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Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
BEST IN ran WORLD.
Further Great Cures Of Skin
Diseases by the Cuticura
Remedies.

Boy ono year and a half old. Face and
body In u terrible coalition being
covered with sores. Sulphur springs
tnil Cured by Cuticura Remedies.
have used your CUriCURA REMFDIEs in
two cases " here II proved to be successful.
The ir.t was IL the case OF BOY car and .
half old, His lace and body we're Ia ter
rihie contitlon, tho former being CON plcttly
covered wirh SORES took him 10 the Mas
sena sulphur hpringa, butt did not Improve
any. was then advised to try the Curi-
cuRA REAkpIKs, which | did. He took
one aud one half bottles Of CuTI UURA RE-
SOLVENT. wheu his skin was as smooth as
could be, and Is to-day. / used the CUT
IcrRA ON his sores ani the CUIlCunA SOAR
In washing him. lie isnow i've years OF a ge
and all right The other case was q disease
OF the scalp, which was cured by washing
with the CuTiCURA SOAP and rubbing In the
CuTtcunA, one bottle of CuTicuA REsoL-
VAST being used. They have proved
have advised the use OF them il Is sur
prlsing how rapidly q chilli will improve an
der their treatment ! recommend them for
any disease OF the skin rs being the best Ia
the world. This Is my experience and | am
ready to stand by my statement.
JOHN u. BERO,
American HOUSE, tloRAnsburga, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
JULY Let. 1889.

trains VIII leave " ilinington as follow,
M l, ~. 2 q, IA i1'stl 7 % and iS d
l3 1ss'ssssS@ssS 20 p, ;sssS & ~ d s.,...
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Accon n odAtoa. ~ 90 ioa sIa ms
a. -, y = la !oa sss -, ana ia 10 q ~ I'M NJ
asf:1Srs. is y. ~ Is. IL, !. ~ 2 4
W w., :. 49, "a = Il & E. [; TO Al.
Tor SSsIsrs t6 sSi an, nj lnterns4i.s. ,a.
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=, bl ;9s II t.. Mo-
as ~ =. M n ana S X Is slxs;i m" iaa' q" ~
GfsS.s.town and II lioboth, $50 a. IN, ID
ssa,ord l,ccomm dstlonl G2sp n.
hLrringt9p, Deinsr. and way ssAuons IN
a. aS;r sss ~ Z 81 &si.I9iius.on. 80 D. n.
Is1s,,n StT as daa9i.. Old rola. oo,.
ioTt. And NSrfoii. II o. nisht
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A. ~ Sh 'snd ..eeSPressl. 1901 10. II sun
"a AAoyyo.aa,.iTosd4tion. SIS q ma I'D. ia, M.
~ ~ jug 10 " p. N. a M ,s7 40, so
Tof new YORK lexpressl, xgo ~ ~,
y "a abn !, Sns m, hil, M '%A e1@ "A'a
y Sps a y ss, ohs,,ar, via LanOfln' 'i'a n"
foI Osps Uharls.. OLD Point Comfort, GnI
Ror Rev. tsste Kirkwood, niddlsto-s,
clayton, Dover. FELTON,. harrington, snIs.-
VILE, seAford, Laurel and DeInAr, lLOa hlshL
Baltimore and Washington, 4tt, ~, ~ Y
a, M, IL e., .Ss " 80, d. A., COP, N. sad "
Might. half more. Q. % D IN. and IL Is NlEl''
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD street ioL VIZ
mington teKpress), $50, 7.0, ~, ~ a.
A., 3S,, SO, 'LtR, So, ON n'S, IL" Ahi
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For further in formation, Pssss,,ion' h' Z"
ferred to the ticket once al Meh nHnh.
Trains marked thus ~ arc llniteN ea''''
upon which extra 'aTsu enaIse1' v,on
sas Msaaa:E aspsrsifSlIsREa! Az
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
A REAL TRUE OFFER.

