold, Swinburn and Morris,
Il bun the pen of Arthur Cation, are an
=eunced.
Z 1t is proposed to establish an Eng
b. historical review. to appear quar-
<nly. IT will deal with English and
<amcrican colonial history and such
her branches of history, ancient and
bdern, constitutional and ecclesiasti
l. France aud Germany have al
,ady such reviews. 1t will emanate |
|Om Cambridge University and VIII
|lve IA corresponding editor in the
United States.
Appleton Il Co. will ut an early day
sue "Anecd0tes and Incidents of the |
&ivil War 10y Admiral Porter. 1t will
We an inside view of the war and con
in graphic descriptions of the capture
Il New Orleans, Nicksburg, LincOln's
sit To Richmond and other leading
tents.
81 Lord Lytton's "Glenarerir' hardly
INKS with Lucille" in poetic merit,
pit the story is profoundly interesting.
has superb bits of description and
kquisite poetic episodes aud the char
tiers are wildly and admirably
rawn.
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.ibom the farm and 6ardrn.
Sailing Paths.

Every one knows how difficult it is
remove weeds from the garden walk
ben they have once become rooted
bd grounded. Salt is one of the rem
les most frequently employed, and
Ie following il said to be the best way
applying it. Boil the salt in water,
pc pound To the gallon, and pour the
|iXturc boiling hot out of IA watering
,t with spreading rose. This will
.ep weeds and worms away for two
three years. In subsequent aPpli-
ltions the solution may he somewhat
eaker. Ii will he as we'll to take care
at none of The liquid falls on the gar
lem mould
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ROWELL's NEW ADS.
JAMES G.. BLAINE'S GREAT
HISTORY.

Outsels all other books Hon. J. S. Wise Of Vas
says: Whoever takes it up, matter whether he
be Mr.. Blaine's friend enemy, viii never put it
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Plans specifications and estimates given on short
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t2O oct - w. j. BRAY.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the ST Johnsbnry s. Lake
Champiain Railroad Company will be held at the
St Johnsbury House, in st. Johnsbury. Vermont.
on Thursday. the 10th day Of September next at
10 O'Clock m for the election ct Board Of hi
for the ensuing yeas aud the transaction of
any other business deemed proper when met
BY order of the Directors
GEORGE W HENDEE Secretary
ST. Jobnsbury- VT, August p lees. lOll
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Two Farms for Sale.

The home farm which / now live, consisting
of loo acres of new. good land situated two miles
southwest of North Danville. Also a farm stu
ated between North DanvilIe and the Steam mill.
consisting OF $50 acres of land, with wood enough
on II 10 pay Tor it. Payments made easy.
A. W. HAWKINS.
North Danville VT tOetIO
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Ice Houses for the Farm.

Those who are so situated that they
|annOt purchase ice as they need it at
he door, should make their calcula-
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The Peoples CyclOpedia s21O 900 vols Sold, Rid
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He Slid LWEs:>

D. A. Clifford. Artist in Photography. would ex-
press sincere thanks to his very numerous patrons,
far and near, for their generous patronage during
the past fifteen years he has been resident in st.
JOhnsbury and assures them that i'll the future as
in the past he will put forth ~ effort to merit
continuation of their tavOrs, by adopting all pro
gresSive ideas developed and applied in the Art-
Science of Photography.
The work of my Gallery has NATIONAL rep
utatiOn, well at home, receiving frequently
large orders from the most distant parts of this
country. (And I wish it to be remembered that
am not carrying ON what is known Copying
house" with canvassing agents)
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Nice Calling Cards.

Gilt edged, in boxes cases. very neat. Jus
the thing every lady wants. Call and see them
CALRDOEIAH OfFICE.
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Thirty Years. Experience

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Appreciated by an intelligent public and assure
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My facilities for producing every kind of port ait
landscape architectural, animals, interiors &c.
far exceeds any establishment in northern New
England. A large assortment OF line gilt bronze,
enamel and gilt frames.
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Spy Glasses, Telescopes

All styles and prices of Bird Cages, Good Cage
75c, large one 81 HAMMOCKS all prices from 9Oc
to 8. 90, a good Hammock for 81.
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ST. JOHNSBURY.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
COURT RECORD.

