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The Washington critic., 1888-09-29
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED,

MASK AND DOMINO. BY David l.. Prouddt.
Philadelphia; Porter " Coates.
Acollecton of poems and character sketches,
some of the former of which have heretofore
appeared in the Century. The sketches were
first printed in the New York Graphic over the
pen name Of Peleg Arkwrght.
WHEN AGE GRows YOUNG. A Romance. By
Iiyland G. Kirk. New York. Charles Z.
Dillingham;, 7lS Broadway. Washington:
Brentano's, Eleventh street and the avenue.
A well-wrtten romance with plot and
theory both cleverly drawn. Mr.. Kirk is not
unknown to many Washingtonlans and they
will know him still more favorably on peru
sal of this book. "Sunset' Cox highly COM
pliments its vivacity and the interest, both of
its description and colloquy,and as "a dramatic
novel it is finding many admirers.
FRIENDLY LETTERS TO AMERICAN FARMERS
AND OTHERS on "The Champion Tariff
Swndle OF the World" BY J, s. Moore
AMERICAN PRISONS in the Tenth United States
Census. A Paper by Frederick Howard
Wines, Secretary of tue National Prison AS
sociation, etc
Both of the above publications belong to the
"Questions of the Day. series issued by G. p.
Putnams Sons, New York.
TALES OF KING ARTHUR and His Knights of
the Round Table, By Margaret We're Far
rington. With Illustrations by Alfred Fred,
ericks and Others. Dedicated to Mr. George
w. Cable. New York: &. p. Putnam's
Sons
MARIE. A Seaside Episode By z. Ritter,
jr Illustrated by Coultaus. Chicago: Bel
ford, Clarke Il Co.
LITTLE JoE, BY James Otis. Illustrated,
Boston ID, Lothrop Company,
The story of New York newsboy, alone in
the world but with plenty of pluck aud
perseverance, who fually succeeds in ac-
quiriug good farm and plenteous fortune,
| 1t is told in tho best vein of the popular au-
thor and will delight all the boys and
girls.
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cRITICULAR.

"Daniel," remarked the President this
morning, as he laid aside the New York
Tribune with frown on his brow and sigh
In his bosom.
"Yes, sire" responded Daniel, softly.
"Do you think am hated and reviled with
bitterness OF partisan maignity by the hosts
Of Error, but am still loved for the enemies
have made and am making gr
eyes, sire"
"Do you think am an unscfsh American
statesman, Daniel ?"
ayes, sire.n
"And, Daniel do you think will stand out
against the horizon Of the history of the age
one Of the noblest figures in the life Of the
Republics"
eyes, sire" replied Daniel, with just a sug-
gestion of a smile as his eye roamed around
the physical amplitude Of his Chief
"And, Daniel, do YOU think am an honest
man, who stands for the right with the firm.
ness and serenity Of the Rock Of Ages itself ?"
eyes, SIRE"
"And do you think, Daniel, that ] am
man OF indomitable Perseverance, absolute
fearessnoss aud conscious powerr'
"Ycs, sre.n
"And that have a great brain, intrepid
heart and tircless vigorS"
ayes, sire"
The President was silent for mo ment then
he arose.
"Dauicl," he said taking him by the hand,
as the Joyful tears filled his eyes, ~ thank
you. That's what Don Dickinson said about
me In his speech at Detroit, but, Daniel, it
sounded too good to be true,n and the Presi-
dent overcome by his emotion threw his arms
around Daniels neck and hid his blushiug
face in the flowing collar Of his office coat
The Republicans didn't open the Ball last
night.
The procession last night appeared to have
been black baled.
Our aqueduct appears to be hole-y terror.
Cool treatment-packing in ice.
There will be meeting between the two
Jacks in Florida before long.
Anna Dickinson has sent q bill OF $500 to The
National Republican Committee for dresses she
is to wear on her speaking, tour and
Chairman Quay breaks forth as follows:
Whoa, Annal
Pull down your vest!
Or pull down that bill
| or $500!
1t was your addresses,
Not your dresses, we were to
Pay for
And you were to work in the Interest
OF the ballot box,
Not the Band box!
Oh, Petticoats In Politics;
Oh Politics IN Potticoats,
| ought to have had more sense
| Than TO put woman on
The stump;
She should have
Climbed treel
Women arc like religion;
They don't NIX with politics
| Worth a cent;
Much less $500
| Worth!
Well should smile!
l notice that General Harrison
Has contributed
$3.50
To the Campaign Fund.-
Ben is no ten-thousand-dollar man;
And Anna,
II you will throw off
$50,
| will see II we can't arrange
To give you our candidates.
Contribution to settle
Your dressmaker's bill With
Till then;
Ia, Ia,
Tar tarl
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29
RICHARD II. SYLVESTER. ..... Editor
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 20, 1888.

