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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19

L d., pLdC4, pO y uAiCo 1OLlly LII
zastoju, rozpoczeia sic ma no.
wo.
WASHINGTON Robert
P. Porter, naczelnik urzedu
liczenia ludnosci zostaf zawia-
domiony, 2e W S dystrykcie
W Pennsylvania, W powiatach
Lackawanna; Luzerne i Car
bon, Polacy, Slowacy, Wegrzy
i Wiosi zatrudnienl W tam
tejszych kopalniach ME chca
podawac swolch nazwisk do
splsu ludnosci. - UrzedElcy
splsujacy ludnos6 doniesll, Re
wlelu robotnikow ma sukniach
nosza numera l wediug tych
SO wywofywani W kopalniach
i tax samo PREY spisle ludno-
sci podaja oni tylko numery
zamlast nazwisk.-Z Washi1g-
tonu wydano lozporzadzenie,
ably ustanowiono dostateczna
liczbe spisu]acych, / przydano
I'M do pomocy tfumaczy, tax,
ably spls ludnoscl byi zupefnie
doktadny. Prey tenn hume
rowanie robotnikow przez "a
Rad kopalnl, wywyiaio ogco-
mne o%burzeuie, gdyl rowna
sic to niewolnictwu i trakto-
waniu ludzi ma rowni z zwle-
srzetaml roboczemi.
~GUBERNATOR Minnesoty,
p. Merriam oswiadczyf, il be-
die sic staraf O ponowny wy
Dor z partyl republlkahsklej.-
J.. A. r. Tawney z Winony
Wymlenlany lest jake przysz-
fy kandydat, ma generalnego
prokuratora. : Adolph Bier
man ma podobno zamiar sta
rama sic o nom!nacya z par
tyi demokratycznej ma guber-
natora.
|, = Senator
Sherman postawif wniosek
\ udsielenia koncesyl nowemu
bankowi ola ca1e] Ameryki, i
ten ma nosic naive Pan
American Bank".
MOORE STATION, TEX
Dw6ck pastuchow pok16cifo
sic 0 krowe, PREY czem chcie-
Il stoczyc pojedynek, a re Ia
den z Mich ME miaf rewolwe-
ri, przeto walczono ma
las o, PREY czem pastuch
Bosko zostaf pochwycony przez
przeciwnika, sciagnlety z ko-
MIA j zaduszony.
ST. LOUIS. Burze, powo-
die j grad z rzadzi1y W uble-
ggl'yln tygodniu znaczne szko
Jy Nv srodkowych stanach.-
W Wapello, Iowa, cyklon
obal|if w1ele domow, prey czem
wiele osob dozna1o wiecej
lub huiej ciezNlego us2kodze-
MA lata. - Okollczne tarmy
doznhfy tozsamo nie malei
szkoay, oprocz poniszcyenia
budynkow, plony zosta]y W
znaczael czesci u%szkodzone.
Ogolna szkoda obliczona 20,
staia ma dziesiatki tysiecy do
larow.-W stanie Indiana pa
! nowaAa straszna nawalnica.
ktora uszkodz,la ~znacznie p'o.
nv roEne. w nlektorYch miej-
scach lupadl grad, niszczac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19

j. F. DAMKOWSKI
Notaryusz Publiczny
$50 WIZ Str. c0r.Ashland ave
CHICAGO. Ill.,.
Za]muje sic wszelkicml spra-
wami hypotecznemi wyra-
bia ~pefnomocnictwa do Euro
Ply, ma tak3e agenture zabeze
pieczenia cd ognia. Wog6l-
polscy moga u j. F. DAM
KOWSKIEGO zasiegnat u
mnle pomocy i porady we
wszelklch interesach,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19

