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Rio Era1il Western Ry.
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD.

The Only Trans Continental Line passtrv
directly through SALT LAKE CITY.
The only Line % Denver with no ensur- Of
cars and WIZ only ONE CHANGE
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InauguratG a ChiIdren'S Carnival
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE BELOVED LITTLE ONES.

Monday morning we'll youngsters them full
charge Of famous Boys end chdrcas
all
speaking there
der before. patterns TO select
FROM and various makes
gather
ducions, and n novelty is notice.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate o; Hannah G. Domville. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. administrator Of the e.
tate OF Hannah 9. Domville deceased. 20 me
creditors OF and all persons having claims
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the FIRST publication Of this
notice, TO the said administrator az The
Office Of Lsaac N Waddell, att .rney. Utah
Commercial and Savings Bank Building,
salt Lake City. in the County OF Salt Lake,
Ctah Territory.
PETER FAIRCLOUGH,
Administrator OF the estate OF Hannah
Cowan DOmville. deceased.
Dated April 9Th, ls9o.
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Topeka Day Coaches, Sleeping
a 4 80! LIVE 70 and nom EiEes Fea aIitou
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The daily critic., 1890-10-18
he WAS A WHITE NAN,
Although His skin was Black Al
feOttnE Scene In Atlanta

Although His skin was Black AZ
feotinE Scene In Atlanta.
saw poor, alf.crazed old negro
woman last night who found friend
indeed, says writer in the Atlanta
Journal A small white boy was lead.
ing her along. when she suddenly
stopped, pulled away from him and
sank down upon the sidewalk and
moaned most piteously: Il won't 20
20 de jail house. / never has been dere
and ! won't 60 now
A crowd quickly gathered around.
There were sympathetic faces, and
some, be II said to their shame. made
iests and laughed outright at this pit
liable sight, tit to touch a hart Of stone
Two policemen came up. The pa.
troll wagon was telephoned for. They
we're going 10 take her down-her
whose only crime was feeble mind, a
wilhered form, helpless hands There
was ray of reason In her talk, and
much Of pride for She shuddeTed and
moaned az the thought Of the 'iail
house, as she called H.
The wagon came In sight-she sObbed
aloud; but In that curious crowd there
seemed net one TO offer her the out
stretched hand and lift her from dis.
tTess. But as they were about 10 lead
her 10 the hated wagon a well dressed
cOlOTed man pushed through the crowd
and lifted her from the ground, placed
her in a hack. paid the driver and had
her "a Ken home
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
washington srock Exchange

SaIes-Regular CaIl-l2 o'clock m.-
Georgetown and IcnuallytOwn X. r., 10 a
t2 Lincoln Fire ms, 80 81; 50 a -
Wash. Loan and Trust Co., 100 A; 100
aI3.
Miscellaneous Bonds - T. 5. Electric
Light ist G's, lG2; u. $. Electric Light,
2d, G's, 100; W. & e.. 4. r. 1910 d's,
Rq3i23, lu3; W & q. Convertible 6's,
llTI; Masonic Hall Assn, 5's, q lsgs, 100;
Wash, Market Co, lst Mort, 6's, no;
Wash. Market Co Imp, &c, 10; lnld &
SCubOard Co. Gs, e. 'SgT, -; Wash. ~.
Infantry. let, G's, iNOl. o. Wash. IT, lu.
f1uiry, 2d, ~, 1904, 0s; Wash. Gas Light
Co., Ser 4, Gs, 10, Wash. Gas Light Co.,
Ser. b, G's 100, llygCuiC lee Co., lst Mort.
6's, Il; American Security and Trust,
National Bank stocks Bank ot Wash
iugton, - Bank Of Republic, 255, Metro
politau, POS; Central, HO %; Second, 200;
Farmers and Mechanics, .y3, Citizens, lbs,
columbia. l10, Capital, ,1lgi, West End 100.
Traders, l93; lincoln, rs.
Railroad stocks - Washington and
Georgetown, 240 Metropolitan, '3G, Co
lumhia, 12; Capitol aud North q Street,
GO; lexington and Soldiers Home, 61A;
Georgetown and Tennallytown, 81; Bright
wood, -.
Insurance Saskatchewan IS. Frank
lin, 81; Metropolitan, so, National Union,
20, Arlington, 100; Corcoran, 66, COlum-
bia, lOs; German American, l15i Potomac
81; Riggs, "A; Peoples, So; Lincoln, 81.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate
Title,l25; Columbia Title, 81 Washington
Title -.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W Washing
ton Gas, AZ; Georgetown Gas, 50; q. S.
Electric Light, $50
Telephone Stocks-Penusylyau 25,
Chesapeake and Potomac, Us American
GTaphophOue IS,
Miscellaneous Washington Mar
ket Co., rs; Washington Brick Machine
Co., $40, Great Falls lee Co., ~; Bun
Run Panorama Co., 20; National safe De-
posit, -; Washington safe Deposit, l25;
Washington Loan and Trust Co, a; VA
tiOual Topographic, %; Mergenthaler, Ii
Pneumatic Gun Carriage 4; American
Security and Trust Co., 64l; Lincoln Hall,
IS, Hygienie lee Co., 40; Interoceau
Building Co., ~.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
Eie0

