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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
A DIsoRAcEFuL SPECTACLE AvERrEn

1t an interesting story that Is told q " SaoSss
Tor flight on Tuesday iAst, when they sbp!vhended
that the Sergeant alarms might sndSavot % ortne
them Into the House " perform their eonsptuuona!
duties. II seems that they hired twenty carriages ana
kept them standing ali day near the Ciptol, ready
to whlsk them of In case Of need 10 quiet hooks n
Virginia and Maryland. As happened the precavtlou
Was superhuous: the Republicans gathered Quorum
Of their own number. aud were Indifferent whether
almost pity thst tho conditions could not have been
such as to require tho presence OF tho Depocrsa y
have been ont into tho country What an inspiring
sight would have been presented Of tho setgrant ~
places mon whom the country hes been paving 1t the
rate Of 900 year tor the last few weean Af eoliD
absolutely nothiHS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

AN EXCELLENT DIGEST FOR REFERENCE.
From The indianapolis Journal
The Tribune Monthly Is periodical issued by The
New York Tribune Publishing Company. and contains
the more important articles that have appeared In tho
newspaper The Pan-American Conference south AZ
iantic trade and Newfoundland and It's fisheries Ao
among tie subjects treated IN the August ISSUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

WHY DON'T THEY SEE Mr.. wANAMAKERs
From The Washington Post
The brooklyn school principals have not yet askse
to have LOngfellow excluded nom tho malls.
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A BENEVOLENT ALLY.

from Iho indianapolis journal.
Now II Mr.. Mills, who has abandoned his sest W
Congress. would come 10 Indiana aud make rev
speeches, the number Of Republicans In ne nexe
delegation would be doubled. The Missouri Ecpa ~
what the Texas statesman he's done Ne Nem oy
dozen speeches,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

In response to q pointed suggestion from The
Tribune o joint resolution has been introduced in
both Houses Of Congress for carrying into effect
the recommendations Of the international Marine
Conference. The Secretaries VI State. Treasury,
War and Navy are directed BY these resolutions
to examine the report Of the Conference and to
submit to Congress in December bills grounded
upon its recommendations. 1t Is the privilege
of the United States, as the Power which sum-
inoned the Marine Conference, to take the initiative
In carrying out its many wise and important
projects The resolution will involve the prep
aration Of well-digested laws for consideration at
the next session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
authority for the statement that revolutsons
mover 20 backward.

Mr.. John Morley went to Ireland to stndy
the Irish situation and the Irish question per-
sonally and on the ground. He could not have
had better opportunity than was afforded him
yesterday. He not only witnessed brutal as
sault by the police on crowd whose only
offence was their dssire to enter public court
room. but he narrowly escaped being himself
tho victim of policeman's club. 1t is no won
der that his indignation blazed out against the
exclusion Of the people from the court where
the trial of the Nationalist was proceeding
Yesterdays experience will furnish Mr.. Glad
stones able lieutenant o text for more than
one scathing speech in the House OF Commons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

We notice on the list of patents lately issued
to the inventive geniuses Of this State one for
an improved bill file. tailor Of the town-who
requests that his name be wthheld--inslsu that
the flies now in nse ore good enough, and that
what the current tradesmen hunger and thirst for
is an invention for compelling people to lift their
bills of the files and liquidate them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

The head Of the corrupt Democratic ring in
Hudson County is so confident of his power
that he does not hesitate to sffront public opin.
ion in the most shameless fashion. In place OF
Congressman McAdoo he has just caused the
nomination Of Mcdonald, the beneficiary OF
the frauds which the New-Jersey Senate und'd
last winter, and it is understood that bis can
didate for Sheriff will be one OF his most SER
viceable tools. There is popular revolt and
talk of an Independent movement. 1t Is time
certainly, for all the honest and respectable
citizens of Jersey City to unite heartily for the
overthrow of the ring which has cursed them
40 LONG,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

We cannot foebear excerpting another gem from
the Brooklyn, Bard to whose eirl&ion In re
David B. Hill The Tribune has already alluded.
Here is his tribute to that rising statesman Mayor
Chaplin:
Thou gifted Mayor! Young, p,lshed and sedatc,
Stanch Democrat and model magistrate!
Though grand indeed has bsci thy past career
still onward, upward. shall thy future be-
TIL topmOst place Is rcachd. and all men zee
The mighty sources OF thy triumph, here.
That Is q frank entry Of the young Mayor as n
Presidential candidate. NO other construction of
the. words It'll topmost place Is reached" Is
possible. The last clause. however, Is not pre-
cisely complimentary-at least. not to the Mayor.
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Jnoex to Advertisements.
Business Totlres.

