The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, June 14, 1883, Image 3

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, June 14, 1883, Image 3',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn82014424/1883-06-14/ed-1/seq-3.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn82014424/1883-06-14/ed-1/seq-3.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn82014424/1883-06-14/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn82014424/1883-06-14/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The Evening critic. [volume], June 14, 1883, Image 3
About The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 4.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (3.3 MB)

The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.), 14 June 1883. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn82014424/1883-06-14/ed-1/seq-3/>

Newspaper Page Text

THE EVENING CRITIC, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1888.
M
!
WANTED Situations female.
Advertisements oi three lines, tinder tbehead of
"Situations Wanted," lire Inserted three times
TTrrANTrnBY'AEBrKOTAllLE AND
W reliable celored widow, ft place In a -mall
family to do Mneral homework where she can
bring one child 3 Tears and 7 months old. Apply
to Wo. a int.. between autandZJd -'.-. n.w. )nfl
"ITTNTKD-A SITUATION BY A COLORED
W woman who Is a first-class talloress. Ap
ply to r.o-e Bmh, H23 Uth at. n. w. Jolt
TiTANTED-BY A YOUNG NORTHERN
VV woman, a situation to keep house or to do
any llybt houeswork, Address II. n Critic onlcc.
J 1113
WANTED-BY A DRESSMAKEIt,SEWINa.
Address Dressmaker, Critic office. ui3
TXTANTED-BY A LADY, A SITUATION;
VV will make herself useful; understands
music and millinery) has her own piano and fur
nltnre. Address Mrs. B.. No. 406 Mass. are. n. w.
1!3 -. -
WANTED-BY A IlE8rECTABLK WHITE
woman, a sltnatlon as chambermaid or
Vtallms; would do light housework, or sew or
lake caro of children. Address It. M., Critic
office. lul2
WANTED-BY A LADY. BEWINO BY
the day or week or will take It home;
terms reasonable. Address A. B. O., Critic office.
w
ANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN, A
suuaiion as nuine. Jippiy at I u bu u. w.
Jn
A LADY OF CULTUItE AND E Y PEIUENCE
would like to procure a position as gover
ntRsfor small children, or would take entire
charge of motherless child renin a pleasant home.
Address L. ! M.. City I'. O. 1I2
ArmsT-cLAsa dressmaker from
New York would like n lew moro engage
ments by the day; no lady of refined tasto cannot
tut be pleased with her original designs and
perfect lilting. Address Madame D., Critic oulce.
Jnl2-3t
-TT7"ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECT.
VV able middle-aged white woman to di gen
eral housework. Address M. F Critic office.
Jnl2
TirANTED-BY A COLORED OIIIL, A HIT
vV uatlon to cook, wash and Iron. Annly to
Mary Lemley. 1314 q. at. n.w. U12
l-ANTED-BY A COLORED UIRL, SITU.
T r anon as cnamoerroaiu ana nurse, jippiy
to Julia Random, 1418N. J. ave. n.w. Jnl2
WANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED GIRL,
general house or chamber work. Address
314 Q t. n.w.
WANTED Situations Male. .
AA1AAAAAAMAAAWW Aa. y-VSASVtA. VAAAAAAW1.V
Advertisements ol three lines, under tbehead ol
"Situations Wanted." are Inserted three tlmea
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN 07 STEADY
moral hitblls desires employment at mod'
erate vragetj In a wood and coal yard with a view
to learn the business; best references. Address
A. K. C, Critic ofllce. JuU
Yf rANTED-BY A BETTLED MAN. SINGLE,
y y a place In a grocery and meat and pro
vision More; Is thoroughly acquainted with the
bntlness; good reference given. Address I. T. C,
Critic office. jui3
TirANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIU3T-
Vy class carpenter and Joiner; undersiauds
atalrwork. Address Joiner, Critic ofllce. JiU3
WANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT COL
ored boy. n situation as waiter to go North.
Arply at 712 Freeman's alley, between 6th and
7th. N and O sis, n. w. )nli
WANTED-BY A WILLING. INTELLI
gent boy, 17 years old, a situation where he
can have a home and wages enough to clothe
hlmfaelf: refers to Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, Business
Collece. Addresu II. H.. Critic u 01 ce. Jim
XT ANTED-BY A COLORED BOY A SITU
YY atlontotend to a horse or porter In store.
No. l-iro It. I. ave.
"fTT ANTED-BY A GOOD MAN COOK. A
W Eltuatlon; understands alltho branches ol
cooking. Address Charles Davenport, OJU Nallor's
alley, between nth and 10th sts. n. w. Jalt
"fT7-ANTED-BY A YOUTH OF 13, WHO
VV writes a legible hand, a situation In an of
fice or e ore: best relcrencea given. AddreiH S. G.
J Critic office. J ol2
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUA
lion as bar-tender: has had extensive ex
perl e nee. Address tV,,t Critic oCico. Jall-at
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, 17 YEARS
of age.a position In a real estate or law
yer's office; the best of references given. Ad
dms It. F Critic ofllce. nll
BeiTebtatb bulletin
OF .
THOS. E. WAG0AMAN.017F street.
(Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.)
THREE-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HQUSES FOR SALE.
Duddlcgtonse....... - ;.....1 100,000
juid itiu hi u w,juu iiu. ju ia i,uuu
Jill fth Pt n w. mod 1m. 10 ra.....
li.uuu
10,500
. 9,000
. 0,000
... 8,500
,.. 7,500
,.. 7,000
.. 7,000
&59 K et n w, mod lm. 11 rs ...
1602 4th st d w, mod lm, 0 rs .
trio N Y ave n w, mod lm. 12 rs
608 Hth Bt n w, mod lm, 14 r )...... -.....-
211 A at 8 e, mod lm, 12 rs......... .....,
UA 13th st. n w, mod lm, 10rs
b w cor 13th and K sts b e, mod lm, 12 rs.,..,
TWO-STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR BALE.
17M and 17C2 T st n w, f h, 0 rs each...
4(8 and 410 oth at s w, 3 rs..
452 and 4G4Nst8W.6rs each ,...,
422 fth st s w, o h, 0 rs each
1131 Md ave n e, f b. S rs .....
ti2tot8Gstue.fh.4rs,cach
tic, 618 3d at s w, 2rs......
724 Hth st n c, 1 b, 4 rs
...tl.000
... 1.000
... 1,000
... 1,000
. 1,100
,. 000
.. 700
,. 700
h9 1st s c. i n. o rs....... H - iw
U7 F U s w, S b, 5 rs C00
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Per Foot.
(1 fet, bet N Cap and 1st sts n e 13c
4ih st, bet K and L tsts n e 15c
u et, bet 13th and 14th sts n c 15c
(J at, bet 17th and ISth n c 15c
u it. bet lfth and 17th sts s o He
Cor 4th and L its u e - 1 lo
Cor 4th and M sts n e . ...... Ho
Cor 4tb and I sts n e . - Ho
Cor Sd and I EtB n e 14c
N fit, bet N Cap and i sts s e 12c
HOUSES FOR RENT,
Rent
1E22 I st n w, mod lm, poss October 1, 14 rMii.) oo
Ufl C st n w, warehouse, 4 rs M 60 00
113 E Capt st, mod lm, 0 rs 3? 00
414 H st n w, mod lm, 6 rs.... 30 oo
1014 Pa ave s e. 9rs 22 60
1211 L st n w, mod lm, 6 rs ; 21 oo
J428 Chapln st n w, 8 rs - 18 CD
1720 6th tit n w, mod lm, 0 rs 20 oo
KOECapstn w,8rs... 18 35
2C00 Pa ave nw, firs 13 00
OFFICES.
1343 F at. rooms 10, 11, 12, 13 and 1 !... f 20 00
Lenox Bnlldlng, room 4 - 10 oo
Market rpacc, Room 11 HR 10 00
Vernon Row, room 21. .................... .r............. 8 00
Market bpace, room 9. S oo
1343 F st, room 4 ., ft 00
ClA 7th st. room 10. - H a oo
Vernon Row n w. room 23..., - 10 00
Vernon Row, room 16 - 12 00
LOANS
In sums to suit at 6 per cent,
The above Is only a small portion of property
on my books. For full list call at office for bulle
tins Issued on 1st and I5tb. Jul3
D0ARDING.
