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The Washington critic., 1888-09-13
THE SOLDIERS MEMORIAL.
An Idea to be Commended by Survivors
of Both Armies.

An Idea to be Commended by Survivors
of Both Armies.
The proposed Memorial Hall as ad-
vanced through the columns of The Critic
has created growing public sentiment
in favor Of the scheme and the first pub
hc-spirited citizen has yet TO be found
who is against il. DIR. james +. IIarti-
gau, who for three years carried musllet
in the late war, was standing in the
lobby of the Ebbitt House last evening,
when Critic reporter, noticing the little
Grand Army button in the lapel of the
Doctors coat, approached him and said:
We'll, Doctor, as you were through the
lats war will you tell The Critic what
yon think of this proposed memorial
buildingp"
Il think it grand idea and one to
be commended by the surviving soldiers
of both armies. As a private / will
say that it is dedicated TO the valor
Of the American soldier, North and
South, and intended to smooth the as
perities Of the war and to closer c.
ment the North and South, thereby add
ing to the grandeur and perpetuity of
the Nation, then every man who saw
service in the war ought TO be in favor
of it.
Another thing" said the Doctor" that
ought to commend il to the people, espe-
cially the citizens OF Washington, Is that
it proposes to give the city much needed
hall, that, in size, shall be suitable for
National and International Conven-
tions. In my opinion" he continued,
"all National Conventions should be
held at the Capital Of the Nation
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, 1887. With An
notations by X. r. Bowker.
The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, 1887. With IL
lustrutions by Thomas Mast.
Persons who would like to have Mr.. Cleve-
lands last annual message in two highly
unique and original forms, one with care
fully prepared annotations and the other
embellished with some of Nast's best work
should secure these valuable editions pub
lished by G. p. Putnam's Sons, New York,
ana for sale in Washington by Robert Beall,
495 Pennsylvania avenue.
TIE GuN-MAKER OF Moscow. BY Sylvanus
Cobb, Jr. Cassell's "Sunshine Series
New York, Cassell & Co., publishers.
Washington, Brentano's, corner Eleventh
and Pennsylvania avenue
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

are not at all agreed as to the tariff ques-
ton. In the second place, Mr.. Cleve
land is not the kind Of man to call upon
anybody for assistance in the discharge
of duty which he has plainly marked
out for himself. He is one Of the most
self-reliant men who ever occupied the
Presidential chair. His virtues in this
respect are sometimes said indeed to
amount to an unreasonable obstinacy.
However that may be, it is very seldom
that he finds himself embarrassed by
quandaries or surrounded by exigencies
so great as TO disturb his equanimity or
necessitate endorsements of advice
from the outside.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13
LOSS AND GAIN

I sorrowed that the golden day was dead,
It's light no more the country siue adorning;
But whilst grieyed behold the East grew
red
With morning.
l sighed that merry spring was forced 10 go,
And don the wreaths that did so well become
her;
But whilst muImured at her absence, 10 -
Twas summer.
mourned because the daifodils were killed
BY burning skies that scorched my early
posies
But whilst for these l plned my hands were
With roses.
Half broken hearted bewaied the end
OF friendships than which none had once
seemed nearer;
But whilst wept found a newer friend,
And dearer.
And thus learned old pleasures are estranged
only that something better may be gwen,
Until nc last We tind this earth exchanged
For Heaven.
-[Good Words.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

A Columbus, Ohio, dispatch the other
day reported Judge Thurman as saying
of Mr.. Clevelands letter Of acceptance:
That's q strong paper, very strong
paper" But by some distortion of
phraseology IL appeared in the Cincin-
natl Gazette in this wise "Thats
strange papcr-a very strange paper"
1t may have been that Mr.. Halstcad
was acting as telegraph editor that
night.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

THE NUPTIALs of the Duke Of Aosta
and the Princess Letitia Bonaparte, his
niece, were celebrated in Turin Tuesday,
and Miss Bonaparte is now Mrs. Aosta,
and her own aunt, and her mothers
sister-in-law, and her grandmother's
daughter-in.law and the aunt of all her
cousins and whole lot Of other compli-
Gated relationships besides. Marrying
material must be scarce in Europe to ne
cessitate such matrimonial mix as this.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

Mr.. Levi Morton, being the capitalist
of the Republican campaign, cannot also
be its worlsingman, and captious critics
will therefore stop asking uncalled-for
and inopportune questions
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13
cRITICULAR.
the UNrERRlrrED.

