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The daily critic., 1890-11-05

enc ~ The CuIiusit.es Uf Washington &, uld
DiFy Burns otIage, on Seventeenth street,
near tie river, % may uu reached bg tug
drive south of iha Presidents Hpg gae ur by
duur o. 20 j. General Van Ness once stately
Tar-luu. IS hero Pee brought uts u7Hla. h.r'.r
BuIr-. aEe 1f tho original lgirusags ut Wash
iUEtuU
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

ST. Johns + r. church, which has Hit9u
been called The STATE Church because more
Presidents blFe WgEsEppgl there than 40
any other stands at tlH corner q u ana
enlarged U Ir1U lu u haFe WoTel'pped
PRESIDENTS Madison, Monroe John Quincy
Adams rEuuzh the latter Na7 q C1ugrgts4-
tJuaIsu Martin Van 8ureu Though 30 be-
l1G-ed % ne dutch Reformed lhlEchl iiT
r-aB. Tyler, Folk. Taylor, FILLMORE Though
tLg .afrHT vas Unitarian, Pierce, buchanan
lld Arthur Presidents Lincoln, Johns pa and
Grant have also attended divine serasIses,
alULdu1H uOt steadily It's Interior remind
one FIy ioFcibly Of the Old dim Euglsl
country Episcopal churches
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

Tue louise Home g 2 beautiful lu..ai-us at
tGa CUglHF Hl Ma-aaehu-efrs avenue ans tu-
tcu-isr grounds. beautifully eWbeIlisled ana
q. % unique establishment NJ Is "a mgm1Fi u
10 tha wife and dauguu.r ~ MI. "a ~,
CareuIau, aud : intetQed as q home inr
EL1 base lall reduced % poverty irum li-
iuUlEe
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Ma-ouie Fair BaIumoss via Il. o.
Railroad

-tll rEuurs.oB tickets from Washington 20
Bali mere aud return at rate OF y for the
uutd trip. fuc'uiir & admission % the fair
Tickets will bee good qu train leaving Wash
ugfuu 40 6.l5 b. M Wednesday, NoFem-
rF 3, Eaiil for return passage Ju Ill req "
lar iUgus oT on special train leaving
baltimore 40 lI.aU 2. m. same day.
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

Hon John S Clarksou, eX-AssistaHt
Postmaster General accompanied Dr.
lis son Herald, left for AshgvilIe, n.
C.. last night Mr. ClTksou Is suffer
ing from p complication of asthma aai
Tbumutism. and HIS physicians have
advised him 40 90 b Asheyille aud re-
main there until bis health Is inns
proved
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

Coming down Fifteenth street from The
Luul-e Humg, at tle corner uf tittaeafh ana
~ STREETS. fhe visitor sees tL- JluuhiaH Lui-
FuT-iIg Which laEaulls the 40 the ull
GrI-UHld Mansion flis uaiF-r-'' aas lI
euru1ratad ~ Columbian eglege b ISL
4ul Is under ne sqae al slHeTsi-llI ~ fI-
BlufIef GLlrsH Ir l7 uu institution famous
lur tle discipline and thlHlu1llras %. i-,
instruction
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- G.Ila.nI Hnrlln.

The Geological survey Is located ou Fstreet,
near the Ebbitt House. The Interior Depart
meut building, immense a. 10 g., f. entirely
too small for the accommodation of tts hu-
reaus. two ~ which. besides the educational
and Geological Bureaus Agriculture aud Pen
siuul are laeated ia other quarters. These
tHo last bureaus are among the largest under
IL LLNNTEm.nL.
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ILPlalaq gnd EnglaEaq BafIl.

Tne great money mil of tGe Government is
located az De corner uf Fourteenth ASA b
streets southwest southeast from the Mnnu-
meut and southwest trum the ANle1lf ur.I
Bureau. il Is reached bY the Belt Line cars
and Is opened to visitor, every day
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CtN I'M.

Due north OF the Avenue and closing q .
FuuI-auu-a-han street az that point, b tAt
CITY HALL. This Is "a large and cumuudiuus
building built for use rather than show, ard
now occupied by the District Courts just Co.
front and % the south uf the city Hal Is a
column Of white stone, surmounted by a mar
ble hgure of Lincoln.
The daily critic., 1890-11-05
Jadlctary Square.

