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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

PIrlsBtEG, PA. July 3i.-forty-0nc
dwellings were destroyed bv fire IN Brad
dock This afternoon. and more than ih'ee
hundred persons were ipr the time being
rendered homeless. The houses were
all frame struciurp- and ueaIK al.
owned aud occupi.d bv employees al the
ste.l works and ths lamiiie, Of labOrers.
Loss. $1,000: insurance Sli.O)'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

LINCOLN. NER. Jily 3l.-presidcnt Fitz-
gpra.d. uf the Irish National League Of
America. has i-sIet AN urgent appeal 70
lll syWpaih'I rs with ihe cause Ia INN
litcly transmit al. available finds TO the
home oilitc 0. llc League in Dubln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Statement OF Norfolk and Western for the
month of JIno:-Gross. Sj3iji; increase,
s13.Us1; operating expenses. S@j2..6N: M
crease. 1896: net, sl>2.aGl: Increase. 49,
GO; January | 10 June 81. gross, S3."J'. ~;
increase. $j2D, so; operating eXpcns' :, 81
0j3iS; mcrcasn. $751; 20; net, Sl.V2i i9iD;
incrnnsn. xlIl.nSl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
ODDS And ENDS.

Ex-A'derman Michpl Ddiiy. who was ono
OF tn slo,dle combine' of lSSi who did not
run away 10 Canada. has commenced legal
.prOrfediugs t. secure what he considers
Shall he hi, equitable share II The money
paid for the Broadway Railway franchise,
which he claims was any where from SON.
800 - 500. .OO0, and b. nov sues John he,-
nan. who he saws was the receiver for a -en-
eral accounting. and he cites "Bill." Molnny
and CX-Aldcrman Robert De Lacey a. wit
nes-e-. The ease il in the superior Court.
b fore Judge Duyro, who has reserved HI,
ID. -,-.-iOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
TuE MONTHS TEMPERATURES.

TIE MONTHS TEMPERATURE.
Tho mean maximum temperature for
July lS,). was Sj.J; mean minimum tom
pcrature. G,.1: average emp"rlture, l6.N;
highest temperature. g.'; lowest tenn
perature. bis: rainfall. 3S1 inches. The
mean maximum temperature for July, lS,9,
was So: mean minimum temperature
Go: average temp fliurc, 800: highest
temperature. SD.S: lowest temperature, 60;
rain fall. iiG inches. Below is table
showing the amount Of precipitation ipr the
past seven months OF SD and the cores
pOnding months of 1873:
For iSJO: January. l.nl inches; Feb
ruiry. 2,1O inches; March. 3.Jl inches; I;
April, 2.9i inches; NAV. j.jl inchs-; June.
l.H5 inches; July. 3.Sl inches: total, 2!."5
hes. For the same period OF 1881: jan
uary. 81 inches: February. I - inches; /;
March. 90 inches; April. 6.l2 inches. May.
S.~, inches: Jlne. S.il inches; Jlly, l. 10
inches; total, fl.I1 inches.
THE CHICKEN sTTALER.
Flank FITZGERALD (colorei). charged with
the larceny uf LOT Of chickens here and
ghD WAS .cap'Irsa ~ Cnlsloiiiell eganiy.
pn yesterday. by two ppllce officers OF ihis
ciiy. after very exciting ch tse. had a
Ia airing IN The Mayors Court This morning.
lie was given nnety days IN Jli.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Isadore Rein h. Miss Clrolei Rim
ach AMI Nr. sol. H.inach. who have been
at Ocean View f0r the past wsek, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. Charles ". Hickman. Of Hampton.
Va. is in the city on q visit % his sister
Mrs. l. r. BIiierwJrth. Oh BOl'i0gbroOk
street.
Dr. ID. +. Rowland. Of Prince George
county. j. ~ the city
Mr.. i. j. ly-v. II Chesterfield county. j.
still critically III at his lr,tner's, IN Lynch
bllrv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

sergeant. Though often offered further pro-
motion. he invariably refused IL, as he sail
his only desire was tD carry the colors Of
the old regiment, which he 1id for over
thirty years. being the second senior Of his
rank in the state. lie is universally re-
grpttod by his Old comrades. to whom he
was endearld hA his many good quAllt.cs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
To yisit Tha, cettaxe.

