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The daily critic., 1890-08-15
THE TEUTONICS QUEER LOG.


captain watkins OF tho Rival ship
Dissects Its Figures
New YoRK, Aug 15.-The Teu-
tonic's log, according to which She
beat the record Of the City Of Paris, IS
so inaccurate, according to Captain
Watkins of the City of New York, as
10 leave the Paris still the champion
ocean greyhound The Captain says
u cannot see how the TeutOnic made
fifteen miles more distance than we on
the City of New York did when we had
her In sight half the way over. Another
peculiar thing, which is shown by
comparison Of the logs Of the two ships,
Is that at noon on the second day out,
while IL appears there were only two
miles distance In longitude between the
two vessels, the Teutonic' distance rec.
ord shows that the ship was nine miles
further from Queenstown than we were
at the same time. Then again. at noon
on Sunday the Teutonic had made I ,ist
miles and the City of New York ,43j
miles from Queenstown, showing that
the former was forty six miles ahead.
"On Tuesday noon the Teutonic, ac-
cording to her own re,ord, was $40
miles from Sandy Hook, while we were
3SS miles out, showing, upon this basis,
that the Teutonic had only gained two
miles on us in forty eight hours.
The distance logs for the same
perion show that the Teutonic made
9S5 miles while we made 9GS miles,
which is a difference Of seventeen miles.
Now, how the Teutonic could sail
seventeen miles further than we did
during the forty eight hours from Sun.
day noon TO Tuesday noon, and yet
have gained only two miles is a mystery
40 mo -
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Elopsd va . Mu.Ie Teaeher.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1j.-The Herald
reports the disappearance from her
home, at l2i Grand street, Brooklyn,
Of Airs Henry Schuyler, the wife Of a
manufacturer of musical instruments.
The woman took with her her l3-year-
old daughter and $1,000 of her hus-
bands money, She Is believed to have
eloped with a music teacher named
Frederick SchwarZ, with whom she
has long been infatuated. Schwarz Is
% years of age and married, while Mrs.
Schuyler Is 10 years Old,
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IS 1T A MURDER ?

The Body or an OranEeman Pound on
n Railroad Track
PrTTsBURe, PA, Aug. 15.-In the
town Of Homestead, ten miles east Of
here, the body Of John r. Sheets was
found Sunday morning on the railroad
track, badly mangled. The doctors
think they have found a bullet hole In
the mans head. They contend that
the body was placed on the track after
the death. Sheets was an Orangeman,
and the members Of that fraternity claim
he was murdered by those whom he had
angered by his speeches.
The inquest has been continued until
Saturday
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winners at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 15.-First
race, Yanaclare /, Guarden ?, Caprice
3. Time, 50l.
Second raee-King Crab /, Granite
?, Puzzle 3. Time, 43f.
Thire race-Ronetta !, National .,
Goldstep 3. Time, 50i.
Fourth Taee-Maid OF Orleans l.,
Major Tom 2, Ban Chief g. Time. 43.
Fifth Tace-Architect ], Bob Miller
., PTofligate 3. Time, III.
Sixth TaCe-COFtleello /, Gunwad 9,
Raymond g. Time, l14I.
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YenezneIan CIaIms DecIded-

The Venezuelan Commission decided
several claims to-day, IN one Of which
Seth briggs was allowed 81, 200. with 5
per cent. interest from 1916. Several
other cases were decided against him.
In Gowan 4 Copeland's case the
commission allowed the claimant S20,-
OOO without interest. Mr.. John S. Blair.
Mr.. William 5. Flippin and Carlisle 4
Mcpherson represented the claimants.
Mr.. Ashton also filed brief for the
Government.
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I AY1NG ASPHALT PANEMBNrs. PRO
- Vosals fUI Improving Streets and Ave
nues iu the City % washington, ID C.-OmCc
g.. August S. isl0-ScaIed Proposals viii De
received al this once until ~ o'clock m on
SATURDAY, AUGUST a0, $500 Tor lmurov-
Ing streets and Avenues with Curb, Cutters,
forms of Proposals and Specifications can
he obtained az this Of'CC upon application
therefor, together with an necessary in-
formation. and only bids upon these forms
will be considered The right is reserved t0
reject any and an bids or parts Of bids. y.
W DOUGLASS, Z. q HlNE, II M. ROBERT
Commissioners, ID. g. au3ft
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FIcH Htr Aa.tlitN4 hrttp-fALs
The British Board Of Trade has pub
lished the statistics of the merchant ma.
Fine Of the world for lSsS They show
a decreased tonnage during the year
for France, which has been subsidizing
ships for ten years, Of 1850 and for
Germany, which has been subsidiZilg
for a shorter time, 5000 tons. The
only three countries whose merchant
marines did not decrease during ls-S
were England, Denmark and Norway,
three countries that DO not subsidZe
shipping England showed au increase
for The year Of l3l ,462 tons
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Claudia Davis was fined s. this morn
ing for using profane language. She
could not pay the fine, and when taken
downstairs she pulled a handful Of
whiskers out Of Mr.. Harbiu's chin and
spit in his face. She then began
sCreeChing at the top Of her voice, aud
interrupted the proceedings Of court
She was brought into court again
charged with disorderly conduct and the
use Of obscene language in the presence
Of court officials. Judge Mills Imposed
an additional fine Of $40 or ninety days
In the workhouse.
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TWENTY THOUSAND SEALS STOLEN.
only n Matter OF Few Years who
seals VIII be Extinct.