The iute-bagging trust, that by its
late advance in prices aroused the
righteous wrath of the Southern cotton
planters, has received very black eye
through the efforts of Senator Jones, of
Arkansas. A recent ruling of the Treas
ury Department., made in response TO
certain inquiries and representations by
Senator Jones, declares that copton-bag-
ging, the product of American manufac-
ture and once used as covering for
export cotton, can be returned to this
country free of import duty. IL is
thought that this ruling will operate
seriously against the trust, and possibly
break up most unjust combination. II
will certainly be OF great relief TO the
planters, as it will enable them to buy
this secondhand baggng at low figures
and use it over again. 1t may require
additional legislation to fully protect
them against the jute monopoly, but rs
prompt, effective measure in their i'm
mediate interest, saving them hundreds
of thousands of dollars, the decision Of
the Treasury is of great and timely i'm
portance; and Senator Jones is entitled
to tho gratitude of the South for the
interest he has shown in the matter.
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The West End Street Railway, of

The West End Street Railway, of
Boston, has been authorized to use elcc-
tricity as a motor, with overhead wires,
about which such hue and cry has
been raised. 1t is the intention of the
managers to grass over its roadway on
Beacon street, and the beauty of that
aristocratic avenue will thus be more
than maintained. The system consists
of one one-flfth of an inch wire over each
track, and the utmost pains have been
taken to make it safe and unobjection-
able.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

There is a good deal of method in the
madness of the Sioux over the pending
treaty, Human nature In an Indian is
about the same that it is in white man
after all The Sioux reason thus; If
we are far enough advanced in civiliza-
tion 10 adopt the land system of the pale
faces and settle down TO farming on
quarter section or half section farms in
stead of roaming at large over big res
ervarlon. are we not far enough ad-
vanced to Get fair price for our land
We are only offered fifty cents-why not
havo dollar or II dollar and a quarter
an acre ? There is a sound and thrifty
philosophy in this view of tho situation,
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

According to the official returns OF the
Maine election, the Republican gain as
compared with the September vote of
1884 is about lilo per cent, while that
Of the Democrats is almost III per
cent; and il is estimated by our Demo-
cra%ic friends that proportionate guin
in New York will give Cleveland 81 900
plurality; in Indiana, $1,000; in New
Jersey, 5000, and in Connecticut 3,700.
This is highly rose-colored view of the
situation, but they say that figures don't
lie. We shall know more about it in
thirty eight days from now
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

Capt. Thomas w. Symons. of the
Engineer Corps, now in charge of the
street Department of the District Gov
ernmcnt, had charge of the Washington
Aqueduct during the first two and u
half years of its construction. and dur
ing that time he made q ereditable
record, IIc built the dam at Great
Falls and the new reservoir aud por-
tion of the tunnel and no fault has
ever been found with his work. JUS
tice should be freely given where it is
so well deserved.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

