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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
Texas Native Fur Robes.

Mitchell, 81 Soledad street, has on ex-
hibition three magnificent combination
fur robes for disposition as holiday pres
ents. These robes consist of whole and
parts. of all the wild animal furS to be
found in Texas, and in their highly scien-
Jific construction, show Mr.. WitchelI to be
a master in the art. They deserve to be
seen and are daily admired by a large
number of ladies and gentlemen 215 St.
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For Sale or Trade.

One hundred and sixty-four acres of
good tillable land, 215 miles from Pearsall,
with improvements consisting of house,
cistern, and well "a feet deep, new patent
iron fence. Title perfect. viii sell for
for or cash or trade for San Antonio city
property, by
JOHN II. HAMBLETON & Co.
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X. r. important Notice.

All monthly assessments and dues for
December must be paid prior to the 2lst,
under penalty of forfeiture of policy. The
members are hereby notified to attend the
annual meeting, Dec. 2lst, for the purpose
of electing officers. Il. b. JOHNSON,
12-l3-tf Sec'ty. Sec 632
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A Bargain.

1900 acres of fine land under fence. 100
acress in cultivation, IS miles from San
Antonio, fronting on the Medina river
1854 varas, fine pecan grove, large resi-
dence with all necessary outhouses.
sta pies, barns, etc. Can be purchased for
$1,000 per acre, One-half cash. baIenceoon
long time at per emit.
10-lStf JNo. T. HAMBIEToS & Co.
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Strayed or Stolen.

One large iron gray horse branded cir
Gle on left shoulder, also has scar above
left hind hOof; 500 reward for his return
so Hagy Bros. Prospect Hill.
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JESS NJ. BELL.

CIowuCos
II II Wv JESS NJ. BELL.
Take Prescriptions to City Drug store
12-3-tf
City Drug store-New Goods. 12-3-tf.
Ladies, call at Misses Kirchner, 235
w. Commerce street, for holiday novel
ties, the largest assortment in the city.
12-6-1 mo.
-"ArreSene. chenille, embroidered silk
and wash silk, zephyr, Saxony and all
kinds of yarn. Stamping silk tides, scarf
splashers, and every thing in the latest
styles in fancy goods, at Misses Kichner,
235 w. Commerce street. 2-S-1 mo.
sU- Bear in mind that Frank J.
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
t4reat Northern depot. If
"A choice assortment of handker-
chief perfumes at Tips & Silverthorns
prescription druggists, corner OF
Houston street and Ave G. 9-29-tf
~ Bear in mind that Frank J.
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
Go to see DIR. Ward, the dentist,
No. 24 West Commerce street. DIR.
Ward is q graduate of one of the old
CoO uChc caA SoAiOSOos (AAA WIN oOhO ou
reasonable prices. Teeth extracted
so cents. 10:29:1m
~ Bear in mind that Frank J
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. tt
New saloon, 239 Commerce street,
Nette'S old drug store. Free lunch. and
every Friday fine Fish Chowder. Every
BODY welcome. F. EBERLINe, prOp'r. I'm
"A gang of workmen are clearing and
grading the streets in East End. Another
gang of workmen are building the East
End Electric car line, and large number
of ladies and gentlemen are seen every
day in the East End Office at 423 E HouS-
ton street buying lots in this beautiful
addition. 12-4tf.
Latest designs in solid silver. We
have silver In plush cases, suitable for
wedding presents. These goods are Just
in, come and examine them. Bell Bros.
Commerce street. 11-4-1t
The LIGHT HOLIDAY EDITION will be
q valuable paper TO send abroad. II you
want any extra copies send In your order
early. Rates $500 for 100, all ready for
mailing. 1S-4-tf.
ROUGH ON CoRNs. Hard or soft,
'' ""ao &c; ON woRMs!?a9 'i Sure
Cure. Csc.
An unusual display Of fine neckwear
and initial handkerchiefS just received
| by Pancoast g. Son. 12-2-1f
Three fine lots on Government Heights
for sale, cheap Apply to T. B.JOhnston
! at LIGHT office S-6-tf.
| -Underwear-We have all weights, all
| sizes and all prices from fifty cent gar
| ment to four dollar one.
| 12-2 If PANCOAsT & Son.
| "A fine line of MackintoSheS for cold or
rain, the new thing.
| l3-2 If PANCoAST & Son.
| We are we'll lined up for the holiday
| trade in fine suits, Prince Alberts and
| Getaways. PANCoAsT 81 Son.
| ALI the keys of Windsor Castle were
| recently stolen, but even this does not in
terfere with the rapid sale of DIR. Bulls
| Cough Syrup. 11-26-6t
ROUGH ON TooTHACHE. 15c.
At Druggists.
| Open always, day and night, at
Tips & SiIverthorne's drug store. If
ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. 15c.
ALI Druggists.
| Don't die in the house, "Rough on
Rats" Clears cut rats, mice, flies,
reaches, bed-bugs. 15c. (6)-9-1y
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Selling out Ell tire stock OF A. Bruins
wick & Son, regardless of cost.
l2-lz n. SHNITzBR, Assignee.
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Children like to &c. C. c. Certain
Chill Cure" the pleasant and guaranteed
cure for Fever, Ague and Malaria-better
than quinine. Sold by A. Dreiss. s11-1-1m
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Mission Oil Co, No. 1S, North
Alamo Street

