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The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
SOCIAL AND SEMI SOCIAL.

Miss Tillie Martin, daughter of Dr. Henry
j. Martin Of New York, will figure proml-
nently at the White House this winter In
Mrs. Cleveland's receptions. At least, so
the eossips say. The latter formed her 0c-
Quaintauce in the Adiroulacks and an in.
innate friendship is the result.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

Ir's pity the Goddess of Liberty
has to be left out in the dark these
long wlntry nights, all for want of a
few dollars to run the motive power
The Government should make draft
on the Conscience fund, If there Is
none other available, to keep the torch
nlirht.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
TIE NEW POST BUILDING.
FOR REhT---HCUSES.

IOR REST-0-Room Brick House,
II 224 ID st ", In good order; all mod
imps; heated by steam; $50 per month In
quire at G35 ID st n W.
DOR RENT-A Handsomely-Fur-
II nished house of IL rooms, with all mod.
imps.; central location; will not be rcnted for
boarding house. Apply to JAS. c. SPRIGG,
142t n Y ave.
L'OR RENT-A 3-Story Frame House,
Il rooms. Inquire at premises 1908 Goth st,
bet X and l. W.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

THE American party in Califor
MIA cut but a small figure ia the lat,
election. Even ut Fresno, where the
convention was held and the ticket was
hatChed, it polcd but 40 votes. 1t
looks very much as though the Ameri.
can, as well as the Chiuaman, must
go.n
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

Mrs. James Brown Potter, accompanied
by her Wother, sister and daughter, sailed
from New York Saturday on the steamer
La Gascogne for France.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

La Gascogne for France.
The marriage Of DR.. Green and Miss Amy
Hewitt, daughter of Muyor.clect Hewitt,
will take place at Ringwood, H. j., Decem-
Der 10.
One of the latest engagements announced
is that of Miss Cora Slocum, daughter OF
Mrs. Cuthbert Slocum of New Orleans, TO
an Austrian prince. Miss Slocum is
cousin Of Mrs. j. b. Potter. For many
years the Slocums have spent their winters
in New York and their summers In France
News comes from Paris OF the great social
success of Minister McLane and his family.
The o'clock teas of Mrs. McLane and her
daughter, Miss Jennie McLane, are exceed
ingly popular.
Miss Winnie Davis, daughter of Jefferson
Davis, arrived in New York Friday on the
same train with Mrs. Cleveland. After
few days stay in the city she will go to Sy-
racuse for n few weeks as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Emory. Mr.. Emory is a
son Of General Emory of the army and
brother Of Commander Emory.
Senator Dolph, Miss Dolph and Miss Ode
neal will leave Washington tomorrow for
short visit to Oregon.
The engagement is announced of Mr.,
George Eustis, grandson of Mr.. Corcoran,
and Senator EustlG' daughter.
There are to be sixty debutantes in Baltl-
more society this winter,
Theodore Roosevelt, not at all dishoart-
ened by his defeat for the Mayoralty OF New
York, sailed for Europe, Saturday, to get
married. His Intended is Miss Edith
Carow, daughter Of the late Henry Cnrow
Of New York, who made her debut about
six years ago. The wedding will take place
in England early in December.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
FoR Observation-Disclosures.

F1H MISCELLANEOUS.
IIOR sAIE-The Stock, Fixtures and
n privilege Of confectionery and lunch
room corner New Jersey ave and II st n W; u
good location and excellent neighb1rhood for
Il general dinng-roOm; all fixtures aud house
new; satisfactory reasons given for selling.
CT WILL BUY an Elegant Domestic
ptD Sewing-Machine slightly used, with
complete outfit OF all the latest improved at
tachments; drop leaf, cover and side drawers;
with years legal guarantee, at Auerbach's,
ith and II stS; agency for the Silent New
American, No. Z, and New Howe.
EoR SALE OR RENT-At u Bargain,
Il beautiful toned. handsome cased up.
right piano; must be disposed of this week TO
make Groom, HALLET a. DAVIS CO., 81 9th
stnw.
NOR SAIE-A Work Horse. Apply
Il TO HENRY ARCHER, alley rear OF 2iS
II n W,
V'HE WAsHINGTON GAsLIGHr co.
a win deliver
20 BUSHELS OF COKE FOR s2.0o
anywhere IN Washington or Georgetown.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
ouE CENTENNIAL "suow..,