Secretary Endicott and General Benct,
Chief of Ordnance are clearly of the
opinion that tho Civil' Service law Is
not un Army Service law, and that in
the appointment and discharge Of en-
poycs Of the armores and arscnals
throughout the country Democrats
should he favored, other qualifications
being equal The theory has always
been that the army and navy were
branches of the public service, to be
kept entirely clear Of partisan politics,
yet it is not always so in practice It
is custom Of long standing, as Senator
Hale is aware, and as ex-Sccrctary
Chandler must certainly know, TO vote
the men at the navy ynrds, Churlcstown,
BroolSlyn, Norfolk and elsewhere; and
the new administration seems to think
that the same political manipulation APP
plies TO the employees OF other work
shops, The doctrine will not be partic-
ularly palatable to the Mugwumps, and
especially as emanatiug from one who
has always been deemed so loyal mem
ber Of their fraternity as Secretary
EndicotL
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motors in use has about decided in favor
Of the Short system also, by which the
power is transmitted from an overhead
wire. In the Improvement of street
railroad locomouon, the principle Of
the survival Of the fttest' is to deter
mine results
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

Mrs. Langtry is again upon the bound
ing billows with her face towards the
sunset, but she brings back the same
name that she took out with her, Mr..
Langtry strenuously objects TO her
parting with it, even to accommodate
Mr.. Gebhard.
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vesr,-,-.IfAvfNG INCREASED FACILITIES
hAai.h for the mandatory and delivery Of
Confectionery, Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
etc, orders will hc delivered promptly. Per
sons wishing orders for Ice Creams, Custards,
iccs, ChariOttcs. etc, for sunday will please
leave their orders as early saturday as con
GEORGE W. wEGDMAN,
3O3 Pa ave. =. O.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

AS to overhead wires again, Not only
are they 10 be put up on Beacon street,
Boston, hut the South Sixth Street limo
OF 81, Louis, which now has an eleetrl,
clan IN the East investigating the various
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

1t is reported that Berry Wall has
been offered $40 900 for a thirty weeks
engagement as the star in His Lord
ship" He's the huckleberry for the
place.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

William Il. Howard, the treasurer of
the corporation of Manassas, Virginia,
who dccamped on Thursday with all of
the town funds got no further than Nor
folk before he was arrested. lie appears
TO have made a sort Of Bull Run of it.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

Three of kind, IN New Yorlk--Hewitt
FOR Mayor Hill for Governor and Glove
land for President.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

After Don DiclIinson's eulogism OF
the President at Detroit, it would not be
violent distortion OF language to call
him the John the Baptist of the cam
paign.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

John l., Sullivan Is reported out of
danger. That doesn't mean that Xii
rain has left the country, but that Johns
sickness is letting up,
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

Messrs. Thurman and Morton had bet
ter hurry up with their letters of nc
ceptance or there won't be any use of
one of them doing il Mt all.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

Senator Harris wants TO hang the
man who has been monlIeying with our
aqueduct. Any jury would hang that
would try il.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

Gen. Benet has the proper pattern of
civil service reform, although it is not
cut out Of Mugwump cloth,
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APIeasant AlternatIve.

ave got note OF 800 to meet to-day, and
I'm $50 Short he said, as he entered the
office.
"say, don't you try to meet it," replied the
other.
'Why 81
"Its no use. II you have managed to get
$50 together take 1t aud skip for South Amer
lea at once. Train leaves at 3 O'clock aud
you have seventeen minutes to pack up aud
catch II -
"But, my dear"
"Don't stop to argue, They don't expect
you to pay the note and you'll never have $50
again in your life Skip h--[Detroit Free
Press.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

v8F9-5asIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
HsSSa corner sixth and streets south
west. Preaching by the pastor, Dr.. Hershey, at
II q. m, on ''Incorect Ideas ot Life, Young
Folks meeting at p. M No preaching at
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

Politicians are just now not so much
interested in the Maine vote as in the
main vote
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

1t is not yet decided in the Senate
whether or not Senator Spooncr as a de-
batter takes the Coke
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STEAMBOATS,.
LNOR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH.

