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The daily critic., 1890-09-10
Tbs TORTOISE SELL TWISTED.
= Pennsylvann Product that Rivals
Jersey Lightning

4 Pennsylyann Product that Rivals
Jersey Lightning.
You can put m. down lor q ProbibI
Zionist cu Chalfgn' whisky said q
Doylest6wn man ,oa ps#astaf reporter
the other day In fact be added
have about made dn my mind never TO
touch strong drink in any form here.
after
What's happened TO you3
Nothing has happened to me, for
una,ely, but look at that knife, ID eVhi-
biting a fine piece Of Rogers cutlery
in The shape OF o foar bladCd pocket
knife The handsome tortoisesh
handle had sprung from the rivets and
was CurlCl back at both ends
That knife" said the cold water
convert is q temperance lecture. aud
III tell YOU why. / never drink 10 eX-
cess. In fact may say that I never
use liquor as a beverage, only taking
IL occasionally as medicine. One
night last week I went fishing The
weather changed, and became extremely
cold by the time my friend aud myself
had worked Neshaminy from Reeds
mill to ChaliOnt Old Boreas was blow.
ing a gale, and IL occurred to me a
little whisky, diluted with Neshaminy
straight would have q tendency TO pre-
vent our taking cold We bought a
half.pint at Chalfont Having no cork
screw / attempted to open It with the
knife The cork split, and when we
tried 20 force q ont the knife slipped
into the bottle. We succeeded in
getting the knife out after fifteen
minutes hard work, and the handle was
curled up by the alchol as you see it
now. That settles the whisky question
for me, ] don want anything in my
interior arrangements that will curl me
up like that knife handle -D0yles.
fCrH Democrat.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Two Three-story Buildings In south
Washington burned

Warrington burned.
Two three.story buildings were al
most completely destroyed by fire this
afternoon at Nos. 200 and 211 Tenth
street southwest, and the loss is vati.
ously estimated at from 81 1900 to
81 900.
No. 200 IS owned by Charles J. Nor
ton, and occupied by f d. Queen On
this property there Is an insurance Of
$500 No 211 Is owned and occupied
by Beverly Ellitt There seems to be
some dispute between the occupants OF
the two buildings as to the origin of the
fire. a lady on Virginia avenue says
that the flames first sprung through the
roof Of the house Of the Queen family,
They had a cook stove in the third
story, and had evidently had fire in Il.
There was no fire In the other house
except In an out. kitchen.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
s. Joseph society Item
81

Wife beating IN So. Joseph Is 3u the
increase 10 an aTmiug extent During
the past feB days nearly half a dozen
cases 1f this peculiarly disgusting spe
cies 81 crime have been reported. IN
one 81 Two instances Tie guilty Lus-
bands were arrested ana lnei In other
cases they escaped without punishment
The sentiment ~ this community ought
t0 be strong enough tl enforce proper
punt hmeut upon the men Who beat
LlelI wives ana cause such terror %
that class Qi brItez that the practice
ge5II siam
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
ren from a street.Cnr.

Last evening about 10 o'clock, while
stepping from streetear al the corner
Of Eighth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue., William Green, a white man, fell
and the wheel passed over his foot
crushing two Of his toes. His knee was
also injured After having his wounds
dressed by DR. Carraher, Mr. Green was
removed 10 his home, No. 1914 Fourth
street southeast, 10 the police ambu-
lance,
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
FlRlNClAL AND COAaERCIaL.
washiDgton stoeR E4change.