seals WIN be Extinct.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 1j.-Captajn
Elskiuc Of the steamer ST. Paul, which
arrived yesterday from OunalaslIa, says
the poaehers at Victoria this year have
secured 10000 sealskins, and In cousc.
queuCe the North American CONNER.
cial Company which leases the seal
rookeries from the Government finds
its take reduced 10 90, 600 skins The
Captain says Il is only o matter Of few
years when seals Will become extinct,
At Ounalaska II was reported there
were fifty five pOachiug vessels at Sand
Point on their way 10 Behring Sea, and
that not a single attempt has been made
thus far TO interfere with any Of these
ContTaband vessels.
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DROpOSALS FOR PARCHMENT WAR
i Department supply Division, Washing
iugton. ID. c. August j. ie1o.-ScaIed pro
uOsa's. iu duplicate. subject TO The usual
conditions viii be received 40 this office
BIER .. 1850. for furnishing this Department
with 5O00 sheets of parchment, lONij in.. ds
per sample. 90 be had upon application az
the Office OF the undersigned. The Depart
mcut reserves the right 20 reject any Or lIl
bids, and to waive defects. Proposals must
be iuclOsed in sealed envelope indOr-e.l 90
the outside Proposal for Parchment and
addressed 20 N. r. ThOrp, chief, supply
Division. gl2,l31i,l5,2iS
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Alleged Newspaper swIndIers.

UTICA, n. Y. Aug l5.-The Utica
Ojsergsr today warns the newspapers
throughout the country about two
newspaper sWindleTs named Aubrey O..
Hamilton and James A Dawson, and
earnestly asks for information regard
ing their whereabouts.
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ChiId,s PLAY for a Cnnrt.

Frank Gillian, a colOred man who
stole four tomatoes, was before Judge
Mills today charged with larceny.
His Honor told Frank that he would
have TO pay a fine Of five cents.
Lawyer Moss volunteered TO pay the
line but the Judge concluded to take
his personal bonds
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Death Of DR.. thompson

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug 15.-Dr.
Charles Steele Thompson died last
night at the residence of his son in-law
Postmaster Kenny. Dr. Thompson
was 80 years old and was The oldest
living graduate Of the Yale Medical
College.
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|. UN IRE c EDENTED
ATTRACTION! !!
Over a Million
DISTRIBUTED.
La. S. l..
Louisiana State Lottery 60,

Incorporated ty tte legislature Tor sduca-
t'0raI and charitable purposes, and ts franz
chlse made part OF the present state con-.
stitutIon, ln ls5e, BY an avHEIyIgs r5rU-
Lar VOTE
its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
1NGs take place semiAruuaIiy Uune and
neleubcrl. and ts GRAND SINGLE NUN
BEE DRAWINGS take place ,1 each of tho
other ten months n ffo year, and are an
drawn in public, at the Academy Of Music.
New orleans, La.
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An Edilor Tarred ana Feathered.

