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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-27

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The daily critic., 1890-06-03

kaTTHE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
- TRUST COMPANY.
CAPITAL 81, 900, 600. TEMPORARY OFFICES
1901 81 u W, previous 10 the erection %
the Compauy's building, .ner 9th and +
stsnW
MONEY LOANED on COLLATERAL AND
ON REAL ESTATE. Well secured loans,
guaranteed by the company, for sale, In
terest paid. Call on or correspond with as
". b. Robson, Sec, b. II, WARNER, Pres.
DIRECTORS.
Charles B Bailey, George F, sehaisr,
James T.. Barbour, Thomas somerYllles
George II BartOl, John A. sWope,
Richard W Clay, j s. sWOTmstedt,
Horace S. Cummings, Hattersley ". Talbot
j. j. Darlington, George Truesdel,
John JOY Edson, b. II. warner
Charles j. Faulkner, "A, A. Wilson,
Albert J.. Fox, l. ID. Vine.
n q Green s " Woodward,
William b Gurlsv. Chas Benj wilkinson,
John B LaTueT, A. s. Morthlngton.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03

The above houses can be examined by per-
init from our ofiCe only
THOMAsJ FISHER & CO.,
1924 y 81 70. W
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
THREE YOUNG RASCALS

C0ncoct a Plan To Rob iFanss=
They Purchase ChioroIorn
There were three genuine dime na1Sl
characters in court THIS morning. They
were all boys, the oldest being Il and
the youngestll. The cause Of their be,
ing,in court was conspiracy that thev
concocted last night TO rob the home Of
w. s. Deardoff, clerk In the Postofiice
Department. It was developed that
Mr.. Deardoh's son, the li.year old boy,
laid all the plans. He purchased a bot
tie OF ehloroform at a drug store, and
the three were 10 conceal themselves
under the bed. The plot OF the com
binRtiOn was divulged and an officer
arrested them before they had a chance
to carry It out.
II was one Of the most daring plots
ever undertaken by boys OF this age.
Mr.. DeardOn appeared against his son
and said he wanted him sent 10 the
Reform School.
With tears In his eyes he said:
Judge. / have never before known Of
member of the DeardOff family ap-
pearing In the Police Court, or Of one
Of them being accused Of a crime /
cannot, however, reconcile myself 10
this attempted crime by a boy so
young"
Judge Miller, In explain
ing, said Il was surprising
how boys Of this age could undertake
such a tieadish plot, but held that the
man who had sold them the chloroform
was equally 10 blame. and that the
District Attorney ought to investigate.
Judge Miller sent the younger boys,
Edward Deardoff and Edward Beuter,
10 the Reform School until they were Fl
years old.
A further hearing In the case Of the
older boy, Frank BeuteT viii be had,
al which time an effort will be made TO
bring the druggist who sold the ehlOro
form into court. This boy maintains
that he was not concerned In the plot.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
spark. Trom the Wire

The Duke dc Broglie says the re-
Gently published extracts from Prince
Talleyrand's memoirs are spurious.
Over 200 wood turner's in Boston guit
work last night there. inaugurating
their nine hour movement
ST. Petersburg police have gained
knowledge Of conspiracy against the
life of the Car and are hunting down
the conspirators
All the delegates 10 the Congo Con.
ference, at Brussels, except those Of the
United States, have given their adhe.
sion TO the Congo tariff
TheI blast collierY mine fire At Ash
land, Pa, has burned through to the
shafts.
Severe storms prevailed in Iowa yes
teTday.
The Lutheran Convention at AIilwau.
kee, Wis, tomorrow, will be partici-
pated in by all who oppose the Bennett
law.
The inquiry into the loss Of the steam
ship Erin has resulted in q report that
her loss was due 10 her having found
cred IN the heavy gales Of last January
The Canadian Commissioner in
France, NJ FabTe, says the agitation in
New FOundland Is merely a quarrel
among rival fsheTnen.
The eastern end Of the railway from
Houston, Texas, 10 Shreveport La
was sold yesterday for $3.50 900,
The coTouer's jury in the Oakland
railroad disaster, where the train ran
through a draw, have returned ayerdict
censuring the road and finding Engineer
Dunn guilty Of manslaughter.
There Is a revival Of labor troubles al
Vienna. Strikes are numerous.
Two Of the largest buildings in
Waynesburg, Pa were burned this
morning. Loss $4,000
During the electrical storm in 81.
Louis last night Henry Hoffman, l2
year old boy, was struck and killed by
lightning. A meteor also fell in the
western part of the city.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
nou.s. In AIesandrIn. Va.

