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The daily critic., 1890-09-12
BOULABGER'S JOAN VARC.

The Duchesss diUzes Adm''s That She
Aided the General BY i;equest.
LONDON, Sept 12.-Tl revelations
of the Paris Figaro 81 " that the
Duchesse d'Uzes gave 100000 to the
BoulaRger cause, but did not mix her
self in the petty intrigues Of the party.
In an interview printed 10 the AIAs
Clfcls she confirms all that nj. MeTmeiX
has said concerning her part IN the af-
fair, and adds that she arranged the
interview with the Comte dc Paris az
General Boulanger's request Ostensibly
Il was an accidental meeting between
the Comte de Paris and B0ulanger at
her hotel The Duchesse d Uzes speaks
somewhat bitterly Of BoulangeT's lack
of courage.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
VA BIG BUILDING.
Brotherhood Of Tifsmen In Convon
tion In san Francisco.

brotherhood Of Tirsmen In Convcn-
tiOn In san Francisco.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 12.-The Con.
vcntion Of the Brotherhood Of Locomo.
tive Firemen held q long session yes
terday. The reports Of the grand officers
were read and approved.
Among the recommendations made
by Grand Master Sargent Is one that
the Brotherhood erect IN some central
city q building for officers Of the Grand
Lodge, 10 cost not less than $3.50, 900,
the money TO be raised by general as.
scssment; also that steps be taken TO
prohibit the employment OF Pinkertons
or other armed forces in time Of strikes
The report Of the grand secretary and
treasurer shows a membership Of 10000
and SG3, 600 In the insurance fund
The report also states that the Brother.
hood raised by assessment $3.50, 600 10
support the great %" strike between
February, lsSS, and January, 1880
A ball was given the visiting iremen
last night.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Ma.hIpEton stosa EsehanEs


sales-Regular Can-l2 o'clock n
wash. L. l., lst, $50 at %. Wash. Loan
and Trust Co., 25 al a.
Miscellaneous Bonds - U. 8. Electric
Lights lst, 6's, 1905 y. =. Electric Light
R'93'23, lO3, W. & G. Convertible, 6s,
=; Masonic Hall Assn, SIS, c ls9S l07i
Wash. Market Co., lst Mort, 6's, no;
Wash. Market Co, Imp, 6s, ll5i InPd Z
Infantry, lst, 6's, 1904, 9s; Wash. 1t. In
fantTy, ID, rs, 1904, 9s; Wash. Gas Light
Co., Ser. A, 6's, ls6; Wash. Gas Light Co.,
Ser, b, 6's, III, Hygienic Ice Company, lst
Mort, 6s, - American Security and
Trust, l0l.
National Bank stocks-Bank OF Wash
ngton, 450; Bank Of Republic, - Metro
politan, go; Central, 2ll; Second, 100,
Farmers and Mechanics, ISL; Citizens
l70; Columbia, 10. Capital, 10: Vest
End, 96; Traders, l25; Lincoln, lis.
Railroad stocks - Washington and
Georgetown, -; Metropolitan, 100; Co
lumbia, u Capitol and North % street.
90; Eckingt0n and Soldiers Home, dj,
Georgetown and IennallytoWu, 52' Bright
wood, -.
Insurance estocks-Firemen's, As, Frank
Tn, IS; Metropolitan, 20, National Union,
20; Arlington, us, COTc0rau, d5i COlum-
ola, l63; Germau-Ameriean. ITS. Potomac,
90; Riggs, ST; Peoples 81; Lincoln, 5s
Title Insurance stocks-keal Estate
Title, l20; Columbia Title, 81; Washington
Title, -.
Gas and Electric Light Washing
ton Gas, 4I3i GeorgetOWn Gas, 4Ji u. s.
Electric Light 1924
Telephone srocks-PenusylYaula, 25,
Chesapeake and Potomac, 10i American
6Hphoph0ue, Is
Miscellaneous stocks.-W Washington Mar
ket Co, lj; Washington Brick Machine
Co, 3t5; Great Falls lee Co, 2uO, Bull
Run Panorama Co.. 20i National safe De-
post, 20; Washington safe Deposit, l25
Washington Loan and Trust Co. Al, As-
u0naI Topographic, -; MergeuIhaleF, u.
Pneumatlc Gun Carriage, Z; American
Security and Trust Co., 52 lincoln HAN,
=; Hygienlc Ice Co, 52i IuteT-Oeeau
Building Co, -.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
RETROGREssIOg, NOT PROGRESSION.
How the Mckinley BIN Is ReEaFde
by English Papers.

