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The daily critic., 1890-11-19
Propossd PoNsr-Houss.

Il is reported that the Washington and
Georgetown Street Railway Company
has purchased the square lying be-
tween Thirteen-a and half and Four
teenlh streets and ID and L streets and
will erect thereon a power house for the
proposed Fourteenth street cable road
Mr.. Allison NailOr stated last evening
that oil the property 10 the square ex
ctpl that on which his livery stables
stand bad been sold, but 10 whom he
would not say The amounts paid for
The other lots ranged from S. 300 10
Sl7 600. and negotiations are now being
made for the transfer Of Majors stables
10 The uHkuOwn buyers, who, il Is said
refused 10 state FOR what purpose they
wanted tbe pr0pertv.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
KENSINGTON PARK,

Formerly knowles. on the line Of the Metro
poltau Branch 0t the B- 8 o. r. h.
The Most Beautiful Place Of Residence About
the city Of Washington.
The lots al Eensingt0n Park are being sold
rapidly. Many ul our best citizens have taken
two or more Whyf Graded aud maCadam
i1ed streets, paved cutters board sidew AXIS,
trees and tree boxes on every lot and nue.
residences HIe evidences Of permaueucy and
stability. Among recent purchasers are Br
H. Warner. who has taken eighteen lots aud
Is nov erecting a $1,000 house, which Will be
a tine addition 70 the many beautiful resi-
dencts there; hF Duboi., the Well-knoWu
patent attorney has purchased nlteen lots;
Engineer II B LOCKER, tWo lots; 3, b. Clark,
tBO lots; Mr. lruesdel, seven lots; B. Il Gil
bert q T. Wolfe. b Z Mitchell " q
Morgan and many others. Mr. McCom Al the
vel AuuNu aud popular druggist OF this city,
Wil shortly build druEstoIe e 40 the Park
The contract has been given Tor the erection
81 a beautiful depot az the Park
Parties buying AZ hen7lnEtqu have positive
assurance thai whatever muueg and tuerlY
Wi.l accomplish when combined shall be con
bring t to he front rank li aA suburban
places
I9thr rrut paying people aud those having
q feW dollars 90 spare each month We would
say Just q word Don't lat another week pass
over yuuf heads Wiz out seeing kensinEtou.
select "a size Tor home OF lay the foundation
tof q sale and good Investment without de-
20 cut tQ heusluEt0n- Lots a. All prices from
$50 up % 500. size ui lots from 5000 feet tq
ao,Q0l square feet. Buy on the ground door
Polite salesmen VII accompany parties %
keu siuEtun-
80 Tran u1rtati1u free
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
FOR AHlRINE BOARD.
Report Of the Committee Of Omctols
OF the Treaaurv

Report Of the Committee Of Omctols
or the Treasury
The committee Of Treasury officials
appointed to consider the recommen-
dations Of the United States delegates
to The International Marine Conference
concerning the establishment of a ma
rine board under the Treasury Depart
meni has made q report To Assistant
Secretary Spaulding. A bin TO establish
the board accompanied the report
The committee does not agree with
the recommendations Of the Marine
Conference delegates that five members
Of the board should be experts in mat
ters relating to the merchant marine.
and that an admiralty lawyer, the chlir-
man Of the Senate Committee on C'n.
meiCe agd The Chairmln OF the House
COmmitee on Merchant Nlrinc an
Fisheries should be ex OHicio mam lcrs
The bill. draft Of which Is sub
miHtd FOR transmission 90 Congress
provides that the board shall consist vt
one of the Assistant Secretaries of The
Treasury. who shall be ev ofici1 chiir
man Of the board. to he dtsiynit''l by
the Secretary Of the Treasury. 40 me
following named officers who shall be
ex oiliCio members:
The chairman Of the Light House
Board the Supervising Inspector G IN
eral OF Steam Vessels, the Surgeon
General Of the Marine Hospital
Service, the General Superintendent OF
the Life Saving Service, the Commits
sioner OF Navigation. the Superin-
tendcnt Of the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey, the Chief photographer Of the
Navy
None Of the members OF the board
shall receive any additional compensl.
tion by reason of any services performed
under this act, but shall receive mile
age az the rate Of eight cents per mile
when travelling under official orders
The board is 10 meet for organization
within sixty days from the passage Of
the act, and thereafter It shall meet on
the first Tuesday of January, April
July and October Of each year, and ~
such other times as the Secretary OF the
Treasury shall direct
The board Is to grant hearings to
persons interested in the merchant ma.
rine or NAV examine these persons. The
board Is TO collect and publish informa
tion, TO recommend 10 the Secretary Of
the Treasury the distribution among
the Treasury bureaux Of the execution
Of the existing law and to make an an.
nual report for transmission to Con-
pTegg
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
in THE PRESENCE OF HIS WIFE.
weli-Enown Maryiander shot aud
Killed Hfmseif