BLAEE--Qn October %, 1850 iu Baltimore
county Nd after long illness, br. Z Tucker
Blake
Funeral services az Chapel OAK hin az 3 b.
u., Saturday ogtuhtr IS Friends HFite1 20
attend.
GRAHAM.-0u October Il, 1880, al 5.35 a.
M. al l,z8 Twelfth street, Mrs Charlotte DEu-
ella Graham, wife ~ S. p. Graham 10 her
Funeral from Memorial Church Monday,
ath iust.i az $50 p M lltefment % OAK
HiL
HOLLAND. .-Ou Fr8ay October Il, lsa0 AZ
6 O'Clock a m., Hester Pie beloved vile el
stephen Holland,
Funeral from Euau Baptist Church. e street
between sixth and seventh southeast, on san
day, October la, al O'Clock H- 10
ELUh -On Friday morning October %
1850, az #a9 10 iga4leIla b-lml aged b
years
DEERING suddenly. at heart disease,
EayluasIeE George A. DeaEilz, q S. Navy
MALoHE-Nr- Ann Eebeela Malone. si.e
II r. Farr Fa.risz court House Eaf AZ p
W-, Friday 0et9aer l, Lsa la A-g -.
Ilterulut sunday October % about
ia AeW Cathedral Cemetery. baltimore
MULIIGAS Friday evening. 1.sa6az
I., l-al- lr T. El- lal.a ~ VIE ~ - l.-
6-au a- lasr-ea aWu. -. ~
MskENNEE ION 1alHaar IS, fsa9 ar
E.- hs=zlg lF-aFa.. .l=a.a #- q aa.
AeAenHez aged g years months
Fu6araI from afa ega -1a 1aa.
-HaEaHg-T. eEsuuaFr Cd. ..#.HE p 70 a.+e- p
Relatives AND friends aa--Hzt o. 4-tel =
AuLEaHE& AT Galrg1tau. a. Qg-ll9
IS IeHa - laar tai.ur. Nu Grz1aaE Ag
HeLaaEln aua dalEl-eF .. ta -t sarah a=
-laEs Roberts
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

