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The daily critic., 1890-06-05

NEW YORK, June 5.-A special 10 the
World from Louisville, Ky, says; jim
Turner and Ia Pace were killed and
Bob Staplet0n wounded In Lee County,
Va, on Monday, IN a ght between the
Sheriff S posse and a crowd Of the
Turner's from Harlan, KY. The Tur-
ueTs had gone over 20 remove Will Tur-
ner's goods from where he was living
20 his new home In Kentucky On the
way they shot a ram belonging 10 John
Carter This resulted in a quarrel with
Garter who the next day swOre out
warrants against the Turner'S. When
the Sheriff attempted 10 execute the
warrants The tight took place Staple
ton was one Of the Sheriff s posse.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Aiss Julia Adele Hammett, a
daughter Of Dr. Hammett of ga +
street southwest, was married yesterday
afternoon at the family mansion % Dir
William r Myers of Charlotte, n o..
Miss Laura Hammett was bridesmaid
and the gTO0m's best man was Frank
GildwTeath of Charlotte, n G. The
marriage service was performed by the
Rev. ID. Addison There were a mum
Der Of valuable wedding presents Mr.
and Mrs Myers left on the 5 o'clock
train for the North
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
seizure OF A Newspaper Once.

CHICAGO, June 5.-A constable took
possession Of the Globe newspaper yes
terday afternoon on a distress warrant
sworn out by the proprietor Of the
building occupied by the Globe The
Globe Company Is said to be several
months rent in arrears. Mr.. Patterson,
the manager Of the paper. said the
company would be able 20 settle claims
satisfactorily. and that the business Of
the paper would In no wise be com
plieated.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
Do couIs. AlaaelLon -.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. June 5.-The
sensational abduction Of Florence
CoWies, which occurred on Monday. is
siil the talk Of the town. Yesterday
The attorneys for Mrs. C0Wles, the
mother OF me missing girl, filed a petit
tiou iu county clerks Office asking a di-
F0rce from her husband. Eugene I'll.
CoWles On The grounds OF inhdelily
Intimacy With Clara LimersChl0ss is
charged against C0wles Judge Ham
iIt0u has issued an order commanding
CoWles % restore Tie child % its
mother
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Miss Helen Milligan was welded last
evening a The residence Uf her parents,
2o4 Indiana avenue northwest DO Mr.
Charles Hoover Beach 0f NeW York.
The couple vii. take Northern bridal
tour before going permanently % their
home Miss Milligau was formerly
from Des M0ines, Iowa. ana travelled
faI one year as solqist With the Gilmore
Concert Ir0uDe
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
Graduates at ksndan Green.

The Kendall Green Seniors. seven in
number, Of the National Deaf Mute
College, had their class day exercises
yesterday in the chapel They were
Thomas HageTty, Frank A. LeitneT
Oscar H. RegeBsburg, Stephen Shuey,
Hobart ID. Tracy. Cad l.. WsshbuTn
and William H. ZOrn. President Gal
laudet addressed the class In the sign
language, and in the cool shade under
the trees Senator Wssburn made some
appropriate remarks. At night a ban
quet was given by the class in the
Lyceum. at which Mr.. Cad Washburn
was POSTMASTER TOasts were drunk
with cups Of coffee and responded 70
by President Gallaudet, Professors
HOtchkiss, Ballard, Porter and others
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

OTTUuWA iowa June after an
an days heated discussion Of the Ger
ueau difficulty Tie Grand lodge voted
D q small majority % amend the code
in such 3 manner AZ 10 enforce tLe las
is.afl0u 0f The las- session against tie
CeTueau Mas0ns oi the State This viz
ually eEpels some 600 prominent Ma
soas Grand Master Gamble Was re-
elected
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
nIurdsrsd ana Bnrnsa.