\ We'll. known Maryiander shot aud
Killed Himself
BALTIMORE, Mp, Nov. 10-Mr. Lee
Webster this morning shot and killed
himself in the presence Of his wife at
the residence Of William Renshaw, 1901
North Charles street Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster came IN from their country
home yesterday, and last night Mrs
Webster went TO the theatre with Mr.
Renshaw, returning home a little after
~ o'clock. Immediately upon the en-.
trance Of his wife aud MIR. Renshaw
Mr.. Webster shot himself II is said
ilat Webster had been drinking and
HAT he was in financial trouble He
belonged to one Of the best families In
the Stale
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
HOTEL ARRIHALS.


Metropolitan George ID. Reeve, Philadel-
phia; T. Watkins aud wife. Chattanooga,
Tenn Campbell Clarke, Newark r. l..
Baker New York.
Nlti0HGl-J. Herald, II II Locker anu
$ Oppeuheimer, New York; T.. l. Rains,
Philadelphiai George Dwight, lrs Spring
field, Mass
50. James-H. Gardner, Baltimore. A. A.
Newton, COhOes, \. y Gesterding, Ham
burg, Germany; William z, Appleyard,
Chicago.
HR arFs-F. NJ. Crookston aud J n.
RidenOur, New York; Charles F. Tabor,
Albany; s. NJ. Mills, Dayton, Ohio, James
secOr ana wife, Toledo.
Eiggs- Daniel Coolidge, Johnstowu: J.
b Raymond, Chicago; Joseph Byron, Bos
ton.
Helcku's.-W. b. Reese. New York;
samuel q. J0hustone, Erie, Pa; Wm +.
Shopleigh, Boston.
H1ualcga Stephen g.. Clarke, J ohm A.
King and family, New York; W. BuFdette-
'outlsr N. P.s Stratt0n street, London
sLaslaBt-W. L. Hall. Omaha, Neb.; Il.
q. Hin. Utah, Nathan Jlman and wife.
New York.
AdiHa'0a- Roger n. sherman, William
Gillette, New lnrk; Melville p. stone,
Chicago; William a. Rumseyt aud gife,
London, Eug Mr. and Mrs. ". ID. saw
yer Dover y. H
AgHHadis-Ar and Mrs r. Keeling
ford, Philadelphia, A. D. McCusker aud
Wife, New York.
Ejbdt-H G. Anderson, Brooklyn, Cap
tain p NJ. Smith, I S. A.. Commander A
". Weaver, q S. a., S. b R0yst0u, BaIti-
more Lewis Kennedy and Bife, Cincinnati
Hotel JstHsU.-D Rogers and wifs. Wor-
cestsT, Mass; u s Parker, New York, "a.
vs. Hubbard. Dallas, Tex. r r MAXWELL,
Lyuchuurg ha NJ, W Ch0llar, Laurel
Nd
G.frsg r MayberrY aHl Mrs r.
W- MayherY GTeeuyius, n, C= r ~
GrlEs New York.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19

