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The daily critic., 1890-10-25
In THE CRIMINAL COURT
Judge bingham Gives Various Offend
ers the Sentence OF the Law.

Judge Bingham Gives Various Offend
ers the Sentence OF the Law.
Arrangements in the Criminal Court
this morning and pleas Of not guilty
were Charles De Arnaud, alias Charles
Alfred De Arnaud, alias Alfred Aruaud
charged with making a fraudulent ap-
pliCauon for a pension for wounds re-
ceived during the late war while serv-
ing I'm Company +, Fifth Regiment,
Missouri volunteers; for violating
policy law. Edward Ingram, George
Dixon, John II. O'Donnell, Robert VIII
son, Charles Smith, Arthur Cromwell; 1;
for larceny from the person, John viii.
lis; assault to kill. Benjamin DuiT
housebreaking, John Cation larceny,
Joseph Purcell, Thomas Peytou and
Lizzie Williams; housebreaking, George
Coleman and James Hopkins, rape,
James Green assault to rape, George
Diver.
Theodore Birch, wagon driver, was
arraigncd upon four different charges
of forgery In collecting Baltimore aud
Ohio freight receipts from Henry l..
Strang, a fruit dealer, pleaded guilty,
and II being his first offense, he was
sentenced to one year and one days i'm
prisonment IN the Albany penitentiary
by Chief Justice Bingham.
Charlie 5. Smith, colored. Four aud.
a-half street barber, charged with policy
playing, was sentenced to two months
In Jail, he already having served several
months in that institution
bud Warner, Colored, convicted o'
hCusebrCaBlng In the night time, was
afraigntd Tor sentence, aud AssiS'nu'
District Attorney Clagett gave him q
bad record. lie had served one term
In The pcnitcuuary, and has been stiv
ing a term In the District jail FOR Iir
Ccny Warner, in his own behalf -lil
he was born NJ Havana, Cuba, IN 1851
and was brought 10 this country bv his
father who taught him 10 steal After
leaving the peultentiary, he said, he
had been discharged from several places
where he had been employed In the
District upon information that he was
an eX-conyict lie was sentenced by
Chief Justice Bingham 10 nine years In
the Albany penitentiary.
Mortimer Westcott, convicted Of lar
eeny from the person Of a party a
| Ryan's saloon, on Twelfth street, said
that he was innocent of the charge. Ht
had been in jail since May % last, and
had spent the savings Of five years II
employing counsel. The jury had rec
ommended him TO mercy, and he asked
the Court for leniency He was sen
fenced 10 eleven months Imprisonment
In jail.
Israel Harris and Asa Banks. botl
colored, were arraigned for larceny an,
| pleaded not guilty.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
A HOOSlER HESHERY.


Politics Invades it and Dtsturbs Its
sPease and Homtny.r
INDIANAPoLIs, IND., Oct. 25.-Jesse
Hendrick and Wilson Morris, young
Democratic lawyers, are plaintiffs ia a
peculiar Injunction suitin the Superior
Court They allege that they are
Democrats and intend to vote the Dem.
cratic ticket at the coming election;
that Mrs Sutton, with whom they are
boarding, is a Republican; that know
ing they cannot find another boarding
house in the precinct and If they move
their residence they will lose their votes,
she has demanded that they vacate their
room in her house and 60 elsewhere to
take their meals. They further Claim
that she has no cause Of complaint eX-
cept that they are Democrats and that
her only object in ordering them to leave
her house Is to deprive them of their
suffrage at the coming election. Mrs.
Sutton admits that she Is a Republican,
but denies that politics has anything
to do with her action toward her
boarders. The court granted a tempo.
rary restraining order pending the
hearing Of the case
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
10 THE COURT OF LAST RESORT.


