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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta spot nominal: May and June.
nal.
CoAL-stir: weningtons, sI2 generally asked;
Seattles, 81 q ton.
LEATHER-Heavy sole. 26@29c medium and
light do, 22@25c; Rough Leather, l7@lsc; Buff. IL
@l4c y foot; Side Leather, l2@1l4c p foot; Calf
skins, 60ep75c q 10: Kips, s3696O D doz: No l
Harness. 27930c: No. do. 22925c u ID
tw "a, an oaiiiofnia sugar Hennery quotes,
and Fine Crushed, all $3.50; Dry GRADUATED. 6Isc;
Confeetioners A. &c; Extra G. 5ssc Golden q.
Disc q 10; Bags lac more than bills
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
lows, terms net cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered. 614c q 10: Extra
Fine Powered. 61ac; Dry Granulated &c: Xxx do
&c: Confectionery A. 57sc: White Extra u. 5ssc
Extra Z, SAG; Golden 9, sc d 10.
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Daniel Hayes and Edward Burns. young
men, were charged yesterday at the City
Prison, with two petty thefts EACH They
are accused by Mrs. Mary Ryan of stealing
a number Of chickens and ducks.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-Porter Bros g. Co. sold to-day
at auction four of California fruit, an follows
Full crates Tokay Grapes, 81 65@3 40; haif-craies
Tokay Grapes, 81 40; full crates Muscat Grapes,
81 25@1 10; half Muscat Grapes, soc.
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English Wheat Market.

English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l2.-The spot market is quiet
at Is 5d@7s 715d. Cargoes steady mt sSs Cd for
off coast, 37s I'd for just shipped and sSs for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: November. rs I'd; Decem-
Der, Is 7I4d: January, Is 7isd; February. rs
714d; March, IS I'd; April, rs Sad; May. rs sgd.
SECURITIES.
LoNDoN,No 12.--Consos,9 "a 11-16; United States
Bonds : as, 1851; 4Ia's, lO6; Silver. 47asd;
Rentes, 95r 1Oc; bullion into Bank Of England
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MRS COOL, DENTIST, NEw CHRONICLE
VI Building: all branches of dentistry practiced
polishing and identifying the teeth speciality % I'm
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOuSE

HOUSE.
w T Bennett, California
G Hanford, Sacramento
& Sturgis, Sacramento
ID a Smith, Sacramento
&c IL Ellison * W, Cal
Mrs Is Stevens, Dixon
Z T. Cronise. Fresno
& Meyers. California
ii kavanagh, Sacram ento
w Thomas, California
Il W Brown, California
j Ellis, san Rafael
w urner, Middleto ~n
f IL Veach. Sacramento
+ Carnahan, Sacramento
Il X Brown, st Paul
w = Snow. st Paul
II L Albee. Penryn
&c l. Nelson, Portland
IL G Smith, Alvarado
&c + Brownie, Los Gatos
ii Handy,Duncans Mills
+ l. DOwd, Lakeville
+ Lapoint. Lakeville
&c j Swift, Lakevllle
ID a Conrad. Berkeley
S j Matthews, Ukiah
NJ Il Davis, U iah
II l. Ba dan, san Ramon
u Milligan, Los Angeles
IG NIScarver, GeyservIlle
l. S Blac Cloverddle
Il NJ McMahon. Chicago
w 7 Marsh, Los Angeles
j II Breen. San Juan
7 MOlloy Il ". Cal
ID O'Brien, kelSeyvllle
ii johnson, Sacramento
} Il Mcpherson. China
10 q fairchild, California
l. 4 Norton. Healdsourg
j Curtis. Los Angeles
NJ Schotield IL FIN, PlumaS
7 X Grimwood, Covelo
q X Peterson, Omaha
iE pnpk Harm Tram
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


For Late SJapauta jlt,ttioeHcs see Eighth Pdqe
Arrived.
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A NINA JESNESs MILLER UNION SUITS. 81 rs
~ up. NJ II. ODER 332 Suffer ST. mol 3m
CURTAINS CLEANED SOC A PAIR: LACES
" and caps. etc 524 Geary st. mol I'M
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New York Markets.