A FEW ELEGANT SUITES TO RENT
ns ;ssf0n; Eui'a: and 43DsT n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

The suicides in the German army continue, :"
sn;te Of the efforts OF the new Kaiser. Emlsra-
tion to America IL the best way of pfoions'hs VIC
life Of the German population, after ALL
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

The special feature last night at the
fair Of the Marion Rifles at the Armory
of the Washington Light Infantry was
competitive drill by the National
Fencibles and Emmett Guard. The
AtmOry was crowded with members of
the National Guard and the maneuvres
OF tue men were watched with eager
Interest. The Feucibles' sixteen, who
won the Western prize, were com.
mondcd by Captain Domer, and Lieu.
tenant Walsh handled the Emmett
Guard. Both organizations displayed
a high degree Of military excellence in
their drilling. but the trophy, a hand.
some combination cup and vase In silver
and gold two feet high. was awarded to
the Fencibles The judges were Cap.
tain Raymond Of the Logan Rifles,
Lieutenant Williams Of the Ordway
Rifles and Major O'Bricn Of the Fifth
Battalion,
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
washinrton At tho worid,. rair.

A meeting Of the Washington Board
of Trade was held yesterday afternoon,
ard the following resolution regarding
a Washington exhibit at the World s
Fair was adopted.
Approaching the necessity and import
auce Of the District OF Column ia making an
exhibit at the Worlds Columbian Evp0s-
tiou. 60 be held tn Chicago I'm ls93, com
mcnsurate with the dignity Of the Capital
Of great nation, the Washington Board Of
Trade recommend that the honorable Conn
missiouers Of the District take such steps
as in their Judgment viii be necessary to
accomplish that purpose,
hr0're8, That a committee of three be
appointed 90 present this matter 10 the
honorable Commissioners, with the as
surauce that the Board ~ Trade will
heartily cooperate 90 any effort TO promote
this patriotic movement
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
IN TEE SCHOOLS
Many Changes Made by tho BOARD OF
Trustees.

U N'ANAtNN ANAfAA aNH NAANNN ny NnN NNWNrn OIL
Trustees.
AT the special meeting or The school
board held last rigltthe following com.
mittces were announced for this year.
Trustees Mitchell, Wood and
Bruce Supplies and sccOunts-W helplev.
HaZou and Cornish. Buildings, repairs and
Wood, Wilmer and Cornish.
Normal and high-school SCHOLARSHIPS
Thaycr, Mitchell and Gregory. Teachers
and iauitors-Gregory, Wilmer and Whelp-
ley. Text books, studies, examinations and
promotions HaZen, Mitchell and Bruce.
Peumauship, music and discipline Bruce.
Nhclpley and Hazcn. Industrial educa-
ton, drawing and night schools Cornish.
Ihayer and Wood. Library and reports
Wilmer, Theyer aud Bruce
Provision was made to accommodate
ioriy five pupi at the Normal school
the sixth division The following
promotions were made to take effect
from Move mbcr / last:
VI =. Bruce, from third TO fourth grade
and salary Increased from $3.50 Co $3.50. N.
u BoasCu, second 10 third, $500 TO $3.50.
F.. smith, second 90 third, $500 TO $3.50: vi
o. Lutgs, 500 10 500. NJ A. Mandy,
1925 90 s.'O. Ut George, assistant health
teacher. $500 90 isC0 T.. q lewis 90 sl0O.
vice VI. T.. BeCkitt, deceased: NJ. r.. Bruce
2 J..
A number Of applications for teacher.
ships were received, and the resignation
Of ,. w Chappell, principal Of the Ten.
rally town School, was accepted. The
following substitutes for the Eighth Di-
vision were appointed
Emma F. Blackwell, Dora b. Hopson,
Sarah y. Jenkins, Eleanor b. MAY. Sarah y.
Neal, Helen s. Parker, Francis T. Payne, i.
Letitia Pierce, Annie F. Pierce, Sarah y.
smoot. Mary a. Allen aud Emma Smith.
Several applications for leave Of ab.
senCe were received and granted, and
the list Of night school teachers ap.
proved.
The resignation Of Miss Mary 4
Paul Of the First division was accepted.
ard the following promotions approved
TO take effect from October last:
s +. Carter, fourth to ffth grade Cprin
cipaD, $3.50 10 $3.50, NJ d. Scott. fourth
20 hfth grade, $3.50 90 500; r. NJ Costiu.
third 20 fourth, $3.50 90 $3.50; a. ". Lee,
second 10 third, $500 TO $3.50; s. +. Rad
clifle, second 20 third, $500 to $3.50: VI. 4.
West, 1926 TO $500; $. j. Dickerson, 1926 to
$500; J. NJ. Fraction: S4OO to $500.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

