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The daily critic., 1890-07-09
AMAN without FRIEND.


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I'm Delmonico's few evenings ago at
trooioa tho attention of ,fber diners i'm
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fa'bor a., ,o-5t ;,i,si ,i,l,,t ,7, i,
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he sry,ointe5 coiier,o,' ~ i,,crrol roe,
snua liz hail ione good wort for The
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= li,,lo 1ols,. he to,,o, r., rrorr,, Tbo
iopgar bs .yeited he mono be worried
nn,ii a. Ionotb tbc snsrsnso rrcyod TOO
much for III, sr.i no taol, q train for
Wa.bingt1r, 20 soo so,ator i,roIis
% sIVsil sojd Tngeiis what arc WI,
do{no bero yo,, ongb, not to sbou
youTseif In Wasbingto1 inst nov Yon
have surc tbing and alI Won rood is
natience for few davs
!" II kpo,y cyer,-,bigr OUGHT IN bo oil
ripbt, he man rcniied INIT .iuI T've we
bsen little uneasv abont n I've baen
botbered Ui,b tbe idsa Thar navbe
Harrison intends no apnoint some friend
of lie In Indiana ''''''
e STben 90 riebt hack home and com.
nose vonr mind TngoIIs renliod ,ba
hasn't cot ono p -
ono ~ tbe otbere brol, n In aetor tho
Iangb. 'iFrand.S Of Vi, conrse he 'bTa hasn't ~
Uefs The onlv mon aver mot who never
rnado friend Il, Tho whole co,,ree of bis
Iife NOT oven In bis own family ue js
not tbe man IN make n friend Ue
takes no Measure i'm ANYTHING bnt Tho
Revised Statutes Of Indiana and Tho
Westminster Confession How could
a man make an honest friend who no,
lievrs in tbe 5amnation of infants at
his stage of Tho worid5o ~
"Tbey have a now ono 3, tho storv.
teller contipuad usbo,t n lawver III
bis client wbo werc traveIing In a
'aN''N ~ " w % - ~ -
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
ConRratuia,lons from Abroad

In reply to Postmaster. General Wana.
makers message of eongratulation on
the occasion of the recent jubilee Of
penny postage az South kensington Mu-
scum. London, the Duke of Edinburgh
has addressed the Postmaster, General
the following communication; ~ have
received with great pleasure the message
Of greeting which you have addressed
to me. thank you sincerely for send
log II, and foi Joining In the celebration
Of the jubilee of uniform penny postage.
Your message has been read aloud In
the presence OF some thousands of
guests at the South Kensington Museum,
TO whom Il gave great pleasure. Accept
my best wishes for the prosperity of
the great Department over which you
preside"
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
ALEEIENT SENTENCE.


leonard Gets nay Less Tbau year
for Mansiaughter.
Charles Leonard, convicted Of man
slaughter for stabbng George w.
Sayers, on Sunday, February % last,
was this morning sentenced by Chief
Justice Bingham in the Criminal Court
20 eleven months and twenty nine days
Imprisonment in Jail His counsel
Colonel Christie. made an eloquent ap
peal in his behalf, and said he hoped
that the Court would temper justice
with mercy on account of the youth Of
the defendant, who Is 1S years Of age,
his good character, as shown at the
trial, and the length Of time that he had
already been in jail
Justice Bingham said that on account
of the youth of the defendant he thought
the best place for his reformation was
the jail, and not the penitentiary, where
he would be associated with hardened
criminals and old offenders The
Court then, after giving the youth some
sound advice as to his reformation and
in becoming a good, moral citizen Ia
the future, imposed the lenient sentence
as above stated.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
PERSONAL.