AUGUSTA. NJ. July Sl.--secretary
Blaine and Emmons Blaine passed ihso,vh
here to-night On iheir way & Cape May, 70
visit presidsn, Harrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
CREEhSBORO
4 e.ignaiion % E,v. ~. II GwafEincy-
Death from Grief.

Death from Grief
GREEN BoGo. Y. e.. Ju'y 81 special /
Il il understood that 90, Niiksboro
road has been lcas d by The Richmond and
plnville s,strm flr period of ninetf-nine
years. : ,ne uf the lar-' - stockholders oi
the rev r,ll are said b De- m ich oppO ed
tu the lci>c.
TORsNTH'- TiXiBLE BA,is.
The Register of D.,ds OF F.r.yih county
announces thlt tlc return, are iar-er hy a
mililn aud ha!i thin rr tIe previous
years.
RESIGNED TIE pA-IORArF.
R.y. ". Il. GNaihn cy. ihs pastor of the
Il pu-t Church al jhi place.. his rendered
hi- resignation as pastor % take effect at
once. lie has received a call o. tue pls-
t0rate at Wake Fore College, ana tell- his
people mere that he has carefully weighed
every consideration. AMI !, cOut lnccd ih't
il j. hi- duty 10 accept the cdil. There Is
universal regret al tbs step. 40 minister
here In any church enjoyed more thoroughly
the love aud confidence Of the people. not
only in his own church but in all the others
rs well. and by men aud women outside the
churches. The parity and iaithiulness OF his
life has lett their impress ON all classes.
DEATH FROM GRIEF.
Miss Mary MurOW has recently died a
the home OF her father. IN ihe southern part
If Gu,li0rd county, Of parali sis. said to
have been induced 10y acute sorrow over The
death Of her brother, Eugene MurIow. who
died Of fever and Injuries received several
Neehs aSg VIII VII mn, i"i' III
Mnrr,,y has ba~n nm excellent educator.
hayiny taught number Of years i'm the
Graensboro cify schools.
- ',.,o,,., ,>,..r,r,.r,,
N",'i'' -
= ~, ''i't -, '';'',, h',r.. en-,
ono d,vs Tna enrolment 4, over one
hu,l~eI r. VS. organileJ AMI Is helm.
CONDUCTED hv ,yhffa e.ll.tfor. of the Ou4k.
or church.
Nrw curRru cD,fpLFrTD.
49,. p.,,,+ ci,,-,.l,
~" "a 80. ...,,.'.l.,,.', -T.I.,rl
v''i"''- - ~ ~ ,i;. ,i',.. ,,I
udcl'' ~ u M '''.' "', P'"
= one "l 'hi n'i n h '' '.'''. '.' u w.
ht'S "l tle "'l,'f' '''. "''' ~,
tpn hhs secured an -.lS '.s 7itIl in . 'I'n
UreehSp f'' a'l VIII a. '' 'ii'N ut!
one "i lhi U-7t o.i'' ''''. - Ia ''-
SAFE
SURGICAL INVENTION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

o. his way to Petersburg. Holmes was
taken seriously III, and stopped at the house
of a friend named Nike RIilin, who resides
neir the county courthouse, where he has
been for treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
CAPITAL MOTIFS.

1t is estimated at the Treasury Depart
ment this afternoon that the monthly dent
statement will show an increase OF about
four million dollars during the month 81
July.
Pensions: john Brogan. National Mill
tary, Home; samuel Ruth and Edward
Cosdy, National Military Home; Nimroa
ITammell. osso.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
PATRICK HOLMES FOUND.

Patrick Holmes. who has been missing
from his home in Prince George county for
the past week, ami who WAS supposed TO
hive been murdered ani then robbed OF
siXiy dollars, which he was known TO have
had on his person, has been found. While
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
sI.RGIcAI.IXYrNIlnN.

u. Il X. Gregory. of th., place. has
patented very ing"n'OIs -ur-c.l mNcn-
lio1 made of adhesive pid>'ef. cat ia such
shape ~ 10 De conveniently .s-nd IN draw
ine the Tip, oi 4 cat ar wouad toseiher with
out ihr necessity OF stitches. The United
states -Ir.eon General SAYS ii Is ihe great
est invention Og the NuHte, ulh century.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
rscArE rRoM nRowNING.

one of the members of the editorial fra.
ternlty, who have been enj yng .an excur-
sion 10 NOrehead since the meeting
OF the Press Association at Dur
ham. had narrow escape from drowning
while in the surf. Editor lIatchett, OF the
Henderson Daily Tomanawk. got beyond
his depth and was caught BY the under-tow
and would certainly have been drowned If
several gentlemen near by had not heard
his cries for help and gone 10 his rescue just
in time % save him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.