2story uricE dwelling, l3 rooms, with
ofilee annex aud large side lots, situate on
cor. Duke and st. Asaph sts., Tot isrsl.
IS, 500.
3-story and hack building dwelling cone
tanning l2 rooms and bath, lot 50ag0 lt-
uate No. GA Prince st
462 Price, S.. 500.
3-story and back building brick house,
containing l3 rooms; situate on southeast
cor. Prince and Patrick sts.
452 Price, s. 500.
4-story brick dwelling house, built in tho
most substantial manner, containing 20
rooms; size Of lot 52Ill2.
30l Price 81, 500
2-stOry and back building brick house,
containing s rooms, situate on Columbus
st., near Prince.
4s3 Price f1,4OO
4gs-3story brick dwelling noase, con-
tanning 10 rooms and an modern improve
mentsi large side yardi situate on cor.
Washington aud Cameron sts. opposite
Old Christ Church. Alexandra, Va ThIs
Is the best situation In Alexandra. PTiees
5000. Terms-Oue-thiTd cash, balance
one and two years.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03

Advertisements under me- head, fslfr lines o.
less u cents fOT one insertion! 20 cents for three
The daily critic., 1890-06-03

Organization o. a New WOman's Club
In This City.
n WIN Aim at tho Higher Develop
ment Of the sex Reading Rooms
and other Advantages.

II WIN Aim at the higher Develop
ment OF the Sex Reading Rooms
and other Advantages.
The Wimodaurhsis Society, OF Union
of Women is a new society that has
lately been incorporated in this city. In
other words, ii is a womau's club that
owes It's being TO the efforts Of many Of
the progressive ladies here and else
where who are interested in woman's
suffrage and kindred liberal associa-
ton. Its particular object is the edu-
cation Of women in political sciences,
their mutual improvement in art,
science and literature.
1t proposes to procure suitable
grounds and buildings to be used as a
permanent headquarters for the Ma
tional American Woman's 8 Suffrage As
sociation as long as that association
shall exist also TO provide rooms for
the meeting Of conventions composed
Of women or called to advance their in
terests, and also TO
ESTABLISH AN ART GALLERY,
where the works Of women may be col
lectcd and permanently exhibited.
II will also have a public parlor, read
ing room, library and gymnasium, and
such other rooms or other departments
as may be desired to promote the moral,
intellectual and physical development
Of women. The trustees are as follows:
Lucy Il. Anthony Of Fort Scott, Kan. ;
Anna II, Show Of Evanston, Ill; Mary
Desha Of Lexington, Ky. Fanny N.
Edwards, Emma NJ. Gillett, Adelaide
Johnson, Elizabeth s Ward Of this
city.
The capital stock Of the new club
has been placed at S2j 600, divided
into shares Of s. each. a number Of
subscriptions have already been received
from prominent members Of the
woNAN's SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION,
a special feature in the proposed
clubhouse to be erected by the Win.
odaughsis will be the gymnasium,
bowling alley, Russian baths, reading
rooms and everything else pertaining
to a iirst.class gentlemen's clubhouse.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
poIIee Court Items.