The Washington correspondent of
the New York Times refers as follows
TO the proposed Centennial and Expo
sition:
The next session OF Congress will be set
upon vigorously, no doubt, as soon as 1t
assemblies, by the people who are deter
mined that there shall be permanent
colossal show In the Capital, beginning in
1889, at the time the successor to President
Cleveland is taking his seat. The project
thus far appears to be backed by commit
tee Of gentlemen OF this city who have OBJ
tanned letters of approval Of the show from
Governors of States and Territories and
members of Chambers of Commerce and
other business bodies. Everybody who will
consent to be identified with 1t Is gladly
taken into the concern, and mass OF names
is to be shown to Congress to induce 1t to
appropriate literally to pay for "Consti-
tutional Centennial Celebration In 1889, q
"World's Exposition from May, 1892. to
October Of that year, and Permanent Ex-
position beginning In 1892 and to run until
the end OF all things American. II per-
sistency and printing ink can induce Con-
gress TO embark upon these undertakings,
the great exposition scheme will he carried
out IL will cost q great deal OF money,
and the shows may be useful aud profitable
Congress will nave to decide whether the
outlay will be a iustilable aud desirable
one.
Evidently the sender of the above
dispatch is not yet authorized to com
mend the project. None of the New
York correspondents are. They are
instructed to wither it in the bud, II
possible, and by no means to dignity
il with the titular courtesy of any.
thing more than "show" or econ
Germ"
When the New York delegation
come down here next session asking
for big appropriation to help along
their spring trade in 1889 by holding the
celebration there, they will doubtless
call it an Exposition" with all the
adjectives. But the mere matter OF
name is not of much consequence.
The "show" is to be Colossal" one,
indeed, and the project is bound to
succeed. 1t is already considerably
larger thing, even on paper, than the
Grant monument scheme, and its pros
poets far brighter than the torch of
the Barthold statue. The people arc
taking hold of it in vigorous earnest
and Congress cannot afford to ignore
their wishes.
Neither will 1t cost the Government
such "a great amount of money.
There is no reason why It should. The
grounds will cost it nothing. The
several States will pay their own ex-
penses, and whatever the Government
does, it will have the complete control
of. There's no private speculation in
it. There's no possibility Of failure.
OF course it is for Congress to decide
whether the "shows" should be en-
couraged or not but when Congress
comes to be fully Informed of tue na
ture of the undertaking and Of the dis
tinguished Endorsements 1t has re
ceived, there will be no delay of neede,
legislation
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

BOARD in IA Private Family for Two
ID gentlemen or gentleman and wife; hand
some rooms, furnished OF unfurnished. 9si o
81 n W,
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

WITH all the hue and cry in the city
papers against the proposed extension
of Massachusetts avenue, but one feeble
protest was presented at the meeting Of
the District Commissioners on Satur-
day, when all persons interested were
afforded an opportunity to be heard,
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

The marriage of Dr. Green and Miss Amy
Hewitt, daughter of Mayor,clect Hewitt,
will take place at Ringwood, \. j., Decem-
Der 10.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, SPECIAL NOTICE.
49,
Tho late FIRE not hnying entirely destroyed
the plucy Point Hotel (is reported the hotel
Is still open for guests for tho fail AMI winter
season.
JOHN USHER, Manager.
WASH L. MILlLAMS. prom
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
FOB SALE-hOuSES.

TOR SALE-Cheap-A IO-Room 81
Il story brick house, all mod imps; 90 It
front; lot running back to q paved alley;
situated northwest. Address 1875 n j ave
" pItV
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
EQUITABLE
co OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
ASSETS, sol, 1880.
EQUITABLE

The first payment on the f2th issue (now
stork) IS due in November, 1856, and can be
paid and shares subscribed daily from $50 a.
m. TO $50 p. M at the Office Of the Assoca-
tion, 9i7 i street or at the monthly meeting
November3 3, 1856, p. m, at National Rifles
Armory.
Pamphlets explaining the object and ad.
vantages of the association furnished upon
application.
THOMAS so1IERvILLE, President.
IrNQ nov Ln.lN GnL.nntnr,.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

DR.. Bartlett preached at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church yesterday on
the spread Of the gospel, and during his re-
marks on proportiouate civilization he said
that of the earths population, i've hundred
million were clothed, seven hundred and
fifty partially clothed, and two hundred
and fifty millions, clotheless.
"What did you think of the sermon ?'
said Jones to Brown, on their way home.
"Excelent,n replied Brown; "only
thought the Doctor was slightly of on his
figures in saying there was more than half
the earth's population only partially
clothed.n
81 think he is right" said Jones, re-
ilectively.
"IIow do you make IT," Why, there's
Europe and"
"IIold on,n interrupted Jones, "com-
mence nearer home. Did you ever attend
full dress reception In Washington ?"
Brown quailed in the face OF the bare
facts.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