A tour Of Spain has been marked
down In the Itinerary of Whistler the
artists summer outing.
The latest report touching the domes-
tic life Of Emperor William Of Germany
is that he pays his servants starvation
wages
Robert j. Pemberton. considered by
many 20 be the greatest gambler that
Kentucky ever produced, has Just died,
al the age of II years.
A man acknowledged 10 be the lead
ing philaielist OF to-day Is j. b. Moens
Of Brussels, Belgium. His investments
in his hobby are said 10 be upward Of a
million francs.
A man named Peckham. residing In
BTOWntield, Me, has been married six
teen years and has moved thirty-five
times during that period. lie claims 10
hold the championship As a rolling
stone.
Cardinal Manning, who will celebrate
his SD birthday next month, has al
ways been an advocate Of outdoor
sports. To an Indulgence in them he
attributes his present health.
The Car Of Russia, Alexander III
has purchased SieFneFadZki's celebrated
picture, "PhyTne in Eleusis, for S.,
600 Toubles, and il is to be hung in one
Of the drawing rooms of the Chateau
Peterh0f
Mrs Marths Gray of Wheeling when
interviewed by the census man, con
fessed 10 being the mother Of thirty
seven children. She has been married
three times. The children are scheduled
as SIX triplets, six twins and seven
singles
Ex Governor Smyth Of New Hamp-
shire is having a IS foot tower, sur
mounted by an electric light, erected as
am observatory I'm Manchester The
The bottom Of the tower will be 23 feet
10 diameter and the walls feet In
thickness.
Tie Duke Of Fife has just sold bis
fine estate Of k0thiemay, Bannshire,
which has belonged % the Fife family
since the beginning Of the last century.
Mary Queen Of scots lived In R0thiemay
House Tor a short while. and the rooms
she occupied are still shown 10 visitors.
Prince Bismarck recently said that
beer, a beverage Of which be is very
fond has been forbidden him. He Is
allowed 70 drink a half bottle Of spark.
ling Moselle oi a very light and dry
character. hut only after meals aud q
quarter of an hour after at that. Water
he does u0l drink
Tie son Of Howells the novelist.
John las chosen architecture as a life
profession lie IS now a student AZ
Harvard
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

Commissioner Hine returned from
New York yesterday, and when asked
if he had anyth ing TO say concerning
bis recent letter, said: There is no
personal illfeeling IN the matter. The
subject was discussed by our prede-
cessoTs, but 10 opinion was ever made
public concerning Il. To remedy the
trouble. Congress must change the Law,
and either the two assistants Of the En-
gineer Commissioner must be put under
the orders Of the three Commissioners,
OF the Engineer Commissioner must
give bonds as the others do. Colonel
Robert declined 20 discuss the situation.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
Knlehts Of pythias at Mllwaukee.

The largest procession ever seen IN
Milwaukee was the parade of the Uni.
form Rank Knights of Pythias, It being
estimated that 5000 men were In line.
II was several miles in length. This
city was represented by Washington
Division, 20 men; Nelson Division, NJ.
., 30 men, and Columbia Division 30
men, They were accompanied by the
Glen Rock Band, which Is enicre Tor
the prize band concert. The Washing
ton contingent made fine display, and
the marching of the Knights was fre
quently applauded. The Washiu Itpu
ians are In quarters at Camp Carnah iu.
General Caruahan and staif review a
the process on a. the intersection uf
Marshall and Biddle streets The cyer-
ciscs In the Exposition Building were
opened by Mayor Peck.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

Mr.. Tenney, proprietor Of the Ma
tional Hotel, was before Judge Miller
this morning cha rged with running a
Sunday bar. Officer Gibson testified
that be was IN The hotel bar-room last
Sunday and bought a glass Of soda and
a cigar. Two other men were there al
the same time. who called for and got
whisky. He could not swear il was
whisky, though The District did not
prove that Mr. Tenney run a licensed
place, and for this reason the case was
dismissed. MT. DumOnt said that he
was perfectly willing that MT. Tenney
or any other baT-rOOm keeper should
use this kind of a defense. If they did
their chance for getting a renewal OF
license would be very slim.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

NIITI Y N1I 7 lIH HlI-Il
For a good many hundred years men
have endured the agony Of having their
pet corns stepped upon without devils
ing a remedy. It has been reserved 20
q Historian 10 teach the world how 10
provide a deterrent influence sufficiently
active 10 induce men d walk on their
own feel, as e were Instead or walking
On those Of their ueighboIs. The Mis-
sgurian finding his toes uncomtortaoly
assailed, instantly shot the tespasser,
and as q sou 81 Missouri compromise.
omitted 10 furnish his name ana adj
dress before taxing lis departure from
the scene of The happening
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES STRIKE.
Switchmen and Freight Brakemen g
Out for Increased Wages.

out for Increased wages.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 0.-All the
Louisville and Nashville switchmen
and the freight brakemen on the short
line went on strike last night The
passenger trainsmen took no part In
the trouble, and the trains went out as
usual. The men on the short line di
vision were the first TO quit work
They went out on a general strike yes
terday afternoon. Thirty crews Of one
hundred and ten brakemen and forty
switchmen are on the strike on this
division.
Transportation all along the short
line TO Cincinnati has been completely
stopped and not a freight train Is NOV.
ing in either direction. The con.
ductors, Il is claimed by the brakemen,
may enter into the strike, but have not
done so as yet Several stated when
seen last night, that they heartily in
dorsed the action of the brakemen and
would lend them their support. The
strike Is for an increase in wages.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
A SAD CALAMITY