him Tie may cmbartass it by an at
tempt 20 retain The leadership Of his
party in defiance of the evident pro
Irietie rf The case. but be cannot
greatly impair It's vitality or Dsrma.
utrty diminish iIs strength. Any ra-.
istauee on bis part win simply FORCE
the rarity 'o dsp1se him sooner or
la'rr and ba D wfu and ls -ta
rere qs bis friends have heretofore
claimtd for him. evil retire af hi.
own sccord. Mr DuIoS viii no
doubt sue etd TO jhe leadership. Tie
is strong man ng omplessive. ner
hars rs Mr. puSFrI hiss been from
British standpoint. but competent
enough. uI hp vHI clrv with him
she Hllglr.h VOTES which. after ul.
garst.me fhe substance Of the cause
That Nr rAryul-3av .r greatness IS
oy,r no one who hs followed .ag
O'~ltA affair can doubt
]ru.E tN us ISSUE atm#, WE
is ra' very complimentary m -n5..t
'...f.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
BAPTIST LITERATURE.
some Views On nc by Divines OF That
Denomination,

some Views On nc by Dtvines OF That
Denomination,
The individuality or Baptist worship
and immersion was the principal
subject discussed at the mornings ses
sion Of the Baptist Association. repre-.
senting eleven churches In the District
at the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
corner Of Sixth and 4 streets
northeast. The discussion was unwIt.
tiugly pIecipitated, as he said. by Rev
DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry, formerly Of Rich
mond, Va, and was upon the report
OF the committee on Bible and tract
distribution, consisting OF Rev. Drs T..
G. MCador and $. W. Green and G.. w.
Mccullough.
That part pf the report relating 20 the
distribution Of Bibles and other Baptist
publications was amended by striking
out the word "Other," after which the
report was adopted. Those who par,
ticipaied In the very Interesting discus
sion were Rev DIR. J. l.. NJ. Curry,
Brother A. Nj. Clapp. Rev, DIR. Stakely,
Rev. DR.. Meador, Brother Richards.
Brother Thompson, with Dr. Curry Al
the close.
DR. Curry said he did not believe In
the Old Testament as a Baptist book or
that Christianity was prolonged
Judaism.
Brother Clapp was In favor OF estab,
fishing a stock company for Baptist
publications In the District
DIR. Slakely said that he did not be-
lieYe that baptism was the most import
ant principle 10 Baptist worship, but
the regeneration OF church membership.
DIR. MeadeT said that Baptists do hold
distinctive principles independent Of
an other beliefs.
Brother Richards said that Baptists
wear a distinctive badge and asked II
you strike out that distinctive badge
what are the Bapusts
Brother Thompson said 'the Baptist
Church was the oldest Ia the world Il
Is the Church Of Christ Christ was
baptized by John the Evangelist, and
the Bsptisis were the founders Of free
government In this country,
A recess was taken al 1890 TO ? p IN.
az which session the reports upon the
uniform issuing of letters from one
church 10 another. and upon temper
aEce, were discussed and adopted
Al : o'clock this evening the closing
session will be held and the report upon
education will be considered Rev.
Dr. Curry, who is secretary 10 the trus-
tees Of the Peabody educational fund,
will deliver an address upon the sub
iect. DIR. Curry was Minister 10 Spain
under President Cleveland adminis
tTation.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
PORTER AND TIE CENSUS

viii Make = Reply 20 His Critics IN
Magazine Article.
Hon. Robert p. Porter, Superintend-
ent Of Census, at the urgent personal
solicitation Of Colonel Lloyd Brice, sdi-
tor Of the North American Review,
has prepared a long article for that
journal, which will appear 10 It's De,
cembeT number. on the Eleventh Cen,
sus and alleged parlisanship Ia its man.
agement 10 This article Superintend
ent Porter will give a thorough resume
Of the work of the pTeseRt census, al
the same time making a reply 10 some
OF the criticisms that have appeared
from time 10 time
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
Nsw Features 10 Gloves.

