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MONTANA is to have two sets of

MONTANA is to have two sets of
Senators applying for admission to
seats in the q. S. Senate. The Gov
ernor signs one pair of certificates
and the Secretary of State refuses
to affix the State Seal or his sigma
ture thereto Now if they can only
succeed in having three governors,
as we have in West Virginia, then
the prospects of Montana as a SOW
ereign State will be very brilliant.
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ACCIDENT PREvENTED.-On Friday
afternoon of last week, Mr.. John G..
Hutsler, superintendent of trains,
while returning to Martinsburg,
thought he would try his old engine,
and taking hold of the throttle, was
soon flying along the track, and ON
nearing the crossing known as the
Warm Spring crossing, was surpris-
ed to find on the track two horses
and carriage. One of the horses
had slipped, and the driver, Mr.. G..
O.. Sperow, had cut them loose from
the carriage and was unable to get
them from the track. Mr.. Hutsler
took in the situation, and began a
battle for life, by reversing the en-
CINE and sanding the track. The
space was short, but he succeeded in
stopping the train with engine near
ly touching horses and man. In add
ton to Mr.. Sperow, the carriage con-
tanned Mrs. Sperow and daughter.
One Of them tainted, but the others
succeeded in pulling the carriage off
the track. This was a close cali for
all concerned, and it is quite a com
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Hon. ERHRAIM KING WILSON, of
Worcester county, Md, was on
Thursday last re-nominated by the
Democrats Of the legislature, U. S.
Senator from Maryland.
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Additional Locals.

Prof. GERHARDT intending to
move closer to his place of business,
offers his valuable home at public
sale on Saturday, Jan. Is, at 2 p. NJ.
before the Court House. ANY one,
having in view the purchase OF a
good home in a pleasant locality of
our city, viii do well to attend said
sale.
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THE NEAREST PoINT.-It appears

THE NEAREST PoINT.-It appears
that the G. V. r. r. have tickets for
use on local trains that have blank
space on the face in which the agent
writes the name of the station the
ticket is for. On New Year Day a
gentleman purchased a ticket at
Bridgeport, destination was White
Hill-the agent left off the word
=" White" and merely wrote Hill,
without dotting the i, which made
the ticket read " Bridgeport to He'll"
The polite conductor Capt. Ned
Burns tried to accommodate the pas
senger by leaving him off at White
Hill, as he said that was the nearest
point to Hell that he knew Of on that
line HGgeTstOlCn News.
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0tco.

At jones' Spring, this county, Dec. nth,
1899, Harry, oldest son of John and Sallie
Wilson, aged II years. On Dec. nth, 1889
Charles, second son, aged years. On
December %, Florence, second daughter,
aged years. On Dec. 81, 1889, Cora, old
est daughter of the same parents, aged o
years
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SATURDAY, JAN. IL, 1890.

Hon. CALVIN s. BRICE was on
Thursday nominated by the Demo
cratic caucus of the Ohio legislature
to be u. S. Senator from Ohio.
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Old saw "You tickle me, and Ill
tickle you" The theory and prin-
ciple must be, help one another.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-01-11

For Handkerchiefs, Silk Munlers,
Scarfs and fancy articles go to
Emmert & Fiery's,
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pliment to Mr.. Hutslerls steady
nerve and prompt action that no Sc
rious casualty occurred.
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LATEST STYLES OF HATs.-All the
latest nobby and plain styles for men,
boys and children, will be found at
Frank Doll ~ Co.'S. cheap shoe and hat
store.
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THE GREAT UNLOADING
--SA LIE N.
AT ITS fever HEAT.
Prices Fairly and SquareIy
CUT In HALF.
All 50 Blankets now $I.OO.

All 80 Blankets now $1.O0.
Women's SOC Gum Shoes now Csc.
Misses 40c Gum Shoes now zoe.
Child's 35c Gum Shoes now l8c.
All So Ladies Muffs now $3.50
All 50 Ladies Muffs now $I.OO.
All 81 Ladies Muffs now SOC.
All 75c Ladies Mufs now 35c.
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Elie0