Tr.s .stacs of Wake Forest College met here
tp.dgy anr elected Prof. John +. LamCron.
e Missouri. 10 the Ir,f.ssDrship Of hl sics
at Wake Forc.t College. Professor Lam
ron L. now president OF the Baptist col
cge at Pierce City. Nc. AMI has held seN-
erll prominent proiessofships IN various
Ill LIZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
cmARGED Wrrn INCENDIARlsM.

\ negro man aud woman George Rowe
and Cora Daniels. who, 1t Is charged. at
tcmItsd 4 most iiendish act Of incendlarlsm
at Sew Bcrne few DAYS ago. have been
rapaurcd and put in jail. They fired ihe
house ol Mr. VI. I. Roberts Of that place.
b,.t fortunately the hlmcs were discovered
IN time 10 cXtinguish them before much
damage " as done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
pO,rOFrlCE SCANDAL,

W. I. Sluti- another postoflire clerk in
the office 1T Carthage. has been detected. !;
is charged. in carrying on wholesale rob
y,ry OF mails. lie WAS suspect d. and his
trunk was searched. Ia n We're found
abundant ,yldrncc, ~ hrs guilt consisting
,l r.gi-i red letters. chrck- dr'es. jewelfy
and various ether stolen articles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

AcClDKNrAL KILLING.

The coroucr's jury IN me case of the re-
cent killing Of Phillip Mclniyre and John
Milistcr az A-heville, have brought in -
ger,lict finding mat John Pratt did the
killing accidentally IN the ease ot Mcin-
tyre. and that Mcintyre himself did the Kill
M I'm tho ca.n " MILcster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
RESIGNATION.

Rev. j. VI. Ililyar, for six years pastor of
81. stephens Episcopal Church at Durham,
has rendered his resignation and accepted a
call in Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
COMMISSION EEVOkIp.

Governor fDWle to-day revoked the COM
mission hy which he ordered Judge >pier
Whitaker to hold stokes superior Court IN
pointed Hon. VI /. McCorsle, Of tatawh1.
Judge Of Eleventh district To succeed judge
: iilp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
BOY SHOOTS HIM ,El

\ thirteen-yelr-,ld son Of Rs. William
Phillips. who lives AT " M'uut N-rv. accident
,ly shot AMI killed hm,sif with gun.
rle load entered ni. breast, and death
seemed Il have been instin'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

The belief is current that the Court OF In
quiry, which has been investigating affairs
on board the United States steamer Rich
mond at Hampton Roads, Va, tor the past
three weeks, and which was aimed 10 sin
out the troubles between Admiral Glllis
and Captain Reed. has developed nothing
more startling than regulation family row
on shipboanl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
NOMINAIION OOssIP.

Representative Edmunds is. assured of
rc-nominaii0n accOfding 10 latest adtiee5
from his district. The Republicans 81 The
First Virginia district who have been si'eis
government positions by Representative
Browne and those who are working Tor
SIMILAR fsy0rs at his hands, have resolved
TO ren0mnate him. They met IN Washing
ton. The Virginia Republicans, following
| the policy VI Malone, now make ashing-
TON headquarters for all their conventions
and movements.
ReIse sentative Brownies friends say hs
will noi be antagcnized by Malone. Bow
den, on the contrary, made himself con-
spicuOus in supporting Langston. and Ma
hone has vowed to make IL hot for him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29

