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The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
CRENsHAw-THowpsoy.
The Pretty Home welding Of pHr
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The Pretty Home welding or r,r.
utar Young Couple.
Under a fragrant canopy, amid bean.
tiful floral surroundings and iu The
presence of the more immediate triea
Of The interested families, Miss EHr
beth Octayia Crenshaw was last ui-m
united in matrimouv to Mr. Ga1rE.
Richard Thompson, at the residence 1l
her parents. 62t Nineteenth stree,
northwest The ceremony was par.
formed bv Rev Dr. Shires. and the
bridesmaid and best man were respect
lively Miss Fielding Boselle and Mr..
VI IS. Crenshaw The bride was al
tired in on artistic and costly c1stums of
point lace over surah. en- trtine. ornl.
mluftd with diamonds
Immediately after the ceremony o re-
certion was held by Mr. and Mrs
Thompson, and upward Of 800 persons
crowded The spacious parl,rs from 10
1899 O'Clock, when the happy pair j IT.
for the honeymoon, which will be
spent in the North.
The bride Is one &c the best know
young ladies In the 'unoiiciap social
set of Washington. To a captivau lr
face and figure she adds rare charm
of manner, a most lovable disposition
and many accomplishments, being a
painter Of much merit and a talented
musician. The bridegroom Is one Of
the most popular attaches of the Cui-
z,ns' Bank and has a host Of friends In
thi. city. who last night warmly con.
graduated him on his more than good
fortune
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
IN TIE CRIMINAL COURT.
The Man who stole Copper from the
TreRaury on Trial

The Man who stole Copper from the
Treasury on Trial.
In the Criminal Court yesterday after.
noon a verdict Of guilty was rendered
in the case Of Nathaniel Sykes, alias
Leno V. Curtis, tried for stealing a
bicycle from John A. Parsons.
This morning Asa Banks, colored
man, indicted with Israel Harrison for
stealing old copper from the Treasury
Department, was put on trial. II was
claimed by the Government that on the
30th Of July last Banks concealed the
copper In n wagon while removing
waste paper from the basement of the
Department The copper was found In
the bottom Of the wagon. but Banks
claimed that he had placed It in the
wagon In order 10 prevent some oats
from spilling, which he had with him
for bis horses feed.
In the case Of Asa Banks a verdict ef
guilty with recommendation for mercy
was returned by the Jury.
John Walker. a negro with numerous
aliases, was placed on trial this after
noon charged with assault and
battery with attempt to kill. James II.
Garfield. an English negro, was the
prosecuting witness, but he did not ap-
pear In court, being absent from the
city. The assault took place on October
10 last, when Walker shot at Garfield
during struggle which occurred In
South Washington, near Third aud B
streets.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
SEAL POlcaERs



ErIiIst Veaaefs Continue Thetr Depre-
dttiou- in Bobriug sea.
Reports have reached here of con
lru,d J.rrcdaHons on The Seal Island
H.luues bv Blush vessels. 10 one
a.v last month six British vessels en-
.t1 in catching seals were counted
from ST. George Island One vessel
came SD close to the island that the
guards on duty there fired on it aud
those un The vessel returned the fire
with such effect that the guards we're
driven into the interior of their stock
ode United States war ships ran along
side number Of pooching vessels this
summer and fall iu Behring Sea These
vessels had seal skins on board but no
attempt was made TO capture them
TLcfact ibatthp diplomatic negotiations
wore I'm pguercss in Washington pre-
vetted the United States vessels from
coufsCatinu heir skins.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
PERSONAL