THE UNTERRIFIED.
The Democrats were out last night,
Whoopng up the campaign fight;
They fired their rockets into the air,
And painted II red most everywhere;
They elected Grover, and Thurman, too,
With hiphurrah and a hullabalool
They whooped II up,
They whooped u down,
They whooped IL all around the town
Let 'em nyl
Rcd Bandana
And the Fourth OF July
They whooped IL up,
And they whooped IL down,
They whooped IL all around the town
They smashed Jim Blaine and the tariff, too,
Levi Morton and Tippecanoe,
And often referred with great big ID
To the formerly famous G.. o. p.
III VI,
t'em hyl
Red Bandana
And the Fourth OF July
To the Albaugh Opera-House meeting,
Greeting
I'd love TO be with you,
But, friends, / cannot;
'Twould knock Civil Service
Reform all to pot.
@. CLEVELAND, Candidate.
LET HER GO, GALLAGHER.
The health officers refuse to permit DIR.
Mary Walker to go to Jacksonville, Fla.
Let DIR. Mary Walker go
And tackle Yellow Jack;
She wants TO, and IT'S hardly right
To try TO hold her back.
If Providence should take her of,
Wen try To bear our cross,
Believing our eternal gain
Is DIR. Mary's loss.
P. S.-That last stanza doesn't seem to be
quite what It should be, but sometimes other
considerations must be set aside in order to
secure tho rhyme.
When the alarm Of fire was turned In last
night and ten thousand people came rushing
pell-mell up Fifteenth street from the Demo-
cratic meeting at Albaugh's, stranger,
ignorant Of the alarm, anxiously collared a
newspaper man on the curb:
"What does all this mean ?" he inquired,
excitedly.
"oh, nothing much" was tho cool reply.
'Jerry Murphy has just begun to speak on
the tariff at Albaugh's and the crowd is en-
deavoriDg to escape"
"Daniel," remarked the President this
morning, slapping down his newspaper with
more emphasis than elegance.
eyes, SIRE" responded Daniel quickly.
"Did you sec that Hill had been renom-
mated in New York i''
eyes sire"
"Well, Daniel, can pull him through'"
~ don't know, sire"
"lf don't, Daniel, all is lost I" exclaimed
the President In deep detection.
"Not so, sire; not so," replied Daniel,
cbeerily.
"Why, Daniel ~
"Because, sire, IL you can't pull him
through, you can squeeze yourself together,
and maybe he can pull you through. It's all
the same, sire, so long as we get through,
and"
"Daniel," interrupted the President, warn
ingly, aud Daniels cheerful countenance
dropped with a dull thud, and nearly knocked
the ceiling of the room below.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

THERE WAS A REPORT going the
rounds-absurd upon the face of it--that
Mr.. Randall had been called to the as
sistance of the President in the prepara-
tion of his letter of acceptance. There
are two conclusive reasons for utterly
discrediting such a story In the first
place, Mr.. Randall and Mr. Cleveland
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

Dan Lockwood, who has always been
Grover Clcveland's nominator until this
year, nominated Gov. Hill in Buffalo yes
terday. Dams nominees usually get
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

There are seventy-eight Chinese laun-
dries in St. Louis, whose receipts are
estimated ut 100000 annually, but so
far as we nre informed there is no COM
plant of "Chinee cheap labor" out
there. Tho Mongolan, as q rule, gets
more than Mclean prices
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13
A Mind Render.

Mendicant-Pease help poor blind man ?
Kind Old Lady--Bllndp Why, bless me,
yes there's dino for you.
Mendicant.--ThAnk ye, heartily, maam. .@ |
knowed tho minnit ] see yc comm ye was
kind-heartod ole 'ooman. Epoch.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

The TAMMANy delegation TO the Buff
falo Convention were quaItered at the
Genesee House in what is known as
"Cleveland's old parlor" Whether
there is any political significance in this
fact or not, believers in luck are bound
to attach some importance to il.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

Prof Richard Proctor has turned back
the veil of the heavens, and now the mys-
tory Of the stars is revealed TO him,
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

