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The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
Kernan's-Tony Paste
Understanding I'm pnrIs.

Bool-stealing seems to have been elevated
into a regular trade in Paris, for, according to
a return drawn up by the Prefecture of Police,
the number of persons prosecuted for this Of
fense within the last two years has been 145, of
whom only five have been acquitted, while
ninety Others have been sentenced to fine or
Imprisonment, and the remaining fifty are still
awaiting their trial. The amount Of bail
lodged and of fees paid for hearing has eX-
ceeded $4,000, these sums being exclusive OF
counsel's fees and other legal expenses. The
report goes on to say that several publishers
have received anonymously sums varying
from 500 to 4700 from persons who had
stolen books from them, but who were inn
PEELED by either remorse or fear to make resti-
tuition. The publishers of illustrated works,
encyclopedias and dictionaries are the
greatest sufferers. Upwards of ten thousand
volumes have been seized, and are now col
lected at the Palais de Justice for distribution
among their rghtful owners Pail Mall
Gazette,
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
AIbnurh,s-enle Ellslcr.

Albaugb's-Ehie EllsIcr.
Monday night Eflie Ellslcr, supported by an
excellent company, begins her engagement at
Albaugh's TN "Judge Not" a strong play
written 10y Frank Harvey. II is the first time
the play has been seen in Washington and in
description of it the Boston journal says:
"lier role was that of an actress, whohad
married in a moment Of impulse the artist,
aud endured for time all the bitterness Of
wife's wrong and of marital enstrangement
Tho play is Of marked merit In quality of dia-
logue and its strong dramatic situations.
Throughout her performance there was q
depth of feeling and of womanly sympathy by
which she seemed TO be, rather than to act
the character essayed and this characteristic
was sufficient to enlist for her unfagging at
tentlon and applause"
Harris Biiou-"True Irish Hearts,"
The attraction at the Biiou next week will
be Mccarthy & McCalrs Company in the pic
turesque comedy, "True Irish Hearts.n The
company Is composed of unusually clever
people, among them being Mr.. Gus Reynolds,
the Irish comedian and vocalist, and Dan Me-
Carthy and Kttie Colman, the famous Irish
jig and reel dancers The dialogue is bright,
with any quantity of pretty songs, music and
polite specialties and the scenery includes the
Lakes of Killarney, Illuminated Chapel, Abbey
Ruins and Miser's Cave. There is also gen
uine Irish bag-pipo player The Montreal Ga
zette says this; ''True Irish lleartsn had Il
packed house and gave great satisfaction. The
best Irish comedy or drama seen here in years.
The HationaI-"The Private Secretary"
"Do you know" that that very funny
comedy "The Private Secretary appears
Monday night at the National and continues
during the week? Well it does and its
power Is uuabated For. 500 nights at the
Globe Theatre, London, and for 300 at the
Madison Square, New York, ''1he Private
Secretary made people laugh, and by
arthmetical calculation it produced in that
time one-hundred and ten-million separate
laughs. The cast this year comprises Mr..
Harry Allen, Mr.. Raymond Holiness (thc Pri-
vate Secretary; Mr.. Charles Bell, Mr.. John
Archer, Miss Sidney Cowell, Miss Eleanor
Lane Miss Adele Clark, Miss Rose Snyder,
Miss Lizzie Morse and other well-known peo-
pie Washingtonians have not seen the p S.
for some time and it is safe to predict that it
Will have good houses at every performance.
Kernan's-Tony Pastor.
The second week of the new boom at Ker-
mans will be continued by Tony Pastor and
his latest grand company of American and
European Speciality Stars. On the role of at
fractions are Little Itch, big shoe dancer and
negro eccentrique; Annie Oakley, the wonder
full girl rlle-shot, late with Buffalo Bill in
London; Bibb and Bobb, comic musicians,
skaters and acrobats the sisters Twibell, serio-
comics and dancers from Vienna; Myllie
llylton, the great sensation artist; Major
Newell, the skatorial wonder; Tony Pastor at
every perry performance, and n lot of others
warranted to shake out more fun in three
hours than you can laugh up In three weeks.
| Such a bill as this is megatherian rarity
which is simply startling.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
NoTEs AND GOSSIP.

