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The Washington critic., 1890-02-24

complained of pressure on his chest
and in the back. He had, evidently.
been operated on.
:. A native of Pennsylvania, he had
lived here for several years AT one
lime he was car conductor. The fac
ulty, as well as the resident physicians,
oil examined the patient, and came to the
conclusion that Steele died from an OBJ.
struction of the vena cava vein, which
reeds the upper eXtremities from the
heart The mans neck, face and arms
were terribly swollen, and at times his
eyes seemed ready to pop from his head
His arms were twice their natural size,
and he seemed to suffer much pain.
Frequently he would fall asleep while
standing up and then drop to the floor
lie seldom lay down. After death
several friends called, and requested
that the remains be placed in charge of
undertaken NJ. A. Dalger. They would
not permit post morlem examination.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24

hordly to he expected that the banks will
be able to gain in strength until April, but
lDe decline IN foreign exchange to SisGf
puts further away ho possibility Of goll
exports. In the stock market there has
9cen further lepres, IN, averaging more
rhan GO cents per shIrc exclusive Of the
trust stocks, which are now falling again,
aud noteworthy decline las occurred IN
Tennessee coal aud iron. While the rail
road earnings arc large showing for the
llrst week Of February gain Of J 3 per cent,
there is an absence of public confidence to
sustain prices, and speculative operations
are largely governed by expectations Of
monetary stringency next mouth, and by
weakness In the so-called industrial securi-
ties.
The business failures occurring through
out the country during the last seven days
number, for the United States, 230. and for
Canada, A. or total of Ell, as compared
with 3O2 last week, aud 32l the week pre-
vious to the last. For the corresponding
week of last year the figures were go, rep
resenting 220 failures In the United States,
and II IN Canada.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
BUFFALO SENSATION.
Remarkable Case of Two Rad fords
Which is Puzzling the Lakeites,

Which is Puzzling the Lakeites.
Buffalo has mystery. A man call
ing himself Isaac II. Radford of To
ronto is in Buffalo, and is plunging
in real estate like veritable Count of
Monte Cristo. A real estate man said
to local reporter:
"Radford is not planking down a
great deal of hard cash. Most of his
deals are trades. He seems to have any
quantity of property in Georgia, Da-
kota, North Carolina and even in New
York, or near it. He says 1t is family
property. He is trading this property
off for Buffalo real estate, and about
the only money that has changed
hands so far has been in taking up
mortgages. He has probably paid out
$4,000 or Si5, 900 in Buffalo. He be.
trays an extraordinary knowledge of
values in different parts of the country,
seems to have the law of transfers in
different States at his tongues end, and
is, in fact, as sharp as whip. lie is
a veritable plunger"
Mr.. Radford and his wife live quietly
in rooms in II private house and appear
to be thoroughly respectable people.
Nevertheless, his appearance in the City
by the Lake has aroused the Buifalonian
mind, and il is recalled that a man of
the same name-Isaac ii. Radford-
and hailing from the same city-To-
ronto-made great sensation in Buff
falo about five years ago. lie registered
at the Tucker House and said he was
Just up from New York City. The re-
port crept about that he had $4,000
about him.
His movements under the circum-
stances attracted much attention, and
when II was reported that he was
drowned there was much excitement.
He had left the hotel. saying he was
going across the river to Victoria. 1t
was known that he hired boat, and he
was noticed by several persons, who OBJ
served the color of his overcoat. Next
day the boat was found in the river,
containing the overcoat, but no Rad
ford. Many thought he had been
killed, a few that he had committed
suicide, Finally his hiding place was
discovered, and he was arrested and
taken to oToronto on charge of attempt.
ing to swindle a life insurance com
pany.
What agitates the Buflalonian intel
lect is, Are these two Radfords-the
one of 1885 and the one of to.day-one
and the same person?
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
ILSr rLLE ltlN