A LADY W1SULT3 bOMK UUAHUJSI13 AT
No. 123 B at. s. e.; cars pass the door; good
board furnished for fa) per month. Juj
LE DROIT DINING ROOMS,
FOU LADIES AMD GENTLEMEN.
No. sia P BTKKKT. Opposite Fat.nt Office.
KKUDLAKMKALH.aoc. 21 Meal Tlckeis, t5.
Comfortable dlnine rooma lor Indies and Fain
llle. up stairs. Mealnand Lunches served from 6
n.m.lo7p. u. J. W. I1EALL, l'rop.
BEMONT noUSE-OHANQK OF PRO
prletor Flrst-clasa table; polite and atten
tlve serrants; Terr dctlrable situation for faml
Ilea. Bates, iW ani t: per day: (i5. 1 JO, u and lo
perraontb. E. W, Denlson, proprietor, . d2-tl
WENnOOBB.
(European Flan)
H13 PENK8YLVANIA AVENUE,
Near tire Treasnry.
Elegantly Famished Rooms, Steele, double or
en Bute, U and HM per day. ,
Bpecial rates for the week, month, or longer,
DUFFY ft LEANNABDA,
P27 Proprietor
MEDICAL
UK. FELIX LKIIKUN'd
Gr and C3"
PREVENTIVE AND CURE for EITHER SEX.
This remedy being Injected directly to the seat
ol those diseases or the GeultoUrlnary Organs,
requires no change of diet or nauseous, mercurial
or polisonous medicines to be taken Internally.
When used AS A PREVENTIVE by either box,
It Is Impossible to contract any venereal disease;
nut id me ihbh oi wiunw ircauy untuiwu
NATELY AFFLICTED with Uonorrhaa and
(licet, we guarantee 3 boxes to cureor we will re
fund the money. Price by mail, pontage paid. I -per
box, or 3 boxes for fr. WRITTEN GUAR.
ANT1CKH Issued by all authorized ngents. DR.
FELIX LE BRUN fc CO., Hole Props. Htott &
Cromwell, Bole Agents, Washington, I). C. Ju7
acEAi-Tii is wei-a-ith.
Dr. E. C. WcAt's Nerve and Brain Treatment, a
cuarantecd specltlo tor Hysteria, Dizziness, Con
vulilono, Fits, Nervous Ncaralgla, Headache,
Nervous l'roitrallon caused by the uso of
alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental De
prttelon, Softening ol the Brain resulting In
fmaclty and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Ageltarreunoss, Loss of
po er In either sex. Involuntary Losses aud Spei
watorrbcra caused by over-excrllon or the brain,
self-abuse or over Indulgence, Each box con
tains the month's treatment, ft a box, or six
boxes frl, sent by mall prepaid on receipt of
price. WEtlUARANTEE MIX BOXES to cure
any rase. With each order received by us for six
boxes, accompanied with 3, wo will send the pur
chaser our written guarantee to refund the money
It the treatment does not e licet a cure. Gaaran
tecs JtEutd only by Btott & Cromwell, Washing
ton. ju7
WANTED Help Female.
Advertisements of Three lines under this head
Inserted three times for S3 cents.
WANTED-A OIIII. FOR GENRRAti
housework and to assist with a child; only
lour in family. Apply at 211 3d at. s. e. JU-3t
WAN TED -A HALF GROWN CURL FOR
nurse; must bring references as to hon
csty and cleanliness. Apply at OS 1st n.w
1ul3-3t
WANTED-A GOOD COOK; REFERENCES
rpqblred, at 812 East Capitol at. jnH-3t
"TTrANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK FOR A
TT small family 7 miles In the country; also,
a boy and two farmhands. Apply to 72318 th nu
n.w. ) in 3-3 f
WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO
work In an awning shop to ran Singer
machine and bind awnings. 431 vth at. n. w.
Jnl3t
WANTED-TWO WHITE GIRL8, ONE TO
cook, other to wait on table, and do
chamberwork. Apply 1718 R. I. avenue. Jt.l3 3t
WANTED-GOOD.MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
for nnrse: must bilng references as to hon
esty and cleanliness.
AnnlvatCOI st. n.w.
Jol3-3t
WANTKP-OO0D LAUNDRY HAND AT
Capital Laundry, ftth st, between E and F
-TtTANTED-GOOD HANDS ON SINGER OR
VV none lewlng machines, at II. Hacberman,
2tt H,m, w.w. .ul2-at
Wl X 1 -E.U j WU1IA WUJUl 1U LUUit.
wash and Iron In a private lamlly. wo
nth at. n.w.
Jn.2-3l
WANTED - A GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework; must have reference and stay
at night. Apply at 19210th st. n.w. r
WANTED-A OIItL TO COOK, WASH AND
Iron.flt&UL'Bt, ii. w. Jnll-3t
TCTANTED-BEVERAL GOOD HANDS AT
VV dressmaking-. Apply cor.Cthand Ists. n.
w. Immediately, JH3t
TTTANTED A COMPETENT DIIE5S-
tt maker lo Rew at privaie nouse; must do
able to cut and lit. Address "R," lock drawer
450, City Fostoffice. JulMt
T7-ANTED-FORT COOKS AND !GEN
VV eral workers, twenty chambermaids and
nurnff; bring references: ladles can see Her van ts
at office. 826 y st. n. w.. Price's Agency. nll-3t
TTTANTED-A SMART, TIDY, WHITE
VV girl for general housework In a small
lamlly. Apply with reference, 73 Hth st. n. w.
' Jull-3t
WANTED-A SETTLED COLORED WO
man to cook and do general housework; no
washing; recommendations required. Apply K I
13th st. n.w. jiill-nt
WANTED-TWO FIRST-CLAB3 DRE93
makers and one operator on Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machine. Apply after 0 p.m. at
1117 oth st. n.w. jnMt
-TT7-ANTED-A COLORED WOMANTOCOOK,
VV wash and Iron: at 414 Oth st, n. w. nP 3t
Xr-ANTED-A NEAT AND COMPETENT
VV nurse for an Infant; must ho willing to
leave city for the summer; references required.
1313 K st. n. w. )n9-3t
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
andiron; to the right party good home
endwages. Apply at 424 1st, n.w. Ju9-3t
"TXTANTED-FOUB OR FIVE WASnKRS
W and Iron era at 007 11th st. n. w. Jn9-3t
GOOD PLACES, GOOD WAGES; MORE
than one hundred places waiting for cooks,
seamstresses, dressmakers, chambermaids,
nurses and othe8. Mrs. Dundorc, (18 10th st.n.
"TTT-ANTED-GOOD COOKS AND GENERAL
VV houseworkers and chambermaids at the
woman's Labor Exchange. 616 Hth Et., near F st:
apply in Btore. d2ft-tf
WANTED Help Male.
ArtvprtiBPmpnt. of Thrpfl line nndpr thtshpiid
Inserted three times for 23 cents.
SfiirA"NTT2DXGolnT
VV understands taken care of one horse, and
make himself usefnl. Apply No. 433 ra. ave. n.w,
lul2-3t
WANTED-A STRONG, HEALTHY MAN
and boy to work In the kitchen; also a
peamRtreBs. Inquire at 419 loth at. n.w. Jul2-3t
TTrANTED-A COLORED BOY, ONE WHO
VV Is willing to make himself useful. Apply
with reference at 220 3d st. n. w. Jm2-.it
TTTANTED-A COMPETENT COLORED
VV man for laundry work; recommendations
required. Apply 824 13th st. n. w. nUat
WANTED-A REGISTERED DRUGGIST:
graduate of National College ot Pharmacy
preferred, stand If ord's, cor. oth and F sts. n.w.
ull-3t
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME
experlencelnthe drug business; stato how
long In business and salary expected. Address
Conela. Critic ofllce. Ju3 3t
TlTANTED - IMMEDIATELY - HEAD
VV waiter. (20 a month, assistant (12: cook, 1 13,
to leave Washington; also, for this city 100 goad
rooks and gent-ral honseworkers. Mrs. Dundore's
Employment Bureau, 818 10th st. n.w. Ju'K.t
WANTED-A RELIABLE COLORED MAN
and wife to take charge of house curing ab
sence oi larouy; mnn ne wen recommenaeu. in
quire at 1217 M ass, gyp, n. w. 1"4-tf
WANTED M8cetaneou$.
