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The daily critic., 1890-06-26
VIII The IoBRERs XIII Ir2


NH1'Hrtr HNrl.IHfsnes NfH iayi ifa q
Has Mr.. Blaine again fallen into the
hands of the iobbers Is this whole
Pan. American business to- go the way
of his South American policy under
Garfield, and for n similar rcasons
With no feature on threat 0r party
disruption in 30 the PAN American
scheme would find practical friends and
promoters in Congress But The selfish
personal iCbhing that carried The former
South American policy down IS how
inE now iu the present matter and
threatens consequences equally as dis.
H-rCue.
The scheme has two sides to &c. As
Mr Blaine COucCivcs itand presents 10
an unparalleled opportunity is offered t0
This country to improve i,s condition hy
making reciprocity commercial treaties
with The L8tin-American countries
On The other hand Is the i0bbinr side
of The question, on which are arrayel a
lot Of commercial agents and lobbyists
hoping for large returns from increased
trade and steamship owners figuring on
subsidies
Now the question arises, are these
men close enough TO Mr. Blaine and
have they been shrcwd enough t0 inn
pose their theories upon him and warp
his judgments II looks that way
These buccaneers are certainly be-
hind the false report Of the interview
between Mr. Blaine and Mr. Allison.
But as is usual with operators Of that
type, they overrcaChcd themselves.
They put Mr. Blaine on record too
strongly So he was Obliged promptly
to repudiate the rebcllious language put
into his mouth.
To the suggestion that Mr. Blaine is
much soured by reason of the apparent
failure Of the Pan American Confer
cnce, and Is in a dangerous frame Of
mind toward the younger leadership Of
the party, his best friends here listen
with serious faces They hope Il Is not
true, but they can see that if it IS the
party's road ahead Is certain 20 be
difficult one 10 travel.
Mr.. Blaine would stand a great deal
from Mr.. Mckinley, but II he thought
that Thomas B. Reed was behind the
move that induced the House to turn its
back upon the reciprocity proposal he
might, with the greatest peril 10 his
party, take the bit In his own teeth and
have his own way His hatred Of Mr..
Reed Is consistently cordial.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
EARNED THEIR VACATION.
GOnzaEa College students who Secured
Medals and Premiums.

Mehhls ana frHmlumHs
Harris BIiou Theatre was filed last
night by large audience who had as.
semblCd TO witness the forty. first annual
exercises Of Gonzaga College. A come.
dietta entitled, "A Heritage RegaIned,
,iS-. Sba.o op9{yssSSeniedd y in fine manner. The
and tke audience frequently showed its
appreciation by applause and bouquets
for the principals. The Marine Band
executed a series Of popular selections.
The Rev Father McGurk, president OF
the college, assisted by Professor Petit
presented the prizes as follows;
Gold medals-Allchael A. McGrath, for
Christian doctrine, given by Rev. A. J. Nc
Ayoy, S. j.; George &. Burns, given by the
Phocion Debating Society, FOR the best de-
bate on the following question: "hcsOlred,
That the Senate bill to provide for the emf
grafton Of persons Of color from the South
em States should meet the approval Of the
country at large;n William J Quinlan, for
elocution, given By the Rev. w. =. Caughy
Of Laurel, Nd; j. AlOysius Ecklo1, james
&. Mcclure aud John Z. Mclaughlin.
Silver medals were given John Magruder
Wolfe for Christian doctrine, Charles J. A.
Mullaly for elocutiOn, Martin Fealy, Alloy
sius j. Quincy, J. Charles Taney, John NJ.
Wolfe, Joseph +. Hin, Samuel Q. Wimsatt,
Michael j. GOrman, John Il. ManniX and
Maurice Wolfe. The two Georgetown Col
lege scholarships, donated By President j. .
II. Richard OF that institution, were won
by J. Aloysius Ecklof and Nicholas A.
Fitzgerald.
Premiums were given TO Nicholas A.
Fitzgerald, j. AloYsius ECklOii, Thomas r.
Kennedy, John b. MinniX, Edward j..
Sweeney, Maynard j. simmons, Maurice
j. Cahill, j. Charles fancy, Michael
Goman, John j. Repetti, Francis S. Ros-
seau, Christian A. EcklOh, Augustine G..
Helm, George G. Burns, John q. McLaugh-
lin and Martin Fealy.
A special prize was awarded 10 j. Alloy
sius Eckloff for a successful examination
on the "SeYen Books Of C8sar's Gallo
War; Premiums for three or more die
| tinciions were given Richard d. Wimsatt,
AlOysius CaVanaugh, James CnVanaugh,
| Oliver A. Mullan, Louis +. Abel, Joseph
". Becker, Daniel j. Quill, Charles Ferry,
Francis Hurley; simeon Harrison Clarence
DOnOhue.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
VIRGINIA WHIPS MARYLAND.
Maryland Fishermen Gracefuiiy Sur
render After Hard Fighting.

