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The Washington critic., 1888-04-26

EMPEROR FREDERICK yesterday or
dered up a glass of beer for his per-
sonal use That's an excellent sign.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26
EOK SALE

on 18th st, bet A and B c, Dos II front by
b2,0, 13-inch party wall includedi per SO
#, 80.
on II 1th st, bet and w, beautiful
lot, 21 .6X03; per SO IT, 00c.
On II st, bet 18th and 18th n W, fine 3-story
and cellar, : rooms, press brick, with all CON
yeniences, lot 2Ox1OO; price only So 600.
Sixth ST, near u n @, good 2-story and base
ment, Z rooms, all m j; 50, 700.
n w cor 10th and Caroline SITS n W, a fine
11-room brick, lot II 6x70 price, 81 800.
Send for new bulletin of farm and country
properties.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26
FOR sALE-LOTS.
-
EOR SALE.

UOR SALE--CORNER LOT 5sxsI. NORTH
II east, with small dwelling on il; rented
at S15,p per month; price $4,000.
TYLER ~ RUTHERFORD,
1907 Il IT. u W.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26

Orr ESTEEMED contemporary the
National Republican announced this
morning that Mr.. Blaine's health was
good. What has Senator Sherman
done that this thing should occur?
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26

fail to give general satisfaction. Mir.
Petty,whosucceeds Auditor Tichenor,
has been in the District service for o
score of years and has thoroughly
demonstrated his efficiency. Itisun-
derstood that no reflection is intended
upon The outgoing officials. They
have done their duty acceptably and
have many friends. Politically speak
ing The change will be entirely salts.
factory TO the District Democracy.
HAVING skinned Senator Ingalls, to
his satisfaction yesterday, Senator
VOORHEES, is looking around for peg
20 hang the hide on.
SENATOR SHERMAN has not rented
his Washington residence, rs has been
reported What would he want TO do
that for when, in ten. minutes time,
he could walk over to the Blaine
mansion and see what u mistake II
man makes sometimes.
NltN llA ~ - illt OllN Hlbll III nus
party who can crack whip.
ST. Louis LAGER BEER finds n good
market at the capital Of Honduras,
and in the interest Of reciprocal trade
relations Honduras furnishes the
United States with a fine article of
logwood for the manufacture of choice
old port
SAM JoNEs AND SAM SNAIL are try
ing TO split the Democracy Of Georgia
wide open. They have struck gum
log.
\ POLITICAL RUMoH reaches The New
York SIM, "from a high Republican
source" TO the effect that the last
thing Mr.. Blaine will do Before en-
barking for the United States will be
Ito renew in the most positive Ian
guage his refusal TO be the Republican
candidate for the Presidency" The
SuR then adds;
This time the declaration will be 50 abso-
Lutte that II will give to all his friends a notice
which they cannot ignore lie will say that
even If he should be nominated by the Repub'
lican Convention, ho will refuse TO stand,
and as 1t Will be impossible to communicate
with him after the publication OF this new re-
| fusal, until the convention has met aud done
| It's work and adjourned, his most enthusiastic
supporters will no longer be able 90 lind any
reason for hoping that he may be induced 20
change his mind and accept the nomination.
We very much doubt that Mr..
Blaine will consent to smash his
party's main chance for success in
any such way.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26
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ep<Ssa SOCIETY, ID. @.

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The members of this society will find 10
much To their advantage 10 obtain Nr uNCE
the new Trade Cards aud Lists, now ready
for distribution, and which can he had by ap-
plying TO the persons named below, at the
addresses given, aud returning the Rod card,
which expires April 80, 1888 (Which will be
of no further bGneft. Write your present
address on the card returned and call on
Jos VI Wilson. President, 3Ol 10th 81 W,
WIN. NJ. King. wee President, ! l2l s st NV.
John w. llarsha, Secretary D06 II st u W.
A 4. lungley, SO6 A N o.
l.. Nanderhoof, 040 81 n W.
Il. g. FawCett 0O3 Mass ave no,
j. Il. MoCahc, % I'd - @,
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j. NJ. Andriis, 1910 Columbia 81 n ".
w. A. Wiborn, 1dl2 9th 81 II W.
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Il. W. oyster. 1246 tlth st W.
Geo. B Lockhart, 1912 32d stnw
W. s. Brown, cor Goth and II sts II W.
Henry A. Parker, 2b27 J st NV.
Chas. B. sayers, 5O3 10th stne.
John Morrison, G2t q Qstnw
Smith Thompson, A O o..
/. +. Hunt, 1905 st n W,
y. L. Gardner, 1878 10th st n W.
W. II. Womorsley, 1726 II stnw.
Il. NJ. Henderson, 705 18th st W.
The secretary can also be seen at the latter
number for few minutes each day ut ana
I o'clock.
By order Executive Committee.
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yAE<-,-, REMOVAL OF CAUSES
W0asA FROM THE
STATE TO FEDERAL COURTS,
AN ANALYSIS OF THE LAW AS CHANGED
BY ACT OF CONGRESS OF
MARCH ., 1887,
ny
EMORY SPEER.
United States Judge for the Southern District
of Georgia,
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The Washington critic., 1888-04-26


