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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-05
I'd EDITION.
Latest qGlGglanI % The Star.
SOME ENGLISH OPINIONS.
What Il said of HarrisOn's Inaugural
Address by London Journals.


Address by London Journals.
Special Gable Dispatch to TIE EVENING srAa
LONDON, March 5.--The coercionist Journals
make great point OF Harrisons Law and order
remarks. The Morning Post says They are
a warning to electors in Great Britain from q
democratic experience wider than their Ow2
against the dangers OF allowing citizens to
choose what laws to obey" The Times says
the message will stop the Gladstonians' appeal
ing to American opinion In favor of home rule.
The PAD MAJ Gazette turns the argument, say
ing: Americans reverence the law only be-
cause it expresses the matured conviction OF
the whole community. Where. as IN the
slavery question, the laws conficted with JUS
tice, the salvation of the American republic lay
in opposing the law" The republic itself en-
bodied the result of the revolt against the law.
The DAILY Ne,cs sarcastically eulogizes what it
calls " the refreshing canjor" OF the reference
to civil service, and finds i'll the address ground
for the belief that the spoils are still to go TO
the victors. The Star condemns Harrison's
- tall talk, and contrasts the Democratic SIM
plicity Of the Inauguration with the senseiess
cost Of our English coronation.
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Relief for Furnishing Cinnamon

San Francisco. March 5-The steamer CITY
of New York. from China and Japan, brings adj
vices that relief is now coming in from ali sides
Tor the great distress in North China, caused
by last seasons crop failure, but nevertheless
1t is feared that many thousands of people will
perish i'll the cold of the winter.
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THE PRESIDENTS DOOR.

he descended at about a quarter OF IL into the
east room to receive the people who had come TO
pay their respects. The White House
had been the center OF attraction for the thou
sands of visitors all the morning. and by
the gates. which had been locked
since daybreak. Bands were playing.
soldiers and civilians parading back and forth
on Pennsylvania avenue opposite the mansion,
and the impatient populace strove TO gain ad-
mittance at every barrier, guarded by police
man.
RECEIVING THE PEOPLE.
As soon as the President reached the east
room some OF those at the west gate were ad-
mitted. and shortly after brown-coated club
walk to the door,
The President began the bandshaking as
soon a. he had taken up his position just out
side OF the east room. with his back to the
south. A sofa behind him gave him
as his left hand and acted as master Of
ceremonies. although the affair was very in
formal. line Of policemen extended
at long intervals at the main door.
and the ushers continued the guard
line to the exit, which through the
window to the east OF the portico. Capt Dins-
more took prominent part in the pro-
ceedings, and was active as will
o'-the-wisp. His old familiarity and
acquaintance with the mode OF procedure al
the White House-it will be rene mbered that
he was head doorkeeper under President
Hayes, Garfield and Arthur, and served two
years in that capacity under President Cleve-
land-enablel him to
HANDLE TIE CROWDS WITH EASE
The reception was intended for organized
bodies, but the public managed to slip in a,
times between the different clubs. The useful.
ness OF the Gordon Of guards was
somewhat lessened by the boldness of some
who jumped over the fences. Occasion.
ally a rush Was made on the west gate
and food Of people would burst into
the grounds. In this way q great throng
accumulated around the portico aud
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Killed While Firing a Salute

CAIRO, ILL, March 5.-Chas. WE'LL was in
stantly killed and Geo. Schook was dangerously
wounded yesterday at Golconda. small river
town near here. These men with several
others were firing a cannon in honor of Presi-
dent Harrisons Inauguration, when the cannon
was discharged prematurely with fatal result.
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The Riots at Shanghai.

San Francisco, March SIN consequence of
the arrest at Shanghai of Chinaman BY police.
6Ooo rioters assembled February 5, burned
down the English consulate and attacked the
American consulate, doing great damage.
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The Greenback Confere,ce-

The conference Of national greenbackers,
called to meet here on the 9th instant, viii be
held in Willard hall, l4th and + streets, at noon
Tomorrow
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A Corn Palace at Paris.