From now until September 10th we
offer cur entire stock Of Monitor oil stoves
at cost These very desirable stoves are
well adapted Tor winter use as we'll "a
summer. Also We have only three gaso-
line stoves left, large burner, / small
two burner, one ! burner, we offer at cost
price. We muSt close them out 10 order
10 make room for TN entire new lot OF
handsome Parlor ard Cooking stoves We
have already ordered from the manufac.
turers. Now is the time to buy. We guar.
antee all Of our oil stoves to give salts
faction.
THE PICKLES STOVE g. HEATER co
jO5 Shipley street.
Wilmington Delaware.
j24-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17

cure every species OF torturing, humiliating
Itching, burning, sealy and piinply diseases oi
the skim sea u and blood, Nth loss OF hair, and
all humors. blotches, sruptions, sores, scales
Sontngious, when physicians and all
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuttcurn. SOC;
Soap, 2bf.; resolvcnt, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
ton, Boston. Mass.
Rs- send Tor allow TO Cure Skin DIS.
eases" @ pages. 81 illustrations. and 100
testiInnninls.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17

The repairs OF West Presbyterian
Church have been completed, and services
viii bo held tomorrow in the main audi
ence room. Rev. Jos. II. Ralston of
Worcester, Mass, viii pre- ch AT 1880 q.
NJ. and p. Iii.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17

Women's or Children's
Blue Flannel Bathing Suits,
Plain, or made jaunty with a
touch of cord Or braid. Full
line of sizes; as il the season
was just beginning.
Second door, Chestnut street side. E'e-
vatsrs,
25 and $50 for rich En-
pire and Uirectoire Ribbons
that were made to sell at
$50 and more.
Main aisle, near Che3uut street.
jobs WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
PUBLIC SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE ALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

ON MONDAY, AUGUST corn,
At2 O'Clock. p. IN.
WIN be sold At public vendue on the prem
ises,
NOS, sis-22s WEST TENTH STREET.
In the city Wilmington. bel.
The following described personal property
btlsnglnE to the estate OF wiilsam 3. Bul.
boxing machine and bits. Ipolishipg ma.
chine, circular saw, rim rcunder,sl drill
Apd biih planning mEchine, ! JointinE ma
chr ne, ! boring and inoItisinE machine,
tturleyant blower, grlndstons aud hxtures,
band .aw and saws. / btlt cutter and nx.
lures, ! spoke lennon machine, emery
wheel ! new patent coal wagon. y three
spring wagon, dtArbornA, milk wagons. farm
wagons, wheel bArrpws, lot second hand
wagon, lot milk wagon bodies, lot panel
bodies lot running years, lot horsethoes and
shoe irons, tools In whseiwright and black.
smith shops, lot lumber, lot iron, q saieA 2
deaks, wardrobe. Lounge, and lot OF mis-
cell ansous tools, fixtures and property In
aud about the whoeiw lght and black Anith
shop.
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale
m de known by u. $. BULLOCK.
Executor estate William y. bullock, de-
ceased. au2-S&th.ts
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
An unbearabie Skin Disease Cured

lhAve been fnlcted since last March with =
skin disease the lciors called Eczema. My
face vas covered with tcass and sores, aud
The Itching aud burning were almost unbear-
ape sppiee',v seeing YOUR auIicuA REMEDIES 80
n trial, using the CCriCuRA aud CuTlCuHA
soar externally and REsoLvKsr Internally
for four months. ! call myself cured. In gra.-
ituGe for which make this public statement
Mrs. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
nrnid Prnnk Ennn-
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17

DAUV3SSkin and scalp prescrvth
DAD Nand beuutifled by CUTIcUl,A
soar Absolutely pure.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
WANANIAiER's.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, August II, 1879.
Store closed at 1 p. m.

