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The daily critic., 1890-09-24
To Prerent nn EnldnmIc.

DR.. Towushend of the Health Depart
ment says that no fear Of a typhoid
fever epidemic need to be felt In this
city. There are a few cases IN Bright.
wood, but not enough 10 cause a special
alarm. Not 10 take any risks, however.
the Health Department is reporting un.
cleaned alleys 10 the Commissioners,
with the recommendation that they be
improved under the compulsory act
Dr. Townshend Is also endeavoriug TO
have a law passed by which physicians
will be compelled TO give full informa
tion concerning all contagious diseases
which they have under treatment.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

- & EUNDT COS h OF DEEus BOB All
". states zld Territories t5s "a. ave. opp.
ciJ Eal.
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COULD NOT SUSTAIN THE CHARGE
MRS. Spices is Acquitted of Keeping
uiEorderiy House

Mrs. Spices is Acquitted ~ Keepinr a
Disorderly House.
Mrs Margaret spiess, resident No.
500 Seventh street southwest, was be.
fore Judge Miller to-day charged with
keeping a disorderly house. Three
neichbors testified that there was piano
PLAYING late 40 night and the clicking of
bottles and glasses heard in the back
yard. Men were seen 70 90 Ia and out
Of the place at unreasonable hours Of
the night
Mrs Spiess on the stand stated that
she was a widow and run a confeciion.
cry and cigar store to support her two
children She had a sister who occa.
sionally visited her, also two other
girls who were employed as servants in
a hotel They were all musicians and
frequently sang and performed on the
piano.
Mr. Cahill who represented Mrs.
Spices declared that she was a hard
working, respectable woman.
Judge Miller warned the defendant
that she would have to exercise a little
more discretion In the future and dis.
missed the case.
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Now's the Time
Never sl, pa, OF I'm tomorrow

Never put of I'm tomorrow
That which needs doing to-day.
IL yOu do, you may find 20 your sOTrOW,
Too late, that you've trined away
the golden opportunity Of a lifetime II
those who complain Of weakness aud
debility, have hacking cough and pain In
The side or chest, poor appetite, broken
sleep and other symptoms Of a general de
cay Of vitality, would promptly procure
DT. PieTce's Golden Medical Discovery aud
take Il as directed, they might throw OF
the disease which threatens them, and soon
regain a hold on the health they are surely
losing. Consumption may be ayerted II
prompt measures are taken, by the use OF
this standard remedy. Let those who have
reason To feel that their general vitality is
running low be wise and DO something for
themselves at once, for delays are danger
Gus. Golden Medical Discovery Is war
Tanted TO benefit or cure IN an cases Of dis
ease for which IL Is recommended, or money
paid for It refunded.
The daily critic., 1890-09-24
Decision In the Guy Ga DELAYED.

II is not likely, on account Of the Goa
tinued illness Of Engineer Commissioner
Robert, that the decision in the Guy
case will be determined upon at the
time Commissioner Hine retiTes, on
Wee Issday next, and Mr. Ross becomes
his successor. When Commissioner
Hine, who was one Of the board before
which Lieutenant Guy was tried, retires
from Office he will have nothing further
10 do with the Guy case, and of course
Commissioner Ross will have no say In
the matter. Commissioner Hine said
this morning that he would not, he
thought, submit his written opinion as
20 the guilt or innocence Of Lieutenant
Guy and that the decisions Of Commis-
sioneTs Douglass and Robert would be
an sufficient 70 settle the case.
The daily critic., 1890-09-24
A CLERICAL SCOUNDREL.
Birnmous Minister AbaBdons the
Woman who was wife No. 2.

Woman who was wife No. ?.
OswEeo, n. Y, Sept 24.-The Rev.
Mr.. Hagins left this place some months
ago ostensibly to go to Jamestown. He
has not been heard from since. II now
appears that be has a wife and another
family somewhere else, and that he has
cody abandoned the woman with
whom he went through the form of a
marriage in Utica Mrs Hagin and
her two yCar-old child still occupy the
parsonage on Oneida street, but she Is
dtgtitufp
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says ths Horses Were Not sound.