Judge smell Dics Suddenly az u-
Home In This CITY.
Judge William B Smell, ex JUDGE as
the Police Court. died Suddenly last
evening about 30 O'Clock at his home.
No. 931 Is street northwest. 5ulza
Smell has been complaining for 1ma
time hut has been able 10 attend 1 his
laws practice Last Wednes lay he v1s
taken sick and had TO 60 70 bed, bit iu
the evening was able 10 walk to- q
ncichhoring drug store for pre-.
scription On Thursday be was
better and yesterday sat un an dav aud
seemed to be unusually cheerful
DR.. Cory Of the Metropolitan VI f..
Church called at the house and ha I
only been gone a few minutes when The
Judge died suddenly In his chair. Mrs
Smell has been much prosiraci by the
sudden death Mrs. Dr. Thayer, his
only daughter. who lives TN WMervillc.
Me has been ttlegrGphed for
Judge Smell was born in Maine in
1s3s. lie served in the State LHgif.t
ture and when the war broke OUT ha
was among the first 90 60 TO the front
~ the close of the war he cane n
Washington and practiced law aud vas
appointed Police Judge which position
be filed continuously for eighteen
years Two years ago he was sue.
cceded by Judge Miller He has been
president of the board Of Associated
Charities of the District for five years,
and an active member Of the Metrop 10.
tan Church
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
TWO OPINIONS.


Mr. THutAs s. BoNu Is president Of
Tie Maryland Republican Club. lie is
reported as saying We don't care a
snap Tor ROOSEVELT and his civil.
service business The thing won't last
through more than one more Congress
anyway.
Major WILLIAM MCKINLEY, JR Is
the leader OF the Republican party on
the floor OF the House Of Representa-.
jivos lie said in a speech when the
matter was before Congress during the
recent session that the "ciyil.service
business had come % stay, an he
earnestly oXhorted General CHARLEY
GrosvrNoB i,s bitter opponent, not to
forge g.
Major MCKTNLEY. who defended the
"CivIl. service business, was rcnomi.
nsted. General GuusvENoH who az.
tackled ~. was not.
Besides We think Major McKN Us q
more important man IN the Republican
party than NIr BoNp, and more APT %
know what the future has 10 store for
Tie "civil.serylce business than that
noisy person.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

sales-Regular Cau-l2 o'clock n
W. Market lst Mort, 1903, $1,000 q 100,
Col. Nat. Bank, 20 a ia. Traders Nat.
Bank, a l26, 10 q l26. Amer. GRAPHIC
phone, 80 l43; 80 a l4t Wash. Loan &
Trust Co, 100 d 4si 100 d g; 200 AZ 200 q
a. 100 4s.
Miscellaneous Bonds - o. s. Electric
Light lst, G's, l02; q. 8. Electric Light
"a, 6's, 1870; W. & g. Il, h. le40 6s,
R93}23 lu3t; " & g. Convertible 6's,
lis; Masonic Hall Ass'H, SIS, y ls9s, l06i
Wash Market 90, lst Mort, 6s, no.
Wash. Market Co Imp, 6s, lbs InPd &
seaboard Co, 6's, q 1897, =; Wash IT,
fautry, "a, as, 1904 8s wash Gas Light
Co, Ser. A, 6's, ll95; Wash Gas Light Co,
Ser b b s. l2O4 Hygeuic Tee Co, lst Mort,
6s,-. American Security and Trust 100
National Bank stocks Bank 0f Wash
iugtou, 450s Bank Of Republic 235i Metro
poltau, 2d5. Central, 3 .; Second, 2lof
Farmers ana Mechanics. .95. Citizens. no;
Columbia. ia. Capital 10; West End, l0l;
Traders l2a, lincoln Us
Railroad stocks - Washington aud
Georgetown, 25; Metropolitan, ta5, 90.
Iumlia, ~, Capitol aud Aorih % street,
SO. lexington aud Soldiers Home, u3i
Georgetown and IeuuallytoHns 2oi Bright
wood. -.
Insurance Stocks FiTelleu's AZ, Frank
Iu 5l Metropolitan, 55s National Union
20. Arlington, la0s CuTeuraus p3zt t1lun-
b.a, l65, German American $50; Potomac,
ea Riggs S Peoples, 3 Lincoln, 81,
Title Insurance st0cks-keal Estate
Title, 1875 Colum "a Iule, 94i Washington
Title,
Gas aad Electric Light Stocks Yashiug-
ton Gas. s65, Georgetown Gas, 3li u 3.
Electric Light l39
Telephone Stocks FeuusF wanna 2i
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

