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The daily critic., 1890-09-09
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IRON HeiHtf tdfieatIItHs
Miss b., Of the corps dc ballet at the
Court Opera House, called upon her
frienl, Miss c., whom she found busy
with her toilet. "Whatw said the first.
named danseuse, you have gray hair
alreadyf'
"Yes," replied Miss c., somewhat
disconnected, II turned gray 10 a single
night in consequence Of a great sorrow. ="
Next day Miss Il, called again. This
time her friend had completed her toilet,
and with the help Of eau de Fees her
hair was now a brilliant jet
"Ahp' maliciously remarked her Wis
itor, TO. day you hair Is quite black
again''
You see, remarked Miss c., 1T has
turned black again overnight as the re-
suit Of sudden iOyp'
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
COLONEL LINCOLN TELLS

WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT THE PRACTICE
IN THE PENSION OFFICE.
The House Raum investigating com
miiiee met at 1880 o'clock this after.
noon. The only witness examined up
to the hour Of recess. Q o'clock, was
Duputy Commissioner Lincoln.
In answer 10 interrogatories from Mr.
Cooper, MIR. Lincoln said that he has
made an investigation In reference to
the letter received by Commissioner
Raum from Mr. Lemon with an en-
Closute Of thirty completed slips. fifteen
Of which were defective. The reports
he said Of the chiefs and assistant
chiefs Of divisions varied as TO the per
diem presentation Of completed slips.
In regard to orders $40 and 1jl, he said
he did not think II required five days
time OF the entire force during each
week TO carry out the orders.
There bad been more answers 10 Con.
gressional calls during the months of
February. March and April than had
previously been the case. He had made
an investigation In regard 20 the
cases of persons not having attorneys
and had written his opinion, which was
approved by the Commissioner. His
views were that the orders should not
work to the disadvantage Of pension
claimants who had no attorneys. The
number of cases of persons not having
attorneys was about 10 per cent.
In regard to the calling up Of cases
Mr.. Lincoln said that the cases Of those
having Congressman or attorneys 10
represent them had been taken up first
under the old system.
A resolution was adopted that the
Lemon slips, filed in their regular order,
should be produced, and Judge Wilson,
counsel for Mr. Lemon, said he was
ready TO produce them at any time
The committee reassembled at 2:30
=. m.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Wilmington sIoeE EIchaaEe.


sales-Regular Call-l2 o'clock n
Chesspeake and Potomac Telephone, 90 az
I3- American GTaphOphoue, AZ ~ Wash
mgton Loan and Trust Co, 100 az a.
Miscellaneous Bonds - u. 5. Electric
"a, SIS, l60. W. & & r. K. IO-40 Ga.
ke323, lU3l; ". & g Convertible, 6s,
S-5i Masonic HAL Assn SIS, Y ISIS, 1905
Wash. Market Co.. LIST Mort, b's, 1usi
Wash. Market Co, Imp, 6's, III; Inl'd 6
Seahoard Co, 6's, g 1897, -; Wash. It.
Infantry, lst, 6s, 1904, %; Wash. ID. In
iautTy, ga, rs, 1904 s6, Wash. Gas Light
Co, Ser IA, Is, III; Wash. Gas Light Co,
Ser. b, 6's, us hygieuic Ice Company, lst
MORT 6s, lo3i American Security and
National Bank stocks-Bauk Of Wash.
nEtou, $50; Sauk Of Republic, 2t0. Metro
p0lltan, Zl0; Central 2s0, secoud, 200;
Farmers and Mechanics, l92. Citizens
lt9, Columbia, l.2, Capital 1l3. West
knd, 81. Traders l20i Lincoln, ll6.
Railroad stocks - Washington aud
Georgetown, 2d0; Metropolitan, l63; Co
lumbia, 10, Capitol aud North D Street,
g.; Eckiugton aud soldiers Home, 63i
Georgetown and Ieunalyt0Wu, 50i Bright
Insurance stocks-Firemsu's, as Frank
iu, So, Metropolitan, eQs National Union,
2O, Arlington, l15, Coreorau, G3, C0ium-
bia, =; German American. li5- Potomac,
so; RiEgs, sli Peoples 5, Lincoln, 5.
Title Insurance sGocks-keal Estate
Title, 1885 Columbia Title, 5i Washington
Title, r..
Gas and Electric Light st0cks-W Washing
ton Gas 4lli Georgetown Gas, 49s u. s.
Elellric Light l60
Telephone Stocks -Peuusyl ylFauia, 25
Chesapeake aud Potomac, 73i American
GEaphuphone, lG3
Mise CelIaueouE eUOcks.-M MashluEt0u Mar
ket Co, lT. Washington Brick Machine
Coz, $40; Great Falls Ice Co, Zl0, Bul
Run Panorama Co, 20; Nzlonh safe Dc
p0e.t 2a0 - NashluEton safe Deposit, .20
Washington Loan aud Trust Co, 4fi Ma
Ioua Topographic -; hzrgeulhaler, -
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, <; American
sIeuntY ald Trust Cor 81 Liuecln q ll,
So; Hygiene Ice CQ.s 5l luter-Oe 40
Building Cos =.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
Eieo