Eds jenkins has brought suit against
William F Geyer for damages 10 the
amount Of S307 and interest from April
90, 1890. She alleges that GeyeT, IN
July last, sold her three horses al $3.50
apiece, and represented to her that the
horses were perfectly sound and free
from defects of an kind NothWiIh-
standing his guarantee the horses proved
10 be uns0und and not worth more than
$47 apiece. She offered 10 return the
horses 10 him and allow him $l43 for
them If he would return 10 her the bal
ance Of her money. The defendant re-
fused 10 do this aud therefore she claims
$307 damages, the balance due her.
The daily critic., 1890-09-24
German Wine Growers Growing.

BERLIN, Sept. 24-The Society Of
German Wine Growers has sent a
memorial 10 Chancellor Won CapriYi
declaring that the Mckinley Tariff bill
will ruin the export trade with America,
sud asking whether 1t is possible 10 OBJ
yiaie this BY diplomatic means.
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AIsrsh 10 he ntnrdnrer.

AsToRIo, ORE, Sept. 2i.-The chief
of police was told yesterday by a
prisoner IN the city penltentiary that
three brothers named Whlteheld, who
are In Jail for petty oflenses, had con
fessed to him that they had murdered a
man named Crosby in Tacoma, Wash.
about year ago. The Whitetields
came here from Grand Rapids, Mich
and II is said they belong TO wealthy
uaFgntg
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BIRCHALL'S TRIAL.
\ rginE the Links In the Chain That
May send Him to Death.

\ vging the Links In the Chain That
May Send Him 10 Death.
\ ODsToCK, OBT., Sept. 24.-The
third day Of the great murder trial
opened with the case looking decidedly
black for Reginald Birchall. Every
point IN the damaging evidence ad-
vaneed by the Crown Is being op-
posed with mastery skill by the de.
tense, but the grim line Of evidence
remains unbroken. The defense, so
lar. has been extremely severe In cross
examination. What will be offered
when the defense opens its case remains
a mystery. Medical testimony was
given to- day. DR.. Taylor "a Of the
wounds, either Of which would have
produced instantaneous dee D..
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a sucosssfuI CrY.

Robert Shepherd, a strapping big
negro, cried himself out Of the Police
Court this afternoon. He was accused
Of pinCbing and Otherwise mistreating
his Wife. NJ hen summoned into the
dock be began baWhng like some 8 year
old boy and kept IL up when called 10
the stand. He cried 50 hard that the
Judge was unable 10 get q word out Of
bin. The scheme worked ike a
charm for after hesitating a short
time The Judge told him 70 gl home
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And in Wanamaker's OityI

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24-In the
case Of Charles AventzeT sand other
peddlers OF the "Kreutzer Sonata" who
had been arrested on the charge Of
selling obscene literature, President
Judge Thayer to-day delivered an
opinion IN which he decided that the
REALTORS had committed no offeuse, and
therefore discharged them.
The daily critic., 1890-09-24
Hesitates to Assume the Task.

LoSDoN, Sept. 24.-The Madrid cor
respondent to the Tins says: The
Spanish Colonial Minister has informed
the cabinet that he is not prepared to
undertake the conversion Of the Cuban
bonds.
"The lHipareial says Il will be neces.
saTy TO place Cuba S finances ia a clearer
position before converting the bonds.
The daily critic., 1890-09-24
RId. RseeINed

The Commissioners received to-day
bids from Messrs Albert Gleason, NJ. f.
Tally. G. H. Esling, William Holmes,
T. II, Lyons, William IL. Miller. j. b.
Dagan and Andrew Gleason for the
regulating and grading Of suburban
Streets
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DIstrIet Anpointmeni.

Mr., a. II. Mccormick. having re-
signed his position in the Assessor S
Office, salary $1,000, Mr. Thomas B.
Shoemaker has been promoted to fil
the vacancy. Mr. III. Shankland has
been appointed TO an the vacancy
caused by the promotion Of Alr. Shoe
mhkrr
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Changed ais Plea.

TRoY n. Y, Sept. "A Arthur
Buett, who yesterday pleaded guilty to
the charge of attempted train-wTecking,
to-day withdrew his plea ana entered
one Of not guilty. The Trial was set
down for 10 morrow
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, - H0CUDATF COOpFRATTVE sI

