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The daily critic., 1890-09-17
TROTTIEG At BENNLNGS.
inaugural Meeting Of tho Trottinr
Horse Breeders' Association.

inaugural Meeting Of tho Trottinr-
Horse Breeders Association.
The Maryland and District Of Colum-
bia Trottinc Horse Breeders Associa-
ton began its annual two.days meeting
at Benniugs to-day The event was a
brilliant one socially, and every effort
had been made 70 attract to the meeting
only the most desirable class Of patrons.
Lovers of horsedesh were plentiful, and
as ladies were admitted free, there was
q large asscmblage Of feminine lovers
of trotting races.
There was a fine exhibit Of horses in
Guiding The prize animals from the stock
farms of the members and showed the
growth and development of the associa.
tion during the short period 1t has been
In existence
The Marine Band discoursed popular
airs after l2 o'clock until the racing
began, two hours later. There were
four races on the card, and some excel.
lent sport was furnished The following
were the entries for to-day
fOur.yc8r old race, mile heats. best three
iu FIVE, purse S23O-E. +. Bcale, Little Mag.
s. VI Christie, Happy Belle, William Fell
johnson, Yeomau, II. A. Nichols, Nedro
1hree-miuutc class mile heats, three Ga
I've. purse S3OO-L v. Baughman, Com
promise. F. C. Goldsborough, Giaucus,
Wilton Greeuway, Typo, G. VI. de Carmen
dia, Sea King, John Henderson, Lady We'll
come, W. j. Thomson, kioto.
learling race, mile dash, purse S}25-A.
VI. Christie. MIR Christie. f. b. Emory
Happy Lady, J. W. McFardeu, Nepps, &.
M de Garmcndia, Tuscarou.
2.35 class, mile heats, three in five purse
S22O-A. VI. Christie. Alchemist, G.. VI de
Garmendia, Lucy Bell, John Henderson,
Music, John White & Sons, Luckie.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
A Di,eus.ion Of Chureh Rules.

A number ~ prominent Methodisls
assembled IN the parloTs Of the Fredonia
la night by invitation Of DR.. aud Mrs.
La FetIa, % discuss the question which
has lately been agitating the church,
"Shall women be admitted 10 the gen
eIal COnfeTenceg" The Affirmative side
was ably discussed by Rev Dr. Baker,
Representative Pickler Miss Ruth
Marie Sites, and Mrs. NJ + Griffith.
MessTs A B Duyal, O. II Stowell, F.
ID. Fletcher and Judge Moult0n sup
ported the negative Both sides pre-
sented well thought arguments, but no
decision was arrived AZ by the meeting
After the conclusion of the discussion
refreshments were served and pleasant
IectnLiCu heId
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
GENERAL CROCRERS SUCCESSOR.
The appointment Cannot Be Made
Until the Justices Return.

The appointment Cannot Be Made
Untii the Justices Return.
The vacancy occasioncd by the death
Of Warden Crocker cannot be filed for
some time, as the Chief Justice and
majority Of the Associate Justices Of
the Supreme Court Of the District.
which has the power Of appointment,
arc absent from the city, only two,
justices Cox and Bradley, being now
here II will be filled as soon rs pos.
siLle, however, because Of the danger
Of legal complications which might pos.
sibly arise, as the law does not provide
that the office Of Warden shall vest IN
The Deputy Warden In the case of the
death or disability OF the Warden.
There are but few candidates for the
position, and the present outlook favors
the appointment Of Deputy Warden
Russ o the vacancy. He has been con.
ncCitd with the Institution for many
years, and Is thoroughly familiar with
the duties of the office Mr.. Robert
Ball, now the CrleT Of the CouIt in Gen.
cTal Term, Is also a candidate.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
SUMNER HINTS.
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Do not tax the system with any excosses.
water) when perspiring freely.
Remember that the heat IS debnitating in
effect, and that the life forces must be sus-
taiucd
Draw moderately ou the water cooler.
Drink slowly, in small quantities aud not
frequently.
Remember that when pcrspiring you are
liable TO catch chill by sudden change OF
temperature a Summer cold Is more an-
moving than g Winter one.
When YOU feel the weakening effect OF
the heat take a drink Of pure whiskey In
water 10 Is wonderful what a healthful
and sustaining effect @ will have.
Remember that only Wrc whiskey should
under any circumstances be used. The
whiskey which has the highest standing and
best recommendation Is buny's Pure Malt
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
STREWE WITH FLOWERS. ,
an impressive Ceremony az the Grave
OF Well X nown Man.