This property is most beautifully situated on high
ridge overlooking and in close proximity to the heart OF
the city, The electric pass within few hundred
yards OF the place 1t is high and dry and the great
panorama ever presented to vew of the Governments
beautiful buildings the hills of Maryland and Virginia
with the historical and classical Potomac River makes
place for a home AS an inve stment 1t unrivaled.
TERMS: One-quarter cash, balance In one two
and three years. with interest per cent per annum
Fifty dollars money will be required upon each
lot and will be applied to purchase when settlement is
made Deed be passed free of all expense with ab-
stract of property. From the gross sales, sevenz :
per cent will be placed in sinking fund to be applied
10 making improvements.
We can recommend this subdivision in every par
tcua and feel confident that your investment will prove
one OF profit in a very short time.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
a warning to ThOse who Drink

Johanna Quill, through her attorney,
VIM. A. Cook, to day brought suit
against Sigmond j. Block for the puF-
pose Of recovering certain real estate
obtained, she claims, from her by fraud,
She states that she was addicted Ia
drink, and that Block, taking adyan,
tage Of her intoxicated condition, In,
duced her 10 accept Sl0O forfeit money
aud $500 to be afterWaTd paid for LOT
80, In square 626, which she had In,
heTited from her mother. She claims
that at the time Of the sale Block took
advantage of her drunken condition by
representing that the property was
moItgaged and was about 10 be sold fOl
unpaid taxes
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
THROWN FROM his BUGGY.
white Man Fouhd on the Road Nsa
nit Pleasant.

A white Man Found on the Road Near
at. Pleasant.
Last evening about . O'Clock Louis
Ruffell found an unknown white man
lying in the road near DIR. Hammonds 5
Hospital, Mt. Pleasant. He was bleed
ing from some bad cuts on the head
and acted as II he was intoxicated. lie
assisted him to the residence Of Mr.
Pixlon, near by, and a doctor was sent
for who said the man was seriously
hurt and he was removed to Garfield
Hospital In the police ambulance. He
recovered sufficiently to give the name
Of Ryan, and said he had been thrown
from his buggy. Mr.. Ruffell and Officer
MaTkWOOd afLeIWaTd found the horse
and buggy and took them 10 the Eighth
Precinct station
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
HOTEL ARPLHALS.

MltF0p0hfaa-E. Mingery aud Z. B Pat
teTson, New York; L, ID. jackson aud j. ID,
Johnston, Virginia; J, +. Stead, Middle
bor0, England.
Nafi0HuI-John II. Carr. q. @ Pratt,
Il. Prince aud wife. A. II Cav, New York;
Nillism q. Gross, Rochester; j.. Il Brink
ley and wife, Kentucky; Charles Getty,
New York, sheldon S. k0by, saginaw
Mich; George b Remington, Fhiladel phia.
- Jgmes- Edward Mutt aud James Bar
row, London, e., +. Gardner and wife,
EmpoTia, KAN II. ID Clayton Portland,
Oregon, Jas. j Greed OTlsudO; James Ill.
Lancaster, New York; j. j. shaw, Boston;
q. e. Miner, 7 s. A.. f. A. spenser and
Ars. +. Speuser, Brandon, Mass; Z. NJ.
Brown Troy y. J..
Halard ST. P. Naue, Philadelphia,
Mics B. O. Clarks0u- Miss M j. Brown,
Henry Il N0nsou, and a. j, Greuet, New
York, % + maud and wife, ESSEN Christ
man Evans, England
Eigqs-Fifty members Of the Iron aGl
steel Institute from United states Eng
land, Germany, France aud sweden.
UIeEsFs-N William II. T0avers, West
Virginia; O. ID Beckpith- Paterson n. j.,
W ~ Clay Chicago.
H8aLsHra-J H. Cuglau and Edmund
Butler, leeds, Eng; William I0zer, ~ pig
liam steel ana III Pesch sheffield Eng
~Iushu- r D. Richardson, san Fran
cisco. s. r. sucker. Jack souVille, Fla. j +
u MeCormack. New York q. y. Lefens-
Chicago. John AspIuaall HQralel-
Eng
Arlington Eighty members Iron and
steel Institute, from EuElaud- Germany,
France and United states.
AH8-E. HUI California A. A. WusIl
and .fe, Philadelphia
Neuraa EImar P Huer, B sEau.
Charles q Russell AeH York Arthur q.
Iempklus Boston
ElIH-J. N. Pullman Philadelphia.
aseu Morgan. Western Mall Cardiff
Wu ChHsty all Hife, CleFelaul james
steel EH'u91Hga Hglard j. Gibbs AeH
York
HatH Or A. Wilson ana + B
Hau.aau virginia James AaFlu kansas
Ciag CEtgs ~ shelton. BrlusKlek. Ga
asdasf Charles Knowles Baltimore.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
\ SILLY ARGUMENT.