WNTEDTullCHASEFOR CASH, A
first-dafsO to 10 rcom house, located In
northwestern part ot the city; must be a bar
gain. Address, stating terms, etc., M H. D..
Critic office- aprtf
WANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT THEY
can get a beautiful set of artificial teeth
for feur dollars, aud teeth extracted for 23 cents, at
9t4 Fit. n.w.. near lOthst. mlt-tf
WANTED-LETTERS, ESSAYS AND LEO
tnres on any subject written at shortest
notice; MfeS. revised; pensions collected, Mrs.
M. A. Laehmau,7210that.n.w. dHy
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT OR
trade city or country property, come and aee
the great bargains at William H.Maln A Bros.
Bt. Charles Hotel, corner 3d at. and Penna. ave.
FOR SALE Houses.
.WW V X'WWW '..-''.'W'V''W'V''WWAAAAV"V
IJOR BALE-A BARGAIN IN A NEW TWO
: ptory and basement brick house, corner Gth.
and Q &ta. n. w,; seven rooms, bath and all mod
ern Improvements; three bay windows and fin
ished In first-class style, with atone steps; price,
ii.TCO cash; rented ! per month. Apply to
)ancnhower & Son. 1226 V at. JeS-lm
TTIOR SALE-FOUR NEW TWO-STORY SIX-
J room brick houses In Pierce st. n. w., near
Itth St., with cellar and all modern Improve-
ini'iim bqu uniBiifu in urDt-ciass aiyie; jjcice.
f'i.3CO, mo
KSpcr vc
1228 F ist.
mommy payments, or y-ijuo caan; rentea
luuuiii, 4W'J U vaucuuuwcr eo ouu,
jefrim
FOR SALE Country Property.
aHE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE N. O.
btephen, at Bladensbnrgh, for sale or lease.
Apply to Mr, Jules DIeudonne, College Station,
Prince George's County, Md. Persons are Invited
to Tlslt the premises. my3t-2wtm
FOR SALE Miscellaneous.
TOH HALE AN EATING nOUSE, FIX
J tarts and furniture; good location on Penn
sylvania avenue.
Apply to J.
B. Sweat. 491 La.
ave. n. w,
lull at
ITORBALEOR TRADE A WELL-E4TAB-?
llshed weekly newspaper. Wm. J. Arm
fctrong, Beal EBtate Agent, liil Fat, n.w. Jul2-3t
ITIOB SALE-FINE LOT OF BTEREOSCOPIO
? Negatives, Tubes, etc., or trade. Win, J. Arm
strong, Heal Estate Agent, mi FsUn. w. Jnl2-3t
ITIOR SALE-RARE BARGAIN; ELEGANT
7 full " octave Square Plauo; good as new; for
only loo, Including handsome cover and stool;
cost tjtfS alx months ago; owner leaving city; can
be seen at Piano Exchange, 427 10th st, a, w,
Jnll let
IiOR BALE AN ELEGANT TRYCICLE, FOR
: a boy from 0 to 12 Tears ot age; bought last
fall at 25; price now 13. Address 421 tth st. n,
vr. Jull-3t
QrECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
for bargains In Pianos and Organs!
One Flnet?(;uare, 1200; OneUprlght
Cabinet Grand, (230; Grand Square
Chlckezlng Piano, t250; One Square Schoumaker,
I3C0, regular price f-150. One Upright, f 225, nearly
new; One bcrond-hand Upright, 91S5; One llalne a
bquare PIuno,fI75; One Small Piano, good tone,
t;o; hmtth American Orgau.iio; Bridgeport Or
fan,t7ti;fchonlDger Orgnus, linTestopi; also.bhon
nger Cymbella Organs and other Instruments.
Pianos and Organt to rent, WORUH ifc J J HO.,
82S 7th Bt. n. w. M
ITOR BALE-A THItEE BntlNO ItUaQY,
suitable for a doctor or for pleasure drlvloa;
Is well made and ttylUh, and cost when new $150;
has been used but a short time: win be sold at a
bargain, the owner having no further use for It.
Apply at Critic olllee.
IriOItHALEAT A nAltCIAIN-OOOD-WILL
? and llxtunsotone of the best located wine
and fruit sturea In Ihe cllv, now doing a good
rash business. Inquire at No. 701 titu St., cor. u
n.w. myMf
IflOK HALE-LAItaC STOCK OP PIANOa
? and organs purchased at trustee's sale In
jmuiuiuie hi wceumon luo ooiiur. uuicKeriu.;,
Knabp, Bttlnway, Ilordamam cash or ou time to
good, honest ptople: srrat bargains lor ten days.
CIl
unti-j' . ukui .Ai tu .t, n.w.
my!6
ITIOIt SALi:-ItOIV8E PEED OHEAP-CUT
! clover, 7tc perewt.; good tlrnothv, Mc. to'JOc.!
choice, til long tln)nlhy,bc. to5o. w. L.Uoore
A fo.. Steam 1 lav Pre hh. mil and II sta. n. w. a7tl
LOANS.
riMlK ADVERTISER WANTS THE All.
J. drehsof persons having money toluveatat
big Interest on short time loans; rare chanco. Ad
drisa W P.O.UOX6JJ. Jtt-3t
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT
Ihe low est rates. Danenhower &Son, IZ26
P st, n. w.
mi
MONEY TO LOAN-I HAVE MONEY TO
lean on real estate.lnsumsof fromtiooand
upward, al lowest rate, of Interest, Charge,
moderate. No delay, B. II. Warner, Jit V sun.
w, JJ5-t
PROPOSALS.
pnorosALs for BurrLiEg. "
OFFICE OP" THE COMHlRltONKRI
or him District or Columwa,
WA8HINOTOS.Junell,18i-1.
Staled propoKals will be received at. the oillco ni
above until Jao'clocknoon, THURSDAY. JUNE
ai.forfurnlshlnssuppIIes.comprlslnnSiatlonery,
Kchoot-books, Furniture, Hardware,-Groceries,
Dry Goods Forage, Fuel, Bewer Pipe, B, H. Curb
lrp, etc., eta, to the various branches of the Dis
trict Government for the year ending June 30,
18M.
Information, tarn pies and blanks will be fur
nished upon application at Room 17, Morrison
Bnlldlng, Four-and-a-half street.
By order of the Engineer Commissioner D. C
F. O. BECKETT,
Jnll fit Propprty Clerk.
PERSONAL
TAX APPEALS-BUSINESS BEFORE THE
hoard of Equalization nnder the present gen
eral amssment promptly attended to and appeals
l.oted; awners of property absent from the city
during the month of Jnly will find It to their In
terest by placing their business In my charge.
WM. J. DONOBOE. olUceMl 7th st.n. w. Jul2-12t
I WILL GIVE 2 TO KNOW THE FULL
addreasot two widow ladles who live In or
near AnAcostla; both have blue eyes, brown hair,
light complexion: age from 23 to 53. Address O.
Q. P.. Critic ofllce. Jul2-3f
TDEBfONAL-LADIESi"COMFOUNr PILLS
JL or Tansy" are periectly safe and always er
fectnal, healed particulars, 8c. Wilcox Specific
Medicine Co.. Boa 2343 Philadelphia, Pa. my30
FOR PALE OR CHARTER, THE YACHT
White t-wan, In complete order; can be
chartered by the day or week to Plackstone Is
land, Cedar or Plney Point and Leonardtown;
fishing and oysterlng. J, J, Hall, foot of 13th st.
a. w. Ju6tl
TJEMOVAL-JOIIN A. HAYWARD, ATTOR
XV ney-at-law, baa removed from 1414 14th st. n.
w. to 17J414thst. ii. w., where he can be found for
legal and notary public business until lim.j niter
12 m. can be found at the office of tho JxtwJfr
ot iVr, No. C3tF st. n. w. Je2-2w
LADIES WISHING HELP FOR ANY KIND
of work, such as good domestic help, sewing
and dressmaking, please send to the Woman's
Labor Exchange. 616 Hth st., near V st n. w.
d2fl.tf
FOB RENTHouses
Advertisements of Three lines under this head
Inserted 3 times for 25 cents.
TTiOR RENT-AN S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
jl.' witnaumoa, ira., .wo. mw 10m sc n.
