The Washington critic., 1890-02-03

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"'n"s'Vh' 'ue DlsVflcb Oh NoluIhpl"'
as the Nations Capital, Is the pride OF the
country.
IL is the most cosmonoiitau citv I'm the
couutrv
:. ,., oso ooo ..,.., ,,,..
~ n"s ~ou'VVV popula'lon ana IS r"p'''y
moving onW9fu
IL mas tne Dcst-paVed broad avenues inh
streets ana the most dilapidated Sidewalks
oi any large city In tue land
III has more magnificent natural suburban
scenery and surroundings than any capital
eity ON the globe.
~ vohtols the largest ana finest puorc
V'ntuings IN ihe world
~ IS tne most all,ae,ine Guy ior resi-
, uch.s, soJourhers ana VISITORS on theicoh-
'iiie',t n,... ,....,,,.. .,..,-
,''s WY 'os' inueli,geh' poPul9.ioh III
'"y ussrcEste vi "lly clly ~ VIC Onloh.
of '"la'''S .'eo,,,''E 'uc nn.lo"'. eeu'Ie
etroo.i, ,i ia o,,u i,tulu.v.e' '. ns ~ =
Iinite9 stat v oii'''"i "p'' s"Si"' 'cH'rc VI 'no
II &C. ono W ,ho ,,o,l,,,,o,. ,..,,,.,..,,, ,,,,,,,,
conntrv ann vin, ~ ~ "a 49, .''tn,o ;,
nrove,ncrts a,c co,n,io,oi o,I tbn sten,
iyont mt IN ,'rn,,o ,,Iar S,,ii ~, NV tho hest
sonitorv oit,, az H. i,'i wa 10 O'' 's'0
n nrsse,is ~ Last ;,,a,,,o,,,,,,., s,r, T.,
vosfmcnt in ,,ro,erty os ite ,nro,s,or,,,,
oro,yth aud o,a,iin,' o. ,,pa1 'ss , ~,
Sntiro nnt,o, ~ ~ 'N
II ,s ranidlv Incoming n rostdepce of
neonlc nf wealth rc,jnr,nout ond cnitura
from ali norts Of onr counfrv
n has broodor o,cn,,ns I,roar r,,,,,io
,rn,n,. and rnser,ot;ons o,,d ,,era pori,s
Circles tr;anoIcs anon s,,ocas and roiIos ~
tbr;ftv a shadn troos l., ,,ra,,ortio,, 70 jt oroa
,ban a., thor o;t, =, T., H., ,,,rl1 w ''9 ''"
II has tbe hest futurc nroepects Of any
citv in smcr,ca 'o pi07f'''' VI wy
y, shnrt a,,a,, ,,,;r,r ,,,ot ,,o.+o;rs o., ,t,
- h'''i N'l '''''S- 'iA''" - - 'AN
incrcascs the iiovcrnmont businoss fo ba
,ransoc. al nt VSoehinrfon on. ord ,-biio othas
oitias ha,a snooiai lnooI o,,or,,os 30 tvoia
comnarce ard .rsnaroi h,,s; No y, ,,hoI, rhS,
conntrv nnvs trih,to 70 tha ,,oo.sosS oro a,'9
nrcsnay;ir 1f re V"t;onot "NN
Tbo roto ~ to,,nt;o,, T., utro"i,;t,,, i
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@ ~ "uV ~ auu ls .o"g.
'. ~ Wy o,noi oisy ~ Vno ~
20 nNeu d, oi'', o,'c win ''uu uiu a,ndli oli
c"gn oHc numureu u1il1rs 0l 5ssesseu value'
ny Dos vss VI .no i'i'eu S.aleS oppIo-
Plin'es ,tuls ai' uinounG e9i'sl 10 tne sun,
~ - ~ ~''1Nra ~ Pt,"l,ItS i,, ~ IoSus
, y, otnVtSo "i'u Wy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vi
munieipal !, ailsl,s oi .he 13 Districe; T.
-, o.ei 'lio Nt'ioi,at Wv o,,ncno
Pays one-hali T., VI Ine amount a1hualiy eNS
Ta..,,I ~, .no I'll VI
.l.o niiu IN Ms lu.ure
LroStees ",u No oSel colii-
i;a5 - u, t,iI WIZ ae ' ,, sun iesoaacos oc
hiIr1 IL, ol is uncheu py st'cli aii inuorsgr.