ARCHER.-ou sunday september AZ
her residence l1ga e street. Mary =, pe-
loved wife ai Wyatt Archer,
Funeral -erFi ices at fliteenth th-streel .es-
5ytlElll Church, IN Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'clock
R0ANE. Departed this life sunday, Sep
fember =, i>7l, after long ana painful .ll-
ness. Mary n widow of the late Hon. John
+ Eoaue. ID the Ssh year 81 her age.
Funeral Will take place from Tie residence
1f Der son, 80 #-s + street southeast, russ
day. Tie seth instant, % o'clock 3. N. helA
uFeS aud friends respectfully invited o. at
tend
sHUGRUE. .-Ou saturday, september q.
1850. az $50 p ms owen, beloved husband el
Catherine sAa-ras, aged Z years
Funeral from the residence ol li7 son
Patrick shugFue. No. 1850 NeW Jersey avenue
northwest. Tuesday September 31, % SEQ a.
10. Requiem mass az the immaculate leu-
eeptiun LuICl az q, ~ halatltes and
friends Fespee etlulg ilRIted % attend.
DOOLEY .-Ou sunday morning the q u
iu-fsut al GEO m.s Anne Hanna rllilt uL
the late Michael pooles n the s5th year Of
Fa6eral from s.. Peters church tomog-
row Tueadayi az q. m- E1aule m mass
DYER Saturday, September zl 1870 az Z
,, m.s Benjamin Franklin bFelf Pc Lhe 5lla
FuneraI from bis late residence. l1az Ninth
street northwest el Tuesday aE 81 A
Relatives and friends invited q attend. no
flowers
MATHEWS. -nenaHted this Hfe saturday.
September 81, 1854, after q long and p-l-lla
illness MIS- Josephine. beloved WHl q E4
ward Mathews, aud q daughter Qt enc Fate
talria flaheEts p iAe 3lzt year o Ael at
funeral WiI take place rlm her star
residence, MI. HahaueEr p 4 slreeE uHs ?.
fast Iuasi4V az O'Clock Relative 4a
friends rg-Ia -fuly invited r. attend
FLAII. % FeIday. seggaubll 6. l-Q s'
40 q Ia- Eargella iaukIg-- widow ~ lzs
EeehaHiah flatE aga % FraFs
ElHtlaI lram ale residence q ls 7al n
laW. judge a ~ Willard. l Fifteenth
strtttuarthv vlst. sunday. & l.tl. .AeW 4ufa
netr.t lut EIafts burg 4FeH please lE
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NEARING THE CLOSE.
BtTchalrs Fate VIII soon be Decided
by the Jury

Btrchall's Fate VIII soon be Decided
by the Jury.
WOODSTOCK, Sept. 29.-It was few
minutes before 10 o'clock this morning
when Mr. Blackstock began his address
TO the jury in Birohalrs behalf. Every
inch of space in the courtroom was oc-
cupied and the ladies', as heretofore,
were present in large numbers. Long
before the doors were opened there was
a dense thTOng about the court house,
and the constables who had been over
powered were compelled 10 use their
long stalls on the heads Of some In order
10 open lane for the jury TO pass
through.
Before summing up Mr.. Blackstock
introduced three Witnesses for the de-
fense James Costin. farmer. living
half mile from Princeton, was one Of
them, who said he saw the body OF
Benwell aud sWOTe that the stranger
was not the same man.
Mr. BlackstOck made a powerful ar
gument Speaking Of the influence OF
the papers on the case be said he was
the last person to eircumsCdbe or mar
row the liberty Of the press. NO one
is more profoundly moved than /,
said he, by the solid advantages
which accrue from the liberty the
press enjoys, but ] here say if verdict
Of guilty Is pronounced against
that man It viii not be upon the evil
dence which has been heard in your
box. II viii be because the drag net
of the newspapers has been abroad
through the Shiny slues Of inuendoes
or whisper interested malice and imagi-
nation.
He appealed 10 the jury 70 De on their
/ guard against the influence of previous
Impressions. The prisoner, be said
was crippled at every turn, because he
was NOT able 10 stand enormous eN-
penses He said that more than one
| prisoner was on trial the couulFy's in
/ slitutions were on trial; whether Wa
shall return 70 mob Law or whether the
newspapers or the jury shall Try cases,
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arand jury Indictment.

