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The daily critic., 1890-09-11
RIO GRABDE ON A RAMPAGE.
Higher Than for Ten Yoars and sweep.
ing All Before ~,

Higher Than for Ten Years and sweep
ing All Before ~,
EAGLE Pass, TEXAS, Sept. 1.-THE
Rio Graude Is higher at this point than
It has been for ten years Yesterday
afternoon the lower parts Of the city
were inundated and considerable prop.
erty was destroyed. but no lives were
lost. About 3 o'clock an iron trestle
leading to a bridge over the river was
carried away and with Il the office of
the customs guard, inspector, quaran-
tine guard and four or five
others. Although the trestle was
fifty feet high no persons We're hurt
by the fall, and the people clung 70 the
wreck until they were rescued about a
mile down the river The telephone
and electric light wires are down The
San Antonio River, four miles west Of
the CITY, Is also on a boom The river
comes down with a current ten feet
deep, and has done great damage to
the houses and improvements OF the
Piedras Negras Coal Company. The
track Of the Mexican International
Railway Is washed out and railroad
travel 10 the South is suspended.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
TILLHAN SUCCESSFUL.
dominated Tor Governor By the south
Carolina Democracy.

dominated for Governor BY the south
Carolina Democracy.
COLUMBIA, $. C., Sept 1.-THE
Democratic Convention to-day nomi.
mated the following ticket For Cover,
nor, d. r. Tillman Of Edgefeld Lieu.
tenant, Governor, +. B. Gary Of Abber-
VILE Attorney General, II. J. Pope Of
NeWberTy; Secretary Of State J. L.
Tindal Of Clarendon. State Treasurer,
DR.. W. S. C. Bates Of Orange.
burg Comptroller General, w. H.
ElleTbee Of Marion Adju-
tant and Inspector General, Hugh
l. Farley Of sparanburg supehnten-
dent Of Education W ID Maydeld Of
Grgguyille
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
ANGRY WATERS
A Water-spont Carries Train from
the Track

a Watsr-spout Carries Train from
the Track
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Sept Il-Last
night at 0 o'clock passenger train No
10, eastbound from IT paso, on the
Southern Pacific Railway, was caught
IN water spout about fifteen miles
west Of Del Ric The water. some
forty feet wide struck the forward
part of the train IL took
the engine, baggage car and
mail car from the coaches and
carried them forty,fye feet, oyeTturning
them. The passengers knew nothing
of the approach of the water until the
jar occurred. The engineer and fire
man escaped drowning by swimming 10
high ground. The track was torn up
for 200 yards and a gully ten feet deep
cut through IT, The train is still stand
ing and a force Of men are repairing
the track.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
Blds Tor the Patrol system

