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THE EVENING CRITIC
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1808
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AMUSEMENTS
ThcXntloiinlTlientrc
Mr Nat looawliisfircnt lilt of Jils llfo
wns produced to a highly enthusiastic nil
dienco nt tho National Inst night Tlio
Member for Slocum is In Itself a cleverly
conceived pcrfcctly runiiliiB light comedy
rcploto with antithesis nnd humorous In tho
extreme Moreover It Is most oxcellcutly
put upon tho stage nnd tho acting of tho
compnny generally Is faultless
Mr Uoodwin Is the most gifted young
comcdlnn on tho stngo but novcr until lio
opened In upon this comedy of Gcorgo Sims
hud n proper opportunity to display his
actual strength Hitherto his lino has been
mom In tho higher variety order now It Is
of tho accepted legitimate light comedy
character As Mr Unciiimis Upps tho
member ho Is simply porfcet i cosy graco
fill and Unaffectedly humorous lie has
it most cUmplcto sttppdrt In tho splendid
acting nnd appearance of our old friend Jack
Savlllc m Mil Smith and Mr Herbert tho
inimitable comedian in tho gardeners
character
Tho ladles nro all first class headed by
tho popular favorite Miss Eliza Wcsthersby
as Arathum a part Into tho character of
which she enters with n keen zost and car
ries tho audlcnco completely with her tho
remainder of tho ladles supplement lior
lino acting and nro artists of polish and
ability
Of tho afterpiece a burlesque of Camlllo
but llttlo favorable can bo said It Is stupid
and of tho negro minstrel straining nt hu
mor order utterly unworthy of such n tal
ented trouno
ionlM Olicra llflliMc
Tho Itogcra Comedy Company under tho
managomout of tho popular John opened
last evening nt Fords to ono of tho most
flattering and enthusiastic audiences over
seen In that cozy resort During licrprovl
ous visits to Washington Miss Minnie
lnlmcr by showing conscientious devotion
to her art has won tho encouragement and
support of tho public and her greeting last
evening was a richly deserved trlhuto to
licr talents and painstaking Industry as an
artist In tho neat and graceful comedy
of My Sweetheart in which slio
takes the rolo of Tina Miss
Palmer certainly has u bettor
opportunity to display her peculiar sou
brotto abilities both In song and danco
than In her previous selections Tho plot
Is light and ary varied with just about
enough of sldo business to retain tho Inter
est of tho spectator lilts of song from tho
latest operas nro skillfully Introduced ren
dered in solo by Miss 1nlmer In a sweet
clear nnd ranch Improved voice nnd In
duo with Mr Graham whoso vocal talents
nro too well known to need any words of
coinmcnuaiion nionrcn piquancy or JMss
Minnies manners combined with n pretty
young face and a light graceful llguro
mako her an Irrcsistlbio favorite who will
bohcartlly sustained In her patient en
deavors to climb to tho top of tho profes
sional ladder nnd If alio keens on nt her
present rato of speed wo predict for hor n
much higher placo boforo long on tho
cunicdy stago In most respects tho sup
poit was fir ahead of tho accidentals
generally seen In companies of this kind
Tho performance continues throughout tho
week with Wednesday and Saturday mati
nees nnd will bo warmly Indorsed no
doubt by our public
Tlio Til cut re Comlquo
TlioThcntroComhiuo commanded a largo
house last night and presented Its usual
brilliant and varied programmo of specialty
artists Matlnco to day and Friday at
230 p in
AIincrH Jnrilcn
Tho Vienna ladles orchestra at Abnors
un K street opposlto tho National Post
ofllce continues to attract enthusiastic
audiences Admission 10 cents
Hunt In tho Itulcr or This Xuvcc
It is woll known that tho Navy yard was
tho only Government Department that did
not closo Its doors while tholato Presidents
remains lay in stato nt tho Capitol Secre
tary Huut was tho only Government offi
cial who ignored President Arthurs order
to closo tho Departments When tho Sec
rotary was approached on tho subject ho
coolly said My mou must contluuo to work
until tell them to stop Tlio naval offi
cers and bosses in tho Yard woro Indignant
at tho course pursued bytho Sccretnry nnd
entered their protests Protests however
nmountcd to nothing for tho gallant Hunt
who rules tlio Navco with an Iron hand
would not yield because tho Navy Depart
ment scows nnd nil belong to him iudvld
ually ThoSccrctary howovcr was generous
enough to givo tho employees of tho Yard
thrco hours holiday on tho afternoon when
tho Presidents remnlns were removed from
tho Capitol to tho depot A wng au cm
ployco of tho Yard wended his way to tho
Capitol oil tho afternoon stated nnd going
up to n group of gentlemen who wcro stand
ing near Washington statue Enid In aston
ishment Gentlemen what does all tho
crowd mean Why said ono of tho num
ber tho remains of tho lato President nro
going to bo removed this afternoon
Whnt said tho astonished mechanic
President Garfield dead Why yes
nnsworcd tho gontlomnn Well I am
shocked and astonished wo in tho Nnvy
yurd know nothing nbout It Secretary
Hunt has never notified us
Washington City
Tho Presbytery of Washington city hold
an adjourned meeting in tho Ion Evange
lical Church last ovonlng and according to
provlous appointment proceeded to tho ex
amination of Mr Honry Unglaub prepara
tory to Ills ordination Tlio examination
proving satisfactory tho Piosbytcry In
stalled lilui pastor of tho church In thoso
