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The evening world., 1890-03-01
Had Use for Il.

Had Use for Il.
tFrom Any S,op,r's Hair- Boiitoy.l
Jones twho is not happy at homo)-I un-
derstand you've lost your wife. old man.
Emith-Yes. she tumbled out OF a tricycle..
and was killed.
Will you sell the machine1 -
Vol 10 tell the truth, I'm thinking
about getting married again myself.
The evening world., 1890-03-01
WI arCh
April May

"Ih the spring my Whole system was
completely Tun down, Two months ago
began the use of Hoods ~SRrsapArilla. and
alter usinG two bottles | ind my appetite re-
stored, my nervous system toned mp, and
my general heath greatly improved. |
therefore take great pleasure in telling
about Hoods S~arsaparilia. consider
Hoods SarsapGrilla has NO equal. GEoRuE
BRAT, Bill Poster, Gallipolis. Ohio.
The evening world., 1890-03-01
Looking Backward

tffom Munseys HtekV.I
He-Alono?
She-Yos. / was just allowing my
thoughts TO run back into my ~childhoods
happy days.
.He-Are you fond Of looking back into
the long forgotten past7
The evening world., 1890-03-01
WI arch
April May

II fee! very much indebted to HooIs
sNrss parilla, for | believe il is TO the use Of
this medicine that ! M my present health.
In the Spring ! got 10 completely run down
that | could not eat or sleep, and all the
dreaded diseases of life seemed 10 have u
mortgage on my System. l was obliged to
abandon my work, and after seeking med
zeal treatment and spending over $50 | WAS
u" better. Then my wife persuaded me to try
The evening world., 1890-03-01
Where Servants Grow Wild.

TFToW me WIeH" BItdsFbp9FN'T
Or the island of Java you need not DO
a very distinguished parsonage to have ono
hundred servants ut YOU back. kent sixty
myself, and quite few enough. for IL tool
iour of them to mix my groR."
What! -Four servants for one glass OF
grog?''
second put in the sugar. a third added the
rum. and the fourth drank it. for l don't
take grog myself"
The evening world., 1890-03-01
March
April May

MY little boy was so badly afflicted with
f~crofula that the whole top of his head was
one complete mass OF matter. For two
years l found no relioH. Then l rave him
one bottle OF Hoods ~Sarsaparilla, aud there
was a wonderful Improvement | then got
one bottle more and that cured him COM
pletely. / give it to my children for =
Spring medicine" Mrs. II. D. LERoY. 1o4l
Hogan st.. st. Ions, No.
The evening world., 1890-03-01
March
April IN lay

EARLY last spring l was very much run
down. had nervous headache, felt miserable
and all that. was very much benefited by
Hoods SarsapArilla," Mas. j. n. TAYLOR,
lll9 Euclid avenue, Cleveland. q.
Hood SarsapSilla cured me OF blood
poifon, gave me q noble appetite, overcAme
headache and dizziness. so that now | am
able TO work again. LUTHER Mason. So
Church st.. Lowell. Mass.
The evening world., 1890-03-01

MosELL's TEErHrNa CORDIAL Is a benefit to
and . blessing to mothsis. 10 cents. -
The evening world., 1890-03-01

He Will Fall Again.
lFrom 7imsl
SUBWAY las he picked himself up)-That's
the first time / have fallen this Winter.
~Gazzam-Then IL was your trial trip
The evening world., 1890-03-01
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

Has a record OF cures OF scrolula and other
blood diseases never squalled by any other
preparation. The most severe cases yield 10
this remedy when Others have failed to have
the slightest effect. Hereditary scrofula,
which clings to the blood with the greatest
~tenAeity, is cured by this peculiar medicine.
lis many remarkable cures have won for
Ho0d's sArsaparillA the title of The great
eat blood purifier ever diseoyereh.n
The evening world., 1890-03-01
Another Acquisition to the Brother
hood.
lnnR Mvnssu'. Weekly. |

Fernando-Aneelina. will you enter the
League with me In other words. become
my wife?
Angelina-I an very sorry. Fernandez: but
] guess you had better Join. the Brother
hood. IN other words, 1 will be your sister,
The evening world., 1890-03-01

But Neither Hit.
From The Epoeh.l
Gazzam-My wife threw 4 kiss at me this
morning when 1 left the house.
snooper-That's nothing my wife threw
q poker at me last night.
The evening world., 1890-03-01

Wants q Chance to Reform.
lFrom Fsck.
First Maine Man-Going out West, are
you, Budgerg What State -Dakota7
Second Maine Man-Not much! No more
prohibition States for me. mean to turn
over q new leaf, and be a sober mau, II
can.
The evening world., 1890-03-01
Prompt and Careful.