Stove Gasoline a speciality. Will also
send you man to repair your gasoline
stoves. Telephone 543. 12-2-1mo.
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DIR. Breeding, dentist. 23I East
Houston street, over Hensley & eons,
Gold crowns and brides. S-3-Iv'
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Come early and make yaur selec-
tions for Christmas presents and avoid
being crowded.
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
GNSsGSeaoNB NBaSN Fog ssTsSSsSSI
| SNSSa E53y 1s5z
ksu THE POSITIVE CURE. LSSL
st., New YORK Prce0ociss - 9E
WITH WHIP AND SPUR.
Brilliant Prospectus for Successful
Meeting at Bcnntng's.


Meeting AZ HcnninE's.
The Washington Jockey Club has
prepared a treat for the lovers Of horse
racing in Its autumn meeting which
commences on next Tuesday and con
tinues until the 3lsi instant This will
give ten days OF excellent sport and os
all the Northern tracks viii be closed
this week, the best horses will G me 20
Benning s and try to earn their winter 8
oats by capturing some Of the many
purses the liberal management has hung
up. The club will distribute $2l 600 IN
purses, and It Is probable that several
extra purses Of $1,000 each will be of
feed for special events.
The programme calls for five races
each day, and on alternate days a
steepleChase viii be added rs an addi-
tional attraction, This will insure a
large attendance for the race. goers in
this locality love the jumping race
better than any other. There is a
danger and fascination about a Jump
ing race that Is not possessed by one on
the Hat, and the club In providing for
such races, shows a sincere and com
mendable desire to cater to the wishes
Of the public
President Draney has recently re
turned from New York and is highly
pleased with the outlook for a success
full meeting lie was assured that all
the prominent stables would be repre-
sented as by law racing ceases on the
New York tracks this week Then the
Jersey tracks. Guttenburg and clifton
will begin the season Of winter racing,
but will in nowise interfere with the
Benning's meeting, for owners Of crack
racers will prefer to come here and
finish the season. Already there are a
number Of horses at the track, and these
chilly mornings there Is always a goodly
crowd out to see the racers take tholr
exercise. by Sunday the stables will be
filled, and all will be In readiness for
the second meeting Of the popular club
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
~ afrect NO. iifh isan : "
BalilmOre and ONO RaiIrlad.
Schedule IN efTect june 90, 1870.