How the Mckinley BIN Is Regarded
by English Papers.
LONDON, Sept 12.-The Times says;
"The Mckinley bill In all Its stages has
shown public opinion IN America, in
respect to economical principles. to be
In a TeiTograde rather than progress
sive condition. Great Britain regrets
that its unselfish Parliament Is most un-
likely to retaliate. The penal articles
Of the meat inspection bill will probably
never come into operation.
The balance Of the strife over the
pork trade seems plainly IN favor Of
Europe. I he dangerous precedent Of
investing a republican magistrate with
the attributes Of an autocTat Is a ques-
tion for the American people 10 settle
with itself and It's representatives.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
SAGE'S LOAN TO TALMAGE.
a Religious Investment Of $4,000
That Pays g Per Cent.

a Religious Investment OF Al2b.OOO
That Pays 6 Per Cent
BRooKLyN, N. Y. Sept. 10 --On a @
per cent. interest investment Deacon
Russell Sage has agreed to loan S12j,.
GOO to Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, d. d.,
with which TO complete his new Tab.
ernacle. Deacon Sage has arranged TO
have security about as good as the
Government giges, and to,get several
per cent. better returns on his religious
Investment than II he were try.
ing Government bonds. His securities
will include an insurance policy for
$4,000 on the pastors life, the bonds
of the Tabernacles Board Of Trustees,
the value Of the land on which the new
structure Is going up, and q guarantee
Of the title 10 the property by the
German. American Real Estate Title
Guarantee Company.
The loan is TO run for one year. II Is
understood that DIR, Talmago and his
congregation hope to be able to pay OF
the loan by the end Of the year. For
this purpose II Is proposed TO secure the
services of professional raiser Of
church debts and to hold a series Of
meetings, from which II Is hoped 20
obtain the funds necessary to put the
$685. 600 back In the pockets of the
Deacon, with interest, Just as nominated
In the bond
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
PAID HIS CAPTOR.

A Murderer Gives His Mining Prop
eFty for HIS Freedom.
TOMBSTONE, ARIz., Sept. l2,-James
DAILY, who murdered Constable Haw-
thorn at Bisbee last April, aud for whose
apprehension a reward Of S4 500 Is Of
feIed, has been heard from. The deed
of several mining claims was received
from Pueblo by the county recorder
here for record. Ante Meehan, formerly
well known here, caught him IN Pueblo,
and II is believed that DAILY decided the
property, valued at $50 900, for bis free
dom. Thousands of dollars have been
spent 10 capture him I'm Mexico.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
M. A. DAUPHlN,
NEW ORLEANS IA.
Address Registered Letters containing eur-
.-u-y no
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANS,
New Orleans ~.

REMEMBER LlaL lla payment -f prizes
IS LARANrEED EA FIuR NATIONAL
BANKS ID NeH Orleans and tHz G-EeIs are
signed lg The president lt au Institution
whose chartered rights arc recognized M tho
highest -1l--s therefore. beware 81 ll--l-
-.lls O. anonymous schemes
REMEMBER that rue present charter gI
-lG Louisiana state Lottery O. which the
slEEEaE COURT OF FHg UNITED STATES
has decided t1 la q CONTRACT w.rh cdg
STATE li Louisiana ana part u rle Celsr.fH-
lgu q lla state. pOEs Nlr EAeIRE uSIIL
4AAlAh& 1885, Iaz -lz.=LlIlr- aI LgI-
i=a-a. which alillllll 90 tla i1tl 81 July
"a ls year las ordered al AMESpN ESE
t- -az CONSTITUTION VI rll sEars, ll - SUBJ
u-l-ll -1 -ae llgl.a l- 40 election 81 t58-
which a-I carry -Le charter n tbl L0uLsI-
ANA L1TI EEE COMPANY lp ~ ths year
NINE TEEN HUNDRED AND NINETEES.
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ruopossrs