The following indictments have been
returned by the grand jury: Charles
A. Newton and John J. Vorser, viola
tion OF the civil service law Kate
Green, larceny from the person; c. ".
Gray, larceny; Jacob Hell, larceny
John Farrell, larceny from the person
James Williams, assault with intent 70
kill, Harvey Gray, assault with intent
TO kill; Patrick Harris, horse stealing;
Leonard Gilbert, embezzlement VIII.
lam Woody, William Calvin and John
Mathews. robbery Frank Williams,
robbery William Harris, alias William
johnson, robbery; Mark Smith, assault
to rape; William Teemore and Henry
Clifton, houscbreaking
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s-zE ROCHDAIE COOPERATIVE S0-
- C!ety.-Aiembers OF this society iu pos
session OF the trade card % AFLiLl 1891 and
should can ou Tie undersigned before ulWu-
BIER Tor Information etc.- a. II LauEl -e
81 & Agrl neut.s smith Thompson l,-8
i Sc % VI, R. ard i DIV. war hellF Il ana
ueff. Gas Mas ave q e, Fourth Aud. OILS =. p
MeCahe - aI St n E, II. q Dept u. ii sE.tA.
1l1 d Sc IS. g. 81. 0's u1-s y Hunt, .9
S st b gs. sIztb Aud una ~ +. GU.dlaF ad
u 81 w, Egg's ca Treas John Morrison
4I5 r ~ b IS, Pension on. DE Joseph taugs
@1l- Pa ave So surg Geu-s uI.s Edward
saztCu. es5 H So u q. Gov FFH'e au.s3 u
Har-La, H95 II 81 "a v, Cash Room, Treas. by
order 81 The gommltte, =. ~ HAh>hA See
rtfarv eui tu
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PROPOSALS

DROPoSALs FOR ARTILLERY HORSES
il Depot Quartermastet' D zee Washing
tor ID. o. September ~ l-a0.-Sealed pro
posals, in duplicate, subject 90 usual conil-
lions, will be received at this Office uutll u
O'Clock m, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, l-H1
and then opened for furnishing aud ceI.EgT-
ing az this depot, nFe t5l Artillery Horses
Preference given 20 articles 81 domestic pro-
dutti0u. Fuu description Of the horses and
any information required viii be fuFul he'd
On application 10 this ofire. Tile sealed pro-
pusals should be marked Proposals Tor
Horses" and addressed % the undersigned
O. DANDY, Deputy LuaTtermaste or zen
rraI q 81 ARMY. Depot Quarterma 81 b
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80 to So 80.

Gus HIN, the champion club swinger
of the world who appears al Herman 8
tonight is endeayoring 70 ind some
one 70 compete with him among the
athletic clubs IN this city, He has
challenged the world for $40 QUO, aud
his agents are searching for contestants
and may be able % provide The cham
pion with an antagonist % night In
addition % his challenge OF $4,000,
MI Hill offers 81 goo 70 any man 8ho
can swing clubs faster than he can Ia a
trial of 1fteen minutes + 600 90 any
man who can iuggle clubs better tu4n
Dir Hoey, and 81 600 % any man Whq
eau swing heavier clubs than be .Hill
can
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
THE GUY CASE.

Mr.. Douglass Goes 10 Rockville to Con-
suit with Colonel Robert.
Commissioner Douglass left the Dis
tTict Building this morning ia order 70
visit Colonel Robert al his home in
Rockville, Md. The two Commissioners
will consult together concerning the
case of Lieutenant Guy and endeayor
to arrive at some decision. COmmis,
sioner Douglass viii return TO the
city this afternoon and report their con-
clusion 10 Commissioner Hine. Com
missioners Iline and Douglass viii then
make their final decision.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
THE FIGHTERS SURRENDER.
McAuline and siavin to be Prosecute
and Put Under Bonds

LONDON, Sept 20.-This morning
McAulihe and Slavin surrendered
themselves to the police and were ar
raigned in the Lambeth Police Court
CHARGED with having committed a
breach of the peace Previous to their
surrender the men had learned that the
authorities intended to prosecute them
for fighting Each man was required
TO furnish his personal surety in 1000
and two bondsmep, each Of whom must
nmnlifV for ~ 600
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and the Campaign Near at Hand

MADISON, IND, Sept. 29-The old
warehouse of SnydeE's Redwood dis
tillery at Milton, Ky, was burned yes
terday, together with 800 barrels Of
whisky. entailing a loss estimated at
s100. geo The property belonged 10
Levy x Bros. of Cincinnati and was in
suIFd
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
Accident Through Neglect Of orders.