Schedule IN erect June GO, 1890.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New jersey avenue and street.
FoR CHICAGO and Northwest, Vestlbuled
Limited express daily il.3O m, express
FoB CISCISsATt. ST. Louis and indianapolis
:. express daily $50 and u go y m.
FOR PITTsBURG aud Cleveland, express dali
For l.IxngToN and points In the Shenandoah
Valley, ii.aO m,
Fon WiNCnKsTIR and way stations, t5 30 . m.
FoR LuRAT, 1850 and $40 p m.
ION BALriMuRE, week DAYS, 405, 500, 6.85,
go 7.aO $50 45minutes), $50, $50, ui.00,
~ co 45-mluutesl a. m 1910, ai5 C2.50 IS
432 A.tO, s5minutcs) $50 600, 6t5, $50,
10, 7.SO, %, $50 1880 and li.S0 .. m.
tiso6, IS 'minuteij' '-i 100. si5. C3s0 Ssmia m
utesl 8.25, 4.2Q, %, d.50, Is mluutea 6y00.
b.l5, Gu, go, sSa. i0.8e, II 80 pm.
FoB WAY STATIONS between Washington and
Baltimore SEQ 6.35, $50 m, 1910, S.e5,
482, G -. fi3Opm. Sundays, $50 m, 90,
s. e, f.3a, 60, ii.3o y m.
TRAINS LEAVE BALrIMoRE for Washington,
week days, $50, go, $50, rs, 20, 500.
1910. 2 10, ESQ, ESQ, 4 90, AIS, 500, %, ,6.s sO
200, so, $50, $50 goo 1910, 1890 and 90
pm. SUNDAYS, 30, us, s 80, SIS, 9,9l, to.eo,
zoo, 80, SEQ, $50, 10 10, 10. 20 and ii Oj pm
FOR AsEAPOLGs, rs and $50 a m, l.. 10 aud
20 u. sundays; $50 a M, - m.
pm. Sundays, s 80 a m, 3.55 p m.
FoB STATIONS on the Metropolitan Brano
t63o, $3.50 m, 81. Is m. For principal
stations only, 1000 a M, fi.0 aud t3.E
F6H RocKvIrLK and Way stations. tt8pm.
FoR GAlTHEBsBUnG and intermediate pc'ntaA
tsog, s,oooo, til9O ~ M rl.oo' ta-oo' i.ss
FoR EoTns and intermediate stations, o
ChuRcH TRAIN leaves Washington on sunda
HH L is RfnUnIuH At all atANt0uH
Metropolitan Branch.
FoH FHEDEmcE. t6So, $3.50, $3.50 tii.3o m,
Foa HAsERsfows. fi04 a m. and t5.80pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE IRON Chicago daily Has m
and f.lO p m; from Cincinnati aad ST. Louis
daily SO N and 80 , N; from Pittsburg
7.i0 m, $50 m daily.
NEW YORK a PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
FoR HEw hOAK. Trenton. Newark, n. j.. aud
Elizabeth, n. j., Hi05, f7luo, 1900, fi2.o
an 's.5o, 'i-aQ and 'lo.sO p N, Buffet
PaFlor Cars on all day trains, Sleeping Car
on the 10 p N, open al 900 p 10.
FoR PmIADELPHIA. Rie5, f3 o. 1000, *l2 %
noon, slb0, $50, f5.l5 and Ei08lp m.
foR AEWAHk, Del Wilmington and chester,
#4.05. ts.00 a N, Fl2oo noon, $50, si50.
'6.i5 aud 10 30 p N.
FoR INTERMEDIATE FoIsrs between Baltimore
ard Philadelphia f5'Oo and s'.s0 a N fs''1'
TRANS LEAVE New York for Washington,
90 tll.30 q N, 900, *3-sC, 800 p N aud
TRAiss IEAYE Philadelphia for Washington.
s4s4. ISIS *915. sl1s5 a u, lilo, tisI,
F55i - ~ IN.
FoR BosroR, - so p NJ. With Pullman Buffet
Sleeping Car running through % Boston
without change, via PougLk keepsie Bridge,
landing passengers Ia b. s. M. station al
Boston.
Foa aTLAsrIo CRY, 485 ard 1000 a N. is00
noon, sundays, 400 M l3 0o noon and
n 80 o M.
fExCept sunday. sD8ilY sSUnday on y.
Baggage called for snd checked from no
tells aud residences bF Union Transfer Co on
orders left al ticket Offices, Gi9 and 1881 Pa
ave and al depot
q e.. OBELL. CHAs. %. atLLL.
Gen Manager. Gen Pass. Aga
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
DEAD IN The CELL.
An Insane Coiorcd Woman choke,
BerseIf win y PiiInw- Case

Herself win Pillow Case
Shortly before Z O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Christina Chesly. dcmentcd
colored woman, was found dead in the
witness room at the Fifth street sta
lion. She had torn the pillow case
into shrcds, and tying the pieces to
gCihcr deliberately choked herself to
death
Lieutenant Honner casually looked
into the room, made the horrible dis.
covety and Immediately summoned DR..
English The Doctor, with the assist.
anCe Of couple of officers, made a
persistent attempt 10 revive The woman.
II was evident that she had committed
the act only a short time before, as an
occasional beat Of the heart could be
detected Artificial respiration was re.
sorted TO. but without avail
The woman was taken 20 the station
on Tuesday night by Officer Tramwell,
who found her attracting the attention
Of large number Of people upon the
street and showing unmistakable signs
Of insanity About o'clock yesterday
afternoon an examination as TO hel
mental condition was made by Dr.
klcinsmith and he decided that she
should be sent TO an asylum. II wa,
between this hour and 3Ij o'clock tha
she must have strangled herself
Coroner Patterson was sent for aut
gave certificate In accordance with th,
facts. The body was turned over 4
the mother and husband Of the dc
ceased.
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
WITH RACQUET AND BALL
The Tennis Tournament for the chan
ptonshtp Of the south