New YORK. Nov. l2.-Unted States Bonds: as,
l2l: 41s's 1903; Northern Pacific 20s4; Cana
dian Pacific. 74l4 Central Pacific. 3014 Union Pa
cifc, 1855; Atchison. 337s; wes-Fargo 1876; West
Union. 1919; Silver. l021s; Sterling, 81 s015@
80.
NEW YORK. Nov. IL. = Wheat cash, 81 06;
December, 81 05.
Flour-Active and excited.
Cofee-$l7 Is.
Sugar-4Ts@51ac
hops-Pacifc Coast 35@43c.
Hides-13Lac.
Copper-Lake. $16 IS.
Iin-Spot, $50 95.
Lcad-Domestic, IS 20.
Ircn-$l4,
Petroleum-7Sc.
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DRIVATE ROME IN CONFIN ENIFNT. 96l
L Folsom St, MRS NJ. E ROGERS, Midwife. as tt
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ShjppiuS Notes.

New York Exchange. zoe for sight drafts. The
bank gave quotations for Geographic exchange
yesterday owing to the continued hnaucial panic in
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E0AI.p SALES,
Jollowing were the sales yesterday in the San
Iran tisoo stock Ioard:

Jonowing we're the sales yesterday in the San
Iran tisoo stock Ioard:
REGULAR sEssroN-a:iO A. W.
so Alpha. l.60l50 CO V..390 100 Occd. IL. 10
100 lb5 10 Cond. ..1.OO325 Ophir $50
2hO Alta. l.SU7U0 Imp. 80 500 Ovrnn...2. 10
$50 Andes. ..95 90 Point..23U 400 Peer. 20
200 ........lOU 700 E1en1 IL 10 200 SavaGe..265
100 Belcher a. 80 100 q Il q. .2.lU2OO &M..1.3
90 Is 4 B.. .2.S5 100 Prize. 3Ol25O New. .2,60
200 Bode.. l.3U200 ii & N. 2l5l 90 .2.55
2uO .......l 42oO Kentuckl .7Cll00 Hill. ...35
100 Buion..2 100 Me1ican.2 so Utah.... 80
100 Caledonia 100 Mono 10 200 w Com. 40
100 Cha q. .2.SO700 Com. ] go 90 JacKL ..212
800 Chollar..3Ia 100 Is lsIe.1 35l
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:3I
100 Alta....l .l5 100 Con 20 $50 Peer. 20
800 Andes IS 100 Imp... % 200 Peerless. 20
20 9O2UO CrocKer. .25 so PotosI. GO
81 Beicher...2I4 100 Point =. 20iS50
80 ........2.2o25O Excnea. 60 200 Savage..2.4O
40H Bodie ii5i0O ~ s5 100 b & M IS
$50 ..........l.l 10000 N....2lOl 30 SNev. ESQ
$50 Builon.2.7Jl lCOLady W.. $3.50 SHil 80
800 Bulwer. .3U250 Mexican pig 2UU Silver X. 40
100 Caledonia. So 500 Mono. .66 50 Syndcate.Oo
2U0 Central. 200 Isle 80 100 Union....2.2u
200 ChalI c.. 602UO Comtnl So % Utah so
$50 Oh liar. roo Uccdut Weldon. is
800 Comth 2. 6u rs Ophr. 50 800 W Com. 40
20 u .3.T02UO .........-3S5I SO YJacKet.2.45
lao ......... $50 lOOO Overin2uUl
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-In Wheat trading was active,
nervous and unsettled. Some large floor traders
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- - ~ N-hAhA . htASRh
j Petermichel, Chicago
Chas StillInan,wf d dght,
California
Thos Is Fletcher, Cal
IA 5 Gardner, fhila
f Trapcn, New orleans
II ! Williams. Wisconsin
n X Seaman d VT. Mass
Richard Fricn, Boston
Frank Murphy. New York
S 7 Magee, Clements
j Orr, Portervillc
q w Gorden, Stockton
John Lee. Holbro"k
Miss Mangan, Boston
j 4 q inser. oregon
Jos Lawler d WI, Vallejo
II Isaacsun. Vallejo
K LANCE. Los tanoS
lJas Williamson. Los Ang
Thcs + Smith, Los Ang
John u Gould. Los Ang
III Mcdonald, st barbara
ID L Thompson, StBarbara
John Philips, Benicia
Paul Hartman, BeDicia
A a Bruce, Nevada City
Chas d May. Chicago
ID I Walker, Petaluma
Mrs w Jones d oh, Kans
| Dr ID 4 Pearce, New York
o N Brown. Las Vegas
1 1h0s shaw. Fresno
J Peterson & VT. Fresno
Miss A " ilson. Los Ang
John Wilson. Los Angeles
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Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 O2ka@l 03 p ounce.
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OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.