INDIANA sTATRsMANsHIP came well
TO the front yesterday, led Off by Sen
ator Voorhees, with a rattling speech
in support Of the Presidents $ Tariff
Message, Az the other end of the
Capitol Mr.. Bynum upheld the cause
of revenue reform, and General Tom
Browne espoused the principles of in
dustrial protection. Out in Indian
apolis ex-senator Mcdonald paid his
respects 10 Governor Gray with con
siderable warmth, denouncing him as
q marplot, endangering the success of
the Democratic ticket. But if yester
day was great day for floosierdom
To-day promises to be equally
great Tor the Democratic hosts,
in convention assembled at the
State Capital. have the car Of the
country, as very much may depend
upon their action. Mr.. Mcdonald
says that the Democratic party Of
Indiana has no margin to spare in ga
vain endeavor to feed the insatate
ambition" of one man, and that the
delegates TO 81. Louis should go un-
instructed as to their Vice-Presiden-
fial choice. But il is doubtful If the
convention follows the eX-Senator's
advice. 1t is a pity the family Of
politicians in Indiana is not as happy
as il is great.
THE TREATMENT of Allen q. Thur
man by the Ohio Democracy is not
unparalleled in the annals of political
ingratitude. Look at Indiana and
Joseph r. Mcdonald
----l-4--
TIE COMMISSIONERS having deemed
IL expedient to make change in the
Offices of Collector of Taxes and Audi
tor forthe District of Columbia, it is
gratifying to note that they have been
30 fortunate in the selection Of sue
eessors to these gentlemen. The ap-
pointment Of +. G. Davis in place of
Collector Cook is that of a widely
known and highly esteemed citizen,
competent and reliable. 1t cannot
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26

HAVING skinned Senator ingalls, to
his satisfaction yesterday, Senator
VOORHEES, is looking around FOR peg
TO hang the hide on.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26

U,OR RENT FOUR NEW GROOM BRICK
j. houses; one store, 9th and X SITS n Q; one
Broom frame, Grant ave and School 81, MI.
Pleasant. BROWN s. BRADLEY,
1881 II 81 W.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26
REAL EsTATR INyEsTMEN-

Safe as U. $. bonds; o per cent. payable
quarterly; 10 sums 500 TO 81 900; small
premium charged
InANQ
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26

THE TREATMENT of Allen G. Thur
man by the Ohio Democracy is not
unparalleled in the annals of political
ingratitude. Look at Indiana and
Joseph T.. Mcdonald.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Job lot Boils.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26

In sums TO suit al per cent.
The above is only small portion OF prop
prty on my books. For fun LIST call at ONCE
Tor bulletins issued on LIST and 10th.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-26

Tor RENT 49, At NANTUCKET, MASS,
L large house furnished, ii rooms, piano.
car eia, Sc, For season, $500 Address j.
". O., Critic Office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
LOCAL NOTICES.

Mpirus Steam Laundry. 90 Second s.
Back Tor building, Paving and Fronts
JouN CumNs, Telephone 3;i2.
u. II. BALpwIN 4 Co.. dealers In pianos
aud organs, No. 2j7l Main street
BriNgLEY LuNurR Co, i2l Jefferson IT.
CitizENs' Steam Laundry, Nos 20 and
- Bcalo street Tel 3Gj for wagon 20 call.
TnE only Hand Laundry in Memphis
under Chambers house. No. iSS Second VI.
BuY your potato barrels from +. Kordcl,
No l2s Front street
TELEPHONE 1900 for messenger or car.
riagc any hour day or night.
fANrs made 90 order from 81 up. /.
Mcnkc, tailor 20 Monuc street
Las LuunrH Co., $50 Second street,
sash, door, blinds, shingles, moldings
&. r. llorCuKiss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches | %.
pCcially solicit No. 90 Monroe street
runr and white ~ the flower whose
name u bcars ap the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
prAN 4 Liity CorrrE ANp SricR Co
ClAssis In decorative art. painting in oil
aud water colors, wood carving, etching,
etc, are now forming IN the llighcc
School. Studies under Mr. Laura Prugh.
oi the Cincinnati AT School. Drawing
classes under Miss nobyns, ~ heretofore.
students admitted Ut any time aud for amy
branch desired.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
DIDN'T BELIEVE THE NEWSPAPERS