THE September report of the State Treas
urer Of Minnesota shows a cash balance in the
treasury of 81, l30,254.
MAJOR VIM. WARNER, the new Commander
in-chef of the Grand Army, will be officially
received at Kansas City next Monday even
ing.
Mrs. r. II. L. TOWNSEND, one Of the lead
ers Of New York society, has given Bellevue
Hospital $4,000 for the erection of new
chapel.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN will deliver a lee
ture for the benefit of the yellow fever suffer-
ers at Clarendon Hall, New York, on Thurs
day evening OF next week.
The LONGEST through car service of any
railroad line in the world is said to be on the
Southern Pacific road, between New Orleans
and San Francisco, 2,495 miles,
MISS ADA c. SWEET, who was for many
years at the head of the United States Pension
Agency in Chicago, has opened an office in
that city as United States claim agent.
The NUMBER OF POLLS assessed in Boston is
lag, AGO, of which 123 1S1 are men and 23270
women, all of whom would be entitled to
vote if they had registered and paid their poll
tax.
CHARLEY ELL, an engineer on the Union
Pacific who was bringing General g. NJ.
Dodge from Denver to Omaha last week, made
the tifty-iive miles between Ogallala and
North Platte in ffty-seven minutes
PRINCE DE GoURr of Bulgaria, at one time
a candidate for the throne Of that kingdom,
is in New York, and was presented on the
Stock Exchange the other day. lie has come
to this country on tour of observation.
Mr., LEARY, the great Nova scotian lumber
dealer, has come to the conclusion that rafting
logs to the United States in any shape won't
pay. The expense of construction and break
ing up exceeds that Of transportation by
shipboard
When the frost is on the pound cake and the
sparerib's in the pot,
The chilly autumn's here, and the furnace fire
is hot,
And the man who has dyspepsia eats those
thugs which lie should not
-[Chicago News
CARROLL TMToN, son Of Mrs. Theodore
Tilton and Miss Miriam Alice Blanvelt are to
be married in Brooklyn next Tuesday after
noon by Rev. Richard Storrs Of the Church of
the Pilgrims. Mr.. Tilton denies the report
that his mother is threatened with the loss of
her eycsight.
| A SUIpER Of Chicago ladies' have decided to
start school IN that city for the training Of
young women who desire 20 learn the different
I branches oi housework and will make II n
sort Of receiving point for those Who want
work aud distributing point for those who need
help. IN thls way, IL Is thought, solution of
4 the servant gjrl question may Ut least be ap.
/ prOZlmated.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
CRIr1CULAR.

In Western saloon:
Stranger: That man doesn't look like he
was dangerous
Citizens lie isn't; hos policeman
Wife; Why John, what made you get such
a little umbrella with so much handlcf
Husband: That handles solid silver.
Wife: Yes, but you can't put the handle up
when 10 rains
Husband: We'll. I'd like to know II didn't
put it up for s. during the last wet spell2
Ic-cautiously: What would you do, Fan
ME, II were to kiss you?
Fannie: Nothing, Harry. What would
there be for me 20 do? You could attend to
it, couldn't your
1t is said that Walter Besant is suffering
with writer's cramp. II Walter Is really suf-
ferng for dollar or two he can get it at this
Office.
Grovcrius: Come brother Thurmanicus, aud
tell me If thou art a civil service reformcr.
Thurmanicus: You bet 1 am, Groverus
Two thousand sesterces worth.
Grovorius: Then, Oh, Thurmanicus, am |
five times as good q one as'thou?
Thurmancus: Not so Groyerius. To him
who sinneth much must much be forgiven.
| did not need to put 10OOD sestorcos up The
gods demanded less, because Thurmanicus
did owe them less.
Groverus Adieu, Thurmanicus Bandana,
I'll take me hence and ruminato upon your
reasoning Adieu.
There is only distinction without a differ
ence between an auburn haired sweetheart and
a red-headed wife.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

