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The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
SARAH BLTREES PlRsS0b,


which She Uses over the Head oi
siN-font rexan LAWYER.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Nov. l'.--
Sarah Althea Terry is before the public
sgain and this time she came with
parasol in her hand, which she used
after the manner Of angry woman across
the shoulders of Lawyer y. g. Cald-
well. Certain legal proceedings c1me
up In court here looking 10 tne couuI-
nation Of the recent sale OF Jhe Terry
ranch near this city Mrs. Terry VINO
is a small slightly built woman was
present. dressed as usual In sombre black,
ard she carried in her hand DlacN
parasol of ordinary make.
N. G.. Caldwell is tall s'Ntbo'er, a
Texan. who weots the typical slOuch
hat, and also from his physical appear
auce would be more than o mac ioJ
an Ordinary man. He Is counsel for the
administrator Of the estate, aud for some
time for various reasons there has been
more or less free exchange OF expires.
sion between the two through third
parties.
Mis-. Terry took exception to the
actions and words Of Caldwell, and got
madder and madder during the hearing
and when the court adjourned she went
out in the corridor and waited She
did not have to wait long, for presently
the tall Texan came out and was con
frOuted by the small woman with the
parasol She did not hesitate, but
raised her sun protector and smashed
1t on the lawyer good and hard. Cald-
well prevented a repetition Of the blow
and applied some epithets to her, and
said he ought to pitch her over the
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
LAUNCHING OF THE MAINE.

Distinguished Party VIII witness
the Baptism Of the New Cruiser.
Secretary Of the Navy Tracy, Major.
General Schodeld aud large party Of
Army and Navy officials will leave
Washington on q special train tonight
for Jersey City. The party will witness
the launch Of the new cruiser, Maine,
which takes place at flood tide 70.
morrow.
The Governors Of all the States, mem
bers Of Congress, the municipal officers
Of New York and Brooklyn and large
number OF Army and Navy officers have
been invited TO be present. Hon. George
Bancroft, the oldest living ex, Secretary,
will be represented at the launch by his
son and granddaughter.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
LOST IN THE WOODS FOUR DAYS.
A child Lives Among Panthsrs and Is
armed

A Child Lives Among Panthsrs and is
armed.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. IA re-
markable search for a lost child has been
exciting the natives Of this and adjoin-
ing counties during the past few days.
One day last week Budd Flutts and wife,
living on the top of the Cumberland
Mountains near the Coffee County line,
went 10 Sunday school, leaving their
four small children al home. While
they ere absent their little girl, who Is
between S and years of age, and Is a
deaf mute and an idiot, stTayed away
from the house unknown 10 the other
children.
Upon the return of the father and
mother search was at once made, but In
vain A party Of neighbOTs Joined In
the search. The country for miles
around was thoroughly explored, but
still there came no tidings Of the lost
one. The whole county became
aroused, and search was prosecuted
with yigoT every day until Thursday,
when the little child was found alive
several miles from home. IL had been
IN the woods four days and nights In a
section Of country where bears, panth-
rs and other wild beasts abound, yet
ID was unhaTmed
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
ARRESTED A MANIAC.
lie Had Big Knife aud Fought ths
OmeeF.

lie Had a Big Knife and Fought the
Oncer.
About l2 O'Clock to-day a young
man, who gave the name OF Samuel N.
Brown, went to No 727 Eleventh street
and applied to the woman Of the house
for a room.
He acted SO strangely that the ladies'
refused 10 give him a room. whereupon
he became abusive and used very vio-
lent language. One of the ladies In
the house gave an alarm and Officer
Donovan came to their assistance. Upon
seeing the officer Brown pulled a long
bladed knife and rushed to one of the
rooms upon the second floor. Officer
Donovan followed and by the use of his
club succeeded In gaining advantage
Of the maniac and snatehed the knife
from his hand The clubbing left
Brown In a dazed condition and he
was unable to give any information re-
gaTding himself at the Twelfth street
station. He was charged on the bl0tteF
v lib insanity.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
RAIDEp TEE GAMBLERS.