AzUsA, CAL, Aug, l5.-J NJ. Bent
ley, editor of the Nsrs, was yesterday
taken out by armed men and tarred and
festhered for publishing an article re-
flecting on the conduct Of Miss g. T.
FTasieT while teacher of the Azusa
grammar school. The parties impli-
Gated are being arrested.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

TEERE HAUTE, IEB., Aug. Ij-An
investigation by the City Council # Is
alleged has disclosed a shortage Of
50 400 tn the accounts Of ca City
Treasurer Fitzpatrick His boHdsmen
Will be sued. Fitzpatrick is now presi-
dent 0f the Inter state Baseball League.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

LONDON, Aug. l5.-The bin pr0yid-
ing for The construction Of railroads in
Ireland was brought up IN the House
of Comm0s last night, and, after a
lengthy discussion, the bill, By a vote
Of 73 10 II, vas ordered 10 a third
reading
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FeII Trom - nor.e-

David F. O'NeIll, "a mounted mess
enger in the employ Of the Signal
Service received some painful injuries
yesterday afternoon by falling from
his horse. He was taken % his home,
1908 Eleventh street, and attended by
Dr. Briecna.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

LONDON, Aug. IA Buenos Ayres
dispatch states that al a meeting Of the
Parliamentary committee the Minister
of Finance announced that the Govern
ment would not authorize any new
issue Of paper money.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15
BoAIgDINa

EURNIsHED ROOM WITH BOARD FOR
il gentlemen second floor front, also sew
era table buaTdeTs wanted; terms moderate,
1908 lith 20 n ", 1881
vi W, has transferred her French board
ius-Luuse t0 1911 = 80 Vs. . doors from Na
tlgual Theatre Pension Bourgeois. good
rooms very good French dinner With pint
nlaI.I. 800. LnaIL BIZ W..E -L.-
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= ID u - - ---------"
Ella-Wby Maudei arn't tyou e7miag
ia 10 day
Maude-N0. That little wretch Of
AN Elsie dressed her doll In my bathing
suit this morning aud has gone out for
a drive with mamma. and / haven G
another it % wear.
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AT THE CAPITOL.
TARlTFGlVES WAY TO THERIYER
AND HARB0R BILL.
CONGRESSMAN GARUTH HAS A SCHEME
Which Will Benefit the Travelling Public.
District Matters Minister Phelps
VIII Not Resign.
lNGHESSAHN CHRUTH HAS A SCHEME

The Tariff bill was laid aside 10 the
Senate this morning, and on motion Of
Mr.. Frye the River and Harbor bill was
taken up. Mr. Hampton having asked
Mr Frye to allow him TO have a bill
taken up for action, Mr.. Frye ex-
cused himself for declining to do so,
and said that he had asked the Finance
Committee TO let him have two DAYS for
the consideration Of the River and Har.
Dor bill-to.day and t)-morrow-and
that he should ask the Senate to remain
in session tomorrow until the bill was
finished.
IN THE HOUSE.
The House this morning Immediately
after the reading Of the journal cousid-
cred the conference report on the In
dian Appropriation bill Mr.. Perkins
had charge Of the report.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

Providence, r. T. Aug d.
Michael Carroll and John McELOy the
two men who were injured yesterday 10
the Kendall Manufacturing Company
explosion died last night The eight
boys injured are doing we'll
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CHICAGO, IT. Aug lj.-Captaiu W..
/. Marshall L s A. who IS iu charge
Of the river and barber improvements
about Chicago. says % Is Impossible 20
Oh. in tle area proposed in the inner
haTbaT iu time f1T The World Fair.
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- nn hItn . ReprImand.

There were ten small boys in the
Police Court this morning charged By
A. J. HuTldud with entering his prem
ises and stealing his fruit The judge,
after repFimanling the boys dismissed
the ease
The daily critic., 1890-08-15
90 sALE-MIscELLANEnls.

AduarfssBssHts assIfT tE halI f1r .trsr ~
kss, Is -sts f0T 0as iHsar.i0ls s. ss.s f1r ..r-s
Il %, -lu frr sash l1ller. auuF .H rE1
KENDALL. $50 Light g. Baltimore
DOR sALE-0EE THE SEEAHHALN-
IL ever offered II r#.I e.. once. t.-g"
ILlet.u buggy ara handsome 90. Ha--
both .r-r class uas. 600. a# ruH owner
fh q. .a
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

Judge Mills gave Frank Riley siS
months for indecent practices this
afternoon Officer Fiuane gave some
very damaging testimony against the
man
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WRat Business. Iudssd :

What business has the United States
10 engage IN religious proselydug Of
nc Indians, when ils policy towards
Lem loT hundred years has been rob
berry and g1lincuQni
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