pFoPosALs FoR AseaAlT PAvEM 81
rrs and GroarIs war Department wash
ruou. U N.Sout. 10. scaled rrgnu-a
.n duplicate WIFI N" lived dt tlIs ONCE
uutI noon sAIlHuAT, SEPTEMBER
is.0 inr coz -iTH.tn- a.ll Yards mHra w
lrss ~ bale pavement $500 square yarfs
more oL asphalt walss aaa
I.f reHaE.Ht lN ra yards more
uouuf Attention invited % Aa'sof gol-
-fr- approved EUIru1Y 81. 1855 and FeH.1
Ir 81, Ie-I. ru. -. pace Il, aud vol. go page
I.I. statutes .f Largo. Forms and sue'I..A
TORS cen hg obtained at 'aIa onga The
IA.. ..e. states reserve L.er r.E1l 70 te .a.. a.F
S Army. y 7. -..-,7- sis (
DROrosALs FOR FUEL-U. S. COAST
i ana Geolet.c Survey once, Washington.
ssT'cmbor 2, 1880 Sealed pruUo wiz ue
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER ls, f-1n. and
opened Immediately thereafter in t1n pres
Cusc uf bidders Tor furnishing two hundred
and thirty l}aN tons best quality Whit. A-u
Furnace Coal, ten rO tons best quality White
Ash stove Coal seven CD cords best quality
Pine Wood, sawed once arI two D. cords
The fuel t6 De delivered subject 90 ffe pro-
visions Of section 5,li of fho Revised statutes
Of the United States, lnl stored in the vaults
Of this Office. Awarl- VIII he made. item Dig
item, TO the best bidder Tor each item, aud
the fight is srcservei t1reieet any or an bids,
and 90 waive any defects Forms Tor pro.
posals will be furnished 0u application 90 this
for Fuel, aud addressed 10 the Superintend.
ent of The Coast and Geolctic survey, Wash
iugton. d. G. T. G. MENDENHALL,S Suoerin
lELAL ~ w lli llllt -
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
KENNEDY MANNING
Their Jersey Fistioun Ends In a Fifty-
Dollar Fine.

Their Jersey Fistieun Ends In Fifty-
Dollar Fine.
AT Mays Landing, the County seat Of
Atlantic County, n j., on Tuesday last
the case of Mr.. X. X. Kennedy Of
this city, charged with assaultlng
Mr.. S. F. Manning, also of
this city, was disposed Of The evil
denee showed that bad blood had ex-
listed between the two men for a long
time; that they met one Sunday
morning IN last July in a
barber shop In Atlantic City,
and that a fist fight ensued in which
Mr.. Manning got decidedly the worst Of
Il, being IN fact soundlY tbTeshed
The court imposed a fine Of $50 aud
costs, amounting 10 all to sos The
amount was paid, and the matter ended.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
GOSSIP AT CRESsON.