services Itov Dr Wills presided nud pro
nosed tho usual constitutional Questions
itov Thcodoro S Wynkoop dollvcred tho
chargo to tho newly Installed pastor and
Itov Joseph T Kelly dcllvorcd tho chargo
to tlio people
ilrcnlt Court Juror
Tho followlui woro accented as talesmen
by Justlco MacAfthur to day in tho Cir
cuit Court to fill tho Jury panel Messrs
Jasper M Jackson J C Whltwoll Ilobort
E Smith K Krouso JohuM Kesstcrand
John Dice His Honor excused James A
llcan and N W llurcholl from jury duty
and directed tho marshal to fill tho vacan
cies
DiirnngH Ilheninntlo Ilcmeily
will euro any casoof Ulicumatlsui on tho
faco of tho grcon earth Sold by ovcry live
druggist in Washington
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Yom Ilnlddpimrlm
A slunor I but uiucpentant still
Do keep this fast against my butter will
My dally food Is thy dour laco to see
Wneii thou nit goiui 1 fnstund yeaiu for
thoo
Thy proseneo doth liuiuni lal feasts pi epnre
Thine absence In lilts both hunger nud do
spnlr
Wlillo thou dost fast nud piny I fast and
plno
To rest again In thoso soft arms of thine
Wouldst sinless thou for beauty sins
ntono t
Itetuin dear love nor leavo mo moio
alone
Tho sin of nil my Bins ir slu It bo
Tho sweetest of nil sins Is loving iheo
Tniiulutid finin tho Unuimv of Jehuduli
bon Jom pli a Jiinlsli pnot ot tho twelfth
cuntuiy
DaAFTS on London Dublin and Paris at
IT D Cooko Jr Cos 1129 F nt
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THE EVEOTSTGr ORITIO WASHOTGrTOtf D O TUESDAY OCTOBEB IS 1881
THE POTOMAC FLATS
And Their KITcct Upon the llcntth or
tho White Homo OcciipmitM niul
Oilier
Tho Illness of Mm Garfield wlillo an
occupant of tho White House nnd tho
posslula effect that 1M interior couuition
might havo had on tho wounded President
havo Induced Col Uockwcll having charge
of tho public buildings to Invito Gcorgo 13
waring to cxamlna tno drainage ana sani
tary condition of tho Kxccutlvo Mansion
with a vlow to makinc an application to
Congress for such nil npproprlntlon ns may
bo deemed necessary to romedy tho dofects
Tho report of Col Waring was published in
thoSanitary Engineer of lait Saturday As
tho Sanitary Engineer points out editorially
it rovcals a condition 01 tilings iar irom
crcultablo or satisfactory so far as tho
nrrangoment of pipes location of fixtures
and means of ventilation nro concerned
All tho dratuaco arrangements aro far be
hind tho requirements of tho host practlco
and tho demands of saultary science Tho
oiamo However is not attnmitauio to mo
plumbors employed to do tho Jobbing nnd
repairing but to tho niggardly ap
propriations by Congress which havo
mado It Impossible to correct tho blunders
which for sovcral years have been apparent
to thoso familliar with tho White House
Tho temporary changes suggostcd by Col
Waring will bo proceeded with at onco
but tho hopo Is expressed that Congros
whon it meets will approprlato a sum suffi
cient to reconstruct tho wholo system of
drainage In tho best manner that present
knowlcdgo makes possible All this is
very well but tho most serious defect of
tho Whlto Houso Is Its insalubrious situa
tion exposed ns It Is to tho malarious ema
nations from tho Potomac fiats In tho
earlier days of tho Federal capital these
malarial conditions wcro scarcely felt for
tho frco waters of tho Potomao passing
through n forest clothed watcr shed carried
comparatively llttlo of that sediment with
It which Is now brought down tho river
and Is Intercepted by and accumulated on
tho flats Every year these flats becomo
moro dolctorlous to tho public health and
wlllrondcr tho Kxccutlvo Mansion loss
habltablo during theso months when tho
malarial Influences nro most Intense Two
propositions havo been mooted to remedy
this stato of things Ono Is to abandon the
present Whlto Houso and build another In
n moro salubrious situation Tho other Is
to fill up tho Potomac flats Tho cost of
constructing a now Kxccutlvo Mansion
would bo small In comparison with that of
filling up tho flats But this would only
bo withdrawing tho occupants of tho Whlto
Houso from tho evil not curing it and tho
local advantago of tho present Whlto Houso
Is its easy access to tho Departments and to
tho Capitol If tho flats woro filled up
and tho now dcfcctlvo dralnago of tho
Whlto Houso reconstructed under tho di
rection of tho most skillful sanitary engi
neers It would bo as healthy n residence at
nil seasons of tho year as It is now said to
bo tho roverse wbllo tho citizens of Wash
ington would sh aro in tho Immunity frcm
malaria which such an improvement would
measurably Insure Tho objections urged
by tho lattor to tho filling up of tho flats
arotwoioiu first it would necessitate
material and C03tly changes in tho existing
system of sowerago and noxt that It
would chango tho courso of tho rlvor chan
ncl to tho commercial disadvantage of
Washington ana to the corresponding
uenent 01 Aioxanuria
llcllcffor tho Michigan Niillcrcr
Tho latest reports from Mr K W Tyler
treasurer of tho local relief committee for
tho Michigan sufferers Is as follows As
treasurer of tho local relief fund for tho
Michigan sufferers I havo to report tho fol
lowing contributions sinco my last roport
September 10 ult Employees of tho Capi
tol through M II Sherwood tiO Smith
sonian Instltuto 3125 tho Congrega
tional Church Tenth and 1 streets through
Mrs C C Itoyco 8130 Navy Depart
ment through D C Morrison 31 Li
brary of Congress 10 Vermont nvouuo
