The daily critic., 1890-09-16

appears also. That The Endorsement by
/ LEMON of Riyv's notes occurred in
4 pursuance of ON agreement made months
interior fe Tie appointment of ENu as
. Coumi siautr and therefore without
/ ,la Icr.t reference 90 any official favor
. which could De conferred but LEuoS
could D, fvor.1 tG. s-a
Iy rl orders iunuusG0r
Thus i.i. obvious .a. h. purpose
. @. the investigation has been defeated
/ Ithas mnuel uur absolutely nothing
/ lal deserves auomeu nrsdori1n
nd la simply consumed valuable
time and invoked childish .yhi5tions
I of malice ON 'he part aG NNrus ac-
/ cusas
Justice requires this expression of
oninion The only good .1g uvas.iga.
/ inu has served IS that u bias demon
s.rat.I The crown1'cssugs of a-a'1
malicious charges against General
/ bNuN and drawn the attention of raa
/ minded men 10 the fact that he Com.
| missioner is the same honest aud stain.
I less gentleman in official life hat he has
/ been ever held io be- as a private ciu-
zen. General BtuN didn't want the
Commisdoncrship Of Pensions. He
made q serious sacrifice In taking the
place, and, inasmuch as the country
was sincerely congratulated when he
aCCCdCd 20 the wishes OF the President
THE Critic is unwilling that he shall
be rccklesslv persecuted while re-
luctanily holding an unpleasant posi-.
tiou.
The investigation is failure.
IN THIS CITY the other dav CORE.
spondent Of the New York Sun inter.
viewed the Rev Howard MAcQUEARy,
author OF "Thc Evolution Of Man and
I Christianity" The theological views
elaborated in the book are al variance
with those held by orthodox Episcopa.
lians, and on account ofthcm the Bishop
of Ohio has requested Mr.. MACQUEARY
20 retire from the Episcopal pulpit Mr.
MACQUEARY holds that he has not
violated the principles Of his church,
and that as be has not been tried by
any authority Of The church he
will continue to conduct his serv.
Ices as rector in Canton, Ohio
Mr.. MACQuEARY was born In vir.
ginia, educated in a Virginia college
and at The Episcopal Theological Sem.
inary near Alexandria lie was first
planter in Virginia, then engaged in
commercial business for some years I'm
this city, in which he remained until he
began to study for the ministry about
ten years ago.
FRANZ SLAvtN Of Australia and JoE
NCAULFTE OF California ARE In train.
ing for an International prize fight. TO
take place in the rooms of the
Ormandc Cubtn London MCAULrrrE,
who some weeks ago weighed two hun.
dred and dtty pounds reduced his
ilcsh 10 four weeks 10 two hundred and
twenty-five SIAyTS, who IS iuclincd
10 l,anness rather than corpulcncv.
spends his time 10 hardening his
muscles, and expects 10 weigh more
when he fights than he did at the be-
ginning of his training
A REv. Mn. HYDE, Congregation.
alist minister, has published a pam.
phlet, The purpose Of which Is TO prove
thar Father DAMIEN, who went TO a
martyrs death In the service of the
Hawaiian lepCrs, was man Of bad
character As compared TO this Mt
HYDE, ROuEET LOUIs STEVENSON
HYDE Is a character 10 be admired. II
is impossible 20 imagine a JEKYLL side
70 the Boston HYDE nature
THE Committee Or APPROPRIATIONS
took final action yesterday on the Gen
eTal Deficiency bin as amended by the
Senate and decided to recommend non,
concurrence in ali the amendments Of
the Senate and ask for a conference.
This included the French spoliatlon
amendment which. Il is understood.
has a considerable majority OF friends
on the floor of the House
Mas WILLIS H. EIsENHUFH is the
Democratic candidate for Superintend-
ent Of Public Instruction in North Da.
kola. Women in different parts Of the
country have held the position Of
County Superintendent Of schools, but
this appears 10 be the first instance Of a
woman being the choice as the candi-
date for The State SuperintendencY.
PEEsIDEAr HARRIsoN's Consul Gen.
eral IN London, Mr.. JoHN c. NEW, IS
on his way to the United States, and It
Is likely that he will. on his arrival
proceed directly 20 Indiana. Mr. New
is On old campaigner, and his services
are TOO valuable 10 be dispensed with 10
the Republican campaign in the PTesi-
dents State.
HOTEL ARRIHALS.
Ier pattH. -C. J.. Potter. e. $. A.: A..
Des Roche. z A. Decker, aud y Schumau.
AlW iUIk, +. +, simpson, Glenn springs,
$. C. y. A. Lawson, Juigu, s. c. III. ship
pen, NaHentou, Va; GazaWaV HartrIdge.
sayauHalr Ca; John ~. Hon, salisbury,
y. g.
50. JHaeE.-E NJ. Brown, Pulaski. Va,
A. q, M8yer. Altoona, Pa, Paul o. Scbu
aLl #ilei Cairo Ills sam Hunt and 8iie.
IaEaE.
HaEras- Frank A. Mautou. Pr0Fi-
llEge, u. H.. a.. EdW Osborn, Birmingham
Conn.,, f. Lansing, WatertoWu. Conn
Frederic echoh, Philadelphia. George I'LL.