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The Washington critic., 1890-02-26
WHAT THE NATION Will DO.

The Worlds Fair is going to Chicago
and THE CRITIC wishes it Godspeed.
Last night at meeting of the eXecu-
tive committee of the Washington
Board of Promotion several things
were resolved upon with the view of
holding national quadri- centennial
celebration of the discovery of Amer
lea by Columbus here at the Capital of
the greatest of the American nations.
1t is proposed that the President
shall appoint committee to for
mulate plan for an interna.
tional celebration in which the
nation will not be left out; that the
National Museum shall he enlarged into
a Three Americas Museum to remain
as memorial of the great event;
that Memorial Bridge across
the Potomac be built; that statue
of Columbus be unveiled on the 18th
of October, 1892, and that all the
American sister republics, the King of
Italy, the Queen of Spain and the SOW
eTeigns of all other nations be invited
to participate.
If this plan is carried out it will evi-
dentlv be the true national celebration
of the great event, and the commercial
features of the Fair at Chicago will be
simply an adjunct.
Besides, the scheme of Washington
celebration involves local improvement
THE CRITIC is heartily for the proposed
Memorial Bridge at the foot of New
York avenue.
By all means, let the national ceebra-
ton of the Columbus discovery be held
at the National Capital
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

A sCHooIsuIP for Washington harbor
is an excellent suggestion. 1t would
give useful and beneficial training to
many hundreds of our boys, who might
be supplied from our public schools
and be fitted for the merchant service or
the navy. The naval authorities are
believed to favor the proposal, aud to
complete the arrangements and secure
the needed legislation there is only
needed the approving action of the
school trustees and the Commissioners.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

The New YoRK courts do not favor
Colonel Dudley very much in his suits
for libel against New York newspapers,
growing out of the notorious 'blocks-of-
five" letter. The newspapers all want to
examine him before trial He doesn't
want to be examined, and so moves to
dismiss the order The courts deny his
motion with disheartening regularity.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

From BALTIMORE TO Duluth, the zenith
OF the unsalted seas, is far cry. The b.
4 o, has arranged for a through freight
service by rail and boat.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

THE FRENCH CHAMBER oF DEPUTIES
should send over and employ Speaker
Reed to teach the art of preserving order
to the president of that body.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

PROFESSOR KuRAIN says he has not re-
tired from the ring, but is going to Hot
Springs TO box. IT. is hoped he won't come
away in a box
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

TnE POLICE WILL ENGAGE in pistol prac-
tice in the National Guards rifle gallery
hereafter, If they should happen to learn
that they have no right to shoot at man
simply because he is running away from
them it would be an excellent thing. Be-
sides rifle gallery they ought to have a
cinder track ON which they can practice
sprinting.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

AMERICAN MONEY keeps pouring into the
Golfers of the Irish cause. The Land
League has received $4,000 during the
past fortnight.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

WASHINGTON, FEmuAnY 2G. 1890.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

A PErERsBuRG, VA, colored Baptist
Church has pastor who has taken lesson
from Speaker Reed. When, at a church
meeting over which he presided, an attempt
to present charges against him was made
he very promptly decided the charges out
of order, and the meeting broke up in the
conventional row.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

IT's FINE rmNa to be an indianapolis
Cuisines man these days.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26

NICE-PREsIpENT MORToN should accept
Charleston's invitation to visit that city
while on his southern tour.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-26
L0ClL WElrHER FORECIST

For the District of Coiuuibid, wiHds shU-
ug 10 c0ider nprthtc,dc,iE .tab rcpttcT
old W0rc, cohie and fdir Tb,DWidg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Ko on the SPOT had a moderate demand AT
steady and UNCHANGED urc1- fiat bean quoted at
49, S1ics. 500 bags No lsc afolt; 1000 bags No o.
l32c Mia eTowihs firm and nOir acti'c. SSit> %
bag, Caracas, 1900 bas~ Maracaibo BOO Oass NaN
terms, also $50 ia-- WI uu.
East Indie. pINat. options w"fr not especially
active. yet me developed considerable strength
showed gains OF lOd-O points. and this o-
lowed further IiSc OF about 10 point, attended with some
shorts. Final figures firm at the top
p~ RIO and Santo> and higher exchange CON
frued o. al, anrr liner, cables from llatre
Ilauillfr owing to a holiday. RIO reports Regular
mss good Second $50. Exchange private,
DAYS 10 600 bags. stock lc1uoO hsg-
Market steady, santos receipts - Ga,> 600 bags Rio
purchases for the United STATE, during the week. 5000
Europe and other countries during
week . 600 bal. RIO cl'arancrs by - Il dmer- ior
IN. -u,d states 70 ONp Steamers loading at Rio
for the United state g. Fright per steamer. .5c aad ,
per lrluSlc per bag Total santos stock 10 goo
iacS Sann- prrchasc~ Tor the ncd states 1000 bags
S1nio. purchases Erop" and other countries. 1000
lnr- Sau.o- clearance the United >afc, by - steam
cr. >anto- c'aian'- Tor Euros" and Other
,n,utr.- GOO bag. loading for the
IultI State. !. Santos market nrn. Good average
~anto, $50 T,al sales here to-day, $3.50 bags
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
11rr srnck MAEKrrs-RY TELEGRArH.