The following bids for police patrol
telegraph and telephone service were
opened 10 day By the Commissioners:
Gamewell Fire Company, Fifth pre-
ciuci, s5.I75i Eighth precinct 5000
Municipal Signal Company Of Dos
ton. Mass Fifth precinct 81 $50.
Eighth precinct $500 sixth pre-
cinCt. s., $50 The contract will
not be awarded until the return II
Commissioner Robert superintendent
Miles Of the telegraph and telephone
service has suggested % Lbe Commis-
sioucrs that the bidders bg required 90
put up plant IN lhis clty anI exhibit
what they propose 90 furnish ihe Dis.
fricf
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
OLD WORLD ms
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AED 1vfWciy vRE
v.sieatt fn fh.s taret tsfrtf ra
urrtfssfrt vta.nf.s ft reftf
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fasm
u sHtl
votk aheH U
parties. r
masc South M
foss go rWrH
vent sDf N.ilfsl t.ira fe fae
dock shares DIV u're years 'a
The shores 8u s
ship owners Wa viHrf E fa
send homevari fIeI bef
ports
Southampton siflEg wi.l Ur ~
strikes NJ piusbufg ard UhIrs.n Ut1rH
resulted in disaster to ifn H1 rcfF
The writer attributes zoe ,eb IN
the American sifistrs Oh ihe rr'fr Uf
measures adopted iorepre tlem The
American authorities are much rNIIer
10 adopt summary and haf1h ilCaimrnt
than the English are Ihlre N fealiY
better feeling between thc classes here
than IN America. and 60 results in oHoI
and humane conductor thc partoi those
in power.
ne ANfaNlN TNtllilEIr at' atH HhNAiM
great preparations 90 celebrate tbc ist
Of October. the day when The Socialist
will expire. A pamphlet, entitled To
the Workmen Of Germany, viii hcdis
trihuted on that day II is ln part, 40
least, state publication, and approved
by the Emperor, aud viii contain q re.
sumo Of what the Emperor has done
and intends to do for the workinrmon.
It's learned that the recent burning
of a brewery in Frankfort, With serious
loss Of life, was the work Of a DIS
charged workman After setting hrC
10 the building he opened The vats,
allowing 5000 barrels " liquor 20 food
the place. lie finally committed
suicide.
Forest fires are doing enormous dam.
age in the Caucasus. Large dCiach.
ments OF troops are being hurried 10
the scene by the Russian Government
to aid the local authorities in stopping
the spread Of the cOnfagrations.
Canon LiddOn's interment in st.
Paul's Cathedral will take place next
Tuesday with elaborate ceremonies.
Roumania and Servia are negotiating
with Vienna bankers for a refunding Of
their republic debts at more favorable
rates OF lDlCICsls
Russia has given orders 10 the Gov.
ernors Of Siberia to prevent any further
immigration of Chinese into that prov.
ince.
The total number of cases Of cholera
in the provinces Of Spain up to date is
3,I12, and of deaths / ,lS7.
The smallpox Is spreading in Madrid.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept, 1.-THE situa.
ton to day Is quieter. The police have
given notice that they win prohibit all
professions by the strikers. The leaders
Of the strike have promised on the par,
Of The men to abstain from any further
demonstrations The mail steamer
La Plata sails today having engaged a
fresh crew
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
a FAMILY CASE
Mother Charged with Keeping sun
day Son with Profanity.


Mother Charged with Keeping 2 sun
day Bar-son with Profanity.
Daniel Grady was IN the Police Court
this morning charged with profanity,
the complainant against him being
Omcer Parker The location Of the
place on Pierce street was not exactly
shown bv me officer. and the defendant
and bis mother and brother testified
that the ofTense, If any was committed
occurred in the back yard. They all
three testified that the officer used oaths,
but that Daniel did not A fine of s.
was imposed and an appeal noted by
his attorney. Mr.. Dan. f. Cahill
AS a sequel to this case, Mrs. Amanda
Grady was charged with keeping a
Sunday bar, and both Officers Bassford
and Parker testified against her The
proof was insufficient, and Judge Miller
dismissed the case
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
rnnrnsALs

Dr0rosAis nor FUEL Asst
.HI oHlIe. -u-rag Once. Nas.u 'O.
sa.f.mH0rs seHe1 proposal wa e.
uTFsGaY SEPTEMBER is ro and
.nar. .wrc. sicily thereafter r One
ug.H. ttr t.r furnishing two nHual
d .rg tons best quality
h ov. .aaU sv,a aIe.rfs uss uulE Eg
Hosg Hickory Wood .lga.
l.s m.. 90 he a.Ter. subject tq t1s H5.
a. United -.I.- l.. tu.HI .u '.. lI
l..H Award WI.| Hn made. item " E
ODD. as .t#.rtar esa t.u
r e a.
win Ha flrHi Tom Nl I.a'.
0"rp Envelopes I'd. Doc u0.rsUa Nf.|
Fuel aui l1dre e' tat. sun 4.an
r.gH. %. q. r {. NGNDENuhiL slU H
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
An gsd German Woman seriously
and Probably Fatally Burned.