In which Miss Rose Coghlan has Just
appeared When Lady Gan SDrHb6T
was asked Have you D busbaud2" the
actors Uttered and when she replied
Ges-sOmewhere thCv laughed.
Continuing. She went on. "He doesn't
seem 20 be within reach at the present
time. " and ihis caught the house The
audience roared with laughter, IN which
Miss Cogblan joined
Miss Amelia Somerville has named
her baby Russell Frederick. She says
that It shall never go upon the stage
Ike mamma, or into the circus like
papa. 1t is faring very nicely. It's
latest present is a handsome ivory
and silver rattle from Miss Isabella
Jrquhart Imagine this juno. esque
lady talking t0otsy -wootsy TO a babv.)
The rattle is engraved with the legaud
Baby"
s*#
The Rev. r. De Witt Talmage will
lecture In the kitchen of "The Old Home
stead at the Academy Of Music next
Sunday night. Last Sunday he spoke
in the farm, and last week in front Of
the church The plate is very dill
gently passed around, and it even
peneiratos the managerial office Last
week it captured one Of Mr. Gilmore's g
dollars
a7.
A dispatch from New York SAYS that
Charles G. Locke Of the theatrical firm
Of Locke S Davis, manager Of the
American Opera Company, De Wolf
Hopper, Minner Palmer and other
theatrical ventures, was arrested at
Hermann's Theatre last night. Mr..
Locke was charged with passing bogus
checks. The warrant was issued on the
complaint Of James Barton Key, Pre-.
piictOr Of the amusement BUlletiR
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
Hg BLEW OUT THE CAS-
Fortunately 70 Was Uncovered IN Time
20 Prevent serious Results.

Fortunately 70 Was Uncovered IN Time
20 Prevent Serious Results.
Mr.. +. J.. Fidler is a veteran Of the
late war and halls from Mercer County
No. He is the city endeavoring TO
obtain a pension and IS temporarily re-
siding at 22I Pennsylvania avenue
northwest 10 would seem that Nc
Fidler had lived long enough in this
vale Of tears TO know enough not To-
blow out the gas There have been so
many people hurried TO another world
by that route, not 10 mention Congress
man Martins exploit in that line, that
II would seem that even Mr. Fidlcr I'm
the rtmoieness Of his Missouri nome
must have heard of % and learned a lgs-
son thereby.
It appears, however. that he w9ntel
the actual experience tO teach him "a
lesson. In consequence be Is a very
sick man to-day. When he retired last
night he blew out the gas and lay down
10 pleasant dreams Of q big fai pension
allowance. lie never knew anything
about himself until about noon to-day,
when after two hours hard work he
was resusCitated
The boaIders in the house becoming
alarmed this morning at his non
appearance, broke in the door Of his
room and found him unconscious aud
nearly asphyxiated from the effects of
the gas. DR.. J S. Cobb was hurriedlY
summoned, and after two hours work
Fidler was restored to consciousness.
lie will recover, and the proprietor of
the boarding house will have an extra
large Gas bill this month
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
TRYING TO OBTAIN HER RELEASE.
4 weiI-Known Washington Lady Con
fined In an Insane Asylum.

a Well Known Washington Lady Con-
fined In an Insane Asylum.
Steps are being taken by b. Webster
Dougherty, a Philadelphia lawyer, to
have Miss Mary Wilson released from
the Pennsylvania asylum in which she
has been confined for some time. Miss
Wilson Is quite well known in Wash
iugton. Three years ago she and her
sister, Miss Annie Wilson, were en-.
ployed in the Treasury Department
Mary, who was the elder of the two,
was a lady of brilliant attachments aud
cultivated manners. She filled a very
responsible position, and was consid.
cred an expert statistiCian.
Suddenly she became imbued with
an impression that every man she came
In contact with had evil designs on
her honor. Her friends found It neces
sary TO send her to Clifton Springs for
treatment and II was supposed that she
had been cured, but after her return
she became more violent than ever.
They say at the asylum that her con.
dition Is now much improved, and for
this reason her friends want her re.
moved
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
Rednced Rnte. for Yoters-

