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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 16.-Cotton quiet-middiinr
IL. Flour Gull-Howard street anu western super
2.l5aa. 15 do. extra, 300a4.00; do. do family
s.5a4S5: City mills, Rio brands, extra 440G4 so
winter wheat patent J.00a5.5O; spring. DO do
J.a5.:J0 do. do. extra 4. lOaI.J0. Nheat--sOuth
ern quiet Fultz, S9age; Longberry, g0asEs; No. -
93: steamer No. red, 81 y; western firmer, No.
winter red, spot, 92j5: May, F2k July. 92a. a93
August, 90 Co-n-southern dull; white. 45a46
yellow. 44a45: western firmer; mixed spot 4.
bid: May, ~ bid; June. lAsai1 y: July, II a all
August, IL a4l-S: steamer, 20. Oats steady
ungraded, southern and Pennsylvania. Sia:is:
western, white, 2Sa:s; co. mixed, 30a:BS: graded
No. >, white, 30 Rye quiet-rime TO choice.
Glaze; good to fair, 5sa60. Hay dun amp easier
prime 10 choice timothy, 12.ooal2oo. Provisions
steady-mess pork. old 1910, new 1880; bulk
meats, loose shoulders, 81; long clear and clear
rib Sides O.; sugar-pckled shoulders. "a: sugar
cured smoked shoulders, ~; hams, small ll'4a
10y; large 10al015; lard, refined y. Butter weak
creamery. fancy, l1alo; do. fair 70 choice,
l5al6: do imitaUa ton. l0al2; ladle. fancy, 10:
good to choice, SAG; store packed, 5as. Eggs
frmer-western. l3a14. Coffee very dull-bio
cargoes fair, l9s.; No, Z, l7s4als. Sugar firm
pranuiated 6 LID Copper Quiet-refined. Easa
IN WHISKY irm-l.09a1I0. Freights TO Liverpool
per steamer steady-grain per bushel. Id. Cork
Tor orders abs. Cd. Saies-wheat. 5000 BUSH
els: corn. %, 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE. May l6.-virginia consols. so:
do lO4os, 40: do. threes, 60k: Baltimnre and
ohio stock l0oal0l1S: Northern Central stock. en-.
aGo. Cincinuati. Washington and Baltimore firsts,
IOI Il consolidated gas bonds, ll4a1l5 do. stock,
52Aa523s.
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Masons Out on Strike.

JoLIEr. III. May l6-The union stone ma
sons and bricklayers went out on a strike yes
terday in all parts of the city, except on the
buildings where the contractors granted tnelr
demands for eight hours ana a rate OF 80 for
the masons aud $500 for the bricklayers. The
strikers are quiet and are doing missionary
work among the non-uIion men in order ~
strengthen their own forces.
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Kon.i Cor Ihendnsia-

ST. PETERsRURG, May l6.-1he car has des-
isnated Theodosia as the future port Of COM
merce of the Crimea
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CURED NE.

Ipresume my liver much out Of order and the
blood impure quence feel that cannot too
hlghly recommend Ayers Sarssparilla to any one
afn cted Is w.s"-MRS. \. A. SMITH. Glover. VT
"Foryears suffered from scrofuls and blood dis
eases The doctors prescriptions and several so-caled
blood puriners being avail was at last advised
b. friend to try Ayers Sarsaparilia did So AID
now feel like . new man, being fully restored to
health."-C. y. FRINK. DEBORAH. Iowa
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HAVE YOU SECURED YOUR PULLMAN ACCOM-
HI nCcatiOns the Business Mems Excursion TO
Lincoln, Nebraska. II not, do ~ before May 10
nIy lU-0t" J. A. FINCH. Manager, 6 IA st.
WHY DON'T YOU TRY CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
w llss They n positive for sick he adac he
and all the Ills sloduced by dlsordered liver
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SMOKE Fy1kwrleHE C1eAns,