HARBIN- suddenly, on sunday, seplem
her z, iss0, Philip W Hardin, agei s5 years
Funeral from bis late residence. no. ga
Seventh street southeast, to-day, Tuesday.
az $3.50 o'clock p. m. Relatives aud friends
invited 20 attend.
GRART-On sunday evening. September q,
1850 az $50 O'Clock, Nellie Louise 1a1s
Ui III i. ana j. b Grant,
Iuterment az 8 p. 10. from her parents
home, A84 Seventeenth street.
ALNEY-on sunday, September q, I-i1,
Alex Aluey, aged i7 years.
BRADLEE-pE0Wuad on sunday Septem-
beE q 1850, Robert Bradley, aged -6 years,
COGGINGs-Ou sunday, September l9A,
at i.5o O'Clock q, M after long and painful.
i-llessr { lara %, eldest daughter lI Mary A.
and the late Robert C0ggius.
GARGEs-At sunset sunday, september q
lasJ, otto Goldsmith Youngest son li Eugene
II and Josephine NJ Garses, aged i3 months.
SMALLWOOD-Ou september g, l,ao, az $3.50
q. m., AZ the residence OF her SON. Thomas
SmallWo0d sherman avenue northwest, cltF,
Maria smallwuod lu the 59th year 1I ler age,
BRO0kES- Departed this Iie satlrlaF,
september G, ls.U. an O'Clock D ny, Theodore
Bruokes, beloved husband of 81 tttie Brrg Ees.
az his late residence, Ne, 1911 Twe.ith Ieet
northwest
CAWOOD-At FoWkes, King George county,
ha, September @ ls40, Mary ,, C4Wu1I Do.
loved vie Of Joseph -aWoqir ia The 4al- sean
qi ler age,
EICHsTADT-ou saturday, September
1850, az lslQ .. ~ Al III EiehstliL. an bis .aIa
residence, Il2 Eleventh street l1E-lHe=r. .u
tle uatl year Qt hIs age
Funeral private
HQQEER-Ou september 9. 1890. q. a u
an the residence 81 h S. Mcleod ID ta.U-
more Adl Mrs. sarah FIauk.llL e -. ar
aged 80 years
iuterueHf al OAK Hm Cemetery Tue Iag.
september y, 10 4 q. m.
MOONEY-Ou saturday. seutguGaa d. l-HI
at l2zQ, Mary a., beloved wife u ."#l
Mooney " The i9lh year gf har age.
HkOWN- on sunday. sapleu1sr l-3",
@ e.la O'Clock E- m-. Deacon Hiram HraFH-
ui BIS aEe
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
AT THE CAPITOL.
THE TARIFF BILL PASSED BY A
PARTY VOTE
ALDRlCH'S RECIPROCITY MEASURE
Agreed To---The Raum Investigation
Continued Col Lincoln the Only
Witness Examined,

When the Senate assembled this
morning II resumed the consideration
of the Tariff bill Various amendments
to the sugar schedule were offered and
rejected Mr.. Aldrich's reciprocity
amendment was agreed to by vote Of
50 10 2s.
BY vote Of thirty eight to twenty
eight-a strict party vote--the Senate
ordered the Tariff bill to a third read.
ing and engrossment The bill was
ordered printed, with the amendments,
and the Senate went into executive ses-
sion at 1858 p. m.
After q short executive session, the
Senate, at $40 p. m, adjourned to
meet at II O'Clock to morrow, when the
six hours closing debate on the bill
viii begin.t
In the House the Virginia election
case Of Langston We. Venable was called
up and much time was wasted by the
Democrats breaking quorum to pre-
vent its consideration,
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
SHE'S AT THR MnRGuE.
The Young Woman who Lost Her Life
from Smoking a Cigarette.