The City Hall stands on tho south front 81
Judiciary square, one Of the hnest PARIS IN
the city. The CITY jail used 10 stand un thf
northeast cuFupr of the square, which runs
tTom Fifth IA Fourth and from ID street aua
Louisiana avenue 70 G. street-thFee l0us, full
squares.
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

VIII Haight, Who has been elected ID
Couares. IN no the Fifth Georgia dis
rict IS q Washington boy. AIa Udglr
Is about 50 years Old and was the
Farmers Alliance candidate I
bTuJlrr T. iu business in this CITY a Tie
corner 1F Eleventh and S streets North
WtsI-
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

The Centre Market occupies squares south
Seventh street on the east aud Ninth street 90
west. It is 2 very handsome market huldilg,
eAcl.led I'd heautys and probably in size bE
uuue iu the world. no b. IhH cllauest and
America
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ITe Dhirirt BuHdings

The visitor. after leaving tho Centre Mar
ket, Will proceed down tho Avenue 90 Firs
street aud uurthwaFd az that street tw,
squares win come q the District building
whore are the Offices Of the Cnmml 1siuuer
and other officials Of the District
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1Is PcHaoa one.

Tie new Pension building extends nearly
the entire wiuth Of Judiciary square, iron
Fourth 10 Fifth streets and from g., nearly a
y street. 20 is by Tar the larlgst building u
the world devoted 10 the examination LHa
settlement of claims for rensioHs. % IS huilt
ol red brick, aud cost several hundred thuII-
-aud dollars. On DO vas given President Glove
lands inauguration Bail it can be- react er
by she Metr0uolitsu and Belt Line ears.
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

This great building is the central point OF
The original District, and Is fhe largest eliiCe
IN the country rs centre marks the Me
rCdiau of Washington. The middle portion,
Immediately under tl.e dome is the part first
built. 10 WAS partially destroyed 10y thg
British iu 1871, but was Completely restored
by 1897. ~ incloscs the 'crypt'- where the
remains Of Washington were INTENDED to De
placed. the Library. the BOtuud1, he old
Representatives tl1ll, now tho GALLERY OF
Statuary. and the old senate Chamber, now
the supreme Court room. The old supreme
tOurt room. iu The first story. Is now occupied
by the Law Branch uf tho Library iue
corner stone ot the capitol eXtension-the
north and south WingS-was lalu Julg o.
1851. Daniel Webster delivering the Grafton
uf the occasion from the balcony of the
Library The souih wing contains the House
uf Representatives aud the north wing the
senate Chamber. The kotuuNa is dis'lu.
guishCd for ts historic paintings, tur the
famous lrunze dours. with thCr alto rolc g,
and for BIuWidi irc-cpiuEs IN the llull ni
~tatuary are the natural pictures iu Potomac
marble. representing faces Oi certain AWrr-
can statesmen picturesque lrCuk ~ nature.
From the little ruiundH, Immediately nurth "
the great rutuIda. The staircase 20 tie top OF
the dome begins its winding way. trun tho
top ~ TIE cu3e, OF rs Gar as the visitor con
ascend. the virwuf thv surrounding country
formerly were humBi and formal iu appear
uuyD. have been Transformed into "a byautllHl
PARK ana are now most cXquisitely beautiful.
above ordinary low tide lu tho Potomac Tho
uful height from east base 60 the tnu uf the
temple covering tle dome j. 2SS feet; thr
naIing tho total beigu' to the crest uf the
statue 8O4lr feet. THIS crest is H,u feet
h.h,r tluu the west gate ut tbr grounds aud
aN e feet HitNu |uv vide loo fEp Potomac. ur 70 L.
loot lower jIau fIp HIrSu tIU washington
Ntuuu yNf vh.th BE- .Ifnrlltft.E west. IHH
tU ld Ul i- F1l i.uf long hv h"i wiIU. and
cover. iltr Utft-. 10 I- 1ur huutt .ui largest
uu' uNdu- 20 tue Wyrld. aud l mouy rc.
aIlpIa De UtsatI.f-f gud hHHtvUur.i no g.
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

crerystagc of invention. This building lik
most Ot the Government Offices, Us open 90 the
visitor from q q. m. 20 ? p. m. The libraries
OF a visit. Tho great Inauguration ball at
Linculn's second term took place IN the
putaut Office.
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NIrue NaTy- Ydrl

