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The daily critic., 1890-09-29
HO7EL HRRIHALS.


M,r0u.Ffa h.T. Caldus, O.. g. G-eif
atd S Eomauu New York g.. C.. Cvddl leE,
IyuClIW.. g. r. Random and Wife a.r-
uiJuhlw ilH.s %. g. johnson, COlum lu-,
Gas E. A N0-ecy r. and John Pe.hfm,
Alabama
Naama. % Reynolds Port Jervis, S.
" NJ kos.ust0ck aud A NJ Donaldson.
New IuN g. g.. Hubbard, Ulrtforj N.I
ton Mobiles. Brooklyn.
ST. liam 80. W. E.ehurr. Amsterdam
n. S., T.. y Gumperf John p. Kennedy
and Philip j. EDiIler New hurk; u s.
1mrp Tcuuasseo Virginia Fletcher, New
orleans; Mrs Ann J.. Wells South Caro-
lima J. SmaDhuc, New ork.
Rims Geo. W. segur. New York; = W.
Bliss Bradford OTIS colorado: Jas. r.
Briggs Rochester, o. Briggs, New York
Nl.lam w. O'HHsn and Mrs. O'Briou,
Topeka. Ran. Jos. GuHtnr bod wife, Miss
Guu'e er Sat Guuter, Dallas, Tex.
Na0HF F-N. j. Abbott Pittsbure.
y. VI While, Montgomery Ala; w D..
I.skins, Memphis James Martin, Phila-
GplIlia; J.. Sterlicg aud Miss Sterling,
81 Louis
tUna,u-J. A.. Chamber. pittstura.
vs. S. Hughes and charles WatrDu-. New
luk. G. A. Battle So Louis p e.. FurIm
aud wife, Miss Harriet CLARK Hartford
Conn; y. % nuble. Wuramsport. Pa.: vs..
$ PWks, Atlanta; J IT, Sheppard Macon,
Ga. g.. r. Ink Columhiana. Ohio. w. r.
Hayden and wife. Bedford Springs
Ilt r. D. Colin aud wife, Memphis.
Tenn VI. a. Belt. Levi Hopkins, Brook
yu.
EttW-C o. Caudce au1 Hugh Boor,
man, New York.. g.. b. Christie. Omaha:
H. g. Springer. Buffalo; j. : Snfitou,
New York; z. VI. Earle, Mexico 81. Va
VI. T.. Reed and J. 4 Perry. T. S.N
GUdtr,V's-G o. Hidden, New York; j.
II. Brigham. Delta. Ohio; s. Longstrcet.
Chica-O; John Meredith aud j. a. Mon
cure. stafford County Va.
uUGrTs-Isaac y. Brown. Harrisburg,
Pa. Albert Levy and Mrs l. Zerfus, New
York; II. %. Crittouden and 8. Newsom.
Georgia; W. G.. Harrison, Chicago; c. II.
Waltz, Watertown, N "; r. G.. Cottrel,
James A. Eddy Charles II. Burdick T.. W..
Higbee aud Z. s Kaull, Newport X. L.;
Beniamin Hilton. New Jersey; Henry
Walker. Nest Nirninia
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
me Pr..iasnt AZ Chnrch

President Harrison, in company with
Mrs. Dimmick. attended divine services
al the Church Of the Covenant yester-
day morning. The Rev. Nelson Mil
lard, who has occupied the pulpit dur
ing DR.. Hamlin's absence, preached an
Interesting sermon on the subject, lin
pOTtance Of Intelligence in Religion.
The Rev. DR. Hamlin, pastor Of the
church, has been abroad for the past
four months, and is expected 10 return
on the "a Of October, and on the follow
ing Sunday will resume his pastoral
duties. The Sunday school will also
Teassemble on the same date.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
BAD TO FIGHT AT ALL HAZARDS,
And the OfHcers CouId Not Preyrn
BIN from shooting