George Seymour vas tled $40 today
for an assault on Ie-m Blefmau.
Judge hi.ls gave lim severe -aIkilg
tg besides
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

For thousands q years Ihe BRUTE las haau
lu rle salle lld lal-lalla lHr
To b. made the ullt Qf 81 malg IQkass
It's 10 wonder Tie mule slll s.Eks,
-F1alas.p pa.a laHsEE.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

We the uldorsg grel banks and bankers
will ray an prizes drawn .u The Louisiana
state lotteries which may bo presented 40
our counters.
RIM. wALMsLEY, rrcs.t la Nat Ba1k.
r.LANAUX rrgsf state Sat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, rresr ". % Sat Bank.
CARL KOuS, Pres. Q Union Nat Bank
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roR SAFE ANn REN1
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, 3i7 r street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
s-sTnRY nRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The daily critic., 1890-08-15
a-sToRY BRICK ANp FIlAME HOUSES

1923 Goth st W. b, Grs, and 2houses
rear, Z rs cache. ..ts..s,.......s. 5000
1911 SO D vs., f d, @ rs,..r.s....,..,.s., tOOO
G}as to 1894 + stn ", Z h. S rs.....,...... 5000
1872 2sth N n W. b h, o grg.........,...... 5000
900 70 81 Baar's alley W. bh, rs..t,, 5000
1875 and 1850 Madison 90 W, D, rs,
and d rCHrs.s..t tsras... .ss...sr fTl0 Z
gll tosls s1d stu ". oh, Grs........... 400 7
i}2h no % vs., D, ,tr|...ssts.ss.ss..st..s i,-.N /
2uf 18th ~ W, % D., % ...sss..s... 5000 I
Alley bet tth and sth, T. and NJ sts vs.,
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elg-AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE INVEST
~ MENT.
TIE pBBENTURE BONDS
or rur

AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
bearing interest at Five PER CENT. pay
able semialuually. issued IN series of :io0OO0
each.
The ADVANTAGES Of this form OF invest
mcnt over deeds Of trust are.
]. Tie purchaser is NOT burdCuCd with The
ctre Of any papers save the bond itself.
q 40 taxes and Insurance 20 look after.
Due
3. The bonds are secured by ffsi deeds OF
trust upon rear estate in the city OF Washing
ing, aCerCeatinL never less than siOOOO0 and
the properties upon which the trusts are
placed aggregate a selling r1'Ys of about
s1l1.OCO.
B. The trusts are assigned over to and
placed IN the hands Of the Real Estate Title
lnsuran Ce Company of lie District Of Column
hia, as trustees for the bOudholdcrs, with
Tower 70 sell AZ once and distribute among
the IOudhOlders in case this company de
faults in payment Of either principal or In
tCrest upon said bonds.
g. The bonds are further secured by the
capital of this company G,250,OOO, and It's
large assets.
T. The security being upon an aggregation
Of properties in values nearly double the en-
tire series of bonds shriukage in the value
Of any particular property would still leave a
large surplus of security.
Series No. .. dated August i 1900, I'm de
nominations Of e1 coo, $500 and $40, for sale
90 par and accrued interest az the offices Of
the company, 1919 @ street northwest
A T. BRlTTON, PERCY p. METZGER,
President Treasurer.
Auf1 60
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~ FORsBEHG & MURRAY.
~ Agents IN Washington for
THE WHITTIER ELEVATOR

THE BEST ELEVATOR IN THE WORLD.
lrcs in Washington IN tho last two years by
ug.
Estimates promptly furnished. Also agents
for the WOrthiugtOn steam Pumping MIChin-
lry, Also General Narhinists and Engineers.
AlarrC stock Of Engines and Boilers Pumps
and Elevators on hand.
WATcrooms from 1901 10 1905 Seventh street
southwest,
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Nl1y- PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST
- TYPHOID AND MALARfAL


The Alvarez Disinfcctaut Company is pTC.
pared Go fumigltc and dislufggt lll prcmtsDs
Invaded by typhoid and other malignant ard
contagious fCytTe.
Ask your druggist or grocer fUT the ALVA-
HEZ CLOSET AND CESSpOOL UtsINFECT
ANT Price soc. and ~ per box, For fur
thcr Information ac dress the Company. at 9s9
u st. %. W. aus, I'm
The daily critic., 1890-08-15
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS.
lie WILL NOT RUN FOR CoNGREss THIS
YEAR-WILL REMAIN MINISTER.