r.,ato ,,,I -Ca,tic- Receipts last - hour, 5'Oo
head tota for %s ti1 ho;eb 100 head $500
when Nc9-Tors: iscv ior 49,, oicc sh,nc
~ any 20 o GOO H. o5a<i 50; prime TO choice
native lnping steers Of from iT I" t, 400 to
81 co. medium good export Eiae,s OF iro, ~ and
h tVg cr,,irs Il from LOO to l3o0 y. ~ 2'@
- a. ncdum good cann'nZ ana .t,n, r"E es'
htnrin, ',nni,g ard hutcheiing grade, Il from LOO
10 10 ., - .5ja . - very conn :,nu IN Sl,o
.o kerr. AID fode.s fair 10 choce > % - az NJ,
,,'' .,,.r- do fa'r % good - 5od-2 -; flr
% rhocc cows and hcf p. - 25s3 -. medium TO goa
t "s ' - -, 20: mlgh coss aud slrnsers Sl2asi5
Sh'cp and Iaub--coe 1nts sst - hours iZM h'iu
,ofal for week thus far LOO FOR sane Nmc li'oo
."s ~ coo. Consigned through 1000 head. 1000 o.
wb'b ~ N,wYork: 10 GOO Tor sale martc' active iirm
a pi,.r. h'.u-choicc t. extra, - - 80 o., m,dnm
Al. .'' cd 80 .5asG 20: common to good. - 75dtG 20
1,ot TO choice - 3j1E7 80 tar 20 good, - l'd
M -n''aWn 10 fair - 75dS7 10. IIo-s-ieceipt'
~ 400, Tor sane time last week. Il 800 cons nlod
tSrongi \ 100 head 1000 q when 70 New ork
49,, 5lI., 81 mixed , asa - 1o-neis ~ io"
~ 20 ng,. - i5a3i 70 rough'. - 5oaS5 81; staes
7"S chc1go. April cattle-Eeceiptso 800 hsad
hip o60 rnar9et srong to 20. hlen bed|r
- boz - .0 steers - 23ai sU $40 "a 40 Tnsa,
f.rrs - 55as3 a. Ioc>-Ecceips - zoe h. aa ship'
mcn 700 market staiy: y iN,' - iImF' 80 1p,nssi
- i, - ''.fnt. 900 head: shipments. 600 market
tfouc 10 10 D., cents high r native, - DO Nl,t'
eoleod = iq%55 % :" .,p a1iear9n
81 Loais. Aprl 7.-Ca'tie-ii,c'n 2coO heat
-''r~ past 81 ia!F 10 goa go 70 +G9f I'D
socSer' and - I io@ o 't cS iaad
S,,nert. 100 nar,.t STEADY; fair 10 choice heavy,
~ 30dsi 80 packing erad'- - Pa 80 l nght:
lair to best. - lodti 20 o'!'', 49,, ~ M" i,
shipments, 100; market steady fair to choice -"
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NEW york CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive al and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth I've. and 42d 81. New fork.


TEE Only RAILROAD STATION ~ THr CITY
TRAINS L4ANl ~ FOLLOW =
500 4. ~. lA>I SEW -lDtA >lAli. lAfiNi~>S~
quo 40 CaBanda 90. uuna.o = 20 y; ii.,,.r An,
300 A. ". CHICAGO NI>l Ills Ill llNi i-D-e''
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11.1D !. VI. wl'Sil,fN Day ENPiil.~ daily eNce't
SUNDAYS. Train i,a,-1- 90 ratrfda'' No' "'s "a
500 p. ". FAST WFSrLsN EXPEiss-due Chicago
300 Cincinnati q ..'r d. Il.. 81 i.'a.- ~ 49, N'
1890 =. VI. last NIGH EAplt.~>-ilf l''Aes'er'
flifalo Niazart Falls. and ~. We ,,.,r, ,,,,,,
FISIIKILL lNEWBURGIN. POuHlihLLlslL' HhiNr
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ALBANY. UTICA. ~lkACl -. j.. ~, - a. -
III 80 d. M. 8 100. 20 .o9 D. r. ',' A.hF 40" 'Ni'
rRSp tti"1iTOGA ADIRONDAcK FOUNTAINS AND
MON fREAJ.-f- 80 g. d.. q 5i d. ii ai-. it'' Nv
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.r III, q. and -uar- IN >leol ping ai- aiv' az 'tili
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NeY-l OK: 33S W ASH ,-,''' o." w -
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,o,i. AID r.-.t noes tAlol oh &, cessna. OIL.
'i n,i~. ,.au- sunday. 'Dti.f eAc'n- >f-'-''' Nef
ihote ,-l',- except those leaving 70 300 a. H. ana
% 90 raani.it. stop at 13,tl--t. ,t'fon ,.>.rrS
joins ~. .l Manager GeuI Passenger AGENT.
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! Gathers.