BABNEsyILLE,O Sep, 90 The west
bound limited on the B q %. road
colliled with the east.bound express
near here yesterday Both engines,
two express cars and q mail car were
demolished and Engineer John Wheeler
and Baggage Master Ed Murdoch each
h6d leg broken The accident was
caused by the engineer of the west.
bound train neGlcctlng orders The
passengers were badly shaken up.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
WASTED -uIsCELLaaE0Us

FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS HlrH
s.5am power good elevator seET.aaaal .H.
class iaalar5h.r b. tle POST HIE-1INF.
IN rent ~ low Rates 70 frs.elass tenants.
Amply b sTusaS HlTguSs, 84 Posi-
EaH5us. q FEANk MAaIEE sapega-
f.r.H4Hf
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larneo.

GIBBS BOOL.-Ou the gath Of September,
1850. az tie parsonage 81 the Metropolitan n.
&. Church bY tile Rev. Dr. q. II, Corey,
James II Gibbs OF kentucky and Hiss Alice
M. Bo0l ot this city
SCHAEFEH- RUDD.-Ou July 20 isa0. by
the Rev. Arthur S Johns uf Rockville. Md
NT william y scha eter and Miss Lluula
Budd, botLU III Washington, D. D
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Anproreh bY tho rre.Ident.

The President has approved the act
authorizing the Texas and Mexican
Electric Light and Power Company to
erect wires across the Rio Grande River
at Eagle Pass Texas; the Mll granting
pension TO the widow Of General
Crook.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
rnINTEL - E.EALE.

TVuH saLE-AEaUT aHsas 1S -
Ii extended, gH -aa Haa Ha
E.u aH8 soldiers Eaal a..HaF ga.l-
{. 14e s 9 q a.5 s4lei -5e taz5
EHE Investors. ElE q4rala4.ali- G4t-
.uali-a 1881 aPIA BROWN Es
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
A Dangerous CbaraoteF seat Down,

Last night OAieeE 1ebil attempted %
arrest VIM Holmes. colored for dlsor
derry conduct, when the latter kicked
bin ana hir him On tAe arm. The kick
tbai Tie officer received IN the stomach
mpIelely prosiralel him t1r some
moments ~ the meantime Holmes
h 9k lhe a8aers club aud male bis
escape. Later iu the evening Sergeant
Mulhall arrested him and locked llm
up at the Fifth Precinct Judge Miller
gave Holmea sixty days in laI-
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
roIIes omeeEs Finsd.

PTiyates Trammell Loughman and
Barney Of the police force have been
ordered BY the trial board 10 pay dnes
Of $40, F5 and $50 respectively.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
~ rInretI,s sncca..nr.

Tomorrow being the concluding
day Of the month, Judge Miller hes de-.
the Police Court to succeed Howard
Clagett. There are many candidates
but II has not yet been intlmated who
will capture the prize.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
nIek MhIitInrton.. sueee.sor

AAfAANNNH EFHAH =tsT-=iAAs u0aA IfAA
Savory has been elected Lord Mayor Of
the city Of London
Jack jerks was a victim Of liver complaint,
Ills strength was exhausted, his pulse had
grown faint.
He had ulcers and tumors and all sorts Of
humors,
And the lis that be suffered would weary
o saint.
Folks said that Jack jerks would never be
cured,
But Jack said he would that they mi 5ht
be assured.
Pierce'z G NJ. Discovery wrought his re-
CUYeTY,
After all the poor fellow 50 long had
endured.
such a multitude Of serious, distressing
and often fatal, maladies spring from dis
ordered liver Dr. PierCe's Golden Acdi-
cal Discovery creates g healthy action Of
this important organ, and the MS that have
their origin there can be cured hy its
prompt and faithful use. All druggists
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
SEQ B. II. WARNER, Pres.
to- FEEr RELIEVED
49, HfrTnnnnnTg an

h-Rf EEET RELIEVED. DIR WHITE
~ CntROFODiST,
1flG penna. ave. opposite WiN8rds Hotel
1houeauds from far and near visit Dr. whites
establishment for relief from and avoidance
Of corns, hunions, diseased nails and all
ether foot troubles Hours, a. m. 60 9 %. m.
sundays. 20 12 o0lCe fee, 81 per visit for
putting the feet .n good order. Established,
1851
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FOR REsT-KooMs.