The Marine Brrtucks are situateliuu Eighth
street southeast. between q and N. Several
sQuart further south the walls OF the Navy
Yard rise before the gaze. This Navy.Gard
was iu its time the most famous one ln the
country. The second LARGEST ship ut the line IN
the Nayy-Nard having hcgn built here. as
well as the famous cruisers. the Essex. the
Wasp ana others. 10 o. 20 be converted into
the great ordnance factory Of the country,
and tine visitor viii find hundreds Of objects
herein 20 interest him. especially the making
Of tho steel rihcd cannon.
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A Voice
Warning

To an Who su6er from gatarrh whether ID
mall OF great drgIes
DO NOT ALLOH this treaCLsrols diseas
10 continue ms course, uuheeded aud uu-
checked Il Is lia0ls 10 develop INTO bron-
gbltls o. consumption, thas mo Z dreaded de-
stroyer uf human iifs.
CArAERH Is a disease of the system and
not -imply II The nose aud throat. be- blool
reaches eFsr5 part ui the system Therefore
tlr proper way 10 cure uat4rFh is 90 take "a
remedy sLlgh VIII reach the disease through
tLl blood Z bis Is iust What Huld'z sarsa.
TariIIa does. lud this Is the secret 1f lts slc-
ee=s l4 curing
IUuarFh-
u eEpel- tba sefqfglous I'M wlicl causes
4Ea sl-taius lsrarrh AMI gives thlr a9llraF
tone tl me aEsIl system rei1rs which dis
ease -suI. ua.uf4lu rs Ga.d n son slIer
.lam ear4rl gr ans other Llseass Il th9
bIaot iI-t -Isg "a f4.I tFiaL t1
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

CtPFNCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Cor. 9Th and y ste. n. w,
Embraces six schools, viz:
School of Practical Business ana Accounts
school of Preparatory Practical English.
school OF Shorthand and Typewritinc.
school OF Speneerian Practical Penmanship.
school of Mechanical and Architectural
rawlng.
School Of civil Service Training.
Day and Night Sessions. Illustrated Cata
logues free.
M G. SPENCER. LIB, Principal
MRS. SARA a. SPENCER, Vice Principal.
raf
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

20 the west of the Washington Monument
OH tie highest elevation thlt borders the
north bank of the river, between 80. Elill-
beth's Heights and GeOrgeiOWn college,
stands the Naval Observatory The Mll on
which it stands is famous Tor having been
the camping ground ul Wa-Hiustou Brad
dock and the i8tiCrs army, when o1 their
Grrral fen a victim 10 his selfcouccit and
vanity Tradition also points ont this bill as
thc decisive battle-ground between the Dis
trict Indians and the mysterious ~tsVuc-
haunas. q hts observatory contains thuiargest
rcltnCtng telescope m The world, next % the
new equatorial just built Tor tHe iiek OBJ
sotyutorv. B- its aid that most Interesting
sc not greatest, astronomical discovery VI the
country was made, the moons Of Mars The
entrance the Ohser vatury Us NJ E aud
Twenty third streets northwest, The Herli'
cabs 60 20 Twyuty second and g. streets
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WELLs COLLEGE FOR WoMEN.
Aurora, Cayuga Lake, N. 7.

Three FUN courses of study. Location
beautiful aud healthful A refined Christian
home. ew building ready next september
session begins SEPTEMBER 10, 1850. send
for catalogue.
PRINCIPAL
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Tic Smithsonian Institute anil National
Museum.

