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The daily critic., 1890-12-04
PERSONAL

Fran IiummeI is 'hc present .Inn fu
'he musical world of View l Ork IBa
T5t5uas's critic who is merc'css Jo
u Cdiourc artists. SAYS some nice things
of this piauisf. aud ihd. Doe played Men
dllssohns Bund1 CIprirei1S1 with
marvellous l,Neriy aud certainty pf
finger
- Taunt Thompson. The gifted but
erratic sculptor. has been organizing q
lin lam earthquake iu The scciusi1n ot
his apartments On Fifth avenue iu New
York This is an improvement on
riding about the Ieudcrloiu district
with his artistic legs dangling In Dsl
Sartc curves ont of the hack wiulOw.
The Duke OF Argyll has written his
heartfelt congratulations tD Mr.. and
Mrs Cyrus w. Field. who celebrated
their golden wedding al their residence
in New York on the 2l Instant Lord
Monk. William l. Gladstone. Arch.
dc1cuu 4 w. I4rrar. MARQUIS Tweed
dale. Sir H. IT Gnurh Sir George
Elliott. Professor Sir William Thnmo.
son. Sir Samuel Kenny, George Shaw
Icieyre. Sir John Ptudnr. Sir Julius
Pcut Roots. Sir James Anderson Sir
John II. pulcstou. Catherine Glad
stone Jane Cobdln w Ial,ham
Bright and Baron Rou'lyr also sent
letters emphasizing their best wishes
for the happiness and welfare Uf the
venerable couple.
Baby Hunting Atbutkjl will have
10 paw the snug little sum of Tij. .UO1
for trining with the elections OF hi4
"pcar Baby. AZ cent apiece. thl.
Is high, but they come high and the
"Baby Bunting braud uI g.rlCatofi
must have them
Archbishop Corrigau has contributed
$3.50 for the relief OF The sufferers in the
iruuut sui,kgn districts lu ltpI ud
Lauis Jauyi,r. llaytilu negro bias
Mty published iu Parts novel which
ia >lid fo show considerable ability and
urdoulicd originally
FWhtr lgnslius closed his w1ri, iu
Boston f1r The prJ'rri Fast sunday ir
lluicu'WIll Halt which s1s cru ,Irl
His audience was made Up mI'lly Of
M.r oi middle ggc nr Older he inu
r.., that Dc nay reyIsi'lh city.
Superlnicpdli: i. W. uoughtpn Of
the New York Maritime ENCuah-,' hl
been crc.,,,i KnlJhl OF hssgnohro1,
hy the Dannish Government
Thecuseof sophie Gunsberg, q y1uul
[ Russian pirl. who Is under sentence o
I death for alleged political a9iAii11, hu
attracted great sympathy In this c)ua
. try, which has found cNprgssiun iu F.,
public meedug Ia New York aud th,
I adoption Of strong resolutions inieuleJ
[ 10 reach The Car.
Iu Stephan Church, Sussex. The lat
Major Edmund NJ Buulelors ultigu
/ place, Is a large brass commemorative
tablet erected in loving memory q
. him "as gallant soldier aud lamante'
friend" by the officers who served viii
him 10 the Royal Fusillers Singularl!
enough quite recently an application
was made 10 add another tablet IN tTib
ute 20 his memory and good qualitle
by those who had been With him in ia
Emin Pasha relief expedition.
Baby King Alfonso Of Spain has
I private income Of 81 900 600 a yelr
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
Have You Been lhsrs =