ny= ROCUDALE COOPERATIVE so.
- c'cty-Ncmbers Of this society in pos
session Of the trade card 90 ApLIL, 1891, and
interested lu the matter OF coal and wood
should call on the undersigned before OtfO
bhh Tor Information, etc. A. IT. L0ugly, ~H
a 20 % o. ArrN dept; Smith Thompson, iS9
Est % w, R aud r. Div. War Dept; Il Van
derhoef n3i french 81 Bu. stat; e. Faw
Cgtf, Mass ave g, Fourth Aud OF j. r.
McCabe p 81 SO n e. =. o. Dept III. ~. Smith,
1lG y 20 w. @. NJ. G.'s or; I ? Hunt 1910
50 W. sixth Aud on; l.. II Gri1ley, 706
T. stn W, Rcr's OF Treas; John W1rri son,
i1r R st n W. Pension OF Dr. Joseph Touv,
e2is Pa ave W, Surg. Gems of Edward
So ytOu, 225 II 20 q, Gov. Prn'g or, w.
Harsha gO5 II 80 W. Cash Room. Treas. BY
order Of the committe, J. W. MARSHA, Sec
retaty. sCt1 I'm
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Perhaps FataIIy Mouaasd

PmLADELPHIA, Sept. Civilian
T. Knight a laundryman, at No. 700
Green street was this morning shot
and dangerously wounded BY Henry
NeWc0mbe, a Junk dealer, al No. 700
Green street. There was no reasonable
excuse for his act.
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-. Ka..sII RgnamIaalsl-

NEW BEDFORD Mass Sept 2i.-Ihe
Republicans Of the First CoBEressi0nal
district to-day renomiHated Hon. Chas.
s. Russell bY acclamati0n
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sought a More CongsnIaI Cum ate.

LONDON, Sept "a The official who
ordered The troops 10 ire ou the electors
al Goa has fed The Governor has
been advised 10 keen In doors There
is intense excitement
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10 Relieve the sunerers.

PARIS, Sept. 24-It is announced
that President Caruot viii visit the
flooded districts. Relief for the suf-
feTers by the floods will be asked from
the Chamber Of Deputies
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The DIE ReEeIatIon. Mere aossIp.

LONDON, Sept. "a The DAILY Teve-
lations are an old matter. They were
submitted 10 Gladstone and HaFeourt
and other Ministers who ignored what
they believed to be mere gossip.
o. O'BTien renewed the story against the
wishes Of MautOn himself.
The daily critic., 1890-09-24
BabIssr skies.

Would sou know tht babys sa.ess
Baby skiea are mulLtr's ewes
Mothers gyes aud smile together
Make lhe baby pleasant weather
Mothers, keep your eyes from tears,
Keep your hearts frlm foolish ieaEsi
Keep your lps from dan complaining
Lrsl ne bauy llluk l.6 raining
-N G. BuHstk.
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- IlhaIaa RnnaIIr-

MONTREAL, Sept 24-The charge Of
libeling Prince George against r. n.
O'BIien was tried 10 day After hear
ing the testimony the magistrate held
O'Brien IN $500 personal bonds for his
appearance before the Queen Bench
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Nomiuated y AecIamalIon

BED6EPoRr, CoNN., Sept 2I-The
Democratic Congressional Convention
for the Fourth district, held here
to day, nominated Hon Robert r. De
Forrest Of this city for Congress by
aCClamaiiOu
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O,BrIsn sansrLng Irom CaLarrh

DUBLIN, sept 24-MT Patrick
O'Brien H. r who was arrested here
yesterday, is suffering from gastric
CataTTh
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Rsvolution in Indl4

CALCUTTA, sept "A A revolution
has broken out IN Muuipin. The
Maharajah has fled and bis brother
has assumed control
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Due 10 Ap0pIszy.

BEELIS sept -Frauleiu Hook
death Bas caused by apopleXY, due %
fatty degeneration OF the heart
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Troops and strikers.

VIENNA, Sept 24-The miners on
strike number 600. Troops have taken
possession Of the mines. The soldiers
have made several charges on disOrderly
crowds and many arrests have been
made.
The daily critic., 1890-09-24
Her YIcum Dead

SAN FRANCIsCo. sept 24-Saul Gold
berg Who vas shot b Millie Pauhors
on Monday, died last night az the hos
piiaL
Hiss Panh0rsl tainted Wheu Informed
a Goldberg death
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CoIonsI Robert C0nvaIescIuE,