Colonel Kate Field says "The men-God
bless them.n Docs the Colonel show her
faith by her works?
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
~. UNITED STATES

~ UNITED STATES
VIZ
ELECTRIC LIGHTING COMPANY,
Office, go Pcuna. Ave.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the company will he held vt the Office OF the
company on TUESDAY. November q, 1896 ut
1880 o'clock p. H., Tor the purpose of electing
a Board Of Directors and FOR the transaction
of such other business as may lawfully be
done by the stockholders under the prJvi-
siuns of the charter
SAMUEL NORMENT President.
WILLIAM DICKSON, Secretary.
s@SeFs FIRST pi YMENT DUE ON THE
- 18TH ISSUE.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
WAMIED...Rn0MS.

M hNTED--A Laboring Man wants
w room and board In the vicinity of lith
81 and Pa ave; not to exceed s2j a month.
Address LABOR Critic office
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

REPRESENTATIVE DINGLEY of Maine
wants us to understand that Mr.. Blaine
is not working for the Presidential
nomination. The country thinks very
well of Mr.. Dinglcy, but it cannot &C.
commodato him in everything. lie
wants too much,
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
WANTeD...HOUsEs,

NTANTED-For u Young Married
w couple, a house on Capitol Hill; rent
$50, or not TO exceed s25. Address CAPITOL,
Iritip f,nip,
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

1lBIlTf ENLlGHTENlNG THE WORLD
IShe makes few remarks to New Workers. ]
Ladies and Gentlemeu
Friends and Fellow. Citzens
| am put here TO enllghtcn the world,
But the appropriation for light appears TO
Have been exhausted and
! am out OF job.
But am no Mugwump;
| am a perfect lady,
And IL somebody will pass me
The matches and tallow candle,
I'll make a scratch at doing what
! was put up here for, or I'll
Tear width out of my bronze peplum,
Trying to do II.
an not making anything out Of this
Iuu, directly,
But as an advertisement,
II Is q great suap
We will show you In few days
Excuse mc--uigbts,
That Liberty knocks electricity, gas, kero-
seue.
Tallow dips, pine knots, greasy rag,
Midnight oil, paraIllnc, gasoline,
EtceterW,
Clean out as great enlightoner,
And is bound to take the place
OF those old-fashioucd iluminators
In every well.rcguluted family!
Our agent Will call on you
This week.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

The engagement is announced of Mr.,
George Eustls, grandson of Mr.. Corcoran
and Senator Eustls' daughter.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

There are to be sixty debutantes in Baltl-
more society this winter,
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
GENERAL AND CHrrtCuLAR.

The Democrats ceusure General Apathy
for their late lack Of success at the polls.
Mr.. Cleveland should thank his stars that
he was not military man.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

Senator Dolph, Miss Dolph and Miss Ode
neal will leave Washington tomorrow for
a short visit to Oregon.
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08

DE INSTRUCTED AND AMUSED
ID Col. MINOR of Cincinnati will address
the Steam Users and all Interested at the
FIRST SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT AND
LECTURE, Season lsSJ-'S7 of
WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION, No. !. MA
TIONAL ASSOCIATION STATION
AIRY ENGINEERS,
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. II, 1886.
Doors to be open at 1880 O'Clock, at the
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY.
Proceeds to be given to the ASS )ciated
Charities, ID. G. Tickets. admitting gentleman
and ladies, 81,
Tickets may be had at Prcntss' Drug store,
7th and + SITS Hendcrson's Cigar Store, 18TH
and n. Y. ave; Iioover's, cor. 9th and G sts.
the Associated Charities. American House and
at the door on evening of entertainment
The Washington critic., 1886-11-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ddpcTtisenents Of Tnree Lanes under this hedd
Inserted three times for 20 cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-20

