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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


schools thereof, and said' violaters shall be
committed to the County Jail of said County
until such fine and costs are paid.
SEC. Is. And be it enacted, That all prose-
cutions for violations of this Act may be eth
er upon presentment, indictment or by trial
before q Justice of the peace who shall have
jurisdiction original and concurrent with the
Circuit Court for said County, and the said
justice shall have power to issue all process
and TO do all acts which may be necessary TO
the exercise of his said Jurisdiction, and may
Try and determine all cases whereof he may
have jurisdiction and may pronounce judg-
ment and sentence to the same extent and
manner as the Circuit Court for said county
could do in such cases if they were tried he
fore said Court without the intervention of a
jury: provided, however, that if any person
when brought before any Justice shall before
trial pray jury trial or If the States Attor-
ney for said county shall pray jury trial for
the ALLEGED offense on the part of the state. IL
snail be the duty of said justice to commit
said offender for trial or hold him to bail to
appear for trial in the Circuit Court for said
county, at It's then session fit be then in seS-
sion or at its next session lift be not then in
session, and to return the commitment or
recognizance with the names and residences
of the witnesses for the prosecution endorsed
therein, forthwith to the Clerk. and it shall
be the duty of said justice 10 inform the per-
son charged ofhis, her or their right TO Jury
trial In all cases,
SEC. 10. And be it enacted, That any per-
son or persons, corporation, company or asso-
citation violating any of the provisions of this
Act by selling directly or indirectly barter
ing or trading any Kind of intoxicating liq-
uors in said county, upon conviction in a
court Ofjustice, shall in the discretion of the
Court. pay a fine Of not more than three hun-
dred dollars nor less than fifty dollars, or be
imprisoned in the County Jail tor not less
than thirty days nor more than three months
or both fine and Imprisonment in the discre-
ton of the Court.
SEC. 90. And be 1t enacted, That if a major
ity of the votes cast at said election are in IA
vor of granting license. then the Clerk of the
Circuit Court be and he is hereby directed to
issue such license in accordance with the pro
visions ofthfs Act on and after the first day
OF December, eighteen hundred and ninety.
SEC. 81. And be it enacted, That nothing in
this Act shall give permission for the grant,
ing of license by any authority for the sale or
barter in any way of spirituouS or malt liq
uorS, wine or cider on the grounds of the
Mountain Lake Park Association, or within
one mile thereof contrary TO the provisions IF
section six of the act of eighteen hundred and
| eighty two, entitled IAN act to grantadditiOn-
| al power to Mountain Lake Park Association
| Of Garrett County, corporation incorpor
| aled under the General Laws of Maryland.
| SEC. %. And be it enacted, That all Acts or
| parts Of Acts inconsistent with this Act are
| hereby repealed.
Approved April Sth, 1890.
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the alert for the expected signal.
And so he was. Just as the first
gray of dawn appeared our listening
ears caught the sound of Officers
CALI breaking the silence of the morn
ing and filling the valley with the
sweetest music we had ever heard.
Joyously the reply rang out from cur
corral, and the men. rushing from
their rife pits. made the welkin RING
with their glad cheers.
This dramatic incident in our In
dian campaigning recalls the famous
story of the relief of Lucknow, and
like it, is worthy of the attention OF
painter and poet.
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He that cannot forgive another
breaks the bridge over which he must
pass himself; for every man has need
to be forgiven.
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Poverty is the only burden which
grows heavier by being shared with
those we love.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
YOUNG IVES INITIATED.
How to Make One Dollar Look Like
Three.