OAKLAND BUAKDtNU AND KUUMS.
- - -
ID ARE CHANCE-T0 LET. A MODERN 2-STORY
IL house OF 10 rooms, situated in Oakland,
North Center ST., bet. and b; only blocks from
Berkeley local, and from horse and from
cable: fine barn and chcken-house: all will be
leased for S25 per month. Apply at once at l12
North Center st. no12 1t
NJ ANICURE-FINGER-NAIL BEAuTIFIED AT
wi 1856 Market ST.. Oakland. by an artist au3l II
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LA VERITE-CoMPLE BATH, WILL
y. remove wrinkles, pimples and frecalos, or no
charge; create preparation. CAN S25 ~ Gears. IL 1t
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Mexican ID onars.
n.atnI CtNo1u
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BERKELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.

DOR RENT, AT NEwBURY STATION, BERKE-
Il Icy. new two-story house of rooms. bath and
modern improvements; minutes from station.
$50 per month. including water Call at the prem
st., city. oc29 II
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= ROCEEIkS-CLUFF BKOS., WHULEsALf3
II ana retail grocers; the oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast: teas and
coffees a speciality; 10 chromos or crockery: best
goods at lowest prices: country orders packed and
Skinned free 9 and IL Montgomery ave. 40 and
40 Fourth St, 4O9 and All Montgomery ave, 40l
Hayes st. Jelf lulhou u
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DhoF. DE FILIPPE'S SIMPLIFIED PRACTI-
| cal method of SPANISH: Endorsed by the Span
ish Royal Academy and adopted by the best insti-
tuiious; price 81 so; similar work published in
freuch. TIE BANCROFT co. oc2S tt
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7 ARGEsT STOCK. LARGEST STORE. LOWEST
IL price; easiest terms and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings.
10Y, 1919, 1921, 1923 Mission St, bet Sixth and
Seventh. J. NOONAS. au7 tt
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UNIVERSAL OINTMENT WILL CURE THE
L worst forms of skin diseases: never known to
fail. J. Il. WIDBEB, agent, cor. Third and Market,
druggist nolI Sc
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NOTICE-2Y WIFE. MRS. ANNIE PAVITZA,
~ having left my bed and board without cause
hereby notify all dealers that will not be response
bic for any debts incurred by her. GASPAR
fAVfTZA nOl2 3t~
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I AIDES, SEND FOR OUR PAMPHLETs-wE
l. have something new which will save you trOu-
bic; price So. Address HARDWOOD HARD RUB
Der CO. Market and Jones, 4th floor, Room 12i.
San Eranniscn. SAND stamn: lady acenfs Mantel z
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FOR SALE.

Il.
TONES BAZAAR, COR. NINTH ST., KEEPS THE
y largest stock OF dolls toys. wagons trcyces,
fancy goods, and prices the lowest. oc2l I'm
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Produce Market.

FLOUR - Net cash prices are: Family e1-
tras 81 25o4 SO; Bakers extras. 81 10 a 20;
city superiiiie 1903 80: interior brands, $494 90
for extras and S3@3 % q Dbl for superine.
WHEAT Was dull yesterday at unchanged
prices Quotabie as follows: No. l, 81 32IaGl 80;
No. 2, 81 3O@l 3l14; choice, 81 3614 extra choice.
for milling. 81 371a@al 40; Sonora, 81 3O@1 321a
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CIDENrAL HOTEL