The Duchess Of Portland Is respecta-
bic, So The English fashion authorities
say, for the return % the charming style
uf drawing the glove over the sleeve.
There is a certain picturesque elegance
IN this method oi wearing gloves not 10
be Otherwise obtained q glove specially
designed fur such wear. and differing
from the mOusqurtaire that BeFnhardt
years ago So treated, has been christened
the Duchess Of Portland II ends 10
uBemphasized gauntlet effect Another
new feature iu gloves is large buttons 0f
exactly the same shade as The kid. Rus
sian leather gloves are u0W brought on
In tan shades as well as In the red 10
which they were exclusively eluhned
on their first appearance.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
Ths usproatabIs ElasI Towsr.

The stockholders in the Eiffel Tower
enterprise are feeling blue just now IN
consequence Of the steady diminution
Of their receipts In the season nov
closing G6j 900 francs Were taken in
The cost of keeping the tower open Was
$50. 600 francs, and 1900 more were
spent for repairs. Next year the small
profits Of this year will be wiped out, Il
Is expected and a considerable deficit
vii appear ~ pace 4l ~ IN vie" OF
served for future use from the profits Of
The exhibition Hear-
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
nmcnr. Annnint.h

The following appointments ami pro
motions have been ordered 10 take
effect on the police force on the 20th iu
slant Private Z. c. Smith, promoted 10
private class 2, vice ] w Howell re
moved; Joseph j. Pierce, appointed
private Of class /, vice Smith pro.
NOTED Alpha W. Parham, appointed
private, vice Schneider resigned;
Michael Collins, appointed private,
class } vice F0X resigned
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
H1Iss BAYAED's INSTITUTE,
NorwalE, Conn.

A Home school for Girls and Young Ladies.
Number % boarding pupils limited % rweuty.
Excellent sdyaut5Ess ~ Muslo, Art aud lhe
Languages, Gymnasium Pleasant grounds.
HealthfuI location Fupls boarded through
the SUMMER months. Board. washing ana
tuition ln the English branches, $500 per
scholastic year. send FOR circular.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
His JudEmeat Wa W4Fped

rflN HHHEfgH HsEklg
She What 40 sou lhiuk Of tLis lace.
Johug
He H0W much 3.i Il c0sls
She Ten CgH-s q yard.
He-0 it is 1EiliariuELy beautiful
H0W much more exquisite it Is than the
expensive kinds y9u used b buy
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
pId Not want . chnrneter.
From lfmssv's Westiy

from MhHttHt WtthfU.
Bank President-Whatl You come
to me for testimonial, when only a
month ago discharged you for dis.
honesty
Ex Cashier-Ies know, but you
see l am applying for place with a
Western real estate agent
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
CIaimed 40 Wa CIulbsd-

Henry Green a C0l0red man, was
charged IN the Police Court to-day with
disOrdeFly conduct on n street last
night Tie claimed he had been dubbed
By Officer Dean, first on the street aud
subsequently, by another officer 10 his
cell al the station. He was fined s.,
Judge Miller remarking that If be was
satisfied the man bad been Clubbed be
would order the prosecution Of the 0fi-
GERS.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
Mss AIEENs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
stamford Conn

Established On 1858. Prepares for college,
travel aud home. The method by which the
mental faculties are educated viii be found
n the second edition % Miss Aiken's pam
phlet on Concentrated Attention" nov
ready, for sale an Breutau0's, Unlou square.
NeH Inrk.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
Koeh . n EDuobIed

BERLIN, Nov The Emperor wllI
probably confer tile of nobility upon
Professor Koch as o reward for his
services IN Che interest 81 science.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
Approved ssYsaly -Oue AUpiieatIous.

