The Washington critic., 1888-09-13
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The Queen Of Italy employs an American
dentist.
Mayor Hewitt has consented to review
the Garlbaldi parade In New York Sept
90.
Tho imported Guernsey cattle of the
Hon. Lovl p Morton took eight prizes at
the Buffalo fair.
A young New England baby was named
william after his father, who was bill
ious.- .--IIarpers Bazar.
Ex-Congressman Horr, Of Michigan,
ratos as one of tho highestpriccd stump
speakers in the country.
rho Baltimore City Guards Association
held Its fifty-eighth annual reunion yester-
day at Rltter's Hotol, Evanstown. 5
A correspondent of tho Leavonworth
Times insists that ouantrelI, the famous
guerrilla, is still alive, teaching school In
winter and working on ranch in summer.
Captain Boyton, who is with the Bar
Missouri River last week, from ST. Joo to
Kansas City.
During the past school vacation in
the city OF Now York tbore have been
expended $3.50 900 on new school buildings,
VcStSSO
heating apparatus.
Every other woman on the streets nova
days is Just "just homo from Europe"
"Thcy toll not, neither do they spin' but
chatter ?--oh, my-New York Mail and Ex-
press
Wo shall know in November exactly
what the mugwump vote amounts to. AS
Paddy remarked of tho pig that jumped
through hve-by-seven pane of glass, Be
goiTah, I'vo got your diminslons onyhow."
Now York Graphic
Tomorrow will bo Veteran Army and
Navy Day at the Cincinnati Exposition.
Many prominent pcopple arc expected
including Ex-Governor Fletcher, OF Mis-
souri,; Gen. Slocum, Gen. John NJ Corso,
Gov Beaver, zen. Dan Sicklcs, Gen.
sherman and Senator MandciSon.
Mr.. William May, of Washington, In
card of tho New York Sun, denies the report
that James Gordon Bennett is at present
supporting Fred May In Europe, and that he
furnished the means OF tho latter leaving
America. lie says he Is In position to
know positively that tho report Is entirely
false.
Tho Los Angeles Tribune favors Delva
Lockwood for President because she advo-
Gates prohibition, grocnback currency
labor reform, the hot-water euro for dys-
pcpsia, woman suffrage, tho mind cure, tho
falth cure, Two hlnplfcs Tor every base ball
| game, and the Salvation Army She also
sits down on the hustle.
Mr.. James G. Morfo'd, ninety-threo years
OF age, was the only one of the Old De
| fondcisn of Baltimore who was able to
| participate in tho annual dinner at Rem
| merits Hotel yesterday. Mayor Latrobe,
| John T. Ford, and other old friends, much
| younger than himself, composed the pagty.
| Alr. Watts, tho other surviving Defender
dined at homo with his faulty.
According to "Gossip" of tho Phila-
delphia News, tho first professional base
ball players made theiF appearance about
1861, but even then tho public sentiment
against paid men was so strong that they
| were given 5000 or $500 polltIral positions,
with little or no work, TO cLable them TO
play ball.
a real Venetian gondola has lately been
imported into Boston. Tho cost In Venice
was 1900 and the duty was Bill, which
Of course, was added to tho price, making
the gondola cost, TO the American "con-
sumer,' &i11, besides freight and charges.
OF course this Sl11 duty ON gondolas is
necessary IN order 10 protect tho American
gondola industry against the paupcr gon-
dOlas OF Venice. boston Globe.