OAk FRAMES for cheap prints cArdS &c; or 400
WILLIAM LERUE, 81 Dsy ct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29
Excursions.
arm OF JULY. 1890.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO. Delightful Ho
day Trip The iron screw steamship GuSASDOTTE
49, tons win Leave Per 70 \ r. on thursday July
News sTriyiRE Friday atte5noon about O'Clock. Tho
for New York reaching her pier sunday evening Pas
take tas Norfolk ana Western Railroad at Norfolk Va,
or the chssnPeake and ohio Railway from Newport
Richmond ~ r ~ leaves Richmond on saturday
NJ; connecting with Steamship GuYASDoTTE at Nor
folk, Saturday night at Z O'Clock.
FAkES:.trom New York to Norfolk Va. S, round
trip. good for thirty days. Sl3: Newport News Va. ~
round trip good for thirty days $li; Old Point Com
fort 81 round trip good for thirty days S3 Richmond
Va railroad from Newport News $40: Richmond, Va,
railroad from Norfolk $40: Richmond. Va. via rail
from Newport News Norfolk round trip good for
fifteen days $l4: Baltimore Nd limit three daya - 50
tmeas aud stateroom between Norfolk and Baltimore
eNra) All the above tickets include state
room accommodations. Passengers can secure state
accommodation in advance Of day OF sailing This
be done by letter. telegram telephone state
rooms will not be held later than O'Clock day ship
sails unless tickets sold at time reservation
stateroOm is made Application for stateroom should
he made at THIS office and NOT board the steamer
WIN. H. STANFORD, q. +. A. Company's General or.
fees. 49, West st, Beach. New York. "A FEW
FACTS" with 3rS questions and answers. 18th edition
enlarged with and other additions Copies Of this
book eau be obtaiued on application at Companys
Onir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29

Az ON FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK
the people OF these United States celebrate the Gnnvsr
sary of the Declaration OF Independence will have
OUR FIREWORKS ON THURSDAY
THURSDAY this week will to BARGAIN DAY.
OUR STORES WILL NE ENTIRELY CLOSED
BOTH TRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29

with rise Of Thermometer and promise OF An unu'u'
,y warm summer thoughts OF thousands turn to cool
and Iishsums fAprics no other store " '"e'e
s,eh choice OF ali that's most desirable in GinEhsmS
Lawns sateens Chalies, PereAle' CAmbrics CAheos"
o,,,,., ,oa Ro,,inr. Ali varieties are systsmsti
c.ly and atractlrely displayed that tour through
an. treat sections enables quickly to decide from
witch 10 make selections 10 further smphu We
ouo,. tn. folio Of unsurpassed S'sort
msnts and values to be found:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29
NORWICH LINE,

for Gson, Worcester and all points NORTH and EAST
STEAMERS leave PIER -. NOKTi RIVER (next pier
above Desht9.sos ItreSs FsrryL DAILY Sundays sI-
cured ~ principal Ticket Offices in New York BrO0k-
Nn and Jersey CitY at rier 40 North River and on
steamers SflCIAL EACl RSIUS up Saturday nights
9nd down sundays from New YORK 70 New London and
leANrs Norwich P. N New london 0 Z II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29
AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHITE EMBROIDERED FLANNELs

enables to offer about ve thousand yards OF Extra
Quality ll.woO, JHrd'wde Embroidered nAnnel' in
nifty designs At tile folio wing reductions from actual
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29
PROVTDEMcE ETME,

for BOSTON, PROvIDkNCE. WORCESTER. and all
ride.
steamers CONNECTICUT and MaSSACHCSET will
leave fier ~ n r. foot Warren St, AT 80 T. daily
eNcept SUNDAYS arriving at Providence A. ~. Boston
'iI5 A. VI. 4 hnc OrcheBtra on each steamer.
Tickets and staterOomS secured at 10 257 2el 92I,
pa. aud 9'I BrOadway: Aston House Windsor. and
SOsinopoiihn totels; all Offices ~ y Transfer Co in
New York aud BrooKlyn, who will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence to destination TelO-
phOne call COrtlAndt. :Nh.h ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29
Steamboats,.
Dossss' :,,s.. FALL RIVER LINE.
FOR BOSTON, EEWrORI FALL RIVER PRovL
DESCE nd nil Pa
Steamboats,.

-Four steamers in commission-PURlTAN PILGRIM
PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY.
TWO each way week days lone on Sundaygl
, Fine orchestra attached TO each vessel
OF Murray ST.. follows:
$50 M.-For Fail River direct connecting with ex.
press train due Park Square station. Boston SO A. N
GO Nor he%port and Fail River; due Newport
due Park Square Station. boston, "a. NJ.
Returning, trains leave Park Square Station Boston
at and /, M steame leave Fall River AZ 79I and
70 7 n; Newport r ~; due New York A N. =.
SUNDAYS. leave New York 3 30 r. N, for ali
poins Returning leave Park Square Station, Boston
PULLMAN vEsTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS bstv.sp
steamer landing at Fall River and Boston.
Connection by Annex boat daily from BROOKLYN s
j. NJ: Jersey city. T. NJ. Tickets and BlAteroonls
may he obtained In New York at ISL TIa 9l4 957 and
l,5J5 BROADWAY; LILO 9th 2B4 West l2Sth st. and
~ las. i!ath ST.; l43 Bowery Astor House. and
steamers - - ~ - -
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-08-21
HOTEL 4RRIH4LS.