The Commissioners today completed
the consideration Of liquor licenses TO
Lieutenant Amiss' precinct, The board
has generally agreed upon most Of the
cases, but Commissioner Douglass still
expresses his determination not % per
nil more than 400 Licenses 10 be issued
He has already approved seventy one
and very fgW applications iu the pre-
ciuCt just completed have been re-
iected
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
TEATEs' INSTITUTE
Laucaster,P Pa

The Rev. MONTGOMERY R. HOOPER M.
A., Head Master. Four boys received as
members OF the head masters family. AZ
present there are two vacancies. Mr.. Hooper
has sent boys 20 Harvard, Yale, Princeton,
Coluu bia, Lehlgh, Amherst Trinity, West
Point, Annapolis, SC, and has not had a can
date Ior admission rejected
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
@ LUKE's SCHOOL
Bustletou. ncar PaIladeIplla, "a.

BustIstou. near Philadelphia, Pa
A high class school Exceptionally laal-l-
tul location. Delightful surroundings. Doing
good WurE. Trgpars or auy college or bnzi-
ness. Boys seat ms year % Yale, Harvard
and FEinaeton. Special earsQ younssF boys.
Number limited
CHARLES 5TH0ur
Principal
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
M Ellis COLLEGE FOR WOMEN,
Aurora, Csyuga Lake, y Y.

Three full courses Of study. Location
beautiful ard healthfuL A refined Christian
home. rev building ready next September.
Session begins SEPTEMBER 10, 1850. seni
for catalogue.
Es. FRIsBEE, d. d,
PriugiDal
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
A Po0r Companion.
Fram Halpsr Ba=ar.

DasLaway-I have fallen into the bah
habit OF talking 10 myself lately.
ClevertOn-I wondered Why sou
we're looking So bored
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
An Ignored CoasidsFatioa.

FT9la nls -iHlsrid1H Grocer.
Weeks-Im afraid Brown is not very
steady. don't think he will stick 10
bis business.
Wentman-Oh yes he will. You
forget he is working 10 a glue factory.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19

1uE ATLANTA Constitution seems 70
J ave gone wrong this year Il began
ly proposing the idio,ic and puerilc cx
uedIent Of a commercial boycott against
the North In case the LODGE Election
hin was passed, and now It has put the
oapsonC on the structure Of IT, folly by
proposing Mr PAT CALuoUN, the a..
tomey Of powerful railroad corpora
tlon, as an Alliance candidate for the
uiitd States senate After all how
ever, the Constitution has lasted loager
as O leader OF Georgia opinion Than
could have been expected. 4 protection
organ In State which IS overwheIm.
iugly opposed toproteclion could hardly
have hoped 10 influence public seuti-
ment for q very great WHILE but two
such blunders as the boycott and the
CArHoUN propositions ought to queneh
thar hope Ia any save a fanatics breast
The CJHshta'ioa VIII now make way
for the EfsaiHg J0uFHai
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
IT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Annapolis, Nd.
. NDEN SEMINARY,
Llritz, Pa

A school for young girls and young ladies,
al Lititz, Lancaster County, Pa. 9th year
A safe, comfortable school home; thorough
methods; careful oversight Of the individual
pupil; advanced courses OF STUDY very pleas
ant location; steam heated. $50 per year.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
Chius, COVE aad FbosDhorle ThouEht.

flliH ~ i.HaElE0ls JQaFaIE
Best match i ever Leardof What
The woman sho thinks she q literary
has mauied The man Wh0 thinks be is
goo o cgCk
The daily critic., 1890-11-19

QUITE 4 NUMBER Of the great New
York dailies Of this date made use Of
1HE CEITIc's political gossip given in
Yesterday issue, bulth Tribune aud the
sun are the only ones In which We ind
any credit given 10 THE Critic, which
furnished the facts. The Times refers 70
ne as "a Washington paper" hut others
simply gobble the item aud treat Il as
'Tiginal with themselves. We hope
our esteemed contemporaries will not
spare The Critics modesiy so care
fully hereafter We expect 10 print a
great deal of mighty lively gossip
duriBg theseasoH, and are not bashful-
not 40 all
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
Tbis Is ID awful F7IIl

IHEEE sEEas no reason 10 conclude
that PAHNELL' d06ufal viii have aDy
serious effect upon the political sitla-
tion 10 England The Irish question
uas e. cd enc before PAESELL made
hlmseif prominent 70 has 0ltliFei
mauy leaden aud VII easily 9ldiVs
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
STANDING FIRM