~ Waeil,"s -. ,on 5 ,'.S 'no vcsv phuliV eonoo.
sSsecla iii ,ne Mor,u ul,u co.uls .mo lilos
,,ni ,, a'u ooiiN e'iiei'iJ "NSou
p"oilG scroo' puiluliiss.
siso nas u ia.Se ..,iuuel " Vile uesV pii-
'"se eIo,a.oi"l III
raisa sta,o VI Sio H,.;ts e u'S
oroatnaes "ro oss,,roa h., ti S,,,.th ,rI ~
St a,S &c s,, oS taT anu ue
TSn VI rne n''iun ,.,nt4,,.ia ~ tae ,,,
hrno,, ,ra ,,l,,sa;ss;,,,, n,,3
Sa bureaus, museums, 4a cossioms, oSes i,l,a
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r,i5 'ao .i ;t. y t .sio
dnd a,r,,, ,rnnroSs a,'d da,inn,,c,,1 ~ ~ ~
oSnuronS * ,o Pahi ",i,I Vi 'no
Its f,o,,osa,sln,,t 4; a,,t;noI ,4;ool &; a..
hni,'n ,,dnr 10 tI oI'sT IN i,,ris so
diction and copiroI of the Sonorass II tbo
Unitcd States as trustoo for ths noonlo Of
S'auee "s 'ius'ce ior '1o PeoPio Vi
n ' is The nmI, ,,o,,,ro, district IN +bo 1Tnion
and boinnos 3lii(n TO- tbe neonIa Of tba
yholo onns7tr,, racrordIoee % eadtion noIi
,;as lin, f tb VI
isms that to n more or lass eytent shane tbe
snptin,nnt ~ al ntber iocoIties IL, the conn.
''' ,ru " "'' 0''' '00"'''''' 'i' 'i'' e0''"
u 10 tho fovorito n1ooo IN tho Jrritod
statos fo, boiIima copp~nnt,ons anrivarso,
,,os and nnhlio oatborin%s of tba yorions
snn;a,;os nd l,r,sn;1ati,is ov;s+iie +,,rn,,S.I
ort NO co,,,,try w. :
II 10 tbe don;c;,o of fbo nroeoss;onol
,,,ie, d tIn r.aud f,,r
tho frn.h c,on~rees;opoI roform 9invost;no-
tnr
c;;tizons from all sections con assemble
hora r,itho,t avoit;no ieaiomsies nc th;s nis,
tr;nt 10 tho co,nn,on 6critoTa of tba IN a0l :
onN ,lH f tha Pagi ~ Vno o0ooo'
W 1ta rnsidant Ton,,iatinn ;s o,r,o,,. ,bo foro
most in the ioId In all tbe sttrih'tes en' cbar
t;at; ~ ~, ,,I;h+o,,a N rnn;nt;,, 80
uc.cl,sVic Vi oh ciiiisu'eheo Ohfis''ah coii-
"ThiN, Tha. ;s oro i,1;,;a,,o1,.r, 30 o,,,;o,
aiau 20 tnoio in' w, snnya VI oP','o' " '
oi ao,;o,' thn,, IN % o,, o,hor oit1, VI p'i
sona' ~ ae,aot ,n,,l snr ~ @ oIue1 E,. d
ITO ,usT rens VI 1 Ied,n r o,',
ianes, pouiuinS anu 9 iouS SiaS.iuo,iIs,
~ can eeoisai, au'oro ,nG contio. s oauiS
pIoviue ~. u i"iSoI Sa'neihS VI peopie
tnan uny oViici ei'y 'nioo 'i'iiee i'e eiAoA
Anerica. o.,, .,,ooht,. o.,,.
l's proau, siiioo.h .horouSShlares prcse.iuV .ii
tary or civic professions Of any city on the
continent
1t has the largest and best supply of
stylish carriages, cabs, hapsoms, herdics,
phatons, ETC., with polite drivers, always in
readiness, and at lower rates of fare than in
any other city in America.
1t is the headquarters of the Army and
Navy, and the domicile of great many
of the officers and their families
In the wint er season ii is the great society
centre of the country.
1t has the most agreeable winter climate
of any city in the land.
1t has more churches and places of
worship and larger number OF church.
goers in proportion to population than any
other city in the land.
1t has the most orderly and law-abiding
community, with fewer disturbance of the
public peace of any city of its size III either
continent.
II is the paradise for ehildrcii on roller