General Gree'v. Chief of the signal
service i- i1 receipt uf atIeast twenty
letters iav fr1m orauks WIN SOL.
,mr'v hold him >uarsiblc for the
weather
Saws General Sherman I'ye tried
the telephone ten thousand time, and
never knew iit1 wurN right IT, want
to send message believe iu putting n
man OH horse
The 'afe Mrs Booth wrote an auto
Mngmrly which will lo published iu
took f0Im within fht next two m Hurhs
CiarC,II.r Snow 0f rhe E4usIs
Stale University is ncutirg ou new
bacillus which will eNtetmin4.e tbg
Ilgssiau i'y.
The historian of the Protestant Epis
cDpal Church in America Is Bishop
William Stevens Perry of Iowa He
edits fhe journals of The conventions of
the church. and is The author Of several
yo.un Of church history
Mrs Aents Robertson B0ucioault IS
i0 be- iEe recipient OF one OF the most
attractive testimonial benefits ever given
IN New York. Every manager has
agreed 10 pant cipale
The iist woman 10 make the ascent
of Mount Tacoma. Wash, is Miss
Fuller OF IT,. MA She accomplished
her iriu in hurricane. spent The night
Ia the cave at the summit, and never
ilinchtd, although she suffered greatly
from cold and exposure
The troika which the Gar presented
90 Emperor William ON their recent
meeting I'm Natvs attracts great notice
and is hiuhly admired in Berlin To
manage the team a native driver was
sent along with 81, a stalwart Slav of
great muscular power and manly beauty.
His constant companion Is one Of the
court drivers Of the German Emperor.
Richard Watson Glider. editor of
"The Century, Is thin and slight, with
lorg cry hair, a piping, reedy voice,
delicate features and manner Of
nervous modesty Mr. Gildcr's sauctum
Is the haudsomtst In New Nork-in
fact, altogether aesthetic It has an
oppu fireplace. brass andirons, with
rugs. hanpiugs, drapories and pictures
in the highest stylc Of art. II Is full OF
greens at Christmas and flowers at
Easter. In Il Mr Glider Is altogether
charming.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13

The City Postofflce embroglio has
been settled and Mrs Watkins has been
restored to duty at the general delivery
window. The alleged insult given to
Dir. Richard Quay when he went 10 the
office 10 Get the mail Of his father, Sen
atOT Quay, was thoroughly investigated
By Postmaster General Wanamaker. IL
transpiTed that the party who origi-
mated the Joke regarding Senator Quay's
mail having gone 10 the Dead Letter
Office was not Mis-. Watkins, but Mr.
Bell, superintendent Of delivery at the
PoslcfiiCe. Late yesterday afternoon
Postmaster. General Wanamaker took
final action in the matter He accepted
the explanation of Mr. Bell aud Mrs.
Watkins, and ordered the reinstatement
of the lady 70 her position. Mrs. Wat
kins bt came quite ia over her suspen-
sion, bat Is well enough 10 resume her
duties 10 day.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
sparrinr Id Karnnnl.

The first setto at Kernan's Theatre
last night between Halcomb and Mason,
though amusing, was abruptly brought
10 a close IN the first round, when Mason
took fright and ran of the stage, pur-
su, by Halcomb Dixon. the colored
champion bantam weight, followed with
Lee DumeTo, who weighs l2S pounds
and more than convinced the audience
which became intensely excited as the
spsTIing proceeded, that he is almost
iuyiUcible DamerO proved but a toy
in DiNon's pTacticed hands, and was
sick and glad 10 leave when the four
rounds bad been completed. Consider
able interest Is manifested in the set-to
TO hight between Dixon and Tommy
Jackson, l2j pounds. while the set-tO
10 morrow night between Dixon and
Al Dyson l26 pounds. Is looked upon
as the event Of the week.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
At THE DISTRICT BUILDINGS