Wlzerunki swletych, jacy tyl
ko SO W polskim kalendarzu, W
duzym formacie, MONA tn dostat
DO 80 cent6w sztuka.
Dalci MONA dostaG Cd II.
Derdowskiego pc 80 cent6w haste.
pujace
0braZv DnY0aE0wess
Szewc Jan KiIihski.
Tadeusz KoSciuszko.
Kslaze J6zef Ponlatowskl.
Umieram 70 Oiczyznc.
Polski taniec narodowy.
Polak poddaie sic tylko Bogu.
Weselc krakowskie.
Polki ma polu bitwy.
Jan Tarnowski, hetman ~koronny.
Karol Chodklewicz.
z pamietnikow Paska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19

KATEHIzM R~zYMsKo-KATo.
LICKI fnafy) ...........s
- " moco oprawie......1 10
RATEHIZMs RECONSIDERATION
LlCKI (wiekszy) " mocnej Q.
DzIEJE sTAREGo I
" mocnei Q.
prawie (Deharbego).. 40
OAlEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
ELEMENTARz PoLsKI, J6zefa
Chociszewskiego. .25
POsREDNIK POLsKO AN.
GIELsKI - czyli ksiazka do
nauki jezyka angielskiego 65
1bi6r Piesni ola szk6f poi
skich W Ameryce, ufozyf byiy ma.
4czyciel " Chicago Franciszek
Zabka ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Grams y z P6lska ufozo.
ma przez Teodozego Sierocihskie.
60, profesora jezyka polskiego j
%lltoratury. Drukowana ola szk6l
polskich " tAmeryce z wydania
trsynastego, W mocnej oprawie
d 9 m 9 ntarz Ma{y y czyli
Pierwsza Nauka CzYtania, Pisa.
hia i Rachowania, przez W. Dy-
eWlcza
w mocnej oprawie.
dISTORYA sTANUW ZJEDNO.
CZONYCH.. .............75
OF Genowefy, pow1esc
moralna bardzo, w%zruszajaca ze
staro2ytnych czasow.......3O
ia sama W mocnej opraw1e 20
zfoconym tytulikleme..... 60
solestaw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
nowefy; tfomaczenie przez ks.
Osmahsk iego..............3O
ia sama W mocnci oprawie
Listownik Polsso.Amerykah
XII. Podrqcznik zsw:erajacy:
Nauke pisania list6~ go,owc
IVORY list6w, W wszyslKicb rzy-
padkach &ycia...: ......6O
M1Es1AC MAJ Poswiecony Be.
DI gar ROD 80
COW
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2O
5 piewnik K o6cieIny ola
uzYtku wiernych Zebraf Z. Bern.
Rucbnlewicz. W mocnej oprawie
ksiazki powieSciowe
rozmalte lnne.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WEI.
KIEGO, czyli zamiary Moskali
zawojo~"nla cafego swiata...5
OPOWIADANIA STAREGO
H1sT0RYA o szlachetnej i pick.
nej Meluzynie,. 80
KONSTYTUCYA STANuW ZJE
D~NOCZONYCH. 10.
WEGLARz z WALENCYI. Przea
Autora Jaskini Beatusa i Koszy.
ka kWiatow. 80
4 onstytucya 8 Maja 10
Prov o d n / K do pisania list6w
mifosnych oraz tyczaeyeh sic e&e.
nienia i Embellishments
OBJ o a sw. Cz%estechowy, 10
Szkapler wv i a r u s a,powiesd
obyczajowa przez J6zefaez mad
Obry 80
r | do RI i,sfawny do.
w0dzca rozbojnikow XVIII wie-
6U
w mocnej oprawie re zioconym
tvtulikiem ................65
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Chaplain Gin has been ordered 10 the
training ship Jamestown aud Passed
Assistant Engineer Dixon to the New
York Navy. Yard Chief Engineer Scott
has been detached from the Enterprise
ard placed on waiting orders; Assistant
Engineer Gage from duty In the Blu
Teau Of Steam Engineering and ordered
10 special duty az Messrs CTamp K
Sens shipbuilding works; Assistant
Engineer Romwell, from the New York
Navy Yard and ordered 10 the York
town; Assistant Engineer Hibbs, from
duty At the Union Iron Works, san
Francisco. and ordered 10 special course
OF study IN naval architecture az Glas-
gov, Scotland, and Naval Constructors
Bankson and Street, from special duty
at Paris, France, and ordered home.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
TIE FEELING AGAINST THE ITALIANS
Causes the Postponement Of the Ven
hetta TrInIA In Nav nrIenna