From more than one authentic source
we Get The assurance that the RspuH.
licars intend 60 -r right ahead with The
programme 0f -i-laion adrplclat 'he
Iast session, and To- execute en- much of
it as was lcf. unfinished when Congress
adjourned in October This of course
Jortcmplatos the passage by the Senate
Of The LonGE Election bin. several labor
bills and a number of others fa'berad
lv ihe majority and considered as party
measures There is NO reason why this
should not De done To do otherwise
would De TO acknowledge that the party
was wrong iu tle first place. No two
Republicans seem i0 agleo. 90 we accept
lL,irI iyu0orary,s us evidence. upon
any explicit Interpretation Of popular
feeling os manifested by the hte elec
i..rs so two unite iu admitting
that those elections constituted re-
luke To- the policy inaugurate1 last
winter They all insist that the people
were dolulel by misrepresentation as
90 The effect of the MCkINLEY bill. that
the country cast its vote in error anil
that the great heart Of the American
nation beats warmly ne ever with c'n.
G5,nce and affection toward the Re.
publican party Believing this, the
leaders would be unworthy Of their
position aud false 20 their highest
obligations 90 they faliertd for one
moment in the course marked out for
them There IS nothing for them save
tp press forward, complete the pro-
Eramme Of last session, and thus GO
before the country In 1892 with the r..
publican case fully made up
Mn BoBERr HiNCKLEY, the we'll.
known portrait painter is now putting
the finishing touches on an heroic
portrait Of the Duke Of Wellington.
ordered for the Wellington Horel 10
Clicaao. AS The picture Is to be-
lpIei t1 rs destination very Soon
NJ liN,stE has Yielded 10 de.irs
expressed in many quarters that {, be-
exhibited ard viii open bis studio for
ilai purpose 90 morrow Thurslly,
Until 10 O'Clock noon The siu no Is at
1910 Massachusetts avenue.
The daily critic., 1890-11-19


DUE EsTEEMED NEIGHB3E, the Post,
has a special from Baltimore in It's edi-
ii n npf 10 day giving some particularly
thrilling Intelligence about a duel 70 be
fau-lt there hetw,en two fiery, un-
tan ed youths whose names are with
held We are told that they are hot
blooded students Of Johns Hopkins
Uriversiry and moved 20 imagine
that more explosive and homisiial
Youths never left trail
Ci blood along the vale Of life And
ne are further informed thar the woods
near Druid Hin Park is 10 be the scene
Of carnage All that now remains Is 10
keep the affair from The police, aud the
country viii be furnished with
tragedy Of appalling magnitude.
r. s. 90 more careful examination
0f he Posts special We mud that the
meeting 8 aXed Tor Saturday az 80 ia
the morning that the weapons % De
a2calibre pistol and the distance thirty
PAGES From which we conclude thtt
n either 0f The c0mbaJauts receive auy
injury Il viii take the form 81 a cold in
the bead or az The worst bad case Of
sluhies Aduel that Is 10 be fought III
the woods a. half past -four on a winter
morning wiIh pistols at thirty PAGES is
much more apt o. Cali for sguills lhau
EaTEeTy
This Is au aVil. TgEL
IEE LATEST FE1Pu-III1S IS tlat
HuI shall be made Senator from New
YORK, then plt % rhe bead lf the n \
ti0lal Democratic Executive Commit
Zee ana thereby given the happiness of
manipulating lne election of GROVER
CIEVELASu t0 Tie Presidency 10 1892
We should Ike 10 have a ph0u0grapb
report of Governor HuLs s0Iil0qIy
Wheu this project uuf9lds itself % him
Il might not 10 for publication 70 .
elncly family journal but 8e should
hket0 have q all the same
THEHE sEEas 10 reason 70 conclaIe
bat PAHNELL' d0suIall Will have a1y
serious effect upon the political sltla-
tion 10 England The Irish question
The daily critic., 1890-11-19
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