Az gsd German Woman Seriously
and Probably Fatally Burned.
About noon 10 day q 90 yeaT,oli Ger
man woman, who with her adopted
son has been occupying a small
room 10 the thiTd story Of
No. 315 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, was probably fatally burned
Her name vas TERESA scharf
and She was cooking on a gasoline
stove, when her clothes became lgnited.
She rushed down stairs and fell on
the floor in the hall of No. 3l3.
The neighbors in the meantime came
10 her rescue with blankets and sm0th-
cred the flames. The upper part oi her
body was burned TO a blister but on
account OF her heavy undeTClothing her
lower limbs were not badly burned
She was taken Immediately 10 Pro
yideGce Hospital Her condition Is
critical
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
DEAD IN Bed
An Unknown white Man Found in a
Lodging House

An Unknown Whtte Man tound IN p
Lodging House.
This morning about 7:3O o'clock a
white man was found dead In bed in
his lodging house at No. $40 G street
northwest. 1t appears that the man
came to the house and asked for lodg-
ing, but his name was not taken. He
was In apparent good health and did not
seem to be worried or excited.
He was fairly well dressed, but there
was nothing on his person or in the
pockets Of his clothes which would es.
tablish his identity The body was re-
moved to the morgue, and Lieutenant
Kelly is putting forth his utmost en-
leavors to ascertain who the man Is.
There Is no doubt but that the man
died from natural causes.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
CLOSE CALL FOR ROYALTY
The Heir to the Austrian Throne In
Hallway Accident.

The Heir to the Austrian Throne In
Railway Accident.
VIENNA, Sept 1.-THE Arohduko
Franz Ferdinand thc nephew Of the
Emperor and the heir 90 the throne. a
young Captain OF Dragons aged %,
had narrow escape from death Tues.
day. As The Vienna Prague express.
IN which he YVES travelling, was passing
q freight train on ihe curve the coaches
came so close together that they
touched
In consequence The windows Of the
AGchduke's carriage were smashed, and
the Archduke himself thrown from his
seat. Another fraction Of an inch Of
closer contact and the train which also
carried 200 passengers, would have been
wrecked. Fortunately, the royal
traveller escaped with very slight con
tusions. All The windows on The same
side Of tie train were shattered.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
Protsst AgaInst : YeEdLel

Mr.. Henry +. Davis the attorney Of
the Rock Creek Railway Company has
written a letter % the Commissioners
protesting against TIE verdict oi the
Jury lately summoned for the c0ndemu-
alton Of land for the opening Of Con
neeticut avenue extended as far as the
verdict applies 10 The Green tract etc.
and asks that ne8 jury be sum
mauaT
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
pnrmIis To nnilh

The following permits 10 build were
issued today Anheuser Busch Brew
ing Company, six.story Office building,
i street, between Seventh and Eighth
northwest, cost SOS j,O0O b. Dlggins,
two. story brick dwelling, 33I Delaware
avenue southwest, cost $4,000; Louisa
Loflcr, three story brick dwelling, 1852
i street northwest, cost $4,000: A..
Hickman, ten two story and basement
brick dwellings, 500 10 j1s First street
southeast, cost $500 William Carloy,
ouc.stoTy brick store, l1ii l. street
northwest, cost $500.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
Pettlt Resigns the TenHls championship

NEWPORT, r. L. Sept. ll.-Pettit
the court tennis champion Of the world,
yesterday wrote letter to the editor o
he London FIsld IN which he says
To prevent any possibility Of mis-
understanding In the future, / wish 70
say Il IS not my intention 70 defend my
tennis championship. l am employed
an the year and cannot Afford % give
The time which the preparation for a
match requires. / hereby formally re-
sign the title, and cannot answer any
CHALLENGES which may be sent me p
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
roR REST T-RuoMs