Three.
New York, Jan. 80. The Sixth
National Bank, at Broadway and
Thirty third street, which recently
passed into new hands, has been closed
by United States Bank Commissioner
Hepburn.
Mr.. Hepburn would not speak of the
banks affairs last night, but some idea
of the trouble was cleaned from one of
tie persons whom he consulted.
The Commissioner attention was
first called to the actions of the present
management" he said, "by finding in
the market lot of securities which
the bank had been holding in its vaults.
In getting hold of banks and kiting
their securities there is generally some
scheme at the back, but so far as cur
sorry examination has disclosed this
scheme was confined purely to getting
control of the three banks-the Sixth
National, the LenoX Hill and the
Equitable. 1t looks good deal as
though they were trying to make dol
lar appear in three different places at the
same time. What the loss will be
cannot say. 1t will depend a great
deal upon the value of lot of securi-
ties, which are in vault down town,
and also upon whether certain checks
which came in yesterday are paid. |
do not think that the trouble will
reach further than to cause the closing
of the other two banks. They will
probably have to CO." 1t is intimated
in this statement that the methods of
the men interested have been some
thing like those of the young Napo-
leon," who bought railroads on tick
and paid for them out of the funds he
found in their treasures.
The Clearing House has suspended
the Sixth National Bank.
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same question arose In regard to n
quorum as vt Washinpton yesterday.
The Democrats refused TO vote and
broke the quorum. The Republican
Speaker telcGraphcd to Mr.. Blaine, at
that time Speaker, whether he could
not arbitrarily declare quorum present
when the fNct was apparent by count.
Mr. Blaine replied in the negative, and
defined parliamentary law upon the
subject Illinois Republicans acqui-
esced in Mr. Blaine's decision, but II
lost them the fight.
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Recent Arrivals.

HOTEL JoHNsoN-.-M X. w. Jones
and j. s. Whiting, New York; p L.
Shuman and wife, Chicago, and Wash
ington Morton, New York.
WILLARD's-A. Moore Berry and j.
G. Wilson, ST. Louis S. G. Martin and
Byron l.. Gates, New York, and George
T. Stockham, Philadelphia.
TIE RANDALI-P. Van Lith and E.
N. Ackley, New York; Louis Morris
and wife, South Carolina. and d. II.
Moore, Philadelphia.
THE EBBITT-E. H. Fishbarn, Chi
cago; Mrs. W. Gordon, New Castle, Pa
j. Satterfied, Buffalo, and Benjamin j.
Leeds and wife, Boston.
THE NoRNrANpIE-Mrs. G. B. Hal
sted and G. j. Halsted, Brooklyn, and
Robert w. De Forest, New York.
CHAMBERLIN' 's-A G. Bage and +.
Haberman, New York.
THE ARNo-H. L. Maine and wife,
Providence, and Miss Olcott, Albany,
n. Y.
WoRMLEY' Sd. G. Wolcott, Pitts
burg; G. Il. Newton, New York; Maur
ice Garrett, Wilmington, and NJ. Storey
BroOkline, Mass.
THE ARLINGToN-Miss ii. Wheeler
New York; Mrs. William ] Hitchcock
and Miss Hitchcock, Youngstown
Ohio, and A. L. Hollstein, Chicago.
RIGGs HoUsE-F. Valley Perkins
Morristown, N. j.; w. M. Crane, Dal
ton, Mass George Campbell, Cohoes
N. y, and Charles w. Stone, Warren
Pa.
THE METRoroLITAN-John j. MapE
and W. Wolff, New York; Ferd We'll
Montgomery. Ala, and w. j. Payne
Virginia.
THE NATIoNAL-J. G. Moore, Gran,
Rapids, Mich; Ii. B. Handy, Spring
field, Mass. Ira S. Fallin and r. NJ
Hahn, New York.
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A Frenchman's Rear OF Russia.

PARIS, Jan. 20.-Colonel Stopel, for
merly French military attache at Ber-
lin, who warned his Government before
1870 that the efficiency of the German
Army would make war disastrous to
France, has published sensational
pamphlet advocating Franco German
offensive and defensive alliance to
check Russia This alliance, however.
he says is possible only if Alsace- Lor-
raine is restored to France.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
Postomce pepartm.nt Changes.

The following changes have been made in
the Dead Letter Department of the Post
office; Miss Lizzie j. Magic of Minnesota,
clerk class 3D. has been promoted from
a S72o TO 5000 clerkship, in place of Miss
class L, who is promoted from $500 to
81 900, to succeed Miss Jennie A. Hoyne,
resigned; these changes to take effect on
and after February /, 1850.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
The Population OF the District.