Charles Thompson who has before
served time for carrying concealed
weapons, was sent down for ninety days
to-day in default OF $50 fine
Iharles Browni young Coloreu
thief, years old was arraigncd on a
charge Of stealing five watches and a
tray full Of rings from Yeakle's iewelry
store lie will 30 to the Reform School.
The trial Of Edward L, Mcclellan for
killing Henry Benton will begin to-
InnrrnM
The daily critic., 1890-06-03

The monthly public debt statement
issued from the Treasury Department
shows tie surplus 10 be nearly mill
lion larger than il was a month ago IL
shows a decrease IN the debt amount
ing % So 66l sll during the past mouth
Of May, and for eleven months Of the
current fiscal year So, ISL - The
total debt less cash In The Treasury on
he irst Of Juuy was 81 COS, SIS 99S
Tie net cash OF surplus iu the Treas
uy on june was s36 90l s9l against
S35 $50 622 d month ago National
bank dep0sitaIics today hold f3l 221,-
9gs II Government funds, 0r about half
a million less than a month ago.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
Sick Headache

is Ia complaint from which many suffer
! and few are entirely free. Its cause
Is Indigestion and a sluggish liver, the
cure for which is readily found in the
use Of Ayers pills.
"Thave found that for sick headache,
caused by a disordered condition OIL the
stomach, Ayers Pills are the most re-
liable remedy. ~ Samuel 9. Bradburni
WorthingtOn, Mass.
"Aner the use Of Ayers Pills for
many wears. in my practice and family,
ann justified In saying that they are an
excellent cathartiC and liver medicine
sustaining an the claims made Tor them
w. A. WestiaU, NJ. D., V, T.. Ausilh
& n. w. Railway Co., Burnett Texas
"Aver's pills are the best medicine
known TO me for regulating the bowels
and for all diseases caused by dis
ordered stomach and liver. / suffered
Tor over three years from headache IN
DIGESTION, and constipation. / had no
annette and was weak and nervous
most Of the time. BY using three boxes
OF Ayers Pills, and at the same time
dieting myself. I was completely cureu'
Philip Lockwood, Topeka Kansas.
81 was troubled for years with indi-
oestion. constipation, and headache.
few boxes Of Ayers Pills, used IN small
daily doses, restored me 20 heaiIn'
They are prompt and effective H.
StrOut, Meadvlle, Pa,
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
FOR SALEl
HOUSES.

3story and basement Ioroom brick
house. an modern improvements situate
Second street, between g and % se
47g Price, 5000.
2story frame house with large lot. situate
on sixth street, between b and G &c.
25 Price, $1,000
3etory brick house, containing 9rooms
aud bath; size Of l0t lsX55, situate gu q
street sw
46S Price. $4,000
3-storv and back building brick dwelling,
containing lo rooms, aN modern improve
ments; situate on corner of Ninth and y
ss2 Price. $1,000
2-story brick house rooms and bath;
situate on T. street, between North Capitol
4o5 Price 1880.
3-sfory brick house, containing " rooms;
an modern Improvements. situate No. F-i
42s Price, slo.5oo.
3-story brick house, 10 rooms. size OF lot,
2Ixl25: situate No. l4l2 ~ st. NV
PSI Price. $4,000.
2-stOrv and basement. brick house
rooms and bath, situate on New Hampshire
469 Price $1,000.
2story Groom brick house, situate on
Cleveland ave, bet 18th aud 18Th, w and
Boundary.
465 Price, $1,000.
2siory 6-room brick house, ON wal'ach
Place.
4sl Price, $4,000
2story Groom brick house situate on
| Wallach Place.
442 Price, $500.
3-story brick house, containing y rooms
and bath and all modern Improvements,
situate No. 1870 @ So. n. "
45O Price, $4,000.
improved property on the north sile Of
q st., wide front.
444 Price. t3S.OOO
a large stable property in a desirable To-
| cation; now under lease 90 good tenant,
| paying per cent.
| 81 Price, $4,000.
4g4-Frume dwelling, Grant ave- Mount
/ Pleasant. Price, 5000
| 49O-Four alley houses, containing
rooms, each rent Tor SIS per month, Price,
/ $500
4s9-s room frame house, lot 20X55, on l.
/ 30. sc. Price, 81, 600.
| 407-2-story and cellar brick house, 2
/ rooms and bath; situate on Columbia
/ Heights. Price, $4,000
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
AN 1NHARMoN1oUs CAUCUS.