Museum
The visitor may obtain considerable cntur
taIuWynt and instruction by spending several
hours Do the smithsonian Institution aud
gIuildiugs situated No The Immense PARK
lying south ui y street, between seventh aud
Twelfth streets. There ls simply funumntn
free museum. owned and operated by the u.
s.. Government for the collection ul every
thing Doc nature. stipuJe, literature, history
aud aIt that d rare interesting ard valuable,
Ird The displaying of thcm o. the public. As
uUU enters the hall Df tine NutiHuul Museum
tho first co. feui 90 interest is a collection %
tnr personal effects of George Washington,
Including his clothing, family china aui camp
utensils, Beyond th.- stretch row after row
ui glass showcases. zoo which are dispi1F'd
collections Of almost every conceivable 1r-
tiClps The artist will hul rare otahiu "a,
specimens OF the enErHNcr's art 10 its p'rteg,
ton. 1hc surgeon Will sees whole eases iuli
90 kD.n and gllstcuing ,mpIoWeu's ul h'-
calling from the smallest urd uy-r uufnn'cy
rn fhU largest Hui simplest. Ihc Uu"i'f'n lii-t
mHs ruvCl boz collection Of jurv yuIus, ir,u
thr freshly coined DOLLAR of tho day n the
uurryf gHsf chat hcArs The stamp uf thr
tJEiTs. . hc gJH'ugi-f VIII lul h.ms'Il il a
uHgg of specimen. dug FROM every section
.I tlr country The cthnu'ug..i mIy pore
.Hr n, urS over The models of che Gin ruF-r-
and TIE homes ul tho Aburlgiur,, IUo lover
%. WuiVuItio. iu general VIII have un ilu.
tau wuwnigs tlluuslui year u.d, alI
aulfps uf rumpUN tO flg uru- uuI 'mplunl fnfa
of flr early awo'lfrs Zoo America thC lower
ul brra.brdc ul tue china viii discover 70
paradise 1f curthyH productions Iha dam
igst wares from Limoges. bIeClrlI, Hungary
and GyrmGny viii please tHa gyr, aud tho
process ol Manufacture D. displayed, I'm tho
Smithsonian Building the student ut tax
idyrny WHI UuI case alter su-n Is! birds.
beasts, fsL and reptiles stuffed AMI iu lars ui
alcohol HIuE Ot thg SmItlsuHilu Luildi <
.su "Yuu.H whore are number 90 live Wild
animals. several hgar-. cougar. O. jag tr
UHt EtuHfS Ui smaller animals aIu hifHs
uBulrisp tlU collection The ~W.tl milan
institution and National Museum bindings
ore pUtu trum on. Co. 8 % fu. o. vi-ltnrs,
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This building Is situated east Of The Mouu-
mcnt. 10 Is iuClused bv the most beautiful
and glowing nuwer Cardcn iu the country,
and The grounds contain The most cDmolete
An AbOrctum probably in tho United Stdtcs
Attached 20 this department arc the Export
mental Gardens, whose offices arc ilnmcu-
atcly west ~ the main building The Belt
Line cars 20 right past the grounds.
The daily critic., 1890-11-05

OSE SUMMERS LESSON TO Practical
Perspective IS exactly what Is name
indi atcs and IS intended for The use af
beginners. tn book IS haadslme.y
printed and beautifully illustrated by
he author. CHEIsTISE CHArLAE
BHU-H lt IS p-5.islei Dr. EJGEEls
BEoIHEE5 of Boston ali for ls b
BALLASTGEE AZ 60 cents per copy.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

William II. Guion. IN old and weli-knowu
01ppdrg man OF New York 10 dcfaulter 10 the
mount Of $4,000. Bonds stolen by Guion
Msnsd part OF security amounting In all %
!A0o deposited with Guion BY tho Bfitish
american Insurance Company. Of Toronto. In
oecosdanco with the law.
NJ Hamburg American Packet Company's
~ express steamer Normauia has made =
AGip from sasgow aud proved greet sue
~ making the wonderfully fast time OF
Weny one knots. equivalent 70 twenty four and
0ehsli miles PER hour.
uenEy Boyle, who was In Seattle searching for
brother Robert, now Earl Of shannon. 10
- N San Franci<e. having found passenger
Sened 3. Boyle on the list Of the steamer
.exigo. whirh sailed from Tacoma to San Fran
oero November 20. 1859.
Architect Patterson. OF Decatur. ILL.,. who dis
sppeared on December -. 1850 has appeared Of
~ Lake. He says he was assaulted and
0eoeo at Bloomington. and was unconscious
months. only recovering his senses In the
~ Lake hospital.
IA ensign, union jack and pennant OF the
s1lsa States ship Marion. which has just re-
10 from three years cruise 20 China. were
yesday presented TO the mayor Of San Fran
-. = representing the city. and were hoisted
y n city hall
recss viii be made on twelve committees for
- Wo senators from Montans. giving them
- sssh They cannot get places on any i'm
t1nnt committees this session. bat do not
49, ~, they can only get the privilege OF com.
nitaee rooms
ne white star steamer Majestic comrlessi
- Scond westerly trip in days 5 hours and
MINUTES, or hours faster than her snaiden
s'b ana In unfayorahle weather. Her daily
'sas we're 40. $50. So. 4ss. tsl and 40 miles.
usneral II. II. Boyce WAS acquitted ct Los
~sseies Yesterday Of hlackmAiiing Theodore
boyee 10 proprietor OF the los Angeles
and IL was charged, demanded pay
ss sof The influence OF his paper.
near Sullivan yesterday surrendered at
smpennce Flat. Cal. 10 answer for the muir
" ! n. carrick. but denies the charge.
M eofonsfs jury found that Carrick vss
oy some person unknown.
5 saudsome silver psnch bowl lined with
me gin OF the citizens Of Charleston, q c.,
cruiser Charleston. has arrived In San
eSasco II Is inscribed with The Arms OF
'ssson ana South Carolina
sseassaon OF the question OF taxing foreirr.
dinx IN France has been postponed. 20
ln whether exiting treaties between
49, and various nations provide against
~ INT United States artillery regiment len
s~serosy - started on . special rain
- tefk. II eoaslss Of seven batteries.
n4l'ns. s' s"o oA''es'" "
sssas'epri s,atteaeo wss stabbed "a se..h IN
49,. evening at Elys.aa Park. near Los
6Hs. satag quarrel among = crowd of
$3.50 1sofse Castillo. the alleged murderer.
xrss. samanlestioa between New York snd
s...u mas been established by means Of
-. a' 81 the canal eompany's wire. 20
- s'sn me Nicasaguan eovernmsut line
- w. enfure al q m. yesterday vas
!: f1..ss :. ~ New Orleans e. So Louis q. On-
: ~. ~ chicago u. Winnipeg IS
6~ s - has been Gled in the United states
- Angeles, fer the appointment Of .
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SAx FRANCISCO nUMoR.