The latest and biggest fool argument
10 favor Of the MCKINLEY act oon's
from Boston. The silly Adssftlser a..
ters IL, as follows
There has been no advance 10 the price Of
teef fresh or eorned.
There has been no advance In the price Of
pmk.
There has been no advance In the price Of
-four.
1herg has been no advance in the price Of
sugar,
There has been no advance IN the price Of
coEnmeal,
There has been decrease Of ten cents
bushel in the price Of potatoes within the
uast week,
TheFe has been no advance in the price Of
coal
There has been no advance in the price Of
beans
Butter advanced very slightly two weeks
ar more ago, but Il was only the advance
which always comes In that commodity al
The close Of the grazing season.
Clothing is fully as cheap, If not cheaper,
than II VAS last fan.
Eoots and shoes are no higher than they
we're year ago.
This Is beautiful showing TO 60 to
The farmers with. The price Of every
thing they have TO buy has been in
creased by the MCKINLEY act, while the
price Of everything they have to sell
has either remained where it was or
Leen decreased
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
wAsumoroz. p. C.. OCTOBER 90 1890
4 MALICIOUS ATTENPr

The attempt 90 injure STANLEY $
reputation by publishing ill tempered
extracts from the late Major BAHrEi-
Iar's diary willfail Major BNRrEtLor
had charge of SrANLEys rear guard.
lie appears 60 have been hasty
tempered man. iudecisive and with
little qualification for command.
He certainly had no control over the
stmicivilized and brbarous men
under him. The disaster which fell
upon the rear guard and the fate which
overlook Major BNRrELLor are un.
puestionably to De attributed 70 his own
iucCmpetency. STANLEY succeeded 10
an infinitely more difficult and danger
fus task
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
FINISH FIGHT
Won In Ten Rounds aud the Defeated
Man Badly Punished

GALVESTON TEXAS, Oct. % The
hardest fight ever witnessed in Texas
took place here last night under the
auspices Of the Galveston Athletic As.
sociation for the middle. weight cham
pionship Of Texas aud a purse OF 500.
Paul pitzlin OF Houston and Arthur
Upbam Of Galveston, were the con
testants They both tipped the beam
at 157 pounds. Pilzlin won in ten
rounds. Upham's nose was broken and
he was otherwise severely punished.
The fght lasted 30A minutes.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
PLACED FACTORIES IN EUROPE.
The Tarin Law CompcIs Company
to Organize Abroad

ptTTsBURG, PA, Oct. 2j Richards
Waring, the inventor Of the Waring
underground cable, has just returned
from a European trip. While abroad
he arranged for the erection Of mum.
Der of facto les In Europe, made neces.
safv by the new Tariff Law
The company, which has Us head
quarters In this city Is Cdpit,liz "a to
the amount Of $1,000 600 The Fog
lish company Just started abroad has "a
capital Of COCO 600 OF this amount
one half has been paid IL and he re
maindcr Is subject to ten days notice.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

In regard 10 the protested payment Of
the salary due one Of the District
school teachers who had served as q
clerk al the Census Office during the
month az September Commissioner
Ross decided yesterday that the clerk
must choose between one Of the tW3
salaries. as one Of them must be for
feiled under the law.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
81 to Baltimore and Return VI
PennsElH HaniA Railroad

Excursion tickets 10 Baltimore and re
Turn, including admission 10 Masonic Fair,
Wlll be sold October "a az rate Of 81. Spe
cisl train will leave sixth Street station al
g55 a. m. on that date, and returning
J. ave Baltimore, Union Station, AZ II 80 p N
These tickets viii be good going only 0n
81 ecial train, but viii be valid for return
by special on any regular train.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

Excursion tickets tQ Baltimore and la-
turn, including admission tQ Masonic Fair,
aIIl - sold October ~ at rate u spa
lIaI lraiu Wlu leave sixlh Street station 81
855 y ~, on that date, and returning
leave Baltimore. y Hiou station. q 1880 p ~.
Tltse tickets ain ba good going only qu
special Eraiu, but Win te valid fqr retaru
s. special q any regular train.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