N,,sg.l V n r,-.st p,..,......-
ri5,lts ~. 'ii ti.' 0sss'4' -l..--.'
Ryder, Richmond, Va.:S. q. Norseh. Mem
phis Tenus q D. Wing. Mrs Ryan.
Misses W1marth and Bar'rf5r. boston. T
s,as'.21' S..1 /, gi,eve,9nd, 'hioi q. \. lg5
llH9ia y. liit'e, ia
li,' arr ~. =. randy, Cauloni Miss
~. E1i,-, y, hioh Springs Aiai B. b
'''e' ="
f,9,..t a--C W. Good. Iyuohmrg
~, w. W. 7" s,'ip1iTd, Jr" w. ll Rogers
"h.' o.. y. q. hOOruuk, NaW York
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-08-21
PERSONAL.

a statue 10 John Boyle O'Reilly is
suggested in Boston, and receives the
favor Of a number Of journals
Captain Ebenezcr Morgan Of Groton,
Conn, who died last week, first raised
the American lag In Alaska after that
country had become United States
property.
Nr II. II. Johnston, the British Con.
sui In Nyassalan1, has been made a
Companion Of the Bath. II. II. John
ston, who is not 30 years old, made his
first visit TO Africa several years ago,
when be visited and described the B5cr
colony at Humpata I'm Portuguese An.
COLA
Miss Harriet Hosmer is preparing to
leave Chicago for Rome She has com
plttCd the model for the Crerar LIN
coin Memorial, on which she has been
engaged since last December. She cN.
poets 10 leave for Europe on the 20th or
27th Of September.
Among the relics Of Daniel Webster
on exhibition Ia Boston, In connection
With The Grand Army gathering. were
fine oil painting Of Webster by Hcalcy,
a statuette made by ball, q rare cnarav.
ing Of the death bed scene aud several
articles used by the great lawyer, such
as q wicker flask, o cod line reel, fish-
ing hist, a hshlug knife and fork. etc.
The yauliing ambition Of Miss Kate
Dean Of MilllepDrt, Ohio, q goli.
looking % year oil girl. got her into
iai. 90 IUMeIly. Miss Dean was ar.
rested for roiEE into pasture field,
making q bride of her apron strings,
mounting o horse belonging % Beu
Hamilton aud riding the animal man.
fashion, around The lcld.
Queen Victoria pays great attention
TO The floral wrUaihs which she sends
out. Inquiry Is made as % what were
the favoTiie flowers 1f the deceased per.
son and n II Is possible they are ob.
tanned. All the royal wreails are
made at the gardens Of Frogmorc
State Senator CocFesball Of the
Oneida district has recently crossed
the Rocky Mountains riding on the
COW catcher OF q Canadian Pacific
Rai.way train lie tells a Tacoma re.
porter that 50 Impressed was hc with
the grlndness of the scenery that at
times he felt like shouting Ike an un.
tanned Tedskin.
eAeAAAAA inv ~ 81 A1AAAAAA4 hEAA
said DIT McCosh the other day. Dear
old Scotland with all her great assocla.
lions and grand and noble menl can
never forget her Ia memory / revisit
her every day Of my life. | had my
ticket bought not long ago for a voyage
20 her shores, but ! was not able when
the time came 20 go 20 Scotland. hope
yet 10 see Scotland once more,
Old Nicholas Luning Of San Fran.
cisco, who died the other day worth
Sl5 200, 600. was very grasping and
misery Some time ago an acquaint.
aEce who met him noticed that he
looked very unhappy What Is the
matter, Mr Luuiuggf he asked MAT
ter enough gTowled the old mil.
ionaiTe I've got IS ,000. 900 lying Idle
IN the bank, because ] can't loan Il at
anything over 0 per cent.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-08-21