Sergeant Daily and a number Of
other officers made raid last night
upon a gambling room kept by Jear.
don and Robert Johnson, colOre6, on
Virginia avenue, between First and
Second streets southwest a number
of tables with kitty rake offs and
quantities Of chips were recovered and
taken to the station A quantity Of
Gin, whisky and other liquor found 10
the place was also confiscated The
JohnsoDs have been running the place
for some time, and the police propose
TO break ii up.
In Police Court this morning 3 1h
Johnson said that he had Just come
from church and found some friends
playing cards There were twenty cents
in money on the table which WIS The
change left from some money sent out
for the purchase Of pies.
How about the chips2' asked tue
Judge.
Well, your Honor, we found them
on the garbage dump ia smlll box,
said johnson.
''You did, eh? Between the church
and the dump you can pay a fine OF
800 each, said Judge Miller.
Later II was shown that both the
Iohnsons were laboriug men anl the
fine was reduced to $40 each.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
now % al.s AIsalelns % oat


A New York gentleman has a very
valuable Angors cat. and so fne speei-
men Of her kind that she Is famous IN
a large circle Of fashionable folk She
is not rugged In health, yet she cannot
be persuaded TO take phYsic. Ii has
been put In her milk, il has been mixed
with her meat, II has been rudely AMI
violently rubbed Ia her mouth but
never has she been deluded or forced
into swallowing any Of a. Last week a
green Irish girl appeared amOng the
household servants She heard about
The failure % treat the cat sure, >
said she. give me the medicine aud
some lard and I'll warrant she'll be
atiuE aIl / give her She mixed the
powder and the grease and smeared il
on the cat sides Pussy at once licked
both sides clean aud swallowed all the
physic. Faith said the servant girl,
''eyeFy body IN Ireland does know h0w
10 give medicine 10 a cat. +"
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
Green OF Grsep a Batsman,

HfH ib0u iH Atg YORK ffess.
am Informed by letter from Paris
that Douglass Green, of the old firm Of
Green & Bateman, Wall street operators,
is IN that city, ION his uppers. Amer
leans who have met him describe him
as being both ''seedy and needy" Mrs.
SMELL McCTea, with whom he went
through a marriage ceremony near
Fortress Monroe. although be had a
lawful wife 10 New York, has re-
mained with him, and they are living
together IN France. But her magnih-
cent fortune Of $500, 900 has vanished.
! am told that il was tied up by legal
complications, and that she has
hypOlhGcated her claims upon it until
she has nothing more to hypOthecate,
and only a small income on which to
live. Green's friends have always in
sisted that be is insane. which Is a
charitable view 10 take Of his conduct.
He IS a pitiable object now, according
% NY correspondence
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17


l"e Albany t.'F "a.'I"'. ~ N''e'. ~.
or8 -as u. .''as'l0 So m0en a''eo.'2o
'hal N' NOISE mas IepIn'e' 7. ~
r0ui a.,. I"'n ol,'Iio",l9o. "e
s.t . ...'..' .y WI 'l'''9'. '''
rs '.'.aN,
a. q.
N .I..rg.af .-a-.v.r. .,a .ute r-ov..Ians.
u,a '.w ot 'he aaG in respect to
. ..s N.''' '- exclusive '' '''
ef Tr.-a .-a circumstances sn4 con
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
KENSINGTON PARK,

Formerly knowles. on the line Of the Metro
poliLan Branch ot the L. 8 %, h. X.
The Most Beautiful Place of Residence About
the City of Washington.
The lots at EcnslugtOn Park are being sold
rapidly. Many of our best citizens have taAen
two 81 more Hhys Graded and maeadam7
trees and tree boxes on every lot ana hue
residences are evidences Of peEmanency anu
stability. Among recent purchasers are Is
Fl Warner. who has taken eighteen lots aud
IS nov erecting a $1,000 house, which VIII De
q hne addition to the many beautiful resi-
dences there; Mr. DUBOIS, the WellknoWu
patent attorney, has purchased hfIeeu lots,
two lots Nj Truesdell, seven lots; i. 1. Gil
bert g. T.. Wolfe, ID Is, MITCHELL ", z.
Morgan and many others. Ar. heCpuas, the
well guoWu and popular druggist Of this city
WiII shortly build a drugstore AZ the PARK
The contract has been given Tor the erection
uf a beautiful depot a. The Park,
Parties bUFlug a. keusiugtQu have positive
assurance that whatever money ana snerg y
VIII accomplish when combined 50 All oe con
uIbuted 10 the success OF kenslngton and
bring Il 70 the front rank qi an suburban
places
10 Tie rent paying people ana those having
Z few dollars o. spare each month We would
say Just 4 word. Don't let another week pass
over sour heads Wi- out seeing keusiQstQu.
select q site f9r q home Qr lay the foundation
for q safe aud good Investment without az.
- ont l0 EeusluEtdu. L1ls az all prices from
saLu ~ q 5a00. Size 81 lots from 500 feet 20
81.eQ8 square feet, Buy on the ground uoar.
Polite statesmen WiIl accompany parties tl
keusiuEtuu
~ iran FoFtau9u Tree.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
American Medical association.

