The daily critic., 1890-05-29


ring supper. Of the Illinois Senator
cannot make the cause Of John Pope
Hodnett, the great Republican. Farmer .
Labor advocate, successful, then. indeej /
there is danger aheal In that event /
we shall commence mdustriously TO
despair of the Republic
Tur Father Matthews Total Abstinence
Society viii give q musical and literary
entertainment at lincoln Music Han ON
Friday evening, June 6, 1890. a circular
issued by this society assures the public
that the President OF The United States,
several members of his Cabinet. and His
Emmeuce, Cardinal Gibbons, have signi
fed their desire to be present. The Right
Reverend Bishop Ke1ne, rector of the
Catholic University, viii be the orator o.
the evening. The concert win be under
the direction Of Professor Cannon This
entertainment is given iu order tha' the
society may have the honor OF coatri 1l-
ting its share 90 a fund now being raised by
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America for the endowment Of the Father
Mathew Professorship In the Catholic Uni
NNN0ANNs DO Ne INNNNNNA W INlnH AOI NIIIN
purpose The sum of $500 and it Is con
idently believed that our own society will
he the most conspicuous and most highly
honored by the generous and liberal char
acter Of It's contribution
a CORRESPONDENTS or The CRrIc. writ
ing from Coustantinopie, says Of Mavro-
yeni Pasha, physicisnin-ch 20 the sui
tan, that he has been recently made hon
orary member Of the Medical Academy Of
New York. lie Is a great writer, having
published many scientific and descriptive
works. Although advanced In years, be IL
still otherwise a hard and energetic worker.
His lectures given in all the hospitals are
for the encouragement Of the young doctors
and students 20 ardent work lie Is the
founder Of journal m French aud Turkish
entitled G0.cte dcs H0spit1ur. He it was
who caused a scientific mission TO be sent
into the interior OF the Empire to study the
treatments employed by the Bedouins,
which has been OF great and universal aid
to The medical profession In consequence
OF HIS great labors Mavroyeul Pasha will
occupy many page IN the history of the
glorious reign Of the present Sultan.
ONF SNoN or GrRNNNN has invented
new process Of glass manufacture. The
blowing process, so tircsome and unhealthy
to workmeu, is 10 be superseded. The es-
sential part u the new process consists In
the use Of peculiarly-formed waved hollow
metal rolls, which are heated from the IN
side by means Of steam or gas. These
rolls take the tough liquid glass direct from
the melting pot aud run IL out into long
sheets like those Of tin or sheet iron. To
avoid sticking of the glass 10 the rolls the
latter are covered with thin coating Of
coal dust, oil aud wax.
Miss OLLIE ARCHurRr, sOubrette
singer who 6. favorably known aud has
demonstrated her capahility Tor higher
musical advancement, has been offered the
position Of prima donna in Ilatche's Comic
assures us that Miss Archmcrc's beauty Is
most winning, and that she has sweet,
pure, and very seryieeable voice.
CtNNpr,vs VINO ARE loyal 10 the throne
are making extraordinary efforts TO enter.
tain the Duke Of Conuaught, Queen Vie
toria's son. But the salmon fishing
grounds a. Trietapedia, where it was
hoped the Young man could angle ia royal
style, disappointed expectation. The
waters would be muddy and the salmon
wouldn't run
TuE SUPREME CASTLE, Knights Of the
Golden Eagle, is Ia session al Pittshurg
This is beneficial order Of the Odd-Fel-
low kind. I'm Pennsylvania the member
chip is a3,i43, nearly $4,000 in excess Of
any other state. During the past Eagle
year the order increased its membership
1866.
DE. MARSHALL, a Chinese clergyman,
vas a delegate to the Methodist Confer-
euce lately IN session in St. Louis. The
doctor, who is seYenty-two years old, speaks
English perfectly. lie believes China win
be ChTistiauized IN fifty years.
OSE or THE first persons who got posses
sion Of an original package iu Topeka,
Kansas, was a halfbreed Indian, who soon
got whole drunk and was escorted TO jail
by an irish aud a colored policeman.
OVERHEARD AT THE colored folks BIN
Huche.
''ler aiut't got no calico, Is yersn
"Who say / amt got no calicosn
Il never said yer amt, ak yer is yer"
"AS NTER-CoNrISESrAL SARCASM is
what some one calls Secretary Blaine's
proposition for AN inter-coutinental rail-
road with our present commercial restric-
tions.
III GOEs oN everywhere, excepting az
Washington the taxation Of gamblers bY
police officers. Discovery u this fact has
broken out again at NeW York city
a Great Lover Of Art"
From M Nsr Y1TF ,tGT
Senator Carlisle Is a great lover Of
art on the walls of his Washington
residence hangs many a gem from the
studios Of prominent artists.
What They Must Have.
FT0a Pc C9.4is. I5FrsgL.
Darn the inequalities, and darn the
injustice, say The Republican leaders
We must have that campaign fund
Quas's Encyclopedias stiffness.
Flla NJ. FtHHlsflhfT ItBIss.
There are 10000 words IN the Ian
guage aud Quay is silent IN them an.
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. Iizzie-tEe name us6d 90 calI
The bright-eyed girl by Franklin Han,