4 -
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Wa hington
Monday Wednesday and Friday, AT 3 y. m.
Thursday and Saturday, at y, m, from sixth
Street Wharf
Steamer Leary lands at Piney Point going aud
returning
. Lady OF tho Lake lands al CornHeld Harhor
Rand Colonial Beach on saturdays Sisamec
IRON Washington daily including Sundays until
further notice. sunday Al y IN,
Fare Saturday excursion, return Monday
Il, m. S3 round trip.
Connections made at Norfolk with Old DO
minion steamship COMPANY Tor New York
Knox Lloyd NXpreSS viii call ami check
baggage at hotels ana private residences.
Telephone oAll-Leary Tla q MOseley, 0l.
Fare, So,
", T., WEIGH sup, +, s, Co.
GEO. +. Pnllall5, supt /. " 5, O. Co,
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Only thirty-eight days until all cleo
tion bets will be decided.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

Senator Chandler is still waiting for
somebody from Texas to kick him.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

The Pope is still anxious about the
restoration of his temporal rights, and
the world is moving on.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

We have got an aqueduct scandal but
we haven't got any Gov. Hill.
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nnr-. spEcIAL NOTICE.

Lace Curtains Numbered equal to now for SOC
per pair Send nostal aud goods VIII be called
FOR and returned,
O2l n 50. n. w.
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nrc.laPHILIp Y. MALL,

VNn@. PHILIP r, HALL,
HAss1s 00S Il street W.,
Makes u specially OF oustom-made shirts, so
place your order with him al once
WV. G. MgTzERoTT & CO., MUSIC
hhSi& Dealers have moved from Peunsyl.
yana avenue 70 their new building, 1l1O st n
W, three doors west of w. g. Moses & Sons.
In the city.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

nPEN Alb AUMMRR~-ACADEMY OF FINE
~ ARTS SOI Il st. presided over by MRS.
MlOGENE Il. MOhRELl. who has had TIVE ve
medals ana studied 10 years IN Europa with tho
forming careless habits OF drawing they will be
received saturday., nc years OF age and up
ward for aimost nothing, Instruction IN every
rorirats and Historical Painting, Evening
clussOs for ladies' and gentlemen, Mondays and
Wednesdays az z O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vsfs.s-s LIsz1's huAPsODiES nONGhOlSE
s'-e@ IN lOc music and many other
choce pieces at Dc. AZ HENRY WHITES
New Nude Store, 6o5 eth st. m. W. Call or
sord Tor catalogues
yAF5ss--,THE ECONOMY GAS COOKING
S's2A stoves have the Dest reputation. Our
sales nearly double each yelr on their merits
HAYWARD a. HUTCHINSON. Butchon's Bus.
ton Polish for Floors and Furniture. d2d 9th
ST. Vhoico Porcelains, ETC.. for presents
yg11ssouTqERN RN1YiygsTMGNT;I IN COAL,
H~N,A Iron aud Timber Lands.
A. ", RANDLE begs TO call the special atten
tou OF persons desiring 10 acquire such prop.
erty In large or small tracts at the very lowest
prices. run particulars ON application. Ad-
dress 3O3 9TH st., II. W. Washington, ID. O.
Ylsr-,-,.LADGEs2 LADIES, LADIEsl
hRrEa Mrs. McCaferty is the onlv hat and
bonnet frame manufacturer In the city. Call
ana see her new, shqpeS. Bleaching and press.
ing. straw and Folt Hats altered To the latest
styles Orders promptly attended 10.
1909 street n. W.
BS'1sse5ss Low PRICES THIS MONTH.
Place your orders With
S. G. CARTER, 1Olll AND u STREETS, $. W.
BRANCH YARD; A05 X street, $. w.
Telephone Connection.
y7srST-s,ALL DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE
R%1Ea Fifth and sixth Congressional Dis.
tricts OF Maryland and the Eighth Virpinia Dis
trict who are temporarily RESTING IN George
town may secure tickets TO their homes by
applying at the Office ot CllAS. II. FICKLING,
1861 High 81. n. W. Registration In these dis
trcts closes on Tuesday, october ..
S--nUAVlNG RECENTLY PURCHASED
Hstass tho establishment Of S. e. Matlock,
B2b and 031 q st. u. W., am prepared TO ac'
oommodate the public with all kinds Of evening
driving vehicles at short notice Bnd on most
reasonable terms particular attention given TO
boarding horses and on the most reasonable
terms. IL, D. BROOKE,
Telephone call 0362 Proprietor.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

vhe-s-,,T THE OPENING FXERCISES or THE
hE1a Law apartment OF lhe National Uni
versity will he he'd on MONDAY EVENING, Oc-
tober l, 1888, az O'oluok
HON SAMUEL f., PHILLIPS, texSolcitor
CeneraD will eiiyer the opening address All
interested are co dlally invited TO be present
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, |