lie WILL NOT RUN FOR CONGRESS THIS
YEAR-WILL REMAIN MINISTER.
William Walter Phelps will not re.
sign his present position as Minister to
Germany to run for Congress again as
has been TumOred. Phelps district Is
at present represented by Mr. Beckwith
of Patterson. Mr.. BeCkwith Is a candt-
date for the nomination a second time
and will probably be successful. He
recently received a letter from Mr..
Phelps IN which he inclOsed some
newspaper clippings which had been
sent him by friends on this side of the
water. They stated that he had no in
tention of Tesigniug his present office.
He liked the work very well and had
had enough Of Congressional life. When
he retired from his present position h e
would settle down as plain Mr Phelps.
The letter also said that Mr.. Phelps
would be glad 10 see Mr.. BeckEith
again occupy the seat that he had held
in Congress. The nominating c0nven-
lion in the Patterson district will be held
The latter part of this month.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

The above houses can be examined bY per-
nit from our office only.
THOMAS J FISHER q CO,
fglH IL gf o. ~
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

AdssrassilsHts alllsF Rh ksad, f9aIr lil,ss ~
lss, 25 cent? f0T on hssTii0: % sats for tlTss.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

From me- Stlts I9yHll lC0.gFsI 0Fg1HI.
The Quay Club could have gone a
step father and included the Mckinley
bill IN their condemnation Of the Force
bil They have an illustri0us example
in the person Of Secretary Blaine, who
says the bin viii not open q market for
another bushel Of wheat or another bar
rel Of pork Besides, the negro bears
an the burden and gets none Of the
henells
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

What, then, Is the proper remedy for
DE original package evil2 II Is simply
Do fall back upon the tremendous police
power Of a State, under which the orig
declared q nuisance and promptly sup
pressed Unless Il stretches the authoI
10y beyond any example In the past the
,FederalI Government cannot Interfere
with q State in the matter OF dealing
With what The local courts hold % be
ruisauces
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

Senator John b. Mcpherson will 90
10 the Jersey seashore for few days
rest while the River and Harbor bill Is
under consideration. lie will return in
time to resume his control Of the debate
on the Tariff bill.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15
CoCSTRY HOARD

i taius can Iul large, pleasant rooms with
good table board 40 Moderate prices uF 1l.
dressing MI-s j.. CHAM bLlN, Hamilton, EI.
lllt
DUAHDEES WANTED FOR AUGUST ANu
ID September rates. I'D monthly "a mile
from station. conveyance furnished back and
forth Address Box 81, kugW.a- Nd. flHt
GUNNER BOARD IN BDsTOS-EOINs
= and board ln small private boarding
house near tup.gF square. Trinity lHu-.l-
Art Museum Eg.- terms ITuI g Ea ga u#r
Address s. B. ~ s.. James ave- Ea.s BAY.
Boston, Mass It..
U1HREE OR FOUR GENTLEH Can PRO
I cure pleasant rHuu- and "HlrI .u a "-.
vale family .u tEc UurrHWe-.. with shade and
tennis count. Address SHADE. rrts HrrH
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TOR RENT-TWO BRAND NEW six
il room frame houses, high and dry lOca-
ton; near churches aud public school ln
81
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

The Republican Congressional Cam-
paign COMMITTEES yesterday completed
lis organization by electing Representa-
tive Thomas q. Carter Of Montana,
secretary, and Edward G. O'Brien Of
New York, treasurer. After September
], Mr. ClarksOn, who expects 10 resign
the First Assistant Postmaster General
ship will take Joint charge of the cam
paign as chairman of a subcommittee
Of The Republican National Committee
appointed for that purpose. The mau-
agement Of the canvass for the next
House Of Representative will accord
ingly fan upon Mr. Seldeui Mr. Carter,
and MT ClaTkson
The daily critic., 1890-08-15

During the consideration Of the River
and Harbor bill this morning Mr.. Frye
offered an amendment in reference to
the Long Bridge and giving the Balti.
more and Potomac Railroad Company
authority 10 change the alignment Of
It's track on Fourteenth street.
Mr.. Edmunds made the point Of order
that the amendment was general legis-
lation, and was out Of order In on ap-
preparation bill.
After discussion the matter went
over without determination.
Neither District Committee met to-
day, the House Committee failing 10 get
quorum.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15
HOUSES FOR RENT.