On Monday evening the Union
Veteran Legion will give a reception
and bail al the National Rifles ATmOTy
10 increase its funds for the relief Of
some distressed old soldiers or soldiers
widows and orphans. The object is a
worthy one, and there will doubtless
be large number present 10 aid il.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

A motion for the reduction II bail 10
the case Of McGorly, Edwards and
BsTnWell, the alleged wire tappers
charged with conspiracy, was made by
their attorney A. A. Lipscomb, In the
Criminal Court 10 day. The bail vas
reduced from 500 20 500
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
81 10 Baltimore aud Return via
PennsyIEauia Railroad.

Excursion tickets 20 Baltimore and re-
turn, including admission 10 Masonic Fair,
will be sold October q at rate Of 81, spe-
cial train vii leave sixth Street station AZ
9.55 a. m, on that date, and, returning,
leave Baltimore, Union station, at 1880 pm.
These tickets viii be good going only on
special train, but win be valid for return by
special or any regular train.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

A marriage license was issued to-day
to Harry G. Stack Of Washington, ID.
@ and Florence Kempton Of Bali-
more Nd.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

The Washington Light Infantry wlu at
tend the Masonic Fair az Baltimore next
Monday night October ~ leaving via
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad % $50 p m
Iu order 10 accommodate the public
another special train viii leave Baltimore
and Ohio Depot At 6.4Q p, m, same date
rate, = for the round trip, including al
mission 10 the fair. Tickets good going
only on special aud valid for return on
regular trains same night, or on special
leaving Baltimore al ID 40 p. m. Tickets
for sale n Baltimore ana Ohio Depot.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25
4bs BIauuish GirI

8 pretty Young girl 81 5ea GlrE
HeaH regular masculine shirt
Aul braHu leather shoes
and cocks 81 blzLt lles.
And tEataIaaZ trguserlEe aEE.
Whenever zEe tr1Is 81 pc leaea
The other young girls ye.i aud 5lraelH
IleE thilk ahe's q rude
luEudilg yaanE dudes
Aud taeB Alas fl. ahe gone glE D reach
-Aea IQrs HIaIl
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

Is THAT MYSTERIOUS product D 44-
tunes laboratory natural gas becoming
exhausted The order q the g-s com
pany a. PitEburg t1aL 10 pudding
furnaces IN that city or rs vicinity shall
le supplied With natural gas hereafter
makes Il look that Way Or il may
simply Be q move b squeeze 3 higher
price out 81 TIE furnaces.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

WEFUHLIsH ELsEa HERE q C0mmuul-
cation from "A Democratic Voter of
ne Eighth virginia Congressional dis
lflcl giving the reasons which will pre-
vent him from going @ he polls neTt
Tuesday seek They may satisfy hiul.
but Me cannot aeoepi them as sqmclent
3 q election llke us g keep 8 z99d
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

CtFENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Cor. 4th aud j sts. d. w.,
Embraces sIK schools, VIZ.
School 81 Practical Business ana Accounts.
school 0l Preparatory Practical English
school 81 Shorthand and IgpsWriting
school Of speneeriau Practical Feuuaushlp
school Qf Ma sh4uleal aud Architectural Az
Drawing.
school ~ civil Service Training
Day and Night Sessions. Illustrated tAta
loEaes free.
MIS-. SARA a. SPENCER F.ce Principal
seatf
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

TnE PmLADELrHIA Record, daily,
publishes an agricultural department.
That sort Of thing is highly appreciated
IN a city where the grass grows In the
streets.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

A CHICAGO PAPER says that GEORGE
NJ PULLMAN will build a S1,OOO.OOO
hotel at Hyde Park IN time for the
Worlds Fair Hyde Park IS a good
name for a place Ia which to skin
Worlds Fair visitors.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