Engineer Commissioner Robert was
reported to-day as able 10 SD up aud III
a fair way towards C0uValesCgnse
The daily critic., 1890-09-24
AN OLD PUMP
II Does Xsoman Service for the Thirsty
Wayfarer

n Does Ysoman Service for the Thirsty
Wayfarer.
On the east side Of Eleventh street.
near G, is an old pump which is more
useful than ornamental. How long Il
has been there nobody seems to know,
and people in the neighborhood have an
idea that the water from It has certain
excellent properties Of a health. giving
character far superior to that coming
through the regular water mains. They
send their servants with pitchers 10 the
pump, and its side bar handle is almost
continuously In operation both day and
night, or at least was so during the hot
summer months. Late into the night
some thirsty wayfarer has sought a
draught Of the pure water, and Il Is said
the slumbers Of some folks have been
disturbed by the inCessant manipulation
Of the old pump handle.
A curious thing about the pump Is
that drinking ladies and cups placed
upon IL have been carried of Such
drinking fagons as battered tin cups,
oyster cans, etc, which superseded the
heavy iron ladle long since departed
are used and frequently appropriated.
The old pump has history, and long
may its waters flow for the good Of
mankind and the temperance cause.
The old pump. stock should be removed
and more ornamental one substituted.
rs the neighborhood In which Il stands
Is among the leading business thorough.
fares Of the city
During the extensive building opera.
tions which have for months been In
progress on 1eRth, Eleventh and G.
streets the mechanics and laborers have
found the water from the old pump the
best kind Of a beverage while partaking
Of their MONDAY lunch II Is used as
much perhaps, or nearly so. as the
COggswgll fountain.
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CnINIKY ID EsTATE-

NOR sALE-ABgUE 1r AgRE- on Sd ST
II extended, ou the line li the Elkiug-
Ton ana soldiers Home Railway. being part
Tor Investors. For particulars. prlce. etc.
Inquire ~ CHAPLIN BROWN. rs q 81 ws
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special NOTIFIES.
TO- TIE SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE
DEPARTMENT,
AMERICAN eECUrr1Y AND TRUST COM
FANT.
NL..IntlIE LL-nr-n.L

Vow ready far the st.. igc of Fuguiure,
fianos rUFgrwarc, pICtur Mirrors Trunks,
latrlEe- ard 8ll pottable articles. Pack
!tE Moving auC shipping by experts Orders
hY uaH gr telephone PROMPT y attended t'
Call and examine hulldiuc Hcrdics pass
door Telephone No fG3.
ALBERT w. READ,
e0.4.Im General Man 4grr.
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OutgoIngand Incoming CommiI

On Wednesday next, October /,
Commissioner IIine will retire from
the office which he has filed so accept.
ably and Mr., Ross will enter upon his
duties as HIS successor. On the same
day Mr.. Ross will turn over the post.
mastership Of the city poaonice 10
Captain Sherwood Mr.. IIine will
spend several months In New York
after his retirement from the Commls-
sinnIralln
The daily critic., 1890-09-24
4 - - - agIaa.n
- h. -.

Mistress 10 Maid-What have you
done with he goldfish. Adele "Oh
madame since q never sang, I pinned
it on my bonnet
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1Wo ~ a klnd