Great consignment sale al The Neg York
Clothing House, 3ll seventh street. uOw
going on. and Will continue until the entire
shipment Is soll. Ne have instructions
from the owners 90 dispose Of this immense
stock before january ].
NuW 3 y0uI tlme-s90. coo worth 0f Eie-
CAN'T Custom Clothing being s8ll ~ less
Than mauufsCtufer' cost. All aud see Tor
yourself that sou can save aI least 40 per
cent. 90 ever dollar 5Qu luFesf ~ the COO
sigumeut sale Here are few iIems Hlich
merit you attention. r3 styles 1t men &
suits t5, actual value, % styles NJ
mems suits. s. including The famous black
ebeViots, sack OF eufaway actual Fdlue, $40.
c1eFiuts, IiaEuuals and eassiuere-- actual
value s2l 10 styles suits on el5, Including
some uf tle laest imported lllrIe7. Iszul-f
price, $50 to $3.50, 600 mems oFETcuat7 iH
beaver, melton. kerseT etc. r3- actual
value. -Il zoo lre-s lFereaIt-- at weight.
s.. actual Value, elt. $50 oFelCgatss IHU-
aui short, ar rll actual value, s2I Ele-
-alI faT beavers, ualta-ua.er elIa.l-. Ias-
ker-lys, 20 at -lE. custom tau-l5 alfr-
$40 Ely and clilIreu's cl1thlu- .u large
variety Mtl'e pants 10 So - e5 ei ~
rFeTy pair worth from ! l9 fi uqrl n nalef.
ear IND mind tle SEES tHrh -l#i-Iu-
House Elarfutees every Elru -r fAtt o
sold. arl Is responsible IaT every r -tfl
made Three 1ays liml Is s.fl4 l1r ..lIli-
nation ~ IaU l1sesi money feila iaI q
uHsaf rfletlry
Mske 30 mistake. Positively ul e9lase-
Ton Hfb any oiher store. Lulk ~ ~.
on ana s11 reading "CQusig glulelt sale.
NEa YQEs lLpIusG House all zen u- NJ.
lWlite Buliins Strictly one price.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
BUFFALO BILL TALKS.
wruid Have Captured SittinE iiuli
Had tie Not Been iteCaiied

AAnh AAh NNN ANfFh AANANNtNh
ia CROSSE, WIS, Dec DIR
Frank Powell returned TO his home 10
this city yesterday from Standing Rock
Agency Dakota, accompanied By Wm.
i. Cody Buffalo BIN. and r H.
Hsslrm PONY Bob Colonel Cody
stated that his parry was 10 the heart nf
The Indian country, seventeen miles
from The camp Of Sitting Bull, when
the ghost dance was In progress "Our
mission was to capture Sitting Bull. -
said Colonel Cody. "aud We would have
accomplished our object had not d
courier overtaken US on the edge OF ,he
reservation With DISPATCHES from the
President ordering our party % return
without carving General Miles orders
into effect. Our trip was not attended
with any dangers. We were sent lhpre,
not on o mission of assassination, but
capture The touble as 1t Is now IS
unprecedented.
"Our party Travelled .j06 miles 10 less
Than seven days. and our surprise was
great IN being recalled from our mis-
sion. We could have taken the Bull,
horse and all into captivity, | am sure.
without the loss of single life. II Is
impossible for me 20 tell al this time
whether this uprising will result 10 the
destruction of thousands Of lives anil
homes orin a peBceable settlement. IL
looks dark 10 day, but the military may
be able TO handle the matter saiisfac-
tOIily. We were sent out by the United
States Government and did our duty
until called hack | am here waiting
orders from the War Department and
should General Miles order Powell and
myself across the country at once, We
will take the iron horse as far as we
can go and then the saddle, and take
/ Sitting Bull and ali his family It We
are ordered 10 DO SO. i am hourly ex
| peciing orders TO get to the front and
the same party will accompany me. "
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. 4 -
/ Captain T.. II. Hugglns of the Second
/ Cavalry, aide de camp 10 General Miles
and an excellent authority on Western
Indian matters, is IN the city from Chit
4 cago.
Speaking Of the situation yesterday
/ he said Il have no doubt there will De
/ lighting sooner or later with the SiouA
8t standing Rock aud Pine Ridg,
/ sgenCies know the more promiuen
/ leaders Of tie Indians at the agencies
/ intended % start out next spring aud
| Iaid cattle ranches, but some of 40,
| Young men on the reservations favJ
| hghriBg now. The no Ible must c0m'
eventually, ia my judgment"
The daily critic., 1890-12-04