Managing Editor-Know anything about
actingY
Horse Reporter-Not thing.
Managing Editor-Eyer heard of this
play, "0thello?'
Horse Reporter-Na Who wrote it?
Managing Editor-Know any Italian?
Horse Reporter-What are you giving
me? Not word.
man want to write up Salvin's show to-
night. Give it about two "sticks. -
america.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
Knoth I'm RnItiinnre

Judging from the enormous sale Of seats
in this city for the engagement of Edwin
Booth at Albaugh's Theatre, Baltimore,
there will be large exodus of Washing =
tonians ON Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day nights. Every arrangement has been
made for the comfort of stockholders during
the railway Journey.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
A. Cleveland and Mnllia Howard, Foirfa7t
County, va; Thomas Cummings aud Clara
Desslg, La Pierre, Mich; Ernest Maupin
and Willie Ewes, Washington; William L.
Brotherton and Laura V. Chandler, Ashe-
vile, N. c.; Harry Edmunds and Mary
Wright, Mount Pleasant, Va.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
ONE OF NATURES FREAKS.
One Part of "a Mans Body Out of
Proportion TO the other.

Proportion to the other.
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 2l.--Drs.
smith and Branham of the City
Hospital report the death of an iron
moulder named Joseph Steele under
rather peculiar circumstances. The
man, who was about 35 years of age,
when brought to the institution was,
from the chest up, including arms, the
size of man who would weigh about
200 pounds, His lower exuemities
Were those of a man who weighed
about 100 pounds The man stated
that he had been treated at the Johns
Hopkins Hospital for quite awhile, but
found no relief. lie then came to the
City Hospital about one week ago. lie
was not communicative. lie always
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
The Rnnte 10 Rnnnln.

The best route to Buffalo is via B. & o.
K. X. Passengers taking the vestibuled
limited, leaving Washington daily at 1920
p. M, make connection at Philadelphia
with Lehigh Valley train carrying Pullman
sleeper, arriving at Buffalo next morning
nr 11.1h -
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
Death Notice.

DuNN-1n this city, February 90, 1890, Ell
Dunn, aged ~ years.
Funeral at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow CTues.
day. morning, from her late residence, No.
035 p street northwest
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
KnIod by a Gas ExpIos,on.

OWEN SorNp, ONr, Feb. PA fatal eX-
Plosion occurred Saturday afternoon in the
building of the Owen Sound Gas Company.
The workmen We're making gas when some
OF II escaped and took fire, blowing up tho
whole north end of the building and killing
young man named John Nelson. The
building took fire, but the flames were
speedily eXtiuguished.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24

Can mp telephone No 25l-2 and orde r
The CRITIC delivered to you for 30 cents A
month.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24

You can order TnE CRITIC by postaleard.
II viii be sent to your address every even.
ing for 80 cents.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24

For BILIousNEss, sick headache, indi-
gestion, aud constipation, take DR., Pierce's
Pellets, One a dose.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
Through Parlor Car to Old Point via
Pennsylvania and Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroads.

A through parlor car service will 90 into
effect between Washington and Old Point
on the 23d instant. Leaving Washington
1887 a. M, arriving Old Point 610 D. m.
Returning, arrive at Washington $3.50 p. in.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
Have You Had

The grippe? is the question of the day. If the
influenza or any other disease or overwork
have put youin weak, debilitated condi-
tion you should Immediately take Hoods
Sarsaparilla It tones every part of the body,
invigorates the liver, creates an appetite and
entirely overcomes that tired feeling
Renewed My Grip
Hoods sarsaparilla has renewed my grip.
am 65 years of age and was all run down and
discouraged. l have taken Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and on looking myself over find that
am much better; in fact, quite chap Of
course the medicine will not discount my
years, but it comes nearer to IL than any
thing else, b. LoSG, Shrewsbury,
Mass, Jan. 3, 1890.
Headache, Dizziness
Hoods Sarsaparilla purified my blood,
gave me strength and overcame the headache
and dizziness, so that / am able TO work
again. recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to
Others whose blood is THU or impure and
who feel worn out or run down. ."-LuTHER
MASON. Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for SIS. Prepared
only by CT. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS,
On the st Johns River, Magnolia, Fla.
MAGNOLIA HOTEL
and CnttaEes.