Christian Church through N J Hlllmnn
30 Milno Proctor 21 ltallwav Mai
Sorvlco through D 11 Alngcr esq 11
rntcnt umce through m u n iiowcll
10318 Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury through uoi u it Irish wuJj
United States Treasury Department
through Hon E W Kclglitloy 32583
Land Office through M E N Howell
322 Pension Office through Hon II A
Harlan 13775 Wnr Department through
W D Mack 37870 Post offlco Depart
ment through A W Illugham 8275
miscellaneous through F B Conger csc
and tho Republican olllco 20185
National Metropolitan Bank 25
Thomas J Fishor esq 25 Mr W
W Corcoran 23 Dr Shedds omployccs10
B U Koyscr 5 Hon H A Wlllaid 5
Hon John A J Crcswell 10 S Bacon 5
Dr D B Clarko 5 Christian Hourlch 10
Fred Huglo 3 Chris Xander 5 Kaspcr
Knees 2 Mrs B F Sands 5 Schwlng
Clarke 3 J J Dickson 1 A S Flint
3 B II Warner 10 C B Pearson 3
Itcar Admlral John Itodgers 20 Hoy V
Eichclbcrgcr 1 Gcorgo C Maynard JS
Mrs G C Maynard 3 ZT Carpenter 5
Edward Droop esq 5 and sundry cash
Items 750 Total 20S070 for which
amount I havo this day forwarded draft on
Now York to Hon 11 P Baldwin of Dotroit
Mich chairman of tho general executive
committco nppolntcd by tho governor of
tho Stato Total received and forwnrded to
dato 130331 of which 150075 was con
tributed by tho employees of tho United
States Treasury 18370 by tho War Do
partiucnt 28175 by tho Pension Office
30003 by tho Patent Olllco 112 by tho
Navy Department 223 by tho Post ofllco
Department and 18223 by tho Lnnd Offico
Largo boxes of clothing havo also been
forwarded to tho Port Huron committee
frco of chargo by Adams Express
Company tho Baltfinoro Ohio Com
pany having as I am informed refused to
forward tho samo oxcept upon tho payment
of tho usual rates I understand that tho
Detroit committco haven thorough system
for ascertaining tho rclatlvo needs of thoso
who suffered by tho recont fires nnd tho
men composing that committco enjoy tho
lull commence not only ot tho pcopio ot
Michigan but tlio wholo country as well
Henco wojuny bo assured that ourcontrl
buttons will bo honestly applied whero
tlicro is most need
A Curd
Collars nud culls Troy stylo tho best
work In tho city Ira Qodfiuy jr Swiss
Laundry 1322 F street
Nntlounl Hotel Arrlvnls
W T Hamilton nnd wife Morgantown
Bailey jr Boston I Fry N
Yt J Q Everett Chicago It 11 Flcm
lug Davenport A Young Davenport J
J FlUpatrick luj It P Bhlnohnrt Pa J
it Morris Toxas O Gublo and wife Iowa
L Keith Warrcnton 11 It Gardon War
rontou II Peterson Pittsburg H T
Lylle Pittsburg S Sager Pittsburg W
Cullaghau E G Bowling It T Bourmau
Hon David Wllbcr N Yj T Griffiths N
Y W Uolker N Y S 1 Grafton N Yj
S Auerluch N Y W E Batos N Y H
Choob N Y B I Fry N Y Miss Mln
nlo lnlmcr N Y J 11 Klein and wlfo
N Y J It Itogers N Yj It E Graham
N Y J F Cummlugs Salem Mass II
W Bay Salem Mass J MoDermott
Salem Mass J F Muncks Baltimore
it u uiiasoand wuo iiornousviuo n v
E W Glllard Philadelphia J F
nhow
Boono N Cj T N Walker and
wife Vni H A
Ualoy Va
Ilaincstncsslsthopatli to Immoitallty
thoiightlcssiicss tho path to death Thoso
who nro in earliest do not dlo thoso who
nro thoughtless aio ns If dead already
Nnlnblc NnylngH rotullo Men
Anything Is better than nothing any
how Felix Cracraft
Though half blinded I can still sea
sick John Keyworth
Woll anyhow theres husbandry lu
Heaven Dr M Walker
Tho mlsorablo havo no other
clno than hops Ed Abncr
Itoll on then dark nnd deen bluo
ocean roll William Dcinpsoy
Running In debt Is not a good Idea
but a bad owe dear1 Ned Jones
My horso Dick can mako a inllo In
230 Ill wager nny amount Wood
Garner
I dont talk much but I read n great
deal And I dont want too much foolish
ness Tom Miller
No Ico Is tho namoof aChlnoso laun
dry man in lloston I wish ho wcro In
Washington Id patronize Mm Pop
Talcott
There was a young rascal named
Jllnnoy
Who sailed on n voyage to Olnnoy
This gay young deceiver
While tlioio caught u for or
Which madu him uncommonly
sklnnoy
Alexander It Stephens
Tlicro wnsmyoitnff follow named Weir
lxcscillngly omlof Ills bull-
Hut no went to Dome
Whom tho sun ft dons hemp
Anil got himself killed with a spell
Henry l Stnnloy
Wlmf n ltcndtiMcr Told Onr Xciv
Itcportcr
I sec said Tun Cmtic8 now repoiter
to a prominent Virginia llcadjuster whom
ho met nt tho Metropolitan Hotel this
morning that you havo at last converted
Congressman Jorgcnsou to Bcadjustorlsm
Oh yes wo whipped Jorgenscii Into
tho tnico3 Ho abused us like pick pockets
for several months but wo read tho riot act
to him nnd gave him to understand that if
ho did not support our tICKct lu tho ovent
of tho success of tho ltcadjustcrs ho
would havo n warm tlmo when ho conies
beforo tho next nominating convention
Jlavotho Jteadjusters promised to sup-
him for rcnomluatlon asked tho
fiort
uqulsltlvo CntTIC
Now1 tho Virginian You nro
asking too much
But put In tho reporter What could
havo caused Jorgcnsens sudden conver
sion
I suppose tho boys frightened him Be
sides ho could plainly seo that tho cards
wcro running our way and llkoall good
politicians wanted togct on tho safe sldo
Now continued tho gentleman I dont
wish you to publish this I givo you this
llttlo information for you to chew on but
dont want to seo it In print
Tho reporter whoso business It Is to seek
out Information and when found mako ft
note of It handed lu his copy to the editor
nnd told him that tho gentleman did not
want tho mntter published Woll bawled