Paris, March 5.-The management of the
Paris exposition have set apart space free Of
charge for the proposed American exhibition
OF Indian corn. The intention is to build O
handsome palace.
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Harrison gen $4,000 salary, ne vics-Prssi-
dent 5000, the cabinet each. 1900, the
supreme court Judges $1,000, the general
OF me army $13,O0O aud the lieutenant gen.
erai Sl1.oO0. and part Of each SALARY may b
Invested In the u u layior bourbon sad Rye
hlsky, oecause the highest society knows the
nal and social purpossa il is uo.Sted by 6. n.
GRAVES = SONS, hoston. and your bruggist ana
GiOcer win supply you and guaransss e ul1h
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The NUMBER OF ARRESTS YEsrxRpAY.
police arrested in the twenty-four hours, end
ing at clock this morning two hundred and
forty-three persons, and of these ninety seven
were PLAIN DRINKS. The first and sixth precincss
held the prize each with IS arrests; the fourth
comes next, IS, aud the second and third. each
~ The detectivss locked up u persons ON
suspicion.
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The Comittee Of Notification.
THEY CALL UPON THE PREsIpExr.

By special appointment the late republican
national committee Of notification called upon
the President at IL 80 a. m. and afterward upon
Vice-President Morton. The following we're
present: Obed Wheeler. New York; II. A. Pot
ter, New Jersey. John c. Dougherty, Tennessee:
ana; Frank Reeder, Pennsylvania; Thos. w,
Scott. Illinois; Geo Denny. IT,. Kentucky; VIM.
n Marine, Maryland; y. P. Mays, Oregon; r. u.
Burden, Massachusetts,; VIM Mcpherson, Mich
igan.
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The three-mile boat race between Gaudaur
and 0'Connor, at San Francisco, was won by
the latter IN nineteen minutes and forty-fiye
seconds.
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Remarkable Success

The phenomennlly fine vintage 1884,
"Aumm's Extra Dry Champagne. has de-
lighted connoisseurs OF both continents.
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PosD,s E1rnAcr

Posps ExrnAcr
Is USED In TIE HoUsE-
HOLD OF
6UBDUEs INFLAMMA-
TON. CONTROLS HEM
ORRHAGES. INyALUA-
BILE FOB BURNe,
WoU NDs. BRUISES.
xfC. PAIx DIsAr
GEARa 0o
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SPECIAL BAneA1ss In FuRs AND

SEAISKIN SHOULDER CAPE and MUFF.
ASIKACHAN trimmed at cost.
TWO SEAL JACKETS, s75 and $50
Plush JACkETS, VISITS and SACQUES, excel
lent quality, at cost.
The lalsnce Of NUTS. BoAs and Collars in all Furs
cOsI AL rviiaL.e gods aid genuine argzins, At
MlLLE1T & RUOFF,
Hsttsrs and Furriers
RIO SO1 Penn
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THE NEW CABIN EFT.
Men Who VIII Compose President
HarrisOn's Official Family.