Open early I'm January. New ownership
Greatly improved. Capacity, 400; modern
conyeniences; steam yachts, sail and row
chestral music. The Magnolia Spring water
Is unsurpassed. CHARLES b. GOODWIN,
Manager
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24

n.Sg THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
- TRUST COMPANY.
Temporary offices, No. 1901 + st. n. W.
Loans money on collateral and real estate
Pays interest on deposits. Has for sale So.
cured investments. Capital Sl,0OO,OOO Call
and see or write to us. B. II. WARNER
President; JNo; JOY EDISON, Yice-Presdent;
W. b. ROBINSON, Secretary; W. B. GURLEY,
Acting Treasurer.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24

h995S ELECTRICITY. - Is YEARS A sPE
cialty in curing nervous and mental
disease, spinal, ovarian and uterine troubles
paralysis, tumOrs, sciatica, hysteria, rheuma
tism, neuralgia, chorea, etc, Hairs removed
Structures cured. Static electricity through
clothing. DIR. L, S. NICHOLSON, 60f Twelfth
ST, n. w.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
SPECIAL MOTTO ES.

RSg WHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
~ made by one of the most celebrated
cutters in America? Prices same as those
third-rate cutters charge. p. II. HALL, 90S F
st n w.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
CHIROPoDIST

kSSge LADIES' LADIES' LADIES'
Mrs. McCafferty Is the only hat and
bonnetframe manufacturer in the city. Call
and see her new shapes Bleaching and
pressing Straw and felt hats altered 10 the
latest styles. Orders promptly attended to.
1909 q street n. W.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
POLICE AND LOTTERIES.
REDoU5LED EFFORTS TO STOP THE
WORK OF THE GAMBLERS.

How Law Violators Escaped-Thwart
ing the Subsidized Counsel of the
Louisiana Company-rest Case 60
he Made Under Section T63.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

The Bzooklyn Dssly nnles thus sizes
up sne Michigan Democrats conyen-
tl0n.
The Democrats OF Mich gan fel into
liue yesterday. ald Ike taelg telios
p4rtlsans Ia OHIO, lna ana. Nise0asln
and other Western States turned tneiT
Stale convention into . means I8r g.0r-
Iyng ex-PFesldent Grover Cleveland
and hls pro-Eaglisn free trade ideas.
That st4uy but CONSISTENT Cleveland
organ, the New logs Times, say that ~
the mention OF Cleveland : name ''the
convention arose with cheers tne
nlted Press dispatches tell us tnat tne
coavent.0a rose wlIh cheers, wells and
enes; and The Tribune nas q SPECIAL DIS
patch % the fact that every dele gate
WAS brought ~ hls feet and tne applause
Vas yoelterOus. More emphatic aud
significant than tins, however, ls tnc
silence OF the sun, which admlres
Cleveland. not as politician or az a
possible Presidential candidate, bu. as
u study II obesity anu an object lesson
for the .chweningur SYSTEM Tor reduc-
ing the physical proportions OF fat men.
1T = too much 90 suppose that these
are OF 4 spontaneous character. They
point out rather that the free traders
and the admirers or the ex-Presiaen,
are earring out a carefully prepared
plan 10 make It appear that be has 50
strong a hold on the affections OF the
Democracy that ali other candidates
viii be- frightened OF before the con
vention OF 1892 Is held. It possibly ap-
pears IN this light 10 Gov. David BEN
net, Hill, Tor he seems TO have forgot
ven 10 carry out lus advertised plan OF
Journeylng through the Western States
As "a vacation trip. and MS personal or
gaus are looking 10 the possibility of
carrying a sufficient number OF the
members Of the next Assembly 10 IN
sure the election of a Democrat to sue
ceed William VI. Eyarts IN the United
states senate. In the West Mr.. Cleye-
land IS far ON top. Perhaps GOV. Hill
recognizes this fact"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