B 90. r. r.. Co. will sell excursion tickets
10 persons returning to their homes to vote,
at the low rate Of one fare for the round
trip, as follows.
To points IN Ohio, Indiana, Illinois aud
the lower Peninsula Of Michigan and 81.
Louis, tickets viii he sold Tor all trains on
October 18th to 3lst, good for return until
November 18TH
To points in Delaware and New York,
tickets will be sold October 3Oth and 3lst,
atd November lst good FOR return until
November 10Th
To points In Pennsylvania, tickets will
De sold october 3lst, November ist, 2ud
and 3rd, valid for return within 10 days.
For information, rates aud time tables,
call on Ticket agents, 6l9 and 1851 Penn.
sylvania avenue and depot, New Jersey
avenue and & street.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

talented artists and the latest sensations.
Miss Pauline Markham, the famous
queen of burlesque, has been specially
engaged, and will appear in the leading
rate Of the new burlesque, "Tempta.
tion," which has proved a most sue.
cessful production. and is replete with
new songs and music, amusing Incl.
dents, funny situations, pretty dances
and novel features, including a grand
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

h<Ss5@OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
- District OF Columbia, Washington.
October II, ls90-lu compliance with the
provisions uf The act Of Congress making ap-
pFuFriatiuus 20 provide for the expenses OF
the Government 81 the District Of Columbia
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1891, ap-
proved August 3, l-s0, the Commissioners Of
the Dt trict Ot Columbia hereby invite pro.
pusals for supplying gas aui electric lights az
reduced rates for municipal lighting 10 the
District Of Columbia upon annual, hye year
and ten-year contracts and upon any system
The act provides as follows. - bat lie Con
missiouers Of the District OF Columbia shall
investigate, ascertain and IeTurt 10 the soc
end session Ol the Fifty-urst Congress wh II
deduction may be made for gas ana electric
lighting, both for annual uYe-year and for
ten year C0utra cts, aud that they be author
iZed 20 invite proposals for supp ying SAID
light az reduced rates, and in this they are
not lin tied % any one system. Full lmt r.
nation will be furnished upon application at
this ONCE. The application should st ate
whether Information Is desired concerning Z
gas lighting, electric lighting or both, A
these proposals viii be submitted 10 Con
gress it Is desirable that theE should be Fg
ceiFel ~ this Office not later than November
~, 1880, but proposals will be received at any
time et0re March j 1891
j. W- DOUGLASS
j, W. ROSS
u nj. X 1BEkE,
ls-6f Commissioners ID a.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
aIarrieo

NgCACLEY-6U>TI this city, an The
residence Of the bride aunt DO SO = street
noTf Invest on Wednesday, October 49, rs l9.
A MeCauley aud jamie R. Gustin both uf
savannah, Ga
PHERSON-EARL E-On October Is,
$50, at the residence uf che bride's father.
II be Cedars," Georgetown Heights, ID. ~, by
The Rev ,. "A. REGISTER, rector of Sc. John s
Church, Robert ~. MCPHERSON 10 Bessie
Chamberlain Earle-
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
Women as Liquor Dealers.

@ftHt ere -AeH ANfa WHftAs
Sixty seven women are engaged In the
liquor business ia New York city and
the police officers are authority for the
report that they keep the most respect
able saloons In the community Not
one case Of arrest for any cause has
been made In a Woman's saloon. All
Of these liquor dealers are widows who
have become propTietors through the
death of husbands OF Sons. Ali have
made or are making money and all are
coed citizens. One of the larger beer
merchants died last week and was hon
oTed by a most imposing funeral service
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
nr Hntter,s sermnn

Rev. Dr. Butler will speak to NOR
row night at the Memorial Lutheran
Church on the several questions now
agitating the Synod in view Of the de
velopments during the recent meeting
Of the Maryland Synod in this city.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
InINrEE 81 EsrAIE.