A rev council, composed Of en-.
ployes Of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing. and known as Potomac
Council, National Union, was instituted
last night by MCssrs Brian Tracy and
DieIkens. The following officers were
elected: President, William Chalice:
vice president, Jacob +. Pope. cx presi.
dent, A. H. Thomas, speaker, w. J.
Pagan; recording secretary, +. w.
LatneI; financial secretary. Emil Huck
treasurer, Charles III. Long, usher. J.
f. Borland chaplain, s. T.. Pole; door.
keeper, G. II Blue; sergeant alarms.
II G. Noordzyi trustees, Messrs Lacuk,
Bettcs and Maloy delegates to cabinet.
Mc'srs CLallicc, Peck, and Huck dele.
ac 70 fraternal association, Eugene
Il ms
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
AUTUMN'S PASTIWg.
an Interesting Footbau Game TO Re
Played Next Saturday.

an Interesting Footbau Came 10 ia
Played Next Saturday.
Considerable Interest is being taken
/ ia TIE football game which IS TO be
| played next Saturday between the
clevens representing Georgetown and
SwaIthmOre colleges. The contest will
be at Capital Park, and as each univer.
sity has many friends 10 this city there
Will doubtless De a large crowd present
10 cheer their favorites on TO victory.
This will be the first and only opportu-
nifty WashinctOnians will have Of wit
Messing the famous Pennsylvania team
play. For several years that eleven has
been one Of the best Of the Union Uni
versity teams and this year is ia the van
IN the race for The State championship.
Georgetown, too, this season has won
more than q local reputation, and for
The first time in the history of the
organization has sought other fields than
It's own campus In which TO strive for
The honors that are 10 be won by earnest
work on the football field.
Both elevens will present their strong
est teams In Saturdays game, and the
game is bound To- be bitterly contested
As both are nearly equally matched, so
far as their playing strength can be
gagged by comparison, 10 Is certain that
a eood game will result
COLUMBIA AND NAVAL ACADEMY.
The Columbia Athletic Club eleven
went TO Annapolis yesterday and played
one Of the best games of the season with
the Naval Cadets, the score being a tie
when darkness nut an end 20 the sport.
The Columbias scored almost at the
commencement, when Butterworth
broke through the Cadets line and
after a clear run across the field made
a touch down from which he kicked
goal.
The Cadets tied the score very
shortly afterwards, when they made a
rush If thirty yards and scored touch
down. Emerich kicked the goal. After
that both teams settled down 20 hard
work, and neither scored thereafter.
the game ending shortly after the
second half began. 6 TO g. The teams
we're Naval Cadets-Emcrich liar.
tuug, Ward, Lang, Ford, Pivison,
French, Mclean, Laws, Althouse aud
johnson. Columbia Athletics Emory.
burroughs, Bivins, Lewis, Binier,
Wade, Lee, Taylor, Butterworth,
Fletcher and Harbon.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
WIN of AIr. case

The will of the late Augustus l..
Case, son Of Rear Admiral Case, L. S.
n, was offered for probate yesterday In
the Orphans Court by Daniel II. Case.
executor, and Randall Hagner. attorney.
The d,cedent was drowned near New
port last month. The will leaves
10000 10 his mother a farm 10 New
York to his father aud minor legacles.
The residue Of his estate, including a
residence and considerable personal
property in this city, is bequeathed TO
other relatives.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
sudden Death OF .Red syn. ,,

j. ,e yesterday afternoon Jacob l..
Rover, better known as Red Syn. an
Ecib doctor, who Is well known IN this
city, was found dead at his house, No.
TIA Eleventh street northwest. Last
spiIng Ruycr's wife died very suddenly
and since that time he has been very
dCsToDdent. Upon a table In the room
battle partially filled with laulanum
was found. BY the order Of the cOro.
neT the body was removed TO Frank
Gieu N Sons undertaking establish
mcut where an autopsy was held To-.
duV
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
hleetipg ID MImedangh.I..