Notwithstanding the evident desire of
both parties to handle the liquor qucs-
tion carefully, the rush for drinks at the
candidates. expense continues as tumul-
tuous and reckless rs ever.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Three entire floors. National Bank of the
Republic Building. corner 18th and ID ats. n. w
lay and evening sessions Young men ard
women practically trained for selt'support, and
useful lives. Five courses The Practical Bust
ness Course, Stenography, Type-Writing and
Graphophone, Pltman Shorthand Practical
English Branches, Desarte School Of Express
sion.- Scholastic year begins Monday, Septem.
tember g.. College opens for arrangements on
and after MonGay, August 81. Send for new IL
lustrated announcement.
HENRY G. SPENCER, LIZ, Principal.
MRS, SARA A, SPENCER Vice Principal,
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

The Tribune to-day Says that the is
sue in New York now is: Warner
Miller and the homes against David
Il. Hill and the saloons" The saloons
appcar 20 have il.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

The New York Times this morning,
speaking of the denomination Of Gov
ernor Ilill says that from such unolcan-
illness there is but one publication -the
fires OF dc fcat.n II SAYS further that
the Independents or Mugwumps will
oppose him to man. and next to
their satisfaction in seeing President
Cleveland reelected will be their salts
fnttior in seeing Governor hin de-
tented
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13
ATTORNEYS. AT. LAW.
SUMMER RESORTS.
EOREST INN,
ATLANTIC CITY HOreLs.

TNnE oHALFoNTE.
Thoroughly heated. Hot and cold sea'water
baths Extensive sun galleries. Elevator Opon
February to October. ammo a. cows
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

ST. CECELIA'S ACADEMY, Col EAST CAPr-
y tol st., reopens MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
No extra charge for instructions In plain sew
ing, fancy. work and polite department..
Academic course for young ladies desiring
more finished education. Preparatory classes
thoroughly trained in the fundamental branches
Music, French and painting classes for ladies
not attending the school.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

CNOR A SUPERIOR Is OR 25.CBNT MEAL GO
IL to the LIE DROTr DINING ROOMS; clam
soup Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. S12
ST N w
The Washington critic., 1888-09-13

To the Albaugh Opera-House meeting
Greeting
I'd love TO be with you,
But, friends, cannot;
'Twould knock Civil Service
Reform all to pot.
@. CLEVELAND, Candidate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

Augsa,A Times, the paper which orig
5ss t m w ear's s wsc, ,ss
oublf IS we're making to win over the
irish pericsn vote. l remarked that
The II iation message of the President
VAS wing s good effect upon that ele-
mem Ol, you just visit q few weeks.
We Tpre pairing q schema that will beat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