WHILE But TWO HAVE NATIONAL regulations
1T IS BELIEVED THAT ALL ARE STRONG MEN
WHO WILL REFLECT CREDIT UPON THE NEW
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SKETCHES OF ALL
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Usr HoRsronD,s Acp PHospH.rr.
HEALTHFUL TONIC.
Used In place Of Lemons or lime Juice a Win bsr.
nopze with such smulAnts ~ are necessary 10 tAks
l.h4
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Tia. GEsu1s.
JOHANN HOPS
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
fALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
fcr impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia. Convalescence
wesk Children and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IL suffering from an attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength, but brought extreme
exhaustion from inability tu appropriate food tried
The effects of the Genuine Jo ham Hos Malt Extract
w1neslassful three times day It's followed
BY marked Effects. Food which bad heretofore been
found TO the alimentary canal unchanged dgesed
properly. 2. There appeared increased power Of
evolving animal heat aud storing up lat.
Beware of limitations The genuine has the sigma
tnre Of Johann Hof on the neck OF every bottle. All
others are worthless limitations.
JOHANN HOFF. Berlin and Vienna New York Of.
nee. Barclay st. a3tuthSs
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enus. s924,57l; customs, s7s2,65A
George II. Lee, q colored barber, was locked
up ct the first precinct this afternoon for carry
ug Q razor.
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EARIEs GAIIERIEs-"T LOVE- THELATEsT
two s.s. soi9ssd .. plain The pietsr. q ne SO,
Paul Wagner FAITH" HOPE" Bodenhsusen, and
many other new snd bexutiful subjects tor the Ho-
brzun's Carbon fietarss All the kerery Gro1ls.
de4 SIG cHEsTSUf 81. FaIIADEifHiA.
a NGOsTURA BITTERs Is A HOUSEHOLD WORD
"A All over the world for over any year. u has i'd
warn the public against counterfeits- 1he genuine
article u Manufactured BY Dr. J. @. b sIEGEnT Z
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Wzr DHAo ON

Amisershls sx,stsncs whsn q few ooss,es a.
ASsrs sar.apsrills would csrtsiriy snvs he
sen<fh and ssryy yoa pssd, Thsu.ands sss
ssonns IL virtues daily. % mag yoa hra
Aiics "sss Of Js6srsoa. ". Va, wriss.: q 49,
al run down before bssa. 10 ,sas Ayee., ssr.
sapAr.ila. bot am nov gaanius IN seren~th svsry
day"
Being very veal and dsspondsns asssr Iona
iansss. tried Ayers sAs..psrula. and two bot.
Ties nave restored ne to my former health. -.
Mis- Blanche Q. Bsownsll. boyisson Plaza
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared BY DR.. j. @ Aver Co. Lowell. Msss.
soid By al Drusxists. Price. 81: six bottl.-s O.
WORTH Is A BOTTLE
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DEclslos IN BUILDING ASSOCIATION CAsR.-
This morning IN the court in general term.
Justice Hagner delivered the opinion Of the
court in the case OF Kleindurst agt. johnson, ct
affirming the decree below, which was in favor
Of the defendant 1t was alleged that the
plaintiffs wife applied for q constitutiou, and
was handed that Of another associatiop aud
assured that IL was similar in It's prosisions to
the one she applied for, and then borrowed
money. II u alleged that there were differ
ences In the constitution 70 her disadvantage
and that owing TO the usurious rate OF Interest
ne was charged with an indebtedness which
undsr proper construction hs did not ouA
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VJNHR WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
Il AND BRIDGE Monks.

EDWARD L DENT, N. T., Proprietor
The best facilities IN the city for all kinds Of Iron
work, Steel Beams Angles. &c.. always In stock
line Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron work q
specially. kep&irs and general machine work dole In
the st manner and at short notice.
Sole ncenses-s Ia the District VI Columbia for the
-Goe -slitchell" system Of beam Anchors Pro-
tectors. Works, Cor SD aud Water sts lei. 42s-l
City once. l4l3 q ct ". Tel 42e-2.
fg3 WASHINGTON. u. @
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nkUNKENNEsS. OF THE LIQUOR HABIT,
Positively Cured by administering DR.. Hsines'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
IL CAP Be given In cup Of coffee tea in articles
Of food without the knowledge OF the patients II is
soutely harmless, and will effect u permanent and
speedy whether the patient moder drinker
alcoholic wreck IT NEVER FAILS. Over
100000 drunkarsis have been made temperate men
who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without
their knowledge, and to-day believe they Quit drink
ing VI their will 40 page book Of pArte uars
free.
s. p. WARE. under Ebbitt House
&. X. HELPHENSTINE, l4th ST. aud VT ave. f2s
1T Is NO LONGER NECESSARY TO TAKE BLUE
pills the liver ~ action. Carter's Little
Liver pills are much better. D0n'l forget this.
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n. A. S. E.