And the Omcers Could Nut Prevent
BIN from shooting
There was an exciting time last even
inc as the steamer Pentz landed at its
wharf VIM. White. a brother Of
Freddy" White, ard a man by the
name Of Thomas O'Neill became I'm.
volvcd in a fight, but were separated by
friends and officers on the steamer. The
minute, however they had crossed the
gang. plank and while the wharf was
crowded with people they renewed the
difficulty. aud for the second time they
were separated by officers Treadweil
and Binck
Before the officers could prevent him
O'Neill pulled a revolver and deliber
ately shot at White, the ball passing
through the flcshy part Of the arm.
O'Neill was arrested and locked up at
the Fourth Precinct station, and DR..
Winters was summoned TO attend
White, after which he was removed TO
bis home.
O'Ncill appeared 10 the Police Court
this afternoon with his attorney. Frank
Gloss, and waived preliminary exami
nation and Andrew Gleason became his
bondsman In the sum OF $500 for ap.
pcaranCe before the grand jury.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
No wonder shs UompIained

Veronica like has written a letter to
the Commissioners complaining that
the grade in an alley running through
square S17 southeast has been changed
SO as TO materially injuTe eight houses
which she owns on the alley The
grading was done during her absence
from the city. Not only was her prop
eTty injured but upon her return she
was presented with tax bills for the I'm
nIlLement
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
NJ ErIdsnee Agaln.t the noy.

officer Piersou had a Juvenile class Of
four boys In court this morning charged
With disorderly conduct They were
found, Il was alleged, throwing stones
There was no proof that the boys had
thrown stones, and the officer did not
see them. Judge Miller said that he
was satisfied the boys had been throw
ing stones, but he would have to dis
miss the cAse.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
In ProvIde snItahIe Lrtlor Rnre,

On "Wednesday next the commission
appointed by the Postmaster General 10
select a suitable letter box to be placed
In front Of dwellings, win meet at the
POstOtlice Department. Parties inter
ested In plans and models are expected
10 give an explanation Of there utility
before the commission, or else furnish
written descriptions. Postmaster John
NJ. CoTse, of Boston, is chairman OF the
commission
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
struck ais FaIher.

George White, a tiftee n -year-old
colored boy. was before Judge Miller
this afternoon charged with hitting his
father In the bead with a stone. The
father asked him 10 give his mother
some money from his week earnings
on Saturday night When he declined,
threatened To run away and started
through the back yard. Mr. White rau
after him when the boy turned and hit
bim with a stone. Judge Miller im-
posed "a fine Of 500
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
- knlfs ID II. AntaronI.r.

There was tight 90 Fletcher Hill last
night between Ad0lph Lander ana Hum
phTry Howard, both cOl0Ted. 10 which
The last named was seriously cut with "a
knife. Howard was taken 10 his home.
where his wounds were dressed by Dr.
johnson. Lander Is In custody at the
Third Precinct station
Howard was given thirty days in jail
this afternoon
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

W T thl. season Of the year, when ladies
~ are buying their IAN dresses. hey
~ should remember 90 have % good ft-
4 "A ting dress they shuuld FIRST have %
tuod fitting corset. audwc Will guarantee o."
show you the best fitting and best mace COR
set on the market.
Corset In CoutN ft s1.-o q pair Do Sturc.
both whi'e and black. 30 s2s5, s2.ef ana
$3.50 pair. This is the finest make of licrcH
Corscts I'm the world.
C.p. Corscts. colors drab and black, st5O
and g. @ g pair.
Thcmpsou's GIove-ftting Corsets, IN all
STYLES, ranging On price from i5c 20 sl.f5 q
pair.
tOdogcu Jcrft 20 fitting CoutN Corsets, en-
hroidetcd IN colored silk, Tor 81 O pair.
SD dozen French woven Corsuts, long.waist
ed colors white and drah, 90 the low price
of 15c q pair.
30 dozen good quality Corsets, lace
trimmed, az Lc pair. These are extra value
Full line of Hairs Health Corsets, cOlUrs
white and drab, prize 81 and si.25 pair.
Large assortment Of Corset Waists Tor
ladies, misses and children
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
OFFICER GRANTS READINESS.
Be Made an Arrest which ProB tBt
Prevented Tragedy