| entrap the British Minister and get f.om
4, him some reply thst could be used against
Mt. Cleveland in the presidential cleo
ton. 50 when that man professed to be
I iepdly to Cleveland and only seeking
out correct knowledge, he was lying with
every breath that he uttered, with every
word thst he wrote. Applause When
ne said that the answer Of the British
Mihister should be kept q profound secret
he was lying, for he never intended it
should DE Kept secret II he were fortu-
nate enough to get one, unless that letter
should dissppoiD. his hopes.
Now, my friends, il that man intended
to be or WAS what he ssid, how does it
C 1ms that that letter CT his 10 the British
Minister, which was marked "private,
and the letter OF tbs British Minister to
Am, which he solemnly pledged hlS
honor should never see the light-hoT
comes II that thoEe letters are in the puo.
lie press 10 day? But that is Rot all
Just look a. 1t. This letter Of Murchi-
sons processes 10 have been writ'el or
the a Of Sapts mbar last, and the British
Ministers answer processes to be written
on The 10 ! OF S ptsmber, and yet for
more than one mouth, yes, considerably
more than one month, no man ever heard
one word OF .aeir being such correspond
epce, except the mau who are in the con.
spiracy.
LIS: week there was great meeting SIS
1t YVES called, CT Isisnmen, although l do
not think that very many honest thor
ougbbred Irishmen we're in the gang
But it WAS announced that there WAS to
be suca meeting IS that at Madison
Squire, in the city OF Nav York, and
this. Mr.. James G. Blaine was 10 address
that meeting, and accordingly the meet
ing wss held. When was 1t helC?
Speaker Carlisle-L,st night.
Judge Thurman -Lssi night only?
Then for the first time the terrible cores
pondeICe comes GU. which ia to prove
.hat the sworn President Of the United
States, The sworn Secretary CT state, the
sworn Cabinet OF the President, were all
9 set CT copspirators sgainst the people Of
the Uuitsd S.stes Il comes out Just
:hen on the eve Of Mr.. B!aine's mea,ing,
tie Irish meeting in the city Of Nav York,
and amorg the first things that Mr.. Blaine
does Is TO hold up his hands In horror
ovtr'thls theme Of fiicial depravity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
LORD SACKVILLE.
=
He is Unfortunate So q Letter-WrItcr
Bis EsLiySin Intsrmeddiing Likely
10 Csu9e Els B,ctlis
three Dsys Given the e s 'ish Cavern emit
to Settle HIS Case, mr. Prompt
Order to Pack HiI CTunk.
Cincinnati! Erq lirer.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 81 The
usefulres Of Lord Sackvllle as diplomat
in WASHINGTON hiss probsbly ceased. The
administrative has acted and acted
nromo.ly. II the plainest diplomatic
i.nsuAge it couid cCmmand il has ini-
mated to the British government thst Sir
lionel Vests recall would be exceeding
" gratifying 10 this government. 1t is
sItcgetner probable, therefore, that Lord
S.ckyil!e will never again transact hus!-
ness with the Department OF State. Dam.
ocrsts are highly el4ted with the manner
in which the President hsndled the mat
ter. O. course, this intimssion was not
given In the plsin, olunt way tina. the CT
dinsry American CITIZEN would give II,
INIT the fac. remains that the request has
beep made in the usual suggestive snd
deIicste wsy in which diplomatic CORE
spondence is carried On.
Nothing remains for this government to
do. Action will come from the other
side. The English foreign Ctfice docs not
act in hurry, but
IT'S SAFE TO ASSUME
that sitter Minister Phelps interviews
with L ord Salisbury on the subject are
concluded The British government will
act. sud Minister We st will promptly be
Granted lesye OF absence. He will
then 90 abroad and likely never again
return to this country. Els understood
that the use made oy Mr.. Blsine OF Min
lister VESTS letter night before ls5E In
New York city eresrly aggravated the
m.tter, and additional Instructions
were cablsd to Minister Phelps
YESTERDAY. /. lie said in diplomatic
ci,c,es that 1t is not usual for q
government to ask or demand the recall
of representative Of . foreign govern.
ment who is not acceptable or agreeable
to the government to which he is eccred-
tied, but the l.tter simply intlmates deli
cately that the representative Ia not &C.
ceptsble, which is equivalent In plain
English to saying that his room Is better
than his company and the recall OF the
offensive representative would afford the
dispIeased government satisfaction.
In diplomacy hint is better than 8
kick. ard altogether sufficient to insure
the removal of an obnoxious minister.
Therefore 1t is reasonable to assume that
the English government in the due course
of time Will give Lord Sickviile in
strucaops to
PACK BIS TRUNK AND DEPART
From the American capital. Tie TACT
tat the President, through the Sac De-
p, rtment, had tele grsphed oil the Il cts In
connection With the British Minis ter's
lie ter to Minister Phelps in London be
lad before the British government WAS
pI nted IN New York paper to-day, and
be ore noon tie corridors in front OF the
tfice of Secretary BeyaId in the S ate
l. part Ient wss throDged with new pi-
ptr melrrxcue &C &c: word CT vel Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
supr. me oouA. Dsc,sions
Spacial tn the Gszatta

TYLER, TEX Oct. 30-The Supreme
court rendered decisions In the following
cases this morning: Affirmed-St. Louie,
Arkansas and Texas Railway VS.. Du.ton
& Bsrne, rom Franklin; Hopkins vs..
Porteridge, from Camp.
Reversed and Remsndei-Draddock ct
al. VS. O:and ct al, from Bell.
Revised and Affi cmed - Whitaker ct
81. vs. Alday ct al, from Cass.
Motion for Rehesrlng Ogerruled-Tug-
well < Mad 1ison vs.. the Eagle Pass Ferry
Company, from Maverick.
The court also sustained the opinions
Of the Commission Of Appeals
in tae following cases: Affirmed: Lend
hem & Bro. vs. Muschanp, from Val
Verde; Wilson VS.. Demander, from Bas-
trop; International and Great Northern
Railway Company vs.. Gordon, from Rob-
er.son; International and Great Northern
Railway Company VS.. Moody, from
BsXar.
Reversed snd R,msnded-Coket ct eI ,
from Montague; McCsuley & Chsmpit.
vs.. H,rrisop, from Tom Green; Inserna.
tional and Gres. Northern Railway Com
pAnFssSssR ssteo, from Travis; Blum ct
stsSs. SiHfesop, from Bell; Gaih Colo
lfsdo sn3ea3Ets Fe Riilwsy vs. j jhnson,
Rs5s1dGand DismIssed-Msnn VS..
KeiseXa9 ar, from Wise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

