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The Washington critic., 1886-06-12
RAILROADS.
V'HE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 the North, West and Southwest.
DouJte 7tdet, Spiendid .Scencrg.
Stc2 Rails. NaghlGceRt Equipment.
IN grFEoT MAY 10, 1886.
2,diHs isqye Washington, from, station, corner
V SiJth md b streets, a. fO9o,o3.
For Plttsbuig and the West Chicago Limited
m daily; Fast Line, 900 m daily to
sleeping :, cars from Harrisburg 70
except saturday TO Chicago, with sleeping
car Altoona TO Chicago. Chicago and Cin-
cinnati Express at 7:1O pm daily, with
sleeping cars Washington TO Chicago, con-
Meeting nt Harrisburg with Western ex-
press, with through sleopers for Louisville
and 81; Louis. Pacific express, 10 p m daily
for Fittsburg and the West, with through
sleeper Harrisburg to Chicago and Clevc-
land
BALTIMORE 81 POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Eiie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
idgtan Migagara, 10 IN daily exeept saturday,with
For Wlliamsnort Lock Haven and Elmira at
OhO a N daily except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 7:i5, o and II a
IN. q d:l6, 10 and LOO pm. On Sunday.
300 am, ., 4;1b. 10 and 1i:oo m. Lin.
lied express of Pullman parlor cars, 0aO
:, m and 500 m daily except sunday.
Eor Eor B2 Bost2n witho9t change pm every day.
meet at Jersey City with boats OF BROOKLYN
annex, aifording direct transfer TO Fulton
street, avoiding double ferriage across New
For Philadelphia, 7:15, o and II nj ., d1s,
0'3O, 10 and 11:2O y IN. on Sunday, % u
IN, 2, d:15, $50 10 and II 90 p m. Limited
express, $40 u m and $3.50 p IN daily OK
cept Sunday.
For baltimore 8.35. 7:1s. 900, eao. p.5o.
100 a, M, 1908, 2. $50, d.t5, d:23 4:iO
$3.50, I.1O, 10 and 1l:20 D. IN On Sunday,
o, O:bO, II a. M, z, d:i5, $50, TAO, ~
ana I1.2O p. m.
For pope's Creek Line. TI5 m and iIO
III daily c&Cept sunday.
For Annapolis. f:io u m, 1905 and Io3 d m
daily except Sunday. sundays, o a m, i.15
y M
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG.
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA Il
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, g, 7:0s, D:25, I1:O1 aud
1850 a. IN, 2.0b, d:25, d:35, COL, sos and
11:S7 L. m. On Sunday ut g, 9:25, 11.0I
u. m, Su5 p. m.
For Rlchmoud and the South, @, 11:O1 am
daily, and i;3b = N daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington,
8O5. g., 10. 1910 m, /, 3:O5, 3:23. $40,
700 and 1O32 pm and 1910 midnight. ex-
ceIt Monday. ON sunday mt & and 1910
m, 1ob, 10a2 p IN and 1910 midnight.
Tickets and information at the Office, north
east corner of 18th sti oct and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and at the station, where orders can
be left for the checking of baggage to desti-
nation from hotels and residences
CHAS. II. pUGH General Manager
d. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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The Rev. John Scarlet, East Orange, n.
j., writes: "My wife has been cured of
Erysipelas of long standing by Palmer's
'Skin-Success.' One acquaintance who had
Barber's Itch, and number of Others who
suffered from different skin diseases, have
also been perfectly cured by its USE"
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Get the Leonard

Hardwood Cleanable Refrigerator, the best
and cheapest in the market. Money re-
funded If 1t does not do ms represented.
w. III. IIoEKE, Sole Agent.
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The Attucks Guard and the State Guard,
colored companies OF Richmond, will make
visit to this city tomorrow, and remain
here as the guests OF the Washington Cadets
until next Monday afternoon.
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General Manager, 1870 \ 81. n. W.
snon,la, the delightful table water. c. c.
Htxapia
charlie uri,i'. Elegant Resort.