AAA NWWMk " WNANAu HNW AaNHN AANN AfAAN
from Smoking a Cigarette.
NEW YoBR, Sept. 0.-The body Of
the cigarette victim, Lizzie Brown or
Ethel Curtis, who was burned 10 death
by fire which started from a lighted
cigarette, Is lying at the morgue. No
one seems to know who her relations
are, though the proprietress Of the
house, No "a Lexington avenue, be
lieves that the girl hailed from Provi-
dence, II. l.. and that her parents re
side there. No inquiry has been made
at the morgue, however, and the
charred body Of the abandoned aud
sprightly girl may be buried in the
Potter's Field
Surgeon Chase Of Bellevue Hospital
says that the death Of the girl was most
distressing, her flesh being roasted while
her clothing burned about her. The
general impression is that the girl
lighted a cigarette and dropped into
sleep while It still burned. Surgeon
Chase, however, maintains that she said
that a visitor 10 her room set her dress
afire.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
lined Tor AssanIt

John Hurley and Charles Gray had a
fight on Saturday night and in the
Police Court today Hurley was charged
with an assault committed with black
jack. No one witnessed the affray and
Judge Miller had 10 depend on the testi-
moDy Of the prosecuting witness aud
the denial Of Hurley. The charge Of
carrying concealed weapons was dis
missed, bat fine of SIS imposed for
the assault
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
superintendent miles, E.timate

Superintendent Miles Of the telegraph
and telephone service Of the District
has submitted his estimate for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1892. II Is as
follows: Superintendent, 81, 600; electri-
clan, 81 200; three telegraph and three
telephone operators at 81, 600 and 5000
each respectively; expert repairman,
$500; two repairmen, S120 each, two
laborers, $400 each. For general sup
plies, $4,000 and for new alarm call
and register boxes, $4,000. The in
crease over the estimate Of the proceed.
ing year is 81 900.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
FOR A FAIR BRIDE.
COACH DRIVER KENNEDY CONVERTED
70 JUDAISM BY LOVE
Renounced the Catholic Faith to wed
Lizzie Isaacs-A Jony Wedding
Feast and a Jubilee.


Feast and a Jubilee.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-James A. Ken
nedy, a coachman in the employ Of q
livery firm on Division avenue, Brook
lyn, was married to Miss Lizzie Isaacs,
an attractive young woman, at the resi-
dence Of her widowed mother, No l0j
South Sixth street, on Sunday night
The marriage would have occasioned
but little surprise had not Kennedy re-
nounced the Catholic faith to become a
Hebrew.
Kennedy, whose FIRST wife died lit.
tie more than year ago, Is gray haired
and nearly 80 years old. His Hebrew
bride is a pronounced brunette, about
twenty five years younger. lie first tmet
her last winter when he rented fur.
nished room from her mother. The
widow and her daughter were lonely
many nights during the cold winter
months, and Kennedy was always a
welcome visitor, and while warming
himself at the hearth related interesting
stories Of his boyhOOd days In the
Emerald Isle.
Several months ago Mrs. Isaacs no.
ticed Kennedy paying assiduous atten-
tion TO her daughter. She discounte-
nanced H. but Kennedy became more
ardent in his wooing, and finally, a few
weeks ago, he asked Mrs. Isaacs for the
hand Of her daughter In marriage.
MS CHANGE OF FAITH.
Mrs. Isaacs said Il could never be.
Kennedy said he would be a dutiful
husband and would furnish Lizzie an
elegant home. Mrs lsaacs was obdu-
rate, and told Kennedy that her daugh-
ter was brought up In the Hebrew
faith, and whomsoever she married
must be Of the same religion.
Kennedy, who was devout Catho.
lie, was 10th to renounce his faith, and
he pondered over the matter for several
weeks. Although friends tried to dis.
suadC him from swearing allegiance to
Judaism, Kennedy told them he would
oversiep all obstacles In order to marry
the girl, When he saw Mrs. Isaacs
again he told her he was willing to be.
come q Hebrew In order to wed
Lizzie.
Rev. DR.. Leopold Wintner Of Temple
Beth Elohim on Keap street, Brooklyn,
took Kennedy under his charge, and
the coach driver expressed such sincere
devotion to the principles Of Judaism
that the minister was convinced that he
was in earnest.
THE WEDDING Feast.
The wedding was set for Sunday
night, and more than one hundred per
sons were invited, and Kennedy
dressed in a black Prince Albert suit
with white cravai and his gray beard
dyed black, looked more like 30 than
90 while the bride, In a white robe,
with a long white vail and q wreath Of
flowers, looked charming.
The services were of the most solemn
nature and both bride and groom an.
swercd the questions put 10 them in a
clear voice
After the ceremony Kennedy and his
bride were showered with Congratula.
lions and dancing followed until mid
night, when sumpuOus feast was
partaken Of by the guests. Kennedy
acted the part of host, assisted by hls
new molherin-law.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
a MIehty ouestIon for oonrre...