President Harrison win RetuFn the
Latter Part Of Next Week.
CBEssON SPRINGS, Pa, Sept "a
The weather was better to-day and the
President spent a very quiet day.
Secretary HalfoFd denied having
sent any resolutions % IndlIn
apolls 10 be used IN the platform Of the
Republican Convention. 10 Is expected
the Presidential party VIII leave here
next week, as the resort closes on the
2Gfh
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
BURNED BY AN EXPLOSION.
a ColoTed Girl with a Combination o
Benzino aud Matches.

a ColOTed Girl with Combination OF
Benzine aud Matches.
This afternoon, just before . o'clock,
Mary Tucker, colored woman, In the
employ Of Mrs. Josephine Dennis, at
No. 127 Z street northwest, was badly
burned about the arms and face. She
was cleaning some cloth material In
one Of the upper rooms OF the house
with benZine, when she stepped upon a
match on the floor and the benzlne
took fire.
An alarm was rung In from box -,
and the Fire Department responded, but
their services were not needed, as car
penters working on an adjoining build
ing eXtinguished the flames.
The woman was removed 20 the
FTeedman's Hospital IN the patrol
wagon, Her burns are painful but not
dangerous.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
An EnteTpTlsIaE Venture.

AessTs. William NJ Handy aud
Raplie M Cheshire, two well known
and reliable young newspaper men of
this city, have organized the National
Bureau Of Press Clippings, with offices
al 1927 + street northwest They pro
pose 10 furnish clippings 10 an those
who are interested IN knowing what the
papers Of the country are saying about
them. The field is a comparatively
new one IN this city, and under the
euteTpTising management of Alessrs.
Handy and Cheshire viii, undoubtedly
be developed into q successful venture
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
Tlirn

LEITCu -lu September p Is31. 0i nlag-
mluia, Jennie Fariuger only daughter ~
E aud Jennie Leltah, azad years.
Funeral from che residence lI Der utEtl.r
#li Sew Jersey avenue southeast. Friday an
b. m. Friends invited
CASTLEMAN- september 10, Is9J, ar d
ul-r sarah A.. be.aEet vile 1t GaarEI p CAS-
t.1man aud daughter Of 81 u aud M A. SD
lEu1tl, IN tle 2ist year oi her age.
HARIAEIT.-Du Wednesday. S6uLeu .-
%, ls3Q, ~ ,. m-. Joanna M uarlle1r. .a
loved WIfe uI the lare Maurice HarLllIt. p #l.
daughter " lll lala jeremiah aud MlIzaE.
O.tuunal, lu the litl year Of her age.
NALkER-Ol wednesday September
l-al, AIRS. Eleanor Virginia Waia1l. 70
llll year li her a-e.
MALkER-0u september 10. sT
sixth street southwest atEeT short ..HHr
months
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me Perleotion d RaiIuay travel

is axsmpIiled in the Royal Blue Line traius
now running between Washington, Bglti-
more, Philadelphia and New York via b e
%. R E. Each ear .u every train Is ge5t-
bulgl1 including laEgaEe ears, day coaches,
FarlQr cars ana sleepers. Au are heated
hy steam and lighted by Piutasch gas The
auti-tele5COpIng device Is attached 10 every
carr Around the ordinary traveller, riding
same leEge % safety as guards the more
exclusive passenger occupying Lll par.lr
lT sleeping laTs- Tie com forts ut che aaasE
passenger are further provided tlr through
tLe separate IaFatQrie6 flr gentlemen 4l1
ladies ID each ear "a separate smoking
c0uparlueut iu each car s also q leW
feature Chat Win commend itself % tle
lovers d me weed.
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A weII-Posted Boy
PeopIe WeIs So ~.

From ts Ns s1flsfs' tiTeElIF.
DOuneIwelJeT (wh0 is always inform
ing others on matters they take no
interest in)-Talking about watches, DO
you know that they have been in use
since 1862
NOcheiumal-Thats Interesting what
did people carry before that timer
DoungTwetleT-I guess sun dials.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
Waals ! aaaldiaa AppsIalsd.