CouRT IN GENERAL 1'ERM-CuEr JUS
TICE CARTIER AND JUSTICES Cox, JAMES
AND MERRICK.-Strong VS.. District; argu-
ments to exceptions Of District to award Of
board Of referee continued
CRIMINAL CouRr-JupGE Cox-William
7. Waters, false prctcnscs; rccoguizancc in
$500 taken. William Wilson, intimidating
L. $. witness appeal from Police Court);
plea of guilty and sentence Of one hour in
jail. Thomas Hayes, assault; 80 days in
jail.
POLICE CouRT-JuDGE SNELL--Rchard
Hudson and John Cornell, afrray; collateral
forfeited. Rose McDcvitt, habitual drunken
ness 90 days. Bridget Crogan, profanity;
$40 or 80 days. Mary Nichols, do; 81 or
10 days. John Mason and Salie Gordon,
colored, loud and boisterous; dismissed
Michael Scanlon, afTray collateral forfeit
cd. John Mnhoney, do; do. Sarah Haw-
ldns, assault $40 or 80 days. John Bar
lcr, colored, vagrnncy 30 days. George
Barber, colorcd, writing policy; $50 col
lateral forfeited.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18

There was a large attendance at the meet
ing at Abner's Hall last night to indorse
the work Of Mr.. Parncll and the Land
League. Representative Foran of Ohio,
who presided, said that he advocated Irish
rights and the Land League, because he was
an American. Parnell, he said was
cherished by every Irishman as his country
mems deiyerer. Hon. NJ. V. Cannon, the
orator of the evening, referring to Irelands
eco years of wrong, said that attacks upon
landlords were not to be wondered at.
Every man, he said, who stood up for Irish
liberty is cherished in every Irish heart.
The speakers references to Mr.. Pamell and
Nice-President Hendricks were greeted with
applause Resolutions indorsing Mr., Par
nell and suggesting that n committee of IS
be appointed to take charge of fund to be
raised to aid the Land League in its work,
were unanimously adopted. Representa-
tiyes Lawler and Foran made brief adj
dresses. \ collection Of $2D2 was taken
up. The money will be forwarded to
Father O'Reilly of Detroit, and a copy of
the resolutions to Mr.. Paruell.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
CITY HILL NOTES.
Items of Minor Importance Cleaned
From the Courts.

From the Courts.
The designations of Messrs. j. II. Mande-
vile, Adds b. Brown and Julius Solger ms
United States Commissioners were yester-
day received and accepted by the Court in
General Term,
The Strong case will not he finished In the
General Tenn this week as was expected
by the Court. The case comes up ON the
exceptions of the District to the award of a
quarter Of a million of dollars BY the board
Of referees to Mr. Strong in his suit against
the District. The arguments will be In
progress until next Wednesday probably.
c. &. Duncanson, Christian Rupert and
Charles Ford, who own all of the building
lots on the east side Of Twenty-second
street, between f and G streets, have OBJ
tanned temporary restraining order
against John A. Smith, who owns n lot ON
the opposite side of Twenty-second street.
They say that their lots are occupied by a
row OF good brick houses, and Smith Is
about to move q 2-stOry frame onto the lot
opposite them, and they pray of the court
to enjoin him from so doing.
Marriage licenses have been granted In
George W, Braller and Lizzie NJ. Klug;
Fred J.. Bahendreiser Of this city and Mary
X. Myths of llarpcr's Ferry, w. Va; Lewis
c. Jones and Rose j. Taylor; Samuel jug
gins Of Stafford County, Va, and Emma
speed w, 7. Sidney Of Brightwood, d. C.,
aud Julia White OF Culpeper Va; Thos
o. Bush and Annie Shorter George Bur-
rougbs and Catherine Homes; Owen A. Cox
Of Prince Georges County, Md, and Mary
II. Nokes; James w. Reynolds and Mary
W. gibbs Of Virginia; John T.. Nelson and
Margaret 4. Thompson.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
TIC Falr at nccsI.urr.

The fair at Leesburg closed yesterday.
The feature Of the day was the races, which
began at ! o'clock, The first a running
race four-Gfths Of a mile, and repeat was
for $50 divided, Smith aud Carriers EN-.
ma Dreamer won the first heat, William
Garth's Shamrock won the second and
Emma Creamer third. In the trotting race,
mile heats for 5000 divided, S. Ross Ella
Roes won the first, fourth and fifth heats,
and Goodsalls John New the second and
third In the third race, two-nfths of mile
heats, j. Upplebec's Nellie Glennon won
the first and second heats with Modoc
second IN each The last race, a hurdle of
four-iiiths of mile heats, Garth's sham
rock won the first and second heats, his
only competitor being Halls Joker. A
boys foot race for $40 closed the fair for
the wear
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
THE FAILS CHURcH RtiR.
IN Unnbatcd Interest in the Grangcrs'
Picnic,