/ The Tennis Tournament for the cham
pionshtp Of the south.
The initial games OF the tennis tour
nomcnt for The championship OF the
South began on the courts Of the
Bachelors Club yesterday afternoon
There were only q few spectators pres.
gni owing 10 the chillincss Of the day,
but those who attended Witnessed some
excellent sport with the racquet The
wind at times was annoying and tended
20 spoil the play
The games were begun at o clock
and continued until dark, the preimi.
nary round being finished and the first
round well started
Play ON the FIRST round was begun by
NcC,wiey and Billings, Woodward and
Davidson, and on the second round by
Parks and Metcalf, none Of the matches
icing finished
Wright and Beach, the two cracks.
will begin their match To- dav Billings
ard McCawley will also play. and
DAVIDSON and Woodward will continue
their match The following is the sum.
mtry III the day S play
Preliminary ROUND Hall Va DE Carmen
l.a. both dcfaultcd, W. g., Peter beat Per.
kin- hv default; NcCawley beat Painter.
C-I 63; Billings beat Chambers, IS. 81.
6O Farwell beat Hall by default; Thomson
Usat Borden, 81 G-1; Woodward beat Ad-
ueau, G-I, 81; Davidson beat Grant by de
fault. Wright beat WOotcn G.4, Ga: Beach
beat Bytnes, i-6, 50. 3-6. Walker beat B.
X. Peter, G.3. ga. Parks beat Kellogg by
default Metcalf beat LYONS G-2, G-l Mich
ols bye.
First round -Briekenstein beat Presser by
default. Thomson beat Farwell by default.
PARIS beat Walker, G-3, Ga. Metcolf beat
Nichols by default
The drawings for the doubles and
consolation prize resulted last night
Doubles Hall and Hall vs. McCauley
and woodward. Peter and Peter vs.. Ad-
neau and Walker; Wright and Billings vs.
Byrnes aud Borlen Metcalf aud Davidson
vs.. Beach and Thomson
Consolation, preliminary round Adueau
vs.. PaiHter Brickensteiu vs Byrnes. First
round-B X. Peter VS.. Davidson; Chambers
VS.. WOoteu; Lyons vs.. Borden.
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
TEMPERANCE WOMEN.
The W. G. 7. &. Begins Its sixteenth
Annual Convention


Annual Convention.
The womaus Christian Temperance
Union have beautiful day for their
sixteenth annual convention, which as
sembled at 10 o'clock this morning at
the Metropolitan NJ. +. Church, Four.
and a.half and G streets northwest. The
pulpit platform was Handsomely deco
rated with American flags and flowers.
The photographs Of General Clinton B.
Fisk, the late Mrs. Lucy w. Hayes
wife Of ex President Hayes, and the
magnificent building for the National
Association Of the w. c. T. Y. at Chi
cago, the cornerstone Of which will he
laid in November next, the building to
be dedicated in May, 1892, are promi.
nently displayed
This mornings session was opened
/ with devotional exercises, conducted by
! Mrs. G.. l.. Clark. followed with roll.
call. The appointing of committees aud
icTcris Of superintcndGuts MesdImes
Sslliu DCuham, G.. L. Clark. II II.
| Henderson, II II Pcrley, b. H. Cltliu
ard H. Crosby, on flower mission,
evDDccllsiic work, prison and jail work
social purity, hope and help mission,
Sulbah Observance and work among
| foreigners
At the afternoon session Mrs, lie
| Fetra, president of the union, read her
annual address II referred to gospel
/ temperance and prohibition. and says
/ new forces must be evoked II they
/ wished to conquer. 10 woman's ballot,
10 social purity, the Washington ga
looms which the union wish to have
diminished, one creed and white rib
bon, opposition 10 narcotics scientific
temperance instruction aud mothers
meetings. The reports Of the CORE.
spending secretary, treasurer, auditor
and organizer were submitted. also re-
ports Of supefintendents, Mesdame'
Alfred Wood, Mabel Weloh and Mis-
l.. s. Weightman on juvenile work
chalk talk and temperance literature
Tonight at 7:30 o'clock there will bs
meeting at which the pastor, DE-
George ii. Corey, will preside. The
music will be In charge Of Wesley
Chapel choir, and Miss Grace A. King
will sing a vocal solo. An address viii
be delivered by Mrs Mary A Liver
more. A morning and afternoon ses
sion will be held tomorrow,
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
HOW THE SIGHT Is HURT.
Every Baby Coach should Have
Screen for sunny Days.