FOR REsT-KooMs.
IroR RENT-l4io 9TH ST n ". NEWLY
Il furnished on lnfurnished front room,
with heat. gas and hath III
NOR RFNT-s tNFT NNIsHED ROOMS,
II "a floor: south front; newly paperedt no
children taken references requirea ~. 0si,
TOR RENT-To PARTIES WITHOUT Chill
II dreu, z unfuTuishot roomsi references.
T0R RENT-NICRLY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with FIRST class table board can Dc had ON
reasonable terms al i725 = W. references
exchanged. eItt
U'oR REST-THE LIVINGSTON. 1909 18TH
I d ", newly furnished rooms en- suite OF
single; lovely location; strictly hrsl-c.as- IN
every respect. -t3t
NOR FENT-TW LAFGE SECOND FLOOR
II rooms, connecting With heat and gas ais1
one on thlrd ho1r; rent reas1Ea6le 1915 9 s..
FOR RENT-IN,A PRIVATE FAMILY, ONE
IL nicely furnished room on n hooFi bag
window near three lines OF cars; reduced
rate 20 gentlemen, reference. l5o y st a y.
NOR RkAT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
II gentlemen preferred, references required.
i FURNIsHED ROOMS
i3tf Al a85 80 % ".
E70R RENT-TWO rLEAsANF SUNNY
I rooms. southern eAp1rure private family
without children or other roumer, % q
stn V 9si
NOR RFNT-A LARGE AND VERY DE
II siEable ad-stUFF front rooms also very
peasant 81 I-tary back room; an furnished
with choice board. eot 8 v. sl
TOR RENT-Ca sT w, FRONT
II rooms. single uT eo9Elf leaIlnsi glaeF
rooms, Witl lrst-class board. also table
u9dta-
TsoR RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY A
II nicely furnished -d-sIoFF Room ag lea-
slnah.e price le5 q -l
TauR HENT-PHIEA FAMILY. NICELY
II furnished parlar and bed room, HEsl aaaEi
tIemau or eeBt.au ~ aHd vie references eA-
changed lz0 n. III ave. go
NOR RENT-TWO ENFU RNIsHED CON
ii muulaatsUE rooms p floor. heat and gas
so per Hputl lu advance. zoos AuEth g4EH-
FJR HsF-FU BNTsHED ROOMS NEAR
L Census 4l- Pension umca-r With aF = W..l
on board lsad e W.
E'OE BENT-FU FURNIsHED oh JNFT r.
III HisLed. desirable rooms. with uF s. Oh.
uaE b. ard 3 Og 20 floor and uu q. floors H.Il-
turtal.e for winter good table - p
uw.
UoR RFNT-sl7 NYAEEN VS. LARGE
A faFH|-Aea tHaalHs ~ HH"#sH WIN ....-saH
also table uaards telerel ezEE41sg4-
NOR RENT-uEsIEABLE 10 STORY
south mont raum# iu private iau-. ~ ilf-
ui-Ied aE uutlEuI-lal suitable tHr gHltls
man ana wila 10 pr gentlemen sl
aEeu y. t
NOR RENF-TG CENT? EBIEN-gHEEB
II fuI, uiaely furnished Rooms q.l-a- ee--
beat. S 8 months desirable ban raau4 s5s
private family, I4ll llla s.. Tines cars Pass
IT0R EENT-BT THE lsF0F OCTOBER
Ii brizIr pleasant q tHeE raaus good
( abIe baafa A-s =E aH aala pass taa
Fs8R FEST-l1TH sT MAR KS NFt IN
{ II ul-ltd raaEsr % aal taars aaA a.l-
4 Eaau lg1 klt.Ha .a excl aaH-- l#- ulalll
Laar zas aEa attea-aa#- - -s41 sa1 ez-
Personal.
{ z AIDES WHO REs IEE FHa Sissy l.as
aE HaHE Ea#sa#H HHI and aH#
ladies' physician mas eaaz la
F WILSON lIta FaEH els b. hel E and
+ ana l-fa an. 5-H- Haef4
/ Ar8W Is rHE TuE WE WILL PAY
N "6l- money llz ze a
T74STIf7@ Did STAND H# =fuW
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ZOE RENT-nnusEs
roR RENr-uNFuRNIsnEp-

The above houses can be examined hY per
NIT from our Office only.
THOMA~J FISHER q CO..
fEsl ~. 70. ".
L'Ok KEhT-INu IhAAn SEH rtA-
L room frame houses, high and dry 10
tlun: near ehurChe- and public schOn r
UnioEtogn. Inquire Of A. BRHREND, fss Il
stnW
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~ THE SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE
- DEPARTMENT.,
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST Govt
pANY,
tiiO i5ru ST NV
.A--a--. l. d..