SAN LUIS OBIsPO, CAL, June D.
The cabin Of David Wesley schrieyeT,
near Crest0n, vas found on Saturday
night burned 70 ashes aud his body
nearly consumed IN t. Evidence
showed that The man had been mur-
deTed and the house SET on IRE, but By
whom Is not known.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
snIng loE Fal.s ImprLsoameat

CHICAGO. June 5. kaiser, the man
arrested on a charge of placing the al
legged dynamite bomb under the Hay
market monument. has sued the super
tntendent and other officials OF the Do
lice department for damages for false
arrest. He was released by Judge
Tuley with a rebuke 20 the officers who
arrested him without cause.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Frank Beuter who was implicated in
the plot 10 chloroform aud rob the
family Of Mr.. DeaTdoh, was released
from custody last night His father
gave the necessary bond for his good
behavior aDd lie viii return 10 bis em-
ployment instead Of passing ninety days
ID lle WoTkhOuse.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

The Washington Light Infantry
Corps held their regular monthly meet
ing last night and elected the following
new active members james Ninstead
q H. Richardson and John j. McDou
0ugb MessTs Thomas M Fields and
II. u Eiseuheiss we're elected honorary
members. COHtTacts we're approved for
The TenovaduE and refurnishing of The
four company roQms @ cost OF over
81 600
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

FIlU N HlI "a ElIIElI -HI# b,
Messrs. steiuway & sons have received
the appointment Of "PianO manufacturers
t0 her Majesty the Queen Of England aud
the royal court For years past tle royal
family have been patrons oi s-eluWay &
sons. Der Majesty having bought several
grand and upright pianos, a5 also the
Prince and Princess 90 Wales, Princess
Beatrice, the Daeblss pf Fife, etc. thls
royal distinction conferred upon au Amerl-
can manufacture again cunlrms the pozi-
tlon 0f eteiuWay & SQus as the leading
house ll tile piano manufacturing industry
~ lhe world, q verdict f1ly iudor5ld -
the American pu6Iie.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

The June jury pannel in the Criminal
Court was completed yesterday after
noon, and the following are the jurors
selected 10 serve
Messrs. Peter Mccartney, Harry Coggias,
~. q. King, FTaukliu Aeker, Eranci5 j
HleudCnne, W. III Meyers, Lewis q. Den
ham, Henry i. Brisc0e, Aaron Dixon,
7. CTOpley, George r. Reynolds, j. I. b.
Perry, Joseph Hare, Christian Wagner,
Washington 4. NailOr, John M Lyons,
Max Rich Peter DAILY Thomas r Laudoa,
D. ". HeFcusI j. r.. Mccormick, y r.
Ramsburg George D. Wilson ana jacob
BooL
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Collector Of Taxes Davis has sub
mitteI b he Commissioners nis ac-
count 0f revenue collected from real
and personal taxes. water taZ and rents
and other misCel IaueOus sources f1T the
month ending ApTi. 81. 1880 which
aggregates 81 s62 8sjT9.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
WHIT WILL rREY DO WITH IT2

Thieves steal seven Hundred Barreis
OF Powder From the BARRACKS.
Some one must be going to blow up
the Washington Monument or Treasury
building Judging from the amount of
explosive material stolen from the
Washington Barracks on Monday night
Captain w. II. Hobbs reported at Po-
lice Headquarters this morning that on
the night in question the back door Of
the powder house was forced open and
seven barrels containing 100 pounds of
powder each were taken away. The
loss is placed at 5000 No trace Of the
stolen property has yet been found.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

An order was issued by the Police
Department yesterday requiring the Of
icer who is stationed at the corner Of
Ninth and + streets. TO remain stationed
in The middle of the street at The To-
tcrsection of the tracks. This Is done
at the Avenue and Seventh street. and
is for the purpose of preventing reck-
less driving at the intersection Of those
thoroughfares Some Of the officers
are decidedly opposed to the order, as
it requires them to remain in The sun.
instead Of having the benefit of the
shade under the awnings Of the transfer
agents.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
PLAIN AND FANCY WOOD FOLDING
sCREENS.

SCREENS.
We are showing an excellent variety Of
Plain and Fancy Wood Folding Screens, which
we viii sell plain or viii mount panels TO
order OF any material desired. Plain Screens,
s2.sO, 50, ss.25, 81. si,25 to sls.75.
A very suitable material for mounting
screens for the summer IS the Imitation six,
which we are Offering at only l7c per yard.
We have just put on sale number OF new
and attractive patterns and colorings. II is
without exception the nearest approach TO
real China silk, both In color and design. that
We have ever offered. Only i7o per yard.
Fourth floor.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

N0W Is Tie time 10 visit the great bank
Wpt sale Of clothing at 3lI Seventh street
northwest For ~ bargains it VIII pay
sou.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
BOOKS BOUGHT.