This Is one Of the coolest aud hest con.
Quoted establishment IN Washington. 1t Is
eligibly located in the Post building.
Charlie gives his personal attention to his
GROWING business, consequently nothing but
the finest wet goods are served TO his many
friends and patrons, a speciality in dovlled
crabs, the best In the city.
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The Colonnade Hotel at Atlantic City has
recently been subjected to a complete re-
newal OF It's sewerage, SO that 10 this re-
spect 1t Ia now perfect.
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Thermometer readings for June 19, 1886
3 o. M, GO, a. M, Csc; IL a. m, SO';
June IL. Mean temperature, 72o; maximum,
SO; minimum, GAP; mean relative humid
ity, 81
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
thermometer Readings.

For Sunday, slightly warmer, generally
fair weather Is indicated for the Atlantic
Coast States.
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The steamer Corcoran will make two
trips tomorrow to Marshall Hall, leaving
at 10 IL III. and $3.50 p. m, aud returning at
] and p. m. Fare, 25 cents
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NEXT TO a good home is a good hotel,
where home comforts may be obtained, aud
that is at the. Colonnade Hotel, Atlantic
City.
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Pains In the back entirely disappear
wbe' the great pain'cure, st. Jacobs Oh,
is applied.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-12

The annual examination at the U. s.
Naval Academy, Annapolis, commences
Saturday, June 5, continuing until the llth
inst. On Thursday, 10th, there will be com
pany drill for flag. This drill will take place
on the Academy grounds at 10 Il. IN. Promi-
nent regular army officers from this city
have been selected as judges. Immediately
following there will he target practice with
machiue. guns and rifles. On Friday, the
1lth, the graduation ceremonies will take
place in the main hall at 1890 a. IN. 1t is
likely these exercises will be largely at
tended by Washington people. For the
convenience of visitors, special rates have
been made by the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad from Washington. Excursion
tickets will be sold 9TH 10th and llth, good
to return until the 18th, at rate Sl.5O
Trains leave the Sixth street station at 7:l5
q. M, 1905 p. IN. and 4:23 p. M.
Ex-President Arthur's law partner, Mr..
'Ransom; Judge Hyer of Railway, N. j.;
A. A. Drake, esq, n. Y. Stock Exchange
Rev. Stephen Merritt, New York, and many
others are witnesses that Palmer's "Skin-
Success" is a safe, sure and speedy Remedy
for skin complaints OF eUery name and de-
0rCe of ScueiifU
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west Washington.

"A large number OF prominent young
people In society enjoyed themselves at the
hop given by the Potomac Boat Club last
evening.
--Bnrney McQuadc, u boatman, was
elected from bis home some time ago, but
moved in again a couple Of days ago The
police OF the Third Precinct were notified,
and he was arrested by Officer Volkman aud
fined S5.
Three colored men were arrested yes.
tofday for drunkenness and disorder.
Temperature and condition Of the water
at n. M; Great Falls, temperature, T3,
condition, 3; receiving reservoir, tempera.
ture, f6; condition at north connection, O.,
condition at south connection, 36; distribu-
ting reservoir, temperature, 10; condition
at iniluent gatehouse, %; condition at eillu-
ent gatehouse 36.
"The U. $. Consul at Malta, who was at
Hot Springs, Arkansas, for the treatment
Of serious skin disorder affecting him,
was there met by my father, who told him
Of Palmer's 'Sku.Success.' In a short
time the result of its usc--d perfect c,wc-so
delighted him, he said; ut is worth $500 a
box Refer TO me II you like.n-Rev. 4.
= FLYNN. MOrristnWu. n j.
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HOSIERY.

Ladies' Fine Black Lisle Hose, split feet,
d6c instead Of d0c.
Ladies' Extra Fine Balbriggan Hose,
25c instead of SOC.
Ladies' Extra Fine Balbriggan Hose,
zoe instead Of 4Oc.
Ladies' Fine Roman Striped Hose,
zoe instead of SOC.
Ladies' extra size Dalbriggan Hose,
500 instead Of 40c.
e2- SPECIALIZE Extra Fine Lislo
Hose In black and fine assorted colors,
d2c; regular price 05c.
Cents Lisle Hose,
s0c instead OF sac.
Gents Striped Hose,
zoe instead of "5c.
Gents Balbriggan Hose,
i5c instead Of 10o.
Gents Fine Striped Lisle Hose,
doc instead Of 5Oc.
Gents Silk Hose, black and colors,
55c instead of O0o.
Misses Derby Ribbed Hose, split feet, all
sizes, @@c.
Misses Blue aud Pink Hose, @@c TO csc.
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10 Short End Novelties.