out tho savago editor thats good meat
nnd It must not bo allowed to spoil Tho
now reporter who had only worked two
days promptly wroto out his resignation
wns paid off and left tho ofllce
The Ilctnrn of lio dtornnui Incuts
A meeting of tho German citizens com
mittco charged with making suitable ar
rangements for tho entertainment of tlio
German visitors was held last night Mr E
Sclimld In tho chair A banquet having
been previously determined upon Abners
Hall was selected as tno place Messrs
Sclimld Vogt and Spanglcr wero appointed
a committco to nrrango fur a reception at
tho bchcutzcu Park
It was further decided to invito to tho
banmict nentlemcn only Tho Invited
cucsts nro Wnlkcr Blaine Assistant faccro
tnry ol stato Jur ciaytou wcuo niso oi
tho Stato Department Baron von Schlozer
Gcu Adams in ju 1arKcr Assistant uity
Postmaster tho District Commissioners
Mr F J Kuehno of Now York Mr Jn
venal tlio sculptor ana outers
A sercnado will oo given tho guests on
Saturday night by tho Sauigorbund and tho
Germanla Mniiucrchor cither after tho
return to tho Arlington or during tho dinner
at Aimer s
Unou tho return of tho Fiench nnd Gor
man visitors from Yorktown they will bo
entertained at a dinner party by tho becro
tary or HtatO
A Cabinet Prediction
Come said a distinguished politician to
a CniTio reporter and let mo snow you
tho names of President Arthurs now
Cabinet Tho noUticlau who If ho had
rod hair and was conversant with turf
matters would bo named Tom Ochiltrco
pulled from his vest pocket a small picco of
naper nud read nioud tno louowing ror
Secretary of Stato ox Senator Frellng
huyscnof Now Jorsey Treasury
Morgan of New York or ex Senator
Timothy O ilowo ot Wisconsin war
Lincoln Interior Howe If ho falls to get
Treasury Tost -office Longstrcct of Georgia
Attorney General B II Browstor of Penn
sylvania Tho distinguished politician is a
prophot and he knows all nbout It
CnrlniiN Itemllng JiiNt at Tills Time
To the Dlitor of the Etcnina Critic
In speaking of tho llfo and times of Wash
ington ono of our most popular writers
said fifty years ago A foreign writer
less known than lio should bo among Amer
ican scholars has alluded to this lufluonco
of Washington In a passage of so much
beauty that I lesist tho temptation mis
placed as it may Bcein to quote it heio
Ho alludes to Piofessor Smith of Cam
bridge who says No other man could
havo held tlio helm of Stato so steadily lu
so fearful a strlfo of exaggerated sympa
thies and antipathies His
steady hand In these trying moments as In
all his past actions remains abovo all
pralso Ho persuaded his country ho en
abled his country to Btand aloof from tho
unhappy storm of European politics ho
rcslgued his popularity to accomplish so
great au end and ho maintained the Consti
tution ovor which ho presided by sovero and
dignified confidcucolu Its merits nnd a calm
oxcrclso of its powers and authority Ho
was insulted ho was oven rosistcd in his
own Executive Department and as tho
Chief Mnglstrato of Anioricn by tho Fronch
embassador Tholaborsof thoprcssat that
day tno enthusiasm oi tno pcopio tno in
trigues of societies who voted themselves
tho guardians of Amoriciin liberty tho
liatiiuil sentiment of hatred to England
all wcro united against tho temper and
wisdom of Wnslilngton but lio roso superior
to them nil Ho contented lilmscir with
steadily maintaining tho prlnciplo of tho
law of nations nnd tho regulation of his own
government That done lio laid au ablo
exposition of ills ease boforo tho French
Government and calmly demanded a re
tail of their embassador Ho was recalled
and a now embassador scut Tho clouds
now grew lighter tho thunders gradually
lolled away tho horizon at length cleared
up and tho President was discovered in tho
samo place nud attitude by tho storm ns
when tho storm had found him Tho
countenances then of nil wlsoiiud good men
wciont onco turned upon him with tho
most animated smiles of rovcrunco and
love A
An Oiitrniro
To the Vtlitor of the Kitnhia Critic
Where Is tho pollco Where me tlio
health olllccrs of this city What mils
grace to them and to tho Capital city that
a dead dog shot by n policeman ou Satutday
morning should Ilo In First street abovo H
northwest all day Sunday nnd wns still
thoro nt 12 oclock ycstoidny Monday
Such policemen and such health olllccrs
should bo Indicted nnd driven out of tho
city Dixency
In Memory
or the Inlo Justice
Clifford
Tho bar of tho Supremo Court of tho
United States met In too court room In tho
Capitol yesterday morning nt 11 oclock to
piy respect to tho memory of tho lato
Mr Justlco Clifford Acting Vico Prcsldciit
David Davis was appointed chairman and
Mr Jamas II McKcnncy secretary Mr
Davis spoko feelingly of tho deceased when
tho following named gentlemen wcro ap
pointed n committco to draft resolutions
P Phillips Montgomery Blair J Hubloy
Ashton W D Davldgo 8 W Kellogg It
T Merrick Thomas J Duraut A 0 lilddlo
nnd Chnrlcs Caso Approprlato resolutions
wcro rejiorted by tho committco Mr lilddlo
seconded them in n fow touching remarks
after which brief eulogies wore pronounced
by Mr P Phillips Montgomery Blair and
It T Merrick Tho attendance of mem
bers of tho bar was vory general and tho
court room was well flllod
Immigration In Hcplcmlier
ThoChlof of tho Bureau of Statistics ro
ports that during tho month of September
there arrived In tho customs districts of
Baltimore Boston Detroit Huron Minne
sota Now Orleans Now York Passam