Executors or others having either libraries
or small collections of books Co dispose uf
are invited 90 address the undersigned. who
are az all times ready To purchase the same
ment The delay, annoyance and uncertainty
Of auction sales Is thereby avoided.
W. II. LOWDERMfLK 4 CO..
iu4-tm li2t and taco y -,
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
Good
AS Gold

So enthusiastic are thousands Of people
over the benefits derived from Hoods Sarsa-
uarilla that they can hardly 6nd words 20 ex-
press their confidence in and gratitude for
this medicine. worth its weight In gold"
Is a favorite expression Of these warm
friends.
If you are in need Of a good medicine TO
purify your blood, build up your strength,
cure dyspepsia or create on appetite try
Hoods sarsapariIIa
~ am happy TO say that Hoods sarsaparilla
entirely cured me Of catarrh, with which I
had been troubled many years. am never
without this medicine, as | think it is worth
its weight in gold."-MHs. g. b. GGnB, i0}9
Eighth street n. w. Washington, d. G.
"Once tried, Hoods sarsaparilla always re
mains a friend in the household. It Is staple
as wheat and good as gold d."--HAsKrS &
Tom. Ithaca, ". Y.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

DO yCl want L otLIuE aud tbat good for
uae uoueys f 81 % % 3ll Seventh
Eleet northwest, lie Great Bankrupt Sale.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
w * s.
NJ. ". GAIT BRO. & CO.
49, -. A..
IIO7 PeBBsyIyanIa Ave.

Gall attention TO HeiY stock
of WatcheS, COMPRISING all
The most desirable m01emeRkS
and styles Of casing, from tie
iOa0eSt price fer a0hieh a re-
liable Hme-keebey can be
6ongM 10 the most ex6eRSire.
These a0atekeS 5ear O1lr
firm name and are Iplly
guaranteed.
.4WeJ1eaH Wa IMAM
WakeheS Of all grades
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
Meeting Of south Carolina Rspub-
lioans

liozns
Messrs Whitfield Mckinley, James
F. Chestnut W. f. Finley, james
Wells. lie Grand NJ Fair G F. White
and John IL. Pendergast, being one
from each Congressional District, were
elected members Of the executive com
mitiee al a meeting last night Of the
South Carolina Republican Association
held al Robbins Hall A committee
was appointed 10 collect information
concerning the National Republican
Association Drayton III Mafiitt was
chosen official reporter, and a number
Of spirited addresses were delivered
..Mslun's F0od aud Are OId Friends,
it having fulhlied an the conditions de-
manded Of IL 40 ny hands, Is the testi-
m0uy of q welEknoWn physician.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
YANKEE NOTIONS

.sa s.sys: .ss :.ss si'' in white blue and black 500
FastiBg cotton 800 ward. 30 a .DooI
r-,,- ..
ssas5Ia BOOB ropt,Jrf,r 10 needles i7s
and apc per popz-
Linen Thread, &c spool.
shoe Horns, ice each,
uf.g5 ...,,,. .....
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

WE kEE SELLING ClgthiuE AZ 3a ceni7 en
ne dollar because this Is Genuine Bank
rlul SALE
gIl seventh street northwest istle ulmbsF
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
EDUCATIONAL.
nlHE NORWOOD INsTITUTE.

THE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
Extract fr0fH a priudts letter.
'In reply 20 your request for my advice as
20 a good school for your daughter, / can
with confidence recommend Mt. aad Mrs.
Cabellis Norwood Institute, In Washington,
ID. G. The standard Of scholarship there 70
high, the Instruction thorough and the infu-
enees good. l.. Y. Q. LAhAR,
Justice U. S. Supreme Court"
The school opens Sept. 80. aus d&stf
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
AMUsEMENrs