Every Baby Coach should Have y
Screen for sunny Days.
There are more persons troubled
with defective eyesight than you
would suppose" said an optlcian to
the New York Times. I'm fact, per-
feet vision is exceptionally rare with a
large proportion Of the inhabitants Of
all big cities Just observe what a
number of people you will meet wear.
ing spectacles or eye glasses on any
crowded ihoroughfare. They are not
elderly, either. Indeed. most Of them
are young, and, II you 20 through our
public schools, you will see an aston.
ishing number Of children wearing
glasses.
Bad eyesight is often caused BY the
neglect Of proper attention Ia very early
age. The eyes are more sensitive TO light
than during adult life, yet Il Is nothing
uncommon for a mother or nurse 10 eX.
pose the eyes Of an infant TO the glare of
the sun for hours at tlme, Serious
results often follow this negligence,
and large majority Of the blind un
doubtedly owe the loss Of their sight to
Just such neglect during infancy
when children are growing up theii
sight Is much impaired 10 dark city
school rooms, where they must strain
their eyes looking at black board work
al a distance. Beside this, too much
cannot be said in condemnation of the
practice Of allowing children at night
to study or read books that are badly
printed. Daylight IS Gods light. and
man cannot improve upon It. Night
work. and especially reading, Is very In
/ furious to the sight and will wear 4
Child's o. mans eyes out quicker than
anything else. -
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
want Anaco.ti. Improved

MessTs. NJ l. Weller. Charles Baker.
a. c. Strauss, William Mayse, Joseph
BaieheIder. J C. Coleman. A. NJ Bliss,
Arthur Christie aud II A. GrIswold,
prcrelly owners at Auacostia, aud the
latter president Of the Anacostia Street
Railroad Company, saw the Commits
siOncis Yesterday afternoon relative TO
the widening Of The Anacostia road
The sum Of $40 900 has been appropri-
atCd by Congress for the widening Of
the street provided sufficient land on
each side Of the road be donated Tue
Commissioners will look into the
matter
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
Rspublloap. IOdor,s Hume.

The Mshoue Virginia Republican
Association Ralph Singleton, president.
aud A. A HunBicuu, secretary, last
night adopted resolutions iudorsing Mr.
Frank hume. candidate for Congress in
The Eighth Virginia district All the
m,mbers of The association will vote for
Mr. Hume The association has hired
q ball al Fourth aud q streets northwest
IN which % hold their meetings
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
Ihe Le.son IN u CoslIE.
FIIU ~ U-H1lt ia HI.Eg

no" ~ III--|| T|tE TT.88-
The tariff, so We are told by pro-
teCli0Bists. does not foster trusts. yet
since the Mckinley bin became a lag,
there has been a greater boom in the
manufacture ~ these malign OTgauizl
ti0us than in any other direction,
Every Thing points % the fact that the
people of he United states are 10 have
one of the most convincing, as well as
cal economy that was ever Y0uchsated
a community.
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
Frsdsrlck F.lr.