aquoddy Philadelphia and Sail Francisco
00021 passengers of whom 53152 wcro Im
migrants 380 citizens of tlio United States
returned from abroad and 3092 aliens not
Intending to remain in tho United States
Of this total number of immigrants there
arrived from England and Wales 8007 Ire
land 5013 Scotland 1071 Austria 1013
Germany 10703 Norway 1013 Sweden
3703 Canada 8710 China 070 all other
countries bBjS During September 1880
tho arrivals numbered 51871 Tho totnl
number of Immigrants arrived from tho
principal foreign countries during tho three
months ended Soptcmbor 30 1881 was 171
803 and during tlio corresponding ported In
1880 155283
Deuth of u Wcll Ifiioun Actor
John W Carroll tho actor and who wns
well known In Baltimore died on Friday
in Now York city Ho was n natlvo of
Carroll County Mil and was 11 years old
Ho commenced llfo In n mcrcautllo house
but afterward Joined n company of Mr
John T Fords nctlng In Baltimore and
Wnshiijgton Ho first showed his ability
upon Joining tho Conway Company in tho
old Park Theatre Brooklyn Wlillo tlicro
no beenmo a business manager ilo also
played at Wallacks Ilcccntly ho took the
business management of Lottas company
during which his ill health commenced Ho
was Biclc about six months Ilo was a mem
ber of several orders tho Masons Elks and
tno Lotus uub and was n genial gentle
man with many warm friends Ho leaves
a wifo and somo property
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A Jlnril Worklnjr NlntcNiiinn
Congressman Reagan of Texas who Is
known as ono of tho hardest and most faith
ful workers lu tho National Houso of Rep
resentatives owns a farm of 150 acres in
Toxas and during tho recess of Congress
rolls back his portals nnd goes actively to
work Improving and cultivating his land
A gentleman friend of Mr Iicagans called
upon him nt his farm a few weeks ago nud
lound tno old gentleman in his shirt sleeves
busily engaged splitting rails wlillo two or
thrco hired men wero putting up fences
Mr Itcagan it is said will at tho expira
tion of his term leavo publle llfo anil en
gage actively in tho business of farming
Gen llimliH Xot nil ANnlrnnt for
Olllco
Gen N P Banks was iiitorviowcd yes
terday concerning tho rumor that ho is to
succeed Gen Fremont as Governor of Ari
zona Ho said ho was ignorant of any
changes in Arizona but added that if tho
appointment was offered him ho should
havo to consider tho matter seriously be
fore ho accepted It Ho was not seeking
office To tho Secretaryship of tho Scuato
ho had novcr aspired and ho consldorod
tho itimors reported to bo rathor ma
licious than otherwise and mado by his en
emies
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Tho Ilnsl or Uarfleld Nearly fin-
Ixlied
Mrs Garfield is In Cleveland to cxamtno
tho bust of tho lato President which is now
receiving tho finishing touches under tho
hands of Wilson McDonald tho well known
sculptor of Now York All who havo been
allowed to seo tho bust speak in tlio high
est torms of tho accuracy of tho work It
Is certainly n llfe llko Imago of Garfield as
ho was in tho days of his vigorous man
hood
IrncltlliiK for Tho Critic
Billy tho Kid is not Billy tho go at old
Juberly
Which is tlio largest coin in tho world
A cent A fast hound will run all day
on It
If men wero moro sincere they would
not bo so constantly troubled to mako up
plauslblo lies
Tlicso conlennials aro crowding us pretty
fast Lots seo What day in October was
Mud Tort stormed
Our Senators should visit Saks Diop
ping in on them tho other day I noticed
but ouo vest among them
No titter sentence was over penned than
that Llfo is a comedy to thoso who think
nnd n tragedy to thoso who feel
There mo so many springs In Virginia
ouo would supposo there would bo moro
elasticity among its Inhabitants
If thoso French nnd Germans who aro
now visiting us dont go back with tho
gout or jlm Jams thoy will bo lucky
For tho information of all widows and
maids I will stato that President Arthur is
ongagod It Is loporccd upon authority
which will not admit ot question lu
making up his Cabinet
Are thoso good peanuts asked au in
tended customer Seo here stranger
said tho vender do you think Im such a
d d fool as to say they aro not His
frankness of manner insured my respect
but lost mm a saio
Why under Heaven should such public
central strcots as between
tho City Hall and Pennsylvania avcniio
Tenth between K and Pennsylvania avo
nue and Fourteenth between V and Penn
sylvania avenue contluuo to bo paved witli
rough rock which will knock a vchlclo to
pieces whon lidlng with any speed but a
walk over them
Tliat was n funny sight Bayard and An
thony pulling nnd lifting Davis Into tho
chair of tho Senate By tho way I was
forcibly reminded when Ilayard was ousted
of tho lines
If so toon thut 1 urn ilono for
I wonder what 1 ns begun lor
O Mye
Dr IUkmIcn TriinNfiiNini Ilnttcry
advertised lu another column Is an article
of real merit nud is worth its weight lu
gold It will positively do what Is claimed
for It Monoy cheerfully refunded to all
using It n reasonable length of tlmo If thoy
aro not satisfied Mr It K Helpheustino
tho well known druggist Fourteenth and
F streets Ebbltt Houso is tho ngont
A Kansas hunter cured himself of nil at
tack of Indigestion by swallowing tome
muddy gravelly wnter Ilo got tho Idea
from n wild goose In whoho crop ho found
somo grivol stones lUchange Dyspep
tics bownro of this Item I It docs not prove
that gravel Is good for ou It simply