TT0R RENT HANDSOME N AND ID |
n story rooms. 'nT hal tud partially .l.
u' f0I. beat and sass Bath au HH.H i'.u..
eNUrF .NuTHU eH... private llwIIHt 700 N...
dfsr, p" H"N Keeping. IciofeH"e. l'04 d s.
ll,.i
II f..r rooms furnished w uninruiel,ii
all. "..r back with piazza on each iiy0T
u..n E ..0m southern exposures refer
E0H RENTS NfgE. FURNISHED ROOMS
IN Hn r.ur with eOf bath room. fH
If'F without children; terms moderate, u ,.
T7uHREvT-a COMMUNICATING ROOMS.
IN .f H..r uInlsled ur uniuruiEhHds suutn-
Hru exposure northern i8WIIy, With or with.
.Ht uarl l3H Rla eve Il,t
TVOR HENr.1OR 9 rARLpHs. EN sUITB
II 1utr front, nu. bed nnl unturns bed
faam. Cd arF ID fna- large. light perfect
arlrr se tcea. a' Estnw. ihst
I,UU HrNT-HRGur. WE'LL rU RNIsHEn
front HHHWa with excellent Nats ard
rU0l tttenf'aH iai. gs'uw liat
I0H RrNT.rARGE FUBNsuHp FRONT
~ hoaf Iiva'ff i'Ry 4a ~ W
gHutst i.Ll4 yea unAtIet huifg y desire
Apl'7 atel' French H ". hof uth iN'l, k
al .-t
NOR RENTar arNFrHWsUEuH % COMNU.
IT rlUafur "a floor rooms. new brick
h#IEU. private family. electric cars pass tnE
door IfIrc si5. Including ga and heat y n
N ave. llH'
EUR WrNT-iFii rru sr N w-FuR
IT uI.hCi .Hnma t0 gentlemen and WIVesur
ladies' 20 re. t.rulu IN couples, VIII excel
lent iaIie board terms mpIeratc. i0 Z
LpR RENT NT-UNrURNisHEp BAyB PAR
II IUr. with Nuald, Tor married couple ur
gents sst-th tnw i01t
UOH RENT .D FLOOR NICELY FUR.
II EI.hFd room. suitable tUr vUuf'CWpU.
'u G NAL. fI'vatc ilWi'Yii Square irum GOV
tiummt Printing nMcg " MNrtIe 81 " r.tlii
UoB EENT ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
II large aud very .die.lTah., front rg.!m,,,
Gas, bath and good attendance. references.
i5ALa lost
UOR RENT-s NICELY FURNISHED
IT. rooms, iaf and 'l i'uUrs 80 afl 20 % vs.
IroR RENT UNFUnNtsHEu COMNfUNt
II eating rooms ON 20 fuUr, bath room un
same loor. lglG nm % % Wy. l1lt
UOR RENT-TwO VERY NICE ROOMS.
IT suitable Tor doctor UT dentist; on Isl
hoor facing park; also other rooms, Inquire
az al2i .tnw. lost
EOR RENr-iii5 ,Tu sTN w-rEErrIrY
II furnished I'D story back room upyuIur
ON % large private IuTrh. bath room 40 In.u.
iurs private house. only Co permanent rCi.
creuoes uzgharEsi; .gUtlgmlu preigrlgi.
U,0R WENT-8 TNFURSIsuED ROOMS.
It suitable Tor IIfh' housekeeping 81 ~
stuw. 1H
nor RENT e COMMUNICATING PAR.
II IOrs uutuTuishels will rent 90 physician
0T specialist, 1859 NY ave. 9H
NOR Handsomely FURNISHED
IT room, with large bay window. and aug
adjoining hall room with privilege of
caterer; well heated; references required.
Inquire a. la2 9TH stuw. l4'
EOR RENT COMMUNICATING AND
II hall rooms, "a HuoT with hoaI8s : Iraaf
room, 3d Huur; southern a2pHsuly minutes
walk tn Treasury, Department ul Ma slice and
principal hotels. 1885 T. zt J.f
NOR RENT-rO GENTLEMAN -VKRY
| II nice "a go1r front room windows
| southern exposures near 9 liHa 1l CsEs and
/ Patent and Pension Ohtes tlt ugI month
/ eos II 70 "a wt -.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
40 elect Mr. Drew's successor

A meeting Of the Oldest Iahab.tnts
Association vas held yesterday after
noon and routine business of minor I'M
partauce transacted The death 81 BIT.
II w Drew vice president Of the AS
saCiatiou. was announced A meeting
viii Be held ue2l month when lAe ya-
CanCy Wil be allied.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
lost AND FOUND.