A -TrToEs eo'''n.,' 'igiee,-of' 'aShef, a., al
qua. flr lal,ut- .IoI..l -ip.'n -iIE!A-i
CONgiI.l.E. 81 J.. ist-.-t b"t i.t'' end hro-i. a.
a BEST rIAfnI1;~ tt'i. go end Dog. ''l. e.,i.
~ f.f a.. branches iu li. lN t' 10 'niff' ii.''i-
IRIS WANTED. DO g.. a. r',i-irfton t'ra - ii 3.
=. g. AVERY. Americas; sch.D. H.7t- F''i I'ti.-t.
.NTIIcA% A~D Io4ei,% TEACHERS. AGENCY
a .t'filD pnf.--a. .escDDf-. Tutors. ''o.' r'Hs.,.
Mr. ST. g. YorNr-frLIoN % Union square
IIE>,r', TEACHERS AGrNCY. - ltf i1'A.t.
II subtle, comp It fi.I"f-. ..'Dr. 'li'- f
.Irlsi~ a:fI-'-. &C.,. aI i-an.l. i'fIf.Ni'nf- irt
schools. I1eii-a. ','rtnn 'e.ri. -. .n-h spoken
S.CnEENI HUotN'S IT. t,nll;>' ArENcN.
- Gide,i and i...t known 70 {. $. Established 1876.
Lat 1i'i.-t.. s.
Tnn UNION TlAcuIRS AGnHcY. 1,,'ab. iisso)
i Suprll.- trhoo- lt tet i- a, hers IN - lt',na
" - KERR Manager. ~ Aston Place. N"N YORK
WASTED. r.r..ela,. ra-nrr.
ACADEMY. Tribune Office.
yy'ANrIp-I .d.. Enaoieait,n for W. for S.pr...
w i,-tro'- - yfivIu" for rfIffilf FOG
g.-t. and c.ocuu"n iol south; r, 'i'n enc" asa
.,nr.-. Tor ci ana oi-, Ahir' if'rh liD'r-an' for
school in We-t ior rt''lei 'i'hti1nnt Manual ttn
lng. GoIuan aud French i'D-- iit NI n-l' If'-fli
a, chaplain iof ,i-coIai ..'D,l f'r = n i..lfr
Wa"tod 10 h1s DO ''hov igtIt,, I'% ,i ~.
81 Eat i7th-.t. n't im-a,". ard IT ad~av.
XxJOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS HIHEAu dor
w bn,h sexes supplies prof. OF t'l,' -:
uusicans housokccper- companions ch9l~ion's - 70
colleges school. aud families a,o booEkc"pTf- s'rosra
Miss {. l. WERNER 900 3tha'o.. New-fcrk CIV.
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a. 1914 do 1f3 ~ at SO s7i2; 1l5 do. 100 H. at
-; 10 l7s Ohio do. s71i n, at 20 90. ,, a., ~ a.
Sherman & culver 1913 Texas sheep e"'S' % j" ~
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ohi Shcon ~ ~ NJ - 50 IL d. SO H. AT - "a 20
do OF H. at - 30 iOI Nliip'u Oho hear'"s'' 80 '' "
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o,io yc,rlings J ~ at - ljS do, s12 10 al ., %
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and Bucks. iIo H. a. 81 - p, 100 ~ - c,,,o,a.
n, .o-, ,,rloaf- jersey CIV and 10 carloads at
Iiohoken Market firm IT - iod@f 10 49, . $4,000. 81.
A. ". Lamb sold: 81 Stal' HOGS 40 ]" ''''"-'' AZ
81 - per 100 H. q o,a,o tro.. a, ., a. 40
Iiiir' Wricht & Co state Pigs. l30 y. az - 30
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Nem pnbllrailon5.
1TILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.

reference book in l,mpAlet form. devoted hearty
tho interest. and the produces OF nun
and cream for sale in he large si;Iss Iae
Syrscusc. LONDON. and othsr ces: ar luiy g. r"n
.,,o laws relating 10 sale Of MIX; proceedings 81 Pc n;
Generations In and near Nev.N Os statistics OF the bs
cne rfc ef~ &c Farmer. living IN counties ada
N All Great cities te Interested Plb-h1d By Inc
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Railroads.
RI IN ia S " v q n IA
ETAa.HNAD.
OK AND Ar4EE .IA4.CN :. 1890.
..t.... foot - f,..t..--.. q. "a r..