proves that tho Kansas man was built llko
n gooso stomach brains nud nil
It Is slid Mint n Chicago photoginphcr
tukes tho most suilling looking mnio cnuii
teiinnccs to bo found iinywhcic Tho sitter
is told to ptito nt a bottlo of whisky during
tho operation and promised a drink after
it is over
Major Hanger nnd the Mule Whnelter
Chicago Intcr Octnn
Major Sanger who Is known In military
slang as a bantam was returning ono day
recently from Bismarck to Fort Lincoln
which is across tho liver and tho iimbu
lanco Ituvhich ho was riding was delayed
by a team and wagon driven by ono of tho
class known as niulo whackers In this
country Tho driver of tho ninbulanco and
tho initio whacker got Into n wordy nlteica
tlon and MaJorSangcrgot very Indignant
at What ho believed to bo Impertinent lan
guage and unwarranted Interference In his
jourroy Hojumpcd from tho nmbulauce
a Tom i numb in sizo but a Woltali In fury
and exclaimed
Get that wagon nut of tho way
Tlio initio whacker looked nt him qulzz
Ingly nud nsked
Who tho dovll nro you
I am Major Sanger of tho at my sir nnd
I wnnt you to get that wagon out of tho
way
That initio whacker ejected n mouthful of
tobacco into tho road and remarked
Do you know what I will do with you
Major Hanger of tho army sir If you dont
mako less unlso with your mouth V
What will youdoV Inquired tlio major
looking ns largo and ns flcrco ns possible
Ill sot a mouso trap and catch you
Major Sanger of tho army sir and givo
you to my puppy to play with
A Itiinnnv Mulch
WftttmiNewa
Mr Samuel W Maxey n gentleman from
tho upper portion of this county and to all
appearances about forty years of ago walked
into our wormy ordinarys otHco instvrues
day evening and called for n pleco of rope
Judgo Giles not exactly comprehending
tho meaning of tho phrase told him that
ho did not keep ropos but that ho could
get n pleco just ncross tho street in ono
of tho stores Upon this Inlormntlon tho
gcntlomau nnu to bo more explicit and ex
plained to Judgo Giles that ho wanted n
pleco of lopo to tlo a knot with
and that n marriage llccnso wasnt
known by any other nnmo In his bent
Wo cannot toil whnt tho happened but tho
pleco of ropo was obtained nnd tho knot was
soon tied nt tho Sclmnti house by Itov OC
Spcnco who docs n thing of this klndns
perfectly ns It can bo done nnd Samuel W
Xlnxoy nud Miss Sarah 13 Maxey was pro
nounced man nnd wife This wns n run
awny couplo who had gono all tho way
from Moses Dillards to Jlonroo by tho way
of Iawrcnccvlllo nud Athens Tho brldo is
nbout 30 years old and her father Is a step
brother to her husband Young pcopio fre
quently runaway and get married but wo
know of no reason for this runaway match
unless it no mat stolen lruit is always tlio
sweetest
A NnllorN AU lee
Tho ltlchniond County Stnton Island
Herald tells this story Sergeant Itoohas
Incurred deserved censure for his ofilclous
noss in nrrcsting an old sailor of tho Snug
iiaruor who committed a technical ollensc
but ovldcntly without ovil intent Tho
sailor was in n rtorth Shore church and
becoming intensely Interested in tlio ser
mon uttcrcu an involuntary exclamation
wuicu mo policeman construed into dis
turbing a placo of worship Tho sermon
was on tho downward path of a soul nnd
tho clcrgymnii used tho illustration of a
ship drifting ou tlio rocks
Tho waves dash over her I exclaimed
the minister Her sails nro split 1 Hor
yards aro gono 1 Her masts aio shUcrcdl
Her holm Is useless I Slio Is drlvlngashoro I
Tlicro Is no hopo I What can sivo hor
now
Ictgotho anchor yo lubber yelled
tho excited seaman
Tlio Clirlsdniicy tnso
Tho hearing beforo tho examiner In tho
Chrlstlancy divorco caso yesterday after
noon consisted entirely of a further oxain
Inatlou of -Mrs Lilllo Chrlstiaucv Tho
questions embraced many minute points
and covered n considerable portion of her
testimony in cmcl Tluco letters ol Mrs
Chrlstlancy written to her husband wero
read In two of which slio is affectionate
and in tlio othor scolds licr husband for
putting her in n family of drunken voiinc
men and for other dorellctions In ono of
tlicso letters slio mentions her sorrow for
tho abortion nnd in another expresses a wish
to becomo n mother Mrs Clirlstnncy
admitted that tho letters wcio authentic
and explained that her sorrow iiirclatlou to
tho abortion glow out of tho fact that she
had not used her strength to resist it
Alilcniey Dairy Wniroiis
Ircsh Aldornoy butter churned every
morning and delivered in 4 lh Ward
prints at 13c per lb Also cottago cheese
Gc per ball buttermilk Cc per quart nnd
sweet milk lie per quart
niii
HUmiNIHI Oii October 10 after i
now J Howard llusluiell only son ot
and SInry 1 llushnell nged 31 j cars
GROCERIES
Hmltli
ei fihorl Itt
Ir J H
Ho leaves
ii iiuunii nvu IMiiuruii
1uneral service with solemn binli mass nt St
Patricks Church at u n m on Wednesday
VANDHHVOOKT On Hunilav DlBilt tlio IGtll
ui uciuuer naran jiukith im ui juscnu van-
dcrvoort of New York and grandduuRlitcr ot
tlui Into Daniel Carroll of DmldhiKtoii need V
years
HMITIt On ilonilnv Oplnbprl7 In TliUlmnrp
nftcrnHliort but pnluhil tllnewi of 111111 tllLI Hit
iiiiiiiiiu j in inu iin ypur oi nor
aaugnieroi jominnii jiary i
se beloNeil
REOPENED
The Old Reliable Grocery Storo
con sivnNTit and i sts n w
With n llno ABsortinciit of
FAMILY QROOEEIES TEAS WINES
te Ac
LOW 1HICIX IWITK ATTHNTION OOODS
DIJIIVHHKl lllOMlTLY
R BOWE
ptltUlT JAItS AT COST
TO MAKE ROOM lOlt TALI 8T0CK