| IN Undated Interest In the Grnngcrs'
Picnic.
The attendance at the Falls Church Fair
was not quite so large yesterday as on the
day before, but was in excess of 5000 peO-
pie, who were received with great cordially
/ by the reception committee. \ number Of
/ leading grangers arrived on the early train,
including Robert Beverly president Of the
! state Agricultural Society; Secretary X. f.
| Thomas Of Pennsylvania State Grange.
! Commissioner Colmau Of the Agricultural
! Department, and Commissioner Harrison of
| Virginia, VIM. Saunders, DR.. John Trimblc,
| John H. Thompson, three Of the founders
Of the order
The addresses Of the DAY were delivered
by Commissioner Cuman, Hon. Randolph
Harrison, Leonard II. Rhone, master Of
the Pennsylvania state Grange, and Colo
mel II. H.. Thomas, secretary of the Penn
sylyauia Grange
The finest cattle exhibit was that Of VI.
| u. Rowe, consisting Of eighteen head from
| u herd Of 200 Jerseys His stock has lust
! returned from Wheeling, where they took
! the first prizes. Another fine lot were the
! pcyons, belonging to Mr. W. r. Smoot Of
Langley Va. Another excellent exhibit
was that Of Mr.. T., j. Birch, the leading
grocer Of Falls Church
The final trial Of Workmanship at the
tournament which remained uncontrolled
ON Wednesday, has been postponed until
tomorrow morning, when the knights who
were tied In the contest yesterday will ride
again. These are W. j. Walters, w. T.
Wylie and l.. Seibell of Maryland, r. Shu-
gruc Of the District of Columbia, and g.
stewart and W. f. Thomas Of Virginia.
Among the articles in the ladies' exhibit
Is Mrs. DR. Morgan's silk quilt, which took
the highest prize at the Maryland Institute
at one Of It's earliest exhibitions. 1t CON
tains LOO skcins Of silk.
Excellent music for dancing was fur
nishcd by the local band, and both town
aud country girls enjoyed it with the great
est enthusiasm.
One of the most amusing features of the
day was the blowing match
Among prominent people present were
John 7. BcCk khan, eX Mayor OF Alexandria.
Major John Green and George X. Hill of
Alexandria, and a great many Washing
touians, one Of whom, Mr.. i. l.. Moore, re-
marked that he would give $1,000 for the
exclusive use in the State for one year of
the fertilizer in which he is interested
Tie directors say that the meeting has
been In every way a success, and Is most
excellent beginning Of what they hope to
make permanent county fair.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
ED,

HOWMAN-On the 18th of September, 1885,
~ a. m, Mary Frances daughter of George
W. and Sallie e, Bowman aged three months
and sixteen days
lntclment in Pennsylvania.
GRANEY-On Wednesday Sontember ia
1885, at $3.50 p. M HELEN r., beloved daugh-
ter Of Mary and the late Michael Graney, aged
four years ana nine months, Gone, but not
forgotten.
KNoTTS-suddenly September 10, 1885,
John W. Knots. '
SHELT0N-At $40 a. m, September II. 1895
James Robert, beloved son of James d. and
Eliza shelton, aged three years, five months
and twenty-One days.
Funeral from parents residence, No. 1913
Boundary street northwest, Saturday after
noon, September 10, at 3 o'clock Friends and
relatives Of the family invited.
WALKER-On September H. 1876. Barlow
Martin, only child OF Barlow H. and Geneyleye
Z. walker aged ten months and fourteen
DAYS
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

m --...,..-- = NJ -,
A.. rue W IiarriaHe OF MI, yoseph EDDert oil
lhe W cs'STh ohioh Telegraph company
Snu niI ~, MOOR, Il charming young lady OF
nou,h nasni r It was so,ennizeu at the
parsonage Oh u: bonhiilics Chtlrch at Z
ScI0 ,r, iast evening III inc presence OF the
laililles anu some lltlihate friends Inc
ceremony was PERFORMED ny ReV' rather
niauiuilg; lolioWed, alter
Milch lHe hapPy couple were driven to the
nome o. tle priue on virginia avenue near
Soutn ,Cnpi.ol street; where an ola TIME
Ieecit'om mus nc"l' me "euulnS presents
VEL mcIS iuli na, anu were prihclpaliy OF
.Iselul GIalacter. AZ niGnI serGhade was
'enuereu 'lc coupe ny thslr friends.
Mrs Mollie Saunders, wife of Mr.. Warren
saunders OF the independent Ice Company,
died last night Mt 10 O'Clock at her late resi-
disease which caused her death was CON
sumption. from which she had been suf-
ferer for many years. Her funeral will
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18

GOLDEN September IS, 1885,
at the parsonage Of the Union NJ Il. Church,
by the Roy, DR.. Baldwin, Salle H., only daugh-
ter OF Andrew d, Hoover, to Harry H. Golden,
both of Washington, d. G, No cards.
DISQUALIFICATION the nth OF June,
Harold, James II. llance to Lulu NJ. Gillian
KELLER on the 18th of Sep
temher 1875, David Keller to Annie Baluif, at
ga Boundary street, by Rev Father Ryan,
LOOSE-RIDLEY-O September 49, 1885.
by Rev. James NJ. NOursc Of Alexandria, va,
at the residence of Captain Ridley 22O Eighth
street southeast, Mr., Joseph l., Loose to Miss
Nellie s. Ridley
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
An ABOUT 4 RIFLE.
Tho Cause of The Little Fight on u
street Yesterday.