Three entire floors, National Bank OF The
Republic Building corner 7th and D SITS. n. W
Lay and even pg sessions, Young men ard
won on practically trained for selt'support, and
useful lives, Rive courses The Practical busi
ness Course, Stenography, Type-Writing and
GraphophOne, pitmau Shorthand, Practical
English Branches, Delsarte school of Expres.
sion. Scholastic year begins Monday Septem'
tember 3. College opens tor arrangements ON
aud after Monuay, august ~. Sendtr new H.
lustratrd announcement
HENRY g, SPENCER, LI., r., Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice'Prinoipal,
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PERSONAL
WILL FANNIE LEE, VINO WORKED AT
w 1910 st, please call there at oncef


WILL FANNIE LEE, VINO WORKED AT
" l716 @ st, please call there AT onceY
TTsgFTL FEET, ETC.-"TuE WISE FOR
| hoaIth on daily walks depend" and
thousands, from for and near, visit DR.. Whites
establishment l4lG Pa. ave-, opposite ,Willard's
Hotel, for releffron and avoidance of ailments
Of the feet. Dr. Whites twentyeght consecu-
tive years Of practice in Washington, ID. G.
OniCe fee 81 q sitting,
DRESSMAKING- G-MRS. e. A. POWER, AGENT
~ for the Rood Magic Scale, Instruction. 50;
liberal discount 10 clubs of three or more lolS
Sth 81 n W.
TJNnE wOMAN'S DAILY TRIBUNE FOR SALE
i by s. Kelly. 1864 @ st W; price do cents
per set, delivered in any part of the city
iIlRSr.OLASS MEALS FOR 25c. BELLS
T. International Dining and Lunch Rooms,
$40 Pa avonw. Board and rooms, 81 aud 81
per day
ClOR SALE-sToCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
II will of Grocery Store. Apply on premises,
corner 18th and Boundary SITS n W.
DU.GRACE ROBEHTS HAS RETURNED TO
~ the city and VIII be found at her ONCE,
corner 9TH and Q SITS G.
"ONHE WORLD no NoyF."-REMEMBER
i the Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has
cut the prices; watches cleaned, 81: hrstrclass
mainsprngs, warranted, one year, 81; all clock
and iewelry work at the lowest prices In the
city; we defy competition. 1924 stn W.
TINRY OUB BUTTERiNE, AT 20 CENTS PER
pound, don't get strong or rancid; Keeps
better than butter; satisfaction assured (all the
year round). or money iefunded Exclusive
control for Washington of the goods we sell.
stalls 32S o2O and 330-remember the num-
bers-Centre Market, adjoining Goldens fish
stalls Open daily TIL 1890; Saturdays all
day. Also d61 q st n W., open all day.
Telephone, 643-2, or Deb. ...
NIFTY ACRES FRESH PAsTURAGE AT 81
r DER month for horses. at Carleton Mills,
near Badensburg. w. w. JACKSON.
DOG COLLARS. ENGRAVED AND RAzoRs
~ sharpened free. WALFoRD,
4S7 Pa ave n w
CONSTIPATION CURED BY TAKING CLARK's
~ Constipation Cure; no mercury; purely
vegetable Agency WARES Ebbitt House
Drug Store.
ENGRAVED PLATE, 81; PRINTING 30 VS.
IL iting cards from same, 45c; printing 100
visiting cards from the same 76c; Hthograph
check books made to order.
j. Ia KBRVAND, 1912 IA ave W.
NEW YORK INTELLIGENCE OFFICE AND
IN Room Renting Agency -Flrst-class help
for hotels and private families. Call ut Office
0Od G stnw W.
VlBOY LAUNDRY,
i 1110 G street W.
Branch Office, 1919 Pa. ave
Collars and Cuffs speciality, at 2Oc. per doz;
Shirts 10c. each.
Goods called for and delivered at any part of
fhp pity
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