MASONHIMlHOVln lOItCHLAIN LINED
TOlSANDTiriOCMALLSIZIiS
AT ACTUAL COST roil
ONH WIHIIC ONLY
CALL AT
ONCi
Elplionzo Youngs
GROOER
MUM J50 I OTH HT 1IHT hand k n w
PINEST OUALITY PEINT BUTTER
lULI WKIMHT nt
McCAULEY S DELLWIGS
800 PHNNA AVK UAHTnnd at
Dellwig MoOauleys cor 2d and 0 n e
OHEEN OINOEH WHOLE SlICES
IlOKLINO VINIIOAH
lHKSII CONCOltl mtAlMS
HOIHJUET WHISKY
GBO uSt OH AHE
WHOLKSALE AND HLTAIL QltOCElt
nimil ixii Hevenlb Hlreot NorthncHt
HAHHOUIt V IIAIHIITON
Whotesalo
lLOUltWINKANDOltOCEHYMKltCHANTH
1117 iu Ill Iiulslana Avenue lcJ5
SPRING LEAF TEA
AT 00 CENTS A POUND
IUIti AND lALATAHIi
N W BUROHELL
latia F 8TUEKT
IIOIIHH lAINTINO ami DlXOItATlONS
Evtiy Vniltly
PonMatorUIaoou Work It Moderate Price
irvEAairsriai ioii
418 Tenth street Northwest next Ous Office
AUCTION SALES
A UCTIOV HUI
or rmviMXira
WASIIINflTOX JlAllltrT COHFANV
WasiuncitoM October 1 1MI
Notice Is hereby given Unit tlio rights to occupy
Till HTMM 8TANIIS AMI srOItUS
of the
WASHINGTON MAUKKT COMPANY
hi the Mnrki t ltullillnKS on lb Mb nml II street
nnd rrniittng toward lvnus Irnnhi n cnite In tlio
ellv of WnshthRlnn will bo sold nt public mirtlnn
iliJerltnthoijliHlitrreiil then for forltho
irrni ni rixuuiii j iiir 1 irnin j miliary
mile to commence In snld tiullftliiRs on
i hsj
HVTUIHIAY OClOllKlt 22 1001
UlD
AT iriviN CrOCi In the forenoon nml to
coiiliiinn on that tiny nml by adjournment on
every nnlriiucnt Kiilnrilny at tho namo hour un
til nil nrn disposed of
Tor nililllloiml particular Inrpilro nt the ofllco of
the Company
Jly order or tho Directors
WAHIllNtiroN MAUICirr COMPANY
Ily M tl llMHUY Irmlilcnt ras 131
HATS AND UMBRELLAS
FALL STYLES OP HATS
ron iintiimin yoiitiih a cmuiiinN
now couiiirri
STINEMETZ Hatter
1237 IliXNA AVK noxtloeor nth nt nopal
KKIMUNI V lirl1IAN
N011IIY ItATTllHS ANII rUltlllllltS
131 NctdittiHIHPtNorllrnrsl
HenlHnt mionnit Vnr ItppnlrlnirHHpreliillv arid
SUN
npld g
JOHN ROGERS
Mnmlfurliircrnmlllcpnlrernf
UMBRELLAS PARASOLS
OKI llntrnolmirlbwn1
GEO
DOOTS AND SHOES
HUCCISSOH TO
UllHATltlT HUtOAINS JlVlIIt OlTHllKD
BOOTS jrVlXriD SHOES
Sillhig nil goods nt cost for thn next 00 days
to ninko room for lnll Block
W S BROWN
27 311 ami 31U lHNN AVKNUK H V
FAMOUS 250 OALF BOOT
OlOKoventb Street mid 1022 Venn nvp
THi 11I1ST AND OHHAPIXT
WHOLlSAl AND HLTAIU
L HEILBRUNS
SHOE HOUSE
402 BHVnNTIt STUHITT N0UTHW1T
HIkii of Tlio Old Woman In VMinlnw
TO BAVH JIONKY HOY YOOH
BOOTS ft ISTID SHOES
op
uft SOMMERS
fptrnpolltnn Store
No 000 lHNNHYIVANIA AV1I
E2
One Price Shoe Store
A L HAZELTON
433 SHVIONTH ST
UnilorOdiMollows Hall
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUOTION HOUSE
401 Pennsylvania Wc N W
L HIC1IOIH Proprietor
For the Cure of Coushs
s
Hoarseness 13ronchitisCroup Influ
enza Asthma Whooping Couch In
cipient Consumption and for the re-
HffrtfrnncMiTirtttvrTiornnin advan
ced stages of tho Disease For Sale
allDrucrjist
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
ioie ioe
HARVEYS
Old KstnblUbcil Lnllcs and Gents
Restaurant and Oyster Saloon
Tlio Largest nml Most Complete In tlio country
Consiftiilly on had eerv brand or Oyidcrs found
In American Waters utth n boiuidleiui arietyof
IIAM11 nnd every delicacy that tho Northern
Eastern and Houtliern Markets can produce Also
IMMENSE LUNCH COUNTEIt
Our Table dHoto cannot be excelled In quality and
variety
HareythcOrlgliintorofSTEAMEDOYSTina
HARVEY HOLDEN Proprietors
1010 Cor reiuia Ave nml Elovcnth t
Georgetown Advertisements
-IT r II WHLATLBYS Hteani Dicing nml Wet
TV andHryKcourliiBliilabllHliiiieiitwlllcail
for nud deliver orfc nnhero In Ibn District
iiponreccint of address by mall or otherwise
Hoods recilved and relumed by mall nnd express
horn nnd to nil parts of tbu country No louj old
40 Jeirerson strict near Jlrldgc OeorgtloH D C
apt I
AfloMWntclifurlll
A Heller Hold Wntcli for 20 a 30 nnd IW
Hllver Wiilclin from M lo tJ
Jew clry hil er are Clocks Spectacles nt
JSBLACKFORDS
New No 31M llltUMIE HTHKET
m mult tniir
lBACTIUALllUUHIll briAU ANII OAH 1lTTKn
All Work Warranted oca B
JOHNH S0HULTZE5G Bridge street
Keeps tlio best Sand 10 ct Clean to bo found In
leorKCtown Hundny and Weekly Papers bta
ttonery etc
New Hardwnro nnd Harness Store
II lMJILllKUr 51 Hlsll hlreel
Hnrdwaro nnd Harness nt reasonable rates
Harnwm repaired eps ly
Special Bargains in New and Second
hand rUHNllUHE nt tlio Old htand 70 nnclTS
IlrlilxoM Hccond hand Kuriilturo lloiiBlitHold
nml EtcliniiciHl
A TALLENT Practical Upholsterer
M Illsli HI opplorrestHnlL
UpholsterliiKfunlllls branrhen Fiirnlturo Re
palriHi
ARTHUR B SMITH
W UlHLKll IN
wood AisnD coal
Ill NEWYOUKAVEWaslilngtoiiDC Jel3ll
SA OVtXi R oiTTiisros
US PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Calls tliiiutteiitloiiiifthohioo irmlonml builders
In ii new nml dmlmblo n gller at a lowjirlco iiol
MAHONEY THE PArEHHANGER
atn prNNA avu cunitoi inn
HasoiilmndnlltliiiucvdeKlmiH lu Wall Papers
Window hliade Pin i ol ramew
Wlltl CLOTH roil WINDOW ANII DOOD
hCIIEENSat
1 BCHNU1UEU It BONS
Cor Elgbttentli st and Pcnnsj Ivnula avenue
fiAttno ADS
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILEOAD
Tint Monrr Vast hisr
ANtiTiinoNiY rwr nrTvKiN
Titiinr ani tiik wkst
vin Wnsblnstton
DoUMXTllACUt JANNKVCOUNV I
Untiui Ititral
Scbedulo to tako cmct ttumlny May d
AM MIA VI WASHINGTON
iaao ciiicAno CINCINNATI ANUHTIHIJSlAK
BOO Ilnlllmoro rlllcot Oily nml Wny Btntlonj
104O llAITIMOIIHixinJn
OOO llnlllinori AhimlKilh nml Way Vita
ninni Htrnnhunr a
