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The daily critic., 1890-11-18
Happy AIsn

The old per,ians, who had many
authors Of singular penetration, gave the
world the following provetb, says the
TouN's Companion.
There are two men in the world who
are perfectly happy; two men whose
minds may be At rest The first Is the
wholly ignorant man, who Il happy be
cause be thinks that he knows every
thing.
The second Is the really learned
man, whois happy because he knows
that there will always be something for
him TO learn
This proverb suggests certain max
inns which were the favorites Of q Mass
achusetts clergyman, now dead, and
which were as follows
When a man knows not and knows
not that he knows not, he Is fool shun
him
When man knows not aud knows
not thst he knows not, he Is simple;
teach him.
When a man knows and knows not
that he knows, he Is asleep; wake him.
When a man knows aud knows that
he knows, he Is wise follow him.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18

Or'Jan, has come ont with demln ]
That The Italian Government scnd an
iron clad fa New Orleans All of
which interesting mo-. to 1ycNei,inr
Mrs Iu.F PARSONS, who IS 10 be
ri.1 Newark next Monday zoo.
uauu.ls That she wants nothing bIj
Justice. I'fsto De hoped sho will get
go. Err That wauli involve chcrahsorp'ion
into some g.ur neri'cntiarv and au
enforced acquaintance with honest labor
for several years. Law abiding people
uo getting very lirgdof thi- postifo-ous
hauidgu aad w0u'l like Go see her
locked up
Hos u. B Uur. the eraa. Lama
Democrat Governor of New York.
seems likely TO have the Stnatorship
thrust upon him whether ha will or
nos, There IS evidently conspiracy t1
rlls nd and Governor IluI is nov
wi''tng 60 is grasp.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
10 Aid III. Memory
FIlU ~ IrIHI1.


Herr Lhman had d veTT short mem-
ory aud Ee never dared TO leave the
railway carriage az an intervening
station because Le would not have been
allie % remember tie number Of his car.
One day be complained Of this % au in
telligent travelling business man who sat
opposite % BIN In the coupe. lu syn
Uaiby bis fellow traveller gave him cue
by which be might remember 0u
must remember the number ot the rail-
way carriage hy a date iu history. For
instance % day, as you See, He are trav-
cling iu The car numbered 1892, which
Is the date Of thc discovery of America.
do NOT forget
OveriGyed 90 this newly acquired re-
miuder Lehman len the ear at Ihe next
station 10 refresh himself with a glass
81 beer. At The ringing gf the second
bell De hurried on % the platform 10
look for bis car, but bis memory bad
agaiu failed bim and iu his fear De tlru
~ t0 the first passenger he saw With
his Titlul question Tell me, tol
heaven sake. when was America dis
covered
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
washineton stock Exohange

saIes-ReguIar Cau-la o'clock m.-
Wash. & Geo. Il. u. Scrip, $3.50 ll0. Geo.
& Teuall ytuWn x. H., > a j0i. Riggs lns.
Co., s0asl. Lincoln Fire ms, 100 ~.
Cob Title Ins., 80 q 81. 4. ). Electric
Light, 10 l43. Amer Graphophone, Is "a
l2; 90 a III; 80 H. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, 100 4; 100 90 ets. Wash Loan
& Trust Co., 20 a..
Miscellaneous Bonds - q. s. Electric
Light let, G's, 9s; ". 5. Electric Light,
3d, 6's, liO; W. & G.. r. II, l0-40 6's,
Rg3-'23, lt2l; W & q. Convertible G's,
no; Masonic Han Assn, SIS, q lsas, los;
Wash. Market Co., lst Mort, G's, los,
Wash. Market Co, Imp, 6's, III; lnld &
Seaboard Co., G's, @ .so7, -; Wash. It.,
fantry, "a, rs, 1904, ~; Wash Gas Light
Co, Ser. a, 6's, rs; Wash. Gas Light Co.,
Ser. B, 6's, ll9 Hygeuic lee Co., lst Mort,
G's, ~; American Security AMI Trust, 100.
National Bank StOcEs-Bank OF Wash
iBgon, 40; Bank Of Republic, 2f5; Metro
poll an, PCS; Central, 3 o: Second. 30
Farmers and Mechanics. 80; Citizens. lao;
Columbia, 100; Capital, 10, West EHd, J7;
Traders, l%5, lincoln, u 10
Railroad Stocks ~ Washington aud
Georgetown, PAS; Metropolitan, l25; Co
lumba, 20; Capitol aud North o Street,
81; lexington and Soldiers Home, 53;
Georgetown and TennallytoRn, sos Bright
wood. -.
Insurance -FireIaeu's, "A; Frank
I'm, 81; Metropolitan, 80; National niOni
lg; Arlington, 10; CorcOran, 65; CJlum-
bia, lG; German American, lIOi Potomac,
~; Riggs, S; Peoples, 5; Lincoln, 3.
Title Insurance StOcks-Real Estate
Title, I25; COLUMBIA Title, Gli Washington
Title
Gas and Electric Light Stocks Washing
ton Gas, a.; Georgetown Gas, fSi u. 5.
Electric Light 10.
Telephone stocks -Pennsyiyl 25,
Chesapeake and Potomac, 90; American
GWI hoI'hOue, l,l.
Miscellaneous stocks. Washington Mar
keI Co, lG; Washington Brick Machine
GO 500; Great Falls Ice Co., -. Ball
Run Panorama Co., -; National safe De-
pusit, 255, Washington safe Deposit, l2ji
Washington Loan aud Trust Co., 81; Ma
ti0ual Topographic, -; Aergeuthalerr i
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 4; American
security aud Trust CO.. oct; lincoln Hail.
-, Hygieuie lee Co, - luteroceau
Building Co., -.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
.KENSINGTON PARK,