Mr GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, ia
Lay sr's Weekly, puts the Pennsylvania
siiuston in this wise in Pennsyl-
vania il Is not a question Of Republi
can against Democrat, OF Of Protection
ael last Tariff Reform. but Of simple
OF ciaI honesty against official c1rTup-
lilu and rascalllg This IS not 10 say
hat there are no Democratic rasca's,
but that the Democratic party has not
nominated one Of them, nor selected
the most conspicuous one in the State
for The chief leadership Of the party.
REFERRIEG 10 TIE talk Of sending
Congressman CRISP 20 the Senate In
place Of JosEFH L, BEowE, the 81
Louis G1bs Democrat says This would
be a distinct loss 10 the Democratic
party n the House. If CRISP remains
10 that body. and It should be carried
this year bY his party be Is our candi-
date for Speaker lu view of this Re-
publican support Ar CEIsP had better
20 10 the Senate If be can
AFTER A FEoLgNGED STRUGGLE Gov
eTu0r CAMPBELL 0f Ohio has won bis
fight for home rule and honest govern
meut 10 Cincinnati The Legislature
yesterday passed The bin 10 authorize
The Mayor Of that city b appoint q non
partisan Board Of Cug Affairs n e1n-
sisl % -four members They are b serve
until ue1t April aLeH their s-cee5s1rs
aFa IA IL aIanFs#
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

SPEAKEB REED MADE an efferyescent
If not sparkling speech at Champaign,
III
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

AFTER ALL, ISN'T il rather case Of
liking Harrison less than Gresham
more
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

REPUBLCAN CANDIDATES for Con.
gres are running ia seven Georgia dis
tricts Not one Of them, according TO
the Macon Tslegraph, has a ghost Of a
chance Tor electlnn.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

The RIOT IL Coffee County, Ca.
appears 10 have become settled.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

CARE MAY PoINT lost about four
inches Of beach. but the HARRIsoS cot
Iage Is still there.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

4 BRAZILIAN SQUADRON Of men Of.
war are coming to this country. They
have no more warlike purpose than TO
present a medal 10 President IIARRIsON.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

JoHE KELLY's favOrite political
maxim was, Never feel sure Of cleo
tion until after the figures are counted {"
John had a great heal for politics
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

SPEAKING THE tariff muddle, Con
gresham BouTELLE says. 1--WE can
pass a healing effect The manufact-
urers are doing the heellng act already.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

ATLANTA mas JUST had a competitive
military drill The competitive civil
service drill Of Republican clubs is the
most unique thing in the way of Pile
afiIIs now gling ON I'm lhLs 60 InlrN
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

COLONEL ELI TT +. SHEPARD mas
returned from his ten days trip to
Coventry and has reappearci "A, the
Union League Club Of New York. The
Climb Is Lus. grl-Lh-l Lhnn SmErAHn
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

An UNPLEASANT fact In popular
government is thus plainly stated in
The ST. Louis Post Dispatch. To stay
away from The polls on election day is
equivalent to a surrender to the worst
men 10 politics who will certainly be
there
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

IL
=
8
Star Speciality Company,
from Hyde q Behman's Theatre,
brooklyn, N. n,
Under the Management Of Mr. Jas. Hyde,
Headed by the japanese Fantaisists,
YANK HOE q OMENE.
From the Crystal Palace, London.
3-sT. FELIX sIsTRRs-s
First Appearance In Five Years,
In Character Songs, Sketches and
UNEQUALED SKIRT DANCES.
HELENE MORA.
The Greatest Female Baritone. in Her
Happiest Songs, lnoludink
THAT Is LOVE"
LILLE WESTERN.
The Musical Phenomenon, Who Plays Two
Ban1os simultaneously,
LIZ PETIT FREDDIE,
no Sings IN Six Languages, Dances Fault
lessly and Leads the Orchestra.
SMITH & LORD. EDWARDS 4 KERNEL,
BELL CLIFTON, SAM DEARIN.
Nov. s-Lester 4 Williams London Gaiety co.
GLOBE THEATRE-wEEK or OCTOBER
~ 20. hatinees Monday, Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday. The
MAGINLEYs.
A STRONG SHOW FOR RACE WEEK.
GIGANTIC CORPS OF SPECIALITY
MEFEORS.
The daily critic., 1890-10-25

TIE SPECTATORS who atte uptel to
corner silver and force it to a parity
With gold have lost some 100000 by
their smlr'nrss The bullion cost them
.uu au average ll2t II has nov got
down tu lO5 There will be no sorrow
for the spprulal0rs