The B. & o. X. K Go. viii sell excursion
tickets % Frederick, including admission
10 the Fair, az The l0w rate Of - -, for ain
trains October l3 20 ", inclusive, good for
return until October Is.
on Wednesday, October IS, q special
train viii leave station, New Jersey avenue
aud & street, ESQ a. m and 90 Thursday,
uctur e. lG, q special train viii leave az
80 m- Tickets viii be sold oH these
tEo dsAs "Wednesday and Thursday, iII-
,lUdn admission 10 the Fair aud IFS at
iraeiiCTs, al the rate Of 81 .65, good ouly on
daY Of sale,
Fer Time Of regular trains see timetable
in another column Of THE paper.
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
Chanes loE ) speeuIatlon

NuR, dou't al run at once for your
wallets and CheCkbooks lt isn't corner
lnts iu Chicago, Minneapolis Kansas City,
OT the culture Great II isn't options 0n
a heat. corn. pork or lard nor puts or
calls ou AoTyhaesteru's OF Southwest
ems, nor set Is It gas, oil, telegraph oI
ttleI hone stock. n is better than any oI
an 81 these. 10 Is a deposit iH the BHai
III HegIN, which every one can make b
The purchase aud use Of Dr. Pierce
Pleasant Pellets iu am eases Of chronic con
stipatiOu, b.liuusuess, dyspepsia, headache
liver complaint and the like. sold tue
world over
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
Want 70 palI . Fnn Vote.

The Virginia Republican Association
are very anxious that all the voters Of
Of The Association should 60 home
and cast their ballots They held a
meeting last night at their headquar
tiers, he Philadelphia House. % devise
means To that end, and 10 was agreed 10
hold "A conference on Monday next az
The Cadets ATm0Iy on o street, al
which all Virginia voters are requested
10 be present
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
Hreakfast on High Olympus, 5OOs q. Q
Prom ne Nsr Fort HsJQ'a,

T|T- 10 -TT-- " FT778---7
why does me noble Joye seem yeXt
this norm" asked Juno.
Il had dream, quolh Jove. II
dreamed there came a race of men Who
threw me from me high estate aud took
me lhgnderbolls aud made them drag
their cursed chadots; they boxed like
wise the same and babe them carry
messages
Aha Methinks me noble Lord hath
drunk too deep Of nectar These be
the fancies Of the mindless,
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
New Tfaiu ~ Hoston by Daylight Via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company su-
., urccs that commencing Monday, Octo.
lcr l3, new through train will be placed
in service between Washington Baltimore
aid ROston 10 will leave Washington
Baltimore and Potomac station on week
dals $40 a. m; Baltimore Union Station at
uuS p M, aud run through 10 Boston with
cut change, hy The celebrated steamer
Mar, laudn route, arriving at Boston 40 .
T. M ~ piping en- route 40 bridgeport,
Sew Haven, Now London and Providence
The train will be equipped with parlor
ears and day coaches through 10 Boston
uuner will be served on the steamer. The
South-l Ound train win leave boston at 9.t3
a. M, and arrive at baltimore g.52 p. m,
Washington 1888 y. m.
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
Bagsrstawn Fair

Tie b. & %. B. r. co. sin sell excursion
tict ets t1 HagersloWu, including admission
b. fhe Fair f8r an trains October 18th 20
l1th inclusive valid for return until uc-
tolcT 18th inclusive, at reduced rates, and
lu Thursday October ltth, wilI run a
special train, leaving Washington T.3J a.
m. Tickets good f9E this lay only In
glaliug admission i0 the fair.
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
Yantis-Frisby.

The wedding Of Mr.. A s. Yautis. Of
Harper's Ferry, Va, and Miss Matte
FTisby, took place yesterday afternoon
at the residence Of the brides
stepfaiher, the Rev. w. w. Dean,
942 T street The officiating clergy
man, was the Rev l.. H. Dyolt,
Of Newark, y. j., brother in-laW of
the groom, assisted by Rev Mr Dsan.
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
Won : ,lsa.I far pglIllnr-

Sergeant Claude E Haiags won the
Goddard medal last night al the aTm0rY
n me Washington Light Infantry
CorTs in The competitive drill by Com
Uauy G. Captain OuraDd Eas com
mapdtr and Captain Burton r. r. IS o
Company b The Judge
The daily critic., 1890-10-15

John Ruddfn, the pioneer instaiimouf man,
centrally located at130an} Gi2 seventh street
northwest. hae lust returned from tug cast
Crn markets with am immense supply OI a.|
Kinds of housekeeping goods, carpets, stoves
uUcs. etc NOu can furnish vDur house from
cellar to garrett at this store With cash
prices ON the iustaIwent plan.
The daily critic., 1890-10-15
WI Bavs Better Lodgiugs

Officer Cor9iu last night found John
smilb gol0red man. souudly sleeping
"a SO impruVised bed 81 leaves 10 lbe
parking near TbiEd street lie locked
him up al lie South Washington sfa-
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