Formerly knowles on the liue of the Metro
poliIau Branch 81 The B. 8 u. h. r.
The Most Beautiful Place of Residence bout
tle Clty 81 y ashluEtou-
The lots at Beusingt0u Park are being sold
rapidly. Many Of or best citiz-us have taken
two Ur uure. Abyf a1ed aud uacadatn-
Ized sireet.. paved cutters board silcwllks.
trees uLd tree boxes on every l1t aud hne
residences are evidences OF permlueucy ana
stability. Among recent pHFeu l,tre ata 10.
H Warner. Who has taken eighteen lots 4u4
o. now erecting $1,000 house, which will De
a Iue addition % the many beautiful resi-
leutgs there; Nr Dubgis. the WellknoWu
patent attorney has purchased nlteeu ll' s,
tW y Iots; Mr Truezdell seven lots; b. + tilI-
bert q T. Wolfe no. b, Mitchell ~ E
Morgan aul many others. Ar AlIuu ls, tle
sell huuNu end popular 1ruzEst ui tals city
wIlI sLlTtly build a drugstore 40 tnH PARK
TLa contract ha- been given tar the erection
30 o beautiful depot at tle Park
Parties bus ing az kensiuEiou have positive
VII accomplish when gomline shall De lou-
frllutru O. che -Hggrrs ut heu=luEfou au1
iIing E ta the front ralk ut tl -4lIrpa-
pisces
Iutle rent paying p1up aud those having
. few dollars 90 -Hafr ca p month He HHlA
say just aoTIs Don't let another Wacl pass
tF1r Four D. ads WIi uut -eriHg heu-il-tuu
fHI "a safe aud 1aqd iuTe 1uelt without de-
Fay Lall tn zee us an once. erL -lekef7 tl4
10 QUO ~ hEuslU-lnu. LUts AZ al urlrca IlaIl
e-iu uu Oh 500 size lf lufs from 8, ll t-af 1
8s UO -uulre Feed Bug uu the srlIld H3lr-
fulte salesmru Ull 4cclmpauy parties %
EeuriuEtau
g. Tral uurtal.au ilue.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
- AulheT.I u -.

The book publishers. especially those
houses which 81 moi is-ge magal lls,
ore NOT very much pleased Of the grow
ing tendency 0f fiction writer's % give
#rs- pla.ga-'Hn % tugIl novels ia rial
form =aFs "a exchange III Is ez ll-
iul.g pare nowadays DO sec augvel from
"a vel. au1al peu appear ttst lu llgz
form The reason Is tLar ,he g.lgr IS
realizing mHr- aud more ,le double rev
eule -lI .4IEer reputation no Dc bad
iuW double publication Good ury-l
writer's aba can -L q famous name r1
a good piece 0f Eark, are undoubtedly
5clT.e ana Uifh The keen competition
among magazines. The prices hase .l-
CHASED WhelBeI serial pulllelH
IeIUs ~ iuilr he sale al the book
aH oT-H ll--lHfg- Publishers ill-r
ru fhI= pripI aQd iu as discussion -la
aUfbur afurt'lg takes o. EIr- DTS
book Dc popular De- Gao d.call .l=
pIbsa aul he latter must hIE. ar
lose the novel Toe time L1s passed
for IsleHilg % the poor author
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
COLLISION IN MID.OCEAN.