A Jackson Excursionist Who Didn't
Get Home on Time.
"Why did you not return home last
night, my dcarP'
This question was addressed by loving
wife to her liegc lord yesterday morning.
The gentleman was a member OF the oX-
cuuiun party 10 jackson, Thursday, and
was detained from home by pleasant rccol-
lcctions Of the champagne that flowed like
water on the return trip.
"Did You expect me to walk ~ lac an.
swcr'd, with icigncd impotence. 'Thc
engine broke down just before pulling out
from Jackson. aud We had 10 remain there
all night No, my pet, II had reached
the city nothing could have kept me from
home
"liut TnE ArrEAL says the train arrived
here on schedule time, at 1.30 o'clock, last
night
"Who believes anything that is pub.
lishcd 10y the papcrY' was the answer Of
the injured gentleman.
Hut somehow the good lady believes that
train did arrive as reported, aud the hus.
band didn't know IT, OF course there is,
to her mind, hut one explanation, but she
wouldn anger her usual model husband
for all the world, hence RETAINED from OK.
pressing her suspicious. 1hecxcursionists
reported themselves yesterday, "lceing
pretty well, thank YOU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
BILL NYE.s TnRrE LErrERa.
His Experience with the Representative
OF a Commercial Agency.


Prom ne New Yuh World
Two letters have been received ut my
suburban 'slosh,n ~ We say In the Ger.
man, during the past week, and they seem
10 relate ~ closely TO each other. aud 10 be-
Of such general interest 10 the public that
take the liberty Of printing them. The
hrt has the letter head Of boot and shoe
man In Pennsylvania and runs ~ iollowe
Dear Sir without knowing YOU per.
sonally, ] dosiW 10 ask YOU u is the Gus.
tom generally through the country TO let
total strangers come into a mans storc and
pry into hs affairs on the ground that the
pTycr n the local representative II a big
commercial agency? For twenty wears /
was a shoemaker, aud pounded ms knee
with sIuaity hammer. and no man dunt
10 come into nv place and ask me how
much J was in debt, 90 u there was anv
.ncumbancc on my stock. Last year /
found That my machinery folks could gyt
Their boots made Tor about half what il
cost me 10 make them, u ! didn't change
anything iur my time aud l,uaf,ici mynolf
j iound that ! WIS gradually run.
ming more and mon to heel.
ing, hallsuling aud f0XInF. ~
] concluded 10 open little siuru and Gent.
ly gci into The boot and shoe traffic. last
week young party claiming ~ be- the
local ngunt ui q commercial agency slid in
hind ct snCaky aud asked a. see The pto.
pnciot. was In the back cnuntinp.rnnm
NJ Tie Time stitching the ruuntprs ior a nnit
81 sll highhCrl boots. which Skinny
White, that brakes No. No., ordered lasi
March. ] came forward and says 81 aui
The proprietor. What can | show youY'
lie then said he didn't wish 10 buy anv.
thing. but shUyos out his card aud bcpin,
o. ask me how much stock carry and n /
have ever failed, and II M al do well by
d. had lap-sionc on the floor. and i
reached ior that, bat concluded thai Inc
jury wouldn't iustihablc. homicide the case
u ] hit him With that, ~ I asked him int
u he wa an Assessor lie said be- wasn't,
and ihcn began to look over my salcs.book
on The counter am not very good
writer and Keep rrcord 81 my sales la my
own way aud IN an old butchers book.
and don. Z ALLOW no man 30 look into that
book, therefore took a roll Of sole leather
from the top shelf and swept him OF
thc counter With ~. Then We clinched.
".' W. WV IVY i'Nl w n iNN 81 wafer
which We keep 10 soak leather in ior heel,
and TAPS. That revived me and got on
gradually, though he continued ON The up
per side Of me. then reached brad aa
near by, and with Il penetrated his person
lie then arose languidly, and a. ho wen
out the door ihpw shoe. peg grubbcr a
him, which struck him over The car,
think.
Today got letter from three dificrcn
iobbcn In stock and four wholesalers %
boots, Indies, gents aud chidrcR's lin,
shoes In New York, stating that they can
not supply me with goods any more cNccp
tho cash accompanied the order. and tina
they were sorry 10 hear I am ~ deeply In
volycd, and that they hope I will pull gu
I'll right and 10 live that NJ last will mec
in an unbrokon circle where parting vii
- no moro.
Il Is fruo that mems business standing /,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
DISGRACE AND DIVORCE.
SENSATIONAL CASE OF A MEMPHIS
COUPLE IN CHICAGO.
Mrs. Sam d. williamson Institutes Pro-
ceedings Against Her Husband.
Which Show Him To Be STEPPED in
Vices.