sMes-RcCular Call-l2 o'clock n
Columbia Tile Insurance, 100 az 81. PnCu-
matte Gun Carriage 30 40 J. Washington
Loan and Trust Co, 100 40 . z, 25 at a.
Miscellaneous Bonds U. s. Electric
Lights lst, 6'sl lC0i Y 8. Electric Light
2d. t'si 1903 w. & q. X. X. 1910 Us,
R'03'23, lO3; W. < G. Convertible, G's
1O5: Masonic Han ASSN, Sc, q is0s, -
Wash. Market Co.. lst Mort, 6's, JOS,
Wash. Market Co, Imp, Gs, ~; lnld 4
seatoaFd Co., G's, 1897, -, Wash. It.
Infantry, lst, 6's, 1904, "a; Wash. II. In
fantry, ID, 7s, 1904, g7 wash Gas Light
Co., Ser. A, G's, -; Wash. Gas Light Co.,
Ser. b, d,s, - Aygieuie Ice Compsny,lst
Mort, bs, -, American Security and
National Bank stocks-Bank OF Wash.
ngton, 450; Sank Of Republic, 2CO, Metro
poltan, -; Central, -; Second, 200;
Farmers aud Mechanics, 100, Citizens
lG9; Columbia. 10 Capital, -. Htst
End, =; Traders, 1875 Lincoln, lls.
Railroad Stocks - Washington and
Georgetown, 2iO; Metropolitan, -; 60,
mmbia, - Capitol and North D Street,
20, lexington end soldiers Home, -;
Georgetown and Ieunallytown, 81 Bright
wood, -.
Insurance stocks-Flremen's, A.; Frank.
llu, 80, Metropolitan, -; National Union,
-, Arlington, ll5; CorcOran, -; Colum-
bia, is; GeTmau-Amertcau, -. Potomac,
20; Riggs, sti Peoples 5; Lincoln, 5.
Title Insurance stocks-Real Estate
Title, - Columbia Title, 81 Washington
Title, -.
Gas ana Electric Light stocks-W Washing.
ton Gas, 474i Georgetown Gas, so; U. 9.
Electric Light, 100
Telephone sroeks-PennsylYania 2j,
Chesapeake and Potomac, %; American
GTaphophone, ld
Miscellaneous Washington Mar
ket Co., II; Washington Brick Machine
Co, 365; Great Falls lee Co, 200; Bun
Run Panorama Co, -; National safe De-
post, 2z0; Washington safe Deposit, l25
Washington Loan and Trust Co, Al; Ma.
ti0nal Topographic, -; Aergenthaler, 2
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, Z, American
Security and Trust Co., ~, Lincoln HEll,
go; Hygien!e lee Co., - IUter-OceaH
Building Co.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
report Of Intendapt stoughtenbsre.

The report Of Iniendant Stoughten-
berg for the month Of August has been
received by the Commissioners. The
report shows that there are now in the
worghouse 326 prisoners, almshOuse
ls7, and 81 patients in the hospital.
During the month $50 prisoners have
been discharged from the woTkhouse
ana have escaped.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
nlds for pl.trIet WORK.

The following bids for the con,
struction Of a new station house In the
Fourth Precinct on Z street, between
Four. and,a half and Sixth streets south.
west, were opened by the Commissioners
to-day: james ]. Young. s4,12li A.
j. Fisher, S4,S43; J A. Hewlett, ST.
$50; Martin Hendricks, SI.607. Bids
were also advertised for the improve
ment Of streets and alleys under the
permit system but only one bid was
received, that Of the Crawford Paving
Company.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
me- HoraI HIns LIne

Is not simply a single train Of handsomely
finished passenger coaches. All the trains
In service via B. g o. r. IL. between Wash
mgtou, Baltimore, Philadelphia ana Nea
York consist Of this magnificent new equip
meut, embracing an ne devices and appi
auees approved by car-tuilders tlat con
tribute 10 The safety and comfort 1f
travellers NoeEtra fare Is charged on ans
of these trains. Passengers occupying
Pullman parl0r o. sleeping ear accommJ-
lailons Wil Be charged the customary rate
for same.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
want the Merry. Round Removed

The Commissioners have received a
letter from the property holders and
residents Of Wallach Place and rs
vicinity complaining Of the merry. go.
round situated at the corner Of Four
tcenih street and Wallach Place They
complain that the music accompanying
the "mCrry. .goround Is too much Ike
that Of q hand organ and Is continued
so late at night that they are unable 10
obtain proper rest. They request that
the nuisance be abatcd.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
rRnpnsArs


DEOIOshLs FOR FrEL-T. s. COAST
I lli sa1lats survey Office, ~ ls.n- r
September f-HU. Scaled proposal H pc
ssgI.el tl. Office If. O'Clock m 't
rrersl maed.saly Thereafter ir fae ns
eu.c 3d .ar furnishing ~, aaaa
and thirty toms H.-t quality Waite h-1
.agnaee gna. .ea "a 'aa. ~ as1.g N..e
Fine Wood sawed ras. .ll two f-s
.gst quality TaIv Uak.y Wood sawed once.
1Ha feel % be a'vera1 .ul .aet 10 tHo gra.
e. y lae t55 aa. a NJ
~ iH. Office. Award wiL Ha made, ITEM q
f'0 20 the best bidder .ar oInn rem 'ni
fN. right Be- reserved to re'aot WH lN ts
u1sa VIII De furnished W application ta Dig
Office Envelopes fH ha 'nINr-et 'HrHr
t0r Fuel, and aadEc -a3 81 tHe Sid, ,.r.ltoul.
mr.oa. Is. q. T.C. NENDEEHAiL s1ga.a
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
EH lEL Sans. IA
Address Es- -#e.l -..Ees al--.l.-s lr-
NEH ORLEANS EHr.gEAL BANK.
#H Orleans, La