In sums 20 suit az per cent
The above q only portion Of the property
on my books, For full. LIST call at otiCu ilT
bulletin, issued on the Isl and 18Th.
o. r. WAGGAMAN.
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A8r,fHsewenu uader Hts head, ron LiHs ~
tss. rs cot far one inssrtlon' 50 cets f9r Hr@.
TANTFD-HORsEs TO PASTURE AT
w General Boale'- farm 40 s. per month;
shade. with careful attention. Apply Boz gen
eral manager F.. B LAFFERTY 10Th st aud
Ia ave. or at the farm. Telephone cali, i1j.
g 3Tn
FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH
steam power, good elevator service and first.
class ianltorship, 20 the POST BUILDING,
for rent at low rates TO irstclass tenants.
Apply to sTILsoN HUTCHINs, 9g Post
Building, or FRANK MAGUIRB, suuerin-
tendeut
The daily critic., 1890-08-15
Not a PIsasant rhearht

FT1m ne T0HksFs Gazette.
Husband, dear that clock ! ordered
has arrived"
1T has eh s'
Certainly Il has, but what are you SO
mgubTious aboutg There Is nothing
especially depressing in that announce
ment, Is there
Isn't, eh I'd like % know II it
wouldn't make any man feel bad 20 be
told that his time had come
Possible PRFad0Aes.
From R4Essy- H,ttg
A good author IS sometimes very
poor
A tal man Is sometimes very short
A white man Is sometimes very
green
A blue hook Is sometimes read.
A iendeTlCin steak IS sometimes very
tough
A lawyer is sometimes an honest
man
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FoR RENr-noUsEs.
1oR RENT- -uNFuRNIsHEp-

ddysritseWsDU uEasr ms heat, f1Hr tines 0r
sss p cents for one iEseFfOa 80 seHts for three.
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- s BLSUT CO.'S d or uEEls FOB ALL
~ states au1 Territories, s55 - aEe. egr-
The daily critic., 1890-08-15
FoR REST-KooMs.


AdgsrtssusH,s ,alasr M had, foaig lilsss -
lss, s5 cent? f0T on issrtt0H: % ea.s for ilrss.
NOR RENT-PARLOR, COMMUNICATING
IL chamber and additional room newly
furnished and appliances for house keepin-;
caterer 9Pposltel small private family terms
reasonable. 1876 lith 81. l5at
TOR RENT-sUITE OF ROOMS or 20
II n0uTs elegantly furnished also front and
back rooms 81 door; gentlemen only. 80
llth y NV iz3l
EOR RENT-NICELT FURNISHED ROOM:
two gentlemen. rent SO "a month ii-
ave ~. 1851
UOR RENT-R0OMs On 90 AND 8D
IL HUuT-s south front. nicely fuulIshed
gentlemen preftrret. lla u 81 " last
Tor REST-FUBNIsHEB ROOM WITH
i board .u prtE Eata family - per moaath
Address ID. G. ills Office la.st
EOR HENT-a FURNISHED COaIMUSI-
II eating rooms on sd Hoori single os eu
suite l-5 l-th 8 D = l5H
EOR HENT-8 ROOMS on IsT. 90 AND SO
L nHurs. one lu each uauE- board - ae
sired rent .4s al5 80 y. lff
DOR RENT-FU FINISHED % STORY
IL front EuQms with alCOFes. closets and
Windows. also ad story back. ta-aE her OF
sepafaIgsys housekeeping 1T H-tl board
Abt-1 eLl ---A r p M- -A..
EOR RENT UNFURNIsHED Sd FLOOR
II rooms With board HIfE -Ha-I .aHli.y
aL aIulizs references re- .-feI5 reduction
u.1e i.I august -l- ] 20 81 lh1l
EOE RENT-sUITE 0F ROOMS uN ID
L GaHEs elegantly fUru.aasI also trent and
la.k rooms 81 laa-. -ea g.zuel only s..
lltn 80 p lff
UUR BENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFuR
paEIaEs suitable ilF 3 physician Of DENTS.
The daily critic., 1890-08-15
A rFw DESIRABLE ROOMS. wTTH
PERSONAL.

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~ of a good second hand Piano at reason
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Nov rs THE TIME. WE WILL PAY
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