The Commissioners are in receipt
from Assistant District Attorney
Thomas Of an opinion in regard to
paving jackson alley, adjoining the
Government Printing Office. as to
whether the District can collect from
the United States Government their
proportion Of the cost. Attorney
Thomas says that the Commissioners
cannot do the work and charge the
United States with onehalf its cost.
The attention Of Congress, he says,
should be invited to the condition Of
jackson alley.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
sent to me Grand JurY.

]. Z. Thelon, who forged the check
on the Columbia National Bank and
did not cash II, but raised money upon
II at several places, was sent 10 the
grand jury in default Of 81 600 bonds
James Hopkins, both colored men, who
stole the check from a drawer In the
saloon OF +. j. Miller, where Il had
been left for collateral, were also sent to
the grand jury under bond Of the same
denomination
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
LeyaI b TheIr CaIef

The Carpenters Local Assembly, No.
l74s, Knights Of Labor, had a we'll
attended meeting last night al which
$500 was voted TO be sent 10 the New
York railroad strikers. The criticism
upon Mr. PoWderly by an alleged Balti-
more knight of Labor was condemned
and it vas stated that the man had been
expelled from the order some time ago
since which he had joined the Fedora
tion Of Labor
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
M. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW 0RIKANs. IA.
Address Registered Letters containing cur
-ll-g l-
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. la.

REMEMBER tlaE rag azF-ll. q prizes
ls GUARANTEED BY F1UR NATIONAL
Ban SIS 81 NCW Orleans ana tl5 tickets arc
signed lE the president 81 au institution
whose chartered sights are rgaH -u.zzd .l The
highest courts. therefore, beware uI Iu.tl-
-lls % anonymous schemes
REMEABER talr tls present charter 81
me Louisiana state Lottery 60 Walad tae
e-EhEAE COURT oF THE UNI ED STATES
has decided o. be a CONTRACT With the
state q Louisiana ana part af tta con 3 .tu-
ton u tae state p0Es NOT EEFIRE UNTIL
lANLAkH l 1885. Ilg Le-s atlrl d Lou-
ls-ana s-.-l aii.arlel % che llth 81 July
1. rlis year las ordered au AMENDMENT
-1 one Constitution al laz state. ll e. slb-
United 90 me HeaE.e at AZ r.suala ll lsal.
Wa-la E- cars -le charter 81 -le LDUL5L-
ANA LQ1TERF COMPANY uu q lla YeaE
AlNhIEEN HUNDRED A8D NINETEEN.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
CeItic DsFoti0n.

:" --7T3 u -I-9-----
Darlington tells some touching aneC-
dotes in illustration Of the devoted at
tachment Of the Irish peasantTy 10 the
gentry-an attachment, however,
which sometimes became embarrass-
ing, as when a faithful game keeper,
hearing his mistress say of q geRtle-
man she disliked. i wish the fellow s
ears were cut off, took a few boys
with him and brought back Dennis
B0dkiu's ears In q large snuff box
which, with JOY IN his eye he placed
in the hands Of his mistress.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
NJ HarhInln Fnns, a.