W Goldsborough, USN
L c Thompson Il W, Cnda
q 5 Wright Il W, n York
J Prick. Pennsylvania
g II Luemius. s Salvador
Rev II X Holmes, Carson
City
Miss NJ Duke, 8 Salvador
IS Hammond, London
is d Phelps, New York
II Pet 1t, Philadelphia
X Petit, Philadelphia
w Alexander, New York
&c W Toules, TouIes
j Brown, Sacramento
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CD IN FOX A DOZEN CABINETS WITH ONE
- Nv beautiful coIored picture and gilt frame
az WILSON'S Gallery. % Kearny 81. my25 i'm
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f1AsT.oFF CLOTHING -JEwELRY BOUGHT
- and sold: highest price paid. 1l23Is Market IT
DESr EASY AND SAVE MONEY, AS HAVE
II trousers OF the latest designs and styles for 81
made by the best merchant taors for So to $40.
ORIGINAL MISFIr CLOTHING PARLORS cor.
Post and Dupont SITS.
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EATARRH POSITIVELY RELIEVED BY ONE
v application, nd permanently cured by using Unit
veTsal Ointment J. II. MIDBER, agent, Third and
MIX I SIS; druggist. noll 3tF
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4 NsoN EROS HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS
y Dapering. whitening, mixed paints varnishes,
Mall naner. brushes. etc. sos Larkin 81 mol SIn
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/ ALL-RooM AND FANCY DANCES TAUGHT
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GONE IMMEDIATELY AND SAVE TROUBLE
= and expense by buying q merchant tailOT-made
dress overeOat for $l2, made by a Chicago merchant
tailor for $2S. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS, Post and Dupont SITS.
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L INDLING WOOD AT FIRST COST, 81 % PER
" load. Send orders TO Truckee Box Factory,
Fifth sud Berry SITS. noll st
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ALMEDAA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY FRONT ROOM
" Encihai ave-, Alameda; half block from
iersaillcs Station; over bakery. noll Ut
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be sold at an immense sacrifice We have also the
pleasure 10 inform customers and the public
generally that have purchased through our
NStcrn agents $4,000 worth of the finest class of
imported cioaSs 1t a discount of so per cent off
regular prices for spot cash. Those goods COM
prise the latest styles In ladies' ulSters jackets.
wraps aud misses coats: also $4,000 worth of the
finest class of London-dyed sealette threequarter
sacks. ranging in price from So to S25. worth from
$40 $50: 500 jersey waists from 35 cents to
81 80. worth from 10 cents to 81. These goods are
al of the and latest styles, and certainly
the finest lot of goods offered in this city; 25
ladies' suits from So to 500 worth from $40 to $50
Come and judge for yourselves to the BERLIN
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE, % Grant ave, san
IraucisCo. noll st
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN sTEAMEKs.
WIRE

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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CtLOSING-OUT SALE-ESTIRE STOCK FURNI
" ture bedding and upholstery below cost for next
80 days on account of retiring from business +.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

Duh, heavy headache, obstruction of the
nasal passages discharges falling from the
bead INTO the throat, sometimes pr1fl5e
atlFB aud aCriI, at others thick, teuaCi-
GUS muglus, purlleut bloody aud putriI;
TIC ege5 ore weak, Watery and iudamed,
there is ringing lu the ears deafness. hack
ing NJ coughing 10 clear the throat, eApec-
icraiicu Of offensive matter, together with
-uals from ulcers, The voice Is changed lu1
E45 basal lHaug. ihe breath IS Offensive
ELl.I and taste arc Impaired there Is a slu-
Gallon li dizziness. with mental depression
% lackiuE cough aud general debility III
sou have u-l- gT ans considerable humber
~ ileel 7l upilu5. sou arc suffering from
Alsll tataEal. The more complicated
your disease las become, tlG greater the
number and diversity uf symptoms.
Thousands 1f cases annually without
m4Uiflst.ug half 81 the above symptoms.
result iu consumption, aud ell ~ the
grave. no disease is 50 common more le-
llTuFe aud dangerous, 81 less understood
ID more uu5LCcesaflIIF treated lF plyal-
Clans. Five tiqusaul dollars reward Is
offered b Gle manufacturers u DR. sage's
Catauh Remedy iQr 3 case Oh calarrh
WlicL they cannot eIre. Remedy sod by
drlgsizLs, AZ only 50 cents.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
GLEASOE'S BODY RECOVERED.
His wife. II IL Feared. will Lose ne
Reason

His wife, Il IL Feared. will Lose her
Reason
The body Of John Gleason, who
while out with boating party was
drowned of the Arsenal on Sunday az.
ternoou, was recovered to-day by the
crew Of Captain Faunccs tug boat.
The body was found floating In the
vicinity Of where the drowning oc-
Cuucd and was brought TO the surface
10y the sunrise gun
The remains were removed % Lee s
undertaking rooms and the Coroner
Gifted. Later the hody was taken to
tie home Of the deceased, on II street.
between Sixth and Seventh streets
southwest. where the funeral will oc
cur Deputy Coroner Shafcr gave a
certificate Of accidental drowning.
Mrs. Clemson has been mentally az.
nicicd by the unfortunate affair,
~ d fears are entertained that she will
lose her mind completely. Last night
she attempted to cut her throat and was
only prevented from doing so by a
number Of friends who were In the
house at the time She was very much
dtprt ssed In consequence OF the body
not having been recovered. but her
friends say that she has become some
what more TecOncilcd this morning.
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hIaae q staIIon- x eeper