TauH sALE-AHHLI q ACRES aN }
III Ge extended, 81 l4a 4a= al eHa sl=
luu ana soldiers Haua Railway. Being lz
uaE IA -ad 'ElreEaal good Hlalr- -al-EF
flr Investors EHr H.tr..a .aH#ars. price. aLs
tlelIre Il CHAFLN EalHS - 8Isau Sc
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

49, NOTICE UF EXPIRATION OF II
49, ceu-es- Assessor once. W-s11~
Ton, p. O.. october lf- t-.# Notice q a-EeaE
given fhaf ga faa aEsI nAA OF ollABEir
t-ag. Ei expire al Geua-e- given % che H.-
ulut ~ columbia ~ AHaGla.-afl--r Aa.-
tluatlz EaEas ana taasalz hraa-
ezs- claim Agents. Naaf fr-HtHFe cattle
Brokers, comm --Iul NaE-Iall#r Dealers %
I#=EHIa# ana taruHutaa L.ars Wines
aua lara-a.s, Ii-..#ersr Insurance agaa.-
Zee Dealers Aaaa#a#Ial.Hr #A aa4.aHl
E aas. Life au1 -.e -sEaH#e la1a
rauIe-, EateIr a-. aHa#r eea=. Pro
U~Hf#E- Ha- ##.H-
IlHaHz- houses. ar.s Ha-t ra
TaInF TI Tables ~HH ar1s eHT
aHag- Hotels Livery ~lHl.as lats -aHse
Uula Iaas -H- Ne -ee.
gafHIa- Hea.aH= u a.a IaHH.- Has. SIS
a-art- .aa-.#HHFr lsaa a#.1Hz- a-- la
HaHee- Haaa.-E-. a-.a. .H IH=t tHls7
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business Trades Hu Hfa.a-r.H#-s -
rIaurfIg raHaE lHer ea-e- ri
auaa aHra a-a. #aa n tHa aH- taa Dis
tFef ~ Columbia. Ear ase
Haha tFg e E H as
o. Uay -aE same before
business l4I ID aHaf ls aa a-e la
imposed. HAE HHH Hef g
Than 81 uaH uHEg aH#U e# .HE a4 T=t
HF .l3Hr II lhe Commissioners A.z aa
ldahla MAIraEW IklABLE. Azsazs9z
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The daily critic., 1890-10-18
aH

RTaE is TEH HlHA HE @ElL PAX
N su laleY tls zaaEs 1H- class zae
5ud-aa1d llaLlllE Address Or 1a 81
TUsTHs GID STAND. sla p 81 as
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
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frame Ha-ze. fa-l EH5lla aEa-aH 1
FarU- .HE -.E-I snug homes prices $50 APP
alFfa kUEEEE 2 THaA a-, Eaal Ao 3 al
tsEE
EelH ~sLE-HHE OF THE gHsaF ESD
II Ea- Washington. Eal, ile aaa 40
staaa frul fEHaUs ala llta. a.aa-Ea
taH- 81 EH-s HH.aE1 $500 HaaEr $50 Cash
ba.aEaa El .l.E ar trade laT -aa1 -aas-
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
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Il - = - - - -

Ll Sums . =l1E ar a aaE EalE
THaaHuEe ie only portion q. Ela arI
lu uE BOOKS FaF -G. - laH Hala
-u TsfE issaad ul laz % aEd
aHaH.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
FOR DYSPEPSIA,

Indigestion, aud stomach disorders, use
BROWN's IROS BITTERs.
All dealers keep f. 81 per bottle Genuine has
trademark aud crossed red lines on wrapper.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18