Prevented a Tragedy
George Carter young colorCd man,
went into a store in Trenton Place on
Saturday ard threatened TO shoot an.
other man with whom be had had
quarrel Officer Grant was near at
hand and heard the threat made los
Cater lie went into the store and
found a 3s callbrc revolver 10 Cartars
pocket
Carter was before Judge Miller this
morning and was fined $50 His att0r.
ncy, Dir Ricks, said he would like 10
have some witnesses heard
IF you swore the whole United
States, said Judge Miller, it would
make no difference with me. This man
threatened 10 shoot another man, and
the weapon he proposed doing II with
was found in his pocket"
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
District Commissioners orders.

Al order was issued by the Commits
sioneTs to-day directing that all persons
on the pay roll of the subdivisions Of
land be transferred to the pay roll for
sheet work.
Orders were also issued for the
abolishment Of the properly yard al the
foot Of New Hampshire avenue, and for
the repair Of Thirty second street from
L street northwest at cost Of 81, 532. IS.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
OFFICE OF
w. A. PIERCE q CO.,
7I9 MARKET SPACE,
Corner Eighth Street.
OFFICE OF
TANcYs ~ JArANEsE SILK HANDnFR-

FANCYs .IN JAPANESE. SILK HANDKER.
CHIEFS
hese are latest Taris effects, and having
had advance orders for them we were able
o. Obtain fuil lire
Cpcn work, with hemstitohiuc iu iight blue.
nile, pink, cardinal, white, cream and black.
az q g each
q better quality, In white only. az 3sc.
Hemstitchcd with very delicate open wotK,
iu an the newest shades. 800.
japanese sir, scalloped edge, embroidered
in an COlOrs, soc.
japanese Snk, scalloped edge, embroidered
iu nll COlurs, Csc.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
- nottIs -. EInntr

Richard Shorter, a colored man, was
drunk and disoTderly on sunday night
and struck Officer Cunau with a beer
bottle after be had arrested him. He
bad 10 pay a fine for drunkenness and
assaultiBg au officer
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

uuE CORCORAN sCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF
i tlz Columbian University .-IlIs school
VII open at 2 O'Clock %. my OCTOBER p
vim me following course ul lusrtle e1IaIs
~; AI dluartuseuls af EuEllsh. Matae-
WE faF-ics- AiuerlI0sF. French. German
Mechanical ana other lrarcLes Hl lllUIl--
Wltl lecture COURSES On Autonomy Amino
laIuEE. zoology, Rotary enc. all classes
sexes. EuF fuFtler Information auplF tQ the
lEiu, Professor Il. =. tAlislOLs LL- =.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
Hood 5 SarsaparlIIa

3 peculiar p fde aanfd nee II gains among
an classes 1i people. where II b once used
& beloUes 7ar.ta remedy ana s often
adopted a- ahe standard med cine. u1uat
bs Induced 10 t.F grtsr U1eHaurIau-- BE-
sure % get Hood sarsapar.
sod 81 aA illgzis-. a. - tlI e. Fra-
pared only b CLHO0D 8 co.. LoEsl Mlss.
IoQ Basss 0ua uaIlar
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