an AN nEeHHlNe NeNe unuuN ~ the brANe
OF a Well-Known Man.
Yesterday afternoon at 5 O'Clock there
was a solemn and impressive anniversa ~
ceremony over the grave Of Napoleon
i. Fithian in Arlington Cemetery. The
ceremonies were participated in by both
the Grand Army Of the Republic and
the Independent Order Of Elks. and
among those present were Colonel NJ.
Emmet Jrell, commander Of the De.
partment Of the Potomac; Senior Vice
Commander S. f. Faunce. Assistant
Adjuiant General John NJ Keouh, As.
sistant Quartermaster General J. III.
Jochum, w ID Mack. John A. Gunner
ford superintendent Of the cemetery,
the two last-named aides on Department
Commander Urell s staff, together with
Thadeus X. Sailer and August Douglas
Of the Order Of Elks There were also
a large number Of the personal friends
OF the deceased at the cemetery Re
marks Of very touching and appr0-
pirate nature were made by Commander
UTell and Vice Commanders FaunCe
and Sailor, the whole concluding with
prayer by August Douglas, the chap
lain Of the Elks. The grave was then
strewn with flowers
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
At THE SCHUETzEN PARK.
sports That Interested Young and old
at the Noiksfest

at the Voiksfest
The Canstatter Volksfest at Schuetzen
Park was well attended yesterday.
The sports were somewhat interfered
with by the rain, but a number were
participated in by both young landies
and gentlemen. The first prize for the
water carrying contest was awarded to
Miss Hadenbookc, and the second prize
TO Miss Loeillcr In the young ladies'
foot race Miss Grossart won the first
prize and Miss Louisa Treiber the sec.
ond prize. The boys race for a sheep
was won 10y Charles Loeiller, Master
Ray second. The judges were Messrs.
J. H. Buscher. John Angcrmann aud
Martin Schneider.
a number Of experts took part In the
bowling. There were 200 rolls in all.
Willie Whitmcyer won the first prize,
Joseph Berkhard, second John Broun,
third; William Fender fourth; II.
Lane, fifth, and Morris Ambruster,
sixth.
A large fruit column was dedicated
yesterday, Mr.. Z. +. Trciber, president
Of the association, making an appro.
pirate speech. The park was brilliantly
Illuminated last night. A company OF
the Washington Conunentals in full
uniform was present. President Treiber
Is one Of the active members Of the bat.
taliUn
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
TennI. a. Le pInIt rark

Only two courts were In condition YES
icrday for play al the lie Drolt Park
tennis tournament the rains having
made the Maple courts unserviceable.
dTed persons and the matches were we'll
contested. The drawings IN singles re-
suited as follows. CiIley VS.. Fish, Dy-
reni0Ith VS.. Bishop. Giuesi vs.. Dudley.
Doyle IS Davis, Gibbons vs.. Cooper,
schoenbr0n IS. Buijerw0rlh, Brooks vs..
Wright and Workman drew a bye.
DyTenforth beat Bishop, Ginesi defeated
Dudley, Doyle beat Davis, Gibbons de-
teated Cooper by default, Butterworth
beat schoenhIOu, ButterwoTth also
played and beat Gibbons In the first
round
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
Rsrort nf chnrltnbIe In.tltntlon..

The annual report Of A. J. Pratt,
president Of the board Of trustees Of
the National Homeopathic Hospital.
has been submitted to the Commission.
ers. The report shows that lG3 patients
were cared for during the year, and
3,2ii prescriptions were made for i.4t0
patients. The amount spent for sala
ries wns 81 0O3 oGi provisions, etc, 49,.
e75 IS repairs to building, S1t, ,l6S32.
The annual report OF W r. Weber.
secretary Of the Central Dispensary, has
also been received, showing % 0i2 visits
had been made by patients during the
year. and Q 922 new patients received.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
- - Nsu.bors -

The report Of the NeBsbOys and
ChildIeH's Aid Society has been re-
Ceiyed by the Commissioners. The re-
port shows that during The year y0luu-
teer contributions amounted 10 Sl,-
459 81. expenses 81 .097 SO. balance iu
Treasury S5GI "a. Employment was
found for 90, 1912 free meals served
lodgings furnished 6l7 pieces Of cloth
ing given away. 1ll5 received medical
attendance relief given 90 n aud %
visits paid 20 charitable institutions
and places oi criminal detention
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
opsnIng Of lhs sehaoI..