Causes the Postponpment of the Ven
delta Trials In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct 22.-Tho second
trial Of the Provenzanos for living Ia
wait and attempting to assassinate the
Netranza gang was to have begun ia
lie Criminal Court to-day, but owing
to the feeling against the Italians the
district attorney has consented to post
TOnemCut of The case. This Is great
disappointment 10 the public, who were
anxious that the case should be dis
posed Of. as u was expected that the
workings Of the Aia0a would come out
The situation here 10 the italian case
is quiet. The police believe they have
All The guilty parties under arrest, with
the evidence sufficient tO convict them
There are fifteen persons In the parish
prison, four charged as principals and
the rest with being accessory before the
fact Scatro, who was shot Ia the
prison Friday by Tom Duffy. Is now al
most we'll, and Is able TO walk about the
jail. The committee Of fifty met last
night and denounced the search OF the
houses Of Italians as an outrage.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

saIes-Regula7 Cau-I2 o'clock "a
Cap. Nat Bank, 1918. Eek'tou & Sol
Home K, r., 20 q 66E Peoples Fire ms,
10 ass. Am. Security & Trust Co., 10 a
Miscellaneous Bonds = q. S. Electric
81, 6's, $50; ". q. r. Il. l040 G's,
ROSES, 1854; " & q. Convertible 6s,
1904; Masonic Han Assn, Sc, q ls4s, l053,
" ash. Market Co., lst Mort, d's, mo.
ash. Market Co, lmp., bls, llts; luld &
>tal0aTd CO., 6's, T. 1897, -; Wash It.
Infantry, lst. 6s, 1904. J,; 81 ash. 10. In
fautry, "a, T'si 1904, es3i Wash, Gas Light
Co., Ser. A, 6's, lIa3 Wash. dss Light tu.r
ser. b G's,l-u! HygeHie lee Co.., lst Marf.t
G's, - American Security ana Trust, 700
National Bank stocks Bank of Wash
lugIUn, -; Bank az Republic, 2fI, Metro
pglIan, -G5, Central, 81 U5 Second, asI.
Farmers and Mechanics 1s5. Citizens. lTH.
tulumbia r. capital, 1926 IS gst Eud, IuI,
ITaieTs' l25s lincoln us
Railroad stocks Washington and
Georgetown, 25us Metropolitan, 3z5. Co
umh.4, Tl Capitol aud North % street.
t8. Eckiuz-un and soldiers Home, 65s
GeaEgetesH and IenHally ytawa 50; Bright
wuld,
Insurance -Fresaeu's. As Fr4aE-
au- 81, Metropolitan T5- National .#u-
90, Arlington, l>0- goTguEau. aG- tH.gl-
bia, lU German American. t7l- ElEaa4as
s5s kiEgs. q Peoples L1ae#.Er
little Insurance Stocks aal- Estate
Iillel25i COLUMBIA Title a. Washington
Gas ana Electric Lfzltstaeks Wasting
tgU Gas, Hf4 Georgetown GAS. 5H- a. S.
Electric Light. I5f
TaIeuLaua StsaEs-P PENNSYLVANIA. -.
CEa5aFtaEe and PgIamaar Hs American
GaIleg hone l4s
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
AN ENGINEERS FATAL BLUyDaR
Two Persons Kilied aud Twenty In,
fured In "a Railroad Collision.