Prompt and Careful.
tFrop, StniN, Gray 4 Coz Nnn,h'y.l
Mr.. Tick-How long will it take you to
make ms n suit OF clothes?
1ailor-Tkree days.
Mr.. Tick-All right: and I'll settle the bill
in just sixty days from to-day. You'll have
EN- ready on time; now. won I you
.Tailor-Yes. sir; they'll be ready IN Just
sixty-three days.
The evening world., 1890-03-01
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Refore the mt botIle of this medicine was
q | began To amend. have now used
two bottles and nave gained twenty-five
pounds. Can est anything without it hurt
ing me; my dyspepsia and blliousuess nave
gone. never ielt better in my life, am at
WORK acain and consider myself a we'll man.
Those two bottles were worth sIOO 70 me. '
W. '. EULovs. Lincolr, III.
Scud for book containing testimonials.
The evening world., 1890-03-01

English football mon are anxious TO have
an American football team go 10 England to
play q series OF matches with picled English
eleyens. This might be possible after tho
college football season next Fall. when u
superb Rugby team could DO picked from
American colleges.
The evening world., 1890-03-01
M arch
April MaY

Hoods S~arsIpErillA gave me new life.
and restored me TO my Sontsd health and
strength. VIZ. II. CLoUaH. Tilton, n. II.
My wife suffered from sick headache
and neuralgia After taking Hoods SArsA-
parilla she was much relieved w.R. BABB.
Wilmington, Ohio.
The evening world., 1890-03-01

The Southern Athletic Club, of New
Orleans. will try to arrange a match between
Jake Kilrain and Joe McAuliffe, the Cali
iornia heavyweight.
The evening world., 1890-03-01

II ia probable that the Bowdoin College
eight-oared crew will compete against Co
lumbia, the University OF Pennsylvania aud
Cornell at New London this year.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
MR.. HINES RESIGNATION.
Property Holders VINO want tho Pros
Hnrl IL Isnlra. 10 a rrnrt IL

Property Holders VINO want tho Prosi-
dent TO Refuse to Accept It.
The following petition Is in active
circulation. It does not meet Mr. Hinc
approval, and was drawn up without
his knowledge His resignation. he
saws. is final and irrovocable, but never.
thelcss The petition Is receiving many
signatures, and will be at least a tribute
from the property holders of Washing.
ton to a most efficient and honored Off
cial
"T0 tie President
The undersigned, residents and
property holders Of the District OF Co
lumbia, irrespective of party considera
tiOus and affiliations, beg leave % say
that we have learned with extreme re-
gret that the Hon l.. G. Hine has ten
dctCd his resignation as a member OF
the Board Of Commissioners OF said
District, and OF the causes that led TO
that step
We do not wish 10 be understood as
cliticising the action Of Colonel Robert,
the Engineer member Of the Board or
as taking any part In the matters of
differences which unfortunately have
arisen. or TO impute 10 Colonel Robert
any purpose to do other than what he
conscicniiously deems 10 be his duty,
but we do desire to say that Mr. Hines
known ability as a lawyer and as a
business man, his high character for in
tegrity and his knowledge Of the affairs
Of the District, suggest the Importance
Of retaining his services as Commis-
sioner. If possible. IL will not be an
easy task to find another who will &C.
cept the place, who has the qualities
requisite, and who will have the conf
dence Of the people reposed in him and
TO which he is justly entitled.
"If a change must be made In the
board we venture TO suggest, without
rejecting in any way upon the ability
or motives OF Colonel Robert that It
would be easier and better for the pub.
Tic service to make a new selection
from among the Engineer Corps Of the
Army, II by doing so the services Of
Mr. Hine can be retained
1--WE beg TO assure you that we are
not actuated In making this suggestion
by any consideration other than a desire
to promote the welfare of the District
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
DOES NOT LIKE THE SYSTEM.
An Eminent Divine Attacks the syster
OF Chaplafnshtp in the Army.