exactly what was attempted in the case o.
the new capitol. The contractor, Mr.
Wilke, being a skilled mechanic himself
sent to al the papers OF the country ad
verilsements for men. These were read II
Europe, and idle men came TO thi,
country and Texas and were EN-.
ployed to carry on the work, Thj,
defeated the ends OF those who wished
the strife they had occasioned TO re-
suit In large pay to themselves, and they
are at their old tricks again, only on an
other tack this time. They are now try.
Ing To show that these con FACTORS refused
to employ American workmen and sen,
over to import foreign men because they
were cheap This is as untrue as theil
convict falsehood. The men who came
over and those who belong here MI re.
ceiye the same pay, and the pay OF the
men working on the Texas capitol
averages more than the same class OF
work pays men IN Chicago, or st.
Louis, or any other city Ia this country.
WIZ the revelations Of these yillanies
practiced upon the mass OF workmen by
their unscrupulous leaders prove LESSONS
OF vainp y those who have heretofore
blindly foIlowed2 No; not until these
Organizations are based on foundation
OF more solid basis than now. The model
for them II the Brotherhood of I.ocomo.
tive Engineers, based on the principle
That IN order for the workIngmen to be
able To honestly demand justice at the
hands OF their employers should an in
Jostlce be done, they must in turn Va
lnelr employers a guarantee that thty
shall be dealt with Justly.
me 900, 900 acres Of line grazing and
Farming lands owned by the Messrs. Far.
well, Col. Taylor, Col. Babcock and
otners' and for which they are TO give
Texas It's great capitol building, form he
largest single body Of land owned by one
nrm In the world. Tho owners have been
inc usual target for INSCRIPTIONS polite.
lans and habltual grumblers who have moi
shown SUN 'ient thrift To even own enou0h
land on which 10 bury themselves when
nature compels them 10 bless the world
by leaving it. They have been nc.
cused OF becoming aristocratic ,,laud
oarons,' OF "buylng up huge landed M.
terests, creating close land monopolv.
aud shutting poor men cut from owning
their own homes" with other such nonn
iar and false political bosh The truth ia
mat every acre of that 5000 COO acre
tract belonging TO the capitol syndicate
OF IeXas Is for sale in small lots. The
syndicate VIII not sell II In large bodies
70 any person or corporations, but onIv
70 actual settlers, and TO such will rive
ABOUT the same Inducements as the state
OF Texas does on its school and uni
Verslty iands-long time and low rates of
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ALTAR AND TOMB.
The GGzotte's Record of the Marriage,
and Deaths in Texas.
MARRIAGES

ana baNthH In Texas.
MARRIAGES..
George Cunningham and Miss Anri,
Glddings, Lloyd, December ~.
VIII Mclaughlin and Miss Matte Col
Inns, Hlllsboro, December 10.
Frank Adams and Miss Sallie Rhea
Forney. December 10.
w. G. Beale aud Mrs. Nancy Love
Whitesboro, December o.
>. Laurence aud Miss Luella Leeoer
Whltesboro, December 10.
Dr' Martin Stephens and Miss Malta
Malone, Bee county, December Q.
horace Mcdonnell and Miss Julia ID ear.
ing, Denison, December 10.
James Bartlett and Miss Ora Gilbert.
mineral Wells, December 10.
Cnarles Austin and Mrs. ID. l.. Dix.
Uvalde county, December o.
b' 4 Barrett aud Miss Sudle N. Jor-
Dan, Siephenvllle, December l6.
Ut &. W. Martin and Mss Lula Pat.
TOD, Daingerneld, December l6.
Eugene Middleton and MISS Molly Nc.
Nicely, sherman, December Ia
j. II, Steel and Miss alpha Sullivan
johnson county, December l5.
ADD stevens and Miss Ada Franks
Clebnrne, December ID.
.. .. llutson and Miss Ophelia Colwell,
Lamar county, December Ia.
y Alexander and Miss Mamie Ed
wards, DO e Station, December lg.
James Lawrence and Mi Lucella Il.
beper, Whites5oro, December IL.
raGi X Dawson ana Mise Ida M. Far.
lelI, BRENNAN, December 10.
NJ Inomas Newell and Miss Matte
w " orlaek' g. 8 Surber and Miss ella
"2maek, Weathertotd, December lG.
~ Jesse Daniels and MISS Annie Tucker.
taylor county, December Is.
wv W. smith aud Miss Jessie l.. Gray,
waco, December Is.
= hreu A. Mcdonald and Miss Sadie |.
cameron, Waco, December rs.
Middleton and Miss Mollie Nc.
NeIey. sherman, d cembpr Is.
rroo =; c m-storook and Mss Frances Il
'rec,' Clay county, December
Robert d. Berry and Miss Lula Smith.
Dallas, December 10. '''"'
" m' freeman and Miss Matte Blu.
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ford. DALLAS. December a.