nml wnytlalliln
Oto Polnt of Hocks nmf w
unuy except wumiay
iltlninre o 40 B no B50
day 800 10 n a in
mi
Winchester Hugrratowo
Invl
iv Htntlonn
810 IlllLAPFUlllA NKW VflHK mill llOSTO
Kx l n y lnrlor curs lo Now orK
040 HTAUNTov nml Vamkv Ixrnww Con
iioclfor Hnirerslow n nml ut lolnt of ltockt
fbr iTnlrrlcK
1000 On bunday only llalllnioreAhnnpolwane
Wny
1000 lULTUionK llxrniM Btopj nt Hyatt
llle CollrKO lloimvllle Iurd Annpolli
Junction JimupK nml llnnover
11040 rimiionnii Ciiicaoo Cincinnati anf
Bt Ixi ins Kxrniws
P M
1210 llaltlmoroiilIcolCltyAnnnpolls and W
Htnllons
1 20 On Hundny Only fur llnltlmoro mid War
210 llAITiiiKixpnKW
300 llAITIHOlir lniiAiFrrtIA mid Nkw
YOIIK llXIllKBH
330 Hnlllmoronnd Wny Htatlnna Wlncl mUr
rrcdcrlclc Hagcrslow ii and Wny via Ho
Iny
430 IlAITIMOIir HVATTSVIU K ANII IAURKt
KxriiKM 1redorlclf via llelny Htojis al
A iinntotis Junction
1440 llnltbnorc Ammiolls nml Wny Btntlonj
440 1olnt of ilock Ireilorlck HnnfrBlimr
WlnclHsternnd Wny OnMundny toloinf
nriliK knnml Way Htntlons
840 llAiTiMonK HxriiKjw MnitlnshnrK nnu
- vuy viu iLinj diuii ut jioi
iMiurel
nnn Pnltit nl ltm lfn nml WnVHtntlons
1040 llnltlninrn nml Wny HIiiIIoim
fUU IIAITIMOIUC JiyATTBVJklJf nnu jjauhi
iXPItKJM
tolo Pirrnnuiioir Cincinnati nnd St Iui
OOO Philadelphia Nkw Yoiik nml JIoatoh
rxi iiuw hIcppIiir cars lo New York
1000 IIALTIM0I1P llVATTSVIILK nlld ljAlinr
Hxrii km Slops on nlKiinl or to Irt nn pan
spiicprsntnnyHlnllou botiiccu WoAbliiftton
nnd AiiiinpolmJiiiictloii
tPnlly IMiindny only Other trains dally
Huniluy
All tmlns from Wnslilngton stop nt llelny
lor further Information npplynt thn llaltlinore
A Ohio Tli kot OHIcps WnsbliiKloil fitnlloll nnd 6H
nml llil Ipnnn nvenup cor of Htb slrpct wlira
urdprn will bo tukpti Ic Imeenco lo bo checked nnd
received at nny point li tlio city
1881 TUE anBAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA EOUTE
TO THE NOUTII WLST AM bUUTIllfl ST
douiim TJiAcic bTHi hails
Splendid Scenory Slagnlflcpiit lulpmcnt
In 1kict May 10 issi
TltAINSLKAVH WASHINOTON from dcpi
corner of Six Hi mid 11 streets
nn rul Ions
toi rittsburg nml tlio West SrOn m Dally with
Bleeping cars lo Ilttsburgnnd Chlcniro 1030 a
m ifiillv with Hlrrplng mrs from Hnrrlsbsrg
loCinchmntlHI Iiuls and o3 p m
dally Itli lalaco Oar to llttiburR
HAITIMOIinAlOTOJrAOllAILllOAD
Tor Canamlnlffiin liocbeler Hullalo Nlagam
rails Willi Parlor Car to Wntkllis mid lb
North 8 a m daily except Hundny nt iksj p
m dnlly except snluriiny ivllli Tulaco car to
Cannmlnlsuanml Wutkliis
for Wllllaniiport Iclc Hnven nnd Elmlrn
10 w n m dally except Sunday
lor New York ami Iboliist 800 nm 10 3U a m
101 10 oo mid 10H p in On Sunday 00 loor
nniilonp m Llnillpd Hxprow of 1iillman
lalaco Carw llTO a in dally except Sunday
lor llrooklyn N Y nit thrnnch trnliis connect
Jcmey City with boats of Ilrookljn Annex nl
fording direct transfer to 1iiltoii street avoid
lint doiiblo rerrlnKn ncross New York city
lor llilladplpbla8iAl n ni 1030 nm 200 MO
10 im mid 101 p in Ou Monday nt2i 50
10 no and 1013 p in Llinllcd JjxprcHSl30 n m
10 TO n m and 200
4 4 in fi 4o uuo loou and 1015 n in On Bun-
00 0SJ vw ivw ana iuip
p in
Tor Poiiua Creek Line 040 a m npd 440 p m
dalfy except Holiday
lor Aniinpolls 010 nm nnd 440 p m dally ex
cept Sunday
ALKXANDitiA and rnKDniiicKsninto
ItAlIWAY AND ALEXANDHIA AND
WAHH1NOTON llAILUOAIJ
ror AIcxandrln77aiWiinmllIln m 421
0a 8 nnd 1130 pm Onuunduys at 701 lu
nml 1 1KI n m nnd H n in
lor Itlclunond nml tlio Koutli 700 nml 1110 a m
nauynmi
TrnlnsfenvoV
nml 10 n ir
fl p 111 dally except Kunday
voAfexaiidrla for Wiislilngton C BV
1240 3 fi 7 a 010 p in and i mid
nliilit On Sunday at 805 nnd 10 u m 7 am
on p m
Tlcketn Information sleepinft nml parlor car no
conimodatlons can boprocuredutlbe olllces north
east corner of Thirteenth Birert mid rcnnsylvanln
nvenue and nt tlio station where orders can ba
left for Ilia checking or baggage todestluntlonrroir
hotels ami resiliences
J It WOODOenernl rassemrer Acent
VltANKTllOMWONQpneral Manager
LIVERY STABLES
rVAiErET2 e BRO
4J2 2I LlKbtli btrcct bet D nml E n w
Closo Carrlnires for WeudliiKs Calls nnd Hccep
lions Hoarding and Livery Htnbles
A 11 KEYra
KSSYISS
Ss
J L SMITH
CO
Closo Carriages for Weddings calls
ttons
llonidlng nnd Livery htablo
Hotel Btables corner 1 llli and E sts
Bl
III 1
bJ I A
in A
COllllllll
Nil olliec
linvn I
winarus
H HOLLANDER
DEALElt IN
China Glassware and House
Furnishing Goods
408 S1SVENTH STHE15T NOUTUWEfsT
OUT DOOB SPORTS
CROQUET ARCHERY
LAWN TENNIS
THE HPJiT HTOCKnndTHH LOW1MT rillCIM
WMBALLANTYNESON
las hevinth BTitnirr
S K MEYER
023 faKVUNTK ST N Wt IHTT I AND Iv
Ilcftdfiuartersfor
GILT SILVER TRIMMINGS
UIMAIIAH AND HADOICa
Made to Jr lor
W Hi VBEEHOFP
Dealer In Wall Papers Window Shades lMcture
lrumes riettlres AC
Old MKVENTH HTltEKl NOllTHWKST
J Xj 3VE
DENTIST
IS10 1 bTItEKT NOUTltWEST
EMODSS
BATTERY
The only HATTEItY know n to tbn World eapn
hto of hihlg CHAHOED Willi MEDICINA I
PHOPEHTIES wlllcll Is TIIANSIUSEU JNIO
THE HYS1EM
WILL CURE
RHEUMATISM
FEVER and AGUE
ALL MALARIAL
NorwniK uiul llriiln Disease niul ln
rnljsls
im Hiioiis iatint rricTitio
THANSlUSINO HATT 1SUY Is n urn sns
vioiulcil irom tlin ncek by moans of it
silicon coul nml icstn upon tlio sptiml
lllio II I Sent by
Childrens slio SO cujAiUiltsnle SI
10
aoiui inr uiicuiiir
VOlt BALE ONLY 11Y
H K HELPHENBTINE Druggist
COUNEIl roUHTEENTH AND 1 ST1I1 1 1
Ebbltt Houso Washington D t
Agents ol both sexes wanted