Boston, the home Of culture, refine
Hent and beans, has established an
aesthetic line of theatric art. The
echoes Of The plaudits from throngs Of
capiivated gentlemen Of The front row
persuasion, and the gleam Of footlight
flashes from their shining pates, were
still lingering in the enTaptuFed ain Of
Gotham, commonly known as New
York, when that epitome Of high art,
Sibyl Johnsione, packed up The Gle
menCeau Case and her costume IN an
sN3inch grip, " and deserted the stand
ard Theatre in The metropolis foT the
Park In Boston.
Miss J0hnstone had found the magic
wand that had made her character Of
la an attractive aud financial success.
ID was the violence of criticism With
which she was treated By the daily
press. She knew that every line writ
ten regarding her there was nothing TO
say about the play and the costume she
ought 10 wear meant continued success
Sibyl thought So. But In Boston the
interests and the morals Of the city are
under the control Of several staid aud
intelligent gentlemen known as the
board Of aldermen Tuesday they read
the notices 81 the "Clemenceau Case
In Tie newspapers, ana observing the
illustrated cuts. they. by unanimous
consent decided It 10 be their duty %
20 and see ihe summer costumed Ia.
To their wives Il was. Of course, gX-
Z Ulaiue1 20 he a sad and fearful case Of
/ duty They had 10 60.
Having lad a warrant from the city
/ controller cashed foT seven front row
seals a the Park Theatre. Tuesday
T evening found the guardians of the
/ HUB comfortably ensCouCed eX-
/ ugmgly near the fascinating Lights 1l
he stage They were soon Wrapt 20
strict attention % The play one 81 the
f dtacuus 81 The board uulged au elder
I UeXt % him, when a yivaCiaus little lady
/ iu navy blue costume uipped 90 tbl
stage and said
Is lhat her. Joshua The dress 4
+ glt loE Eut just q little aud gosh
I look at ler % that sailors horapipe
She vas Uol lhe fascinating sl1yL ~
nei iheiT gaEe later lus and The seEea
/ sanity gentlemen sought salluslQu la
/ bind seven programmes and the bluslH.
Z upon heiF fourteen cheeks Were as th'
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

is acknowledged the brightest minstrel
comedian In this country The gradd
crystal first part and the march Of the
imperials are said TO be the most gor-
geous productions ever seen In q min.
strel performance. The funniest of
comedians, tho sweetest of ballad singers
and the most startling Of novelties will
be introduced in the performance The
character of the attractions heretofore
presented by this company Is a sufficient
guarantee of the excellence OF the
coming entertainment. The company
will make grand carriage street parade
each day.
Re
"The Paymaster. the play to b.
seen at Harris Bijou Theatre, begin.
ming Monday evening next, needs bu,
little comment, as 1t has been seen here
repeatedly. IL Is now In its fourth
year and is still making money for It's
managers. The play has been slightly
revised, not. however, sufficiently 10
iDjure the story, whish has always been
accorded a goodly amount OF praise.
The scenery Is all new, the tower
scene, the barracks and the setting Of
the Connemaugh Valley are gems. A
full carload Of scenery and mechanical
contrivances Is carried to make the pro-
duction complete. The river intro
dnced into the play is tank contain.
ing 80 600 gallons Of water. The leap
from the tower by the hero Is a de-
cidedly dangerous task, the distance
being twenty.eight feet from the level
of the stage The heroine, too, Is
thrown bodily from an awful height
into the water and Is rescued by the
hero. The appearance of the two
dripping performers Is always a sulii-
Client cause for a spontaneous outburst
of nDDlause
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
C0naIssI0sEa d DEED9-

~ s. BuEDE. guMR 0F DEE1s ROB All
~. states and Territories, 4ss "a. aTea opp,
llsY Hals
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

70 receive applause. The company Is
composed Of people who have reputa-
tions for splendid work. All the parts
are well played, even down to the very
smallest
GOOD Old Times" is the style Of
play that pleases all classes. The In
terost commences as soon as the cur
tain goes up, and from that time on IL
never ceases. Wilson Barrett had in
tended making Good Old Times the
main play Of his repertoire, when he
toured this country last season, but
Colonel Sim, who was in London when
II was running so successfully at the
Princess Theatre saw at once that II
would be a great play for this country
He persuaded Mr. Barrett to dispose Of
the rights TO him. Tue manner in
which the play has been received in
Boston and New York shows his iudg-
mtnt was not at fault
av
An excellent minstrel performance
will be given at the New National
Theatre next week. Primrose 6 Vests
famous company will appear, aud they
need no introduc ton to Washing.
tonians. Messrs. Primrose & West
have this season surrounded themselves
with artists Of rare talent In every
branch Of minstrelsy, aud they promise
a performance superior In every respect
TO any they have ever presented in this
city. Among the special engagements
is that Of Lew Dockstader, late of
Dockstader's Theatre, New York, who