Trains leave statons Ioot q Desbro-ses and cort.
.anst ats; .iiiI FAST LINE for the wst Pulssa
ssepnsb 5u r5 81 S-. A1 No. cH'e.a
LOUIS p a1 SS and Sa' SSo Aesp e sans 49, WE
,O.o po,1a, <. NM.Piiir. NIW-YogK AND CHICAGO LIN.
IVY ioyyiD' csmuosed exclusively q Pullman Ic,;lDaie
drawing AID state.i'o - S,.tep9s D.ni"s s."'kas
nosraphcrs AID typewriteT9 Bathroom, Tor D):n s,Ae.
e l1S,s' Of hoe o. o. once da!,d s1i
by stationary and movable esSti, hshts Afii'cs Ga.
zoe r. M-sI. louis. cHilcAA,cno ASD c,NcINSArt
ps Car AsgY@F< 70 s. ioa 20 m i ana ASss
cnnat II IS a. Chicago p H. and St. Louis 40
ESQ r. M.~Tii. WESTERN EXPRESS %. all points ia
g W. NothwesS and 20 pibd rgi a. ye,t
hiIaso "SnsoY aga l. NJ IN 49, - s0ai
,ionati 80 NJ ch,cago 49, D. ,cn mex aI a9d 81
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for Cory Erie the Oh Regions Cleveland AID coiufn.
BALTIMORE wA-IIlyCroN AND THr SOUTH
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Mn For Cape NAV / 90 D. D. woes day..
For Old Point and Norfolk, Va New YORK. Phllacepha
and Norfolk Railroad 90 a. N. daily except SUNDAY,
and 90 n m d1llv Via Baltimore and Bay Line, 2d
j. VIZ FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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The New Tan-fer Company Will call FOR and chees
baggage from hotels a,d re-d noes.
For timetables OF local trains apply TO any TICKET agn1
w W Ns Y pi-GH J. p. WOOD
con - vanaoe- General Pas-'r AGENT
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CENTENNIAL IN NETWORK.

TN, only aco cunt IN pint the Centennial a. tho
Of Washington nrst President Of the
n,fea State and containing IRE speeches Of Harrison
Dcpow CeNelsnG iii and others, and Bishop Potter
famous sermon with other Interesting matters, Iasrs
~ ,icrurcs handsome pamphlet ~ 1872 pages. con-
tsfn,nc also history ~ the "SOns OF the I"yOlutOn"
Published by The IribunH. ffice NC copy.
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address To Farmers and Special Reports OF IrDunes
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RCPVBUCAN CLUB HANDBOOK.

handsome pamphlet. describing al length the E",
rubIican Cu movement in United States the National
And stat Leagues and many u the principal club
Pulcs FOR forming club. Topics for debate etc. ~
me Tribune the official newspaper o. tne L,5Lne snu
his Official handbook Pte 20 CENTS oFu'i Ho"
The Tribune.
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yv,p SHIPS SINK At SAMOA

An Extra in pamphlet form published by The Ifunnc
containing the thrilling account - me WICK 81 te
can Mar Snip- at Samoa and tho paanff - TIC f'N'"
ars: also Including Sctt.eI n O. Oliehona JON 70 N
Di.asrr "Amcfican ,iirl- Abroad" WITH h7t H ,h'
who have married titles abiold: "Huntng St'ii',
"Amerca's Navy, with full list o. the ne" siil
their dimensions armament, etc. ETC., ctc - c'iis' !
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Ernal Notices.
- rPELME COrRT. Couniy OF New-lork.I,

4. IrppI-NIE (nI-RI County Of New Orh.-
- ,', ''.' ,ia Yiain,if aqain.c Edmund
20. ~. d., nod. llll.n o. Paddock - Paddock
c husband soe r,t aac Is u9Sagsa 70 Go PUN:
'lNI, N1.N} j. MAv-N"iUl -Nl'v, go .'. husband
add y l.~ Oh ST. a. I'rny lIufciIn-on
i.n Ni. i',n iA5, ,,.i and Uifr,t II iiuuerflofd
=. &. iiHi ii.,"n IL, nus "'r Io.-, y.nsiai Da
on Do Don 'f.,,",, q paniaI los ~ f. TayOr
rhv N ~ thc lhAi. I'm, - Inv ,'. ~ Id, NrsYork
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