REMEMBER -aE a
AHAEIEED EE DIR NATIONAL
BAEEs Nsw aaE ss- ra
RE aa la
Wla - -e at g. no
REMEMBER
he aas-ua s--.= -a-1z-F - al.-1 z9a
EGE 1-EE . laz UNITED STA aEEs
s 1aa sos -EA-E aEa rzs
.aH la state DOES EIE 1atIaE lsIL
JANUARY 3 --lr Ta al-
z E--l 9ar-s. - et aIY
g. E DHEEr
---slr- la-
-9l - au
H = az LOUISE
ANA EaTrEHE Company - = lHs YER
aEE HUNDRED ARID sIEETz
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Properly Traiued.
- -

Chestly tof the Yale crew In d crush
On the pier ID Couey Islaudl-H0W the
deuce 90 tie women get through So
sell. They iammed me against The
rails Ike a crowd 81 freshmen IN cane
ushl
YaTdIy lhis commercial frieudl - Iusy
have been in training a tll bargain
counters.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
Carlng ID LIttIa Do

The annual report Of Sister Elizabeth
Rilihan Of ST. AIMS Infant Asylum
has been received by the Commissioners,
il shows that during the year l29 per
sons have been cared for, daily average
number 40; expenditure for salaries
S., ,s94i for erection Of buildings Sl6,-
l54 94i f0T repairs 70 buildings 3d.,
40 s..
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
Permits TO Build.

The following permits TO build
were issued to-day Lewis II. Emmet,
three story and basement brick dwelling
1891 New Hampshire avenue northwest,
cost SI5 ,000 r. IA. Leopold, three story
brick addition to 1919 r street north
west, cost 5000; @. l. Renst, three
two story brick dwellings, 20 to 30
Patterson street northeast, cost IS, 600,
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
rnR rENr -RnnMs

GoR RENT-tul l.rU sT N w FUR
Il uishCd room. toPalfiomea and Wivesor
ladies or gentlemen iu couples. with eA.u.
lent table board term moderate. Il
UoR RENT-uNFuRSTsHED BACK PAR
1T lur, with board ..r married couple on
gents 81 18Th stnw. to8t
EOR RENT-sD FLOOR NICELY rrR
Y nished room enItatIe i1r 9 gentlemen
in q small private family; I square from Gov
eminent Printing once 70 Nyftlo ~ e.Ilst
EOR ENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
IT 3iarge and very desirable front rooms,
1si floor good neighho-hgud and centAif
ra. bath and good attendance; references
U,oR RENT NIcRLY FURNISHED
II rooms, ist and 2d floors. $50 5th 81 v.
Ton RENT-3 UNFuRN1sHEp CONMUNI
II eating rooms on ld AOori bathroom 90
same aoor. 1885 iith SIN W lost
EoR RENT-TwO VERY NICE ROOMS,
IT suitable for a doctor or dentist; on i5t
floor. facing park also other rooms. INQUIRE
nv ~ q ~ l w.
EoR RFNT-llI5 TTI ST " w-PRErTILY
II furnished 81 story back room, opening
or large private porch; bathroom atIrll-
iuc; private house, only 's 20 pernanenttget-
ereuces exchanged: Gentleman preierfed
FoR RENT-8 UNFURNsHED ROOMS,
IT suitable for light h0usekeepins, --5 ga
stnw. 24t
EOR RENT COMMUNICATING PAR
Il iors unfirnishel Will rent 10 physician
OF specialist, l3i2 n " ave. a3t
L1OR RENT T-uANDsOMELY FURNISHED
II room, With large bay window, and one
adjoining hall room, With privilege OF
caterers well heated; references required.
INQUIRE az ld29th . W. lst
L1OR RENT COMMUNICATING AND
IT hall rooms, 2d door, with b0arli front
room. 50 floor; southern exposure, minutes
walk To- Treasury, Department of Justice aui
ptlnelLal hotels. lt2 I y. y
UoR RENr-TO GENTLENAN-vERY
II nice "a floor front room; wiudowj
southern exposure; near lines OF cars and
Patent ard Pension Omces; sl2 per month
coz II 81 n ", 94t
LTOR RENT-HALL ROOM, with board, sl5;
IN small room with board, 80. references
exchanged. Addres Box li2, thls o.tcc $50
UOR RENT-il05 p ST " w-fUNFUR-
IT ulshcd rooms suitable for office bGsi
ness or nCusekceglng. INQUIRE l1 store -lt
UoR RENT FURNISHED OR UNFuR
IT rooms. 81 hCur; heat, gas, baths light
housekeeuirg. i2l sine. -sl
EOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS IN
II good locality Ia northwest by willow
lady Apply isol sth - NV. SIT
EOR RENT-HANpsoNE FURNISHED
IT rooms with coed board ln private fam
ily. 1913 18Th so, near Mcpherson squares mo-
children takgn. olt
EOB RENT-LARGE, PLEASANT SECOND
II story front room, with board, also laII
rooms, references exchanged. lin2 ON s-
Vs. -
DOR HENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, TO
III adults, uufumshed communicating
rooms, -d floor llCU stE 10 W; new us.ek.
BAY window house; good boarding 20 door ir
EOR EENT-LARGE, FIRST FLOOR RODNi
II southern and western exposure, iur-
uished or 1uluui- he'd, near : cor lines; 90.
p0sito Mt Vernon Square. lot3 sth 80, cor IS
stuws -#f
EOR RENT--fs0O o ST n W. NICELY
II furnished rooms on 81 door and : ln lli
iu private familY;ezggilgut uoaFdt references
exchanged. -t
| EOH RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
] I hall room suitable for young gentle.
/ ran; e reT month. al y aVeuw $50
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