The funeral Of policeman Philip w.
Harbin, for so many years stationed at
the Police Court will take place at 4:30
o'clock this afternoon from his late
residence. 724 Seventh street southeast
The funeral will be attended By the
Grand Lodge, Union Lodge No. IL,
Msgenue Encampment No. and the
officers and ehevalieTs Of Grand Canton
No /, Patriarch Militant, all Of the l.
O q +
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

E'oR RENT-LARGE, PLEASANT SECOND
T story front room. with board also ball
rooms; references exchanged. iio2 oh 50
n s8t
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
To Epioy ConnubIaI BIIss.

Marriage licenses have been issued
10 the following persons; Aaron J.
Myers Of Charleston, S. C., and Jennie
c CppenhelmeT Of Washington; Francis
j. Miller and Mary J. Mussante of
hiladelphia Lewis GOodney and
Columbia Pendleton, Thomas Weleh
nd Maria FlaheTty.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
Referred to the comml.sIoners.

DR.. Atkinson, acting chairman Of the
House District Committee, to- day re-
ferred to the District Commissioners
for their opinion of the bill to authorize
the Washington and Cumberland Rail-
road Company to extend its road into
the District
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
UhaTaeteFistic Of Republicans
Ff0m ne Toledo Bee

FToW me lO.sd0 Bee.
Hereafter let no man doubt Senator
Allison's paTtisanship. He has openly
ayowed that he believes the duties on
many items in the wool schedule are al
together too high. but as party man
he must vote for the whole as party
measure. The man who announces his
firm convictions and then votes against
them for paTty's sake may be a good
officer for Iowa, but he will scarcely
gain the confidence Of the people or
make an enYiable fame 10 this country.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
Appointed - ms C0nmissIonsrs.

The following appointments have
been made BY the District Commis
sioners. Alonzo J Marsh aud G. l..
Cook, 70 assist 10 preparation Of the
arrears Of TAX books, at s 600 per an
Dum Nicholas Grimm assistant drafts
man in Office Of Inspector of Buildings
al 81 per day
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
For ths PubIIe's ConEenIenoe

The Commissioners have addressed a
communication 70 Judge Cox, stating
that the receivers Of the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal Company would put the
unseTFiceable bridges across the canal
IN Georgetown IN good condition, II the
court would issue an order 70 that effect
The Commissioners request that the
court do this 10 the interest Of the pu0-
lie convenience
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
Ths Nsw Disease ExpIaiusd.
FTlm "a IHIIIIlIlTII n

taHA Htt a'H#Hsai.aI'aaN -Hz.aHa
There are nine cases of telephone
insanity in New York, and every one
of the subjects has been a girl The
severity Of the strain perhaps, was their
being subject 10 hearing So many con
VeTsatiOus without being able 70 engage
IN them
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
W. FORSBERG & MURRAY.
~ Agents In Washington for
THE WHITTIER ELEVATOR
Of Boston.

TIE BEST ELEVATOR IN THE WORLD.
over 90 have been put into the best build.
inVs In v ashlngton IN the last two years by
US.
Estimates promptly furnished. Also agents
for the WorthngtOn steam Pumping MlChin,
Ty. Also General Machinists and Engineers.
A large stock OF Engines and Boilers, Pumps
and Elevators on hand.
WRrerooms from 1901 TO zoos Seventh street
southwest.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

FuT term 1l @h years, valuable Use.U a.
business property du Llrb So near Pa aFe IS.
Rent $50 per month -l1 taxes. Lessee Re-
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
40 ADats tas smoke Saisaues.
FTaH ~ B1laH.8gs HTaI

The testimony Is nov confirmed that
smokeless powder IS a success. Nos
lel ambitious inventors turn their at
teudgu 20 the cigarette. cigar aud
a1omiuable meeTsehaum that parade
the streets of cities VIII q m4u. So
called behiud them
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
married auo Died
alarriro.