Call after 5 p.m.
Jul3t
FOR RENT Rooms. ,
TT17 IST.N.W.-FORRENT3UITEOF
JL JL X 4 rooms on second floor; southern ex
posure; all mod, lm. Jnl4-3t
1 OAQ HTH ST. N. W.-THREE ROOMS.
XJxO nicely furnished on 2d floor; suitable
for light housekeeping; mod. lm.; summer rates;
private family. JuI4-3t
tOR BENT-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM
JD on 2d floor; hot and cold water and bath on
the same floor; private family; no children; cars
pass the door. No. 800 2d st. n.w. u!4-3t
TjlOR RENT-FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
JL? on second floor: all mod. lm., gas Included,
at 814 2d St. n.w. Jul4-3t
FOR HKNT-A NICELY FURNISHED
room for a slnglegentleman on second lloor,
with use of bath, 153J Columbia st. n, w., between
P and Q ats. Jul4-3t
ITIOR RENT-TWO COMFORTABLY FUR
; nlshed rooms; well ventilated; at the south
west corner 12th and F sts. c, w.; terms moderate,
Jol3-3t
130R RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED COM
? munlcatlng rooms. 1st floor; mod lm: terms
reasonable. Apply at 141 Cst. n,o. JntMt
IJOR BENT-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
7 with closets: rent taper month In ad ranee.
Apply at No. 400 Mass. ave. n. w. Jul2-3t
ITtOR RENT-ONE SUITE OF FOUR ROOMS,
? newly papered, In house No, 119 Pa. avo, n.
w.: price Kt. Dr. B. Bates. ull3t
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PARTNER WANTED IN A GOOD PAYINO
patent and claim business to take charge of
the oulce: small capital required and profits sure.
Address Lock Box im City. iH-8t
FOR RENT-Stores.
tfvvvvvvvvlVA'vvwvvvvvvvvAlVfVAVvvvv,
FOB BENT-A SMALL STOBE WITH Fix
tures. No. 405 II St. n. w.; rent. $ 1 per month
In advance. Apply at No.40d Mass. avo. n. w.
1 1112-81'
FOR EXCHANCE.
"TT ANTED-TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
TT lor old ones at Butler's btove Exchanse,
cor 5th and K; smoky chimneys cured or no
pay; stoves exchaneed for erocerles; old stovei
bought. ftf
DIED.
IICLLYEn. Tuesday raornlnj, Juno 12,
1863, at 7 o'clock, Charles llollycr, In Ills U'Jil
year.
OABTEn. Monday, June 11, 1883, at 3:30
o'clock p. m Virginia, daughter ol Mrs, Eliza
beth A. Carter.
TAYLOII. Tuesday, Juno 12, 1883, at .1:30
p.ro., Bobcrt M., sonol tho latollooort Taylor,
Id the 28th year or his ago.
Funeral services at Epiphany Church,
Thursday, June M, at -1 p. m.
UNDERTAKERS,
HENRY LEE'S SONS,
CTIM.DEIIT.A-KEIIS.
833 PENNA. AVE., BET. 3D & 4)f STS. N.W.
Branch Offices and Residences, 304 Penna, ave.
aontbeast, and 408 Maryland ave. a. w.
R. W. BARKER,
OABINETMAZBEandTJNDERTAKEB.
NO. 012 ELEVENTH ST. N. W.,
In connection with all the Cemeteries by tele
phone. Funeral Calls attended at all hours day
or night. Residence on the premises. fa
JOSEPH GAWLER,
tlENERALFURNISHINa UNDERTAKER,
1720 Pa. ave. n. w. Terms moderate and every
thlng first-class. Telephone connection, mtftf
.A.:D33ISOISr XJ-A-TT.
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER AND CABINET
MAKER. Ready-made Collins, Caskets and Shrouds, No.
30141ist.. corner of O a. w. Branch Store. 641
Mass. ave. n. w. Orders promptly executed at
reasonable rates. fBtl
E. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKER,
821 SEVENTH 6TBEET NORTIIWEST.
Ibepubllcls respectfully notified thatlarano
longer at S32FBt but itll Seventh street n. w.
Make no mistake. It. P. HAItVEY.
Bnscbnll.
Tho famous Cincinnatla will arrlvo to
morrow moraine, aud In tho afternoon, will
meet tbo Nationals on tho diamond field.
Tho best gamo of the season may bo looked
for, as the Nationals will present a nino to
compare favorably with any club in tho
association,
PERSONAL.
Hon. Leonabd Myers, of Philadel
phia, is at the rises.
-Me. Grant B. Sciiley has been ad
mitted to tbo firm ot II. D. cooko & Co. Mr.
UarryA.di'oesbeck retired from tho linn ou
the 1st instant.
Hon. JIoNTaoMERY Blair, whoso
health has been exceedingly critical elnco last
fall and whose sufferlne at times has been in
tense, was conveyeu to uis country Boat last
week, and his physician from New York, who
has recently visited htm, thinks bis dlseaso
acuto spinal affection can be controlled.
Hon, J. Willib Menabd, who has
speutsevoral weeks horo among friends and
acquaintances rormed nhllo in this city in
I&dOasamembor of tbo rortletU Oongross,
has returned to Koy West, Ha., where be will
resumo editorial control ot bis ablo paper, tbo
Aitirr.
t
Wccltlliifrs on a Joyful J)ny.
Clement O. Young, ot llergen Point, N, Y.,
and I'annle Clarke, ot this city.
II, L. Streb and Mary A. Btarke,
II. M. Semkens and lllancho M. Mover,
Lrnest Herbert and Lllllo Javlns, both ot
Alexandria, Va,
L'dwardS. WobKarth, of Wilmington, Del.,
and Sarah Vcs&oy, of this city.
Peter Lnmson, ot this city, and Uattleltoss,
of rrlnco (leoreo's County, Md.
Weston Flint, ot Cattaraugus County, N. Y.,
and Lucy R. Uronn, ot Marysvllle, Ohio.
Richard McCoy and Cathcrlno nicks.
Jas. Young and Missouri Ashton.
Thos. White and Elizabeth McKennle.
A Hyiuiintlietlo Jury.
Missouri has producod one Jury which ox-
fitcsecd Its sympathy without rendering a dls
lODCBt vcldlct, Adams was a fireman ou n
railway, compelled to bo frequently absent
from his homo all nlsht, and Cox, ouo night,
took advantage ot tho husband's absenco to be
have In an Insulting manner to Mrs, Adams,
andto insert under her door a noto ot an liido
cent character. Then, to excuse himself, bodo
faroed her, otrercd hlsclsrk $1,0011 to sign a
falso statement about ber, aud finally tried to
deter ber fiom telling her husband ot tbo at-,
fair by threatening his life If ho did so. Tho
censequenco was that Adams, on rot'irnlug
home, carried a shotgun for Cox till they met,
and both becan firing simultaneously, Adams
emptying his thotcun and then killing Cox
with a revolver. The verdict ot tho Jury pro
nounced this a murder: but the Jurors signed
a petition for Adams' pardon, which tno Gov
ernor gave.
Kcol klothlng at A . Baks h Oo.'s.
THE EVENING OEITIC.
EQTAELIBHED AUGUST 1868,
LACOHIC LOCALS.
Kool klothlng at A.Saks & Co.'a.
TnEpollco mado thirty-two arrests yes
terday, JlAx O. JacobI, charged with being an
unlicensed book-agent, was fined $10 to
day. James Gates and I. C. Ellcy wcro yes
terday appointed special policemen by tho
Commissioners.
Hester Cuabe, a young woman, was
cent to tho workhoueo to-day for twonty
days for vagrancy.
J. Emory Wilson will build a prlvato
(tabic, costing $1,000, in an alley between
Sixth and Seventh and N and O streets.
Not a drink, not sold in bar-rooms, hut a
reliable, non-alcohol la tonic mcdiclno, use
ful at all times, and In nil seasons, is
Brown's Iron Bitters.
Henry Lee and Edward Dent, two col
ored cartmen, wcro fined $20 or thirty days
each for fast driving on K street northwest
by Judge Sncll to-day.
Tnr. District Commjsaloncrs will meet
this afternoon and act upon tho matter of
tho insnranco on school bullding3 now In
tho courso of erection.