TuE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT Is
making his appearance IN every part Of
The country He has broken out ylru-
ltutly IN the Alexandria lYa.) Congress
sioual district. and there are strong
symptoms Of a VAuN independent erup-
zion IN RANpALL's old district But In
New Jersey the Independent dodge Is at
a discount There the Democrats stand
mp 10 the trough, fodder or no fodder.
They are tue blues They are all
wool and a yard wide And MCADoo
Is the best and the uucst of them.
Faithful and able he has done his duty
we'll in Congress has been one Of the
Wisest Of the Democratic leaders. and
has won a national reputation. He de-
serves much Of his party but his Dem,
ocratc constituents lei 20 it by skill
ful manipulation by managing puliti-
clans, have refused him a renOmlna-
iion-have shelyed him-put him out
az The way. Provoked by this action.
his friends have been insisting that he
shall become an independent candidate,
but he refuses 10 listen 10 them. He
replies 10 an solicitations Of this kind
by saying: Il cannot entertain the
proposition. ! cannot accept the sup
port Of Republicans in opposition to
my own party. / am Democrat aud
cannot afford n compromise my posi-
tion Oh the great questions Of the day
which divide the two great political
parties ! shall remain true 10 the
principles and organization Of the
Democratic party AICADo0 good
and true, bully for you.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
EDUCATIONAL.
TuE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
TUE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW

i SCHOOL.
FACULTY:
JAMES e.. WILLING, LID, President
The Hon. JOHN NJ HARLAN, LID,
Associate Justice 0f the supreme Court,
Professor of Cunstitutiuuallurlsu surudeneo and
OF Public and Private international Law.
The Hon. WALTER 5. cox, LID,
associate Justice az supreme court, Dis
trict 81 Columbian.
Professor OF the Law % Real and Personal
Property, OF contracts and OF Crimes
and MlsdomeanOrs.
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURN, LID
associate Attorney General Of The United
Professor OF Equity jurisprudence. Of Com-
mon Law and EQUITY Pleading and
Of the Law OF Evidence.
The Hon, AUGUSTUS s. WOKrHINGTON,
IL. b,
formerly u. S. District Attorney District Of
Columbial,
Lecturer ON Criminal Pleading aud Practice
and on Legal BiblOgraphy,
WILLIAM Il. NATTiNGLI, ESQ,
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
HENRY r. DAVIS, A. NJ, LIN,
tFOImeIly Assistant Attorney Of District of
Columhial.
Associate Professor Of Practice Judge Of Moot
Court and Lecturer on the History of Law.
ROBERT G Fox. J.. l.. D., Treasurer.
The opening exercises OF the Law school
viii take place in the Law Lecture Hall Of
the nlYersity s. e. corner 18th and II streets
northwest, on WEDNESDAY, october J. at
O'Clock p. m, when addresses iu eXpllca-
ton Of the courses Of lectures will be male
by the Professors and when other announce
Hents viii be made Tor the current scholastic
year
Tie Lecture Course of SIR. Justice HAR-
Ian on the Constitutional JUFisprudeuce OF
the uited States viii be enlarged aud viii
De supplemented by new course on Public
and Private International Law. His lectures
viii be delivered weekly through the entire
scholastic year,
Tie other Professors will announce the ex-
lenslt given % their several courses.
The Law Library which has received
large additions, B. open daily sundays eE-
cepfedl for study and reference.
Societies for legal debate aud associate
study eAiat ia connection With toe school
lLe Lggistrar and Librarian will bg daily
Ia atteHdaH ee iu Tire law Library from Q d
m. iill O'Clock 2. m., 10 enroll students and
answer inquiries.
Catalogues, giving detailed Information,
can be obtained at tie book stores ~ 81. I'll.
Morrison, 1888 II 81 % ". and ul L0wdermilk
Co.. lf24 + 81 v, az the Office of The Treas-
urer, 1881 ia ave, ur Uu application uade 10
sel-zw, JAMES G. WELLlNG, President.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
KID GLOW
AN IMPORTERS MISTAKE.