Maryland FIshermen Gracefully sur
render After Hard Fighting.
NEW YORK, June ga special TO
the Sun from Onancock says: For
some time bad feeling has existed be-
tween the fishermen Of Crisfeld, Md,
and the Tangier Island people in Vir-
ginia owing to the formers depreda-
lions on the lGuer's fishing grounds
ear after year their choice sections
have been invaded until forbearance
ceased 10 be a virtue. Judge Gillet of
the County Court was appealed to, and
be decided that force might be used 20
drive of the Marylanders. just now
soft crabs abound in these waters, and
the islanders find IL their most profitable
season. Several days ago however,
the Crisfeld fishermen made their
usual raid and covered the waters with
their smacks. The islanders sounded
the alarm agreed upon, aud sailed on
TO fight the invaders
The latter we're uuprepared for the
onslaught but nevertheless showed
flcht. After the battle had lasted about
an hour the Crisfelders retired, the
islanders pursuing them far across the
Maryland line and firing as they sailed
along Suddenly the pursuers came 10
a stop, and one of their number incau-
tiously shouted that they would have
continued the pursuit to the Crisfeld
port il the ammunition had not given
out Thereupon the Marylanders turned
and chased the islanders back to their
homes.
Yesterday the fishermen, 100 strong
and armed to the teeth, again invaded
Tangier Island The Nirginians saw
them coming, and great was the excite
ment. Boats were quietly manned.
and soon the Tangler fleet was ready to
meet the enemy. The fight is said by
those who Witnessed Il to have been
hot one from start to finish For three
hours there was considerable firing,
but. strange 20 relate. no one was hurt.
The Nirginians finally tired Of this sort
of fighting, so they closed In and sue.
cecdCd In boarding a half.dozen OF the
enemy's schooners.
"The prizes were brought into port
together with the captured crews, and
Il was then that the Maryland fleet
asked a truce. IL was granted, and
after q short conference the fishermen
agreed TO withdraw from the Tanqier
waters, never to return, IL the captured
schooners were set free. The terms
were accepted. and last night the in
vaders retired Peace again reigns on
the Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
Electric Bells, Speaking Tubes. J. Il.
Kueling.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

the returns from The South appear, the
same demand may be looked for with
confidence from that section, where
the real fine work" Of the cnumera-
ton, from the partisan standpoint
must lie done The kind of men Sc
lected for the work there discredited
the results hopelcssly in advance, and
also proved partisan design beyond any
moral doubt
Perhaps The Western demand for a
new count will not be pressed. Perhaps
10 will Any demand in which the West
and South may combine must hence
forth prevail
Superintendent Porter Is probably en-.
titled 10 neither credit nor blame in the
work 10 which he figures as figurehead.
The ex State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania,
now Chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, Is the man who has
furnished the nerve as well as the head
for the business. When his organ
avowed The party policy Of enforcing
the will of the majority in the Northern
States IL was accepted by the wise as
a distinct intimation Of the purpose and
scope of The coming enumeration
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
"LoNELY's " OVERSIGHT.