An Unknown ship Crashes Into Nor
wsgian Bark la Fog
NEW NORK, Nov. lS.-rhe Norwe-
gian bark Sigrld, which arrived here
last night, reports that on the night of
October ~ q large ship, name unknown,
crashed into the Sigrid, wrecking the
mlwark rails and part Of the rigging
The ship raked along the Sigrid's side,
uud IN less Than two minutes she had
disappeared 10 the foe before her name
could be learned or the amount of dam
aye She had received asccriainel.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
BARrrELor8 ALLEGED CaUELrrEs.
Explorer Stanley TslIss again Ahn"'
the Rear Guard

Explorer Stanley Taiks again Ahnut
the Rear Guard
NEW NoBE. Nov. is. The Sun saws
In an interview with Mr. Henry NJ.
Stanley, a SIN reporter, after examining
the diary kept by Nr stanley during
bis last trip through Africa and beng
told Of the acts of cruelty recorded ln
the log book. asked Were there NO
other crueliics or unusual treatment oi
the natives beside those To the io1
book
Certainly there were, Mr. stanley
replied. There was a SOu1lnese who
had Offended Major Barttel0l in some
way, who was made fast tO cross, a
hole was dug IN the ground before him;
The man was ehot and was then stuck
into the hole. head downward AMI iho
hole filled, lut his feet were lett STICK
inn above the ground, and 50 hs rc
maincd. At another time mau whom
the Major had condemned 60 death was
compelled iO dig his own grave. WIS
forced 20 step into it, and the earth was
filled In around bin while ne was still
alive leaving merely his head and neck
above ground and the Major stamped
the earth down all around him and left
him there for some time. telling him
That IS where you will sleep to-m)r-
row
"How Is u that these natives permit
ted themselves 20 be treated in such a
way by Major B8rttelot: Are they not
muscular fellows, able TO take care Of
themselves
Certainly. They are muscular, well
huilt and boast of rrc1t phyaical
agility, but they have had it 50 forced
into their nature that they are respon.
sihle TO a chief. or a leader. that they
obey commands and submit TO illtroat-
ment without a murmur.'
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
ENDED IN MURDER
a right over Game Of Cards Lead
to Tragedy


to q Tragedy
TorNr VERNON. N. Y, Nov. lS.-
Andrew Smallze was arrested Yesterday
charged with ihe murder Of John
Williams. ON Saturday evening John
Williams. Andrew Smaltze, James
gFaaan. john Montgomery and Samuel
ErutHc played cards in George
Urlerts saloon s dispute arose and
Smaule threw a beer glass nj Williams
who believed he bad been dcfraulel
Williams was finally induced by The
saloon keeper 90 go home and Smilza
also len The place An hour later
Williams was found in the back yard
dead. An autopsy was held, which'
showed that Williams dco,h was due
io % blow Just back of the LETT ear, fol
lowed hv strdnmlation. as marks on
tIp dead man throat show. Snalze
was then srrcsicd The other men were
also arrested and piacgd under bail to
appear before the coroner Jury.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
T,Ied For a serIons on,nss

Mark Smith, a colored man about 30
years of age, was placed on trial 10 the
Criminal Court this afternoon charged
with attempting to commit rape upon
Alice Webster. q l3.year. old grl. The
assault was alleged to have taken place
on the 2Gh OF July last at Smiths
shoemaker shop in South Washington.
There were three counts in the indict.
ment and General Carringlon, who rep
resented the prisoner. stated that they
were conflicting and contrary TO law
and therefor the prisoner could not be
tried under the indictment.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
lay GOuLp.S PURCHASE.
ur s,cures Big BLOCK ~ stock IN
the Richmond Terminal


NEW NoRK, Nov. tS. - President
John H. Ives Of the Richmond
Terminal Railway system in an
interview TO day with United
Press reporter regarding the rumor that
jay Gould had acquired @ controlling
interest in the system said There are
200 coo shares Of stock, aud of this
amount MI Gould has bought mp one
seventh or 100 600 shares The Board
of Directors consists Of eighteen mem
bcrs, and the amount of stock held by
Mr.. Gould viii eniitlc him tu three
OF four members In that board az
the next election, and regard Mr. Gould
and his son George as first class
railroad men and they will be vol
coined In the present management Ny
present relations with Mr.. Gould are Of
the most friendly character. Our
system has two direct connections
with the Missouri Pacific, one at Mem.
phis, Tenn, and the other at Green
vile. Miss. So Il will be seen that the
combining Of the two interests will be
beneficial -
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
HOTEL ARRIHALS.