1moEo1 Letter Of John L. Aul1ivnn Reb-
lished-A Barefaeed F0rgsry.
) ~ FRANCISCO, May e.--The following Sstser
- John L sullivan hes been recstved b.
oreog Vim. Vice, Of the California Athletic
<S1am IN Ane shape. you can gamble your last
n61eF. Things In Aississippi ere o. K Keep
= = Ill then and the tcu.0oo 10 mine. You
~ eivs me no pointers on the mig. I can
10y his Complexion without any coaching.
+ II Int am willing 10 be mud. and soft mad
5Sflno& 1don't love writing, ole man, or I'd give
- whole lot Of business. That Corbe&ts
- doing chin music till you can't rest. He
~ In ny class and he knows il went 70
- dog night last night II was pretty
~ I left after an hour. There Is
= upovt In this town Of New York
- am seiug to smash his mug He u the
- that = talking abont my Jag AL the tina.
1ofnsts II. aud It goes Some OF them fe1len
&me3en. have not been good and drank for
- Give my love to al. especially the boys
II ne California Club Toll them wont fool
-. John l. Is himself again, and no extra
eeo bis bones. Mr.. Dana, OF the SAN. failed to
- that was - fat - Mr.. Cleveland. Yours
4 octfully. JOHN L. SULLIVAN
n. a-Don't yer believe everything you hear.
~ McAuline's . good man. but ! prefer 10
inosk 10000 worth Of conceit ont Of The hide Of
~ Australian"
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n71ar - "a sosecsosuso - Hossgsos - the
eeteeu ca.itosnts MOTOR Roed Compony -
ssc.e payment ~ - s pr cea-- bonAs. worth
Eatd ~ the Un.os Loan 81 IRA Com
~ g Los AngesesL he rod runs from ~
rdfno - Arrow He'd Gpdnp
= reDorsed tAss r. Gonssex. . prouainsnt
xAecney nsax San Jacfnfo. has heen as1esee1 soe
saneaing - dsash TIE f1legfsimaae twin ehzlr
osen - haA daughter over yoaT oGu.
1hisiy-nine peSsons couposed he Delaware
eseee PFohfbsftoa couvenxi1n yes srcay and
reaiseted wI1itom Z Ksllun IN eovsrnes.
10y eoopte1 he usual ptasforu.
he tfiaI u J. . Kennedy, sx-ea6hisg Of The
Iofeien money erder department q he Fan
xnncfsco poetod5ce. "a ehssrs q enbsEiiny
sny0. began yesserday.
= y Edee, 81 Pouss City. xeh.. and 49,
dafes. hare Spoiled TO the conperol,er OF the
currency for suteerffy TO organiss . national
bark - ARoris. o..
Thomas Pitch, vice prrssdens Of she national
silver eDmm1tsee, Aas cslss1 : STATE eouvenkion
sor Nevada. 10 b held q Carson, Nsy =. 70
tAyor fres coinage.
Edward Buchauan. . pronipent nerchsnf Of
asn Frsneisco. Who arrived . few DAYS aso ~ New
iosk from Liverpool died yesterday in . cell
IRON alcoholisu
4 pabiie reception wss given % wednesday
% the aue csriosd Of pigs allowed 10 eater
Oresoen. saxo1y. thcusands Of people turning
cot to rejoice.
Oonsui cAive. Of Chill. saassos~d u New
Tost. discredits the reports that the ChiiIsn
cuea0ms department. hes been robbed Of &i1eoo.-
90 year.
NrA Brsalip. vho ssrsngied her daughter and
nearly killed hessels ~ Travery, Tuiere county.
Cal. 90 MoDday night, stiii Lives but cannot re-
cover.
The biabops oi Melbourne end Ballsras have
directed the Clergy Of their dioceses to refuse to
maEry Divorces, under the new Victorian act
The trial Of D. II. Arnold. ex-sherin Of Colusa
county. Cal. Tor the murder Of 8 v. Games lass
January, commenced yesterday.
A hesvy storm hes blown down ssvea arches
Of the sqseduct Ut the City q Mexico. The
city y without drinking wates.
The National Pharmacists Association has
elected Dr.. Hofssins C. wood. Of the university
OF Pennsylvania, - president.
n. catacaxy. formerly Russian minister 10
President Grant, 10 dead.
g valergo q Los Angeles Wednesday night, vas
sxrossed yesterday.
william O'Bren. n. r.. has been refused .
new Trial Of bis libel salt against Lord Salt
barry.
Ths condition OF yudge sabdn. Of the United
states courtoi California was wore yesterday.
Twenty thousand strikers ct Roubsix have re
sumed work. and the strike Is practically ended.
0'Donnovan Roasa, the Irish sgitator. was
yesterday fined s1.foo for criminal LIBEL.
The loss By nre st Scranton. Pa, on wedues-
day night will reach $70o 90
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Linden Races,