George Washington, a colored man,
who wanted to sco tho Frcsldcnt, got 11 red
out of tho Whl to Uouso twice yesterday,
and has gono to tho workhouse
Tni: Pennsylvania Globo Gaslight Com
pany havo proposed to tho Commissioners
to light tno alleys ana localities not sup
plied with gas at a very low rate.
Timothy Downinci, a boy who went
swimming in a pond on North Capitol
street in a nndo condition, was fined $1 in
tho Polico Court for Indecent exposure
James Quiller has petitioned for dl
vorco from Charlotto A. Qnillor. Thoy
wcro mariicd In this city on November 11,
1EG7, and ho charges that sho deserted htm
in 1670.
It WAS announced to-day that tho final
agreement had been mado that tho Inter
national championship bicycloraco between
Princo and Higham should como off It this
city.
Tiie application of Mr. S. G. L. C. Kob
crts. student, on motion of Mr. Kiddle, was
to-day referred to tho examining commit
tee, and that of Thomas Hampson, student,
was also referred.
In rcsponso to complaints of stagnant
ponds and foul mashes at Ninth and D
Btrccts southwest, tho Commissioners havo
stated that tho improvements contemplated
will abato this nuisance at an early day.
Drt. Frank Howe, city editor of tho
RepulUctin, who has been confined to his
bed for somo weeks with a serious illness,
has recovered sufficiently to bo about, and
was seen in his accustomed haunts to-day.
H. A. Linger will build a framo
structure, costing $2,000, on tho Elver road
in Anacostla for use as a hair factory. This
building will bo used in placo of tho old
hock urceic jsitii recently ucstroyea Dy lire.
In reply to a request for a fire-alarm box,
at tho Quartermaster's Corral, tho Com
missioners havo reported that theso bo 103
cost $125 each and transportation
from Boston, and thoy cannot comply with
tho request unless tho Quartermaster's
Department will pay tho cost of tho bos,
Harbormaster Button reports tho fol
lowing new arrivals at tho wharves :
Schooner Amcricus, , 00,000 feet lum
ber for Johnson & Wlmsatt ; schooner
Tcrl, Nash, 0,800 feet lumber do.: schooner
T. C. Eaton, Philips, 150 tonscoal for John
son & Bros., schooner Gcorgo F, Carman,
Walter, 35,000 feet lumber for Oeo. A. Shee
han ; schooner Alctha, Mitchell, 171 tons
coal for Stephenson & Bros. '
A freight car, at Terra Cotta Station,
on tho Baltimore & Ohio Kail road, bccitno
detached from a train last evening and
started toward tho city at aspocdor forty
miles an Hour. When tho car reached tho
swltct) at Delaware avenuo and First street
it turned and went in tho direction of
Boundary street on tho Washington Branch
of tho lialtlmoro & Ohio road, and was
stopped just outsldo tho city limits. A
colored man who was on tho car jumped off
and was badly injured.
He'll Show 'Km!"
When old Father Kirkwood wa3 ap
pointed Secretary of tho Interior ho struck
the old vets of tho Department with a chill
of horror by announcing that ho "didn't
intend to sign any paper till ho had read it
and had mastered its contents." Somo of
tbo most prominent of tho old clerks ven
tured with many quaklngs to intimato to
the old man that ho could not do it ; that it
was a physical Impossibility.
"No 'tain't," said he, "I'll show 'em how
it's done." Tbo next morning tho old gen
tleman camo In and took his seat at tho
desk. Soon, In camo a clerk with four or
five papers for signature "Cortalnly,"
Eaid tbo Secretary, blandly, "as soon as
I read them." Tho clerk had a queer look
in his eyes as ho wentout, but said nothing.
Next came a clerk with about a dozen
papers, who intimated that his papers
needed haste. "Certainly, certainly, sir,
as soon 03 I read them." Tho clerk
turned up tho whites of his cyc3 till ho
could sco tho top of his head, but went
silently out. But whilo they had been
talking, tnrco or lour moro cicrts naa
entered and deposited bundles of papers on
tho desk. And now tho stream camo pour
ing steadily in, clerk after clerk dumping
loads of papers around tho Secretary until
ho looked like t man In a rifle-pit. His
hair was standing on cud and his oyes wcro
fairly popping out of his head. Touching
his chief clerk's button that gentleman
soon mado his smiling nppcaranco.
"Good morning, sir; what in h caven
is making this enormous aud unusual rush
iu business this morning?"
"Nothing, sir. There's nothing extra
ordinary going on, sir, only tho usual
amount of business at this season."
"Do you mean to say, sir, that I will havo
such a monstrous pilo of papers as this to
sign every day?"
"That's about tho sizo of -it, Mr. Secre
tary." "No slang or low language, sir, if you
please."
"Beg pardon, sir, but tbo boys''
"Nevermind tho boys, sir; but do you
mean to assert that this thing goes ou day
after dav hcto and no let up V
"That's about the s that Is, yes, sir, yes,
sir."
" You do, eh I Well I'll bo d-astod. Jo
cepb, (to his messenger) get mo a box of
pens and two dozen holders, quick, too.
Nobody but n blasted, idiot would think of
reading over all that pilo of rot."
So the Secretary pitched iu aud by 1
o'clock had somewhat relieved tho glut on
bis tabic. That was tho last tho boys heard
about leading papers beforo signing.
A M'eilillnc In Noutli Wnaliliiirtou.
Last Tuesday evening a pleasant com
pany was present at tho marriage of Mr.
David C. Cann to Miss Ulla Carrio Burgess,
both of Washington. Boy. Itichard Norrls,
rastor of Ryland Chapel, officiated. Among
those present wcro Miss Hallday, tho
Misses Kntcllflo, Mrs. Tellcy.Mr. and Mrs.
Tucker, Mrs. Vernon, James P. Tustin and
W. C. Wccdon, eeq., of Washington, and.
Miss Posey nud Miss FraukUu, of Charles
County, Md. Tho occasion wlllabo pleas
antly remembered by all who wcro present.
Illgrclow nuil tho Mason I'niul.
Justlco James this morning, iu tbo llqulty
Court, in tho caso of Jonathan 0. Blgelow
against Mrs. Bettlo Mason, wlfo of Sergeant
Mason, in tho hill for a restraining order
and a decrco allowing tho complainant fees
for services and expenses, dismissed tho re
straining order aud tho bill on condition of
Mr. Blgelow being paid. $100 for his ox-
reuses.
lliiy Your
men's, youths', boys' and children's clothing
of tbo old reliable house of Noah Walker
Co., (125 1'ennsylvanla avenue.
Houston, Miss., has a dog with two tails,
which doubles bis capacity for tln-keltle
agony.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
Secretary Chandler is expected to
return Saturday next.
National banknotes rccclvod for re
demption to-day amounted to $523,000.
Government receipts to-day t Internal
revenue, $302,012.27! customs, $710,117.83.
Lieutenant E. B. Barry detached
from tho Itlchmond and placed on waiting
orders.
Secretary Lincoln, General Drum
and Colonel Earr havo returned from West
rolnt.
Postmasters wcro commissioned to-day
as follows : A. M. Oglcsby, at Jackson's
Ferry, Va.; G. W. Grlgsby, at La Grange,
Va.j F. M. Green, nt New Germany, Md.
Bear-Admiral John M. B. Clitz has
reported bis rctnrn home, having been de
tached from command of tho Astatlo sta
tion, and has been placed on waiting orders.
The Llghthouso Board has awarded tho
contract for the erection of four foundation
cribs, light and rango beacons ou Maumco
Bay, Ohio, to David W. McConncll, of
Buffalo, N. Y., for $13,122.
Comptroller Knox has authorized tho
following National banks to begin business:
First National Bank of Rochester, Pa.,
capital $50,000; United States National
Bank of Omaha, Neb., capital $100,000."
Bids wcro opened at tho Ltfo-Saving
Bureau to-day for tho erection of four life
saving stations between Capes Hcnlopen
and Charles on tbo Virginia coast. Tho
lowest bidder was Harry Lape, Wilming
ton, Del., $10,372.00.
A ROMANTIC SUIT
To lie Tried in rultou Comity, On.,
Tcdny.