Two Persons KiIied aud Twenty In
iured In a Railroad Collision.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct 22.-Two
people were killed and twenty were in-
jured in a rear end collision on the
Kansas City, Memphis and Birming-
ham Railroad near this place late last
night The engineer of the West
bound passenger train pulled out Of the
depot on a mistaken signal. leaving the
conductor and tlagman behind Five
miles out he discovered his mistake aud
started 10 back In without lights on the
rear Of his train. lie ran into an out
going freight engine, which telescoped
the rear passenger car.
The car was full Of people T. ID
Franklin Of Nashville, Tenn, and John
Killian, the fireman on engine Of the
freight train, were killed. Mrs Foster
of Sulligent, Ala. was fatally injured
Twenty passengers sustained painful
but not serious injuries, the worse being
broken limbs. Engineer Russell of the
passenger train. who is charged with
the blame for the accident, has disap-
reared
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
CHARGED WITH LARCENY


The Trial or George Seymour In tho
Criminal court TO- Day.
George Seymour, tall man with p
military appearance, was tried in the
Criminal Court TO day upon o charge or
stealing tha pocEoibook Of Laura II.
Young. containing $40 40.
10 irampirui in The testimony that
The lady while iu Burchard grocery
store ni -Four auda half street and
Penusyivania avenue 10 May last
iHinled and was removed 90 the rear Of
the store by p clerk b. NJ Shipmau.
In The store 90 The time were Seymour
and young man named J + Johnson.
lie latter testified that when the lady
fell be head something drop, Sey-
mour, who Lad been in the medical
department of the Army, rendered the
lady assistance. after which ne left the
store. The lady, upon recovering from
her swUOu, announced that her pocket
bO, K was gone.
Seymour in his testimony sail that
be had gone to Burchards store tO get
him 20 sign q liquor license, which he
refused to do, after which be went %
see Colonel Robert and Mr. Simon Wolf.
Several days after the fninunr of the
lady Sergeant Burns notified Seymour
that Detective Matiingly would like To
see him. He told Maitingly he knew
nothing about the plcketbook lie was
arrested and upon coming before
Judge Miller in the Police Court the
case was held up until Seymour could
procure a bondsman. Seymour said
that while on his personal bonds he
visited the Police Court frequently.
Assistant District Attorney Clagett.
then clerk of the Police Court. testified
that he did not recollect seeing Sey.
mour about the court, and that an at
tachmcut had been issued for him.
when, said Mr. Clapett. Seymour
saw the officer with the attachment. he
jumped into his wagon and drove out
Seventh street 10 the Tyson House,
chased by Officer Horne. Seymour was
committed in default of bail for the
action Of the grand jury.
Seymour became much excited during
his testimony He asserted that he
met Shipman on Missouri avenue, who
said 10 him he was a poor boy and II he
tSeymOur) would get him a Job in West
Virginia he would say what he could
In favor Of Seymour.
Seymour Is well known among Army
men. Two witnesses. Francis A. Gray
and Arthur h. Brooks, gave him a good
character. Other character witnesses,
Squire o Neill among the number, were
called but did not respond.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
NICKEL TESTS.
Naval Officers Accommodating Samples
of Foreign and Domestic ore.

Naval Onioers Accommodating Samples
of Foreign and Domestic ore.
The Navy Department Is engaged in
obtaining and compiling all possible In
formation in regard to nickel ore or
matte. A number Of naval officers at
tached to the Ordnance Bureau of the
Navy Department are now visiting
various mines where nickel ore is said
TO exist, and the Department Is receiv-
ing daily samples Of nickel ores Of do.
nestle and foreign production. In
addition TO the samples being received
an extensive correspondence has been
opened with foreign companies to OBJ
tain information on the subject
Secretary Tracy is daily advised by
Commodore Folger, Chief OF the ord
nance Bureau, Of the progress made.
The matter has so far advanced that
Commodore Folger has decided to
make tests Of the samples on hand
Upon the success OF these plate aud
projectile tests will hinge the award Of
contracts for nickel ore or matte for
which Congress appropriated 81 600
GOO TO be expended 10 the discretion uf
the Secretary Of the Navy Great In.
terCst in The subject has developed IN
naval circles
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
SCARCELY OF SMALL BILLS.