An Eminent DtvIne Attacks the system
OF Chaplainship in the Army.
The Rev. j. B. Hawthorne, D. D., Of
Atlanta. Ca. preached an eloquent ser
mon al the First Baptist Church Of this
city yesterday morning before a large
congregation. His text was Render
unto Caesar the things that are Caesars
and unto God the things that are
Gods
Dr. Hawthorne in the course of his
sermon attacked the appointment Of
chaplains to Congress the Army and
Navy, and the State Legislatures ut
is a custom, he said, that strikes at
the very first principles Of free govern
ment The Government can Just
as consistently appoint a Ma
homedan or MOslem TO a
chaplaincy in the Army as a Presby
terian or a Baptist. II there is one man
more than another who needs the
benefit Of public worship Il is the aver
age Congressman.
But It is not the duty of the Govern
meut to provide for him the spiritual
help. Members Of Congress and officers
Of the Army and Navy should take
money from their own pockets TO paw
the man whom they choose to lead
them in their morning devotions
DR.. Hawthorne Is an eloquent and
impressive speaker, and will occupy
the pulpit OF the church during the
rest Of the month.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
THE BRIDGE CELEBRATION.
All Ready for the Great Demonstra
tiou in East washiugton.

All Ready for the Great Demonstra-
tiou in East Washington.
This Is a great DAY in East Washing
ton. For some time elaborate prcpara-
tious have been made for the celebra-
ton of the opening Of the new bridge
that marks the spot where stood the
old structure which was burned during
the administration Of President Madi
son In 1914 to prevent the British
troops from entering the city at that
point. The British, however, got here
all the same. and In revenge for the
burning Of the bridge applied the torch
TO the White House and some OF the
Government buildings
The programme arranged for to-day
celebration by the executive committee
of the East Washington Citizens Asso-
citation, as published in THE CRITtC Of
Saturday, Is as follows: a military
parade, starting at 4 y. m from Four.
and half street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue., and a salute Of seventy six guns
fred from the bridge From . 10 p.
m. the exercises upon the grand stand
will consist Of an opening prayer by the
Rev Thomas II. Hughes Of st. Theresa's
AIhhAAhf AhAuNkeAAhH hAAAANaa " BAoNlANA
Commissioner Hine; reading of poem,
"Thc Old Burnt Bridge" by George
Francis Dawson: oration by Hon.
Jonathan II Rowoll, and benediction
by the Rev James w. Clark, rector Of
ST. James Church.
The Marine Band will perform na.
tiCnal and other airs From 10 : p.
m. there will be an instrumental con.
cert by the Marine Band aud a regatta
upon the Potomac There will be
vocal concert given by a large choir,
under the direction Of j. III. Hunter.
leader Of the Mozart Club, from : to 8
y. m. At night the bridge, which has
tctn handsomely decorated, will be
Illuminated by vaii-cUlored calcium
lights, fireworks and bonflrcs. There
will be a barbecue, at which. from D.
M, three large oxen, roasted whole
will be served to all on the grounds at
ind Of bridge on the Anacostia side.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
a nonth rhnt Neehs InrestIrntIon.

The body of Jane Gibson, a colored
woman, was found scalded to death In
her cabin on franklin street, Alexan-
dria, late Saturday night, and the police
of that city have been making a thorough
Investigation. There were evidences of
foul play, as the body was found lying
outside the house, aud was badly
scalded above the waist. The coroner
yesterday summoned a jury, but after
viewing the body and listening to the
testimony could only reach the verdict
that the woman had been mysteriously
s7aldpd to death
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
young vs.. BoIger.

Tonight, at Kernans Theatre, Billy
Young will meet Mike BolgeF in a
friendly exhibition Of the manly art Of
self defense. II has been reported that
bad blood exists between these two men.
Inquiry proves that there is a feud Of
long standing between them, but they
will not be afforded an opportunity 10
settle II in this exhibition. Manager
Herman in extending the series Of spar
ring exhibitions is determined to permit
nothing that may be regarded as a
slugging match.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
rnrrlsh the ,yrnnr Man

VIII Laokey Of this city, whose stage
name Is Wilton Lackaye, Everett, a
song and dance man; Harold Russell
Of Cora Tanners company. and James
Lackey Of this city, while at Tralnor's s
Hotel Twenty third street and Sixth
handled by the barkeepers. The parties,
as alleged, had been drinking, and upon
returning 20 the hotel threw the furni-
ture about. Lackaye says he was not
drunk but that the barkeepers attacked
him and involved the party Ia a fight
Lackaye and Russell had to 90 to the
hnsniIal
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
The Innuencs Of Faith.

The Rev John NJ Worrall, pastor
Of the Thirteenth street Presbyterian
Church of New York city, addressed a
large audience yesterday afternoon In
the gymnasium at Y, NJ. c. A. Hail.
upon the subject, "The Impulsiye
Power Of Look at the Unseen" lie
said Ihft Faith Is the subject Of the un-
seen, and TO him who believes God S
word the unseen Is far more real than
that which is seen. A missionary meet
ing will be held at the hall on to NOR
row evening.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
ReynoIds and nIs aun.