~ gentleman in Washington has sent
SIS to the Republican National Commit
tee saying We must be vigorous in,
u contest with an enemy so unprincipled."
Is the gentleman in the camp of this
enemy as an ofllce-holder?
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
sPErlAL MnTlcEs

a~-zsFISHlNG AT CLIFTON BEACH,
~ steamer w. W. COECORAN viii mako
o. trip on SUNDAY, october 7. leaving her wharf
$50 p. M.
Naa furnished on the boat 40 any time.
Tickets, round trip, 90 cents
49, NOTICE VO TAEPAYGHS. -OFFICE
N-a of The commissioners, District of Co
iJmlia, Washington, sept. 30, 1883 The at-
teution of taNuHNers is especially called To The
fact that UNTIL NOVEMBER FtRSp NEXT
General taEUs, rYul and personal bon arrears
July 4, lNeu uud lil spec ai As,esaucuts duo
The DISTRICT oi CliUlnbih can he pail with only
alA per ceu'um interest per aunum, in ucrmd.
auoe With gu act pf Congress appiQgel june 95.
1855, in lieu uf ptuuitius and Ten per- cent.
Nt,rost. ana chat ON and after NOVEMBER
FIRST NEXT the pr altlas and ten pee cent.
interest Wlll again be- uulrl WILL ~ H.
WEBB. SAMUEL 4 WHENfLET. CHARLES
W. RAYMOND, Commissioners ID. q.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
The Inynntlrn Lnrnnlln.

The word smallpox" fell TO Tommy to
SPELL but nc noundered hopcessly.
Tommy" said the teacher "do you know
what little boy who fails ON so simple word
as smallpox ought 10 get ?"
"lGs'm," replied Tommy, she ought to get
vacciuated."- Philadelphia Times.
The best remedy for pulmonary complaints
Is Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 2J cents
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
Telephone, No Z
-pEA An AVWNFU- -AOADENY on TINE

nPhA All SUMNEB-A ACADEMY OF FINE
~ ARTS, SOl p st., presided Oyr by MRS,
INOGENE r. HOkNeLL who ha5 had TIVE yo
mcdals and studied rs years u Europe with the
most celebrated artists. no prevent children
forming careless habits Of drlwiug they will DO
received saturday., at 4 years of ago ana up
ward for almost nothing. Instruction lu every
branch of art from Drawing OF all kinds TO
lorlrNits md Historical Painting, Evening
clasSos for ladies' and gentlemen, Mondays and
Wednesdays az Z O'Clock.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06


The PRESENCE of Mrs. Ellen Olney
Kirk in Boston, as the guest of her pub
fishers, is taken advantage of by the
Traveller to give this popular and gifted
author a cordial welcome to the city
Her "Story of Margaret Kent" gave Mrs
Kirk national reputation, as uniting
in awonderful degree "tho accuracy of
realism with the charm of romantic
creotion;" and the Traveller credits her
acknowledged literary genius with
more or less of "that electric quality
which characterlzes the genius of Clara
Morris"
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

N---=,W. @. METHEEOTT & co.. MUSIC
ss Dealers hAyer moved from Pennsyl-
yau.t avenue t0 tueir now building, llIO Fstn
". tArte doors west Of w. NOscs a. sons
oldest ana most eZiensiy so muic establishment
M i.a cliH.
-r rIAElNG INCREASED FACILITIES
a3- tUr ihH mluuiuci0rY and delivery OF
Confectionery. Foreign and Domestic Frlits
rfe. orders Wli Doe delivered pruWuuy. Ptr-
.yns wishing orders iur zee Creams, lusttrds.
.ccH. Chariot es, ETC., Tor SUNDAY win pioass
.eslt Ihsir orders as carly saturday as con.
GEORGE ". WFlDMAN,
oOJ Pa ave. IS. o.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Mayor Hewitt is bigger man in Now
York than the Democratic National Com
mittcc
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

bo Independent of surplus-squandcr no
matter how they label themselves Ncw
York World
Jcwsalcm Jcc Has The World gone
into q state of obtusity? Doesn't it
know fine haired sarcasm when it secs it2
Is an Innocent mld-mannercd, uusu,-
pcctine icllc to act as a Jimmy to break
into Democratic condolences and give
away family secrets? In our opinion
The World is an inorganic Democratic
newspaper pure and simple (vcry simple
in this caso) honest in purpose, fearless
in thought, able in expression and larg-
est in circulation. The surplus isn't
squandcred, we wish TO thunder it was
and we had a lorge-sizcd souandcr of it,
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