an Explanation that Way satisfy Com
planning Business Men.
Complaint comes to the Treasury De
pariment from business men all over the
country about the scarcity of paper
money Of mall denominations, Of one
and two.dollat bills. and that iu conse-
qutuCe they have been compelled 10 are
cent and use the bulky and inconvent-
crt standard silver dollars The fact is
that the silver fund halauCein the Treas
my Is very low and that there is pracii-
caily ro silver 10 the Treasury against
which silver certificates can be issued Ia
small denominations, 10 be exchanged
for leral-tunder and gold notes as was
done a year ago
Tn 10 date S37G. AIS, 4G6 in standard
silver dollars have been coined, of
which amount sixty four millions, in
round numbers, are in circulation, and
three hundred aud nine millions are
held to secure that amount OF silver Ger
titiCates In circulation; about three mil
lions are held as Treasury cash, leaving
only about two hundred thousand,
against which new silver certificates
can be issued With this explanation
u may be understood easily why small
silver certificates are not likely 10 be
Issued
The demand for small notes is increas.
ing daily and is likely to continue until
the holidays are over Some consider
able relief, however, Is likely to come
from the issue OF the new Treasury
notes in payment for silver bullion. So
far the new notes have been issued only
in denominations Of ten, one hundred
and one thousand dollars, but Treasurer
Huston says that he will be ready to
issue the new ones and fives by Novem-
Der I, and that the department will then
begin TO pay for silver bullion in small
bills as much as possible. After that
time Il is believed that the business de.
mands for small notes will be promptly
met
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
one sent Down.

Two small eoloTed boys about II
years Of age, were arrested for stealing
fruit and produce from the Center
Market. They gave the names Of
James Seymour and William West
Both boys al hrst denied their guilt,
but afterwaTd each tried 10 place the
crime upon The other Judge Miller
questioned them pretty closely aud
came 10 the conclusion that West was
the guilty one. lie sent him 10 jail for
sixty days and permitted Seymour 70 60
home.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
Ihe PoIlee Court Improvement

Work was commenced this morning
on the new cells for the Police Court
under the direction Of Inspector En-
rBisle. Judge Miller has revised the
plans for The TemodelinE of the court
room. and be thinks that If his ideas
are followed out that he will have one
of the most convenient court rooms m
tie civ The rooms of the CleTk warrant
clerk, L uited States Attorney, District
Attorney aud II s. Marshal viii an be
in close proximity tu each other instead
Of aJ The opposite sides of the building
IS they are nov Judge Miller viii
have q private room htted up 10 the left
uf The front entrance The witnesses
will also have q loom entirely separate
from the speCtators and fhe attorneys
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Adiudicalions in the Equity Court TO
day we're as follows Laurie vs.. Laurie,
testimony before John Cruikshank, e1-
amineT, ordered taken; Clarke vs.. Pugh,
supplemental bin dismissed O'Leary
vs.. o. LeaTy, pT9 e0AJess9 made absolute /,
o. LeaTy vs.. O'Leary, sale decreei. f.
Chaplin Brown and Ill II Wells, trus-
tees % sell; Walter IS. Compton, Chas
II. Bauman, guardian al IitsH Walter
vs.. Compton, testimony before r Wal
Iach. eAaminer. OIdeIel Laken.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

AT 8 meeting Of the Federation Of
Labor, held last night, committee was
appointed % draft resolutions exDlain-
ing lhe condition 0f the labor bills nov
before CONGRESS IN order 10 refuJe stale
ments made by he press Of The country
that The bills had been passed The
resolutions also advise labor organiza-
tiuus 10 pledge candidates to vote for
he labor measures Nhieh viii Dc called
M b lie l.AL sEssLln.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
IN FAVOR OF THE SUGAR TRUST.
nc Makes Its Opponents Pile Heavier
Indemnity ioud.