I 0sT-M0NDAT AFTERNOON, POCKET
l. book containing card case sum OF
money TaI road passes aud papers u IN
pcrfauce ~ owner lIDera. reward Will be
paid fCr its return o. Lhi- l11g. 10 q
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
- r.rI..Llsn d - -

l5 eAsmFH6el ID .ha EqT a t tEs.aa
nos running between Washing HaH
mgre EaHaaeIFka aHi SEES s 8
D E E Eaeh car "a eEaTF
halal. .ue gllaE Haz aars aE
Ear.lr lala aud eHa~ Aa ~
81 Steam aal .hIel Is faH as I
leIasaaHa1 3esl1a
eaI Ai.aal the lHar
81 the IaE HeaaH- EaaH
sJme 1aerle ~ ataIg aal
eEgIusIee pasEaaaHF aHl
~ Sleeping UaFs HHa eaH
passenger afa fgElHer rfasii 80
tLe 5g arafe IaFataEl fHE
ladies p cash gaF
compartment p cash 90
feature taat Hft
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
-. LIlsE.I - - -

FaeH ne sf. IHL HHf
TadH revision has reached Russia.
The CzaT announces that the ella pro
tegJiya duties have io1 lheiT Importance
with lhe advancing rates ~ exchange
So ~ proposes ta have tsTiH reform
Tom Reed empire g thl only country
I'd the world nos Jhat continue O. stand
out faT lhe WaT taxes
The daily critic., 1890-09-11

NT sherman kllueg- a pop -Laf Eaa
Gentleman af thls e-fy, #h9 has been spsaa--
Iaz lis inner vacation cruising AROUND
hfou le Northeastern 7e don 9l .4ls
country, including blk -5laL A.4-a
alH sad lQElataf Canada -eafes & s3
- grrau morning lo Ieeouultnla als -a4l9.
war ~ the Pennington SEMINARY Eela-4-
tau- N d Tue abofs through tas qlalall
b TIE ll-IIIa- Hlsa a.u zaqa se aaA
la-E
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
FLORIDA ALLlGATORS SCARCE.
a Dealer finds the Mexican supply
PAYS Him Much the Better.

PAYS Him Much the Better.
From ne TGffs5urg Dispatch.
Joseph Smith has brought a cargo Of
alligators from Mexico to New York.
Mr.. Smith was asked why he went 10
Mexico to hunt alligators, and replied.
"Allirators are giving out In Florida,
In fact, they are becoming scarcer In all
parts of the United States In conse.
quence Of their skins being so much in
demand that many persons have engaged
In alligator hunting as q means OF
making money. The alligators have
never been hunted by the McNicans, but
I soon had them al H. At first | shot
them, but o Mexican conceived the idea
Of harpooning them, and carried II out
so successfully that we followed that
method afterward | was down there
eighteen months, and during that time
/ secured hides to the amount of
$50, 600.
1T IS quite exciting to take q sports.
mans lamp, fasten II on your head on a
dark night, and quietly sneak aloIg the
river bank, and, finding one Of these
monsters lying at the waters edge, har
poon him. II takes a steady hand and
quick eye to strike them right, and a
strong arm to hold him after he Is har-
pOOnCd.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
rhnt relerhone nIessaee.