ALL WAS SoT SERENE AT LAST NIGHT s
REPUBLICAN POw-wOw.
All was not lovely last night at the
Republican caucus. Differences Of opin-
ion Of the sort usually stamped ire
concilable cropped out in regard to
every question which came before the
caucus This was more especially the
case in regard TO the election measures.
The Ohio Congressmen, in whose interest
largely the bill was framed, opposed the
McComas Anti gerrymandering bill.
IL Is possibly a fact that the Maryland
statesman thought Of himself once
where he thought Of the Buckeyes once.
But they evinced so little gratitude at
that one thought that one can hardly
help wondering how small their sense
Of gratitude would have been had their
case occupied all the Marylander's
mind.
So too, in regard to the Federal cleo
tion laws, the bills Of Chairman Rowell
of the Election Committee and Of Chair
man Lodge Of the Select Committee on
the Election Of President, Nice-Presi-
dent and Representatives In Congress,
were before the caucas. The latter Is a
radical and vicious measure, without a
redeeming feature. The only thing
that can De said in favor Of Mr. Rowell s
bill is that Il Is not so swecpingly bad
as Mr.. Lodges.
Debate, II the rabid and rambling talk
which prevailed can be digniicd by that
word, ran along for two or three hours.
The result was HH. The members Of
the caucus were even further apart at
the end of the pow. WOW than they were
at the beginning They did the only
thing left them todo. They adjourned,
leaving all the loose ends 20 dangle until
Thursday night, In the hope that the
leaders will find some way Of gathering
them together.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03

William A Stewart better known rs
Tone Stewart died This m9ruinz 4r
BIS residence in Southeast 81 lsHiHz zt1u-
Alr Stewart has been for several years
iu charge lf lhe Western Union Iel1
graph aHge al the Metropolitan h0lel
and for lhe .as- lilllu years has been
employed aI the various telegraph ~
dees Is this District AlT. Stewart Eas
I'D far 1870 months with la 1rippe and
uuIg ateIV Was UrI enough % attend
t8 his Glias uu sunday lasL he went
dgWu Tha riser aui returned llita ill.,
and This morning died from cholera
m1rdgs lie leaves widow ard four
children
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
me BuIldinE boom Continues.

Building permits have been issued TO
James Gowens 10 erect a brick building
at $40 Twenty street northwest. 10
cost $4,000; 10 A. T. Pardon 70 erect
three brick dwellings on Twentieth
street northwest, 10 cost $1,000 10 F.
A. Newman, one brick dwelling at B 40
+ street southwest, 10 cost 81 800; 10
James A. Healey 70 erect store aud
dwelling al 800 ii street northwest, 10
cost IS 600; 10 O. B. BFaXtOn 70 erect
two brick dwellings on Fourth street
northwest, 10 cost So, ,O0Oi 70 John H.
Click 20 erect four brick dwellings on
Rhode Island avenue, 20 cost 81 200. 20
j. c. kimball 20 erect one brick build
ing at l4l7 q street northwest lofice
and store. 10 cost $4,000. 10 John +.
Talburg 10 erect two brick dwellings on
tie east side Of Florida avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, county.
10 cost 81 300.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
Pan-Amsriean Recommendation.

The President sent 10 the Senate yes
terday a communication calling the at
tention Of Congress 10 certain recon-
mendations Of the international AmeIi-
can Conference, TO wit.
A uniform system Of customs regula-
tiOns for the classification aud valuation Of
imported merchandise.
a uniform nomenclature for the descrip-
lion Of articles Of merehaBdise imported
and exported; and
The establishment at Washington 0f an
International bureau Of Information.
reference Is also made to the Latin
American library 10 be established in
the city by contributors from the sew
eTal nations AS this project appears
70 depend upon the erection Of a suita-
ble building for said library by the
United States il is much feared that Il
will lapse into a condition Of innOcu0us
desuetude and stay there.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03