India Linen, splendid length, nice quality,
csc.
indian Linen. very fine, SAc.
cases of StanhOpe Lawns, all fancy figure,
&C. Sold at this price from 10 to II a. M, . to
4 p. m. each day.
3cases of Perthshiro Lawns, mournlngs as
well as fances, 3lhc.
Cocbooo Lawns, black and fancy, fine
shirred, dMc,
Pacific Lawns, black, fancy and black and
white, 5l6c.
Organizes very fine qualities, GlGc.
Batiste goods, retailcd at l5c, 0c.
2 cases of India Crinkles, 0llc.
case of Lace India Crlnklos, 12Hc.
1900 yards OF TwllIcd Satincs, l2LSc value,
CAc.
case of Irving satincs, oc.
case Of Mcrrmac Satiues, very Gne, 1890.
l,1CO yards of Cream Nuns Yelling, lie.
1900 yards of beautiful Challoes, 12c.
1850 yards of figured Albatross, something
exquisite, l2ylc; never In stock before.
9 cases of simpsons best Mourning Prints,
flGc.
case of soft-Finl5hel Prints crotonne Of
fees, &c.
1,IOO yards of Sherwood soersucker, in
plain ana fancy, 1MC,
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Spring & Summer Clothing
FURNISHING GOODS,

FURNISHING GOODS,
Medium.weight Scotch Underwear, all
sizes, doc; worth 75c.
MHdium'weight Summer Merino Underwear.
all sizes, d0c; worth 75c.
Gauze Undershirts, all sizes, 25c; worth 35c.
GauZe Undershirts, all sizes, 3lc; worth SOC.
GauZe Undershirts, all sizes, 50c; worth Csc.
Balbriggan Undershirts, all sizes, 45, % and
75c.
Lambs Wool and Cancels Hair Underwear,
summer weight, 00c; worth 5l25.
Jean Drawers go 40, 80 and G5c.
100 dozen Regular Made Fancy Half Hose
1sc; worth SOC.
100 dozen Suspenders at 25c; worth 35c.
Large line Percala Shirts 81
our Sl.25 Dress Shirts now 00c.
Best Plated Shirts, open back, laundered,
S1.40.
An excellent Linen Bosom, unlaundered,
4sc
Flannel Shirts, in all colors and sizes, 81 40.
Worsted Jerseys, In all colors and sizes, 80.
Boys Flannel Waists 05c.
Gloria Cloth Umbrellas vi 8S,
Dagma Cloth Umbrellas $3.50.
Allsilk Scarts, satin lined, lSc.
Best silk Scarfs, Teck and Four'ln-Ifand,
S5c.
Please call and examine, whether you buy
or not. You will be treated courteousy,
The Washington critic., 1886-06-12

Furniture, Carpets, Blankets,
Comforts and general house-furnishing
goods sold on easy weekly or monthly pay
ments at John Smiths Installment House,
Alb New Jersey avenue northwest.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-12
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The International Typographical Union
In session Mt Pittsburg yesterday voted TO
continue the Craftsman Of this city us its
organ.
Tho excursion to Watkins Glen, given
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
members Of the press, returned to this city
last evening.
MIR. Charles +, Kearney Of ll05 Elgh-
tecnth street died last night of congestion
OF the bowels Mr.. Kearney was % years
old and stenographer In the State Depart
ment.
Red Star Cough Cure builds up and
strengthens physically. Price 20 cents.
East Washington.
Henry Hoffman OF Baltimore, while
visiting the city yesterday afternoon, met a
man in a saloon, who offered himself rs q
guide. After visiting the prominent places
IN the city, they went TO the Lodging House
for the night. When Hoffman woke up
this morning, he found that his guide, to.
gether with $40 In money and pair OF
sleeve-buttons, had disappeared.
DR.. John Z. Newman OF the Metropoll.
tan Church will preach tomorrow after
noon at the Seamen's Bethel at $3.50, Navy
Yard, to the children OF that institution.
Mr.. John H. Hurhorst. the coal dealer,
died yesterday at his residence, No. 81 Fifth
street northeast, after short illness. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon, at 4;30 o'clock, from the Metropoli-
tan Presbyterian Church. of which he was
a prominent member. DR.. Chester will
olllciate and the interment will take place
at the Congressional Cemetery.
The police of the Eighth Precinct pro-
pose TO rigidly enforce the law in relation
to the sale of fireworks to children. There
have been several cases reported, but as
yet no arrests have been made.
"A lot on Third street, between Georgia
avenue and N street, southeast, near the
wharves, bas been sold to NJ. II. Brown for
$500 which shows the rising value Of
property IN this section.
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An ExceIIcnt Face Powder