Henry Smith, Jerry Nancy, George
Carney and John Fox have been doing
some work for Alexander Reynolds,
who lives at No 1928 Ninth street
northwest As they had not received
their pay they went 10 his house yesteF.
day aud demanded It. Reynolds ordered
them away and tried TO fHghtem them
with a double barreled shotgun. About
this time Officer Jennings put In an ap-
peaTance, 8nd both Reynolds and the
gun were taken 10 the Fifth street
station
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
aaInbIIng D. - RIver.

All the games on The Upper Potomac
we're in progress yesterday regardless
Of The declaration made by Sheriff
NeitCh Of Alexandria, that he was
going 10 break them up. At Heath's 5
place there was a free fight, ia which a
dozen OF two participated During the
fight Patrick Egan Of this city was
struck By a stone and badly Injured.
lie was brought 10 the Emergency Hos
pital here for treatment No arrests
were made either for lighting OF gam
bling
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
submitted 10 The Comnlssloners.

Mrs. NJ S. Pomeroy president Of the
National Association for the Relief Of
Destitute Colorcd Women and Chill.
dreu, has submitted her annual report
TO the Commissioners. The report
shows that during the year $40 900 was
expended for provisions. fuel, instruc-
tinn. etc, and So, ls7.O7 for salaries.
The average daily number Of beneficial.
ries cared for was 100.
Mrs. NJ f. Harlan Of the Woman s
Christian Association has also submitted
her annual report, showing that
5,6ls73 had been expended for pro.
visions. fuel, etc, and Sl.2li for sala,
lies. The daily average number Of per.
sons cared for was ffly two.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
SHOT BY AN OUTSIDER.
Bricks and stones and Finally RE-
voiver in Use.

voIver in Use.
John Jackson while drunk yesterday
quarreled with John johnson. Both
are colored. johnson was standing In
front Of his house on Pierce street, near
New Jersey avenue, when jackson
came along and tried to pick a fight.
The latter became abusive. and John.
son asked that he 60 away from the
house. AS he did not show any dispO.
sition TO do so johnson picked up
brick and threw II at him
Jackson, In retaliation, picked up a
C., bble.stonc and was about to throw Il
81 johnson when George johnson came
~ nning out of the door with revolver
in his hand and shot at jackson twice
CnC Of the bullets struck him In the
check, causing an ugly wound. He
was taken TO his home IN Ridge street
alley ard attended by Dr. English. The
Johnsuns were arrested and locked up
al the Fifth street station
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
M nIcnnl,s Fnnaral.

The funeral Of Mr William c. Ne,
GIN took place from his late residence
sO5 East Capitol street Saturday after
noon al 4 O'Clock II was largely al,
tended hy friends II the deceased Rev.
Dr Gibson Of Waugh NJ f. Church
Otticiaicd and preached a very effective
sermon The iutermcnt was at Con
gTessional Cemetery. The pallbearers
were Major Newc0mh, Captain Cole
man, Captain Berger and Messrs
Bryant. johnson aud Woodward.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
sunday TaIks on Prayer.

John Cavanaugh The street preacher
spoke yesterday 10 the hall corner Of
Fifth and g streets upon the efficacy Of
pTayeT. before a small audience. While
prayer was absolutely necessary he said,
IN OIdeT % secure salvation. 1t vas uGCgs-
saTy III order that prayers should be
elective 90 be entirely free from guilt
ur crime ut any sort
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
Amateur Baseball

The Cecils played a very interesting
game Of baseball yesterday with the
BlineloBns, and defeated them by a
score of q 10 u The batteries for the
Cgcils were Brauzell and j Stewart
and Brown aud Chamberlane for the
Brinet0wns The Cecils would Ike %
hear from an teams under l5 years of
age Address, j. BTaBzeu, 1926 %
sIIggt northwest
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
Low rates o Deer PARK aud oaklaad,

During the present season the b & o. Z.
E. 40. viii sen excursion tickets from
Washington 20 Deer Park, Mountain Lake
IsIa ana Oakland for the Friday night and
~ Saturday trains each seek AZ rate Of
for be round trip. The tickets win be
n ia for return passage until Monday fol-
ltaiHg day ~ sale.
IirEets 10 BeFkley Springs aHd return
WIll he sold under similar conditions 20
s. % for lLg round trip.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
Il - - -.