In the case Of Mary i. WeseT et al.
vs.. Charles F. Weser e. al the solicitor
for the plaintiff, H. w Williamson,
has hled 3 blll for the appointment Of
guardian 10 the defendants. and for the
appointment Of q trustee 10 secure a
loan on certain real estates belonging %
The heir Of g. +. Weser, deceased
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
- EapeEt lleIgh- lIaster

Mr Maine Woods lcrossly)-I can't
see how Il Is / haven't gained a pound
during my vacation
Mr. SIayal Holmes Ges, you have,
my boy You went away with q heavy
pocket book, and nov you're getting
weighed with q light one.
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- 49, NLaaIeallaa

Mls Sandif0ri M Waters writes 10
THE CmIC that the action Of the
marshal Jury in the second uial Of
ber husband 10 returning him % Tie
Insane Asylum after his voluntary re-
tuIn Las her approval and that bis de-
llsl0ns IL regard 10 his family are
utterly lufuuuded
The daily critic., 1890-09-12

q q. LILL, RIAL EsIATz AND LOANS,
- bargains iu Az PARIS 1i tae erJ. LIE
aud fiEe Insurance Corner -tl aud r slz
3 81 Lt lEQL Building
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The Real DimeuIty
FI0H Plt

Miss Boston Ton Western Tanch)-
Dear mel / don't see how each man
can pick out his own cattle among
these thousands
Larlal Luke-Hml The real trouble,
madam, comes when a felleT picks out
cattle thai amt his
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
FATAL TERMINATION.

Mrs Scharf, the Woman who was
Burned, Dies OF Her Injuries.
After suffering the utmost agony
during the night, Mrs. Teresa Scharf,
the woman who was so fcarfully burned
at No 3l5 Pennsylvania avenue north.
west yesterday afternoon, died at
Providence Hospital this morning about
0 O'Clock.
Her death was attributed more TO the
flames that she inhaled than 70 the ex.
ternal burns she received Efforts will
be made to ascertain to-day where her
husband Is located She has no other
immediate relations
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40 bs welded

NEw YoRK Sept l2-The engage
ment was announced in this ely yes
teIday Of Miss Deere, daughter Of the
great Western ploW manufacturer Of
tLat name and proprietor of the Deere
Mausur CuluVator, % Mr William
Dwight Wiman, son OF Erastus Wiman
II 81 George. S. J.
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sullivan Compared to salvinI.

From ne NsIr I0fk TiIass.
Mr.. Sullivan's FIRST attempt was en-.
tirely successful. OF course he Is, at
present, little more than an amateur, and
u would be unfair 10 submit his work %
very close critical scrutiny. lie
has much 10 learn, but for that
matter so has Salvini In fact,
the work Of an artist Is never
finished He must devote his whole life
to II and learn something new every day.
We have no doubt that Mr. Sullivan
viii learn something new to-day. There
are other points Of resemblance between
Mr.. Sullivan and Signor Salvlni Their
names are similar. TO begin with; In.
deed, II Is the opinion Of eminent Celtic
scholars that they are Identical No
other English speaking actor resembles
the great italian physically so closely as
Mr.. Sullivan does, and the fact that he
speaks In English will always be a
strong point IN Mr. Sulliyau's favor with
the multitude, 10 whom Sigu0r Salvlni' 4
performances are caCiIre.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
cnrNrKY REAL EsEAEE.

nor sALE-ABUuI 90 ACRES lA ID SO
IL extended, la the Illa - Cue k1k.lE-
t.u ana soldiers uaua R1.. Way, being a part
lI EIe estate gI rEe lave Chief Justice Chase
uoH called aEaeaWaals good oguorlla.l .lg
taE investors. For Har..galaEsr prsl. eEer
iuaura oi CHAPIN BROWN y e =tu We
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
smothered Iu ueF sIeap

Pauline Nelson, a babe 8 months ola,
was found dead 10 bed this afternoon al
9 O'Clock al No. 1922 Twentieth street
northwest The presumption IS that
he child rolled over IN its sleep aud
was smOthered by the bed clothing.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
marrIaEe LIeenass

The following marriage licenses have
been issued L. /. Franklin and Mary
Z. Clifton, Of Raleigh. n. c.. W. E.
FalWell and Annie L. ArHett OF Abe
marie County, Va Richard De Vaughn
and julia Day Of Washington
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
an Euseuss Remedy.