To reduce his stock he has given MS two
very choice lots of new goods al about IS per
cent. less than regular prices, which we pro
pose TO distribute TO our patrons n like man.
nCr.
No. is a fine quality Undressed 9 Button
Glove, IN browns, tans, states and blacks, IN
10 sell at SIC
No. 2 is Gne quality Mousquetaire Suede,
sbutton length In browns, tans, states and
blacks in sizes from 81 TO Z, at 91c a pair, i'm
ported to sell az Si25
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

Or uocB,uc MANAGERS are
claw ronchaIanl They don't
tu N.. sehoo. keeps or not They
,ral .Ir let alone They like t1 rest
rr. ice shade tree and are willing
So mu around with the shade but
geaju NJiion annoys them They
src ysy very lazy. Having accom-
rf.LtI The triumphant return of REuD
Maine 10 the House. they are de-
voting themselves now with all their
char erisliC lack of energy TO Penn
s. vauia, Indiana. Illinois and Ohio,
and they seem 20 be determined that
tl. Republicans of those states shall
have matters an their own Nar. But
tl,y have not come tp any such de.
termination. for as a matter of fact. and
iu spite Of appearances the Democratic
managers are not inactive i'm theinterest
Of The Republican party Their palms
have not been crossed They have not
sold their party They have received
no part OF the fat fried out Of the pro.
tccted interests They are too fat to
take fat. They are simply lot Of in
consequential fellows. They lounge
about headquarters Ilzily. and 60 out
between acts 60 see man. Then they
return to their box for they are o box.
party 10 fun drcssI and dolc and sleep
ard dream dreams of success at the
polls. Waking again. they hustle q
little, drowsily 10 no good purpose-to
no purpose, iudecd-aud soon they fall
TO sleep again at the old stand aud
again dream dreams Of States redeemed
from the Republican rascals of the
REED rcgimc-redCemc without effort
OF any kind Awakening again for an
instant they observe, iu O dreamy sort
of way the Republican party, under
the leadership Of QUAY, pocket picking
Tie vote Of another State, or under the
leadership Of RuwEft aud his inilui.
tous committee doing some shameful
aci of partisan piracy 1r lcl by REED
committing political burglary iu broad
daylirht For O moment they are In.
fucucud 10y asensc Of the oulrlgcousness
~ these evidences " Republican per.
y.rscryss and shameless 0ieEgdut ipI
actually occasionally raise little 5u'
uy but 'hoy always go 10 sleep lgtn
souu. Thinking OF these Democratic
managers makes MS drowsy Contcm.
plation Of them has made us TOO lazy 10
get angry.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
NEcKwEAR
A VIEW EANcY IN NEckwEAl

China Silk Chemisettes ia lavendar, light
blue, black. cream and white.
The Henry v Ruchiugis the latest effect Ia
Ruching We are showing &c in white, cream
black, white with gold edge, white with sii.
ver edge, black with iavendar, gold, orange,
silver and pink edges
Louis NV. Collars, iu white and gold white
and silver and black and gold
our counter a choice LOT of Windsor Ties, IN
an of the latest fall plaids This Tie Is extra
width and would be good value at Csc. We
will sell it az g5C.
China silk Ties Ga black and white, 3sc.
Brocadad China SILK Ties ia cream and
white SS and tOC
Full line Of the "Faille Francois" Tie In all
shades
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
HANDKERCHTBFs.

This department has had a very large addi-
ton during the past few days, and upon ex-
animation, we think you win End some Of the
most astonishing bargains that you have ever
had the good fortune to meet with.
The FIRST and greatest bargain is 100 dozen
Ladies' UemstitChed naudkorchiofs, with a
large initial beautifully en- br1idered, at ioc
each.
30 dozen Mems Alllinen Homstitchcd In
itial handkerchief, 25c.
Mems All-llnen Hemstitched Uandker.
chiefs, i2lc.
Mems All linen Tape border Hand korchiefs,
f2'c.
Mems All linen Hemstitched Handker
chiefs, Pin Ch hem, nc ts, ~, -, IS, l5 and soc
each These are very low value.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
Haln ~ IL ...
- - - -. -