ford, Dallas, December "a.
I w. b. Anderson and Mss AflVsl
felt, Lancaster, DecembvrH n
D. NJ. Huffman and Miss kiileps'
Marshall, December ~
w. j. Stevens and Miss naD.'
Laughlin, near Bartlett, d cem.use (.
w. w. Deem and Miss CAEH =
Waco, December Ia Z.
Vim. r. Halle and Miss Gusk x
Paris, December IA.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Press Walling, Whitney y
Der g.
p. l., Condos, Paris, DeceuIoel Y.
Mrs. Slrsh r Bncknef, MALI
December lS. IA
Mrs. Gitcsy Gates, A1AscoSs Z
December 10.
LIB Yanderpool, Utopls, Ds''o
Wesley Young, sIephen'll'''
Der 49,. ,,. a
Mrs. l.. w. Guyton, Dallas
Der IA. ...,s,
James Palmer, Athens Deem 6s.as,i.
G. II, Clark, HlilsboTol Dss'Tn
Mrs. +. G.. EdmondsI Gora0Di
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II. r. Pattison, Denton, y gs.s,
Ms. j, G. Parr, Denton B s1
Miss Lena b, Brooks, Volnl'
cember II. ..,h,,ll F.
Joseph Ross, Mexia, pecu .isos
Mrs. W. G. RNts, hsii''yr
December 6. ", n.esma,l I.
w. II. Brown, Hallyille, ps'
MISS Jennie Tatum, Beltsn' =
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Der 10. ami 4
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December Is. yerri
Thomas 10. Grlssani, peA'
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Mrs. sallie Jones, AuA1
IL. va HlA
Capt. W, j. Henderson IL
cember o. wsxtit
George Swearingen' w
cember IL.
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The Finest RaEors in tho woy,d
Az Anderson's gun store.
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RuSiDaSS TOoo1S
Stoves-the best and cheapest
VIM. FAIRIES, Commerce street.

Stoves-the best and cheapest
VIM. Faries', Commerce street.
F. J. Carter wishes to notify the pub
Tic that he has taken the agency for
the Diamond State Laundry, Dover,
| Del, and is now ready to receive all
orders. Clothes can be left at his house
on Tuesday, and called for on Satur-
day.
Pulpit and Family Bibles, at J. B.
CoOper's.
PERSONS wanting tresspass or gun
ming notices can procure them at the
TIMES office.
Asbestos Stove Innings, at VIM.
FAIRIES, Commerce Street.
Ladies', Gents and Children's Gossa-
meres, at ]. B. Cooper's.
Striped Velvets and Velveteens in
all leading cOlors at r. Reynolds &
Co.'s, Dover, and S. M. Reynolds &
Co.'s Middletown.
Window Shades and Spring Fixtures,
at }. B. Cooper's. Loops and Fringes.
The Pearl " shirt is justly noted as
being by all odds the best, and incest
fitting shirt made. Sold by f. Rev
nolds & Co.'S, Dover, and S. NJ. Rev
nOlds q Co., MiddletOwn.
Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at J. B. COoper's.
A splendid Assortment of Choice
Dress Fabrics in the latest and most
popular patterns and styles at E. Rey-
nolds & Co.'s, Dover, Del, and S. M.
Reynolds q Co.'s, Middletown.
Cucumber Wood Pumps for sale by
VIM. FAIRIES, Commerce street.
THE Perkins & House Non-Explos-
i've Lamp is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
plode or break. Sold only by J. B.
Cooper.
Tinware, Woodenware, Lamps and
Oil Cloths, at VIM. Faries'.
Over 100 Farms for sale, together
with some desirable town property and
lots. Send for circulars. J. III. PRIM-
ROSE & Co., Real Estate Brokers.
Granite and Porcelain Tea and
Chamber Sets, plain and decorated, at
J. p. CoOper's.
Best place to buy Hardware in town,
cheap, is at VIM FAIRIES.
Fine French China CHaviland's).
Gold Band and Plain White Tea Sets
at less than Philadelphia prices. at f.
Reynolds & Co.'s, Dover, Delaware.
and 5. NJ. Reynolds & Co.'s, Middle
town.
Big drive in Gents Plated Bosom
Shirts for Spring and Summer. Call
for the Capital" at the Smyrna Shirt
headquarters. MEGEAR's.
A large stock of Fancy Shirts, from
the SOC Percale to the $2.5O French
Penangs, iustreceivcd at the " Capital''
Shirt tN|sear'sl Agency, Smyrna.
Order any Book you want, at J. B.
COOper's.
Screen Door and Window Frames
and Wire Screen, at VIM. Farries'.
There can be no better Shirt than
the Que" sold by J. B. Cooper only.
When Baby was sick, we gave her CAsTORIA
When She was Child, she cried for CASTORIA
When She became Miss, she clung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CAsTA
Side Bracket and Extension Lamps.
at }. b. COOper's.