Postmaster Ross, desiring certain in
formation for the Architect of the Treasury
in connection with the proposed legislation
for new city postoflice, has asked the
Commissioners for the population of Wash
ington ard Georgetown for 1878 and 1889.
There was no census taken last year; but in
1873 Washington had l3l, ,947 and George
town 11,57l
Mrs. Partington uses Salvation OIL for
rheumats and brown creturs 1t costs %
cents.
The doctors said he could not live; but
he took Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and lives
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
DESTITUTION DENIED.
DAKOTA CITIZENS INDIGNANT =
ABOUT FALSE REPORTS.

Settlers Have Fair Supply OF Feed
and FueI-Joint Resolutions nv the
Legislature Denouncing Bogus Tel
egrams.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-GovernOr Mel
lette Of South Dakota. +. II. Smith, u
member Of the lower house of the Leg
islature Of that State, aud Harry
Hunter, member Of the Senate, arrived
in this city yesterday morning. They
are members of the special committee
appointed to arrange for getting seed
wheat for farmers in the drought
stricken district. When asked abour
the stories Of dcstitution and suferin
ing in South Dakota, Governor Mel'e,te
said:
There is poverty in South Dakota
but no dcstitution, and there will be-
none as long as any of us have anything
TO give. / venture TO say that there Is
not family positively in need of food
or fuel in the whole of the South Dakota
district which has suffered by drought.
They are not destitute, but are without
money to buy seed for the next years
planting. A good crop next year will
get all the Dakota farmers on their feet
again, and very soon there will be
artesian wells enough to do away with
the danger from drought.
DAKoTANs INDIGNANT.
PIERRE, S. d., Jan. 30.--The people
of this city are indignant at reports
being circulated Of great poverty in
this State among farmers. Joint reso-
lutions denouncing the reports as un-
trtta uycro tuoui uo,tplv ndoptad uaotor
day by both houses of the Legislature,
and both bodies are preparing to give
crop statistics ard other irrefutable
proof in the near future setting forth
the fact that there can be no destitu-
tion.
NO CASES OF SUFFERING.
SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Jan. 30.--James
Waldo, Beadle County official, ar
rived from Huron yesterday and said:
Nearly every township in our county
has been heard from and no cases of
suffering, either of man Or beast, were
reported Settlers still have fair
supply of fuel and feed, and
when expended there is more
for them there. The county has
large quantity of coal aad the relief
organization have plenty to supply
present needs and more is being re
ceived daily. Eastern people who have
telegraphed asking about the safety oil
friends may content themselves with
knowing that settlers in Beadle County
will not go cold or hungry, notwith
standing the reports sent to Chicago
that people were sitting in their home,
on the prairies going mad from hunger
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
The Presidents House Robbed.

ISDIANAroLIs, IND, Jan. 30.-Presi-
dent Harrison's house, on North Della
ware street, was entered last evening by
burglars. They got away with iewelry
and other property to the value of
81 200. The house is occupied by
Henry $. Fraser and family, but much
Of the Presidents property is still in the
place The burglars secured an en-
trance by climbing to second story
window. Most of the loss will fall on
the Ernscrs
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
Man wants but little here below,
Rllt xrnnts thnt Httla strnnm

This is especially true of a purge. The
average man or woman does not precisely
banker for it, as rule, but when taken,
wishes 1t to be prompt, sure and effective.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets
leave nothing to be desired in point of Of
flcacy, and yet their action is totally free
from any unpleasant symptoms or disagree
able after-etfects. Purely vegetable, per-
fectly harmless.
Formerly people had to suffer with cold,
but now DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures them.
What you say may be so, but what want
is- Salvation Oil, the great pain destroyer.
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Police Conflict with STRIKERS

VIENNA, Jan. 20. Striking glass
workers to the number of 500, at Cob
lonz, Bohemia, made an attack upon
the factory in which they had been en-
ployed, and, cifecting an entrance, de-
strOyed all the machinery. The police
attempted to qucll the disturbance, and
q conflict between them and the rioters
pncl1nu
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
Suspeoted POISONING.

PIArTsBuRG, N. Y, Jan. 30,-John
Condor, section employe on the Della
ware and Hudson Railroad, was found
dead in bed at his residence on Corneia
street, this village, this morning. 1t is
said here he has not lived happily with
his wife, and many are inclined to be-
lieve he has been poisoned, An inquest
is now being held. The woman does
not bear good reputation.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
POPULAR MEN In TOWN.
FAMILIAR FACES OF THE NATION AT
THE BIG HOTELS.