Atlanta, oa,, Juno 11. A suit will bo
called to-day In tho Fulton County Court which
bas romantic features, being tbo marrlago ot
an old couple, to be brougbt about by defend
ants in order to concontrato proporty. John
Bonner, son ot Zadoa Conner, had marrlod
ucyJ. Wood, daughter ot Jcsso Wood, toy a
marrlapo prior to bis union with Mrs.
Helen Wood, Tho complainants say that
tho two Banners mado efforts to get a
share ot tho estate ot Jesso Wood by having
Zadoa Bonner secretly married to tho widow,
Tho lady Is G5 yoars old and tho bridegroom
78. Complainants allego that at tho tlmo ot
ber marrlago Mrs. Wood was mentally In
capacitated to onter matrimony and her con
dition was taken advantage of. Suit 19 brought
to prevent her husband from gottlng his wife's
share ot tbo property ot her.flrst husband's
estate.
Tho Dynnmlto Consplrnlors.
London, Juno 11. At tho further hearing
In the trial ot tbo dynamite conspirators to
day Lord Chief Justlco Colorldgo and tho
Master ot tbo Rolls decided that tbo caso
ot Bernard Gallagher and Ansburgh must bo
submitted to a Jury. Justlco Oroya also
doubtod whether tbcro was any legal ovl
denco against Ansburgh. Mr. Clarke, Q. c,
has finished bis dofonso ot Br, Gallagher.
Whitehead addressed tno court la nis own do
lialf. Ansburgh doclarod thero was no evi
dence connecting him with tho conspiracy
charges, Wilson refused to say anything.
Itobbluir n l'oslnl Car.
New Orleans, Juno 11. Postomco Inspoc
tor Goorgo A. Dice, of Bt. Louis, arrived hero
yesterday with w. W. Troadwell, who Is
charged with robbing a postal car on June O.
The Inspector bas recovered, It Is thought, tho
greater part of tbo stolon lotters, Troadwell
belonged to a highly respected and wealthy
family. Tho postal clerk allowed Troadwell
to rids In a mall car, and thus an opportunity
was afforded him to get possession ot letters.
Addled EcEHrrom Abroad.
New York, Juno Ii. It is understood that
several firms In this city nro Importing eggs
from Denmark, Germany, Italy and Turkey
and selling them to retailers without any dis
tinction. Eggs are so cneap in uenmars: ana
Germany that Importers can afford to under
sell home dealers In the scarce season whon
prices are high.
i
Itniiortntiou of Foreign Cattle to
Eiielnml.
London, Juno 1-1. Lord Carllugford bos, In
reply to tbo nddress ot a delegation, announ.-ed
that tho Government will opposo the Im
position ot further restriction on tbo impor
tation ot foreign cattle, believing the regula
tions already in operation wero quite strict,
especially as applied toAmorlca.
Mnml S. Oolnc West.
Sew York, June l-l.-Maud S. and bor com
panions arrived bero from Hartford yesterday
morning, and, after being Inspected by Mr,
Vanderbllt, tho horses wero shipped West.
Mr. Vanderbllt bad a prlvato consultation
with Balr, who, In cbarge ot tbo horses, lefc at
once tor Cincinnati.
Government Employes nuil linslucss
Men on IccU.
B. Kolb, 811 E street northwest, tnrorms bis
friends that tho large turtlo weighing 180
pounds will be served up tor free lunch from
12 to 2 o'clock on Friday, the 15th instant, to
morrow. Friends and the public aro lnvltod.
Suit for Recovery of Bonds.
Mr. William B. Moses, through his attor
ney, Mr. C. C. Cole, has entered suit
against Mr. Gcorgo Taylor to recover $17,
217.50 with interest. Tho declaration
show3 that on August 8, 1877, Mr. Taylor
borrowed of Mr. Moses two 7 per cont. im
provement bonds of this District of tho
valuo of $1,000 each, and on Octobers,
1677, borrowed ten moro of tbo same kind,
on October 23, 1877, two moro and on Sep
tember 20, 1877, two more. Tbo first two
wcro returned beforo tho next ten wcro
borrowed, which leaves fourteen $1,000
bonds in Mr. Taylor's possession.
Mr. Moses loaned tho bonds to bo used
as collateral and to enablo Mr. Taylor to
obtain credit with bankors, and bo promised
to return them when called for. They wcro
demanded, but not returned, and Mr. Tay
lor paid Mr. Moses tho valuo of tho inter
est coupons until January 1, 1SS1,
and then gavo his noto for $277.50 for tho
balanco of interest duo up to that dato, on
January 22. Mr. Taylor not returning tho
bonds on demand, gavo Mr. Moses a dupli
cate receipt for tho fourteen bonds, and
recited that they wcro deposited
with Biggs & Co, in his name and bound
himself to thoplaiutlu" for their safo return.
and gavo Mr. Moses an order on Biggs &
Co. for them to deliver tho bonds on hl3
raying $14,000, which Mr. Taylor repre
sented that ho had borrowed on them, and
the bonds wcro then deposited tbcro as col
lateral and ho provided that tho order was
to bo presented to tho bank through him.
This order was given to Mr.Moses to.ln
duco him to Indorse Mr. Taylor's accommo
dation noto for $1,000, to enablo him to
raise money, and Mr. Moses did indorso tho
paper, Somo tlmo after Mr. Moses again
demanded tho bonds and they wcro not
delivered. Ho then notified Mr. Taylor to
meet him at Biggs & Co.'a for tho purpose
of presenting the order, hut ho failed to
do so.
Mr. Moses presented tho order at tho
lank and learned from them tbero that tho
bonds wero not in tho bank on deposit iu
tbo namo of Mr, Taylor, were not at tho
tlmo Mr. Taylor gavo Mr. Moses tho receipt
aud Older and had not been for somo tlmo
proviotts thereto, but that Mr. Taylor had
sold tho bonds and converted tbo money to
his own use.
Sinco then Mr. Moses has demanded that
Mr. Tuvlor return tho bonds or pay him
their full value, nud ho has lcfuscd to do
cither. Mr. Moses states that tho bonds aro
now wotth 20 per centum premium, and the
fourteen bonds aio now worth $1(1,010,
which ho claims ho Is entitled to iccover
with intcicst.
Tenth Anniversary of Ills Ministry.
l!ev. Dr. Cromwell, pastor of St. Luko's
Colored Protestant L'piscopal Church, will
eclebrato his tenth anniversary as a Protest
ant ministrcr at St. Luko's Church next
Sunday. A largo congregation will ba In
attendance.
"Alilcrncy Ilnlry Wwrotis."
Fresh Aldorney Duller, cnurnea every morn
ing and delivered In 1, lb "Ward" prints, Hoc.
perlb. Also cottage choose, buttermilk and
tweet milk, So per qt. Cream, 15c. por pint,
AN advertisement ot threo lines under tho
boad of for rent, for sale, wanted, loot and
found cr personal, can be Inserted In the
Bveninu CiiiTio three times for 25 cents.
CJrncIon Clemency or (lie Ccnr.
Tho Czar has commuted tho death sen
tences of tho Nihilists Boganovitcb, Tela
loff and Boutscvltch to penal servitudo for
an indefinite period. I10 has rcducod tho
llfo sentenco of Stcfanovitch to eight years'
penal servitudo and tho scntonco of tho
woman Llsofskaya and Prlbyleva to four
years penal servitude. Ho has also miti
gated tbo sentences of Grucnbcrg, Borcisch
and Juscbkowa.
All tho Nihilists referred to la tho abovo
dispatch wcro included In tho group of
seventeen who wcro tried beforo a special
court of tho Scnato in April last. Six of tho
number wero condemned to suffer death,
and it has been reported by cablo that two
of them Boganovitcb and Boutzevltch
wcro actually executed April 22, tho first
named by hanging and tho last by shooting.
Now It appears that they havo not been
executed, but havo had their sentences
commuted. Jury Boganovitcb, ono of thoso
who is not to suffer death, Is a noble
man, who, under tho namo of Kobo
celf, kept tbo cheese-monger's shop
from which a mino was tnnnolcd
under Littlo Garden street at tho tlmo tho
Into Czar was assassinated. Boutzovltch
was a retired navy lieutenant, and Tclaloff,
tho third who cscapos death, was a partici
pant in tho attempt to blow up tho impe
rial train at Alcxandrofsky in 1831. Stc
fanovitch, who Is to undergo only eight
years' imprisonment, instead of Ufa servi
tude, was tho chief organizer of a revolt
among tho peasants, which extended
through thirteen districts of Tchlgrln.