We Make No Idle Boasts,
But we do know that we can show the largest
line OF Suitings and Trouserings In the city.
Pants to ORDER So. EIsEMAN BRo,'s,
Tailoring Department, 7th q L Sts,
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

ST. CECEIIA'S ACADEMY, COZ EAST CAPT.
- tOl ST., reopens MONDAY, SEPTEMBER .,
No extra charge for instructions In plain sew.
ing fancy work and polite department.
Acadeluic course for young ladies' desiring u
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., 1888-09-29

M LDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT, Ma
INA tonal University, The ttth annual
cOur.o OF lectures viii begin MONDAY, october
/, 1885, and terminate April so, 1880,
For announcement and Information apply to
ii, IL. BARKER, NJ, D., Dean,
1ll6 II stnw
The Washington critic., 1888-09-29

1sAOVERCOATS OVERCOATSI - THE
HSth.a New York Wat1h Club Co. Is forming
clubs for fine oyercoats at wholesale manufac-
turing prices on weekly payments OF 81 each.
Great reductions in watches and jewelry. Sam
pies can be seen at the office OF
THE NEW YORK WATCH CLUB CO.,
GIT II vt. n, W.
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MARIYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

3I3SINTU STREET NORTHWEST,
Near City PostonlOe,
Reopens SEPTEMBER TO- Colored students
not admitted. FRANCIS q, MARTIN, Pres
ident; g. X. URNEH, A, NJ, O. e. Principal; j.
g. WELDON Assistant; MISS Ii. B. WEIR
nVnn. .M rlIinn
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~ RESSMkKING MRS. e. A. POWER, AGENT
IL for the Rood Magic Scale, instruction, so;
liberal discount 20 clubs of three or more. 1Ois
II n
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H,-S=sNEw BOOKS.
w. II. MORRISON,
1884 r STREET NORTHWEST.

yts5s,-,THE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTu.
w. RAJ IRON AND BRIDGE WORKS.
WORKS. Corner of Water and 32d Streets.
Washington. ID. G. Telephone Call, 42S.3.
Roofs, Bridges, Turn Tables etc. Rolled Iron
and Steel Beams, Channels, Angles, etc. Cast
ings of every description. Ornamental Cast and
Wrought.IrOn Work a speciality. Plans, ksti
mates ana Strain.Sheets promptly furnished on
application. Special facilities for Heavy Cast
ings. Capacity of works, 5000 tons per annum.
EDWARD l.. DENT, NJ e.,
Owner and General Manager,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-03-07

We observe that some OF our State ex-
changes have the habit OF crediting to anoth-
er paper news which originally appeared In
the Rsotster. This is unJournalistic, and even
worse. It has the appearance OF stealthy at
tempt to inflct an injury on the Register
Columbia Register.
We have no idea to whom the Register has
reference in its charge that some OF the estate
exchanges have the habit of creditng to an
other paper news which originally appeared
in the Register" If the Press and Banner has
sinned In this respect, it was from accident.
We certainly would not Intentionally credit
anything to "another paper than the one to
which credit was due.
We think, however, that the Register does a
wrong to the press OF this State in charging
"soms" OF their number with "stealthy at
tempt to infiict an injury on the Register" "
II any OF us have sinned, name the man, but,
II you please, don't cast reflections on the
whole. As matter Of fact, we don't see how
tbs failure to credit anything will injure pa
per.
The Register is perfectly welcome to any
thing in our paper, with or without credit.
We shall not object to Its crediting any para
graph to our neighbor, the Medium. If though
we have ever failed to give the Register proper
credit, we ore unconscious of the fact, and If
we have done 30. We hereby authorize the
Regi,ter to get even by using any and every
thing in the Press and Banner that may be Of
service to it, and give us no credit at all.
Neighbor, it makes no difference with US
about the credit. Just help yourself, If you
see anything in our paper that will do to fill a
corner. The fact that you use anything of
ours Ia compliment enough for us. Never
mind the credit. Help yourself