Indemnity BOud.
NEW York, Oct. 29-Judge Pratt In
the Kings County Supreme Court to-
day rendered brief decision ia the
Sugar Trust case, On Monday last
argument was heard on motion
Of counsel for Duncan Cameron
for the continuance of temporary In
junction against the sugar trust aud
also for the appointment OF a receiver.
The counsel wants the sugar retineries
10 file an account and a sworn state
ment Of the liabilities and assets.
On the other side II was asked that
Cameron should file a larger bond of in
demniiy, the present bond being $3.50
Judge Pratt decided on the latter ques-
tion only. The other points will
be decided next week. He decides that
the bond be increased from $3.50 70 81,
SEQ, and that an approved undertaking
or cash be given.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
BOULAEGER,S KNAYERY Exposed.
IL Is said the General Desired Retreat
Ia America

PARIS, Oct. 22.-Figdr0 to-day pub
fishes the final installment Of a series Of
articles entitled lies Cou!isses De Bou.
langisme." " To days article sets fort
that after the defeats Of the Boulangis
at the last general election for member
Of the Chamber of Deputies General
Boulanger desired 10 seek retreat Ia
America. He was however persuaded
By M. Roehefort 10 flee 10 the Island Of
Jersey instead.
The Figaro says that the articles were
published in good faith and with the
purpose Of exposing General BoulangeT's
knayeTy
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
STRONGLY GUARDED.
The Authorities Take Extraordinary
Precautions with MIR. sheshy.

The Authorities Take Extraordinary
Precautions with MIR. sheshy.
TFrERARY, Oct 22.-Ion. David
Sheehy, NJ. p. for the Southern division
Of Galway, and defendant ia the con-
spiracy case now in progress before the
Magistrates Court here, was to-day re.
moved 70 Clonmcl Mr.. Sheehy was
closely guarded by strong escort Of
Irish CUnstabulary, the authorities being
apprchensivc Of an attempt on the
part Of the CNasperaicd Naiionalists Of
this city and vicinity 20 rescue tho
prisoner.
Extraordinary precautions have been
taken by the jail officials at Clonmol 10
assure the safe Keeping Of their dislin
guishgd charge, who will be imprisoned
for one week I'm accordance with Ygstcr
days decision Of the Tpperary magIs.
tTates.
Mr.. sheehy's oiTense consisted in
making remarks IN the courtroom
which were held 10y the Bench to CON
stitute cOntgmpt
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

The company had assembled AZ the
church, but the groom was nowhere 10
be found. Finally messenger an
nounced that the young man had been
run over and killed while on his way 70
the church.
And just think, she said, month
sfterward. 10 a friend, what a narrow
escape / had from becoming a widow :"
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Cumso-N Nbal sn extensively vain
man Brown IS.
Banks Dear me, never thought
Lin vuD-
Cumso-Bul he Is, though just
notice b0w excessively aud p=l-.s-e1lg
modest be is.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

A delegation from the Union Veteran
Legion Of this city, beaded by Colonel
Carey, called al the Executive Mansion
this morning and invited ihe President
10 attend the first annual reunion aud
reception Of the organization az the
National Rifles Hall October q. The
President said be would attend ii his
duties permitted, but feared he would
be unable % do SO.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Fangle-I don't think ia 90 into that
corporation If / were you. It's debts are
very heavy.
Goslin-Why. / thought the indebt
edness was light, for a director told me
there vas only the floating debt
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
NOT so DISASTROUS THIS THE.
The hay Line Steamer virginia Again
In Collision.