Obvious 10 men did This they would
take cold. and hey woui COX
Hdiu6u which IS worse But there
is not a street fin ali Washington So ruu
of alah,s and truthful OF colds as
the remae elevator iu notion Why
then. .oir aa elevator what we would
ua. dream Of doing in 'be suee It
ary one ru why we should Ike
very much 20 have The information
Asufle Jau-.raf being tun over in
Hs rr.e. H s n0tHiou J.a. 'uis
danger is infinitely eresfcr at %. hands
oga women than at those OF man 10
fs not tlat they are inherently cruel or
Indifferent 10 human suffering We
are perfectly sure af 'nat Bu Tie
fac. rmairs tlat q woman viii nun
ymd0vr ir you GET iu ihe var anil
She viii do ibis aitba fwn,v "s5salir
Ip.i.hIm innocence which ha 1o
counterpart. in nature
These problems ha, always vaNai
u.s. Eut then. This fs am elusive aoI az
uWIr world anyhow
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
GAINED TIE SENATOR
stout Hickory Suck Presented %
senator GoFuhn

stout Hickory sack PTssented %
senator GoFInAn
stnator German, residence o8 Rhode
Island avenue was the scene Of q very
pleasing incident last evening", John A.
Denton. States Attorney Mcclure aud
J. w. Lynch, editor Of the Ellicotl
City Tunes. as a committee from the
Second district Democratic Club OF
HoWaTdCounIy, Md. called upon the
Senator aud presented him with hand
some gold headed cane state Attor-
Dcy Mcclure made the presentation 20
which senator GoTman responded To q
few happily chosen words.
The cone is a stout hickory stick, cut
on MouuI Vernon in 1929 by Colonel
Washington Gather Of Howard County,
IL was afterwards presented 20 the
Second District Club by Dr. j W
Hebb. Colonel Gather son in law, aud
was designed by bem as a gilt 20 Sena
Tor G0Tmau. The cane has been
carried iD every Democratic inaugural
procession since 1929 The gold head
WiIh which the club mounted the cane
IS handsomely euaravGd and Is very
valu6ble After Ibe presentation Sena-
Tor GoTmgu entertained The committee
at dinner.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
Trained to Death

Mr.. Maurice Thompson thinks that
editors should let story writer's strictly
alone. lie say 10 "America
Give genius a free rein and IL will do
its best: II cannot work in leading
strings. An editor wrote Co me that be
was "tTaining c., certain young
story writer, ''snd / think / am going
20 make a great deal OF him be went
on 10 say. Poor c.; be began IN a
fresh, strong original way, but soon
enough De had sll the value trained out
Of him and was doing the conventional
magazine story In the usual style. /
know well how the thing was done.
The editor aud his professional Ms.
readers took this PROMISING Young
writer aud began az once 10 cut and
iruiu bis stories. telling him how be
must change this. take ont that aud
modify the other. and every stroke
vas deadly O1he very inm0st life Of
his art IudsT this process nc bee tne
d smooth and clever artisan, working
40 order bur the freshness. the bolqusl
The originality, the dramatic surprise
and the individuality of style were an
gOnefr0m bis stories.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
comrsnin,.. Recovery NJ voice


Il is said that Theodore Thomas was
sceptical concerning the remarkable re-
covcry Of Campaninfs voice until that
famous tenor sang for him O third time.
The last occasion was at y private trial
in the IenoN Lyceum, and it fully con-
WINGED Theodore Thomas that a mar.
velious change he'd come over the most
popular Of the ieuors who has ever
visited America. There seems 60 be no
If, but or and i'm the Camp8nini case.
The recent operations on his throat have
resulted IN giving him back his voice In
full measure. There are one or two
critics who claim that 1t Is not quite
what IL was Of old but they are lost I'm
the tide Of general applause inc
antiquaied ten0rs Of the world will start
for the throat doctors on q run after tte
wonderful restoration Of Campluini'
voice has become known.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
The NEW HlMPSHIRE MIDDLE.
IHe Governor IhtBks the CIeFK shsutd
Have Explicit Iustruefious