There isn't much pric e
now on the Cashmere or
straw Hat that you need to
patch out the season with.
Or on any of the ether
summer time things about
tue store,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17

THE general opinion seems to be
that Marshal Maggie was acting in a
legal and justifiable manner when he
killed Judge Terry, when he was in
the act OF committing an unjuslitiable
assault on Judge Field. Blackstone,
who Is accepted as the highest legal
authority in this country and England,
says that ''h m q les tommitte tlr 4 c
prevention Of any forcible or atrocious
chine are justified by the law of ma
ture." in this ease Terry had made
threats against Justice Field which
were sufficient TO cause the United
States Attorney General to send Dc
putty Marshal Nagle with him as q
guard and protector, and 1t was his
duty to protect the Judge at all haz
ards. Terry was nothing but des
perado, and II is probable that he
struck Judge Field for the purpose OF
having an excuse for killing him.
thought that Terry intended to Kill
Judge Field, Us man such Us lie WAS
sidom IL found without deadly
weapon on HE person This fact Us
no doubt known TO Magic, and his
only hope wss to make short md
quick work OF dangerous man. II
Justice is done Nug'e will MT he held
responsible for Terrya death, rs he
has done the country service in re.
moving II bold AM dangerous man.
IT Is nov announced that Homt
Secretary Matthews viii recommcn1
the Queen tC commute the death sen
teuce OF Mis- MgybgiCk 10 penal servi
aide tor lie. This NJ doubt is In az
cord with ptllic sentiment in Til
country Us we'll as England, and vii
be favorably received by tie majorit,
OF the people. Her trial was one 0
the NEST remarkable thgt ever cecuriet
in England, and the evidence was yer,
contradictory. II YVES clearly show
that her husband was an arsenic cater
and also that she catered TO III is dc
PRAYED appetite by putting the drug i!
beef tea and other food with which sh
supplied him. On the other hand
there is no doubt but she had d mutiv
in wishing to be rid OF him, us Their
was another man in the case, 10 whom
she seems TO have been deYotedly ut
tached. There is no doubt but he
husband died from the effects of arse
mic, but as there is doubt whethe
she administered 1t for the purpose 0
causing his death, she was clearly en-
titled TO the benefit Of the doubt. ans
should have been acquitted. With Ia,
doubt in her favor, II lie well that he
lie has been spared, as her execution
would have seemed like legal mul
der.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.

& A
WIN be sold at our stables, on Edgmont ave-
nue., In the CITY OF Chester. on
THURSDAY, Aug. 22nd, lssa.
at O'Clock, o. head of Ohio horses. Consist
Ing OF driving, work and general purpose h0r-
SEES. A few low priced horses at private safe.
ROBERTS & HANHuM.
l.. W. suiham n Son. ai6-ts
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.
gSER We win sell at public sale at
Ik&fo VIM. b. nOodley's, near Booths
HM corner, Del. Co, Pa,
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 10Th 1852,
90 head 81 carefully selected dairy cows, and
nice lot Of shoats, direct from Cumberland
County, Ia.
Two aud -Four months credit.
COOLEY a BALDWIN.
A. G, shArpless, Auct. Rn7
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17

How about Dark Challis at {
cents a yard2 Or Wide Fine Ba-
tiste at s cents? Bordeau Plaids
at 5 cents; been sold right along
at 10 cents. We have some odd
Corsets and broken lines. 1t is
10 your interest to sec the price
IF
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
DROP

Propose
IL Aug. .
near lar'
lifelId1w
the Iron 1
About one
tIinr; NJ
llAus and
Il uurt llol
To- The Jan
NN.4I 40 ..
/ lsAl
/ AM
4 WILL
Daily Republican., 1889-08-17
I21l-cent goods; this lot to go at
? Cents, a for IS Gents
.SATEENS MUST GO;
prices will make them;
&c.. 10c. l2lc. 18c.

Old prices, I21lc, 2oc., 25c.,
$50. Among the I2H-cent
ones you will find some as fine
as you handled.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
Howard University Graduates,