BALTIMORE. MD Oct. 22.-The Day
Line steamer Virginia, which on July
% last crashed into the Louise aud
caused a loss Of fourteen lives, this
morning was In collision with the tug
Volunteer. The Volunteer was
towing five oyster pungics, one of
which was sunk, and the others, as well
as The tug itself. more or less injured
Several men were thrown into the
water, but We're rescued by the Nir-
ginia crew. The loss 10 the different
vessels will reach IS 900.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

The committee having iu charge the
investigation Of The Affairs II the Freed
mau' Hospital have, on account of the
promiscuous character of tbe patients
ueafed there. suggested that its name be
charged either to the Lincoln on
Hos ard Hospital They say Thar
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

HeuiZ Herbert IS as inel $50 Tor com
miJiiug au assault upon OtiiceE W1rE
lie Was also dued = for disurlgrIy con
duct Herbert is d professional crap
player aud Will ual Eel oul 10 time 10
make q Christmas wluuiag Wilu tue
bones
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
May Prosecute Colonel Grosvsuor.

Commissioner Roosevelt sli1 D
Came reporter to-day thai the Com
d i-sioueEs have under algisemauf The
remarks made lg Colonel GrassauaE
al lhe meeting Of the Ohio Repuh.leu
Association % Grand Army Hall lgr
al present be lad nothing % saw
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

YOUNG LsbT, FINANCIALLT EM.
/ harra-sEl wishes 20 meet gentleman
I# assist Der aH# Hg e good friend tH
EHr aHaHu.a a..F EIress LILE WATERS.
1fE Fusf#frg 4t
\ HH D. THE TINS WE HILL PAY
- -hlz money IqE Eea-s aFsE-e.ass sal-
nat=EaEd clothing Address nr call AZ
1f~TH's afn STAND, ere p 50. %
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
rnH sALr-Hnrsrs

EOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
/ frame house, Just finishing: nydraut IN
yard Tot ityiii; snug home; price. ssUO. Ap-
ply tu ROBERT J. THOMAS, Room No 2 gi3
18Th VI
Tor sALE--THREE or THE CHEAPEST
Il houses IN Washington, l00 los and 10
lifh 10 e.; tWu-stury and basement, brown
stone trimmings; 2 rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas price, $500 each, $500 cash
balance 20 suit Or trade for good lots.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
aIoIasses Decision

Assistant Secretary Cf the Treasury
Spaulding has informed the Collector
Of Customs at New London, Conn,
that molasses withdra an for eonsump-
zion before April 1, 1891. is subject 10
duty under the old tariff, and thar the
molasses Withdrawn for consumption
sfieT that date will be exempt from
duty without other regard 10 The date
Of importation than that required by
the limitation of three years required
b. the Bew tariff law
With gTOaus and sigEs, and liz1ieI eyes.
lie seeks the couch and down he lies;
Nausea and taiutness iu him Tlse,
bIow-TaCking pains gssail him.
Sick headache But ere long comes case
His stomach settles into peace,
Within bis head The IhruLbiuzs cease
Pierce's Pellets never fail him
Nor Will they fan any one In such a dire
pTlileameut. To the dyspeptit, the
bilious aud the euustipated. they are alike
"a friend Ia need and a frieri indeed
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

A bill Of sale from Frank HoIa,
the jeweler. 100 Seventh street
northwest, and Celia HoiFa, his wife. 10
Elias Heldenheimer. and a bill Of sale
from Elias Heidenheimer 20 Celia
Hoifa were filed 10 day in the office Of
the Recorder Of Deeds.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
OhtnIned Nem nond.mnn

The bondsman OF Frank Monroe.
charged with larceny, having sur
rendered him his bail was renewed by
William III. Lee In the sum OF $500
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

NARROWER -HANuLAU-At the ClrIi-
rails residence, baltimore. Md October ls
.esp, by the EeF Father Daualle. Robert n
HHUQver % Washington, ID, c., tQ EuEtuIa B
Handlau Of Wheeling N Va.