Have Explicit Instructions.
C0EtoED, n. II Dee r The fol-
lowing is a synopsis Of Governor Good
glIs message as read 10 the Legislature
here In Joint session last night
ItrecitCd an the facts in The case.
showing that members who bad been
CleCIed as the result uf an Increase I'D
population were entitled by constiJu
iional privilege aud by The precedent of
lsel 10 their seats iu the next Lsgisla-
tuTe, but tbatthe statute gave the clerks
no express authority % euter them upon
the rolls aud 20 administer the oath that
WCUld enable them % participate iu The
organization az the House.
He described the statutes, too Of O
group Of claimants from ihe classel
towns showing that, although these
loW1s bad q clear right % be represented
at time within The decennial period J1
he fixed by the Legislature, The persons
chosen In November as members of thl
ueXt House were without auy right iu
law 10 seats. He urged that tue clers
should NOT De called upon Co clnsurue
the constitution and The statutes nu
should ne relieved by explicit iustrue-
/ uUus nom ali possibility.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
HOTEL ARRIUALS.

ITstaua1fu-N N Woods, Winston, a.
g., Alex. b. Hubbard Baltimore, a. NJ
Tieheuur, Philadelphia John p. biladr
Virginia.
N1EnrL-J. S Ealfmu, PIttslur- o.
a.. p Fowler, NalIiugi1rd, Coma, IT. r
Tompkius Cedar Grove, N Va; a.
Tompbiuz. SaIeu. VA, E- +. Young, North
Carolina; y. E sauEhbHdgel Pliladeiplia-
s. Juaa-J. ~ Post, New York; Vs. s.
~ Randolph, Virginia. N. I'D. Miller and
G. S.. Celby, North lar1liua; d. Hanna
Milton Hanna, Miss BatcliT aul John Van
'erslgqtl tliTfaz. Wa
HUrds-C B Hayden, Boston Bicharl
Harrison. Austin, Ir1.- william c-IQuu-
maker ana John w. Waddeu, PittsburJ,
W. n Tow SON, Richmond. Na.; Charles r.
stable, Gettysburg, Pa.
Err-W. a Chandler Chicago: D. H-
Cunningham, Sew ilrks M, HaWkiusr
FIaEillu e, E J.; 5.T. 'Bri-ur E1stou-
HEl- william J. Greene, NJ. D.
r. u. HoEe- AL u. Mt Vernon N. H..
Paul Hiuzo- PirtslgrE,
sHaH- William p. S. John, 81. s.
kgTshee1l luI Edward hlua4Ar Sew
ilrs.
u1-C. j. Plaa4a, Jacob Bai-,
EsH N9FE EIllE A H9g6eg and Hlle,
FLaallil D. o Rush aul alie lar
elz9.
AarI -Hla. g. Wallace aaI uiTe-
Na-=aela a,t=s Al .. la-s91 la..--4' gl.l-
ElE#t-sauaal Baker Clll ago. 81 N.
SuudlrauI ana W T Collins Aew
Ims Ron. Wm q Oates Alabama. 2. H.
Campbell Canton lHig ur H FL L1ak-
art auIC- p Wallis Galveston. Tex am
e. IFaF $50 Ls.r- Sag a"ea Johnston.
Qla-uIss- LlEa- n + ua al.s Nashville
Tenn
Hr -u. EH1afs luI size H1r-
le=ier. I4s5 A-S Compton a-I N.
Compton. salllau. la II HHrr Ps-IlE.
Colonel N1kilt-l- L-l-l4. r.. H hu
Ii4us. 81.
GaEfra-A n Jackson d I k.lri
MIs. Brown. Rlelugli, Fa.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
e.raan ~ Fars.l-

The action of Congress ia seuins
apart q reservation OF California forest
JauI. considerably larger iu extent than
DE Sjatg 81 Rhode lslaud furnishes p
lheme for the leading editorial ID
Garden and Forest for December
some ~ ihe other subjects disco 5el
afr House GlTieniug no CIties The
Trees II kausas a Fatal Disease ol Lhe
CauLeuy. aIb u0-es dn ORCHIDS i-Ils.
uiIi flowers ana ehryslutlemuus- tll
slas0uabIe counsel for al iaierastr %
iIefs and shrubs Tee pI'ncipt' huf
lrali0u Is Of vase 0f chTy santhe Pr -A=l
sbiCh 5 an object lesson - tle decQca-
i've value 81 these faVorite n1Wefs.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
she Did AByhow.
F0m Pack