The stockholders Of the Wimodaugh
sis held q meeting last evening in thell
PaTloIs l4O6 G street Rev. Anna H.
shaw presided, and financial reports
were made by the secretary aud treas
urtT. Committees on library, mother
meeting entertainment, chaper0ae,
press and employment were app0iated
The rooms Of the society will be open
daily from a. m. 10 10 p. m, ani on
Sunday al A p. M. there will be sacred
music In The paTl0rs.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
SON. Of the RsyolutIen

The Sons Of the American Revolu.
ton held a meeting at the Office OF
General Greedy, at the Signal Office.
yesterday afternoon. General Greedy
presided aud many well known mem
beTs were present II was decided 10
hold the annual banquet on the 22i of
February. Applications for member.
ship were received from Professor GIL
bert Thompson, Lieutenant =. IT..
Clarke and Appleton T.. Clarke, and
they were admitted by a unanimous
vote
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

William Henderson had two charges
fled against him this morning, one Of
disordeTly conduct aud the other refus-
Ing 10 pay hack hire Ofic1r Riley vas
q witness iu both cases. as was also
Daniel Smith and T j Roberts. They
slbstantated The charges made. aud
tbe defendant admitted that be had em-
ployed the hack The combined inc
ga, IS or tEgufV days
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

David SleEart was arrested at the
Globe Theatre last night charged with
CisoTdeTly conduct. He was under the
Influence Of .iquOr, and vas f0rciby put
cut by Special Officer Thomas Ready
10 taking The man from the house the
ClfCer used his club freely, aud hurt the
msn badly aud Il vas found necessary
% Ismoye bim 90 the Emergency Hos
IiilL La.lr be vas locked up al the
FiIst Precinct station
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops
For pneumonia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For an throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. Is cents per bottle
Prepared by II. Mozley, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

Al meeting m Tie q s. Grant
Relief Corps a Monumental Hall The
resignation 0f Miss Carrie Br90sde.I
IS secretary was accepted a1i 1I.ss
Clara ~ Price appointed 10 hiI tue
vacancy. -Four ladies Wlla admitted %
membership and Interesting Remarks
were made by Ns. Evans Bits. scott
Airs BuIcL6e.d and others
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
EHcursion Tlelsts 20 Hot spring. ARK

TIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
parry has placed Un sale at an Of rs piuei-
lai stations round "trip tickets b Hot
>UIiuZs, Ark, al greatly reduced rates.
The going limit on these tickets Is thirty
days an the returning limit three months,
thus 4h0r1iug an opportunity 10 spend
tLe winter Id the genial climate Of the
southwest, The route Is F.a Cincinnati
and 81. Louis, WitL only one change 0f cars
and that IS made iu the Union Depot az 81.
Louis. Pullman sleepeTs an the way.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

The funeral Of the late William
Stringcr will take place at o'clock to.
morrow afternoon from 1912 Ninth
street northwest lie was IS years OF
age, and was for many years a resident
Of Boston. lie had lived Ia the District
but few years. The remains will be
escorted to Arlington by members Of
Meade Post. G.. A. II.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

Richard Ryan was arraigned 10 the
Police Court this morning on a charge
Of ! eeping an unlicensed bar az the
corner Of Second and 81 street south
west Annie and Howard H0jger- were
the principal Witnesses against Ryan
and they were cautioned against con-
yefsiug with anybody iu relation % the
case. which was continued uuli. TIE
2ILh NJ November
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
Lecture. at The CathoIlo UnIver.lty

Very Rev Augustine F. Hewitt, d..
D., c. S. F.. leclurcd yesterday after.
noon at the Catholic University
upon the topic The Origin Of Chris
iianity.' On Friday next Rev Clarence
J.. Woodman, Pm. D., @. S T.. will
begin course Of lectures on "Elec-
uiCity in Modern Life Oa Weines.
day Of next week Rev Dr. Chapelle
pastor Of st. Matthew'S Church. will
begin his lectures on the Life and
Works Of 81. Gregory the Great.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
Funeral Of Prominent Catholic.