AMUSEMENTs-
.-.- ---rs
1BAueu's GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
n Evenings at sl5. saturday Matinee ats,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE
LAMONT OPERA COMPANY
IN
Err M ME.
General Admission. ................'' ..., go
Reserved Seats,..... 80 ana 100
Next week-The Great Casino Success,
NADJY.
seats now on sale.
NEW NATIONAL THBATRE.
JUNE Il
THE ACADEMY OF ACTING
WILL PRESENT
Mr.. EDMUND SdAFTESBuRH
ln the Title Role Of the Great Play,
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS;
THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA,
An Historical Romance iu Four Acts.
The initial perfo nance Ot this play, which
occurs ON the above date will be an event
OF Importance TO Washington, as THIS ~
not only produced the authorship OF the
play, but will also witness Us first representa-
The rsme of Edmund shaftesbury is IA
miliar to EuElishspeaking people the
the world over. lie Is the author % the
finest system OF expression ever known, and
bis books are In use everywhere in America
mis- Great Historical Drama deals with the
Discovery OF America; The famOus iunta
Scene; the Romance Of Beatrix, the witch
wife OF Columbus; the Superstition OF the
Lilies; the Court ot Ferdinand and ISABELLA,
the spanish Inquisition; Columbus In chains;
the Indians; the Captive, Wanita; a Duel
with Bows and Arrows, and the Home aud
Death Of Columbus In beautiful sew le.
Tho Voyare Across the Water will be given
In The second Act IN a Magnificent Manner.
Tickets, 25, 80 and 75c at Metzerotts, lilo
Atthe close Of the play the Diplomas and
pcerees will be conferred by Hon John J.
ingalls,. 115toll
Il ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEA.
N TIRE. 11th st., south Of Penna. ave.
Ladies' Natinees Tues, Thurs. and sat.
"As cool as a cucumber."-star.
THE PIALRAS
Grand Combination Of Novelties
TnE
EEOLIRN.
| Is lhe NTedleel OF al MunlCut AualIulltHh9
Because II performs any music
from waltz OF a ballad to an
overture or a symphony more
beautifully and more nearly
perfect than any other single
instrument.
The Aeolian Is not mechanical, but the
manipulation Of it is so simple that person
can les rn 20 piay it with from one TO three
| weeks practice. -FOUR visit to see this In
| strument will be esteemed a favor at
E. F. DROOP'S,
0g5 PA. AVE,
| sole Agent for ste'nway AMI other First
| Glass Pianos and ORGANS.
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TIE pcy. DIR BURrSELL breaches AGAIN.

St. Brisids Roman Catholic Church IN TompSins
snnare was crowded yesterday at the IL O'Clock mass
~hch Was high mass. The unusual attendance was
bscause was tho anniversary OF the conservation Of
the church, and also account OF tho announcement
that the sermon would DO preached By the Rev. DR.,
Richard Labor Burtse!l. the cx-pastor OF tho Roman
Catholic Church Of tho Epiphany. The high mass was
celebrated by the Rev. Dr. p Mcsweency. the pastor
Members Of the And.Poverty Society. Of the Church
AZ g. John tho Evangelist Of st. Vincent Fcrers Of st.
Stephens Of the Epiphany and Of other churches wero
IN the congregation and seemed glad that Dr. Bnrtsell
wss once more restored to his pastoral functions.
DR. Burtsel celebrated the half past o'clock mass,
and aftcr the first Gospel at the high mass at II
O'Clock he came out from the vcstry In handsome
lace sirDlce and wearing the stole around his neck.
Tho pulpit was moved directly In front OF the altar
outside The railing. and when the eXpastor OF the
ut every ear wal strained to hear him say something
S6out hE recent trouble with Archbishop Corrgin
e a not Ssy Kord on this head, hoXever.
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JgFLL.KNOVN PEOPLEBACK FROMECPOPE
LA BRTTAGNE LANDS a BIG LOAD AND TIE
SERvIA ARRIVES N . LATE TO PASS
QUARANTINE