Little Alice aooking over a book Of
religious piclures)-Papa what are
Primitive Christians
Pspa-WhY, they were the first
ChTistians-the early Christians, The
old ones, don't you know Your mother
can ten you better than i can.
Alice-Ihen we've not (regretfullyl
Primitive Christians. are wey
Papa-N no, no. Of course not
Alice bnghteuing)-BuJ We gel there
lust ibe same. don't We. papa
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
AdmlraI PORTER GrovIuE Better.

Admiral PGT.gr's condition appeared
tl be somewhat improved yesterday
ana las. evening The improvement
was not s5 marked rs b aiI7rI aaY
great hone for bis recovery for 10 "a
fcuttfIl II be sill ever g9r welL He
s said 90 BE- gu- af Immediate danger.
dlt Wil probably bs confined ~ bis bed
Tor some time
The daily critic., 1890-12-04

EHhr Critic Ihe marriage license
which vas taken agr Yesterday 5y q
.rualu Carl MgHJ-cleiH iB ahiel ny
rrue E45 IsaI aGi pul.Ish-l 10 IaE
CHIIC SOS ualurhaHz8 ly me anI
without as EuaVlgdEs 1r consent
NEs ISABELLA EDEL.
Washington Dec 3 1890
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
Formerly Knowles. on the liue 0f the Metro
p0litan Branch Of the B & o. R. h.

Formerly Knowles. on the line ~ the Metro
p0litan Branch Of the b. & o. Il. X.
The Most Beautiful Place OF Residence About
the CITY Of Washington.
The lots az Beusiugton PARK are being sold
two or more. Abys Graded aud mac "a lfl-
ized streets, paved cutters board sideW
trees and uee-huNes an every lot aud nue
residences are evidences OF ptrmaneucF and
stability Among recent purchasers are b.
H. "a aruer. " ho has taken eighteen lots aud
is now erecting a $1,000 house, which viii be
a One addition 70 the many beautiful resi-
patent attorney, has purchased llluen luisi
EuEiueer NJ B Locker. two lots; 81 D Clark
~ lots; MI. Truesdell, seven LOTS ~ I dll-
bert i. Wolfe, D. b, Mitchell ". e.
Morgan aud many others. Ar. MclQm-s, Lnl
well kuoWu and popular druggist ot tnls city
viii shortly build drugstore at The Park
The contract has been given Tor the erection
of . beautiful depot a The Park.
Parties buying at kensinEtou have positive
VIII accomplish when cumblnel shall be con-
trlhuttd 60 tha success uf Aelslu-tou an 2
bring % 10 tba front rank qf all suburban
places.
Tot the Eeutpagiug people aud those having
Q few dollars % spare each month Hr would
-aT Just a words bon let auqLler week pass
over sour Lfads Wlu out seeing haIsiuzlQl-
select o sitl lqr home or lay the foundation
far . safe and good MFe7Llueut without le-
lay. can to see us at Quca. Get sieLets aud
20 aut ~ keu-luEtOu. Lots q All prices from
c2l9 up ~ 1lQQ- Size OF lots Hlm SOU feet L1
itt9l square iErt, Buy Qu tla ground door.
Polite salasmeH Fll accompany parties tl
- Trans sportati1u free.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
WELLscoLLEGE FOR woaEN,
AHIss BAYAFDs INSTITUTE,
NurWalE, Conn