The funeral services Of the late Ru-
dolTh Walter, corresponding secretary
q 81. DominlC's Branch, Catholic
II lights Of America. will be held TO-
III ROW morning at 81. D0minic' s
Church. Among those 10 be present
will be the aged mother Of the deceased
from Germany. Mr Walter served 10
the Union Army during the war, aud
stree has been a clerk 10 The War De
paTlment The inteIment will be made
al Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

Rshe scott was accused 10 the Police
Cont to-day of having stolen one bushel
a coal valued a. 30 cents, from John
Rush sC0tI tried t1 convince the judge
ttat ne bad u0 family u8 COOK stoves
ard 10 use foI coal but there was u1
Qut iilu but that be was guilty Tie
inc imposed W8s s. ~ fraeu d4rs
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

Revival services viii begin AZ the
Metropolitan A M = Church, Of
which Rev J ". Beckett is pastor.
next sunday The official board of The
church recently elected are jeremiah
Johnson William Beckett Thomas I'll
Wright James Washington. Henry
Wood Joseph G Beckett. Alexander
ID Brooks ID. G. Ray a1d r. r Wash
irgfUu
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
Doc oonvleled. olher pl.mI..ea

Willis Brooks and George Bonnie
We're charged 10 the Police Court with
stealing an overcoat. The evidence was
conclusive, bat Bonnie was dismissed
and Brooks required TO give a bond or
so 10 jail for ninety days
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
WI nfns nIrId.-

The will Of Asher NJ. Loovis, who
committed suicide, dated June 81, 1883,
was filed for probate yesterday in the
Orphans Court The tcstator leaves
his property TO bis relatives, except
5000, bCqueathCd to Yetta Jackson. to
repay money loaned 10 the old firm of
franklin & Co. The two New Workers
tcmCd as executors have declined 10
serve. and Mr.. Charles Baum has dled a
Tuiiion for appointment as admins
iia'Cr AZ the request Of the relatives.
Tie estate is valued at $4,000, all In
HE insurance policies, and the claims
against the estate amount TO 81, 800
The daily critic., 1890-11-13

Bis. HusIoE 5 Soothing sErlr slqalI
a.Wa5s le lsed fqr children teethiug- l-
Eaothes ttg chld 5lftaus Ela gums allaF5
ail pain, eares wind colo, aud e O. tle best
remedy tQE liaFThGa. 25e. a bQttles
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
THE DAILY CRITIC
10 ne Continued All rhIs weet

Read this clear through and be convinced.
Are we hiCht Twenty three articles of furni-
turc 60 Furnish room complete. All for
so .il cash, consisting of one carpet rug. OAK
chamber suite complete, with chairs table.
frting mattress, pillows, comfort, one toilet
set two shades two pairs lace curtains. one
pair rortieres. three poles. All put up and in
room complete for occupancy for the small
sum Of 500 cash
w II. UorGuroN s. CO.,
I1fs.fE1O Il Street mort Invest.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
w nt. to AvoIl Intihnr Cnmn1Ic,lInn.

Rollins & McBlair Of Baltimore had
a claim against the Venezuelan Govern.
ment, Of which Benjamin =. Snyder
was representative Of the heirs and as.
sienees Of the old firm In the Court Of
Claims Mr.. Snyder filed bill In
equity yesterday, in which he asks 20
lc allowed 10 turn over 10 the court
S2,Si2.7 &C. which had been paid him by
the Court Of Claims He anticipates
contention between the heirs and wishes
70 pay over the money So as 10 avoid
future complications.
The daily critic., 1890-11-13
LEMON ELIXIR.
fts Wonderful Eject on the Liver,
stomRch. HnMeI.. a idnea and nInnI.

Or. MoueYs Lemon Elixir Is a pleasant
lemon drink that positively cures All
BiliousnesB, Constipation, Indigestion
illness, Colds, Loss Of Appetite, Fevors
Chills, Bloiches, Pimples, Pain IN Back
Palpitation o. Heart, and all other disease.
caused hy disordercd liver, stomach and
kidneys, the first great cause OF all fata
diseases. Fifty cents and one dollar pei
bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared Ouly
by II. Motley, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.