HICE- -PAULDING-On Tuesday, Septen-
Der 9. al the residence OF the brides mother,
Mrs. ID. n French, il6 North Washington
street, Alexandria, Va, bY the Rev. r. n.
MelCh OF Georgetown College, ID. q MIS-.
Washington, ID. G..
New orleans papeFs please copyl
BARNARD-HARRY - At Marshall Va,
August -, 1850, By Rev. hewitt x A Bar
naId Of " ashiugtan, ID, G., 20 Laura L, Harry
~ Marshall, Va.
MARTIN -THOMPSON-Iu Baltimore, Au-
gust s. 1850, BY the Rev. George Facius, WIN
e. Martin OF Washington 70 Mrs jennie
hUmuEUu Uf BalUimOre.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
The Guy Case

a decision n the case Of Lieutenant
GUY Wil n0t Be reached for seveFa
daysyet b The Commissioners C1lonel
Robert Has not al lhe District Building
TODAY. and is sfI iudlspQaed az hii
homo iu Rockville.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

LOR EENT--IlCO % ST n va NICELY
II furnished rooms Uu 90 floor and uu 30.
Boo private family excellent board; references
EXCHANGED. SIM
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

EoR Rents UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
II suitable for Eight housekeeping 50 ga
.i n W oar
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
A FITTING REQUIEM
Impreisive Ceremonies over the VI,
Tins Of an Explosion.

impreisive Ceremonies over tho Vic
Tins Of an Explosion.
SPOKANE FALL WASH, Sept o.
Yesterday morni 2. at 10 O'Clock,
funeral services for The victims Of satur-
days explosion were leld at the city
mOrCue
The services were Of an impressive
character, and the bodies were followed
by a long procession TO the cemetery,
where the collins were placed in two
trenches.
The body Of John Rhea was not
buried with the others, as he has rela-
iives in Colville. Tomorrow the two
victims who died at their homes will be
inferred
Fifteen thousand persons visited the
scene Of the accident on Sunday.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
The aga saIaried Preacher

From the AtU York Press.
It's strange bat it's true aud cannot be
gaiusaid,
For its truth the closed churches attest
Tie preachers who are the most heavily
paid
IN tie summer enjoy perfect rest.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
- % RsmaIa. b swsasn.

LONDON, Sept 9-The United States
cruiser Baltimore, with the remains Of
Captain Ericsson on board, arrived at
ColhBubuFg Sweden. this morning
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
AGENTS WANTED EvEEYwHEzs.

50 F0E eLUH I-ArEs gE any further lnEorua-
zion desired sE.lg -ssIrly 10 the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with state.
County Street and number. More Fal1 re-.
tgrn mail delivery VIII be aszlEgl % your
iug-oz.ls ln elEe-g9e bearing your tll ai
d..
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
Tavor ArlInrton.

Mr.. German to-day presented to the
Senate resolutions of Wilson Post Mol,
G., a. r., of Baltimore favoriug the re-
moval Of the remains Of General Grant
to Arlington.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
Do. CIaEksonIs DLstInetIon
From ne Noble Rsgislsr

Mr.. Clarkson as he leaves the Post.
Office Department can have the proud
consciousness that he has been the man
of the Administration who has chiefly
illustrated practical politics.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
MIII - ~ -.

PANS Sept 9.-The announcement
tbat Mrs. LangtTy Is coming b this city
10 appear 10 AS You Like IT, has eX-
ciJld much Interest among the theatre
EOers
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

TOR BENT-HANDsOME FURNISHED
IT rooms, with good board. iu private fam
ily. 1913 18th 81, near Mcpherson square; no
uhIllIum iakNn. ~
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

Rooms Gre and burglar proof, and all above
ound, particularly adapted for the storage
furniture, pictures, sc. au22 I'm
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
superintendant porter ExamIned

The Civil Service Committee to-day
held a meeting and interrogated Super
intendant Porter as to the workings Of
the Census Bureau.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

The special train for Niagara Falls will
leave Washington at 7;lO a. m. September
II. Rate Is only $40 for the round trip.
stop OF al Watkins in either direction
will be allowed
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
Reed Returning VictoTlous-

PORTLAND. NE Sept 9.-Speaker
Reed left for Washington al 0 o'clock
this morning.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
a Good LnEeaLmsnL

so for an excursion 90 Niagara FAILS 90
FeHusy lFaHia Railruad on september ~
Iieklts good f0r zen days, ana good 10 s-9p
at Watkins going 0T returning.