n. A. S. e.
U.S.A
The Terrible Boiler Explosions, with Important
Facts for Users and Engineers Regarding Loss
VI Life and Property, How Avoid Both, with the
keoAousi al Production OF Steam, &C."
Address HENRY w. LORD,
The Clarendon Hotel, Baltimore, Md,
Agent for LORDS BOILkR C0MPD, admitted
by practical and boiler inspectors the best
orders promptly. f2O-3m
nYsPEPsIA IN IT'S WORST FORMS WILL
IL yield the use Of Carriers Little Nerve Plls
After estll.H
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appointed to the United States Senate to fill
the unexpired term of Daniel s. Norton. de-
ceased. and subsequently was chosen for the
term that ended in 1877. He was again elected
for the term that closed in 1888. but resigned in
1881 to enter the cabinet of President Garfield
He has not been taking any active part in
politics since his retirement from Garfield's
cabinet
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

Annie Cownc has filed a petition for
divorce against Augustus Cowne.
Professor shedon's May ball at tho
Rifles Hall last night was largely attended,
the occasion proving most enjoyable one.
The youngest daughter of II. A. Cady
fell and broke her leg in two places on
Saturday while playing at her home in
Takoma Park.
--Gencral George s. Batchelder and Gen
cral Cyrus Bussey will address the New
York Republican Association at their head
quarters, 1905 I street, tonight.
Some Grand Army men from Brooklyn
came here to present Major Frank A. Butts
and Henry A. Phillips each handsome
gold watch. The presentation was made
during supper at which General s. $. Bur
dotte presided,
George W. Taylor, alias Carter, was
sentenced TO three years at Albany for
biCamy, by Judge Brady yesterday, Hc
had married Mary Tyler October 20, 1885,
when he already had wife whom he had
married May IL, 1854.
AT q meeting Of the board of directors
~ tip Equitable Cooperative Building As
.ociation last night Mr.. Marcus Baker of
the United States Geological Survey was
elected to fill the vacancy on the board
caused by the death Of George W. Hark-
ness.
in the case of Raleigh VS.. the Potomac
Steamboat Company for $4,000 damages
by reason Of getting his heel caught and
mashed at Point Lookout In August, 1887,
verdict for plaintiff for 800 was found In
Judge Montgomery's Court, Circuit No .,
Yesterday.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07
The Professors Objection Was Natural.

Professor II. 7. Matchett, founder
and principal of the academy at Han
over, near Galena, ILL.,, was assassinatcd
on Sunday by George Skenc, son of
Supervisor William Skene. Pro.
fessor Matchett was returning in his
buggy from u small town where he had
been conducting Sabbath school, and
had just reached turn in the road
when Skenc stepped in front of the
buggy and shot him. Henry Prisk,
who was also in the buggy, was wounded
in the arm by second shot from the
revolver. The murderer. after firing
the shots, coolly placed the smoking
weapon in his pocket and disappeared
in the woods, where he is now sup
posed to be hiding. Professor Matchett
had objected to Skenes attentions to
his sister, and this is supposed to have
been the cause Of the murder.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07
YESTERDAYS SPORTS.
The Longest hit Ever Made on the
Homo GrOmnhs WINS Mndc YcaterdnY.