Strontia Water for dyspeptics c. G
BIyan's.
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= Sow Rnhy Cnrriages
Re6uced Rates 90 Annapolis.

left, which we are selling at cost. Get one
while YOU can. ". II. HoERE.
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10 Souvenirs.

B pieces of black Gros.Grain silk, warranted
all silk, 40c
rs fancy Lace Robes, IL yards of material
and 9 yards OF lace, SLAB.
Black silk Embroidery for trimming black
satine dresses, very handsome, per yard, lOo
this Is from auction.
25dozen assorted fine Shirred Null Caps
Zoe; the balance left over from our great fire
sale.
200 pieces Of No. 9 all-sllk ottoman Ribbon,
sold by the block, 1sc; from auction.
100 pieces of No 3 all.slk ottoman Ribbon
sold by the block, zoe; from auction.
cartoons No. 90 fancy Plaid Ribbon, select
patterns, per yard, iuc; from auction.
4 cartoons No. 20 fancy Plaid Ribbon, war
ranted all silk, per yard, l5o; from auction.
3 cartoons B-inch Plaid SASH .ic; from auc-
tion.
Our Shoe Department
Comes in for its share, as we have some good
shoes to offer at II song.
Boys Low Quarters, oxford Ties, solid, from
! to 8. SOC.
Mems Calf, oxford Ties, warranted positively
solid, S1.l9
Mems Canvas Baseball Shoes 75c.
Fine White Kid Opera Toe slippers, French
heel, 09c; Just the thing now
Chldren's Springfield oxford Ties, to Z,
59c.
Ladies' genuine Pebble Goat Common Sense
Button Shoes, Sl.lV; guarantee that they
are solid.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-12

Please call and examine, whether you buy
or not. You will be treated courteously,
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
MUnDERoUs ATTACKS ON ooLoRED MEN

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a dispatch to Ihe
Times Democrat Yazoo City, Miss says "a letter
from Tchus reports terrible shooting affair there yes
terday. Marshal Vautry McBse attacked negro and
severely wounded him. Later In the day he attacked
another negro and still later third He thon Jumped
on his horse and rode away. but after going
two miles the animal fell and broke
It's neck. Mc3ee walked back 10 Tchula
where he began to drink and flourish his pistol ne
nnally shot another negro, who has since dod. Mcoe
fed tho oaneJrakes The Sheriff and Tour 0ther
men In pursuit OF hin. The fugitive was acconpa-
MED by brother Albert They armed win SIX or
eight pistols aud shOtguns and Is reported that they
have declared that they Will not be taken alive Iherr
is great excitement in Tcnua and the surrounding
country the affair"
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
FLAMES CAUSED BY GxpLo oSIOyS.

An oil stove in Herman Berners shoe shop,
at No. 1869 yarck-st.. exploded yesterday AFTERNOON
and set fire 10 the low frame building. by the time An
alarm given the flames had extended TO Harp Lees
laundry adjoining shoe shop. The hydrant on the
corner was not in order and second sounded,
bn the fire extingusnod before the extra engines
could reach the place The loss by the names dd not e1
coed 5000 As the disabled hydrant IL near 10 thc quar-
ters OF Engine Company No. 30. an Investigation prooa
bly, Will be made to ascertain who was az fauit, -,
A lamp eXL lodsd In room occnplsd 0y MISS Maly
Keller on tile hrst floor OF the vestory
No. 2lO East Seventy ST. soon after "a ID yester
day. and set fire to the Before the iremen were
summoned the flames went up through an air smart 10
The roof OF the house. destroying some properly on eaeu
floor The occupants OF tho house were IN panic LOT
time after they awakened by tho smoke but they
all MANAGED to get out safely. The loss by the names
amounted To $1,000. divided between number or RAM
lies and only partly covered by insurance
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
MR.. SEXTON TO SIT FOR WEST BELFAST AND
O'BRIRN FOR SOUTH SLIGO.