- Howard University conferred diplomas
Saturday night on twenty-four physicians,
five dentists aud four pharmacists, as fol-
lows.
In Medicine-Justin Starr Barker, New
Hampshire; Philip B. Brooks, Washington,
ID. c.; Humphrey M. Burfeld, Ohio; Rob
ert L. Carroll, Washington, ID. c.; James
A. Dickinson, Ohio; Clarence II. Dufour,
Phar. D., Indiana; John w. Frost, Illinois;
Charles p. Grandfeld, Missouri; John A..
Gwynn, Virginia; William Arthur Harries,
Idaho; Addison s. Helton, Kentucky; FL
mcr Il. jackson, Ohio; Charles Darlington
Johnson, New York; James l.. johnson,
South Carolina; Warren g. McManus, Wis
ccnsin; Richard j. S. Mauss, Washington,
u. G.; Robert L. Norris, Virginia; Bernard
A. Parkinson, Washington, ID, c.. William
~ Phelps, Washington, ID. c.; Perry d..
Robinson, Pennsylvania; Henry l.. Roethe,
WiscOnsin; Julia Il. Smith, Connecticut;
Llnus. I. Squire, Michigan; Susan j. Squire,
Maryland.
In Dcntistry-Murdoch s. Campbell,
Massachusetts,; John j. Carey, Michigan;
j. Melvin Land, NJ. d., Washington, ID. c.;
Charles A. Neal, Massachusetts,; Augustus
4. Schwartz, Ohio; Hamilton Smith, Mass
achusetis.
In Pharmacy-Alblon L. Hathaway, Cal
ifomiai William ii. Kirby, Virginia; Henry
A. Wallace, South Carolina; James A.
Wornley, Washington, ID. q.
valcdictories were delivered by grad
yates as follows; Medicine, Warren c.
Stone; dentistry, Hamilton Smith phar,
macy, William II. Kirby. The audience
wss largely colorcd people, as were most OF
The graduates
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18

The Case submitted to the Court for
Dcrtston.

Decision.
Augusta Drew aud husband, Edward r.
Drew, recently took legal steps to compel
Bernard Herman to transfer certain prop
criy as he had agreed TO- She says that
after she had paid all but 8j0O she called
ON Herman, telling him that she did not
have quite enough 10 make the last pay
mcnt, but could raise Il by making some
small sacrifices.
Herman assured her that there was no
hurry. Her husband called later 10 pay
the money, but kcrnau refused TO receive
II, SAYING that the time had expired, aud
refused To make the transfer. lie offered
10 let them occupy the house until the
money they had paid him had been made
up IN rent at the rate Of so per month.
They refused this Offer, aud accused him Of
trying 10 dcfraud them. They asked the
Court 10 onioin him from suing Tor posses
sion and 10 compel the fulhlnent Of the
contract TO sell. The defendant, however,
stated that the real facts were that $500
was due him, and that Mr.. aud Mrs Drew
came 10 him aud desired 10 compromise for
siOO
This he declined 10 do telling them
that II they could not pay the $500 as
they egrccd TO do, what they had already
paid would, under the agreement be for
fcitcd. lie would, however, allow them 90
remain as above stated.
The case was argued before Judge Cox.
who this morning Iuntlc a decree giving the
plaintiffs fifteen days to pay the 800 aud
the costs IN the ease. The defendant will
then he required To make the transfer.
Frederick Jones represented Mr.. and
Mis-. Drew and Daniel orc. Callaghan
appeared for Mr.. Herman.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
st. Patrick's Day.

st. Patrick's, on Tenth street, was filed
full yesterday. Father Donahue preached
an eloquent sermon on the days Saint, and
Father Walter, with Fathers McGce and
O'Bren, celebrated mass. The Emmett
Guard, in its handsome green uniforms,
was in attendance throughout the service.
The altar was handsomely decorated with
flowers and the choir numbered nearly
twenty voices.
Services In memory of st. Patrick were
also held in the Foundry NJ. L. Church.
The pastor, Rev. George Elliott, preached
n sermon In which he numbered st. Patricl;
amongst Gods heroes. He said that the
Irish and Americans were the only people
of the world In which every individual was
member of the royal family. He told the
story Of st. Patrick's life, and said that II
was all true save the miracles.
Rev. Father DOnnelly of st. Domini c's
lectured In st. Dominic's Hall on the
wrong Of ireland to q packed audience.
He told Of the noble work of Irish mis-
sionares all over the world, and discussed
the system Of oppression and coercion now
In force in Ireland. His address excited
the utmost enthusiasm and was greeted
with cheers and applause. At the close OF
the meeting a collection was taken up TO
be sent to Mr.. Parnell for the expenses of
the London Times investigation.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
Colonel Britton Honorcd.