Ffolg H.s Asi0 F0ff Irlth
j heard a Uuifed States Marshal tell
q good story tbe other day. He had
been ordered % 90 after an Iud ian who
was selling whisky to bis iuskY friends
After be captured the warrior he gave
him a long lecture oH the depaviy Of
bis cUEduCt After listening sl0lidly
tbs Lalf breed said
Amt deere no way ] can get helped
outer lbist
no one can helD you uow but God 4"
bis Caplur answered
Tie prisoner shook Dis head sadly. iu
3 hopeless m4uuer, rs be uurtarai
WelI-Gcd De geau deal IKE Uncle
oam-no one ever see him
Iue speed 81 EalIUay Trains.
abe demands u modern travellers Is con-
stlutlJ no The direction af increased speed
provided 70 gau % attained without In
creased rIsE. no trains lu tLe world inset
tlt required conditions a= fuIIv rs tle
Royal Blue line IEius between WaEh'uE-
tul, Baltimore FbialeI gh.a agI New York
Ti- 3 & %. E. ~ AII PIC cars u I'm the
trains are FesfiH4ItI heated H. steam
a-lrHd uy gas ald projected E FlIu4a's
HtI IeleseaHIu- device. IaH tlaurs a
.Uru bard saal ana coke 80 lHer- Is fIsl-
.4fe freedom from eiuIar aGI sWuse. TIE
road Is q uprrd alutlat tracked --eal- rallied
b,llHal lad traFll ou tte hlFu 8.la
lllel therefore l4a uulF safe ll- & 3 flea
from ~ -lza-Ieea1ie features.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
Hood S Sarsaparilla

Bas % good name at home sueh has be-
eeUe il- popularity D. Lowell Mass, wheEe
II is made. that whole HeiEbborh8ads are
tsbHsif at the same time. Lowell druggists
say they sell more 9i Hoods sarsaplr.lla
ttaI 81 alI athe- -ar-aua uarillas or blood puEi-
haIs. The same success Is extending an
over the country
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
Hoods SarsaparlIIa

Is carefully prepared from sarsaparIlla, Dan
deli0u, handFake, Dock. Fiu-isseWa Juuiper
Berries aud other vel known aud valuable
Fe-gta be remedies, hy D peculiar eombina-
tiQu, proportion aua process, giving 10 Hood
sarsapariila curative powers u0t possessed
by other mediCluez. It effects remarkable
.LLr-. l..l-. .IL--r. Ill
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
vEILINGs

a large and full assortment Of Neilines, In
Guiding Sewing SIR, lIeruaui Grenadines
with satinstriped borders, Tuxedo, Beaded
and Black Dotted Nets in all shades
As bargains are the things sought for, we
Will mention a few In our
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

A CADEMY 1F THE HOLY CROSS
"A I4l- Ma-s. ave.
Ahords every facility for acquiring q thor
ough education Do literature, music aud arf
The Instruments taught are piano, harp, Fil-
Do, guitar, mandolin and banjo. Languages,
general vocal, drawing aHd fancy WORK free
se1aly
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
Hood s Sarsaparilla

= the Best blood purifier before the public.
II eradicates every imuulity ana cures s1raf
ula, san Rbsum. Boil-, Pimples an Humors,
Dyspepsia, Bil1u-uess, Sick Headache, Tadl-
gestiun, General Debility. Catarrh, RLeuma-
usm. kidney and Liver complaints, over
cones that ure1 feeling creates au appetite
and builds IN ths =rzferl
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
WTELLs C0LLEGE F0R WOHEN-

HTELLs COLLEGE FOR WOAEN.
Aurora Cayusa Lake. N.Y.
Three fulI courses Of study Location
beautiful and leaIthu- a raaaaI Christian
hame HeW building ready uazE September.
Session begins SEPTEMBER To- 1864. ssuI
for catalogue.
II. 3. FIEIsBEE. d d.
Principal.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
NOTION DEPARTMENT.