QUARANTINE.
his family from an extended tour in Europe on the
French steamer La Bictdgnc Yesterday. lie viii stay
a week In this city and then 90 to Albany
Judge Morgan J. O'BIicn Was also "a passenger on
Ia Brtagne. lie was met by friends at Quarantine
and came up TO the city III the revenue cutter.
The Rev. J. Fralsiol pa:tor of ST Peters Church.
in Warren st.. Brooklyn, also returned from his vaca
ton in Europe by the same ship. lie is eighty years
Old and In May he celebrated the 4iPth anniversary
OF his ordination aS priest. shortly aftcrwaid he
went 10 Europe. ON hi, way home from lGily he
was atack ed in Paris with paralysis. which for time
prcyentcd the us, Of his lower limbs. lie has not
vet entirely recovered, but is much improved ana able
TO walk about.
Among the other passengers were:
Judce Charlie, Andrews II. J. Abbott H. An2u>'"
" r. Anderson l.. L.. AdaH-S. Jude, Barrett III. H"f'
ehard A. Bustanay. James &. Ircmcr. l. = Barnes
J. Bozzo Dr. j.. Brcck >. Cashier. Judge cary j. T.
(ooper the Marquis d. Chanbrun th" Count De Nha"nfu
J. V Dunston, II. Danon III" Brtoncs {" "'di!i"'
g. Grill Jones Grahanc C. D. Haii. r. C. lig""' T. r.
I'M, James l. High Bolton Han. d.. ii. l." Hayd
Dr Hutchinson L. H. HbcIt. l. IlunbIt, g, H. Jacqu9
T. Nj. Jouan L. I. L:roche. n. c. Lapham. W. j. Nor
San s Msadel W. s Mufrsvc o'%ft iny' s'' =.
SMiD SnSss j. s'S%S S@d. Wasr and wtr
TIE Cunadcr Serva was sighted oil Fire lNlahd late
vc,tcray AFTERNOON and will come to her per early
fhs morning. Among her passengers are Il number
81 prOmnc British iron manufacturers ana engineers.
who lave come to attend the meeting ol iron men
here a., .,o. rohor,.or no,,:c,r,,
aud Colonel James Pepper, Of Kentucky, arc also on
board.
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PLEADING For THE CHILDREN.
THE Eyv. DR. DE COSTA WANTS A PUBLIC PLAY
GROUND For THEM.

GROUND FOR THEM
At the Church Of It. john tie Evangelist yc'tcr-
day morning the rector the Rev. DR.. benjamin +.
lie Costa preached Il short AID pointed sermon ab"nt
The Moral Aspect If Childrcn's PlayCrpnnd>.' lie
thought that not only the poor children were snhcr
Ing. The condition Of many Of the better clIo>.
he said lis pitabc. Though blessed with wealth
and dwelling In ELEGANT houses or apartments, 'fY
m>t play indoor, in the street, and alleys. TIE
state Of things is unnecessary it can be icmcdicd AT
Central Park j. undoubtedly the most beautiful
rark in world. but ii i not managed 30 that all
its resources for bcncftng IN" people IF N"w->Orh
vardnc,s of public sentiment 1t i not 80 in Boston.
where every inch Of the Common has always been
open for the use If all Women and childrrh
seven days in the week. The history OF the Common
proves that the grass of Central Park can tc used
much more than il j. without destroying ii. Children
are now diving BY the thousand IN the c!ty bccau>"
they cannot get fresh air. because they have not a
decent play ground. while att"r a"rc IN Central
and other parks where ihu>; children might ID re
vived and redeemed. lying III dicc>>. gua1'N by
an animated club. winch -'ty>: keep oil IN" fid>N
Ieauiy, if necessary, mu>; take subsidiary plir'
IL must he made the servant, not the tNint. oi Tie
lriclt ewes and rosy cheeks Of our Children We
advuc> Of breathing places for children IN The
CITY want ten acres of the south end OF Central Parh
for playground for the children Of the Streets
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Euw Schools.
11XIyEEsITY OF TIE CITY Of NETWORK.
LAW School.
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edrhers.

A MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutors. Eovernesses
"a and teacM r. Of al b.ancbes &C.. supplies 70 COLLEGES
schools And families EnyLsn French German aud Spartan
spoken MIRIAM c0YRiEkk $50 Staye.. cor .Oth.st
supple. TssShs, rs0. nSS
Mrs. NJ. J. IOUNVs.FU LION ~ Union Square.
BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign. supplied
"A sal branches. locality chaIr Tea hers wanted
no registration fee form for STAMP p V. uUYSSOON
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