Visitors to the Patent Office frequently
question the reason for the display Of con
spicuous placards prohibiting railing in the
bureau. Thereby hangs tale. Some time
ago very deliberately worked crazy
quilt was disposed of by rattle in the Patent
Office. The question of winnership grew
into doubt, two fair contestants ginning
that fortune favored them. This led TO the
formation OF factions.
The war grew bitter, and the issuance of
an order prohibiting further railing was
the outcome of q special Cabinet meeting.
Tie knight who cspoused the cause of one
Of the contestants for the apple Of discord,
lin this case "cia2y quilt,nJ was too out
spoken in his remarks regarding the other
fair contestants right to hold possession Of
the quilt. Her brother took umbrage at
the remarks and fierce battle was fought
yesterday on + street
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
CONSERVATIVE

as regards our steady adj
herence to the system we
inaugurated eighteen years
ago, namely, strictly One
Price. Conservative as re-
CARDS our old motto, That
equal courtesy and patience
is due the buyer whether
his purchase is great or
small. Verify, we represent
two extremes. Put the two
words together and you have
us as we were, as we are,
and as we will be.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
A special Onicer Arrested.

Special Officer Daniel Mcpherson was ar
rested by Officer Kaucher Of the regular
force for cruelty to animals in killing n
yagrant dog in a bungling manner with his
club. The evidence showed that the dog
was public nuisance in the neighborhood
of Fourth and II streets, and few nights
ago MCPHERSON attempted TO kill the dog
with his club and left him groaning and
suffering on the street, A fine of s. was
imnOseQ
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
Eouh Brown and 1Ielzgcr Einca.

The + street ARRAY came on for hearing
in the Police Court this morning As stated
in The Critic yesterday, Samuel Brown,
clerk in the foldlng-room at the Capitol
met Frederick p. Metzger, II clerk in
patent attorneys Office on + street, near
Ninth street, and proceeded to chastise him
for an alleged SANDER on his sister. They
were both charged with ARRAY. Detective
RalG testified that he arrested Brown with
blood streaming down his face from a
wound inflicted on the back of his head
with loaded cane in the hands of Metz
ger. The cane was broken by the blow
and the loaded end was offered In evidence
Mr. ). Hopkins said he saw the latter part
Of the row. After the breaking of the cane
they had regular fist fight. Mr.. Brown
stated that he had attempted to chastise
Met2ger for making derOgatory remarks
about a member of his family. Mr.. Metz
ger said that he was attacked, and after he
had defended himself for some time he
went in and did the best he could. THAT
conyicts YOU said the Court. ''After Il
man has vindicated his right of self-de-
Tense he has no right TO proceed to punish
his assalant. Five dollars eachn
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
hate Nirginin Nows.

Mr.. John $. Wise spoke on Thursday at
standardville, Greene County.
Joseph Rosenbaum, wealthy retired
merchant of Richmond, died in that city
yesterday.
Captain j. o. b. Crocker of Churchland
is the Democratic nominee for the State
Senate from the Norfolk District.
There were fully 5000 people at the
Winchester barbecue yesterday, and Gen
eral Lee was received with great en-
thusiasm.
EX-Judge Alexander Rives, who died at
charlottesville yesterday, was brother of
the late Hon. William G. Rves, who repre-
scented this Government at the Court of
France and Virginia in the United States
Senate.
At the grand tournament to come of at
Lake Springs on the 22d, Senator Wade
Hampton of South Carolina has been in
vited to deliver the charge to the knights
and Postmaster Glennan Of Norfolk to de
liver the coronation address.
Remember.
That EiSpmon Bros cor. 9Th ,C H. ara tbn
The Washington critic., 1885-09-18
An Annette for Pies

A colored burglar concealed himself In
the bakehouse of Mr.. Relsinger, on G
street, near Third street, last night. Flf-
teen minutes after Mr.. II. retired he heard
noise In the bakehouse and came down
IN time to see the negro jump out of Il flour
barrel and escape. During the fifteen min
utes he ate seven pies