When first captured ho was confined at
Klcff, but effected his C3capo from
tho prison there, and was
again caught In Moscow, in February, 1SS2,
whero ho was circulating revolutionary
lltcrnturo under tho namo of Michael
Ogrlsky. Llsofskaya, ono of tho women
whoso sentences havo been shortened, wai
implicated in tho robbery of tho Kichluou"
branch of tho Exchequer, and PrlbnilofT,
tho other, was tho nowiy-marncu who 01 a
conspirator of that name, who was captured
with her on Basil's Island, St. Pctorsburg,
in June, 1882, Both theso women woro
originally sentenced to fifteen years' hard
labor.
The TVasliiiiElon Fnebel Society.
Tho closing meeting of tho season of the
Washington Frtcbol Society was hold last
evening nt tho parlors of tho National
Academy of Fino Arts, Octagon building.
Miss Frank lo I. Lako read an interesting
essay, entitled "A Day in tho Frco Kinder
garten," and was followed by somo sultablo
remarks by tho president, Mr.
It. W. Fcnwlck. Tho enter
tainment concluded with vocal and Instru
mental music by a quartet, consisting of
tho Misses Jcssio and Blrdio Harvey and
Messrs. Frank Baxter and G. A. Provost,
with Miss Mamio Simons at tho piano: reci
tations by littlo Miss Maud Sharp ; piano
duct, by Mr. Baxter and Miss Lako ; piano
solo, by Miss Watson, nud other musical
renditions. Among others present woro
Dr. Colegrovc, Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Lincoln,
Mr. J. S. Polcr, Mr. Mohl, Mr. Waterman,
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Sharp, Mrs. Morrcll,
Mrs. Bcilly, tho Misses Mann and Annlo
Bregazzl, Mrs. cnvflcK ana -Mr, uook,
Clements Lodge of flood Tcmnlnrs.
Although tho weather ou last oveniug
was far from inviting tho attendance upon
tho meeting of this well-known temporanco
organization was oven larger than for somo
timo past. As an efficient medium for tho
advancement of tho temperanco causa this
lodgo has an established reputation, and
tho members aro determined that tho past
usefulness of tho lodgo shall even ho ex
ceeded by futuro efforts. Tho lodgo meets
at Washington Hall, on tbo corner of Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol
Hill, surrounded by every elegance
and comfort that tho most fastidious
tasto could suggest as needed
to meet even tho requirements
of a well regulated lodgo of Good Templars.
After tho ceremonies of Initiating appli
cants for membership had been concluded
last evening, the ncw-mado members and
tho several visitors present wcro taken In
hand by tho members and mado to thor
oughly enjoy a short intermission. The
business session which followed was do
voted to routlno matters as well as a prompt
adontlon of measures eminently calculated
to promoto tho well-being and efficiency of
tho ledgo and tho advancement of tho cau30
of temperanco generally.
It has been decided by tho lodgo to hold
a scries of public temperanco meetings of
unusual interest, tho first of which will bo
bcld in tho lodgcroom on Wednesday, tho
27th lust. Thocommittco having tho ar
rangements in chargo aro determined that
theso meetings shall bo such as to do credit
to this energetic lodge. A no programmo ot
entertainment presented at the closo of tho
business session on last evening consisted of
piano solo by Mr. J. A. Frcar, remarks by
Mr. C. A. Boyd, vocal solo by Miss Minuio
Bates, remarks by Mr. A. H. Frcar, P. G.
W. C. T., and remarks by Mr. A. Kalstrom,
a. w. c. t.
Silk Vmbrcllns
fir ladies and gentlemen atKeep'e, 137 Sov
enili street.
New Hniiiiishlrc Scnntorlnl Contest.
A special from Concord to tho ityiiiMIaiii,
dated yesterday, says an informal caucus of
tbo Republican members of tho Legislature
was called to-night by tbo opponents of
Bolllns and Blair to consider tbo question
of tho election of two Senators and tho ad
visability of holding a caucus. Thero was
n full attendanco of members. Brlggs,
Slovens and Marston aro candidates for Rol
lins' place, and realizing that Rollins would
be nominated in caucus, opposed tbo hold
ing of ono. Quint, of Dover : Whitehouso,
of Rochester, and others, mado speeches in
favor of harmony and caucus action. Good
feeling prevailed throughout tho caucus,
and tho effort of tho bolters to secure dis
sensions In Republican ranks was not as
successful as they wished.
This action of Briggs, Stovens aud Mars
ton was decided upon to-day only, when it
was ascertained that thero was no proba
bility that any ono of tho threo would bo
elected by tho caucus.
Thero is littlo doubt that tho caucus to
morrow night will ho attended by a good
majority of Republican mombcrs. Tho
discussion to-night seems to settle tho elec
tion of two Senators, as Stovens aud Mars
ton havo receded from tho position of two
years ago in bolting tho caucus action on this
point and Briggs has declared In favor of
electing two Senatorn.
Our RO mill 910 rants
to order reduced to $7 and $8. Strauss k
Marx, -111 Seventh St., second door south ot B.
CmiHiiltatlou orciiurcli Dlenltnrles.
It has been renortcd that Pono Loo has
invited ten of tho Archbishops of tho United
States to reralr iu person to P.omo during
tho coming mouth of October. Tho object
of tbo visit is to bo a consultatiou ou meas
ures rclativo to tbo welfaro of tho church
and tho development of Catholicity in this
country. It is understood that whatovcr
resolutions aro adopted at tho consultation
will bo carried out in a third Plenary Coun
cil likely to bo held in this city shortly af
tcts tho AichbIshop3 return to their respect
ive dioceses. Archbishop Gibbons was scon
bv a reporter yesterday afternoon Iu refer
ence to tho rcrort. Tho Archbishop was
very reticent ou tho subject and romatked
that be had littlo to say about it at present.
Ho did not deny, however, that tho Invita
tions had been received from tho Pope.
Kool klothlng at A. Baks & Co.'s.
Net I'reo After Ttlo Years.
Iu 1671 John Williams, o natlvo of Phil
adelphia, was convicted In Desha County.
Ark., of murder in tho second degrco and
tcntcnccd to tho penitentiary for llfo. Yes
terday ho was taken beforo Chaucellor Car
10II on a wilt of habeas corpus aud set freo
becauso of incorrect scuteuco. Tho longest
punishment under tho statutoj for murder
Iu tho second degrco Is twenty-ouo years.
Williams Is a whlto man 77 years old.
An Accnmnlntlou
...l .nna nhl.h naultl ..II I, hull tWl.-A.
Kleemnn Bros., clothiers and tailors, corner
Buventh and E.
EAST WASHINGTON.
Tbo workmen engaged In tho Capitol parks
stato that thoy havo noticed a great scarcity
ot robins during tho past tew weeks in thoso
Inclosurcs. Tho pretty rod-breasted robins
wero ono of the attractions ot tho Capitol
PorkB, and It is thought that they have boen
forced to emigrate by tbo vicious English,
sparrows, largo numbors of which frequent
tho abovo parks.'
Tho Washington Light Guards assembled at
their armory last evening In uniform, and
wcro inspected and drilled by Captain Weaver
and Lieutenants Vermillion and Uoarlcs.
Ons ot tho new policemen recently assigned
to tho Eighth rroclnct mado fllloen arrests
during tho past two months, and secured con
victions In each caso. This Is a good rocord.
Officer Barnes, who flgurod in tboBrlctbarth
case, has been transferred to another boat by
Lieutenant Botelor.
A small colored boy, named Alexander
Orcen, fclltromatrco top a dlstanco ot fif
teen feet, on Eleventh atreot southeast last
ovenlug, and was painfully Injured about tho
head.
Tho project of organizing a savings bank In
East Wasbington, as mentioned In Tun Critic
of last ovcnlng, has already beon consum
mated by A. Campbell, who, having recovered
bis health, baa reappoarod behind tho bar of
Washington Hall rostnurnnt, and will savo
for bis customers and debtors any sums from
five cents up and glvo a quid pro quo therofor.
Uowevor, thero can bo no objoctlon to business
men and others mooting and enjoying fire
works and stovoplporj on tho Tourth ot July)
or before or after, providing thoy meet at
Washington flail rostaurant, whero thoy will
bo entertained by his smiles, guiles, wiles and
refreshments, hot and cold, for casb only.