-. ar q astro1 AsaeT,c2ns
e.x. rs.ls tAxnse lxes k2owa 2cEoss
tse usssr - 1ec.r sggresssss iasspe1-
ssnse i ssoagas ana AcIlon, ~aeEe TIE
cols snsusss.xe, neEsaye pehey q
C.-rslsaa 8As sever teen beard q.
caauneey A. Dspsg tRas sssezks q
thee
.0f al Tie great Americans kneNn
on ths other s.ass Lot sHeepSlag even
tseuer4l CGans. a9us are - sell kAoen
- James 81. Blame snd Nalsm ne
ktalsx. Iaey seem a. regard Mckinley
- ! ma8 $40 las b<en stues ng 60
esononsic sabiecgs saa las invented
ne9 Scaems ~ wn.ca - close up t1e
factories 81 EuFope and staTvs tne ps0-
ne INTO sabm ss,Qn - the Aaeuc&a
government. They piled me VITA ques-
taas a. u 8iCklnleY. 80 ttle1 - get
"A EXPRESSION a. - Ine mature oi tte
alan and what be $ gong u do with
All tie people aprOa0. / Fepled that
mv not ia ol Mckinley Was tnat po$sl-
blg hs nzd au aez oI inducing them Co
migrate with all taelr factories an&
country aud thus help give a greater
consuming power TO tie agricultural
products laasmucA IS SOME Ot The
great governments abroad had taken 4
n0tnn that they did not want 70 be on
familiar terms with the Ameucan hog
the hest they could do was 10 increase
tne consuming capacity Oi The Auierl-
can hog AZ home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
PERIIsENr PARAGRAPHS.

Here are three very significant para
graphs taken from a recent issue of the
London Eng Financial Times:
'sThe Americans are now engaged on
n census which Is to ne. ike most other
American institutions. phenomenal. IL
will lick creation all round, and prove
the Americans TO be not only tho great
est nation on the face OF the earth. but
the most favored of Providence and the
worthlest OF il. Tn mining, manufac-
turing and money making at large,
Jonathan q 10 walk away from all OF
US
There arc among ourselves specific
industries ike the cotton trade Of
Lancashire or the wooden trade of
Yorkshire which cap anything OF the
same kind iu America: but in all round
industrial activity, producing IN excess
of i0cal requirements. and laying uD
steadily growing reserves OK industrial
power. toe New World has shot ahead
of the Old. The United States alone is
TIE chief contributor 70 most of tle
staple commodities Of International
commerce. It raised IN lsS6 cereals 90
the value of 1861 million dollars. or 232
millions sterling. more than double the
production OF the whole British Em-
utrs. which was estimated 81 40 million
dollars. OF 81 millions steIlmE.'
"Whiie British readers nave been
scanning THESE figures they may all the
while have so0thed their ratriotic
pride with the reflection that there Is
SILL one staple IN which the old World
I holds IS own. The Americans may get
ahead of Us ia secondary thn-s. Ike
pork and a1er beer, Cut they can not
touch the backbone Of orr national ia-
F dustTv--Iron and steel. Alas. even tbst
+ they have done. and are sall doine. A
vesr ago Great Britain was. Tor the FIRST
tne in its history. beaten as . pro8ucer
81 steel ard rolled ron-.n both css
bv the ~ ted states. The latter Turned
ont 1852 90 tons ef steel, against our
2-, ,ooe tors, ard 12 eo8 tous of
ral ied ron. aEslnst olr .6l7 .Goo toas.
Our supremacy survived urIr a one
leading lTauch If the tradf-n5a rcn.
There the Americans fs ed 10 oTertsse
as. trt thsv made q Eoag STRIDE ar-
ward. Our total tgrn-out of $50 o
tors they closely matched vita ). 1888.
Geo tors. III The curreut vtsr we ns
sse eur lon1 START cf over century
completely wfped out"
Iast where Tire deadly work of OR
rernrlaus tara csnss ia itls hard
70 see.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
A Large Audience Listened TO Mrs
Weeks and a =. Partridge