Uf'aynLJrH-J. $. Wallace, Freder,eLs-
burg, Va; Henry Fairfax, Loudoun County,
Va; Thomas Barton, Walthan, Mass.
Nufi04ll-P p. Turner, Boston; +. q. De
1amble, indianapolis; =. Ellermau, phill-
lelnhia; John G. Robertson Manchester,
Va: ". g., Goodwin, Bristol, Conn;
Arthur Williams aud wife Manchester,
y. H.
-. .loa,u-J W. Gillespie, Mrs. j. ".
Gillespie and AIRS. I've Gillespie, Alliance,
uhio; James Never aud l.. NJ Loom.s,
New York; James fitz simmons, Pir.s
burgi
Willard s-L. VI. Bral, Wheeling, VIVA:
q. O.. Hail. irginia Georre j. Mcleod,
New York; Frank $. Morton, Providence,
r. l.
Eigas- Charles n. Fowler New York,
l.. NJ. Fouis, Denver, frank Wilcox, Pitts
burg, harlgs Monroe aud wife, T0peka,
kau.
Hdrk-Fs-D. Il. Moore and wife. PhIla-
leIphia; Mr. aud Ms j. T.. Thompson,
New York. George Watts, Philadelphia.
lluHfH -Johu A. Henderson, Fl1-lIt,
Edgar b El1Us1H. IN P4s3, IsEi "a. r..
uuy4l, lsiP, J.. T.
~iaflu a.. s. Damlu- ANA wife, mla-
,real IA >aUds London Eng. W I4y-
.ur Omaha. Neh, Miss EmmI Jush sli
MIS- Augu-ra iu-h- Nes T0rE-
HHagfn. Parrish, PbiairPh.s, Az
tlur Bradshaw, Meridian, Conn ~ IT,
Rultrs, FralaEI, 81 J. Dolphin aud
tIIIIr- IT, Spencer. Sees 2 lrE- III. B-rG-
LslI, L9.Ia Eu1lul
Esaarsft- a. sa4fer 4ul wife,
Scranton. Pa. Nr aul AIfs E. H. Ford,
>TastsluTg, y. N.. Miss NcC9rmieG, PL,l-
ieTui4
Elffrl-s-J. e. Burton aud wife B4lrl-
more; j. 81. Parrish. Illinois d. Fautlaeh-
Virginia.
EIfff-U W Harrison. BruuIFI John
W Lewis aud HIle, springfield. kE- Wiz
Ism Cole, Eau iu Lae. Wis. A. Il. Peu-
uluztoB, q . :. AS H.. "A. GiueLlar FlUa-
IIpL.s Colonel k-.aLe, Hanover, H. E-
SAWYER L. $. 81
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
Al Tuplra-aut Ta-E.
Fa. fHa H..rH Frss Prs.

TLCbiuergst task 81 allfLl geru Of
ILe b resent iucumbeut gf the White
House will Dr. NE drawing aLd tl1 pEl-
mullalian gf tue gs.I IullsE E.r-lg
proclaim alton for ihe pr-sel wear.
What mgekeIy ir must seem 90 Lim
eeILpT lul give thanks fHr fLeIr mer-
eIes when hi7 oEn au .i..aais wrecked
and le stands asa spared monument
9i iLe hos. %. which Ae once was tae
L.a-
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
LAUNCHING OF The SHIP.
The Big Cruiser Maine Goes on the
ways at Hrooktyn

W hNH hA hfuntlNu
BRooKLYN, y. y, Nov. tS.-As
early as . O'Clock this moruiog invited
guests began 20 enter the navy yard
ard to- take their places on
.hc staging that had been
built to accommodate them 10 witness
inV the launch Of the great armored
cruiser Maine. ,Just after 10 O'Clock
Secretary Of the Navy Tracy
arrived with his party aud
was received by all the officers
uf The yard As be entered the main
gate a salute OF nineteen uuos WAS lred
from The Vermont. The lut prep trl.
lions for launching the Mtine were
begun and shortly alter noon amid the
Cbtcis OF the thousands 90 spectators
and The music of the - ar ~pBngled
Banner played by tbu Navy Yard
band, the big cruiser started down the
iuciiuc As She did So Mrs. Win ring,
a niece of Secretary Tracy br,So d
hottie Of champagne over IN hav nd
ulli,ttntd the vessel
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
Defective nuIidine Regulations.