Superintendent Miles OF the District
telephone service has written a letter to
the Commissioners stating that Mr..
Domer the telephone operator at Po.
lice Headquarters, denies emphatically
that he had auythingt TO do with a story
sent over their wires concerning the
new Commissioner, Ross, and says that
no such report went over the wires Of
the department that day or at any
other time. Mr.. Miles says that he be.
lieves Domers statement TO be true.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11

RasBaFERT RELIEVED. DR. WHITE,
- CHIROPODIsT,
l4ld Penna. ave, opposite Willarls h9tel,
Thousands from far and near visit DIT, M 1ifH 3
establishment for relief from and avoidance
Qf coms, buuiuns, diseased nails aud All
other foCt troubles. Hours, g. n. 90 . 3, a..
Sundays. @ To I2. Office fee, 81 per VISIT f.r
putting tie feet iu good order EstAHlisLaii p
The daily critic., 1890-09-11

Haka hatHes1iT
4e IEe sle Maurice HaE aa4
tHa t. Jeremiah aaa Margaret
#IHa a Ea# FaaE q a.
@ HHH Hee aae -
aF. -aEl = Aa
Ha ha Fl So
EHIIeH au uH.r E. s-a
p
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The daily critic., 1890-09-11
nsfranaLng In.aEaaes CompanIss.

CHABIEsToN, S. c. Sept ll.-An-
other corpse trust ease similar to that Of
the celebrated Bend case was brought
10 light here yesterday IN the arrest Of
Matt GeltheTn, an eA-agent Of the Home
Of the Friendly Insurance Society Of
Baltimore. Gelthen has defTauded the
company b. means Of fraudulent claims
and forged medical certificates. Char
lotte A. Mills had been reported as dead
and the money collected On her policy.
Charlotte Is still alive.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
aIeIIIn.. - . - %

Iu glass bottles aud q lu the form oi alet
granular powder consisting entirely 20
50uble aud 4ssimllalls natter it Is ugt die
bulky iuIiZestihla product of The miller ~
baker, Lut IS the resllt OF sailltgl alaulp-
ulatioB, 81 careful and uniform chemical
processes, based upon scientific priulipl e.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11

can nH #AlI-Haa #5 F-
H #.a-H cur H#..a al
THOMAS FISHER 8 g1r
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
An rn,lrInr stIrmn-

Speaking OF the Cars decree
against the Jews, the London edition
Of the Herald says The Car has en-
barkod upon a crusade which will at.
taCh an undying stigma TO his name.
England Is powcrlcss to interfere, but
the indignation OF her people will be
strong enough to find some way OF reach
iug the ears even Of the CZar."
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
RsDubnean success ia Rhode Islaad

NEWPORT, II ~, sept H. ne
count Of the ballots IL yesterday cleo
ton vas completed 81 4l0 this morning.
Thomas CoggeshaII, Republican Is
elected Mayor by los majority
The Republicans also elect oui oi
8 aldermen 10 oul Of IS counclmen
and 3 ont 81 4 school eommiteemel.
There Is No election for one council
man,
Tie proposition % expeud - goo tor
a new engine house Was carried lY over
500 majority.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
Nj A. DAUPHIN,
NE# BASS saEaEa- EANa
Eaa

q. q ar
AaaHEsEl aa s1EE AaEElSaL
BANKS N.H E a. se.s are
Eaa EHa presidents d -Hal
Eh.1 Chartered -sals E-g eaa - a.l Is .le
highest . alsre eFe g
E.as q .lea7
EENENEEH taat Eae present aar.az q
ne Louisiana srar= Lottery coy Haa .ae
SlEEEa-E COURT oE EEa UNITED ST Ezs
aas decided a. #Ha CONTRACT EH lla
State 4 Louisiana ana aart +. ae
JANUARY ass Eae La- al Laa-
..all. El.-h a-.aazaa al a.l lE
1l rl Taar s ..aEy. aAEslN 1NT
r. Ete Constitution
e
Hl4aa eaTE laa charter q eae LHlI Isl-
ASA LOTTERY CQNEasE Far
NNEE EDEEu AEH zIEEFE
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
ALLEGED WRECEERS CAPTURED.
Two Men Now Ia the Hands OF the
Detectives