A Home school Tor Girls ana Young Ladlss
NambeE gl boTdiHspupils limited 60 twenty
Excellent advautages So Music, am aud th
language, Gymu4slum. Pleasant grounds
Health 10. lucatial TuplIs boarded throgE
the sumner months, EOarI washing AM
tuition u ne English branches, $50 p
zehH.as-ieggar send for circular
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
RlGOLETTOS

no muiilation please, no autopsy neces-
slY,H 8, the latest thing out in suicide
circles. To Mr., Noryel q. King Of 81.
Louis belongs the credit Of the new De
paTiuTe In the epistolary literature Of self
destruction ana the detDing Of what Is good
form I'M Western society.
Easily Reduced.
Smiley Now, remember, l don't want a
very large picture
Photographer right, sir Then please
close your mouth. .-E1st0I Ifurs.Cr.
RsGasmsnt Unnecessary.
'Ihat Young Mis- NeWdle to whom sou
we're paying so much attention last even
ing Leon said his mother, talks very
uugrammatically.'
-ThuuderH' exclaimed the young man
"She doesn't need 10 know anything about
grammar. mother. She owns ga- well. ''-
th'rIgJ iubfuiC.
Comes wan the Lars.
A man who goes ont on a lark usually
has foul taste in his mouth the next mora
ing.
DaIueT Here's q uew picture I've just
finished. Where shall ! hang its
Maulstiek CRITICALLY viewing the pie
tuTe I'll M Don sou thluh banging b
TOO GOOD Tor it. What's the matter with
eleelTucutiuEs-LT -iatlr'cIH-
Making Fiys Gents Go Long Way.
FhuautlFopist ist-TOu asked me for a
nickel 10 get something % eat with.
gave it 90 you and here you are drinkiug q
glass Of beer
Tramp-Yes; but wait until you See me
GET at tle lunch counter Chatter.
Ia ths Conservatory.
BumbleroTu .hercely do you love nae,
Deborals
Miss Bruce Really sou are SO impeta-
Gus
Brimblecou aith 4 groaul-I reckon
you'd Lg lmIetuoUs u yuu were kueeilug
on 4 gaCtG-. lgs OF uD. IHtle.
A Growing EviL
Mr. Bing5 .t0 bis daughter Clara, IS Il
possible hat saW sou reading thar realLsri.
novel, "At Lasf, p yesteriays
Clala meekyI-I ann afraid y31 dii
father.
Mn Biugs-Has 20 come 10 this, that IGt
FeuLm0us serpent uf corrupt literature, tLi
iusidious poison uf uYerrhafged 4ud fell-
imagluallaLs, Is even now trarkins rs crill
son course through my very household
Hos Wlz n; -uods- Lf-
Ou STANLEY, On!
NeV spsPer Msu-Is it true that sou ar,
writing q book, Mrs stanley
Mrs, S.-les, quite true,
Reporter Aul sour tIle.
Mrs slow i lauul stallUT.
Beware.
FfaH he lsE1u Fra FIsa
Advice 10 Republicans "a lllte la.e
but kindly Beware tbe Red sea- q
swallowed Pharaoh army and mas
lLee
she Reads lhe Papers.
FlaH n A4atdaH stEH1Ha
Mr Bilsdoo- What q sudden rise %
The thermometer
Bins Bllsdoo-AH0ther elect li r-.
Mckinley bili
It as EarUhfuE
FrHm ~ Irag Fr-s
Tlers seems l1 be 40 epidemic 9l
I Democratic Governors.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
On Johns COLLEGE.
Auulp Md

l-ls- session Commences IsTH sEPTEM
bLE- Blight Iel-Ftlell5 ana tolr eluEsa
1f atldT, Ea4dus lealed bg team. Term
moderate. For eatalQs-e ada sss tls ufss
1elI,
THOMAS FELL. LID, Fh. ,.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
BROTORIOuS THIEF CAUGHT
Rory" Simms Accomuiicc In the
100000 Jewsiry Rnhbery.