The executive committee of the general
Inauguration committee gave dinner at
tho Arlington Hotel Saturday evening in
honor of Colonel A. T. Britton, their chair
man, and at its conclusion Colonel James
G. Bcrret, on behalf of his colleagues, pre-
sented the chairman with a handsome silver
punch bowl and two handsome silver
pitchers. Colonel Britton's monogram was
engraved in the centre Of the punch bowl,
and the pitchers bore the inscription;
presented to Alex. 7. Britton, chairman
of the inaugural committee, March, 4, 1889,
by his associates of the committee as a
token of their esteem and regard"
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

The city assessment In Alexandria for
1880 has been finished.
The sale of Kelly & Carr's business In
Alexandria to a London firm has been aban-
dCred.
Bishop Paret paid his annual visit to
Emanuel Episcopal Church, Anacostia yes
terday.
General Oliver o. Howard spoke to the
students of Howard University yesterday In
the chapel.
Mrs. Amelia Munsor has sold her
house on King street, Alexandria, to George
A. Appich for $1,000.
The Washington Light Infantry and
National Fencibles will 70 to New York
April 30 to attend the centennial.
The Alexandria Bachelor Society re-
Gently lost three members by death and is
about to lose three more by marriage.
So far no pawnbrokcr In this city has
taken out a license under the law passed
during the closing hours OF the last G on
gress.
The annual banquet and reunion OF the
Washington Alumni of Cornell University
will be held on Thursday evening at viii
lard's
The Analostan Boat Club is now max
Ing preparations for the beating season,
ard it will send several new crews into
training.
The congregation Of the Second Baptist
Church (celored), on Third street, near III,
contemplate the erection Of new church.
to cost $4,000.
"A 6-year-old girl named Rosie O'Con-
mel was run over by Dayton wagon in
front OF the National Hotel yesterday
afternoon, but escaped injury.
WIN. Cochran retains his position as
foreman of the ordnance shops, John
Knighton Williamson and George Wilson
having failed to pass the examination.
The overdue steamers, Jane Moseley
and George Leary, from Norfolk, arrived
yesterday, having lain in snug harbors to
ride out the storm which prevailed on the
bay Thursday and Friday.
The elevator of the Washington Monu-
ment will not be In operation this week,
as II needs repairs. The monument doors
will, however, be open and the shaft
lighted, SO that visitors may ascend the
stairway.
The tenth anniversary exercises of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society were
held at the Western Presbyterian Church
yesterday. Reports Of the various officers
showed good work, and Rev. Dr. Wynkoop
preached an appropriate sermon.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
MEDIC
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of the brain, self. abuse or over.indulgence.
Each box contains one months treatment;
prepaid on receipt OF price,
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES :.
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We will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to refund the money II tho treat
ment docs not effect a cure. Guarantees
issued only by q. CHRISTIANI, Druggist,
SOLE AGENT. 1S4 Penna. ave-. between Az
and 9th Bts,
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
The Anger Was Justiiiable.

Kate Lewis was cnamourcd of Dick
Cater, but Dick was faithless, and married
another and lighter colored girl fortnight
Sgo, Kate met him on the street yesterday,
and the patronizing way Dick said 'IIello,
Katie % made her angry. "You blankety
blank, long sided Jail bird, don't want
muffin 10 say 10 yo'. neyah did like yo'
n,how," said Katie, with several Other
thinee Of an even more unpleasant nature
thc said II no loud that Georgetown po
ilceman arrested her But when Katie told
her story to Judge Miller this morning ht
let Katie go, In consideration Of her already
badly lascurated feelings.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
WOES or CRAr SHOOTERS.
a Number of Participants In the Gan
Arre.teI.