Minor Items 81 interest That were
Disposed ot To- Day.
The Commissioner have sent TO DIS
trict Attorney Hoge, upon request
duly certified transcript of assessments
of square Bob. The new uostoiice site.
George W. Brown, president of the
BARRIERS Union, has been nouhed oy
the Commissioners that they have re-
fused 10 give the hotel keepers permits
sion to keep their barber shops open on
Sundays
ID. W. Classic. counsel for II NJ. Van
Stamp. has been notified by the Com
uissionets relative 10 damage done The
propertv of the latter iu blocks ( and D
in Isherweod by a sewer, that they have
no power t0 adjust questions of damlg
of This character except iu pursuance
of Judgment of court and due pr0vis-
ion made by appropriation.
The Commissioners have ordered
work 20 be done upon sever 70 be
constructed 10 serve square 9Sl, the 8p-
picaut 20 deposit 500.
The Commissioners have sent 10
Warden Burke of the District Jail a
copy of the report Of the Health Com
missioner relative 10 Warden Burke s
complaint Of the too close proximity OF
the smallpox hospital to the iail. The
Commissioners say they will do what
they can TO alleviate any apptehensions
on that subject by the Warden.
The Commissioners have ordered that
assessments for sewers made against
sub lots 1. 3, 3 and 4, square PAS, be
cancelled upon the records Of the special
assessment division, as the property is
legally exempt from such taxes while
occupied and used for educational pur-
poses
The Attorney for the District has
been ordered TO institute suit against all
owners Of buildings who have not com.
piled with the requirement Of attaching
fire ESCAPES 10 their premises.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
GENERAL SMITHS REPORT
recommendation or the Payn aster-
General OF the Army.

recommendation of the Payn aster-
General OF the Army.
Paymasler General William Smith
L. S. A., in his annual report, recon-
meuds a return to the system Of ac-
counts for MILEAGE, In effect in 1870,
which was based wholly upon distance.
Araie of ten cents per mile is urged,
as necessary 20 cover expenses incident
10 travel
The question Of mileage Is one, the
report SAYS, that causes much friction.
The accounts for mileage have greatly
increased of recent years, owing, Pay.
master. General Smith says, TO annual
inspections by regimental officers
of the several companies. usu.
ally az different army posts 20
detail OF army officers at colleges and
summer encampments and to more
frequent inspection Of troops The
total mileage allowed officers amounted
TO S14o, ,Q9l During the year 235 stop
pages were entered against the paw oil
GERS. These amounted TO SG3 SSt Ot
this amount $50 or was disailowed
The report recommends that Majors
Hall and Thomas, paymastere, be place
upon the retired list on account Of disa-
bility.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
HOTEL ARRIHHLS.

N,fayrHioH-N r. Riggs aui wife,
South Carolina, john e.. Haskell, South
tafU'Ira. T.. Bocker. Cambridge, Mass.
W D.. paingerheld Virginia
National William VI McNIIster Warm
Spriugs, Va: a. e.. Gabeo o.. Dalton, Ga [.
Charles s. Burke, BOSTON, George q Curtis,
BIurhamtou. N y. Dr v W Harrison
sud wife. Richmond Va. a " Williams,
sharon, Pa.
~. Jams - q Macy, Trenton. y. I..
As Fever, Boston, Mass u. VI Dpllittlr.
Cleveland, E Warner NushvIIlg, Tenn.
j. o. McWilIiams, Philadelphia.
IlVmFs- Geo. Tsscapp aud wife. Pbila-
delrhia; Theo. NJ. Woodland Newark, y.
J., q. II. Hooper and wife, Brooklyn; w.
= Caruthers, Irwin Pa.
Eira,-P. O. Hooper, Little Rock. Ark;
thas. Stewart and wife, New York; Or, ID.
F. Nelson, Chattanooga, Tenn.
lrdrIu't- Leonard Pagst, New York.
Mics Bush, Peoria, lll., Il. ". Hunt, chi
cago.
ITwul,ys- Richard J.. Howell, Lower
City, y. d. A T.. ketchum, New York.
,bor,Laa Jacob Eool, New York, James
J. kay, Pittsburg pa Nelson Hiss, Balti
more.
drlH8taa- George W Allen, 81. Louis.
\. A. Huadeld, sheffield, England; Thomas
". Bakewell, Piusburg. g. A. Burnett,
London, England Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur X.
Davis, Petersburg, Va.
N0TMgUdle-Iohu W. Wilson Birmilg
ham, ", T.. Frank aud wife, Trenton, ~
j.; q b Brooke London, England; Z. H..
Dodge, Ntw York
EbbHf-W. ID. Leggett. Cleveland, Ohio,
C. Buson, Raleigh y e.; A. }. Cruise aud
son Belleiontc, Pa; W. q. Clawe, Boston;
J. d Bradford Baltimore; 4. II. Thomas,
New York
Hotel Jobas1s-J Gray, New York, j..
GaggFuheim, Baltimore, q, II. Stout aud
T.. Allen New York.
G0dfrlgs-J. ID. Conoyer, New York.
John j. Irving aud Charles $. Knowles.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
The LICENSE QUESTION.
Granted ConditionAIiy and Revocable
for Violating the Law.