A Large Audience Listened TO Mrs.
Weeks and a :. Partridge.
A large audience greeted Mrs. N. NJ.
Weeks, of Laingsburg, at Good Tenn
plar hall yesterday. For an hour she
held the closest attention Of the entire
audience with her eloquence. Her lee
ture cannot oe described. 1t should be
heard to be appreciated. She uses a
large and beautiful oil painting to illus
trate 1t. Her appeal went direct to the
hearts Of her listeners. She Is doing
much for the cause of temperance.
She will deliver her lecture tonight
at Engineers hall, corner South d.
vision and Sycamore streets, under the
auspices of the i. Q. G.. I.
Hon. 4. ;. Partridge, Prohibition
candidate for Governor, was IN the
audience and was called upon for re-
marks, and responded with short but
earnest and telling speech. Everyone
went from the meeting feeling that 1t
was good to have been there.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Trr Democrats call for full and uu-
limited coinage Of silver, but the farm.
ers have asked for just what the Re
publican coinage bill gives 70 the coun-
try. The Patrons OF Industry at
their state convention adopted the fol-
loving
We endorse the principle Of 8 b.
metallic currency and believe the na-
toual government should acquire and
hold She outout of our gold and silver
mines snd issue to the people gold and
silver certificates, making them legal
tenders for ail purposes
Then the Michigan State Grange
unanf fmously adopted TINS resolution.
Resolved. That we consider It for the
hest interest of the farmer. as we'll as
for She enure debtor class of the United
States. that the whole product Of gold
and 81 vcr from our mncs should be
utlred bv the governments ss che bass
af a .srsi tender money currency, by
purchasing the entire output of the
mines at - bullion valus, and issuing
thereon legal tender com certificates at
its COIN value, hut without cuinsge Of
eltbsr metal until the necessities Of the
treasury require it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Senator Daniel, OF Virginia, has been
studying the designs of Almighty God
to little purpose. He says.
Nature, Mr. President, has marked
out the destnles of nations bv what she
has done for them. When the Creator
of the world planted this great nation
between the two oceans and gave IL
fertile soil, mild climate and q stretch
of agricultural land of such extent az
never before delighted the vision of 4
new nation, He gave a gift TO the peO-
pie TO till the soil, to enjoy the fruits
thereof, and TO pour the contents of the
horn OF plenty throughout the world. "
That sounds very fine, as far as it
goes. But. If that Is ali the Creator had
IN view when he made shis country, He
fooled away great deal of valuable
time, when he buried gold, and silver,
and copper, and lead, and tin, and iron,
and coal, ana gas, and brine, in the
earth beneath our feet. If He did not
intend this as a manufacturing, as well
as an agricultural, nation, He stopped
over" awfulIy in laying the founda-
tions, and wasted a great amount of
''raw material"
We are inclined to believe that Al
mighty God knew fully as well what He
was about, when He lald the founda-
tions of this nation, as Senator Daniel.
We are also inclined to believe, that
those who favor the establishment of
manufacturing industries are just as
capable of interpreting Gods Will, as
Senator Daniel. An agricultural na-
ton, with unpaid slave labor and free
trade, was the Southern Democrats
ideal confederacy, but Almighty God
did not appear to- sympathIze much
with the movement to establish it. If
He did, He let il go by default.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