a Number of Participants In the Game
Arrested.
The Blagdcn's Alley Crap Shooters As.
socation celebrated 81. Patrick's Day by
a crap solrce. The game was impromptu u
and not particularly inspiring until Police.
man Mcneil took n hand. Then II was
lively. Billy Davis was so much interested
In his endcavor to throw 80 or better" that
he didn't see the copper, and Judge Miller
fined him 50 in the Police Court this morn
ing.
John Buckley, who is lame IN one leg.
and Moten Adams, who has only one, are
crap enthusiasts, too. The Bloody Field
Crap Club met yesterday and the pair OF
cripples were there, and of course, when
Policeman Sanford made his rush, they
were IN the soup, for neither could run.
The game was on smooth sewer cover,
and tho gamestcrs knecled around 1t In q
circle. When the "looker-out'' sung
"Dey's er comm" the crippled pair could
not get from their knees In time to escape
and they were the only ones caught. They
told Judge Miller this morning that they
were not playing, but merely looking on.
They explained that having only one leg
they could not stand long, and got down
on their knees to rest their ovcr-worked
well legs.
''Hizzener" thought the policeman took
an unfair advantage and let the cripples go.
The convndrum competition In THE CHrrIc Is
amusement. Look mhat Is said under the lead.
ina. N Prize COuuudJ,,tn Contest"
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18

Bishop A. W. Wilson yesterday ordained
class of five deacons In the Methodist
Episcopal Church, south, at Alexandria
yesterday. They were David l.. Blake
more, Norman N. Hall, Milton NJ. Long,
Thomas j. Miller and A. G. Sites. In the
afternoon Rev. Nelson Head preached, and
then Bishop Wilson ordained the following
elders: James 7. Stump, Clark c. Edding-
Hamilton NJ. Roane, Robert s. Hite and
Robert Gandelock.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18

1eis and i2so street northwest, are offering
for the next few weeks solid oak bedroom
suites at S2s, former price SIS; solid oak high
rockers at $3.50; carpets at special prices.
You will find II TO yOur advantage to Visit us
before purchasing your rugs and carpets,
We have just received our new styles aud
grades of excellent mattings nj 10, ~ 30 and
mp to ;5c. Wall papers furnished and hung
by competent artists at bottom rates. Ten
per cent OF for cash.
". H. HoUGuroS 4 Co,
1918 and leo Y st. II. W.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
Iuddcn = Spring Goods.

This reliable and wcll,establishcd INSTALL
mcnt house Is now making improvements
ready for the spring trade This establish.
ment II located at $50 and %. seventh street
northwest Their new stock Is arriving, con
sisting In part of choice selection of mating
baby carriages, carpets, stoves, furniture, etc,
all at the lowest cash prices on the instalment
plan, weekly or monthly payments.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
CRITIC
AMusrMENrs TO.NIGMr.

Acknowledging IN "Adonis,"
NArioNAI-Minnic Palmer.
UARpis' BIJoU-"Fatc."
KERNAN's-Tho Night Owls.
GLoBE-Narictics
CoSenreAT1oNAL CHURCH - Stoddard
Lecture.
BATTLE OF SmLou Ufncr's Royal
Midgcts.
MonroN HousE-Scott Clrclc--Americon
Mt Exhibition.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18
Listening to Reports.

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Of the Western Presbyterian Church met
last night and listened to reports of the
president and treasurer showing the pro-
gress made by the society since its incep-
ton. Rev. 7. s. Wynkoop, the pastor,
delivered sermon, taking for his text
Numbers, XIV, 23, "The man whose eyes
are openn
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18

Albert jackson was locked up In the
Fifih Street station-house on Saturday
night for writing policy. WhilesPollceman
Daley was searching the jackson domicile
IN FIceman's alley for tho paraphcrnalia,
Mfs. jackson jumped ON his back and tried
10 bite HE neck. The policeman arrested
her, aud one OF the policy players who was
about tho place was also arrested. This
ncfniug IN the Police Court Jackson for
fcIted S25 collateral and his wife $40.
iiruRIcn's bottled Maezcrn beer. Tele-
phone call, 0Ji-3.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18

II Is not expected that all cOnuadrums con
hiJufed IN The CRITIo's contest loW be of he
first order, but 10 make them wW afford recrsa
lion, 10 any group gathered Of an egeaiag, ana
those any Udy aoortty tgW be printed. Look al
he cofnnR on The second page headed, "1 P,i.,
E0nliIninln EnnIeSLn y
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18

Seventh street, opposite postonicc. Pure
Russell Cider made fresh every day. Try a
glass and leave your order.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-18

HEURIcH's bottled Maezern beer. Tele-
phone call, 634-3.