The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday last
contains the report Of divorce proceed
ing in the circuit court Of that city, that
reveals some shocking disclosures concern
ing the social life Of young man formerly
well known in this city, and also the hui
mliatioE and disgrace he has brought 70
his young wife, who is equally well known
here. The name Of the young man IL
Samuel b. Williamson, whose family con-
nections in tns city stand among the high
est and prond1st in social circles, and Of
the most Influential in commercial life.
The maiden NAME of his fair young wife
was Miss Kate Boylan the petted daugh-
ter Of an elegant widow lady, since mar
ricd 10 n wealthy cotton factor of this city.
Sam Williamson was one Of the syels
OF the city in his day Being possessed Of
large fortune, hc spent with u layishncss
and rccklcBsncss that made him layorite,
especially in sporting circles.
After brief couriship hc was married
TO Miss Boyian in 1881, but the change IN
his social life did not seem TO have any ci
feet for the better on his moral habits, and
he continued his dissoute career until the
lllNI'l WI tA'l VI iAl0 laAAN'ig W. AhbN Woo
well nigh squandcred.
Three years ago lac and his wife
moved TO Chicago, aud took up
their residence at No. Si3 North
Clark street A change Of scene and the
pressing necessity of earning living for
himself and wife seemed 10 have been no
incentive TO him, and matters went from
bad To worse in their home.
Recently Mrs. Williamson filed pcli.
ton for divorce. The main charge laid
against her rccrcant husband is that Of
adultery. The petitioner alleges that this
criminal conduct on the part OF her hus.
band was with Mrs Charles Anthony, q
woman whooccupies high rank in the best
social circles OF Chicago.
The story Of Mrs williamson as related
TO the court is a sad one Of the downfall OF
her husband, aud the shame and sorrow IL
has brought TO her The court, after listen
ing 10 the wiie's statement, granted her
the necessary decree, and she is free once
more.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
rho oIae., rrnnl Tse,er, IN nemrnl.

II situated ut No. 3lS Main street, where
:. Levy manufactures Trunks In great
variety. This large factory was established
In 1885. and has turned out work Ia all of
its branches that would bc a credit 10 any
establishment In the United States. A
competent set OF skilled workmcn ARE
constantly employed in the repairing
department, whore work Il done In tho
beet possible manner. All goods arc sold
ut very low figures, and the public will
always save money by giving :. LEWIS
factory trial before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember that :. Levy will not allow any
house In the city 10 sell cheaper goods OF
better goods than can be found at No. 3ls
Main street. Call and see the bargains.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
o.. y. %.

Don't waste time aud money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Eihio.
plan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
aud certain cure IN every case Of blind, bleed.
ing, itching, internal and external piles
nnngum Root Medicine Co. manufacturers,
Nashville Tenn. ~ cents aud 81 per bottle
Sold nj llcislcrs drug storr. pa Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
Mi. EIcr,lan annrnn,...i.

From Tie Knoxville Tribune
In our judgment no future political
event IL clearer In view than the rc.clcc.
ton Of Grover Cleveland m President.
The outlook Is nov incompambly better
than u was four year ago. Then the great
political power Of New York known a,
lammany fought Clcycland's nomination
With unrclcniing bitterness, a bitterness.
which cost the party thousands Of votes,
Now u h unanimous aud enthusiastic ioI
his denomination. Tho Democracy Of IN,
State was never 10 harmonious, never ~
well organized "a now. This guarantees
New York In November.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
AaNIse On Mnshcr..

hu Winslows soothing syrup should always NJ
f,d iot children tsethine II touthcs the child
ei.n, The fums, allays all pain. Curcs wind cOllc
ehah The best remcdy lot diauh0a - a botile
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
Wilson A ttl,u