for Violating tie Law.
Commissioner Douglass has gone
through the liquor license applications
in Lieutenant Amiss' precinct and
to-day both Commissioners were en-
gagged in looking over those in other
parts Of the city.
The following will be printed upon
every liquor license accepted Upon
wholesale licenses-this license Is ac-
cepted upon the condition that for any
violation Of any license or regulation
law by the licensee. the license shall be
revoked and Ennulled by the COmmis
sl0ners OF the District Of Columbia;
upon retail licenses-this license Is ac-
ceptcd subject 10 these conditions:
That for any sale Of liquor on Sunday,
for any sale Of liquor 10 any minor. for
keeping open between the hours Of IL
O'Clock midnight and a. m, OF for
having any entrance to the premises
except from the street upon which the
required number Of signers have been
obtained, or for other violation of the
liquor law or regulations, the license
shall be revoked by the Commissioners
Of the District OF Columbia.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
uapptiv Welded

Miss Marcia McAllister, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. McAuister Of
Baltimore, was married last evening TO
Mr.. James Watson at the Trinity
Church by Dr. Addison Miss Ellie
Gootoe Of Baltimore assisted the bride,
ard the best man was Mr. G. s. Domer.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony MIR.
and Mrs Watson departed on a trip to
the North. After returning they will
take up their residence in this city.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
AlLLSElENTS



Tie ia.'moie ana foiomac special
'lcut.Tai0 aartied nearly alO0l per
sons tn Baltimore last night to see
p..l. -rf r..--.ff ip s.NTscheib The
..f.. ......, ..... ain .,t+t
e'uld .t at-'I,a. Among 'n.s' ''
went were Miss Mary breckinrdEa
daughter uf the Kentucky Congress
man Miss Lucy bayue, Miss Ml..er
Mss Gi'le hDh'et, N,s' ,,li.'e N3i''e,
S,srl,r So IN l' p- TRr M RsyDs -.s Csotoin
a q jnere r p Nalle. Colonel Tb6s
! Fltrr,r Wg.lberrv w. Wheeler
and q marty off Hrrfr y6unr ladies from
he S8L.u' ,N CN Female Academy.
who. urdrr rbe escort of Professor j
n Clev.li ora making fo1r of
rrrib,n and eastern rfies Their
names arc Nliss Maud Harris
RfdsWrle " .C Miss Rpbie
EyIp. NIsbaua Misses Mary wat
son and Rosa EIIis. Winston. n.
G. Miss Sadie Siuir Uou.ton. Tex
Miss Osa Thompson. Gafurv City. s.
Miss Emma Chiiy salem, y e.;
,,, ~ i,gllif U hsera,o, I,,, D'hN'lie' "a. -
Ianrs r,ncs % To1rJ,ie ,,'i0' T.y Nji5s
Mamie GRAY. Winston n q Miss
VIRGINIA Foster. Gadsdeu. Ala.
Mis- Mary Helm. Jackson. Mics Miss
Mamie OdeneaI. Jackson Mise Among
tbp Bspimoreaps nresept were. post
master w w johnson 1udpe William
A stewart Dr Frank Martin Colonel
Levi Weinberocr Mrs NJ X Frank
and others
80. MI. 49,, 49,, r.....,..
80.
Oh account OF Ihe lhaoillty OF 50
many Washinptoninns to procure seats
for the Booth and Barrett engagement
on extra excursion has bcep arranged
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
Thompson- NIadduv.