Jack Polts-TheTg Is one certain
method Of Killing the Louisiana Lot
teTy which has nQt been Tried YET
Mat CLeW-What is that
Jack Potis-Quil buying tickets
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FlTJ.oWEN HOUSE,
49, 1871 AVE.

f1w. OWEN HOUSE,
- 1913 PA. AVE.
Late Hotel Solari
My friends and the public generally who
may be overlooked In the distribution Of
cards are cordially invited 70 attend my
opening, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, from 10
a. m. 10 10 D. m.
In reopening this house, az an expense OF
over $1,000 desire 70 state 20 the cltzons
Of Washington that / purpose keeping a
strictly lrst.class European Hotel and Res.
taurant, and while the hotel Accommodation
will be for gentlemen only, shall have a
ladies' dining saloon on the second no0r sec,
ond 20 none 10 the city.
JOHN r. MOYLAN,
seII3t Proprietor.
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FERSUSAL

NTuW Is EuE TINE WE VIII PAY
IN -tE ulley Tor gauEs lEsl-EIass sal-
Cul-lEll l.llL.EE Address lE can al
JusTHE GID STAND. .ls 2 s, u.H.
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CoIIapse 81 40 EabIbItI0n BaiIdIag.

PRAGUE, sept l3-The facade Of
he Exhibition Building has collapsed
having been undermined by Tue hoods.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
married ano Died
flarrig0

MILLER ER-MAZANTE- Tuesday. sep
tembtT q, 1850. an O'Clock b ~ tlauh J
Miller q This ctgt0 MaTE T MaEants gi PHI
adeIuhia. Pa.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12

asF"TEMpORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
1901 I street NV,
CAPITAL 100000,
This company issues certificates Of deposit
bearing interest az follows: on an amounts
deposited for ninety days or more, but less
than six months, per cent. per annum; 81
Per cent. on deposits for more than six
months, but less than a year and per cent.
on deposits OF one year or longer.
Secured investments for sale.
Money loaned,
W. b. ROBIsON, Sec. B. Il. WARNER, Pres.
DIRECTORS.
John T. Arms George y. Schafer,
Charles B. bailey, John A. Hamilton,
James l.. Barbour, Thomas sOmeTVille,
George Il. BartOl. John A, sWOpe,
Horace s, Cummings, y. s. sWurmstedt,
J J Darlington, Hattersley W. Talbot,
John JOY Edison, George Truesdell,
Charles j. Faulkner. B. II. Warner,
Albert =. Fox, A. "A. Wilson,
o. G.. Green, J.. ID. Wine,
William b. Gurley, s, W. Woodward,
John b. LaFneF, Chas. Benz. Wilkinson
A. s Wofthington,
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COMMISSIONER Of DEEDS

- s. EUNDT. CONF or DEEDs FOH All
~. states ald Territories, a5s -. ave- glg.
ei-I Eal
The daily critic., 1890-09-12

OF HaUs .I SD. aa E HHl GEMS
EHe above IS ll.F alEl.1l % me proper j.
on Us HluEs Ear tl. U-l cal. aL aula ~.
tulal.u lssuaa Cl tla ts- ana l5tl
e HAHrANaE
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

EORCED SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
II Do YOU WANT A SNAP
That fine Old homestead, lO5i q 81 ",
CONFUSING nearly 5000 feet Of ground and
among the most delightful elevations in
Georgetown, win be sold az a sacrifice it
taken soon. Terms can be made satistac-
tory; but the property must De sold az once
Key az Mr. g, II. Fekling's once, High 81,
Georgetown, Write 70
L. e.. JOHNSON.
au2tf RichardsVille, Va.
NOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA, 6ROOM
IL frame house, Just finishing; nydrant 10
yard; Tot liXli5; snug home; price, $50. Ap
ply % ROBERT j. THOMAS, Room No. 2, gis
i6th 81
Tor sALE-THREE OF TIE CHEAPEST
il houses IN Washington, 100, los and ITO
stone trimmings rooms and nath; electric
bells and gas price, So 500 each, SO cash
balance % suit OF trade tor good lots.
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UN P RE CED ENTED
ATTRACTION
Over a Million
DISTRIBUTED.
La. S. l..
Louisiana State Lottery Co,
Louisiana State Lottery Co,