MR. SEXTON TO SIT FOR WEST BELFAST AND MIR.
O'BRIEN FOR SOUTH SLIGO.
DUBLIN, Nov. 9.-At the regular fortnlghtly
meeting of the Executive Council OF the Irish National
League held here to-day 1t was announcei that In the
last weeks had been received III donations 10
the Parliamentary Fund.- the various Irish branches OF
the League contributing II. 1875 OF the amount.
Thomas Sexton In speech at sligo to-day, announced
that he has sit Parnete in the present
House Of Commons for West Belfast the seat for which
has been awarded him in his contest fot 1t with j. H.
Hasett (Conservative). and that "sm obrien' ha.or
OF United Ireland who 10 the recent election was de-
feated as Home Rule candidate In South Tyrone by L.
w. Russell Conservative would succeed him as rnem-
bar for south Slgo in which Mr. Sexton was returned
upopposed Mr. Sc xton described the present pOsiloh
of the Irish party as most cheering and hopeful
Tho Irish Govern has issued circular letter from
Dublin Castle denying that Ge neral sir Redvers bue
personally examines cascs OF dispute petWeen isnuioJ
before granting police protection when asKed
for It. The circular says he may listen to both sides Ia
agrarian disputes Tor the purpose OF obtaining private
Df0rmat0n but declares that this Is never doDo Dy nun
with aview either TO granting or withholding ponce
protection.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
MARRYING HIS STEPDAUGHTER.

SHE KEEPS HOUSE FOR AWHILE AND THEN HER
MOTHER HAS THEIR HUSBAND ARRESTED FOR
BIGAMY.
CIycINNATI Nov. 9 tSDeciab.-Nlrs Josephine
uCvmcud to-day had her husband arrested for oisamy
in marrying her daughter. They we're married eisns
wears ago she having child by her first husband then
only nine years old -Four years ago, when her
Lizzie was thirteen, her husband began PAYNE u"aus
atterrion to her The grl became intatuaeh with "''
aud within the last year their a'taonnen' ~
onen and ayowed. In May McClymoni toia hs
20 that n, meant to marry LIZZIE. aud
n. dil 40 on June %. lie told nis
wife that he WAS aireaiy married ., "nsa %
ha wedded her. which IL seems Is true. no "
'rab 10 ,na, "a MA second marriage Illegal. he nis
rgnt TO marry The couple we're marrea sna
an d, Ter rook the place OF head 0 tho nouen,.
oocnnv,uo a room ado ming that OF her motnvr whow
Sne treated with scorn ant narshnoss Inc no'ne 80
it for n ye months but t0-iay her patieuee "sS =.
h.nsted md size took out the warrant MeSiJ "o"u
the sou OF a well-knO 6n attorney.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.

FLOWERS SUCCESSOR APPOINTED.
ALBANY, Nov. Ex-Governor Hill to-day ap,
nointsi Daniel L. Gibbeus subway Commissioner of
New.York City, IN place Of RoswellP Flower. resigned
Ar cnnsns ia at present counsel for the subway COM
IA the prlyate secretary OF Nj. Flower. and
s tuy couyersaut with the duties OF the position.
Mfr. Gibbens became counsel for the subway Comms'
sion shortly after Mr.. Flowers appointment py Gov
ernor HILL For many years he has managed MI
Flowers political Uooms." He has also been NJ
Flowers private secretary Tor years anu ' H''''
report was published yesterday that MT Flower re-
ngnsd from the Com mission To take an o'etos. "a s.
construction company that 10 TO julia tue
rnis was dsued by one or his friends, WHO ss'u.
Eowsr "A sacrificed all the time and mouey tuSs t.o
nuno ca ask OF got the poles oas Q. sl-ns ns
ss nsyl,cte ed his to do 50 and tnnk " - un-
:. ,r .ny such con on his resiguation Ito
@ @ Ina yond service for this city and deserves c"r-
,ain amoumt OF credit for It. Governor H appointed
NJ t,inbrns Al mply more conversant with
OF ts position than almost any one eise and
az tho same tmo no Is q friend OF Mr. Fiowers-AEd
Democrat"
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
rUO Ga,,F-W,BDENS uURDERED.