He held ler EssCme. 1.-THE and supple form
Pressed close against LIS tlrobliuE,
ueaFiua breast.
Which ala lrs daily tLr0bLiuE underneath
"A brand new suQH white, ninety eight
cent vest.
she lall Der body, curly golden head
Iu playful mood upon that vest 30 Hllft,
And So ore that shes Forever and days
Would love him, ana stick lY him, come
What night
Eeat
He vowed led have 10 acre 10 % WITH
Ers.
Hs Id 70 pas siug Hlgl Ling ifty zaaEs
rs Naah uaE Emks leit - lar golden
clTla -aGs tqr. AuMa
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

Sir WIndrim, Supervising Architect
Of the Treasury, denies thai his son,
John Windrim, has married Miss Eva
Evans, the opera singer Mr. Windrim
thinks there Is not the slightest founda-
tiOn for the report and believes the
whole story a fabrication. My son.
be said. has not 10 ny knoWledge paid
any attention 20 an opera singer / saw
him il Philadelphia on the Fourth and
he gave no inlimati0u Of entertaining
any such intentions. Had be married
/ would surely know something about
81 DO
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

NEwBURYPORT, Mass, July o.
Mrs. Elizabeth White died yesterday,
aged l0l years and seven months. She
was born IN Passamaquoddy, n b..
and moved TO this city in 1853. She
was the mother of nine children, six Of
whom survive. the youngest being up
ward Of 20 years old Her grand
children and greatFrandchildren mum
Der seventy five. Her husband died ia
1881, aged 93 years.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
Damage by wind and water.

SALAMANCA, n. V, July 0,--An eX-
ceptionally violent storm visited this
place at 7:l5 o'clock last evening,
causing great damage to property. The
third story Of the new Becker 4 Nancy
block moi yet completed, gave way, aud
the mass OF brick crashed down upon
the adjoining buildings. nearly de-
mOlishing them. Fred. Hupel, baker.
was buried In the dsbris, but was not
seriously injured, Several others had
narrow escapes. The loss on property
Is estimated al $4,000.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
rhe aunra. Nol In.nbordlnnle.

LoNnoN. July 0-In the House Of
Commons this evening Right Hon Ed
ward Stauhopc, Secretary Of State for
War, stated that the reports represent
ing the Grundicr Guards 20 be iu "a
condition of insubordination were very
much exaggerated Some dissaHsfac
ton had been manifested on Monday
when a battalion OF the guard was
ordered 10 oparade, and for a time some Of
the men had failed TO appear Event
ually, however. the battalion as a whole
paraded and marched In perfect order
and under complete discipline to the
discharge of their duties.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
Round Trip Tickets $LOO
The Mount Verno +,
MACALESTRR,
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOA
COMPANY.
on and after JUNE 1. 1890. the new iron a a
steel steamer,


will leave her wharf, foot OF SEVENTH e..
for MOUNT VERNON and MARSHALL
HALL as follows:
FOR MOUNT VERNON-Eyery day lexeepI
sunday at 10 a. IN and ESQ p. m, returning
Al and b45 p. m. Passengers can remain at
MOUNT VERNON until second boat leaves II
desired. Fare, round trip, 81, including ad
mission 10 the Mansion and Grounds. Ele-
CANT cafe on the boat, Meals and lunches
served promptly. Mount Eeuon Guide
Books can be procured on the boat.
For MARSHALL HALL-Same as MOUNT
VERNON schedule for week days
On SUNDAYS at II a. m. 2.3O and 3. m.s
returning at 2. $50 and p. m.
on FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, Special
MOOnlight KXcuTsiors down the river 10
INDIAN HEAD, touching az MARSHALL
HALL going and returning, leaving Washing
ton al $50 p. %, reaching city on return at
10 y. no.
Meals and lunches az an times a MAR
SHALL HALL Restaurant.
Fare 70 MARSHALL HALL and return, -
cents on any trip; children, between and y
years, IS cents.
The popular and reliable steamer ". ".
C0RCORAN will make her river landings as
faF down as GLfMONT, landing al MAR
SHALL HALL going ana returning. leaving
her wharf daily except sunday at 10 q, NJ
returning az p. m, Round trip, 25 cents.
Sunday trips Of the VI W. CORCORAN TO
MARSHALL HALL will be announced
weekly. See advertisements.
For charters Of steamers MACALESIEk
and COhCORAN for either MOUNT VERNON
oF MARSHALL HALL apply % J.. u. BLAKE,
Captain. on steamer. iu4,tf
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
Here Is what we are do.
ing in Refrigerators:

Wen sell a No. go, Cooper s. Mckee, Oak
Refrigerator, for 90 pounds Of Ice, with
double shelves, at $3.50. The price was
S23.bO.
Wen sell Hairs popular Refrigerator,
with tank for 20 pounds Of ice, for sii. The
price was si4.
A SIS one Of the same make for s1a. And q
sig one for 50.
Wen sell Halls Refrigerator, with Porce-
lain-lined Tank for 10 pounds Of ice, in either
OAK or walnut, for 80. The price was si3.
Wen sell Halls Refrigerator, with tank
for 90 pounds OF ice, for si2. The price was
$40.
Wen sell an elegant Walnut sideboard Re
frigerator, with beveled mirror, for $50 that
was SOS.
Wen sell No. Cooper & Mckee "Do-
nestle" Refrigerator for 50 that was si2.
Here are the "way.down" prices on Mat
tings and Rugs
Best Seamless Mating, choice Of % pat
terms, soc.
Extra heavy Seamless Mating, Is patterns,
&c.
Best quality 4-yard joint Mating, 23c.
Best 2.yard Joint Mattings, isc.
We've 800 best quality smyrna Rugs, size .
feet by feet, SO %. Were $40
We've about 4oO Smyrna Rugs, feet by ~
feet, s265. Were $3.50.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
A Glove Fight Arranged.

NEW ORLEANS, La, July "a
glove contest between Robert Fitzsim-
mons, the Australian, and Arthur Up.
ham, before the Audubon Athletic As
socialion, the 2Sth instant, has been ar
ranged. Last night Fitzsimmons tele
gIaphed that the terms were saiisfac.
tory, and he would leave san Fran
cisco 10 morrow for this city. The
winner will get 81 900 and the loser
$3.50
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

The members Of The Clerks Mutual
Beneficial and Protective Association
passed pleasant day al River View
Yesterday Nilh their families aud
friends The evening was passed In
dancing and enjoying the tine vocal aud
instrumental music provided By the as
ISOLATION The excursion Was great
success. and The financial aid derived
from tie sale Of tickets sill be Of
material benefit 10 the association. Two
uips Were made b. the Peniz during
me lav, ana he e1cursionisis were
bone by ll:a5 o'clock
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
An OId AboIItIoaIst Passes Away.

ADRIAN, Mich. July 9-IIon
Charles Z. Mickley, aged 81, died yes
teTday morning Of paralysis after a few
days pTosuati0n. He was an anti slave
agilator He filed many State posi-
lions and while a member of the STATE
Legislature originated and carried
through the bin which gave women
admission 10 the Michigan State Uni
NeTsitY
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
Dsath o. veteran Nevspapsr Man.

RoCHEsTER, n. y. July 9-James
W stanley for several years correspon-
dent al Albany for a number Of papers
throughout Jbe State and a veteran
newspaper writer. died last night al
bis home IN This city hT Stanley
served In the Sixth New York Cavalry
during the war He was prominent Ia
Republican politics Of Monroe County.
He was born july -, 1912
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
Mr saulvaa'a GsstaFes.

|-7TI =" Y |"TT"-" y" w"
Mr sullivan Is 3 man Of presence and
Firiiiy HIS gestures are quick. lm-
pIessiVe and graceful It Is stated 90
ihe authority q such competent critics
as NI kirlin and olheEs that 10 a-an
Las more powerfully Tie arl e address
himself b lie feelings.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

to some other plan Tor improving the hap
riuess of mankind
The Captain was seen this morning iu
Lafayette Square Die SAT- upon q bench
under low hanging tree, with his shitt
uuluttousd aj the collar his cravat mol
ssti, concealed from view. and With uu-
merous evidences upon bis person that he
ftIt fhe heat with an the intensity OF his
ardent nature. But as hr sat there aud as
the ftm breeze gradually famed him
into Tie Tranquil calm Of Thought.
SO vds observed by the respect
mI uyvauJcr that be seemed to be
ruudeug deeply some matter % grave aud
awful consequence. Can H be that the
Captain has already anticipated us aud that
hs is at This moment formulating plan for
reducing The temperatureofthe body
by O system of colorc outletss We hope
-o. Here is a field worthy OF BIS great
scientific attaiuments-a field which mar
row. sophomore engineers or dabb'in4 l0c-
trrar,s cannot invade field wherein be
can reign without q rival, yes, aud reign
ou tte just and the unjust alike. We hope
the Captain win think this over. 10 may
Dee made .o pay.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

The finest pleasure grounds IN tie couu-
try. Music, dancing, boating, fishing,
swings, lying horses, cr0qust, etc, etc,
on free. Every Thursday from B. e %.
station az 1000 a. m. Tickets, including
reserve seats both directions, 81.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
EXCURSIONS.


IHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
~ TO THE SEA.
VIRGINIA REACH and OCEAN SHORE
PARK,
on the Atlantic Coast
FINEST SURF BATHING, BATH HOUSES,
ELEGANT MEALS, LARGE, AIRY
ROOMS, cool AND SHADY
PAVfLtONS.
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Mondavs
Wednesdays, and Fridays. at 5p.m. from
seventh street wharf; and steamer EXCEL
SlOR on Saturdays at p m. returning Mon
No i-ROtND TRIP TO VIRGINIA BEACH
or OCEAN sHORR PARK, including dinner
az PARK Hotel, 81. No. p Round trip, includ-
irg one days board one nights lodging.
and one extra meal. So No. 8-R0und trin.
including one weeks board and rom. St0
Returning. the lcary leaves Norfolk on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays az f3l
y. m.
The No. ticket Is designed priucii ally for
those going Fridays on the Leary and coming
back sundays on the Excelsior. fof further
Information cail AZ steamers wharf or tele
hone WILLIAM +. WEIGH Supt
call, 80. Iuy i2m
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

During tie present season the b. & %. R.
Z. 90. Wll 5eH excursion tickets from
Washington 10 Deer Park, Mountain lake
Park ana Oakland for Tie fHday night and
az Saturday trains each week at Iare ~
. Tor ile round -nF. lle tickets Hlll be-
valid for return passage uulil Monday f1l-
loving day ~ sale.
Tickets % berkley springs aud return
Wl le 51il under similar conditions AZ
$3.50 tQF tie rluId Up,
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

ERIE, Pa. July 9-Mrs, Mary Gal
lenslein undertook 10 stimulate her
kitchen fre with kerosene yesterday.
An explosion followed, and she was
roasted % a crisp Her baby was also
badly burned
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
arc Yoa Going % TolehsstsFf

Special Train leaves sixth Street station
on Thursday July no, az o a. IN. Fare f1r
the round Trip ouly sl25.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

Ir OCCURS ro r-. at this exciting mo-
ment iu the summer solstice, that the public
are chiefly Interested in knowing what the
thermometer registers in the average city
residence and on the sidewalks of our
streets These are the figures that repre-
sent practical facts. The thermometer IN
front Of our esteemed neighbor, the p5st,
showed 1O4 degrees Fahrenheit, yes
terday az 23O p. m. 1t was not
exposed 20 the sun, but 20 Just
about the conditions that the urbane and
energetic clerk inside was subjected TO.
and to a little less severity than attended
the pedestrian, who Of course occasionally
got into the sun. The fact
that thermometer set up in a
pleasant, breezy room in General Greeley's
Office marks IS or g6 or 90, means nothing
TO the ordinary citizen who has business to
attend 70 and must knock about on grade
level to attend TO II. What interests him
is the actual, everyday heat on the surface
Of the earth--the heat be has TO live and
suffer in
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

WE oBsEHvE WIN pain falling OF,
both as 10 material, quantity and the
literary quality OF the daily Cheap John
bulletins in the Philadelphia newspapers.
Is this the usual falling OF on account OF
summer, or is Brother Wanamaker going
to punish the many for the ribald comments
Of the wicked fewY
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

IN sea are asked b DRINK eaer, ask to7
Rolerl F0r.uer's Vienna Cae.aei-- a+y
ne 1e6t,
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
GLOVES

Ladies' G-Button-Length Jersey silk Aitts,
iu black, 25o per pair.
Ladies 6Button LenEm Jersey Taheta
Gloves in tans, gTays and black, 25c and 50g
Per pair.
Ladies 5-Buttou-Length Gray Channels skin
Gloves, embroidered In feather stitch g. per
pair.
First hooF centre.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
SUMNER RESORTS.

II OTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE NAY, n. j..
Ill accommodates 90u guests. open an the
year Omnibus and sea water free baths
free 10 guests. The nnest summer and
feet Of the surf. JAMES 8 srEFFSERs
Proprietors. iu23 lm