Incorporated BY The LEGISLATURE for eduoa-
ticuai and charitable purposes, and its fran
Chse made uart Of the present state Con
stitution, in is7n, by an 0vEFwuELsIEg r1ru-
LAR yOrE
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGs take place semi annually Iuue aud De-
cember), aud lts GRAND SINGLE NUN 3RR
DRAWINGS take place in each of The other
ten months in the year, and are an drawn In
public Do the Academy Of Music, New or
leans, La.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12

TbG above houses can le examined py Per
u.t lEuu our office only.
THOMAS FISHER g co..
112f 81. p w.
EUH RENI-TWO BRAND New SIX
Il room frame houses, blsh aud dry Ills-
tlus near churches and pablo school Il
UuloEtgFu. Inquire Cl "a. BkHhk&D ia1 q
So
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MONEY 10 LOAS.
MONEY To LOAN on REAL ESTATE Oh
NJ lrst-glass securities az lowest rates aI
interest, no delay where security 8 good,
%. C. GREEN
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List of Prizes.

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Eg Fen -Iua RATES ~ any further iufurua-
tlQl desired write .lE.1ly -g rle undersigned.
Clearly stating your residence. with stale,
County Street aud number More r4nll re-
turn mall delivery Wll 1e assured 81 gllr
llc-0s.ls 40 envelope bearing Yg-r il.l ad-
dress.
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ImnOrtant

Avn ordinary letters .uatl.ll- E-s-l.
Notes. MCl-F orders ls5Eel hFa aI Ezg-gss
Companies gz New s -lE E1c-zlEg.
Addressed
The daily critic., 1890-09-12

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
semiAnuual Drawings of the Louisiana State
Lottery CO., and iu person manage and eOu-
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty. fairness
and On good faith toward an parties aud We
authorize the company touse this certificate
with iacsImilcs OF our signatures attached,
In ifs advertisements.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
DO ConIdn,t Understand It

From tts Nsig Y0fk HsFalf.
"TheTe are no flies on me-" said she,
Aud be, q lad discreet,
Remarked that that was curious,
Because she was so sweet.
The daily critic., 1890-09-12
a I'M ian settIes Down.

From ne Oklahoma Cify ChIE
j. w, Patterson, the tallest man
known in the world excepting the
Chinese giant Chang, will make Okla
hOma City his home. Mr.. Patterson
stands 7 feet z inches in his stocking
feet and Is 27 years old. He has travel
ed with a number Of the best shows In
the county for the past eight OF ten
years and is well fixed in this world s
goods. About a year ago he married
and has decided to settle down and
take life easy He owns considerable
property in this city, and, as soon as
he returns from the East, will begin the
erection Of fine residence. A couple
OF months ago his wife presented him
with a pair of stTapping boys, Of which
Mr.. Patterson Is immeEsly bOastful
Mrs. Patterson is larger than the aver
age woman, being nearly feet high
and weighing over POO pounds,
A weII-Posted Boy.
FTglH I'Ck
TeacheT-How many work days are
there in the week!
Bobby-Well, / dunno that depends
on Sundays, holidays. alf-holidays,
and days when you're wrastlin' for
"aTbiiIatiOn
The daily critic., 1890-09-12

A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WIFE
steam power, good elevator service and drst-
class ianitorship, in the POST BUILDING,
for rent al low rates 10 hrst-cllss tenants.
Apply TO sTILsON HUTCHIss, sa Post
Building, or FRANK MAGUIRR, superin-
tendent