As iniimated In The Critic, at the
time he resigned, Officer Harry Hutton
has been given station keeper
position. lie preferred a position
of The kind 10 that Of being a policeman
10 the FIST place Mr. Hutton still
lhiukslhat be is entitled tOCnmpensation
for Tie s. Tvices he has rendered the Dis
uict Ieeardless Of the Army aud Navy
clause, an his friends have volunteers
10 take Tie matter into the courts and
make a test case Of it, In view Of his
having be,n promised another position
soon he n aY conclude not 10 take part
in any legal proceedings
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IRRESTBG A MINSTREL MANAGER.
cleveland Gets Into Dimculty at the
~ a q. Depot.

y
~ a o. Depot
On Sunday afternoon last Mr. w. s.
Cleveland the minstrel manager. was
arrested by Policeman John T. Howe
at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
dcrot and taken 10 the Sixth street sta.
tiou. where he left collateral lie was
charged with disordcrly conduct II
seems that 10 was necessary that Mr.
Cleveland should take the train then
about 10 start and he requested that he
might change his position and get 10 the
front IN the line Of persons purchasing
tickets This request was refused and
while attempting to impress It's urgency
upon the ticket agent he was ordered
away from the window bv the officer,
and on demonstrating with him was
taken into custody II has been learned
since from Mr. Cleveland that he con.
siders the treatment he received an out.
rage, and that he will proceed against
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com.
pany for damages. This Is but another
instance Of the over zeal, n not pig.
Medicines and incompeteucy, that has
been Characteristic OF certain members
Of the police force Of late.
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In msmoty of the .FathsrIand.,

Last March when the representatives.
Of the German societies OF the country
met here 10 protest against legislation
restricting naturalization and immigra-
ton a resolution was also adopted rec.
ommeuding that the 9th Of October Of
every year be celebrated as German
Day. The movement among the
German societies TO celebrate the day In
this city is very popular and 10 morrow
a joint meeting will be held az Meyer
Hall 10 make preparation for the cele
bTation A torch light procession, an
industrial parade, a grand banquet OF
an all day festival al the Schuetzen
Park are among the proposed features
Of the celebration
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