Mr Millikcn, chairman Of the Com
mirtee 0n Public Buildings and
Grounds, this morning called up House
Lil i0I, DO purchase a Site aud erect a
p0stchce in this city which passed the
senate amended So as % make the site
DE square fronting the Avenue on Tue
south between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, and asked for a conference
Me,srs Miikeu Lehlbach and C.uuie
were appointed couterrees,
There seems 40 reason t0 doubt but
he pin Will become q law The House
committee laV0Ts tha site and Lbe OPP
position tLe bill Will meet M the House
T1olaly Will prove futile
AS Soon as tie C0ufefrees we've ap-
rainred Mr. MiIEken hasleuGi oul tl
Grange viii lbe senate c0ufgrrelss
Ml-srs Morrill, Sp1ouar aul Vest
Nr Lablback IS u1l 10 the elty tul Nr.
llua S. aul IS d and Mr. Alikeu
aIe aEIeed 1u me matter there WLl De
The daily critic., 1890-06-03

Before the Senate Committee on Fish
eties this morning there appeared in
opposition to the proposed transfer Of
the Fish Commission to the Agricul.
tural Department the following per
sons
Professor s. p. Langley, secretary Of
the Smithsonian Institution; Professor
Brooks Of Johns Hopkins University,
Professor T. G. Mendenhall Of the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey, VI. A. r. Crittenden Of Middle
town, Conn; Mr.. Eugene Blackford,
president Of the New York Fish Com
mission
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
MR.. EDMUNDS MEAN ATTACK ON
COMMISSIONER WD0NALD.
ROBEST ENDSEILFUL. BUT HDEa0GRHT
Even Senator Plumb's Sense Of De-
cency is Offended.
TIE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS INHARHONlOUS
Congress Thanked by Mississippians.
The City Postofice Bill Will
Psss-Other Matters.

Resolutions from the Louisiana Legis-
lature were presented to the Senate ev-
tending thanks to Congress and the
President for the relief afforded to the
sufferers from the recent Mississippi
foods.
Mr.. Davis from the Conference Com.
mittee on the Dependent Pension bill
reported that the committee had been
unable to agree. As the conference
had been asked by the Senate, Il was
ruled that the report should be made to
the House first Pending such action
the report was Withdrawn.
Mr.. Edmunds' resolution for an in
vestigation was taken up. After dis
cussion the resolution went over until
tomorrow.
The resolution proposes that the
Committee on Fisheries shall investi-
gate a statement made In a New York
paper few days ago giving the list Of
appointments made by Commissioner
Mcdonald since he had been In Office,
showing the relations between him and
them, the salaries paid and the aggre-
gate amount paid to relatives and kins-
folk.
Mr.. Plumb opposed the resolution as
most extraordinary proposition. The
Secretary Of War had been arraigned
on the floor of the Senate as a saloon
keeper. Under the theory Of this
resolution the Senate might be called
upon 10 investigate the charge. The
newspapers were filed every day with
abuse or misrepresentation Of Govern
ment officials, and resolutions might be
offered for the purpose Of vindicating
those officials He regarded the reso-
luton as setting a dangerous prece-
dent.
Mr.. Edmunds did not believe the
Committee on Fisheries would white.
wash anybody. The Fish Commission.
not being under the direct control Of
any Of the great Departments Of Gov
eminent, as he thought II ought
to be, Congress alone could In
quire into Its management. The
charge Of nepotlsm and misconduct
was made against Commissioner Nc
Donald-names and specifications were
given to show an attempt TO get up a
family ring" 20 the detriment Of the
Government lie believed the story
partly true and partly untrue, and he
wanted TO know the whole truth.
Mr.. Jones Of Arkansas said II the
statements were true Mr.. Mcdonald
should be removed from his place, and
n they were not true Congress and the
public should know IT,
After the resolution went over the
Silver bill came up and Mr. Pugh Of
Alabama addressed the Senate.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
zoologlcal PARK Uommi..lonera.