EOR RENT-fml l4rU sT N FUR
II uishCd room. tOgalfIompa and wives or
ladies on gentlemen iu couples, with nA.U.
lent table board: term moderate. 80 %
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
just a tribe sore.
r,o,n p. lL.ilnn.i ,nr...


Tommy-What Is reciprocity, papa?
His Father-When you gave the can
vassman your luncheon the other day
and he looked the other way as you
crawled under the tent--that was reCi-
prOCity.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
what's In a Nameq

There's this much IN q name, 90 least,
That's neither weak nor silly;
More men have been knocked out by bill
Than were e'cr Knocked out by a billy.
--Phldd,lpiii TiWss.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
Remittsdths Fins.

The Commissioners have remitted
the fine Of Private Patrick CTegaa
found guilty Of neglect Of duty by the
Police Trial Board and ordered him not
10 be remiss again
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
Nean Adrantnre.

From The Tcrrc Hau', Eyprta
Country Postmaster-H Heilol You've
got rid o them green stamps az last, eh2
Assistant-Yes | sold en- to Squire
Haicede. Color blind people is some
use, after all.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
married ano Died
fflaTrlfO

RICE -PAULDING.-O Tuesday, Seqtem
keT q, lsa0, n tie residence gf the brides
mother, Mrs 10. M. French. 1913 North Wash
French Pauldius 10 Joseph A, Rice % wash
1EgtUn. ID e.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
..I.IEL - E.IALE-

EslH -aaa.H AH-s H&
e extended
- 1lE sa1
- fGa aa .- s.H-e1
azHad aEd- 5000 1EaaHla
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
UN PRE- ECED EHTEO
ATTRACTION
Over a Million
DISTRIBUTED.
La. S. l..
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Louisiana State Lottery 60,

Incorporated blythe Leei.l l4.u-e for eI1.a..
tloua. ari charitable purposes, AMI ts fran.
.b Sc made rart 5f .ae present Sate Con-
sttuHuD, .u 1879 by q araHnHlnIyg r5Fr-
IAR VOTE
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGs take place sem annually Juue aud De-
cember1, aud i-s GRAND SINGLE NUN 3RR
DRAWINGS take place 10 each Of che 1thae
ten month ID the year, and l-e l'l drawn IN
public at lre Academy ai Yas'e New or
leans, La
owe DO hereby certify tNlt we s1uerv'sa
The arrangements Dor H .le Monthly l-I
se1i-AuulaI Drawings of the Louisiana state
Lottery CO.,, and .1 Igrsgu manage and eJu-
troll the Drawings them elves aut trlt ths
same are conducted with honesty, fairness
and IN good faith fowrfi ll parties, acl We
authorize tie company t1use ths certificate,
with iac-s'mEcs OF eur Euaturgs attached,
10 its advertisements.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

A TOURIST agent aud chapeTon VIII take
good care 0f an those on the excursion 10
Niagara Falls via Pennsylvania Railroad
on Thursday, the llth. Rate Is SO for the
round Trip and you can stop az Watkins .n
either direction.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
a Lueky Day
-.