Now ready for the storage 81 Furnlture,
Pianos Silverware. Pictures, Mirrors, Trunks,
Carriages, and an portable articles. Pack
Ing Moving auC shipping by experts orders
10y mail on telephone promptly attended TO.
Cell and examine building Herdics pass
ALBERT NJ. READ,
se29, I'm General Manager.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
E0aNI..L1s u u -

~ s BUNUT CO.'S = aF DEaDs E0H ALI
~ s1a5 ana aas Is aFe.r Qlp.
qttg BALI
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

The House passed the bin appr9pTi-
ating Sl0,3 TO supply a deficiency in
the appropriation for payment of mem ?
bers Of the House
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

e.. TIE MOST REV ARCHBISHOP FL
DER will. preach ir so, r3tricks
Church to morrow Sunday 40 % O'Clock
mass. se95 DO
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

The conference report on the Dsh-
cheney bin was taken up and after brief
discussion was agreed %.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

The Senate to-day passed the House
joint resolution extending the act fxing
the rate Of interest to be charged on ar.
rearages Of general and special taxes
now due the District II paid within a
time specified 70 October 81 1890.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

A bill was introduced In the House
10 day appropriatlng $3.50 900 to erect a
monument TO the Courage, valor and
patriotism OF the American negro sol
diers who fought In the Union Army
during the war Of the rebellion.
Generals Benjamin f. Butler. o. o.
Howard and W. w. Birney are named
as commissioners 10 carry out the pro
visions of the bill.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

A Senate amendment to the bill grant
ing leave 10 clerks Of first and second
class postotices (eXtending the benefits
Of The act TO employees Of the mail. bag
repair shops was agreed To.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

After discussion the bill was laid
aside temporarily.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

10 the House to-day Mr.. Taylor Ohio
moved non concurrence In Senate
amendments 10 the bill to dehus and
regulate the juFisdietiono Of United States
courts. He wished the bill 10 go 10
conference with the expectation that Il
would 90 over until the next session.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
roR sALE AND RENr.
Deal ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS q. WAGGANAN. gl7 p street.
Changes made wednesdays and Saturdays.
s-sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

The Senate appropriation Of t,239,.
600 to pay French spoilaiion claims aud
the item of $4,000 for steam vessel
in Puget Sound were struck out.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

The report was later presented to the
Senate and explained by Mr.. Hale. He
said that the Senate conferrees had
yielded the French spoliations amend
ment because Of the persistency OF the
House. but the subject would be taken
up at another session.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

R-SgsWHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
- made By one Of the most celebrated
cutters IN American Prices same as those
af n NJ
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

The conferrees reduced this amount
1909, 233, leaving the total as agreed
to In conference $4,000, ,259. The CON
ferrees reinserted the appropriation of
$4,000 for completing the public build
ing at Winona, MINI, and agreed to the
item Of $4,000 for completing the
building at Texarkana. The item for
town sites in Oklahoma was increased
from St5, 900 to S2J. 600.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

Colonel L. L. Polk Of North Carolina,
the national lecturer of the alliance,
will begin a campaign in Virginia this
week and proceed southwark, ending
at Atlanta on the 30th Of October. Next
week he will be joined In North Caro-
lima by Colonel Livingston, candidate
for Congress in the Atlanta (Ga.) dis
trlct
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

a cynic might suggest that Mr.
Naux's appearance in thn role of an IN.
dependent candidate is the secret Of
McKinley's efrusive compliment But
the fact is that Mr. Naux has made an
exceptionally good record fer a new
member, and has fully sustained the
high reputation he has already gained
in other walks.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
AT THE CAPITOL
THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON
THE DEFICIENCY BILL
AGREED TO IN BOTH HOUSES TO-DAY
But 1t Puts the Brand of Dishonesty
on Uncle Sans Brow.
APPROPRIATION FOR FRENCH CLAIMS
Stricken Out Because Of the Persistency
Of the House--Mr Hales Promise.
News aud Gossip.
AGREED TO IN BOTH HOUSES TO-DAY
APPROPRIATION FOR FRENCH CLAIMS

The conferrees on the Deficiency
Appropriation bill came to an agree
ment this morning The bill, as 1t
passed the House, appropriated So
23O, ,536; the Senate increased this ap-
preparation by $9,6ii ,956, making the
amount carried by the bill as it passed
the Senate $3.50, 1872