s NxpES PARK, n. j.. Nay s-fhros-quarter
n1s-G Guard won. saivtni second. Carros third:
sImo1:
s ylyesights mile -Tourist won. Gretchen sec
-. Deabird third; time Zoe.
Me and threc-s ixtcenshs-Parmala won.
5rjAs second, 6pendall third: time 1:2sls
Milo and One-sixteonth- Sparkling won, DO
lnaa second, Admiral third; time i:i55<
oUven-sighths mile st James and Kcmpland
80 dead heat ana divided first and second
10y, Sorrento third: time, i:35sk
Nc and acknowledgements won, Monte
oeoo second, Adonis third: time lls1z.
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Z. ~. O. A. BURGLAR KILLED.
- Not Leading . Church Claelr He
RlmnA~n~A

- Louis, May A-Henry Kirnolt PRECEDENT Of
- singing society Of St Matthew'S EVANGELICAL
ourch and director Of the Young Mems Chris
~ Association, was shot and killed last night
Nhis he aud . confederate were fleeing from
anspeuter shop they tried 70 rob The pro-
letof OF the shop, George etalkamp. was
seakened by their efforts to break In, and run
Mg down with shotgun. called 10 them to
~ They ran aud hc fred. One fell dead and
= other escaped. The body wss taken to the
nelyve and this morning identified ~ that Of
kenol1 He had been married only i've months
m1eiood high In tho estimation OF his &C.
luolstancea His wife IL prostrated with grief.
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lGxISGTox. KY, May s.-Milo and seventy
Z1sds-Castaway won. Spectator second, Laura
md third. Time, 1901
ntle-Ioveland won, Silver King second,
1IDfdan third. Time. 49,.
Vile and . qusrter-Banchief won. Riordan
Doopnd. corticeilo third Time. Ala
Nile and . slxtesuth-Outlook won. Dally
10 second. Highland third. Time. l:sik
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-09

Reservations on any steamship line in the
Atlantic service TO Europe and England can be
city ticket AGENT 7l6 Second street, Beet n
block: Tonkin. depot ticket agent. seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-09

Astoria Raises the Huntington Bonds.
AsToRIA. Or. Nay 6--Astoris has subscribed
100000 - q subsidy for c. p. Huntington. who
agrees to build branch line from the Southern
Pacific eyetem to Astoria