The marriage Of Mr.. George r.
Thompson Of this city to Miss Maddux,
daughter of Colonel +. w. Maddux
was celebrated yesterday at the country
place Of the brides father, Oak Hill,
Fauquier County, Va. a large number
OF friends from New York, Baltimore
and Washington were present, aud
many handsome and valuable wedding
gifts were received by the happy
couple.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
AmhllIons 10 Re PeIleemen.

AT 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
there was a large number Of applicants
gathered at Police Headquarters who
we're ambitious 10 become policemen
and willing 20 undergo examiiation.
UndtT the rule they came from the
Army and Navy, aud only eight Of
them came within The physical require
n ents They were Charles A, Stevens.
Marine Barracks George A SellneT, i22
Fifth street northeast, Benedict w.
Hall Baltimore; John Garroway, Navy
Yard Alpha W. Parham. 102 Third
street noTlh vest; Charles III, Cowne. T03
-Four and q half street southwest. Chas
T. AuifOTi, j25 n street southwest, and
Romeo T. Bowie 90 Z street southeast.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13

In lhe Equity Court % day the fol-
lowing auiudicati0ns were made By
Justice James Van Ness SIS. BlagEe.
~. II sales appointed trustee 10 sue
veY ACkenueg SIS Mcheuuey appear
auCe Of absent defendant ordered
keeie VS. keefe sale deCIeed and File
more Bcal. appointed trustee % sells
Frey S. Reeves, David O. Reeves ap-
llIlLal guaIl-lu al LLLem
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
Cnlh Matsr AdHncate.-

President and Mrs. Harrison yester.
day afternoon received nearly one hun
dred New England delegates TO the
Atlanta, Ga, National Convention Of
the W. G. T. L., who arrived Ia the
city yesterday morning. Last night
they were rendered a reception at the
WimOdaughsis Hall on G street north
west by the District w. Q. T. u. The
party accompanied by the District dele
gates left at II o'clock last night for
Atlanta In charge Of Mr. B. NJ. Hanson
of the Richmond and DanVille Road
and Mr.. II. Mcdonald Of the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad. Among the party
were Mrs. NJ. j. Hawes, Professor t.
W. lie FetTa Of the Santiago College,
South America, and Mrs lie FetTa,
Judge and Mrs W. G. Mcdowell, DR.
and Mrs George ii. lie Fetra, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Wood, Mrs. Teresa A.
Williams. Miss Louise Strobel, Mrs NJ.
A. Weaver. Mrs. H. B. Moulton, Mrs.
Maria Il. MeTriCk.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

It seems proper t5 inform The public
that syndicate of prominent citizens
has rurchasel a controlling interes. iu
the Washington Critic Company. with
the intention Of oGgeung q complete
aud radical reorganization, and Of
operating q vigorous and progressive
evening paper The gentlemen who
have embarked ia this enterprise are an
thoroughly identified with the interests
oi the District They are t5a1 fis ciu
zcns Of the Capital, foremost 60 f1tn-
ciaI commercial and professional life,
and enjoying the rospsc, and confidence
uf The community in the highest pos
siblt degree. The public may rest as.
sur,d that TuE Carrie viii De CON
ducted with a singleviev to the welfare
and honor Of the District; that the paper
will bend its every energy toward such
ends as seem best for all Of us, that
nothing will be advocated To these
columns save for the good and credit Of
The city.
Asrcrarls politics. THE CRrIc viii
De- consistently and genuinely iuic
r,rdcnt twill reserve the right to
srplaud what is right and 10 condemn
vhati wrong It belongs TO no clique
or corporation, is pledged to no mans
ambitions and TO no party s cause; and
II IFS involved in no obligations or com
ulicatlous which, by any conceivable
chance. can divert It from the course
here indicated
In due time the fact and the p1rDort
of the reorganization will be made
known, as Is customary in the case OF
ether corporations domicilcl IN the
District. And. as speedily as possible,
the new management will Introduce
the reforms and improvements conten.
lated in he cndcavur % make TuE
Cmrfc a first class publication. SIT.
ting ONT thus, backed by powerful all
wholesome Influences and boy abuuj iut
capital having in view only useful aud
patriotic ends. we look with confidence
fnr the hearty recognition and eg-
oouragoment Of an intelligent public.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
Quickly Recovered AIS Property.