This is always desirable. and the speedier It
takes place the better. Doubly welcome Is 1t
in the case Of those usually indust ious lit e
organs, the kidneys, which. whs4 they go on a
strike SO TO speak and drogfFk. seriou'ly
amp ri heolsn in more teES3e way. First
. fse, viii h is hydra Hsfde. inciadipg such
&pseEous maladisA,s disease and
df48sess. h4etive they fail TO
s tfst feuosfhtss5k1m tie bl91f impurities
ssfhil sfSair iaeSssh weak ~ lis bIss g.
qisS5kht pras6H TT ofg11c action, fset
sss ae9n sis ssss ia pa:
We kidneys t. retHs1lS dufy6et8dt athens
Them and 'ths bladder E4br k9F bowels,
stomach and liver 1t likewise exeSts regu
lstipg and inviyorating innuenlSs and 1t
strenEth ne the system, and avs2ts and
reniedie malaria and rheumatism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

NGw YORK, Oct. 81 Congressman
Patrick Collins aad John Boyle O'Reilly,
of Boston, came here to-day and went
straight from the station to the Hoffman
aouss. At l O'Clock both gentlemen
went to Secretary Whitney's house. and
we're closeted with PRECEDENT Cleveland
for two hours.
The subj sct Of the consultation was the
recall of Lord Ssckville, the British
Minister at Washington. Taey laid their
case SO strongly before the President that
he assured then, on their departure
that If Lord SickVIle was not recalled
within three Gays he would be given his
passports. Mess-e. Collins and OR lilly
took the O'Clock train for Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

the reA Alia.ion message all to pieces
'I didn't understand it ther," contin-
ued Mr.. Slough, "out do row. Every
circumstance points to the fact that the
Murchison letter WAS what MI. Cherry
referred to, and future DEVELOPMENTS will
undoubtedly prove 1t. The Republicans
in our section are desperate and are
resdy to resort to any measure which will
check the tide that is now running in our
favor"
DEMOCRATS WILL CARRY CALIFORNIA.
"Do you think" l asked, "that there
Is any probability of Cleveland's carrying
California;"
N certainly do. The Presidents retail
iation message and the signing OF the
Chinese exclusion bill have strengthens
US greatly. They have been worth sew.
eral thousand votes to US. Tue Republic
cans ct their principal gains to come
from the immigration to Los Angeles and
San Diego counties within the past few
years. The figures, however, do not bear
this out. A our last county election, two
years sgo, 1t was diff: cult to find candi-
dates willing to sccept plsce OF the Dem.
ocratic ticket. We were all misled, you
see, by these stories Of Republi-
can increase in 9 county which
had always been sgsinst Us. To our sur
prise whe the returns we're courted we
found that we were beaten By only Q
handful Of votes, which shows thst the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
4 BRfHEe CALLS.

One nan Killed and Give Fatally In
jarsGs
DCQUoINK, Ill, Oct. 50.-A terrible
accident occurred yesterday afternoon
Sear Biairsvile, about sixteen miles from
here. A gang Of men were repairing an
Iron truss bridge which spans Big Muddy
river. Withou u warning the vast macs
dropped to the water fifty feet below.
William Thomson WAS instantly killed
and Arthur Nc RE, James Camobell, B.
Msffoli, John +. muLd5 and Theodore
Harris fatally wounded. W. c. McR.e,
Thomas RIbinson, Miles Harris, Frank
aIGfxaniured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

Law eyes on spo'her American Newspaper
N so long as he lives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

The GrsAa Republic Cig.Ws must
have msril Quincy woald not s8sve been
initiated by Sd m4ay fsctor Wnen
You buy ask to ssftte red seal factory
200 on the sseUxs DID by ell Kssefxss
dealers. ,s$
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
sssEiasfesseeoa ssols -. v

II you want the hest sengs or instru-
new stock at 500 A9p street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
ono Woman K,lsAno,h or.

ASHLAND, Wis, Oct. SOFT An Indian
Rdsnce ct Donah Saturday two young
squsws overhearing same remarks made
snaLs, woman, Rhitebird, turned
s5a III sn sss1'ols 1 9isiin e.
' sss1 r. l.ss 81 sS''' was the cause of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

Immigration is SD u; ven y divided be-
tween the two art,es."