HT-l n Na7 I-|- TsEIl-
Country Editor l9ut Wezfl-Ihiz has
bean 3 .u1ky lay i9I ne.
Faithful Wife-Has sQme one been in
4 aag subscription
Fdl.a--Wc n-ol q Wasn quite as
Iaeky 3 lhal bat / VAS shQi % aud
missed
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
u -. Il sIE...II..

blE CATION ct % a-rls
When fair y1u come 10 WeiEl n
Estlat. althg sou maV he mad
Hta are non l1uul 30 ay
-P.Er5
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

The special ta.u l1r Niagara sails VII
Ieagg Washington ~ l-ll y u September
ID. Eates aHlJ $40 ION 5he round lp
HI le lHIQWlA
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
.0aMIs.IosEE - -

n s BUBDY. CoNR 0g DEEUs Ega a--
~. s-aea ala Territories. saa - 4f- --.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

Secure your pariar seats early go .az
PeuusylFaua Railroad excursion tq Niagara
FAILS 81 thursday. Thfrate is luE slQ, aud
E8a lass ten daEs % 5-ag. Ai-hels ziiLlil
step 81 at HatklEs either way
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and drst-
class tanitorship, iu the POST BUILDING,
for rent at low rates 10 6rstclass tenants.
ApplY 10 sTILsON HUTCHINs, 98 Post
Building, or FRANK NAGUIRE, supeH-
tendent.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NITANTED-HORsEs TO PASTURE AT
w General Beale's farm al : 3 per MONTH
best Of pasture running water and plenty ut
shade, with careful attention. Apply 90 gem
eraI manager E B. LAFFEBTY, 10th s. and
IA ave, on al the farm. Telephone cali l05'
4 an
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
Very LIzely

E tf aaI lfiHf tfs
d married mans 3 laa, lLag zay
ASH Is were joke
And probably be thing e trle
AHLfes s. Ike spoke
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Important

- ~ postal
Er.as Money l-.- s-laE - EEr-lss
Ua1u
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

aal5 street nelauar - p Aaaslaiuztau
slaeE exchange AI laeal stoeEs
ana securities Baukuf aus =aEH
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
FOR sALE-HOUsEs

huh sALFa-hbA SIS
EORCED SALE OF BEAL ESTATE.
Il DO YOE WANT A sNAPs
That fue ola homestead, 305I Q So p ",
among the most delightful elevations ln
GEORGETOWN, VIII be sold an a sacrifice II
taken soon. Terms can be made salistae-
tory; but the property must be sold at once.
Key ~ MI @. H Fezlng'z Office, High So.
Georgetown. Write %
y. G. JOHNSON
aul,tf Rieha-dsvile, "a.
TOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
II frame house iust finishing, 1E1E4l. 20
Fard; lot I5ElI5; snug homes price, eead. Ap-
Ply 20 ROBERT ]. THOMAS Room 30, = .ls
l5La g.
EOR sALE-TEREE OF THE CHEAPEST
IT houses iu Wa lluEtqn1 l3t, 'ue ana l-4
litl En- ls rTo-sLurF and base eLEelt Drown
bells ana gas. price, 81 go each 300 cash
balance % sult gE trade loE good .1ts
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
UBINPRoVED PROPERTY F0R sALR

Part lot 8, x ~. bet 10Th and I.rb srsu y $ 4.
4 81. bet lstn ana 15th SIS % " ......--sr. S "a
q st beT isrh and i.tH -ts " -..s-..ars--
-th n, bEr b and S SIS D w. -r.... z.
44fh 81 btf 2 and AZ SIS W .-r-r.-.s s.-.-- d p
Isrh 50 beI = and Il -ts n Vice. ...-.-s--. Z IS
5gfl So, he. y and % -fs W..s.,r.- .-..-s 3 3
% 81 bet l-t ana 81 SIS " .s..rs...-ss. -a
gIH 81 above Grant ave p VICE.. .-..-r...
/. md 1. I'll. III. - ------ =
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
FOR sAIE AND RENr.
Deal ESTATE HULLETIs

Il BY
THOMAS 2. WA6GAMAH, 9I7 + street.
Changes made WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays
2sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES POR
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

II la1u laE aEae
THOMAS FISHER s. COS
TaR REST-Ta8 BRAND sEH SIX
Ii -aaH Eaaa lals-s l.ll ana aF aa.
r.lE near uEGHaaas a- ~
El.aE1gsu. lGgH-s RI = 5Alaast #
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

hgBFIPsT ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
49, CONDITION
or TIE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
pANY,
AZ the close of business September @, 1880.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
LOST ANp FOUND.