Double Track. Splendid Scenery.
Steel Rails. Magnificent Equipment.
In effect May nth, 1890.
Trains leave Washington, from station, cor.
nor Of sixth and streets, as follows:
FoR PIrTsBuRe and the West, chicago Llmi-
ted Express Of Pullman Nestibule Cars at
10 80 a m daily; Fast Line, 10 so a m daily TO
chicago. columbus and ST. Louis with
Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to lndianap-
oils. Pittsburg TO Columbus; Altoona to
Chicago. 81 LOuis Chicago and Cincinnati
Express, 80 N daily. parlor Car wash
Igton. TO HARRISBURG and Sleeping Cars
Harrisburg to So. Louis, Chicago and Gin
cinnati and Dining Car Harrisburg to st
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati Western Ex-
press, az '.4J p m daily, with Sleeping Cars
Washington TO Chicago and st Louis con
Meeting daily at Harrisburg with through
Sleepers for Louisville and Memphis Pull
man Dining Car Pittsburg TO Richmond aud
Tor Pittsburs y a8d tbs WS West wi %ib bT aa,y
Sleeper to Pittsburg and Pittsburg to Chi
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For KANE, Canandaigua, Rochester and Nj.
agara Falls daily, except Sunday, $40 m.
For ERIE. CanandaiRua and Rochester daily;
fer Buffalo and Niagara daily, except sat
urday, 70 ~ m, with Sleeping Car wash
FoR WfItfAMsronr, Lock Haven and Elmlra.
at 1870 a m daily except Sunday.
FoR THILApELrHtA, New York and the East,
GO, 90, il.IO and li.4O m, 2.i0, 3.t5, 40,
Sf4i loco end q II ~ pm g on sunday 800
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars
9.4O m daily~except Sunday.
FoR NEW YORK only, Limited Express with
Dining Car, 500 p m daily,
FoR PHIIApELPHtA only, Past Express 10
week days and Z p m daily. Express
SUNDAY only, 540pm.
FoR Bos1oS without change, s.i5 p m every
FoR pnooEGYN. N. Y, all through trains con
nect az Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn
Annex. affurding direct transfer 60 Fulton
street avoiding double ferriage across New
York City.
FoR AlthNrro CITY, ii.4o m week days, ii.so
pm daily.
FoR BAITtMoRE. SIS, Z. 30. $40. goo 90, 1000.
1850, n tOand n GOA n, 1905, 2 10, SIS $50,
SEQ. 20, 30, 3 co. $40, 8 co. 7.40, 1900 and
1l.2O p m. ON Sunday 800. Dos, tO.5 1t.tO
m. sio 3.i5. $40, 400 4 20. 500, $40, 600,
f.fQ, 100 and II 20 I'm.
FoR PorE's CREEK LINE, : 20 a m and 40 p m
daily, except Sunday.
FoR ANNAroifs, 40 and 300 a m. laos and
aso m daily, except Sunday. sundays,
90 m and $50 pm.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
In effect May nth 1890.
Fon ALEXANDRIA, 80, 0.95, z IS, g ~, o.i5,
1929 m, 1900 noon, 2.O5, $50 as, ass COL.
e.Oe 1905 and 1889 m. ON Sunday at 30,
90, I'D 1875, a m, $50 6Ol, sO2 and 1000
AccoNNopAriox for Quantico, 7.45am and
4b5 m weekdays. T.45 a m Sundays
FoR RiCuMoND and the South, I 30 aud ID. 81 a
m daily. Accommodation ass , m week,
days.
TRAINS leave Alexandria for Washington, Cos
10, $50. 90. 1915. 1i.O7 a m; % 300 3 50
$40, GC5, 7O5 90, lO87 and n O3 % m
on sunday NJ 9iQ and ii.CT a m; 800, 5t',
s.C5. e 20, o - and 1857 nm.
Tickets and information nt the oHice
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, ana az tho station,
where orders can be left for the checking ~
baggage 20 destination from hotels and resi-.
deuCcs
CHAs. r. pUGH, j. n. WOOD,
General Manager. Genl. Pass Agent
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

John ID. Weakly, a resident OF 2ls
ILiId stIcet southeast, made such an
cutlery for The police last night that he
attracted a crowd Of people 10 front OF
mis- house lie claimed that lac had
been assailed by Ernest Ganther. aud
that there was "A movement on foot 20
ruin him Mrs Weakly and her chill
dTen sic in the country, and Mr Weakly
has been looking after the r0omers In
The house Yesterday he forced his
sister In law, Miss Ella Smith; Alr
Charles o Wood and Ganthier 10 leave
The house. No arrests were made In
connection with the ease.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
a stwstoY FrIghteasd lhe horse.

While Griviug on Seventh street, near
Florida az. nue., yesterday afternoon
NTs. Fred Cruiser vas thrown from
Der carriage aud painfully injured
Her horse took fright al Herman
Daikir q newsboy, who ran across
the street In front OF him, and he ran
away Doctors Evans aud Mann al
tended LCTat her home, No. 1916 Sixth
street northwest
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

Every Thursday to Island Park aud
Harper's Ferry. No confusion or crowd
ing. Every ticket entities the holder 10 a
reserved seat. ROUnd-tHp g. Train
leaves sB. & o. Station each Thursday
until September 4, az 10 a. M. secure
seats 10 advance az 6l9 aud 1881 Feuusyl-
Fauia avenue. No extra charge.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
summer vacations AZ no Farm

There was quite a grisl Of female
yaqants in he Police Court mill TO-
da5 Mary keenan,, Carrie Williams
kebeCCa PoindeXter Fannie Monroe.
Sophia Johnson and Marietta Mergraih
They were given from fifteen % sixty
day each, OF a fine of from $ 10 S2j.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

Henry GiIr0y had IFS lefJ arm frac-
tuned yesterday afternoon by falling
fI0m a ladder on which be vas work
ing al PIG g street northwest GiIr1y
Is d paper hanger by trade, and Dr..
Stern attended him al his home 1928
Ninth street