ErroRTs are making in Indiana with at
least an appearance Of sincerity on both
sides to have an honest ballot and fair
count at the coming election We should
infer from what is said and written about
the matter that heretofore honest cleo
tions in Indiana had been an exception
rather than rule. But it is never too
late for reform. So let the chairmen of
the several State committees come to an
amicable understanding; take a new start
in life and give the Hoosler State Il
chance to surprise the country.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Emperor william, of Germany, is de-
voting mast OF h leisure time b. MAX
Jug calls just now De Is or ol hunt
ing czIealuoD with The Emperor OF
Ausu.a aal VIII uet proceed 20 pay
has rospects % the King OF Italy lie
Is Il very Oei8hie young mau and cY-
IDENTITY des.roua OF kerpns peace iu the
European mmIy, Dut nO dates have been
lAcI tldt Tc age aware OF iOr Iei gii-
boay chat with tlc President Of France,
or tcteu-tate with haa English grand
ma.
Thr.y-oue Gays from now we shall
De bcit.r able 10 I4Ise whether Mr.
CieytEaG Ias tLe some success lul glp
upon tal uana OF tha Dcmcctauc
Iutg al lang ih he Aad upon tine
4 I'm cratic C.nv nlon winch rcnoml-
nat-d m aO 81. Louis.
Tuo Sow YoH, Wo.h spuals Of cxces-
siNc tiNttlon aHu politicians .CWllab with
tio urlu4 Hh1ls uh matter with iho
World As Democratic lout al has it
avs I-h5 il uHJ % IaYguIS Nlh mo
Hnulra as ians llo lGpuDAeHla are not
dong ue rFrllaE Washing on Critic
10 would p.s4 "a. 90 know VIA, The
world has cyof done t0 DO cilss.d as a
slOUs organ, 10 m4kei no difference 10
us WHO ls sqandeHng the Government
uuuoy A DemOrrauc rascal enjoys uo
hnmwuy at om hands, Ne havo helped
10 sud a good number 90 prison. Wo
have never sought % cXcuso Democratic
lnayeiy and newer VIII bo found in that
business. We n-h- for honest government
locally and nationally As zinc World asks
20 fsyols " o1lcghod IL eau afford 10
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N-Ss5sfIsHlNG AT CLIFTON BEACH,
49, steamer w w. CORCORAN will make
trip on SUNDAY, Ooto Der z, leaving her wharf
$3.50 y. m
Meals furnished on the boat at any time.
Tickets round trip 90 cents
y}l.aT7,ovERCoATsl ovERCoATs e. THE
Bes1a New York Watch Club co Is forming
clubs for fine overeoats at wholesale manuiae,
turing prices on weekly payments Of 81 each
Great reductions In watches and iowolry. Sam
pies can be seen at the office Of
THE NEW YORK WATCH CLUB CO.,
5i5 7th st. n. W.
IIZ7@sPoRTABLE CRATES,
TENDERS,
ANDIRoNs,
FIRE SETS,
Cheaper than ever.
Examine our extensive stock before purchasing.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
424 9th st.
yig1-7>sHAvING RECENTLY PURCHASED
prsa-a the establishment of s. E. Matock,
commodate the public with I ali Kinds Of evening
driving vehicles at short notice and on most
reasonable terms; particular attention given TO
boarding horses and ON the most reasonsble
terms. k. j. BROOKE,
Telephone call o362. Proprietor
VESSF=ss SOUTHERN NINyEsTMENTs IN COAL,
49, 53 p, ,,,rr Iron aud Timber Lands. ....
td a. ~ ~ EANDLE pegs to eau the special atten-
erty In large or small tracts at the very lowest
prices. Full particulars on application. Ad-
dress 3O3 1th ST., n. W., Washington, d. O.
yNeS5a,LADIEsY LADIES' LADIES'
5'salsa Mrs. McCaherty is the only hat and
bonnet. frame manufactufer in the city. Call
and see her new shapes. Bleaching and press
ing. Straw and Felt Hats altered to the latest
1909 G street n. W.
49, LS,,,l5--i 90 low PRICES THIS MONTH.
Place your orders with
S. G. CARTER, 10Th AND y STREETS, s. W.
BRANCH YARD 400 street $. w.
Telephone Connection.
yNvr--s~,,TIIs is TO NOTIFY OUR FRIENDS
49, aud the public that we haye removed
our ohico to 3 10 TIN ST, n. W., and are more
able to supply you with the finest Gold and Sill
yer Watches, Diamonds ana Jeweiry at cash
prices on weekly payments Of 81 each,
THE NEW YORK WATCH CLUB CO.,
5l5 7th st. II. w
v4rs---,Go TO MRS. NANGERT's, 410 9TH
MAs1s.A street northwest, for tho celebrated
| Columbia Full-weight Wooden Yarns. stamp
Ing done. All materials for needlowork.
yyl1ass.NEw BOOKS.
ROBERT ELSNGERE.
JOHN WARD, PREACHER.
| THE OWLS NEST, by Wister.
RAYMOND ItERSHAw, by Cox.
THE STORY or AN AFRICAN FARM.
w. II. MORRISON,
1884 Z STREET NORTHWEST.
w., sixth PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
! UAalEa corner Sixth and @ streets south
! west. - Communion at IL "a. m. Young
| Folks meeting at z y. m. No preaching at
! night
vArI.osTHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTU-
| bAtasa RAJ IRON AND BRIDGE WORKS.
| WORKS, Corner of Water and 32d Streets.
| Washington, ID. G. Telephone Call 1913
Roofs, Bridges, Turntables etc. Rolled Iron
and Steel Beams Channels, Angles etc Cast
ings of every description. Ornamental Cast and
| Wrought-Iron Work a speciality. Plans, Est
mates and StranShoets promptly furnished on
application. Special facilities for Heavy Cast
| ings. Capacity of works, 5000 tons per annum
EDWARD l.. DENT, NJ. f.,
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
MARTYRS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
AND SCHOOL OF TkLEGRAPHY AND TYPE.
WRITING,
0l9 sINTn sTNNNT NORTIIWEsr.