The trustees of the American Medical
Association at a meeting last Saturday
decided that the home Of the iourual of
the association be located permanently
at Washington. The trustees further
recommend that the members Of the
association aud the members Of the
various State and local medical societies
In afliliation with the association con
tribute or subscribe funds for the
erection Of a permanent building as a
place Of meeting. as a library and Office
for the association.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
GENERAL STGRKWEATHER DEAD.
a Gallant soldIerwho Served Through.
ont the Late War.

ont the Late War.
General John G. Starkweather, for
merly Of Wisconsin, the well.known
brigade and division commander in the
Union Army during the late war, died
at HIS residence, SIG Eighteenth street
northwest yesterday morning
lie was born in Cooperstown, N. Y -,
In 1880, and after graduation went TO
Milwaukee where he practlced law un-
I'll the breaking out Of the war. In
May, 1861, he was made Colonel of the
First Wisconsin Volunteers, which saw
active service In the West
General Starkwcather was appointed
brigadier general in 1868 aud com.
manded brigades in the Army of the
Ohio and the Army Of the Cumberland
In the hard fighting at and around
Chickamauga and Chattanooga. lie
was wounded near the latter place. In
1865 he left the service and returned to
Wisconsin, but subsequently came tC
this city, where he has since engaged
in the practice Of law.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
BlRCHALLS BODY

IL NAV be Given 70 His Wife his
Death as a Te1t
WOODSTOCK, OST., Nov 17-It Is
generally regretted that BiTchall body
vas not handed 70 his friends, aud It is
believed that Mrs Blrchall will be
given the remains as soon as the eX-
element Is over Mrs. Birchall was a
little stronger yesterday, aud as soon as
her condition renders travel safe she
viii leave with Mrs. West-Jones for
ENGLAND
ToR0NTo OST, Nov NJ. Sermons
were preached ia several city churches
Yesterday win Birchalls life aud death
"a q text
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Hetr0pol ifaIl-Oscar stern and 5. R0-
NJ ann, Sew York; H. Branders. Philadel
phiai " Doyle aud William NJ. Bigel0w,
Richmond.
81 Jamrs- samuel Dunlap, Atlanta, Ca:
Thomas Patton, New York; A. r. Taylor
Chicago, $. BToggius, Rochester, William
stuart, Elmlra. \ ~ James A. Casssrly-
New York.
Naiioaul-F T. Braalard aud W. II
Brown, SeW iQTk, ,. 81. Parsons Sc
MARY County Sid; B. d. Talbot, Bev
eFly, ~. Va r. q Latta, Friendship, y.
g.; Dr. ". ~. Hertz and D S. Mahafey-
WiliamspoTt, Pa, George A, Bailey, Man
chester, \. Fl.
THuFa-C. A Nichols, Atlanta. ia;
ID. C. Eliot New York, p ID Gausa, Pitts
burg. Asa Z. White, Wilmington, Del. A.
~. Winter, Philadelphia,
Rims Nlss F. Gould, New York, Tim
8tly J Fox and daughter Aeg Haven
Conn. D Ferguson Seattle, Wash,
Ha-Ee5-J S. BHs. Philadelphia Wm
vs. arosEeugr 4ud allss Ellen 81. Mercer
LeuJzr Mass
sf0r.haH-S n HamlI, New York
John Il smith, Portland ore, 2 II. Harry
and W.ies Chicago.
Irl gfss- Edwin jacobs, Walter 7.
Logan, David ~. Adams and wife, Nea
York., * + k11e aud wife, Hulokeu, n
3. O. A A6smau, 81. Joseph. no ST, ~
Ngsu4u, Omaha Agh
4laa-Mr aud Mrs Thomas MeEeau
Philadelphia
Nan adse-J . Johnson aud wife CHI
eago. r. ErFyae. London Eng
FttW Hon D S Russell North Caro-
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
ROW OYER SUEEEN TOHBsIONES,
Broker Taylor OF West Chester Has a
warrant Issued for = Minister