Large boxes Steel Hair Pins, &c,
Willimantio Spool cotton, 25c a dozen.
% pounds Grover 3 Baker spool SILK, IN I
ounce spools. black and white, that we have
been selling for soc a spool but we intend to
close out this make at 4Sc q spool.
A small lot OF French Sewing Cotton, 800
yards. IN white only, which we have been
selling FOR 2OC a spool, we will close out at DC
O spool.
standard Stookinei Dress Shields
No /, iOc a pair; si10 dozen pairs.
No. g, i3c a pair; Si.Ij dozen pairs.
No 3. l5c pair; si75 dozen pairs.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29

Tine NEW N0EF Tribune saws that
IoSGFELIow' publishers have learned
With ,motiou hat one of his most fa-
mi.iaT poems. The Building Of the
Ship, has proved % be- a cause of
ohense. and they are going TO have his
works revised. In the revision of the
ship poem the sea IS spoken Of as the
grandfather Of the ship, while the
young lady-wh0 Is going out IN the
vessel on its initial voyage as a mission
aIy 10 the Fiji Islands-is represented
as being the elder sister, good deal
fTeckled but very good If lhe young
man. The ship builder Sings
hT SON -4I- le ~as WIl build llla sHHa.
lay square me blocks urou flt -l.H.
Aud follow sell tEIs plan 0i mime.
Cedar ~ Maine and taarE. zine
htre together shall C0mHlr e.
emo ihe day f.at gives ier G tEe 80
-.ez all Esu shall San iar El.
Eualtufgd De Young man aearH
Az f1lll .ne y 81 ana -isss- asr
Use "a hrautelu- barEe Ha- size
~t.L al rest uu the sandy HlaaE
t.s -.1a the place where the blows grow
HE1er
Nas rather -1rr Of a siHl Of a faH-r.
2 ne al can .t
Centuries ull-
hltA 4.s saow- -a-.r. Ear lzI r-eaau Ing la
frels ik tHt grand .gtaer ~ fH. -llr.
~ a. llld4T toward -tu D. leans ana .IUsle7
he moves away
aud o beard q EzF
They re .Eaf-HlHs gs la-l u TIE 0HF af
HlTl he-
aud % tla disaster
III scare a.lH0IEla
should rise aud remarE a. mad a. hopper
aNsl all relations N -Ea l-.H Improper
Us SENATOR LEWIS. iu his Bradford
Pa attack upon Senator QUAF's della
MATER speaking 0f q sudden change by
IELAlIATEE tram the side Of the OBJ
pCHeufs Of "a tfu iu tie Pennsylvania
Legislature said Il wondered what
could have been he incentive for So
sudden and vigorous .d0p. anI iii
say D you 7 vas not long in discover
~ iE i. vase little matter cf s6
G09 Hs then proceeded t7 charge
hIr UELAaIAIEE WifL good many
lad things as f0r instance that mis-
saint procured his election % ne Penn
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
R5Iss BAYABD's INSTITUTE,
EoFwals, Conn.

A Home School for Girls ana Young Ladies.
Number Of boarding pupils limited 10 twenty.
Excellent sdyautagss iE Music, Art ana toe
Languages, Gymnasium Pleasant grounds.
HealthfuI location. FuplIs boarded thEough
the summer months. Board, Washias aad
tuition IN the English branches, $50 per
scholastic year. send for circular.
The daily critic., 1890-09-29
MSS ATKINS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

MISS AIKEN S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
stamford. Conn.
Established IN 1855. Prepares for college.
travel and home. The method BY which the
mental faculties are educated wiI be found
IN the second edition Of Miss AiEeu's pam
phlet on Concentrated Attention" now
ready, for sale at BreDtano's, 5 Union square,
Eew York.
NIEADyILLE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL,
Meadyille, Pa
Educales FOR The Christian Ministry Room
rent ana tuition free. an entrance fee Of SO
Tor gas, heat aud care Of room. AN expenses
moderate. Term begins SEPTEMBER b.
Address
REF. A. A. LIYERMORE, D D..
Pre- s.deut, Maadvlls. Pa.