Tickets for he public schools VII he
Issued 10 scholars from their neares.
school building from 80 10 lO.30 a. N.
and 4 10 8 p. m on Friday and Salur-
day, the 18Th and 20,b Scholars pro-
noted from lower grades viii not need
tickets, and will 60 on Monday. New
scholars must wait until Tuesday.
Scholars who formerly went 10 the
Thompson Building viii 60 10 the
FraukiIu Building this year The su-
peryisiug principal Of the first division
has removed his Office from the Frank
lin 20 the Deunis1n Building.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
Not the Proner ssa.on

FI0W M NfU I1TT HTl7f,
1t wouldn't be fashionable, don't
you know" said the sweet summer girl
"Oui Of season
How II Is always fashionable 10
elope," said the despondent lover
"On, mo- This Is the season of the
cantelOpe. %
And the lover frightened aud thanked
his stars.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
Go4ernmeut Iasans Asylum

Assistant Physician stack Of Tie Gov
eminent Hospital for tne Insane has
submitted his monthly report for Au-
gust % DE Commissioners. Toe report
states ilat twelve patients eight Of
whom aIg Culgr1d were received during
tLe month Two inmates were I.s-
charged from tle hospital and twelve
lave died
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
PoIitsne.s of woman

FTlW no Ht|FI0H Ih1Hl G7lIe,
The women are awfully polite. Meet
a woman and tell her sheis looking well
and she will say: "Yes; / have been
feeling very well lately. Let the next
person who meets her tell her that she
is looking badly aud she will agree that
she Is sick, aud has not felt well all
summer.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
- bIIs.Ias - Eslarn..

Charles + jackson whom 1t va
supposed had mel win f9ul play iu
New York turned Up 40 his home iu
iLis city lasl night. His friends saw
him safely placed 9a q Iaia iu jersey
Civ, Int II seems that DE concluded 10
visit friends in Philadelphia and failed
20 notify lis family
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
a Delicate RecornitIon,

Legalcap-A client addressed me "a
miliarly this morning as "Old Horse"
Breefer-Had he just paid his bill
Yes why
Perhaps 1t was his way of telling
you that you were a splendid charger"
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
The Ssxt Thtug

From ne a E l1Ik SHH.
Mrs LaIkiu ,TeadinE) McGiu
Of salt Lake City found a S. gold piece
in the crop Of a chicken she was dress
ing for dinner.
LaTkin-NOw look out for an English
syndicate 10 buy up all the chickens in
the country.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
Oh Pnnhl
- D. D.lr9Il ~. -.

From ne Detroit Frse Prsss.
Detroit may not show 25O,0O0 popu.
lation, but she's got better thing-an
honest man. We have one who paid
twenty cents street car fare to return
noCketbook with sevenieen cents I'm II.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
That oriredo Feeiine

The doings Of the cratic Congress
have worn upon President Harrison
seriously. He is almost In state OF
physical collapse II may be truly said
also that CONGRESS has made everybody
p1ea ufrrd 80
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
A Proof Of Fondness.
Eom The Ae rort SIN,

from Nf Ne7r York Sun,
"You like soup remarked Mrs,
Small, pleasantly as she helped Mr..
McWatty the second time.
"Yes'm,' replied McWatty, cor 1
wouldn swallow so much water to get
a little "
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
In Memory Of John boyle O'Rslny,

The first reunion of the Carroll In
stitute after the summer recess will be
held tomorrow evening. The meeting
will be devoted 20 addresses and resolu-
tioIs In honor of the memory of John
Boyle O'Reilly. A committee. consist
ing Of Captain O'Farell, Major Mallet
and Captain Condor, have prepared
appropriate eulOgistlc remarks To the
memory Of the dead poet.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
A nIntternf nnnht-

From he NtiU York sun
''Do you smoke2" the maiden asked
suddenly.
Yves, sometimes" he stammered.
well, / wish you'd smoke now.
These mosquitoes are eating me up"
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
Eho national safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18th 81. and \. v. Avenue.

Storage FOR Si.verware, Jeweirv, Laces,
Fine Goods and valu8bies OF an kinds.
Charges moderate. safe deposit boxes for
rent al the very lowest rates
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
special Tralu Tor Races a. HenaIugs.

For the accommodated 81 washing
h nlaus desiring @ attend lae lrlltil- meet
Hrat Bauuiug'a race track pa Wednesday
sud ThuusdaF. September No and lsr
suegIsl lraiu aiil LaaFa SiEll- street slallQl
q : m-, returning tQ haaailslQl lu-
meIiatelF after the races. Roundup rate
HLl be a5 cents.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
No Children Need apply.