Colonel Burnside of Cleveland Look
Ing out for His Friends--Cuurt-
laDdt Parker Here TO Secure the So-
lIcitor- -Generaiship for His son.
General Hastings of Pennsylvania
has come TO the defense of Emory
Thompson, whose appointment as post
master at McKeesport has made 30
much racket. Thompson is captain
Of militia and values the written en-
dorsements of his commanding officer.
While the confirmation of Thompson
may not be made as soon as he would
like, there is hardly any doubt Of his
final success. He is tall young man,
who is physically able at least to handle
all the mails which come into the
borough of McKecsport.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Irving NJ. Scott of San Francisco, a
ship.builder of considerable fame, Is
here. He built the U. s. steamship
Charleston and was charged up with
$80.0 penalty because the ship did
not have the required horsepower en-
gines. He thinks the penalty exces-
sive, and expects to have it remitted.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
Fatal La grippe mt BidJeforI.

= BIDDEFoRD, ME-, Jan. 3o.--Horace
Smith, ex-alderman and prominent citi-
zen of Saco, aged SO, died to-day of la
grippe. Two other deaths which oc-
Cured here within twenty.four hours
were directly traceable to this disease
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Detective Carter returned this morn.
ing from Boston, where he went to bring
back Otto III. Stahl, wanted in this city
for embeZzlement.
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The Lepox uault sails.

New YORK, Jan 30.-The Lenox
Hill Bank Of this city shut its doors at
II 80 a. m. to-day, being unable to meet
its obligations.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Captain HeaIy OF the Bear Censurads
CnIcAGo, Jan. 30.-The convention
of the members of the Seamen's Dis
tIict Assembly was convened at 90 West
Randolph street yesterday afternoon
and evening. The result of the days
deliberations were successfully con
cealed by the members. Beyond the
fact that committee has been selected
to take action or suggest plan of action
in reference to the controversy between
Master Workman Powderly and the
Assembly, little can be learned. Reso-
lutions have been adopted censuring
Captain Healy of the revenue cutter
Bear. who is charged with extreme and
continued cruelty to his seamen.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
AIR. nIalne VS.. Sneaker Reed.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30,-A special to
the Herald from Chicago says; In an
election contest in the Illinois House
of Representatives few years ago the
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
May Indict Chicago Jurymen.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-The Herald this
morning says: A member of the pre-
sent grand jury is authority. for the
statement that members of that body
have been bribed by the gamblers. He
even goes so far as to say that thirteen
of them have been influenced to such an
extent that there will be few or no in-
dictments returned against the gamblers
with the exception perhaps of George
Hankins The member in question
says the gamblers are confident, relying
upon the steps they are alleged to have
taken.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
Professor westphai Dead.

BERLIN, Jan. 30.-Professor West
phal, physician celebrated as a spe-
cialist in mental diseases, is dead.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Frank NJ. Pixley, editor Of the San
Francisco Arg0ndut, is on visit here
with his wife. He is well known on
the Pacific Coast, particularly ms a
hater of Catholics.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
THE TalIow-Caniie Free

The tallow tree, or the tallow-candle
tree, Is a native product of China. Ii there
Is Il land on earth where one would not be
surprised to find lighted tallow candles
growing on the trees it is in the land Of the
queue and silk pantaloon. Seriously speak
iDg, the tallow candle tree does not bear
an annual crop of candles strung on cot
ton string all ready for use, but one of its
many products does much resemble unre-
fined animal tallow and is used in the
manufacture of all articles requiring in
gradients of fat.
The Chinese tallow tree is about 4 to $
inches in diameter and IL to 20 feet high,
but the tallow is not found in the trunk,
neither has it "pith like the elder" The
fatty matter from which it takes its name
is part of the fruit. The fruit, says a
writer in the st. Louis RopuLhc, is enclosed
In sort of pod like most other nuts, but
more resembling the chestnut than any
other which can recall at this moment,
and consists of three grayish Kernels, each
having capsule of its own and another
seed within, the pulpy matter enclosing
this second seed, or nut, being the "tallow,n
of which so much has been said and writ
ten.
1t has all the properties of pure tallow,
even to taste and smell, and when rubbed
upon paper or cotton rags IL burns with n
bright, white light and gives out much
heat.
Advice To Mothers.
Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and 1t is the best
remedy for diarrhea. 25e. bottle.
$500 40' or fight" See "Warn Robert
sons advertisement In The SUNDAY CAP
| ITAI.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
Ciry Hall Notes.