Ner tlty luhtuhica,
Reopeus SEPTEMBER no Coiorcl students
not admitted. FRANCIS q MARrfN, Pres
idcut; a. X, URNER A. NJ, g. E., Principal: j.
G. WELDON, Assistant; MISS II, i, WEIR
Type.Wrtmg,
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Mayor Hewitt is in favor of Cleveland
Thurman and Hewitt.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Vqrg~SPHfLIP n. HALL,
WRa1A sos u street n. W.,
Makes n speciality of oustom-made shirts, so
place your order with him az once.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

2 r ThrtCALAND DENTAL DEPANTNENT, MA
18A toual University. lNe huh annual
cuur-o of lectures viii begin MONDAY, October
i SSS and terminate april 30 lSsO.
For announcement and Information apply TO
II ii. BARKER, NJ d., Dean
lI10 III stu ".
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Two-thirds of the citizens of Chicago
are hustling about ON foot to-day, for
want of strcct-car facilities, the men of
the North side, 5000 in number, hav-
side getting ready TO follow suit. The
Supcrintcndcnts are importing men as
fast as possible to take their places, but
there is II large vacancy to iii, and it
would seem us if it ought TO be filed by
arbitration rather than importation.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
tE1-atQUlrADlE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
"EQUiTABLE BUILDING" 1908 T. ST.
ASSETS gss5. .7lO.O2.

OGce hours from % M m TO ESQ D. m. On the
ilat y sduesdny lu elnh mon th the oIire Will no
open uOm 90 o'clock %. m. Advances Wll
be made promptly 900 O'Clock.
subscriptions for snure9 n tue 10Th issue re-
eclNcl daily at tNa office 1' ths Association,
ECutpble Building, lOO3 FaD
shares arc $3.50 prr wuutl.
$1,000 advanced 0u eanu shlre,
Pamphlets as Apduug he object and aayan-
taHs Of the Association are furnished upon
application,
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
SPENCEAIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Three entire floors. National Bank of tho
Republic Building corner 7th and ID sts NV
liay and evening sessions Young men ard
women practically trained for seltsupport, and
useful lives, five couraes The Practical Bust
Craphophone, PitWan Shorthand practical
IuGish branches, Delsarto school Of Expires.
sion. Scholastic year begins Monday Septem.
trmhcr 3. College opens Tor arrangements on
and after Mouday, august 81. Send for new il
llstrated announcements
HENRY G. SPENCER, LL.B., Principal
MRS SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Prmcipal.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