sree AZ tes sens ean 60 u. - rlaee
l4a po4ee. tee b0ax1 6 e,1Resf.ol are
aatzE, etssesF4F1 zE4 para 4E4 c~1er
e.tF e3usEs lssl1ls l1z3 tie re sA1a-s g
tae nollt.e.zzs - the 3&eoa szAAB.
Ehs 4as been ths see plea 1or - eoa..-
a4ECa t..s sose c.ss.s tee TIE sxtraE4-
zaas eGloz.ss & ais ability al1 lezslt
ea1 EIe1t. wase1 souat Ike extracts
f114n Iae cgl1se 9err4z-
3 rs noulnAt.oa - a taree alo makes
ire 1te .igent members - tne bar
grln. either 0psnly s1a orcxaly cr BE-
hnd t1esF bats. saea t4e sgaleet .
MENTIONED
Tue abovs IS taken frons tne editorial
columns Of the DeuoE 1ournal. But
theEs = fortunately 10 danger threat
sning the supreme Court fFom Nc
lrE2tA ; presence ID t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
TOWER
Employment Bureau! !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
RooMs 5 &c . ToMIE -

ROOMS AND rowEs sLocK
DEGOLIA d BEEBE~.....-.P Propueion
NVANNED-N Helps statesmen. spalai
" erA. Mactinlsts, barn mcn. Nooa
cutters. porter. caAnei makers. men t9
Nolk ol fafin.
IEANTKD-F lep-s general house
cooks.
WANTED Male Rolp-l meat coof pastry
" COCK. = paintsrs, ; n.sch uc mea. ca
met maker. wood criirTs. barn men. i
young nan Goiearn oenIesuy.
NaATED- Female helpi ) oininE room firls.
second Elr.s. general house eiils,
steDoEr8pher-
Ig0R sALF-A fne Iot on Shirevsf on Con.
tract 80 down. SIC pff month.
lHOK SALE-A new room house near East
et, good s.zel ioii price SO easy terms.
FOR SATE-5 lets ga PlaiBfeld-aKe. inside
city on contract small payments hne
chance 10 build.
EoR sALE-House and loi on 1erracs-use.
n rooms. modern finish lot s0 IA VA
SCI, Ca contract. price slAJ. easy terms
EoR sALE-A lne lz room house on Jerer
4 son-si. zoos barn. lot 5a,t by 20 feet.
price 5000
FOR SALE lots on Hastlngsst. on easy
terms or VIII exchange 4or improved
property.
EoR sALE-A fne s-room house. near Essi-
street. good sized lot Ia good location,
price eco. Easy terms.
fn ACRE, fruf farm. s miles from city 100
~ peach. l1l applrs. plums. peas. grapes
and small irUEs personal WFoptli1 and cas-
II needed % exchange lor property in ciiS- a
bargain for someone.
MONEY To LOAN on real and personal prop
II eriy in sums 70 suit kooinss and $. Tower
block.
uOl SIS and rooms 60 rent; also nutrhef ~
Al good tenants wanting 90 rent onns In
your keys. Rooms and $. Tower block
DEGOLIA 4 BEEnE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
CRozIEB 4 CTTlKEs
REAL ESTATE
nKPABTMENT
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u r.,sf..-I 49,. -. i.-.r'a u 49, 49, k9a t
i,ef Fe,tts ~ 80 80 lapa. e.n AIS l.,ak
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

TINS is the kind of stuff that Henry
Watterson is paid thousands Of dollars
per year for writing, because 1t tickles
Democratic fancy. This not only vir-
tually settles the fate Of that abomina-
ton rthe Federal Election b.lll, but 1t
crushes at one blow the conspiracy Of
Eeod to blot out Southern States, count
ID q Republican majority in the next
House. declare himself dictator of that
body as he is Of toe present House. and
from that bad em.nence dump his au-
dacity. along with his grease, into the
Presidential char. 80 ends the dream
at an upstart and usurper." Ii any
other blatherskite thsn Watterson
wrote such stuff for any other paper
than toe louisville CouueT-Journsl, It
would not pass current.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Miss Clara Broglie. the head trimmer
Of G.. 4. Berwin's Millinery Parlor. No.
- Canal-st., las just returned after al
absence of SIX weeks, which she devoted
to selecting Pattern Hats and goods for
the fall and winter trade, and viii be
pleased to meet all the old customers
and as many new ones as are willing to
be served bv her.