LONDON, sept 24-The Queen of
Roumania will Visit Queen Victoria Al
BalmoIaL
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TOR RENT-TNO BRAND NEW SIX
IL room frame houses, high and dry loca-
ton; near churches and public school IN
81
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slUPAID FOR FAILURE
EUREKA DEFILATUFT
Removes Udfeet.ala au.G
halr iu 5 minute without
injury ur mark ~ .I# most
delicate skim
WARRANTED
PRICE 81 PER B0F1-E
free Trial 81 uHHe-
EJREkA MEDInATED C0MPLEElQE SOAP
For tle skll lud scalp
PRICE, rs CENTS FEB CAKE
IHE EUHEKA COMPLEXION BLEACH
a HsTmIeas aud sure cure lar "a. -sl
hLHUIsLes
81 FER BOTTLE
NEW EORK u0ILET co.,
Fa- ave. ana I-fl 500
Washington ? q.
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FOR REST-ROOMs.
EoR RINT-8l7K X sTN w-FURNIsuED
IL or untufui-led rooms; privilege ot
housed eeping: terms moderate. 2l2t
NOR RERT-l6 6TH ST n W-LARGE %
IL story front and back rooms communal
eating also single rooms; furnished i8t
UOR TRENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
IT suite Of front rooms private bath. 40
20th n, cor II. east
EoR RRNT-s UNFINISHED ROOMS;
u heat and gas; bay window rent SIS i'l5 50.
Oh q W references. 2l3t
INOR RBNT-1822 I IsTNW-HANDsOMEL
II furnished rooms, single OF en- suite; with
bath private family moderate terms; house
and location hrsi class. 2t3t
EOR RENT-2NICELY FURNIsHED Rooms
II on ga hoor; single OF en- sultei rent mod
crate. 1s-4 81 NV. east
EOR REKT-IsT AND aD FLOORS, UN-
Il furnished. 95i Mass ave ". Call after
4pm. east
EORu ENT-FURSIsHED OR UNFUR
IL uished, cor 18th and X sts, one ur more
communicating rooms, sd hOOr. Apply on
the premises or 1907 lith 81. 2ilt
NOR HENT-FIRsT-C ASS APARTMENTS,
IL with OF without board. ltll 18th 70 "
near Iowa tirele; references. 2t3t
l. FuRNIsHED Rooms y.
NOR RENT-a8O 6 sT NW, FURNISHED
Il rooms. with hrst-elass board comforts Of
bone hefdlcs pass the door. &h
EOB IENT-l8l9 CORCORAN ST. FUR
IT nisLtd tW0 nice third story rooms t1 a
careful perm aueut tenants terms moderate.
NOR RENT-A NEWLY FURNISHED 90
II nQoI front room Hiih aleoEei suitable ioE
two gentlemen or gentleman and vile board
given. lall lltL 81 " e3tL
TOR BENT-6 ROOMS. FURNISHED AND
II uuiufnisledi single uI en- -ll.ei new a9.lsei
Ray dow; very central location us ilth
81 ", between q ana ~ a3t
NOR RENT-TWo NICELY FURNISHED
II front ToOmsi southern exposure cCuFeu-
ieutly lycatedi gentlemen preferred 5l3
NOR EENT-TW0 UNFINISHED Rooms
II on ~ floor fUr light h1usekeepinEs rent
reasonable. Address or call No. i55 g
E0R RENT -HANDsOMELY FURNISHED
i rooms single lr co suite. ll private Yam
hfsi class 1929 [ SO, opposite Arlington
EOR RENT-IN SMALL PRIV ATE FAMILY,
IL Win bone comforts FtEE nicely i.l
ui-led @t story 'front.' a..aFe ru1u. nag E.g
dow bath gl same hogE; board u desired.
room, without board, S. address ALCovE.
this ohee. 4t
NOR BENT-lsl. Is ST. Nw, HANDSOMELY
il furnished suite % story rooms Tor So
also sd sigry iurH. shed gl latlrulsha1 aar
NOR BENT-6a5 era sT n W. PRIVATE
IL family, nicely furnished large - and b
story rooms. one square l9u Patent aud
Pension Omeas. 21t
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS NEAR
IL Census and Pel-lal OMaas WlrH ur
without board ll- . st w. 1at
Tor BENT-f-l1 r. ST. N W--J sT1RT
il -aatl 'front.' tlrll-lea rooms single ar
en s1ltt. Will board private family -aft
EUR EENT-e FURNISHED ROOMS. UN
IL each taar ar aa suites a.-a4 la- rl9u-.
s Hl SIN t
EUE BEET-sgH M sT N vs. NICELY
II furnished COMB llllatil- Hauus gl %
daur ausa ..#r uaW houses uar
u..H modern board i del
ITUE HEsT- -uITH HHAEu-z LaRaE aud
r eating. RI aHara
-uaU.#rH r.. p Euar mont rH0u-
dining ruta ~ a.r references. +tl
8 -
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.
nEBUEDY. OoaR0FDEEDs BoR AN
q .aa'3.-
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WANTED mIscELLASEoUs.

4 FEW DEsIRABLE ROOMS, WIFH
steam power good elevator service ana lEsr-
class iauLlgrshipr A. tlg POST BUILDING,
t9r rept AZ low rates TO drs.-glass tenants.
Apply 30 sTILs0N HUTCHINs sH Post
Building or FRANK MAGUrRE supern-
teudeut
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FEKSUNAL

1 ATIEs WHo REQglRE THE SERVICES
ladies' physician uaE consult Hr DIR
WILSON lll Park Hea. NJ. act ald q
and iltl and I-La 50 e. .lusl.t .taslal Tl fl
-al q ONLY. se.lLu.
ATQW IS IHE TlHE WE WILL Pay
IN "tlE money tlr gauss lr5t-clasF al-
ula-lala clothing. address o. lal al
lrsIHs Old STAND, 8l3 % g, u.H.
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FoR SAFE AND KESr.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL by
THOMAS p. WAGGAMAN. 0I5 p street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
ssToRY BRICK AND TRANE HOUsRs FOR
The daily critic., 1890-09-24