Kool klothlng at A. Baks k Co.'s.
SOUTH WASfflNGTON.
Yesterday afternoon a car loadod with threo
largo pieces ot Iron oro arrived at tbo lialtl
moro k 1'otomao sidings from 1'blladolphta,
whero tho oro was on exhibition at tho Centen
nial. Tho oro was brought to tho city to bo
placed in tbo now National Museum. Tbo
largest plecowolghod fiftoen tons and it was
with much difficulty that It could bo romovod
to too museum.
Last sight about 0:30 o'clock a sorl
oub quarrel and conflict occurred in
front of Mlko Poland's saloon, on the
cornor of Third and a stroots, between a
number of whlto and colored residents ot tho
neighborhood. Tho rcservo torco at tho sta
tton-bouso was sent to the scene ot tbo dis
turbance At their approach tho gang cf dis
orderlies fled in dlfforont directions, hut John
Ilugbes, alias Mulligan, ono ot the leading
culprits was capturod, and hauled resisting
and swearing to tbo etatlon-bouso, and a short
tlmo afterward many ot tho participants wero
placed In limbo.
A party of gentlemen from Capitol Hill havo
maun arrangements to leavo this afternoon on
an extendod plcasuro trip to Point Lookout
and other landings along tho lower Potomac.
Tbo party expect to bo away from tbo city
many weeks and will Indulgo In fishing,
hunting and allot tho other sports afforded by
tbo shores ot tho Chosapeako and tributaries.
Tho handsome yawl-boat llygola will bo ttsod
for tbo occasion, and sho has already boen
loaded wltb utensils and all ol tho necessary
excursion supplies.
Archbishop Gibbons, ot Baltimore, will bo at
Bt, TJomlnlc's on Sunday morning to admin
ister tho confirmation to a largo number ot
persons who doslro to bocomo permanent
members ot tbo church. Tho Borrlcos will ba
very Interesting and lmprosslvo. Mass will
bo sung by a largo choir, and an approprlato
tcrmonwlllbo nroachod by tbo Archblsbon.
Thoso to bo confirmed aro residents of all
partB of tbo city.
CONvrr.s, GA, Dr. W. II. Leo sayst "Brown's
Iron Bitters is a good modlclno and many
aro using It In this place."
WEST WASHINGTON.
Miss Ada Gonovlovo Collins, daughter of tho
well-known Journalist, and Mr. Samuol A,
Qasklns, woro unltod in marriage last ovcn
lng at Trinity Church. Tho contract
ing parties aro well known In tho
social circles of West Wasbington
nd an immense crowd wero present
to witness tbo happy event. Father Boccotort
performed tho coremsny, and afterward tho
newly-united couplo repaired to the rosldenco
ot tho bride's parents, 3110 1' street, whero a
reception was held.
Arrived: Schooner B. L. Burt, Lent, New
Bedford. Departed: Schooner Lllllo Holmes,
Holmes, Jersey City; Julia A. Ward, Evans,
Boston.
At the last meeting ot tho Associated Charl
ttes tbo momberB adjourned not to moot again
until the first Thursday In October.
Last night Supremo Representative J. O. L.
Foxwcll. assisted by Supromo Representative
Halvor Kelson and Grand Chancellor James
It. Shanks, visited Ucrmlono Council, No. 12,
K.of P., for tho purposo ot oxomplltylng tbo
new ntuaj.
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
In tho Corporation Court yesterday Wm.
Miller, colored, n member ot tho Now School
Baptist Church, was granted leave to celebrato
tho right ot matrimony. J. c. Tallforro, re
cently elected a maglstrato for the lltlh.
Ward, qualified and gavo bond as such. Bar
room licenses wero granted to tho Braddock
Uouso and to Seter Blouse.
Mrs. Rebecca Ileese, mother ot Mrs. James
n. Held, ot thts city, died at her residence,
near Havro de Oraco, Md., yesterday morn
ing. Mr. David A.Wlndsordenles tbo truth of the
rumors that havo been current for tbo past
two or three days that bo Intends resigning his
position as postmaster ot tbo ornco In tbls city.
Tho steamer Harry Lodor, which has been
undergoing repairs at this city, was yesterday
Inspected by U. S. Inspectors Savlllo and
Schaeteruad passed. ho will rosume her
placo on fno Farmlngton route at once.
The commencement exorcises ot Alexan
dria 1'cmalo Institute, Miss Bragg principal,
at Armory Hall last night, wero a decided suc
cess In every particular. The recitations and
placo solos, duets andsoxtet wero well ren
dered and heartily applauded. Tho
rarewell, by Miss Klepsteln, and
tbo valedictory, by Miss stonostreot, wero
particular features ot tbo ovenlng's exercises,
and wero not evon surpassed by tho eloquent
address delivered by Judge Farrar. Tbo
fioral offerings were numerous and beautiful.
Tbero was a largo numberot persons present
at colored Odd-rellotvs' Hall, In attendance
upon tho concert glvenlby Alfred-Street Bap
tist Church choir. A programmo ot Bongs was
excellently rendered, and much enjoyed by
thoso present.
Tbo Alexandria Reform Club will give an
excursion to Carlln's Springs on July 4.
Will Coats, colored, an old offender, was ar
rested by Officer Lawler last night charged
with tho larcony ot a market basket.
OfilcerMcCann last night arrested Edward
Holmes, colored, tor drunk and disorderly
conduct on tho streots.
A match gamo ot basoball was to bavo been
played In this city yestorday afternoon be
tween the Alexandras and tbo Waverleys, ot
Washington, which was Interfered with by tho
heavy storm which visited this neighborhood.
Tlio Accumulation
ot odd pants thrown on our bargain counter.
You can buy them at halt price. Elsemsn
Bros., clothiers and tailors, corner Seventh,
and B.
THE COURTS.
Coubt in GcNcn.VL Term Justices llagner,
Cox and James. Keyser vs. llltz; argument
concluded and caueo submitted. Rogers vs.
McDye: on bearing.
CiKCtitT court Justlco MscArthur. Nora
shclmer vs. Adams' Express Company; leavo
to plead extended until attor motion to consol
Idato is heard. Culllnano vs. Ulumenberg!
motion for continuance overruled. Birch vs.
Blumenberg: samo action. Ulna vs. Magar
Ityi argumontln progress.
flossl-i About i Iloynl Ilrldc.
h'prlngtleld Republican.
Now that tbo Duknot Genoa and his brldo
have left Rotno and tho sound ot brilliant
Instruments, fetes and recoptlons In their
honor Is over, It Is admitted that tho Duke's
new partner Is anything but a beauty, Tho
Princess Isabella ot Bavaria, who Is slster-ln-law
to the Queen ot Italy, Is spoken ot as a per
son of good common sense, not given to display
and having a foot "running over all 'round
tbo sides" ot ber slippers. Her hair Is rodder
thmi thAntiiYin nt its beat, her mouth largo
and plebeian, and her complexion fair. On
the night ot tho court dlnuer tho Princess
was an hour laie, simply becauso tho Queen
bad taken a fancy to her balr-dresser, whe
bad come over from Paris, and tho Princess
had to wait. Tho garden party In theQulrl
nal grounds IS described as very plcturesquo.
Thero was an open-air thoatro on ono
side, wblcb, with tho distinguished
spectators, "gave tho effect ot a
Louts XIV feto or ft Wattoau
picture." Tho Princess was paid marked at
tention, but, poor unfortunate, her slippers
wero faehlonable and she was heard to sight
"Ob, It I could only go to bed and rest my feet:
they nearly kill mo 1" Tho Romans woro well
pleased with the visit ot tho royal pair, but a
less brilliant honeymoon woull doubtless
havo been moro to tuolr liking.
Down whero thecllmato is torrid,
The sting ot a hornet is horrid 1
It strikes with surprise
Betwixt tho two eyes.
Bt. Jacob's Ollcured tho soro toreneal.
I
Fashionable writing paper and dinner carls
aro ornamented with tennis sketches.
I-

The Evening critic. [volume], June 14, 1883, Image 3
About The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Evening critic. [volume], June 14, 1883, Image 3 About The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Evening critic. [volume], June 14, 1883, Image 3
About The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885