Two different communications 10 the
esteemed Post Of Wednesday called al.
tention 10 a particularly interesting adj
yerusement ln the esteemed ErtHiHg
Star Of the 2lst instant For a full un,
standing Of the momentous question ia.
VOWED 9, may be well 10 quote that ad,
yorlisement here:
A CENT EAIAN WHOSE WIPE Is AWAY
~ Tor The summer wishes % meet Dis
erect, Lively Young Lady ~ accompaBgtim
10 places ut amusement, Address LONELY,
star once,
This appeared under the head Of
Personals, and II seems 10 have pro-
yoked the Indignation Of at least rwo
citizens Of Washington. One, writing
over the initials III. W s., treats the
matter from a purely moral standpoint,
but the other, who signs himself A. J.
W" makes a personal application
which is calculated to impress the
toughest heart He says
Last Saturday evening I sent a copy Of said
paTer containing this advertisement 20 my
wife who was comfortably located al CapOn
springs, and was ast0nisLed last evening
~ her sudden return without any
Itason fer such action other than a
suspicion which such an advertisement
Would naturally arouse. The same thing
occurred in four other cases among friends
IN my Immediate neighborhOod where dis
gomluTt has been wrought by this au0ny-
nous and annoying cause. When news
Iapers cannot be read by ones wife and
family without creating suspicion and dis
Cord, then it Is time such paper was stopped
circulating IN resi- ectable families.
We confess that We had never
thought Of this aspect Of the case be
fore When We first saw tie touching
sITeal Of Lonely" Il seemed 10 us
lst here was a poor soul pining iu
CLill solitude. A devoted husband
10 dlult, assiduous in attention 10 a
dearly loved wife, and pining, not only
t6eause q her absence but also because
Of the loss Of those constant visits 20 the
theatre, eic which it had been his al
most daily habit 10 enjoy in
her company What more natu-
raj tLau that be should wish
% md a substitute with whom 10 carry
Cul q least a hollow imitation Of the
better thing no doubt be ewrote his
absent wife an about n, and no doubt
she approved his effort TO mitigate the
pain of q separation which otherwise
would have been iutuleTable
But Lonely evidently did not con-
slider The effect this publication might
have On wives less uustful than bis
0Wn. He forgot that there was
Eotbiug II The advertisement %
identify him and that consequently
Il laid every grass WidOwer' IN Wash
ipet0n open 10 suspicion We feel sure
lhat when he saw A. j. " letter
published in the Posi- be regretted MOI
having sigued hisiullname otLe adYer
lisemeur
But We see no occasion foF any moral
0utburst in The premises. II was u0rh-
ing but au oversight on Lonely
part
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
PERSONAL.

We are glad to learn that General B.
H. Robertson. who has been confined 20
bed by serious illness for a month past,
Is slowly improving, and hopes TO be
able In another week 90 resume his bust
ness and social relations.
Uncle Jerry Rusk has reached his
Goth birthday, but is as lively as a boy.
Herr Most has apparently agreed with
himself that he will not comb his hair
until he is elected President
George PaunCefort, an English actor,
well known In this country years ago,
is now leading man in a restaurant In
Yokohama.
William Jones Of Philadelphia pos
sesses an AlbinO raccOon white as the
whitest wool, the only one Of the kind
known to exist in Pennsylvania.
Miss Virginia G. Clay edits a Demo
cratic daily newspaper in Huntsville,
Ala, and supports paTalyzed father
and five young brothers and sisters.
Speaker Reed Is beginning to
swink, says the Atlanta Constitution.
This may be elassed as belated informa-
tion. Speaker Reed has already sWunk.
Mrs Millais, wife Of the famous
artist, is said 10 be the happiest woman
in Europe, though il Is hard 10 recon.
cile this statement with the fact that she
keeps fifteen servants.
Nine. Patti is said 10 have attached
her signature 10 a magazine article
which will be published Ia the winter
The editor Of the magazine has the
name Of the author Of the article simply
as a guarantee Of good faith
Mrs. Page Of Ingersoll. Texas, gave
birth 10 -four children the other day
that weighed respectively six, five, four
ard -four and one half pounds Mrs
Page had previously presented her
husband with three pairs Of twins
She is a patron saint of the census
fgEere
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE

Size bas WTestlgd With The sa1es of the dim
historic ages, she has studied decla-
nation IRON DemOstheucs 10 Burke,
She has sounded selOpcuhauer and been
under Dlute's power, aud can giggle
IN al languages from English down
20 Turk.
She can argue iu the isms, su0ws the history
~ -cLisms, and viii 90 way back %
Adam 10 elueilatg Der views,
She can bring up Illustrations she's OBJ
falued from divers nations on the
somewhat strained relations uf The
Christians and the Jews.
From Old Socrates no Spencer she has read
and read and hence her intellectual
ad0rumeEts are "a WoEdgT 10 be sseus
Iu tie angles she's a terror ana I'D art she
makes u0 error aud she ku0Ws the
mental value ~ Tie L-ckueyei Boston
bean.
She can show bat on man Fiiuy was iu
some RESPECTS uluHE. she Ugs sueeIe4
at AIclimldzs and brought I-e-zus
10 task,
she's revised fle laWs ~ scion. knows the
value ~ colon. aul cam eaIaaIata
tbe contents lf The DItelmHu. ia-
nous eask.
Sic las studied uu on lIeti1u, Laz pllEgI
rle realms 81 fiction, knows the views
uf HoHbrs alI Bacon ana li PaieJ
aud .LelT lrtWz-
Sic can quote from FlpEs diary aud knows
Pope 81 small aud Wirg aud has
ftlQmll EIIlg Shakespeare ana read
Burton ll tLe blues.
There is not branch lf knowledge Olaf
tlls 1r- 51 fresh .I1l college has a9i
made Lerself llmi Iiar Hl-l. nom Plato
down t1 pie.
But I isu'r for Ler learning tLll Size lIls uz
men Uitl FeamilE-il's because sLa
ls % woman all -aat Ilst tic reason
HLg
-ArE Tlrs Pres
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
he IS NOT POPULAR.
Trials Of One Of wanamaker's Post
masters In Florida.


masters In Florida.
New York, June ga special to
the World from Washington says the
Postmaster. General has been compelled
to send a guard of men to White
Springs, Fla, to protect the postmaster
there-C. L. Morrison. Some time ago
Morrison was appointed 10 succeed o.
X Paxton, a 'hold-over' from the
Cleveland Administration. Morrison
appears 10 have been very unpopular,
and a systematic boycott was imme-
diately Instituted by the inhabitants Of
the town, who mailed and received
their letters through a small postoilice
a few miles distant Not satisfied with
this, Morrison's enemies concocted a
conspiracy TO annoy him as much as
possible They succeeded in getting
an ignorant white man named Lewis 10
believe that he had been appointed a
detective. A fraudulent warrant calling
for Morrison's arrest was given to
Lewis, who with the assistance Of a
man named Morgan arrested Morrison,
bound him with ropes and took him TO
Lake City, thirty miles away.
The fraudulent character OF the ar
rest was dircovered by the citizens Of
Lake City, and Lewis and Morgan were
compelled TO release Morrison, af-
ter which they themselves were
locked up in Jail Lewis, discovering
the fraud which had been perpetrated
on him, turned States evidence, and,
upon his testimony. Morgan, ex.Post.
master Paxton, Principal Skipworth Of
the Florida State Normal School, As.
sistant Principal Gulliam and Mr..
Cohn, said TO be the richest man in
Hamilton County, were indicted. Nor.
gan was sentenced 10 pay a fine Of
81 600 and the others were placed un
der heavy bonds.
Morrlson's life was again threatened
by some Of the conspirators with the
result that the department has deter.
mined 10 protect the Postmaster with
an armed guard.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
The Mount Vernon
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT
COMPANY
on and after JUNE (, 1890. the new iron and
steel steamer,