Yesterday a valuable horse and cart
vas stolen from ID T. Foley Of Balti-
more and iuf0rmation was Immediately
wired 10 the police headquarters here
Late yesterday afternoon Officer Breen
located the property al the stables of
W. A. ~milbs0n, at Seventh and IL
streets southwest Mr. Smithson stated
that be bad purchased the cart and
horse from a young man for $50. Mr.
Foley Came over from Baltimore last
night and identified the property He
placed the value al $500 MIR Smiths0n
showed 10 disposition 10 retain posses
sion Of the property and Immediately
turned Il over 10 the owner.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13

a very pretty wedding took place
last night at 1850 Pierce Place, the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brandt, the happy couple being their
daughter Josephine aud Mr.. Edward J
Ilillyard, both Of this city. The house
was comfortably filled by the friends
Of the couple. After the ceremony
tasteful supper was served. The
presents were numerous and magnii.
cent
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13

This morning about II O'Clock Mr.
William Pope, a clerk in the Third
Auditors office Of the Treasury Depart
ment. dropped dead IN front Of the De
paTtment on Fifteenth street
Alr Pope has been an employe In the
Department for thirty years, and was
about e3 years of age. He was taken
10 bis home, 1928 street, in the First
Precinct patrol wagon Death was
supposed 10 have resulted from natural
causes. but Coroner Patterson was n0ti-
hgd and viii probably give a certificate
% death
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13

Miss Martha L. Lemon aud Mr.. T..
Cornelius Cissel were united in mar
Iiage last evening at Foundry W. f.
Church, by Rev. George Elliott, pa uor
of the church Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple left on their
wedding tour. They will make their
future home in this city.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13

The following adiuiicati0ns were
made to-day iu the Circuit Court, Justice
Montgomery presiding Margaret Het-
zel IS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Juror Withdrawn aud case continued
until December 8 Michael Shea, vs.
executors Of AuasIasia Pallen, argued
by counsel Henry u Crawford vs.
executors of Anastlsi4 Paiteu, verdict
for plaintiff S244 SIS.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
- ssIIIHg LIquor d - v a.hIagtoa.

In DE Uniled stales District Count a.
Baltimore, yesterday afternoon, Henry
Ferguson, q Washington man, was
charged with a violation Of the United
States revenue laws. FergusOn's Of
fense was that Of selling liquor while
Tie District militia was IN camp al
Fort Washington from a boat Ia the
river The defendant was represented
IS ex-Assistant District Attorney Az
drew J Lipsc0mb of this city. A yer
dict Of aCquitial was returned after
brief delibeFati0n. Two other defend
ants, alleged 10 have sold liquor az the
camp cauleen, will have a hearing to-
day
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13
Ksedl. r.Ians UIIppea

Already Republicans are curslug
Tom Reed, the Force bill aud the
other blunders Of the Fifty-frst Con
gress-uot forgetting. some Of them, the
Mckinley Tariff bill The Democratic
majority in the next House will be a
tremendous one Reed, the lyrant, will
be forced 10 rOOst lower and take a back
seat The country has spoken.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13

Al last Nh Harrison has been heard
from His first recorded utteTance since
the sHOck Of the election struck him
dumb Is a proclamation Of thanksgiy-
ing What the Republican parry has 10
De thankful for is not clear. Nh. Har-
Tis0u has cause b DE thankful that be
still has a little over Two years ana a
quarter In which % draw a President s
salary
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-13

while Nr REED himself 1tttcrs about
on The ou'skirfs and ienounccs them as
arbitrary and oppressive That would
te very fine spectacle Indeed
CrAYT- sIsurNe Sow Last Seutam-
Der Eau NESSEuy went hunting aud
from ue present look 1f things BE was
loaded f.# ..Hr