The case In equity OF Mary +. Rush
against John II Ghoeu to prevent the
latter from erecting livery stable ad
joining her premises on j street mas
developed flaw in the amendments to
the building regulations which will be
investigated by the District Commits.
sioners. Meanwhile the court will
defer Judgment.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
- camlnonnssIln -

Tie True Commonwealth Club held
meeting lls, night az Dr. Bland S
parl0rs Rev Dr. keut read an ia
teresllu- paper 90 Relations OF ths
S.lte to tAe Indians. The paper was
discussed bF ~ "A. Baldwin. Colonel
It. j. Hinton j. T.. MpCreery, d. a.
Clancy and NJ. AI king
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
Hauue Taben DTiug-

Emanuel Taben, who was stabbed
with a shoe knife on sunday bJ
Thomas Heath, vas sin alive al
JLe Providence Hospital this afternoon
at ESQ 0'clacs Ills death IS ma-
mlRarily expected aud he has already
made an ante mOFtem statement, ia
which be declares that Heath was The
aEress0r in the affair and bal threat
-uGd 90 XIII him
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
Cunningham FINED

Captain A. p. Cunningham appeared
in court this morning uad vas repre-
stDltd by Colonel Christie lie exc
ulained lhsi 10 visiting the White
House Yesterday and using yioeli
lalguage lac intended no haTm t1 a1v
cre He was simply irresp6usibe flT
what be- was doing, having been iulnXt
cat, d. He was fined g.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
MI nniIor,. EnnrrnI

The funeral of the late Jarvis Butler,
which wos announced to take place
from his residence at Takoma Park has
been changed TO the Church Of the
Ascension where II will occur tomor.
row morning at n o'clock
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
I.rD. M.ENLEY AND olNN0N

THE sl Louis Past DEI calls
Npk5NrEy and C,vNoS BEHn's West,
ern Ja,sbaws Tba UNaI of
course is Nissouii Democratic m-la
OF the common stripe Anyone who
knows enough to know auy'hinr0r
tiuua politics know THAT V.kINLus
is not catsraw Of any man Whether
1i1Lt OF wrong In his extreme views Of
the tariu-aud we think Lg IS wrouL
those views are his very own lIt is q
believer IN protection for projections
sake. and was such before be ever
knew REED or REED ever knew him
The MCKINLEY bin IS M.EtSLEEs
bill Anyone who thinks on says 30 the
contrary thinks and speaks crr1uaously.
Asto CANNON, he never had any Inn
p0rlance eNceptn- such as long years
Of continuous service gave him
But M,ErStEy IS avery different sirt
Of man. lie IS force IN national poll
tics that must yet be rcckoucd with.
lie was stripped of bis credentials as q
Representative as the Post itVJrl
says, 6, Is true but &c was only accom-
plished by putting him ina district with
over . ZOO normal Democratic majority
against him which he cut down 10 be-
low q hccsarly 800 M,EINLEY can't.
be- disposed of with O sneer Neither
can REED. Asto CANNoS, he Is simply
an exploded b't of rusty cast iron ord.
nance he Is done for
The daily critic., 1890-11-18

q izt Il 0d4houa suppose the
people 9gt here are cb4-r- 13 H tll-,
tH- same as iu lLe E-9I
Prominent CiiL.E Chased Aa. 1g-
eazi1u IIy, ii we a4il sg.eA eu r'Eur
d The Start But as rule Sc Elr em
early and lhu hiut s1 TelY ml- B
chasiu
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
10 Prosecute HofaI ILeeusrs-

Iui1-mat.ons were uLed this Alter
noon aaliust he proPristor Of the Eh
bin. Riggs, Willri's aud NlttIll
Hotel barber shops far b violation OF
The sunday laW in keeping their places
0f hHsiue- aHgu last Sunday
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
ni.nrherlr nn the strsni

Onlcer Cotton had William Clark aud
Alice Atkinson in court this morning,
charged with disorderly conduct on
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. They
were fined s. each.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
SO ca.e ArnIn.t pr. ramblstv

In the Police Court this morning Dr.
Francis Tumblety was charged with
being a suspicious character He was
arrested by Detective Horne last night
NJ Ninth street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. Judge Miller dismissed the case.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
rtrL ~ ma.