vii leave her wharf, foot % SEVENTH 81,
for MOUNT VERNON and MARSHALL
IiAILas follows;
for MOUNT VERNON- Every day Joxc 'pt
sunday at 10 a. m and $50 p. m, returning
no and $3.50 p m Passengers can remain 10
MOUNT NEhNON until second boat leaves If
desired. Fare, round trip. 81, Including ad d.
mission 20 the Mansion and Grounds EiH-
gent cafe Un the boat. Meals aud lunches
served promptly.
For MARSHALL TALL-samc a. MOUNT
NERNON schedule for week days.
returning at 2 h.30 and ? p m,
on FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, Snc 'lal
Moonlight ENcursiors down the river to
INDIAN HEAD, touching at MARSHALL
HALL going and returning, leaving Washing
ton 40 $50 p. m, reaching city on re,lr1 40
iOp m.
Meals and lunches at all times at MAR
SHALL HALL Restaurant,
Fare 20 MARSHALL HALL and return. 25
cents on any trip; children, between aud l2
years, Is cents.
,JhoUftAN pnrf hfhEe Halrvtq1I6dihks Rs
far down as GLYMONT, landing az MAR.
SHALL HALL going and returning, leaving
her wharf daily except sunday at 10 a, M i,
returning at y. IN, Round trip. 23 cents.
Sunday trims Of the W. W. CORCORAN 20
MARSHALL HALL will DO announ 2cd
weekly. See advertisements.
For charters Of steamers MACALEsIG GR
and CORCORAN for either MOUNT VERNON
or MARSHALL HALL apply 20 L. L, BLA q
Captain, on steamer lu1u
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

Columbia COmmandeTy, No, 37I,
United Order Of The Golden Cross, has
elected he following officers for the
ensuing term, beginning July I n. c.
Charles E. Lewis; y. n. G.. Mrs Emma
# Bishop; p, IL. O. Gunson; n. k.
r.. Charfs b Sayer F *. r., r. L.
Harvey, T., Mrs. Hattie T. Dixon; w.
III Frank Cole ". j. c., Miss Flora
Mcdonald ~. %. G., Mrs Jessie D.
Blair J.. d. O., L. d. FTlham.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
Violations Of Ciyn service Law.

Commissioner Roosevelt has been
notified Of the indictment in New York
Of Peter Rafferty, upon the charge Of
collecting political assessments in lssS.
The Commissioner has also been nOti-
ned b the district attorney for the
Southern district Of New York, that
the proceedings against one Magee for
collecting political assessments In lSoS
vii be had in The Eastern district Of
New York.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
The stsvens-wnliamsOn wedding.


Mr Percy d Hughes, teacher Of his
tory IN the Washington High school
was married 10 Miss Annie Wilson
Major, daughter of the late Bernard
Major. al the Metropolitan NJ. Z.
Church. last night Rev Dr. Corey
performed the ceremony, and MessTs.
W. II Hobbs, f r Lane, M b May
j b Daish, DT. Z. B. Wilson, and F..
+ Major acted as usheTs. There were
neither hridesm aids nor best man.
An the conclusion Of the ceremony
Dir. and Mrs. Hughes took the 10 o clock
train for the East They viii spend the
SUMMER al Asbury Park n. j.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

THAT TIRED feeling, so subtle aud yet so
oYeTpOWeTing, Is entirely overcome by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which tones aud
strengthens the system and gives a good
appetite. BE sure 10 get Hoods SaTsa-
puilla "lO0 Doses one Dollar is true
only of lhis peculiar medicine.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

81 FaE EHE sEEaIzl HaI.T ~ tho Americans
uEe have written 90 the Lsz.l 1l taa SUBJ
fel DO lul lsltus ~ approve Qf t- some
a them FIty tae uul zaa some the horses
hut ~ enc seems % Iitg the men lua some
leItel-EEtels WIsh tu see tLe lire- li a few
ulan sacrificed .a order 30 meet me supposed
sieEs % ne bull FaE EilaaH HFla
No wonder people didn't admire bllI-
sighting aE b. Vas given u Paris. ll Was
ruor diluted version lf me real article ana
devoid n ths smallest element uf danger 0F
excitement, "a bun H.tl lis LQIs sawed
~ 81 cushioned is nothing mQre tlau az
1lleCf n ilicale aud ~ lalas5 q hurt
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

new ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
NsW QI-saEs. u.