From ne Detroit Free Press.
A Georgia editor has twenty.seven
children. He positively refuses to In.
sert an advertisement announcing that a
boy or GIRL Is wanted
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
sold Again

From ne NsG TgrE HsrIif
"Irs a bully site for a coal yard "
What Is
Anthracite.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
w. II. Houshton g cos Immense
Redurffnua

Six pieces for $50 Ethcr in Cherry Or solid
OAK. Half price lcr all unreasonable good
such patterns of Carpets that cannot DE
duplicated, 40 prices which will surprise
you. ASK 20 be sh1wu those Solid OAK Bed
room Suites, pieces for $40 Also their g31.
pieces of solid OAK Bedroom suites.
Thee suites are all nN-Irs, and will, ul
All orders Tor Wall pauoriug for the next
twe weeks 40 IS per cent dise1uat, at
M. IT, HorgUroy s. Go '5,
12ist23o street northwest
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
GOOD COMPANY
SERIES

This series will be issued
in monthly parts and will
consist oil choice works by
some OF the best American
ard Foreign Authors, upon
various subjects, including
Fiction, Biography, History
Essays, sc.
The initial volume Of the
series Is now ready.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
Thick and Strong

IL las apparently come t1 STAY Tho
Nlgor .s evidently great an r1 nature.
~. b Williams E.arezFl4sr Texas.
II have used Ayers Hair Nizar fqr
the nasr fHur or lre years and lul -
most satisfactory dressing lar rae lalr
IrlsaIl could desire being harmless
causing rle hair r1 retain rs natural
color. auI requiring Hlr small glauf.EF
tu render rHe hair easy rl arrange. -
MIS- M Az Bailey . Charles street.
HrerLlr Mass.
"I have been using Ayers Hair NiEar
f1r several geals. alI believe tltt e Las
caused MS barr tl retain lr5 natural
COLOR Mrs H y. King Dealer u
DIS Goods Al B.lLlpF--el l1
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
THE DAILY CRITIC
CRY sPEOr4Ls
Rndden,s New Enn aood.-

John Rudden, the ouecrinstallmcnt man,
centrally located ato30 and G32 Seventh street
EN- markets with ara immense supply U. an
Kinds OF excepting goods. carpets stoves.
rugs. etc. You can furnish your house from
cellar 60 garrett, at this store with cash
prices. on the insfalIment plan.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
Save Your Hair

y J TIUHlT Use IT A1tf-5 IIaiT IsuI'
- This preparation has no equal as q
dressing It keeps the scalp clean. cool.
aud healthy, aud preserves the color,
fllluess, lui beauty ~ the hair.
81 was rapidly becoming bald ana
gray hur after using tHG ur three
bottles of Ayers Hair NlEuf mF hair
grew thick ana glossy and TIE original
color was restored Melvin Al1EIcli
Canaan Centre, y. H
some time ago lost an my hair iu
consequence gf measles. After due
waiting. no ueH growth appeared
then used Ayers Hair F.s9l aud my
hair EIeY
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
FLOUR

WA n GAIT 4 Co
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19

Purple otvsa OF evening play
Jrll iho western ehorc1 81 dfy,
While halies san. 40 safe and free.
Over tire mystic Siumbcr Sea
Their little boats are cr4Glus lights
.1no sails are curtains pune aud white;
THE rudAcr are sweet l%uliabies;
1ne anchors soft and sleepy sighs.
1hcy'r re- Outward bound for Sunderland,
Where shining dreams lie on tho sand,
LiAa whispering shells that murmur low
The pretty fancics babies know.
And there, among the dream SHELLS bright
the lt,ie ones viii play all night.
Una the siccpy tide t~urns-then
They al coiue sailing home again,
-Caroline Evans In ST. Nicholas
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19

The health journals and the doctors all
agree that the best and most wholesome
part Of the ordinary New England u
try doughnut is the hole. The larger the
hole. they say, the better the doughnut
Our Dumb Animals,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19
STOCK BRANDS.