I OST-MONDAY AFTERNOON POCKET
IL book containing card case, sun ot
qtrtanee to owner. Liberal reward wi.l be
raid fgT its return % This aA1c. l3 e
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

~
6uI-HaEd clothing Address gr ca. -
Ju54Hs OLD STAND, lla j 50. u-
mONEg 40 LOAS.
MONEY T0 L8AS gN EEAl ESTATE aR
VI lEsE-.Il5s - agH -
interest. 81 -4Lzg HgE sa9#
q GREEN
aFuSEY r0 loan - GJ80 sEcuHrE il.
VI TTLE coz l - ave-
III LS ALL SUMS
no loan gS EEaL ESTATE SEE EllEr
ATS AND gEH CENT
HM HaEAE6
MONEY Hl laAs
1a
Oh Approved aa. ~ e
WARMER 3 -ar
< g. EILL. EEaL ESTATE ASl LOANS
-.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
AGENTS WANTED zgEHTgHzzs

- RATS .E ans further -llE-a
El $40 r-a -aeI
7 stating your s-lfs
-.aarF- sas ana lasr More 1 r=-
..r- -a. delivery SD be- assured %
-g.as-s p e-T- aes TF l
-r-ss
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

~ FEET RELIEVED. DR.. WHITE,
- CHIROF0DISr,
1910 PeEna. ave, opposite Willard's Hotel.
Thousands from 4ar and near Visit Dr. H ute IS
establishment for relief FROM aud aTgidalee
III Corrs, buui8ns diseased nails aud an
ether foot troubles. EuuF- E a. m 10 6 p. rl.
sundays. G 20 l4 once fee, 81 Ter visit fer
putting the feet in good order. Established,
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
PERSONAL

NTuW Is THE IwE. WE Will Pay
N money EgF -elss EEst-.-azs
EuI-HaE1 clothing Address or Ca. 80
JUSTIN OLD STAND, lla ID So. o..
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

EOR RENT ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
IT large and very desirable front rooms
1st floor, good neighho-hgud and centlaH
t.LLL ~ 10 b
The daily critic., 1890-09-10
~ WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT co.
~ SO and 9ls Pennsylvania avenue

STORAGE DEPARTMENT
Rooms Gre and burglar proof 4ui 4ll above
ground. particularly adapted fuF ne storage
cf furniture, pictures, &c. 4l--l1
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-09

river and harbor bill gets the right Of way
it is more than probable that the tariff
debate will not be begun in earnest until
next week, as there are three appropria-
ton bills to come before the senate this
week, one Of which, the sundry civil, is
likely to precipitate debate of some
length. Among its provisions, as
it passed the house, is an appro-
priation OF $72O,O00 for the geological
and irrigation surveys, to be expended
under the direction of Director J. W. Pow
ell, and this will be antagonized by Sen
ator Stewart and possibly by other west
ern senators, who want the irrigation
survey to be conducted by the agricul-
tural department.
The other two appropriation bills are
the Indian and consular and diplomatic.
These exhaust the list of regular appro-
priation bills, except the deficiency bill,
which will not come up before the senate
until near the close Of the session.
The election bill will be received from
the house Tomorrow, and be referred to
the committee on privileges and elections.
A caucus of Republican senators is ex-
pected some time this week, at which it
will be decided whether or not to take up
the bill at this session.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-09
A., II, & 8, II, EmplOyes.

Topeka, Kas., July 9.-The grievance
committee of conductors and brakemen
of the Santa Fe system appeared before
Gen. Supt. Sands yesterday and demand
ed a revision Of the present schedule Of
wages.
For the past ten days the employees have
been in session at Newton, Kas., and as
a result have drawn up new schedule
which, with statement of grievances,
has been submitted
The new schedule is what is called
standard wages by railroad men, and is
substantially as follows: For freight
conductors, cents per mile and overtime
80 cents per hour; for brakemen, cents
per mile, and for overtime 20 cents per
hour. The passenger conductors de-
mand that the grading system be abol-
ished, and $125 per month be paid for
running $500 miles. Over these num-
ber of miles they want 81 cents per
mile. Passenger brakemen demand $55
per month for the same number of miles,
and 24 cents for the excess.
The railway officials have the matter
under advisement.