REMEMBER ghat lie payment % Prizes
Is GCAHANTE EED b1 FQlh AAlloAAL
BANKS of New Orleans. aud the tickets are
signed - the President o. au institution
whose chartered rights are recognized ll llr
highest COURTS Therefore, beware ul aI lLll
taEluua OF auouF nous sIlHLueaa
REMEMBER that the SUPREME luL ki
OF IuE UNlnED STATES la5 decided that
tha Louisiana state Lottery 90. has q CON
TRACT With rhe state 81 Louisiana which
EoEs NOT EXPIRE UNTIL JANUARY p
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

THE NEW YORK Tribune SAYS that. uIu
China physician attends only to the inner
man, and the surgeon to the outcrn Aud
the Chicago Tribune tells this story 20
show how strictly the code Of medical
ethics Is observed 10 that country. can
English tourist was riding a bicycle Ia
Hong Kong, when he fell from his bicycle
with such violence that one OF the
wire spokes was run into his shoulder,
where it broke on and stuck fast The
man was removed 90 a house aud a surgeon
sun moned. The surgeon first demanded
bis fee. After poCketiug his money he brt ks
on the protIudlng point of the spoke, loi v
ing the other fragment imbcddcl In the SUE
ferris body. lie then went away The
tourist was iu intense agony, hut the sur
gcon would not help him. Medical eti-
.quette forbade. The case Is ior the physi-
giau,' he said, 'as the wire 6, inside The
body'n
an this is very funny, of course, but The
thiuesc have one custom iu connection
with medical men that We might adopt most
gdyautageously. They pay their doctors
small regular salary, aud this salary stops
az soon as sickness occurs ln the family
and does not begin again until the sickness
stops.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

"a FuR CLUH RATEs OF any further iltorma'
tllu desired write legibly O. the uuleralsne
clearly stating your residence, with state
county, street and Number. More rapid re-
turn mail delivery Will be assured bg your
luelusius an envelope bearing your i1l adj
dress
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

SOFIA. June 26-The report thai
Prince Ferdinand has suddenly and
secretly departed i1r Vienna Is without
foundation He has not lgft Tie city
aud VIII moi d0 s0 until Lhe carly part
m August when he win pay q Vislt %
Vienna gs announced some lime ago.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
special st0ps az Crssaon During the
seasout

The feiuby lFaula Railroad Dumpahy au-
uOuncgs llat the Mountain House, Cressou
Springs, Fnl open June -, and on aud
sitter tha1iate, an through trains. including
tie New York aud Chicago Limited EE-
press. WlI stop at CrgssQu. New YORK
ana Chicago Limited, leaving Washington
1880, Bit.moIC lla5 "a. m-- VIII reach
Crgssuu 3 G.5gp, m., aud + asst Line, leaving
at tLe sale hours. 10 e.4, p. m. 81 Louis,
Chicago lud Cincinnati Express leaving
hasbH -uu n $3.50, Baltimore no 4-a- p, m.r
at his y m.s Western Express, leaving
Washington al ~, Baltimore s.a5 p. m-r
at 4.45 d u. and Paliac Express, leaving
Washington 1000 ,. m-, baltimore at ll-3
d. m-. $50 reach CEesslu AZ - l- ~
Ask Ior Robert Puztuer's Vienna Cabinet
Beer, always found to % the lesr.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

BBEsT June ga footbddge lead
ing from a steamer 10 landing stage
a ST. Jean, collapsed yesterday and
hundreds of persons were thrown into
the sea- Seven bodies have been re-
covered and many persons are sun
missing. Divers are engaged ln a search
f1T other bodies
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

An ordinary Letters containing F1sta
Note Money Orders issued uY All EA 4ras' '
C0mpauias lf EeE York Exchange,
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY, y j.,
IL accommodates 800 guests. Open an the
year. Omnibus and sea water free baths
free 10 guests. The finest summer and
winter resort on the coast. House within 50
feet Of the surf, JAMES a SrEkFSERs
PropTietors iusllm