"a NH'DONALD-ELLIS' SCHOOL, CORNER MASS.
IVA ave and 17th st. Washington, d. O..
Second session, Feb. 1855
Miss Cutcheon's Evening Travel Glass will
begin Feb 90 1888
The first lecture ON American Literature by
Prof. Lincoln, FEB, If, 1885.
For information address the principal,
MISS ANNA ELLIS.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

THOMAS sONERyILLE, President
JNO JOY EDsON, Secretary.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

It is said that Walter Besant is suffering
with writer's cramp. II Walter is really suf
ferng for dollar or two he can get IL at this
Office.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Sheriff Grant should arrest Mayor
Hewitt for contempt of court
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

There is only distinction without a differ
ence between an auburn haired sweetheart and
a red-headed wife,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-09-22
THE FUSTIAN IN POLITICS.

There are many rumors of many
challenges and many back downs
from political discussions. All such
stuff must be regarded as mere clap
trap, no matter what party or mana
gers indulge therein. Some men
have better forensic ability than 9TH
ers. Other men excel in logical ut
terances and others succeed better
in grouping and arranging together
q series OF facts and others win over
genius, culture and supposed learn
ing, by ordinary common or as some
say "horse" sense The Clay's, the
Webster's and the Calhoun's have
dropped out of the cesspool OF poll
tics. General Golf has practiced law
in the United States and the State
Courts and although an eloquent
speaker and a persistent fighter could
always find worthy opponents. Con
gresham Wilson practiced law in
this circuit for years, and though a
man of learning and research, always
found on the other side of his cases
some fool lawyer who would discuss
and not yield point. So it is all
the way through, these challengesand
correspondence look as boyish as
the challenge of one boy to the other
oyou daren't knock the chip off OF
my hat" and if in an accidental jos
tie the chip falls from one hat there
comes the cry "you daren't do il
again now" So it goes, balderdash
and nonsense-a yell for this one OF
that one, a torch light procession
here, a big feed there, drunk yon
der and a big noise and hullaballoc
all along the line, so that reason and
sense may be misled and principles
be hidden from sight. We say to
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-09-22
HON. JOHN STEWART.

Judge Rowe, of Franklin county,
Pa, has won the reputation of being
among the best and foremost Of the
common plea or law judges in his
State. He did not seek a renomina-
ton, and to select successor with
fitting ability, sufficient experience
and commendable integrity, required
careful consideration. The people,
however, of Franklin county, were
equal to the requirements Of the oc-
casion, and selected as nominee,
one of the leading practitioners OF
Chambersburg, not only as local
attorney, but with a reputation over
leaping his own State of Pennsylva-
mia, through and by his connection
with the trial of important causes in
MARYLAND and West Virginia. We
refer to Hon. John Stewart, well
known both to Berkeley lawyers and
to many of our citizens. He has Wis
ited,our court frequently, in charge
of important interests, and his per
sonal qualities, legal learning and To-
rensic ability won for him admirers
and friends here, who are pleased to
hear of the honor rendered him, and
who earnestly hope for the full frui-
ton thereof, and will be the happier
when all his friends can address him
as Judge" Stewart. Those who
know him as lawyer can feel assur-
ed that the reputation of the judicia-
ny of his State will be kept fully up
to its present high standard, and that
must be great factor among voters,
at the polls.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-09-22

THE Democratic Executive Com
mittee have arranged some splendid
political hash for the voters of the
county, in the following meetings
Oct. IL, speaking by Hons. III. S.
Walker and w. III. Travers Oct. Is,
barbecue on fair ground, all day
meeting with bonfres and speaking
at night; Oct. %, joint discussion
between Hon. Nathan Golf, Repub-
lican nominee for Governor, and
Hon. w. l.. Wilson, Democratic
nominee for Congress arranged by
State Executive Committees) to
wind up with rally and torchlight
procession on Nov. Ord. We hope
the voters of the county will attend
their meetings, behave themselves
and treat both sides with considera-
ton and respect. Don't mind the
Statesman's hickory club program.
1t is children's twaddle.