hhN hsphktNh htfN On Nnt
Home Grounds Was Made Yesterday.
With the exception of the opening
game the largest audience of the season
was at Capitol Park yesterday afternoon
to see the game between Boston and the
home club. The Washingtons could
not hit Radbournc and they got but four
hits from him during the game
Brouthers made the longest hit ever
made at the grounds and sent the ball
over the centre field fence The score
was 90 to in favor of the Bostons.
AT Cleveland yesterday o Brien gave
nine Chicago men bases on balls, but
despite this the home club was vic
torious by score of II toS
Pittsburg beat indianapolis yesterday
in woll-contcsted game at the lIooslcr
Capital. The score was to 8. The
Giants yesterday won a game from the
Philadelphias by n score of o TO 10.
Gleason and Clements were the home
battery Wclch and Ewing for New
York.
But two Association games were
played yesterday. At Cincinnati the
home club won game from Louisville
by score of : to Z, and at Kansas City
the st. Louis Club was defeated by n
score of II too
The Plymouth Baseball Club has
organized for the coming season, with
the following players: II. lIorgan, c. !;
j. Stewart p; J. w. Saunders, 1b.; ].
II. Saunders, 2b. c. Mahon, 3b.; +.
Ogle,.s. s.; ID. Mahon, |. E.; +. Davis,
c. f.; r. Hall, r. f. The club would
like TO hear from all clubs in the city
whose players are 1s or thcreabouts.
Address challenges to the captain, j.
w. Saunders, 1895 5 street. city.
AT Nashville, yesterday, the weather
was fine and the track fast The first
race was won by St Adams, second by
Meta, third by Bravo, fourth by Lady
Blackburn, fifth W Endurcr, and the
sixth by Prince Fonsol.
AT Lexington the first race was won
by Lord Peyton, second by Queen of
Trumps, third by Once Again, fourth
by Stuart, and the fifth by Checny
The Mount Vcrnons play the Prim.
rose Club this evening at Eleventh and
III streets northeast Battery for
Mounts, Roberts and Mccarthy.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07
Is Marriage u Failure?

Elizabeth Abraham has iled a bill in
equity against Harriet Ordway to have
deed of trust, under which her property
was sold to Mrs. Ordway, declared void.
She says that the note, covered by the deed
of trustfor $1,000, was given when she was
marricd woman, and that the trust is void.
She was the wife of Solomon Cars, from
whom she was divorced. She had pre-.
ktirc
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07
"ST0RE NEWS"
BY
WOODWARD & L0THROP

Bo1S .SMtS-A feature Of
this excellent stock of Boys
Suits is the extensive line Of
Jersey Suits. They will be
more popular this season
than ever, as their good
points become generally re-
cognized. For baseball,
tennis, seashore and noun
tain wear they are unequaled.
They are cool, close fitting,
yet not binding. and are eX-
ceedingly durable.
We offer. Boys Jersey suits, in the latest
styles, with and without sailor blouses, with
and without trimmings and with and with
out sailor colors, sizes to 10 years, 81, $3.50,
80, $3.50 to $40; We can please you In every
particular, and especially as to price.
Special lot of, Boys Jersey Suits, with
blouse, waist and pants, trimmed with broad
black braid. Very seasonable and drcssy.
Only 81 each
Excellent line of Jersey Waists IN all col
ors, In both plain and fancy trimmed, en-
broidercd with stars, 150 to- 50.
Boys Colored Jersey Sashes to match the
above Suits and Waists at 81 .e5 and 81 80 each.
New line of Boys Jersey Kilt Suits, in a va.
ricty of becoming styles sizes g to years,
S5.50 to S1l.
Boys' Summer Clothes.
Wash Gingham Kilt Suits
Wash Gingham Kilt Skirts
White PiQue Kilt Suits.
White Pique Kilt Skirts.
Boys Linen Knee Pants
Sbeeisi. = Boys Elegant
French Madras Kilt Suits,
with cute blouse waist, beau
tiiully trimmed with white
braid and Pearl buttons,
sizes 21a to 6 years. Only
S. each.
Elegant line of high-class Kilt Suits of wool
manner, embracing such popular styles as
the zouavc,. Continental Fauntlcroy Direc,
toirc and other styles $3.50 to Si5.
For boys from TO II years we offer treat
In the present stock. All the newest weaves
are here. Romping Suits, Knockabout Suits
School Suits and Sunday Suits. We start the
stock at So 81 and So and rise gradually to
$40.
We couldn't sell them so
low were it not for close
buying and being satisfied
with small profits. More
boys are buying their suits
here this spring than ever.
sPECIAL.-1 lot of Boys Dressy Three
piece Cutaway Suits, made of slightly all
wool cheyiot; coat, pants and vest. Only S.
per suit.
Very extensive line of Boys Extra Pants Al
reasonable prices, zoe, 81, si.a5, $50, sl,;5
~, sa.25 and $3.50 per pair
Third aoor)
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07