l 30 th-eEiuz The NIuevlmp
grrss Y abuse The mcnror Of 'he
Administration And nothing can stop
tllu unless Mr. WNNANAEFR can be
itduc,1 10 exclude them from themails.
Now here is Mr. BENNErr .New York
tliieu day after day saying something
That must Dc lacerafine % The feelings
,l high Republican officers For in-
stance The other day me cruelty called
attention % the fact Ib8t old man
RsuHt how drJadfrlly ji7respecirul
This is-las o son JOINS p promising
young man and then proceeded 90 say
wiihcu, any apparent fear Of the con.
sequences that Young man RAUN
sent word TO the veterans that he was
son Of old man RNrN and would SEE
thatthcir claims were considered. There
Is no veteran So dependent or so disabled
Ur so much dazed over The want Of back
Pay as not 10 see that ii any man has
pun upon old man BAuN 70 Is young
man RAUM the family being one Of the
best In Illinois, alfCCti0natc and united. "
We submit that this kind of thing ina
newspaper ought 10 be stopped, and we
appeal TO WANAMAKER to stop H. lie
can do %, If thcibine can be stopped by
anybody
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-08-21
Arbitration Favored

FIe1 ne AsE f1fk A-FIt4.
Unless where The honor on safety Of
tie Commonwealth is concerned We
favor arbitration The Bshring Sea
controversy is in point The finn seal
fishery Is a commercial venture. aud
although under he American flag the
interest Is British. The skins are takaa
70 EuRlaud, there dressed and sold
five thousand people We are told,
living % ihe Industry America IS
therefore IN the odd position 0f con
tending against Great Britain for the
protection Of au Interest which = as
much BRUSH though it WeIe owned
in London
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-08-21
a DOMESTIC ADMINISTRATIONS
ITS WATCHWORD.


We sympathize with the emotional
New York Hsr1l3 in ils grief over the
attacks upon Colonel MoRcAN, Com.
missioner Of Indian Affairs.
After referring 20 the strange fact that
the Indian Commissioner IS ceusured
iot having appointed his wife as his
own confidential private secretary"
aLd Tor merely asking the Government
o. lay her expenses while travelling with
lin the Hsad informs us that there Is
ru impression that while woman has
tltsiiaiuod powers OF observation and
r0laiiou 70 is not IN her nature to keep
o. secret, and that such a position as
confidential private secretary js In
compatible With feminine human
nature But ihi impression" con
tiruU the Hatt formed, we atc
afraid uror otoo hls,y reading Of re
rrus Of Woman's Rights Conventions
Daughters of Rebecca, S0rosis spelling
tegs and temperance leagues and other
tstimabie organizations, Is unjust.
And then the Herald declares that Com
missioner MoRGAS deserves honor,
holding as be does q high place. by
showing by disappointment of his wife
Low false this impression i3 "H1 has
really taken. says the HsmR. "a noble
step M yiudicali0n Of the rights Of
woman and then the Herald adds
Moreover and let II be remembered
tEai this Is a domestic administration.
The family iie most sacred aud that
wEtueyeT a family man gels his nose
irio Tie public crib # Is his duty 10
hustle about until the noses Of the
whole family are IA c0ntenied absoTp,
tion aLd possession OF an that the crib
contains
A coIeC'eE position than that as
samed by lie Herald on this question
could not be taken by any one, even If
he should labor hard 10 do so. In fact
IL is Hs position. Why man, simply
because he Is in public position, should
h required % select some other mans
vile lor his private secretary ia prefer
euce 70 his oWns we cannot say; and
WY Nheh he gets the family nose into
The public crib, be should not hustle
and make all the family hustle until
the family appetite has been satisfied
- The family nose hes been pulled
tram The crib By the other party, no
DEe can explain. To 10 these things Il
The duty Of a member Of this domestic
afn iaisTaiiou, and only q Democrat,
or MugWump viii complain when
his auty is uobly performed, as lt Is IN
Tie cases Of Commissioner MORGAN,
-Toiutgudeat 0f Indian schools Dor
oEEsTEE and Commissioner Of Pensions
RAUN aui Lis son JoHH Get all you
c-n olt u public position, for a public
Office is private snap Is The inspir-
Ing v atehw9Fd ~ THESE noble patriots.
and f. fu5s an echo 10 the halls 7f tue
White House and IN al the Executive
Departments q the Government