Mary NJ. Dickinson was to-day granted a
divorce from her husband, Edward Z. Dick
inson, on the ground of cruelty and nom
support. She will resume her maiden name
of Meredith
Judge Cox made decree to-day appoint
ing Jesse Lee Adams administrator of the
estate OF the late DIR. Elmon A. Adams.
Dr. Adams did not leave any will, so far as
is known. The bond is fixed at $4,000.
The will of John Jones was placed ON
file this morning. He bequeaths all of his
real and personal property to his wife, and
upon her remarriage or death it is to be
divided equally among his children.
The will of John V. Kehl has been ad-
mitted to probate. Margaret G. Kehl is
made executrX in 500 bands.
One of the most effeetual ways Of treat
ing eatarrah, influenza, cold in the head
watering of the eyes. and other catarrhal
SYMPTOMS is by the use of OLD Saurs Ca
tarrh Cure 25 cents everywhere
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Ex.Govelnor Price Of New Jersey is
here after claim. Years ago he was
n purser in the Navy, and lost some
Government funds through the dishon.
esty of subordinate. The money will
probably be refunded.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

You can order THE CRITIC by postal card.
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ing for 85 cents.
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tain Tovnsend thinks II an imposition.
The Eoard of Supervisors Of Steamship
msp, ctors Is now in session aud will
probably advise the repeal of the law,
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

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MISS BISLAND ARRIVES.
Nellie BIy's Rival Reaches New
York,

New YORK, Jan. 30,--Miss Bisland,
the globe trotter, who has made trip
around the globe in the interest of the
Cosmopolitan Magazine having left
this city on the same day as \ ,llic Bly,,
but going in the opposite direction to
that lady, arrived here this morning on
the steamship Bothnia.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30
Captain Heaiy of the Bear Censursd.

You can order THE CRITIC by postal card
1t will be sent to your address every even
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Money for SCHOOL Bows.

Thirty school boys above the age of
IL can learn how to make some money
without interfering with their school
work by calling at TIE CRITIC office at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The great popularity of Mr.. stoddard has
again been demonstrated by the enormous
sale of course tickets for his lectures, which
closed last night. To-day Messrs Ellis &
Co, o,,sbegin the sale of tickets for single
evenings,
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Colonel r. IL. Pratt of the Carlisle
Indian School is at the Ebbitt and has
been busy while here with matters be-
fore the Interior Department.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Henry C. Tillman, who came in from
Michigan yesterday. was made happy
by his appointment as census super
visor in the Detroit district. When he
gets through with that job he will prob
ably be chief deputy in the Office of
Collector Hopkins. This, with a sal
ary Of II 500 as secretary of the State
committee, ought to make Henry feel
comfortable.
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StahI Broucht Back.

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1t will be sent to your address every even
inc for 35 cents
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More Charges Against the Manage
mcnt OF That Branch of Govern
ment tndustry--A Former EmplOye
Inslsta ON Their Truth.
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$500 40 or fight" See "Warn Robert
sons advertisement in The SUNDAY CAP
iTAL.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Settlers Have Fair supply OF Feed
and FueI-Joint RESOLUTIONS nv the
Legislature Denouncing Bogus Tel
egrams.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Hon. i. Y. Cheboygan, an ex-mem-
Der of the Michigan Legislature and
Judge, has arrived to serve as. II law
clerk for Comptroller Lacey.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

Captain Townsend of New Haven,
an old ship captain who has sailed in
many seas, Is here to have the law re-
pealed which requires vessel owners to
employ high priced licensed pilots. 1t
costs from 5000 to $500 to get steam
ship into New York harbor, and Cap