MACHIAs, Me, Nov. 9.--Lyman Hill and Chas.
Niles, TWO deer-wardens. were murdered yesterday
while dong their duty They had for ten days been Oh
the track OF poachers. On Monday afternoon they
met the two Fletcher Brook. Machias River
forty-fve miles north OF Maohias The men drovea one
horse wagon, with a full camp outfit, and had a hound
with them. No one knows whether the wardens knew
the men or not controversy arose between the war
deus and the poachers but no violence was appre
hended. Niles removed his coat, the better to
seize and handle the hound In moment
ono OF the men fired at Niles with
barrelled shotgun and then H kill both
Instantly Frank MoReavy appeared on the scene
momeut before and sa the entire tragedy. Being
by The murdcrers he away ana hid IN the
woods In few moments Thomas MoReayy, fst1er OF
Frank. came up. The murderers were still on the
ground, but they drove of with their outht Me
Reavy hurried for the nearest help aud then made MS
way to Machss. Warrants were Issued and obcers
started with MoRravy the track OF the murderera
One OF the poachers claimed TO hail from Hancock Me-
Hill leaves widow and five children. Niles was uh-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
A SEVERE storm PREDICTED.

BURLINGTON, Iowa Nov. 9.-Professor os'eI'
tho msteorolosst will publish IN Ihe B"r''"s'" ha~s
eve tomorrow his prediction OF great storm period
srteudlng from December to II. durns whion wiz 90
cur some OF tho destructive winter storms u TO
cen, years. These storms wiz oe naeh o. 'aS
and nigh wiads will gesAtly impede railway travel aud
be advises the railways to prepare for bockades that
will occur Ia the Western States about Dscemoer aud
reach tho Eastern States Dscemosr fhsso storms
will break up tho drouth la the soutneastsrn StAtcA
There will electrical disturbances that vii
affect telegraph aud telephone iines lie suggests that
many lives aud property eau DO saved from lose
by making preparations for the severe weather Of thia
slo.m period.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
PROBLEMS or PRISON MANAGEMENT

THE CONVICT LEASE SYSTEM OF THE SOUTH
SEVERELY ARRAIGNrD.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 9.-The National Prison
Congress at its morning session to-day discussed the
question OF the and religious instruction OF pris-
oners James Masse. warden OF the Central Prison OF
Toronto laid great upon the character OF the
warden and other officers Of the Jail as the
most efficient factor In the managing and
reforming OF prisoners The subject was further dis
cussed by the Rev. F. ii. Wines, and Rev. Dr. Byers OF
Chicago. and Mr. TUFTS. Of Concord. Mass
At the afternoon session the Rev. L. H. Wines pre-
sented the report OF q special committee appointed
year ago consider the question OF establishing Fol-
era prison for voators OF Federal statutes Tho report
took strong ground favor OF Federal prisons. and
approved the bill of Representative Darwin X James,
OF New. York, providing for the appointment OF COM
mission 10 inquire INTO the suboct: The report was
supported by General Brinkerhoh OF ono; WardeD
Memo son, of Detroit; ,ex;Governor Bullock. OF
NJ j. Cassidy, OF Philadelphia said the National Prison
Congress had nothing to do with this question. Dr.
against the report by Professor WayIand. OF New
Haven Charles FELTON,, Of Chicago and others fhe re-
votes. rhe Congress examined a large coll, elton OF
and police appliances and materials which MI the
model of the Central Prison at Philadelphia also there
q exhibition
session WAS an address by Dr. Z. ID. Sims,
OF Chattanooga. on the convict systems OF the
being contract between the State and private parties
higher than the pecIniary gain or each
The deathate In leased penitentares was declared 10
four times as great as IN hOn-ieas"d penlentlares
and the difference IN ratio OF escapes even greater Pen
tentares under the lease system were declared to be
olicered from top to bottom with men VINO are
mere litcians who from tho nature Of the case
ar ignorant OF ali advanced prison methods The ad-
concluded with An appeal 10 the people OF the
south TO abolish which degrades ths prls
oner confirms him in crime. demoralizes society ana
prostitutes OF the highest duties OF the state 10 the
pf sDrl