Warrant Issued for = Minister.
WEST CHESTER. PA, Nov. 17.-Ds
velopments Of a sensational character
have grown out Of the trouble about
the gTayestones in the Birmingham
Friends burying ground. John g.
Taylor, a prominent broker of West
Chester who was one of the lot holders
has had warrants issued by Squire S.
b. Russell for the arrest of Alban seal
Joseph Seal, Lamartine Darlington and
Clement Biddle
The latter is a minister Of the Ortho-
d0X Friends, and is president Of the
board, while Alban Seal Is the grave
digger, and has been experimenting
he work of leyeliug the mounds and
removing The stones Mr. Taylor finds
authority for his action in the act Of The
Legislature passed March 81, 1860,
which provides for the punishment Of
any person VINO shall willfullY OF mali
ciously destroy, mutilale, defaGe OF in
iuTe any tomb, monument OF grave
stone
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17

Taben The man who vas stabbed by
Heath, was sInking rapidly this after
noon ana lhe physicians stated that be
could not survive Assistant District
Attorney MulloBney wenl % tae h9s7i-
tal and obtained his an.e n9rtem
staIeMeuL
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17

Eteih re Ateteif sa.-
In hIs Thanksgiving pFoclamatloa
President Harrison asks the people 70
remember the poor. Would il not haze
been better If he had thought Of them
when bY the sanction Of bis signature,
be gave Tie force 0f law 10 a measure
which has pui up the price Of everything
that The poor man consumes, aud thus
added q new burden 20 his poverty
Recent events, however VIII give the
poor man a bright ray of hope and for
tbis he IiL be deF5utly thankful
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17

When The W0rkingmu thinks Of tie
Mckinley Lill be thiuks 9f a1 iaCreasel 3
provision and clothing b.Il at lla sama
tine. They both nestle. Ike i8iGs. Ia
he cradle 81 LIS Intellect
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
LNrERCnNNERrIRLERoNns

Secretary WtNuows .in.gr.c1uvgri
lIC.b0uj" plan has been u1oted severl
times during The past twenty five years
1f cant5mr.alts the issue hv the Govern
ucntofs bond bcariuga very low rateos
interest saw per cent. and the sale
rbis bond TO the public at par The
holder will have The right whenever
he needs his money. 90 recover it by
returning he bond TO the Treasury. The
interest to- cease during the period
of such return and to ha revived only
when The exchange is made anew The
scheme is objected to in many quarters
because 70 creates permanent natio al
J,rf and because 30 will force the Gov
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
.EArEs, INSTITUTE


The Rev. MONTGOMERY 4. HOOPER A.
A., Head Master Four boys received as
members of the head masters family. At
present there are two vacancies. Ar. Hooper
has sent boys 70 Harvard Yale, Princeton
CoIum bla, LeAlsh, Amherst, Trinity, West
Point, Annapolis, Sc, ana has not lad a can
date lol admission rejected.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17

McCukle l00kiug al the individual
leaning against The lamp posll- That
man has a queer name-Iriaugle,
McCTackle-It Is appropriate. though
He Is a rye tangled Triangle
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
Method ia Her AIaduss..

fhe ENQshs
CobWigger-Why does a woman have
her pocket where It's so hard 10 get at
ig
Neuitt-So that She can stick her
friend for The car fare.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
A1Iss AIKENs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
sIamIoEd. Conn.

Established b 1855. Prepares for college
travel and home. me method 0y which ths
mental faculties are educated VIII be found
b the second edition Of Miss Aiken's PAM
phlet on Concentrated Attention" nos
ready. for sale a. BzsHtana's, Union square
EeH YoEk.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
EDWIN BOOTHS FAILING HElLIH.

II Is Thought This VIII Ha ATS Last
Year on the stage.
BALTIMORE, MD Nov ll.-EdIin
Booth has not been IN the best Of health
during bis stay here, and il is quietly
whispered among the members Of his
company that this viii be the great
tragedian's lass year on Tie stage, It Is
stated that Mr. Booth cQutemp.ales
European uip for his health ID the
close 0f the present season
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17

E|3" N I-II 10. I-.II-
Eastern 1an .in Kansas)-You wrote
me that DugoulyiIe vas % be the
county seat. but / see that S0dro0fyille
has gol iL H0W did that happaut
DugoutFille Maa lsadlyl-We ran ont
aE ammHufffan
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17