Rory" Stmms' AccomuUce In the
$4,000 Jeweiry R"hbery.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec i--Andrew
Mullen. alias McLourbliu, the accom-
plicc Of Rory simms in his robbery
Of Sl0, 600 worth Of iewslry from lIoIfs
iewclry store, Seventh and ID streets
Washington. was yesterday arrested At
Ninth and Chestnut streets, by Detec-
tives Miller and Tate, aud was com
mijud in default of s. 500 bail by
United States Commissioner Craig, for
his share of the crime
At The hearing A. r. Perkins Of 233
North Ninth street northeast Washing
ton. identified Mullen as the man who
rented The room adjoining The store. and
from which The entrance was Effected
Detective Figrcis =. Dinlro of the
Pmkeiton force heard Mullen say that
he was living ot 1879 Dickinson rect
and shadowed him until az I O'Clock
yesterday morning he, in company with
Detective Tate, arrested him iu frOut of
HE H,roid building
The daily critic., 1890-12-04

a few days ago Detective Ran
learntd that auk McLoughlin. q
professional safe cracker, had been seen
in the city on the dav previous TO The
Hoifa iewClTy robbery On Tuesday
afternoon he ascertained that McL)ugh
I'm ard Rory Simms, now confined
in The District Jail. and supposed 10
have been implicated Ia The Hoifa rob.
berry. bad done team work in Indiana
aud Illinois together, aud wcre known
10 be professional crooks.
At the time ihe pinketton detective
arrested Rory" Simms In Philadelphia
IL was known that McLoughlin was Ia
town. and although he was Swallowed
very closely the officers came tO the con
clusion that the work here had not been
done by him.
On Tuesday night Detective Ran went
90 Philadelphia. and he. 10 company
with Detective Tate Of the Quaker city
force, visited all the resorts frequcniel
by thieves and crooks. but did not sue.
CCcd In finding their man. They had
about abandoned the chase, and az ] .3D
o'clock yesterday morning were on their
way 90 The hotel, where Mr.. Ran was
stopping when they spied Mclaughlin
In front Of the Record office.
As soon rs he saw Officer Tate he
attempted to dodge through an alley,
but was captured before he hsd gone
very far.
lie was committed as indicated 10 the
above dispatch and when the necessary
papers are made out he will ho turned
over 10 the Washington authorities. II
is now positively kroHn that there were
three men engaged IN the HolTa robbery.
Two Of them have been arrested and
the third "a supposed to he located IN
the vicinity Of New Orleans Detective
RafT thinks that In very short time hg
/ will he able 90 rccovera a portion OF tho
| $4,000 worth Of iewclry and diamond.
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The daily critic., 1890-12-04
- -. - -.

Mr BuIsdoo- What sudden rise DO
The thermometer
Bins. BIlsdoo-Au0tler elect li t--
Mckinley bill.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
RsGasmsnt Unnecessary

hat young Miss AeWdle to whom you
we're paying so much attention last even
ing Leon said his mother, talks very
uugrammatically.H
-IhuudeTH exclaimed the young man.
"She doesn't need 10 know anything about
grammar. mother. She owns ga- well. '-
tIirIg9 IFfbugC.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04

Mrs. Gregory Mrs. John r. jackson and
the Misses Jackson, No. 1904 Connecticut
avenue, have issued cards 20 a reception 20
Der ..
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
It n AZ EarCufnE

Hr.IH af afas 4fH.a-
Iaera seems Il BE- 40 epidemic ql
Democratic Governors.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
Gtrware

EFaU NE utHgH Irs flaH
Advice no Republicans "a Igtls a.e.
but kindly Beware tbe RED sea- Dc
swallowed Pharaoh. army and may
The daily critic., 1890-12-04

Tue CRITIC INVITES correspondence
r1 Two topics Of intimate con-emP0ra
ue1us interest
lst Why lo men take OF their hats
iu u elevator Wleu iady enters &c,
aui
1Ig Why are women more dan
gecl5 fLan men iH tLe capacity of
drivers 1f horses
We have p1alerll 1l these tT3
topics often all long Dad have never
gel reached conclusion That gave ls
satisfaction In ihe matter 9f tbe e.--
sat1r f1r example. Is there any reason
lng e,ilGe'.e o -1F -saI feeling iu the
custom 81 removing laa and remaining
Uncovered r. au elevator bacauss lady
happens .1 la iu there also A we'll
Hr-I man always takes on bis lat t1 q
81 ofLis acllsi1ttuee whom BE- en-
counters ~ fhe street. Bur bs does
uat Keep + 1d even lh1l p be-
should aia her ana WaiE Wita
Ler Ibe explanation is FeEY