The Commissioner have given notice
Cf lLe widening 0f BrigLlwood avenue
10 ninety feet ana request that all per
sols qblecuuE 10 Tie proposed widening
shan place thelr objections before lie
CommissiQueTs on September rs.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
Cheap Excursions 10 Atlantic City sIa
the b. s. o.

on Friday % each week during June,
July ana August tie Baltimore ANA ohio
IA II UiII sen excursion tickets 10 Atlantic
CITY good going au train leaving j. 6 o.
UeUot at l2 O'Clock Huuu auI . 9d E1returl
lu ans regular TRAIN U1 auI ileluliuZ the
foIloaiug Tuesday 40 rate RI S lgr The round
tIu. Ile y. 4 %. ana Reading Railroads
faIm Tie only double track route 10 At-al-
tfg lffE
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
An Iuterssiiug Trip.

Every Thursday tl Island PARK aud
Iafuers Ferry. No confusion 1r crowd
fls Every ticket entities ne holder o.
b served aeaE Round Trip 81 Train
leaves sB s o. station each IauEs1ag
uutl September q ~ ID ~ M Secure
seaia b advance az go aud 1851 Eell5E-
Ealla aFel4e. SO extra eharse.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
rhrnwn Prom a cart

Yesterday afternoon a cart Ia which
were seated four children upset at the
corner Of Fourth and Ridge streets and
all were slightly but not seriously In.
iured They were attended at the home
of Dr. Hodgkin and afterward sent to
their homes. Their names could not
be ascertained.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
Ruddenis Refrigerators, Baby Car-
rIanea, Etc Etc

This responsible lnstalImeut establ 'hmcnt
is centrally located 40 $50 and 932 seventh
street northwest. and Is now making cut
an other lines of goods needed for the sum
mer. Goods sold on a cash basis; ON easily
Maid iustalImeuf1
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
THE DAILY CRITIC
Urrr spECrALs.
w. IT. Hourhton 4 COS immense
KeHvrffnwa

Go and examine theft lovely P1rlor Suites
Six piece for $50 Either i1 Cherry or solid
Oak. Half price fer an unreasonable eo1t-.
Such patterns OF Carpets that cannot He
duplicated, at prices which will surprise
you. ASK 20 be shown those Solid OAK Bed
room Suites. pieces, for St6. Also their s-3
8 pieces, Of solid oak bedroom suites.
These Suites are an DAuTrs, and Will, u1
doubt please The most itstl3iuus purchaser.
AN orders for wall papcriug for the uoNt
two weeks at o per cent discount, 90
~ ~ Ho-Gur1N s. tn. IS,
f2t-i23l street northwest,
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
Thick and Strong

II has apparently come o. stay The
Eizar + evileutlya great ald ta nature.
~ B Williams FlgresFlller Texas,
II have used Ayers Hair Fig1r f1r
tla past four OF tive years aud nHi 30
most sltIslal tory dressing for fle EalE-
tits All Il ealll desire, being harmless
causing taa halr tg retain lIs natural
color. auI egllriuL but small quantity
t8 render tAe hair easy It arrange ~
Mrs ~ ~ Bailey . Charles street,
HaVerLI Mass.
81 have been using Ayers Hair hlgar
fdr several years. ana believe tlat e has
caused ms LaE % retain rs natural
color -Mrs II y king, Dealer ID
Dry Goods Sl BaL0pt Ai.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
Save Your Hair

d. timely use 0f Ayers Hair figor.
- This preparation has no equal As a
dressing Il keeps the scalp clean. cool,
and healthy, and preserves the color
fullness, and beauty of the hair,
was rapidly becoming bald and
grav but after using tw0 81 three
bottles II Ayers Hair Nig0r my hair
grew thick and glossy and rhe original
color was restored Melvin AlIIlchi
Canaan Centre ~ III.
some time ago / lost am my hair IN
consequence Of measles. After due
waiting, NO new growth appeared.
then used Ayers Hair Nisyr aud my
hair grew
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
The National safe Deposit Company,
Cor IhLh ST. anh n Y AHenne.

Storage for SEvcrware, Tewelry, Laces,
Fine Goods and valuahlcs OF all kinds.
Charges moderate Safe deposit boxes for
tent al the very lowest rates.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
In effect NAV nth isp0

FoR ALExANDRtA, SO, 6s5, 745, s4n. a.ts,
i0.5I m, 20i noon, LOS. $50, 1 %, ass, 60i.
sO2, 1905 aud li.89 p m. ON Sunday at ( 30,
7.d5 9 % i0.5T, a m, $50, col, 500 and 1905
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Crawford & johnson
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The Kind Of Settlers Wanted in
WASHINGTON.

The class oi settlers We most need in oar
new state Of Washington, is such as viii
coSne 70 make permanent homes for them
selves and their families. We want such
Is Nlil bring with them sufficient means,
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sna become practical and prosperous farm
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