Handle all kinds Of Furniture at low prices.
Vpholsicring, repairing, packing and ship.
ping given prompt attention. Reliable
goods, First class work. Telephone 500.
No. 232 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

One c9eAsing Rosewood behaves upright SCALE
WITH ] ' s aS E'd double to aaS a S
On exhibition Fs 1 5's on n a aS i15e Organ con'
Sis 5aS%ns Sa' S S 'Sf aSI
}sa 5s %, 81 Es aao 5S@ organ to"I'y'
@ 49, "A s a i $
14ESH' s'' Ssi % t
Exhibition TIii%anG & Rooms;
'"' on exhibition Wisaan Co. Music Rooms: Main street
Two 'V on s. Hn1 S1s s &SaSa Music Rooms sos Main street %
Two '' ON Exhibition Rf s' ' @isSaa Co. Music Rooms sos Main street: TO-
Two i 0Ts Shf6 i wjiaaa Co N: Rooms: sos Main street i'
One With III" hH f p %7 %n 3sR9 Sa P E% ni
Ga" DC seen S i15 TS SOS S S1; street, at
Ono ' 0 a % SSSS P S9 G@T a9d street i
One dIsc OBJ Sewing acne-syo No. bent wood cover and Ee
on Exhibition at Rogers Nilsson Co s Sjs Second street '
One Domestic CNo Family Sewing Machine Complete latest style and
Rogers
One S o s S G@s hi Sew ac SSa %png S G CO.
Two Pairs 90 Star All Wool Fine White Blnkes-FuI size l2
Can be s at il icrcaca bros Retail store 81 20 Main St '
-Four Pairs Lone Star All Wool Fine White BnnkcsFu size i2i
seem at il LoTca.icn & store
-Four Pairs Diamond Valley All Wool Fine White mankc-Fu size
T""'D Pacific a% se % eSEs e. 10 S So 3 street: 3d.
Ono '' On ahS@ dc Se%T saGdc Company So Main street 10
o"' '' i c Memphis sac Company So Main street 10
Two Sets Buggy lncsSl5OO per co.
On exhibition at the Memphis saddey Company, 322 Main
oH0 Top on Exhibition he wooGoyi Company So Front street o.
Twoosc Tennessee ...
On exhibition at the wooduGoiycr Company Front
One s SHp c oasd c So o E T s S SSS
'DO rug GaeIiCon at Wood: woo: $50 Second street - ~
One OH'' Ss %a "s S ns seat 3d.
Ono Cleveland Q" exhibition at Wood. Woods $50 second street ~
o"0 ''''' On Exhibition Wood: Woods $50 second street ] ~
Gold Hunting American
ON exhibition at c. J. Byrd a Co.'S 80 Main
ladies Gold Hunting Scmvnd American wach.
on exhibition at &. l. BYRD 4 Co.'S 900 Main
Silver Hunting Stcmwind American
On exhibition {. /. Byrd street.
Silver Hunting American ...
on exhibition at &. !. Byrd & Co.'S go Main
Silver Opnfacc American Watch
On exhibition at G. !. Byrd 4 Co.'S 80 Moin
silver Hunting American . ls(
On exhibition &. L. Byrd q co.'s Main
Six Waterbury waclc, each - 80 ..... I6j
One Handsome Iron tnne Iock ttcnch 49,
exhibition G. l. Byrd 4
Beautiful Wood lnmc Clock lfrench 1874
IN exhibition a g. l. byrd & Co = % Main Street w ~
Beautiful Wood Frame Clock prcnch
On exhibition at G. L. Byrd & Co.'S 30 Main
oncday Lever Alarm Clocks 80 90 each
o. exhibition Jet Palace Main street
Cooking No each sl7
exhibition H.
Two lauG CITY Cookng stoves Large No each Az
On exhibition 81 Wci Manufacturing ComranyS 800 Main Street
One Grand Bluff CITY 'oking stove No s 30t
exhibition al w. Wcer Manufacturing Companys Main Street
exhibition Manuacturng Company Street
ladies French DUCK Trunk Large and Handsome lIO
On exhibition at & Le,y1s 3is Main Street
'"' "''' ''''' exhibition at Icyys SIS Main Street @'
TEIERB WILL POSIT-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
MRS. RAWS0N'S MADNESS,
HER DESPERATE DEED IN THE
COURTROOM.

She Empties a Revolver, Shooting at
Mr.. whitney. Her Husbands Attor-
ney, and Fatally Wounds Him-she lie
Doubtless Insane.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02

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