Charlotte 1ck-1ls 2 cllared UFIl t1-
was placed aH trial Do tbe clu.aa
CrarI lhis morning changed situ so
Iuz cluLLiug aud various Hrtil.es lf
lab.s flrniiuIg valued 10 500 trln
M1s Howard Rseside.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
.EATEs INSTITUTE
lancaster Pa

The Rev. MONTGOMERY a HOOPER A-
A.. Head Master. -Four boys reea.v-l as
uemueIs of ibe head masters family Az
present there are two vacancies. Mr. Hooper
Las scot Toys % Harvard, fsIe, priagatous
Collu bia, LehlEh, Amherst Trinity, West
Point, Annapolis, So, aud hzs net had a can
date Tor admission rejected
The daily critic., 1890-11-18

CLOUDS EEeN % lower again over
the peace ana order If NeW Orleans.
aEd SIC hear afresh The multeri8Es Of
the ami Italian storm This ime, hoR-
ever thg Italians themselves are more
or less rezponsie Dc f1r the revival 1f the
trouble I appears that lhs Italian
Consul there has written twl very il
advised letters. one t3 tle Ily9r aud
auosbtr 10 he grand lurE severely
csGeisIug The ions and motives 1t
me local aath0ritie5 Mayor SHANE
-rEsHE has replied -L9EiuE -bat uils
af the uen now iu prison uHier Charge
of lavus numbered Chief 81 Police
uEsEF arg ualuraIizei AueEL-
can citizens ana have been Sd
IN uuT- than tWl years, aliel makes
ne Cousgls Interference ulk 11Iy IN
advised, 1at impertiueut The grand
inns Las taEan H0 ua.ica gf 81 CguIE
tbe CaEsl save ~ make 1.lie
FinsI'y AMI b wsy 81 rbloWi1g lresh
z3 -H-aaaas fua 90 ths Ore -
IaIsn paper published 3 NsE
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
L-Ir an rn nL. Wa.

Tie wiz ~ lle llfe Isaac Llullc al
IBIS city was f.el to-day 90 lhe Office 9t
he Register m Wills All bis estate ls
heaurarLeI % bis widow, Alellia y
L1udic, lul john / Cook Is app HE-eI
Ills eEeCU tgT
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
AIS AIEENs s0H00L T0a GTHIs-
stamfuLtou

Established lu lss5. Prepares Coz college.
travel auI home. Tbs metlql ~ which The
mgutaI faculties are educate W.r tg i4-l-
iu tle second edition of Miss A.ksu's laa-
pAlet o. "a gHueuEFalei Atlau-1u, u7W
ready, t1r sa's az BrsuuH1's, I'-l1u square,
HsH FQEk.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
WFLLs COLLEGE FOX wOHgN,
Aurara. CaEusa Lake. ".

Three run courses Of study. Location
beautiful and heaitlfuL A refined Christian
home 2 ew building ready next September.
session Lsaus SEPTEMBER 10 1850. send
Es FRfsBEE, d. D.,
Hrfuafu4r
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
A Great Poiitlcai nIunder.

Ft0m ne Ntir lott EtsHla1 F0N
Talk Of Democratic blundersl When
did the Democrats or any other party
commit such a blunder as launching
Immediately before election law which
raised the prices Of food, clothing, aud
building materials, and had to.be defend
cd lon the stump by the ridiculous
plea that dcarness was good for the
character of purchasers.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
BALLADE OF THE PLAGIARISM

aE rHfs non s.a 'a.tlsh
IS EaL Ils lgTs1gtut crude and capfills sat
Declare uy many rhymes tJ r.lg untrue.
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The daily critic., 1890-11-18
I SDEN SEMINARY
Litiiz. Pa.

A school for young girls aud young ladies',
az Lititz, Lancaster County, Pa. 9th year
A safe, comfortable school home; thorough
methods; careful oversigl, Of The individual
pupil; advanced courses on sru1y; very pleas
ant location; steam heated. s2a0 Per year.
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
OF. JOHNS COLLEGE.
Annapolis, Nd

lglst session commences 18th SEPTEN-
BBR. Eight Departments and tour courses
of study. Buildings heated b. steam. Terms
moderate. For catalogue address the presi-
THOMAS FILL, LID, Ph. D.