this city held meeting Yesterday at the
Metropolitan Church on VI street. They
have just returned from the Charleston
Conference, and have been presented to
their new congregations. The question of
whether or not the Rev John NJ. Caigill
will remain in charge of Mt. Pisgah Church
will be settled on the return Of the Presid-
ing Bishop from the Virginia Conference.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07

nr. Straw Mating "you should see"
1Sc. Straw Mating sou should buy.
re Straw Mating n good quality.
25c Straw Mating, used to sellat iOc.
'LSc. straw Mating, good enough for all.
40c. Straw Mating, fancy brands, and Is
used for special colored rooms.
Toe. straw Mating, very odd and unique.
15r Straw Japanese Mating, Of highest
class. W, ii. HouGHToN & Co.,
l?lS and i2.0 L st. u. W.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07

This popular installment establishment, at
go and a32 seventh street H. W, Is receiving It's
fnll supply of spring and summer goods, viz:
All sizes and qualities of refrlgcrators, desir-
able bedroom sets In solid oak, also new
mattingS, baby carriages, carpets. etc Par
ties desiring to furnish their houses can find
anything they might want In Rudden's on u
cash basis with easy weekly or monthly pay.
mcnts 10 suit the purchaser.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07

The Washington Canoe Association last
night met at their floating boat-house, OPP
posite Georgetown, and elected officers as
follows; Commodore, J. X. Lake; vice-com-
mOdore, A, =. Flint; secretary and treas
urcr, A. A. Hassan; board of managers, j..
a. Oliver, u. r. Green, A. 3, Flint ard DR.,
w w Townsend
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07
For the Cnritol GROUNDS.

The Court of Claims yesterday gave
Judgment for S9,s5S in favor of Charles W.
q. Huntington against the United States
Government. The claim was for property
now part Of the Capitol grounds. Judg-
ment against the United States was also
given for S3,72090 in favor of John A.
Gray, administrator of William Bowen.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07
Address Registered Letters contain
ing Currency to
New Orleans National Bank,

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR Is the
Price of the smallest part Of fraction of a
our Va name aI offered red at less price, Is % either a
counterfeit or swindle.
REMEMBER also. that the payment of
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA
TI0NAL BANKS of New orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President of an In
stitution whose chartered rights are rccog-
nized In the highest Courts; therefore, be-
ware of all limitations and anonymous
schemes.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07

Maurice Joyce, the engrayer and stcreo-
typer, who was formerly located at AIS
Eleventh street, has moved temporarily into
the old Globe building, $3.50 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, pending building opera
tiunh, after which he will return to his new
quarters, about the LIST of September.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07
SIMluER RITES,

Want ads, including Personals, For
Rent, For Sale, LOST, FouRd and Ms
celldHeous Of 4 lines or less inserted in
TIE CRiTIC 3 times TOR % cents or 0
times for 80 cents.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07

The best Zoe. tea In Washington, the fresh
and finest coffees, and at the lowest prices.
Best table butter 3Oc' per pound. New Yer
AZ eth II n w
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07

By exclusive tailors only in price. Our
suits at $50 equals their $50 suits. Else
man Bros, Z & T., Manufacturing
Ciothiers and Tai,ors.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07
New Route TO New England.

The establishment of the b. & O. train
service to New York opens up new route
to Boston and all other New England cities
Passengers can procure, nt u. & o. Offices,
through tickets TO all principal points IN
through TO destination.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-07

The Citizeus' Association OF Northeast
Washington has elected officers as follows;
Josiah Mallard, president; DR. Thomas
Taylor, yice-president; Major s. H. Wal
ker, secretary, and Loring Chappell, treas
RIrpr