Messrs Whcatley, White and Car.
penter, the commissioners to condemn
ground for the Geological Park, held a
meeting yesterday and closed their
labors, so FAR as giving q hearing to the
property holders interested in the con.
demnation They will meet next
Thursday 10 decide on the award
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
houses At Falls church, va.

A new cottage, situate only mluutcsr
walk from Falls Church stations, W 4 ID.
K. r., Va, containing rooms, bath pan
try and trunk room size of lot, ll01I50
feet. Price, 50, 100. Terms easy.
ALsO-A new cottage, situate only 5
minutes walk from Falls ChuTch station
W. & %. X, r., Va, containing pariOr,
dining-ToOm, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, bath,
servants room and sttic. Price, $500.
Terms easy.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
The OREGON ELECTIONS.

Chances for the Governorship Are in
Favor Of the Democrats.
PORTLAND, oREe., June 3.-Very
incomplete returns from the State have
so far been received, but the election Of
Herman, Republican, for Congress is
assured, The chances for the Govern
orship, however, are in favor Of Pen
noyer, Democrat The remainder Of
the State ticket is Republican, and also
a majority In both branches Of the
Legislature.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03

BY request Of w. F. Aldrich Of
Alabama, was the unusual indorse-
ment on the bill Introduced in the
Senate to day by Mr.. Blair to provide
compensation for the service Of attor-
neys for defending destitute persons In
criminal actions in the courts Of the
District The same bill was introduced
in the House by Mr. McAdoo, also by
request, but whether Mr.. Aldrichs or
not does not appear.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
a loyal Legion Petition

lIr Ingalls, presented in the Senate
to-day the petition Of the COmmandery
Of The District Of Columbia, Military
Order Of the Loyal Legion Of the
United States, concerning the publica-
ti0n of the Official Records Ol the Re
bellion The Legion wants the pub
licaii0n toproCeed without delay.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
The Deceased Thought 20 he william
Harris OF This city.

An unknown boy was reported killed
on the Baltimore and Ohio track at
Hyattsville yesterday afternoon.
This afternoon Mrs. Eliza
Harrity reported at Police Headquarters
that her nephew, William Harris, who
lived at 206 l. street northwest, disap.
peared yesterday morning and has not
been seen since. From the description
of the boy killed at Hyattsville she Is
satisfied II Is her nephew.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03
IN. Service Pension Ia danger.

Mr.. Craig, one of the House con.
ferrees on the Dependent and Service
Pension bin, says that he does not
think the two Houses can get together
on their differences. The Senate so far
has refused to recognize the
service pension at all. The
caucus Of House Republicans
last night instructed their eonfeTees 10
70 insist upon the service pension, as
well as the dependent pension, and
that no pension be granted for a sum
lower than So a month. So long as
these instructions hold Mr.. Craig fears
the bill will fall between the two
Houses. as he thinks the Senate will
not yield.
The daily critic., 1890-06-03


Advertisements under me- head, fsifr tines o.
less ~ cents foT one tnsertl0H' 20 esnts for three
LTOR sALE-A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT
III once; 9story and basement brick house;
rooms and bath; al mod imps; situated at
No. f36 I 81 n W; price $4,000; terms one third
cash, balance I, and 3 years. Apply
TO FRANCIS HUFrY, 1901 80 n W. fel1 20
EOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
II frame house. Just finishing; nydrant In
yard; lot lGxii5; snug home, price, $500. Ap.
ply 20 ROBERT j. THOMAS, Room No. ?, 0i3
18th 81.
L1OR sALE-FRAME HOUSE e06 IN y
IN foot alley, bet 9th and 10th and q and II
stss W; rooms: hall on both floors; closets
fronting the Potomac; IS per cent Invest.
ment; lot 3it feet front by ca deep, 20 feet
from 9th 81. Apply within.
IyOR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
IN houses IN Washington, iOG, los and 10
iith 81 q; two-story and basement, brown
stone trimmings; 2 rooms and baths electric
bells and gas; price, $500 each, 500 cash
balance "a suit or trade for good lots.