THE IdBERAL intends 10 make a spe-
salty Of the stock interests Of this portion
Of New Mexico aOd Sss surrounding com
try.
1t Will be IN the hands Of and rend b.
meet aG the stOesmea and cowboys in ihts
portion Of the territory.
As StOek is liable 10 sirny il is desirable
for owners 10 have theu brands widely
known, sO that stray stock eau be reOOE-
iEod and owners notified.
Ia order 10 have braadA widely Known
they must be we'll advertised.
TIE LIBERAL viii advertise stock
brands at the following rates:
One brand on cut One year. SIC
Zach additional brand Oh cut, same
owner .
Zach additional brand in print(straiGht
letters and dgures) ............. 2
Each additional brand, character, bar
or connected letter requiring an en-
graved block &C.. ........ $50. >
Each brand giving location Of brand
on Aaimal, or ear marks or both -. 5
All descriptive matter n addition to
name Of company. lddress. range and
brands charged extra,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19
EORTErrUHE NOTICE.

To d. @. Roberts;
You are hereby notified that I have expond-
ed one hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments on the Miser's Cheat lode, ituatod in
the Virginia mining district. Grant county.
New MoEiOo. as ahOWn BY notloO Of location
ton records, in tho Ofioe OF the recorder OF
said county. ia order 10 bold sold promises I'M
der the provisions Of e0otion 134. revised
statutes OF the United Statoa, being tho
amount required 70 bold the same for the year
ending December 81, 1889. and II within ninety
days from ne publication OF this notice you
fail or refuse % contribute yout ~propOr6iOn
OF such expenditure ~ q oO-OWnor. together
with tho costs OF this publication. your inter-
est in said claim will become tho property o.
VT. A~nRIN0Tou.
First publication July =. lso.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19
A Daily Paper
FOR
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A dairy newspaper now
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the old-nme weekly. The
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is a member of the Asso-
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Paid for $500 per year, ar
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the price Of any other
Chicago morning PsPar.
The CHICAGO DAILY
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it exceeds that of all other
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You ougAt to read a daily
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19

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Peer. unfortunate R~atrsohlanl In what .
ead plight he must have been. AnA yet ~
mtaoruno w0 one that ofton bofalls ilnrcrs.
Meny a oRee tuhcfth voice among thoss who
belong 70 the - genus homo X utterly spoiled
~ cod IN Che head" or on tho hunfS or both
combined. Hur TIE above mentioned 7" croak-
or" We arc not aware that any rems4y wea
ever devsed; but We rejoice TO know that All
human singers nay keep their heads clear and
throRta ia tuno By the dpnely use on Or. sarc's
CatarTa ksi1edy and DR.. Pisrce's Golden Nod
icdl Discovery, both OF which nro cold By
druggists.
Or. Sago's Catarrh Remedy ourcs the worst
oesoa OF Catarrh in the Head, no matte OF
now Long standing, whiN for an lnryngesl.
bronchial, taroat and lung Affections. Dr.
Pioroo'a Golden Medical Discovery Is pod
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tng coughs md builds mp the nesh and
strength. OF thoee who have b9ou reduced
BY wasting discAge8. It Is guaranteed 10
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-05-22

Hurley has been exceedingly fortu-
nate in the past in the class OF gentle
men who have had charge Of the affairs
at the Northwestern railroad company
Of this station, and it is with pleasure
that the Herald publishes the following
item from the Salem Special of the 18th
inst:
Mr.. Fred Phinney, who has been
operator at the Union depot for nearly
a year has been promoted to station
agent at Hurley, whittier he went Fri
day; his family will follow as soon as a
residence is found for them. Fred's
many friends in this county will be
glad to learn of his advancement, even
{ if 1t does take him from among us.
We congratulate Hurley on getting a
good agent, good citizen and one of
the best boys in the employ Of the c. &
NV. Ry. company.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-05-22
Program for Decoration Day.

AT HURLEY, SOUTH DAKOTA, MAY 80,
1890.
The soldiers and sons Of vererans
will meet at &. A. r.. hall, Hurley. at
1890 p. M, sharp. Procession will
torn on Center Ave. at j o'clock, and
march to the cemetery IN the following
order:
Hurley Cornet Band.
Departmen officers.
E. S. McCook Post, Hurley.
J. HI. Carleton Post, Parker.
Anson McCook Post, Centreyille.
Sons OF Veterans.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
School children and citizens.
After services at the cemetery the
procession will return to Opera hall.
HALL EXERCISES:
Ritual service at 2:3O p. m.
Music by glee club.
Address by Dept. Com: 4. 7. Langley.
Music by glee club.
Benediction by chaplain.
ii. MCINTYRE,
Com. G. A. NEAR,
JAS. BRADBEREY.