Iii. ALEXANDER P9EIER AqHsE a
prominent attorney of lnis gily has pre-
parad & papeE % he points Involved 70
he BAHHUEDIA affair, g9iag exhaust
.veIv INTO the International laW q 1eaE-
hg upea ne eass. TIE paper Appeared ia
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
Catarrh

is q constitutional and not a local disease,
and therefore Il cannot be cured by local ap.
plics tions It requires a constitutional rem
edy Ike Hood 5 saEsaparilla. hlch. Worklng
through the blood, efadicates the impurity
which causes and promotes the disease aud
effects permanent cure. Thousands Of peo-
pie testify 20 the success Of Hood 5 sarsapa-
riIla as a remedy FOR eataTrh when other
Preparations had failed, Hood s sarsapariila
alsa builds up tie whole system and makes
you feel renewed IN health ana strength. All
Who suffer from eatarrh ~ debility should
certainly give uo11's sarsaparilla fair trial
a PeEEecI Cure.
a have been taking Hool's sarsaparilla l9F
the past four years az intervals. was
troubled with aaIarrh aud the medicine ef-
fected a perfect cure I take it nov when
ever feel dehiitatsd and IL always gives me
immediate strength, regulates the bowels
and gives au excellent appetite n-LEFI
CAnFBELL, ParkersbuFg, " va.
II B.-Ba sure % BET only
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17

There. sou naughty boy 49l Ee
dropped ylur bread % he ue8 carpet
with The butter side d0Wn
"Lata an right, m0mmsr ~ laEpeL
vas s8ep MS mQEnil
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
ooLLEaE - WoMEN.


Three fun courses Of study. Location
beautiful and heaIthfuI A refined Christian
home. rev building ready next September.
session begins SEPTEMBER 10, 1880. send
E. S. FRIsBEE. d. d,
PRINCIPAL
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
7 NDEN SEMINARY,
LltitzPa

school for Young girls aud young ladies,
at Litltz, Lancaster County, Pa. 97th year
A safe, comfortable school home; thorough
methods; careful oversight Of the individual
pupil; advanced courses OF STUDY very pleas
ant location; steam heated, $3.50 per year.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
CT JOHNS COLLEGE.
Annapolis, Nd.

lUlst session commences 18TH sEPrEA-
BER. Eight Departments ana tour courses
Of study. Buildings heated by steam. Terms
moderate. For catalogue address the presi-
osH'' THOMAS FELL. LID. Ph. D.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17

PARKWAY WAsurNGToN recogniz is
the significance Of the election S ys
the Tacoma isdger lRep) Several
explanations are offered Tor The surpris-
Ing result of The elections In the East
In our opinion there Is but one Tue
NcEiNLEy BIN did &C. A majority Of
tte people ot this country favor pro.
t,criur, bu' ihey do ouotfavor protection
min mad The McKRLEY bll "a pro.
lection run mad
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-18
And Johnnie (Soe-

And johnnie Goe-
Teacher to Pupil-Johnnie. what u
demagogue3
Johnnie A demagogue = . veal
that holds wine, gin, whisky, o. any
other LIQUOR -Detroit Free PrsA !.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-18
From . Corpse 70 . Tisress.

A traveller from the wilds of Kwan-
gal has told us the following weird
story: A natives wife was taken
very ill, and before she died she told
her husband with whom she had
lived on the best of terms, bearing one
SOM: II have q secret to confide to
you, which l never told before for
your sake and the child'A When !
die do not nail up my coffin, but leave
il for O time out ON the mountain.
Have two live fowls ready In the
house, for sitter have been dead .
hundred days I will return to the
realm Of living men for time and
come back to our home. Fear not;
but if l make for the child offer mo
the two fowls and say that you your
self will send the infant and that l
need not be anxious; that between the
dead and the living gulf is fixed, and
that should rest among the departed
and not come back TO trouble tho
child will look at you fixedly for q
spell, take the fowls, strangle them
and begone, never to return. Ny
body will not lie down again In its
coffin, but will be transformed into q
living tiger; and if hereafter you come
out to the place and see the clothing
lying by the coffin you will know that
my words have come true"
Holding her husbands hand she ex-
PRED The ghost appeared at due date,
did as the living wife had foretold
and disappeared in the jungle, and
when the man visited the coffin some
days after he found the cast of grave
clothes. and wept when he thought Of
their former happy life together ant
her strange fate. While indulginl
his tears he saw tigress stalk from
the jungle and knew it was his wifi
transformed into a new existence
Gently he stroked its striped back ant
with a melancholy roar it boundet
away No deed Of blood was eve
known to he wrought by this mos
gentle of tigresses on the mountain
and the child has grown up and pros
pe-s.-San Francisco Chronicle.