IWO Men NOW Ia the HAnus Oh tho
Detectives.
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept IA dispatch
Just received from Utica states that
Cain and Buell.. the two men who are
said 70 have feXd the obstruction
on the rail that caused the
wreck 10 the Montreal express, passed
through here this morning, IN charge
of two PinkeTton detectives. The de
teciives refused 10 state where they ar
rested the men, but II IS thought they
were captured either IN Canada or soma
point west of Utica.
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
ArlIsaI b the say

HALIFAX. n S sept 1.-THE An
erican steam yacht Say from Boston
for Cleveland. Ohio Via Lhe ST. Law
auce arrived here yesterday
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
antony sEIps oss Uaurza.
n. 81 - LLr-L

no thank you C.eapsua agalh
Antony .hat happy sunday afEeua9u a
dinner eIunol pauake # tHal iglI
gaCg m Vas Roman FgH1E tlat
killed MS good friend Caesar
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Washington stock Exchange.

Washington stock Exchange.
sales-ReguIar Call-l2 o'clock m
Capital National Bank, / at 10, American
GTauhOphOne, 80 az l6l.
Miscellaneous Bonds - U. 8. Electric
Lights lst, 6's, 100; u. s. Electric Light
%, 6is, 100; W. & G.. X. r. 1910 6's,
R'Q3323, lO3l; ". & G. Convertible, 8s,
- Masonic Hall Assn, Sc, o ls9s, l0Ii
Wash. Market Co.. ist Mort, 6's, 40;
Wash. Market Co.. Imp, 6s, III; In'd =
seaboard Co, 6's, g 1897, =; Wash. 1t.
Infantry, lst, 6's, 1904, 9s; Wash. II. In
fantry, "a, rs 1904, gS; Wash. Gas Light
Co, Ser. A, 6's, III; Wash. Gas Light Co.,
Ser. b, 6's, NJ; Hygienic Ice Company, LEI
Mort, 6, -i American Security and
Trust, zoo.
National Bank stOcks-Bank Of Wash.
ngton, $50; Bank Of Republic, 26Oi Metro
pOlitan, ~ Central 2o0i Second tJui
Farmers and Mechanics. 100; Citizens
l7U; Columbia, 40: Capital, 10: West
End, ~, Traders, l25; Lincoln, 10.
Railroad stocks - Washington and
Georgetown, -; Metropolitan, 100; Co
lumbia, 20; Capitol and North o street,
10; lexington and Soldiers Home, t5,
Georgetosn and Tennallyt0wn, 81, Bright
wood, -.
Insurance -Firemen's, As; Frank
I'm, 40, Metropolitan, IS; National Unioni
%; Arlington, l55; Corc0ran, G0i Colum-
bia, ltf, Decentralization, l75: Potomac,
s0 Riggs ST; Peoples 81; lincoln 81.
Title Insurance stoeks-keal Estate
Title, 100, Columbia Title, 81; Washington
Title, -.
Gas ana Electric Light st0cks-Washing-
ton Gas, 41li Georgetown Gas, As; u s.
Electric Light 1929.
Telephone stocEs-PennsylTania %,
Chesafeake and Potomac, 7oi American
aTaphuphone, l6t
Miscellaneous stoeks.-M ashington Mar
kal Co. lbt Washington Brick Machine
Iu., $50. Great Falls lee Co, 2loi bul
Run Panorama Co., 20i National safe De
post, 2t0, Washington safe Deposit, ls3
Washington Loan and Trust Co. As Ma
uauai TypograpLic, -; hergenthlerl z
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 3, American
Security and Trust Co.. =. Lincoln HALL,
- HygieHic Ice Co, So Iuter-Ocean
Building Co..
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
school Irastaa y aIta ResI -.

The resi- gual.on 81 Dir George White.
IS trustee 81 lie public schools 81 the
District has been received ey the Com
uissIalers. Pressure Qi private q15l-
uess IS lha Cause QI Dis resignation
The daily critic., 1890-09-11
The FINAL Test.

She was sharper than slu-lo one could
u'eTTuagh her
Not even the feminine country school
teacher.
-Asumd (Ir8.) Press.