R~SSgH FEET RELIEVED. DIR. WHITE,
- CHIROPOD1ST,
iiiG Penna. ave, opposite Willard's Hotel
Thousands from far and near visit Dr Whites
establishment for relief from and avoidance
Of corns, bunions, diseased nails and all
other foot troubles. Hours. 8 a. m 20 9 o. m.
Sundays. 10 ~ OfiCe fee, 81 per visit for
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RQg= TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
rnMpANTW
i0C1 ? street NV.
CAPITAL qi.O0O.Oo0.

~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
f0Ct street n. W.
CAPITAL 100000.
This company issues certificates of deposit
bearing interest as follows. on all amounts
derCsited fer ninety days or more but less
than six months 3 per cent. per annum; 81
per cent on deposits for more than six
months, hut less than a year and per cent.
on deposits Of one year or longer
Secured investments for sale.
Money loaned.
". b. HOBTSON, Sec. p. n. WARNER, Pres.
DIRECTORS:
John T. Arms, George P Schafer,
Iheriee Is. Bailey, John A. Hamilton,
James l.. Barbour, Thomas Somervlle,
George r. Bartol John A. Swope,
Horace 8. Cummings, J, 8, Swurmstedt,
J. J. Darlington, Hattersley " Talbot,
John JOY Edison, George Truesdell,
Charles J. Faulkner, r.. III. Warner,
Albert p. Fox, A. a. Wilson,
q. &. Green, L. ID. Wine
William II. Gurley, s. W. Woodward,
John B. Larner, Chas. BENZ wilkinson,
A. s. WorthnEton.
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IN sums 20 suit at per cent.
The above Is only q portion 1f the property
on my books. For tu.i list can 40 once -lr
buleiiu issued on the Isl and l5rl
III E WAEEANaN
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FOR RENT-noUsEs.
E0R RENT-uNFURNIsnEp-

W "a ~ - W lseHrHffH rHHHrHs % "
The above houses can be examined by PER
NIT from our office only,
THOMAS j. FISHER 4 CO.,
1924 r 30 o.. W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
THE OKLAHOMA SHOOTING.
Trial Of Capt. COUGHS Assailant Postponed.
COUGHS Conditional Sudden 'Dryness"

Trial Of Capt. COuch's Assailant Postponed.
COUGHS Conditional Sudden ''Dryness"
Special to the Gazette.
OKLAHOMA, l. T., April 5.-District
Attorney Ady of Kansas arrived here last
night at late hour to represent the gov
eminent at the preliminary hearing of
J. o. Adams for shooting Capt. Couch
yesterday, which was set for to-day
Capt. Couch being unable to attend, the
case was continued for ten days.
The wounded man is in a serious
condition, and grave fears are enter
tanned that the leg will have to be am
putated.
Chief of Deputy United States Mar
shals for the District of Kansas George
L. Walker is here for the purpose of
closing up the saloons. Every ''joint''
keeper in the city had been notified of
his coming, and when the search was
made not q drop of liquor could be
found
This afternoon at O'Clock Young
Patterson and william Barnum engaged
IN quarrel over cards. Patterson at
tempted to shoot his adversary, but was
knocked down himself and beaten IN
horrible manner. Both men were ar
rested and placed in jail.
People are becoming apprehensive over
the delay of congress in not enacting
some kind of territorial legislation. The
shooting of Capt. Couch Yesterday is only
one OF long train of evils which grow
out Of the utter lack of law. Secret or
CARNATIONS are forming and if some
thing is not done soon SERIOUS results will
follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
Ministers Keep OFF the Fence.

NEW YORK, April 5.-At the Methodist
Episcoi al conference to-day Bishop
Goodsell in his address said, ministers
should not sit on the fence waiting to
make up their minds which way to go.
The liquor traffic was roundly denounced
The Methodist church, the bishop said
bad no tavors 10 ask from the liquor in
terests. 1t was eminently proper that
the Methodist church should take the
lead III labor questions, and it was q
church nearest the people-ln fact ii was
OF The people, and was for oil classes
The bishop wds applauded as to the pro-
gTessIye policy of the church and its at
tltude toward the liquor traffic.