Il
TIE Bisf S-cEST CIGAR IS fhE Weld.
ALDER. Z, Aeser. drugs KS ID St ste cor Pa ave.
J. G. Bailey. stn st cor: NV.
:. :. BURT. cigars. Jl3 IN y. s.w,
P5SH1; GtG.. S%: I'm . AND and &
hyHS r h,ra,i coz Pa ave. ani ~ s'ss
i i. Carpenter. cIraTs. ~ II IAN st. NV
v. P. cole. Thyson House, I'm and p SITS NV
2. Condor. cigars. 1905 "a ST s.w
a. campbell cigars. 2l45 Pa. ave.
DObyns s. Hin1ptou. drugs, POI Pa Sc
& Saesst GrH cor ga anS F Pad st
A. Douglas, cigars. 1906 Ia. ave.
= {. Easterday. drugs. cor. y. J. ave. and St
Mr. heb aarses, cigars s,r ~ *932 bEsh'woOd ave.
h h1iIs ssS ST.i 6 S5G 4 saa st TT Sc
Peter Hahn. cigars. 406 9,h ST nv.
). +. Jvnuing, I. ). capitol cigar stand.
4. A. l. JudsI, drugs. 9Th cor 81. w.
knATraeA eisar store: 30 ION stn NV.
g. /. keIrl. drugs, sis lIth st. NV.
W. ID. Iynhau drugs, 1913 Az - s.w
G. A. Langley. grocer. 10Th cor hstu.w.
/ MsckaIl ( Bro. V drugs. AN snd s t ave.
JudsoI n Moore, cigars. 909 Pa NV
{ so don, sT9esgl, IJO6 5th ST. NV.
= S.I Si1ttS' t cia % % 81 81 NV
Mr. st Sssisi Si11ff s ~ III Ia I've. -Ee
J. I: 9sh 81, ei.ars, cor. SUI and sta
"; bell, keiL q Ears cor yh snd .ts. NV.
lhCU SolitniaL, grocer, y4O Il ST.
Cigar stand. 231 Center market, Bstu NV
tieO. W Scott A ~. and Ia NV
Don /. StUrgIs. grocer. 1881 9Th u. NV
Geo \. StentZ. cIears, cor. 9Th and New ork ava
: :. shelly ron. cigars. 602 18th st. NV
Henry StopsAck. cigars. ola IA. ave. Sc
= NJ. sullivan. cigars, st ST. III
LIE MCckbe~, cigars, l4Ul 500 st, West Washington
" G Williams, DRUGS. LIST st cor. NV
AtwhoesAle only BY
WALLER G. SCOTT & CO.
No goods sold retail
We viii remove IN few days 81 ST N W
where We vii have more room - handle our aDotIs
Our many brands Of csArs have had unprecesutei
popularity and take this our friend
IL the trade their liberal PATRONAGE and We no IA
merit iheir future favors We will continue to sell 10
the trade only.
myl=Ot WALTER C. SCOTT & Co
no NOT FORGET THAT MAY 10 is The LAST
~ day for select NJ your Pullman Accommodation
on the Blsess Mems ExC urslOu 10 Lincoln. NebraSk
EfO- o. j. A. FINCH. MANAGER, OLA + St.
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n
sfully hut also driRht-
IuIIy. The ingredients thst
make II antIsepIIc aud me-
DECIMAL agreeable themselves, and the pleasure
IN its IL uualIoyed with irritating perfumery.
Beyond compare for oaDJs bath Ask dealers for IL
H.20-l46t FELS CO., Philadelphia
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A NEW BANKING BILL
Other Matters Which are Engaging the
Attention of Congressman.

Senator Sherman, by request. today intro
duced bill providing that the compulsory
requirement of deposits of United States
bonds with the treasurer of the
United States by national banks
is hereby limited in amount to 1000 of bonds
for each and every national bank provided
that the voluntary withdrawal of bonds for the
retirement. of national bank notes
shall not exceed the sum of $1,000 900
i'll any one month without the
approval and consent of the Secretary of
the Treasury; and further provided that this
act shall not apply to the deposits of bonds
which may be required by the Secretary of the
Treasury to secure deposits of public moneys
in the national banks.
On surrender by national bank of any sum
of its circulating notes by the required deposit
of lawful money with the treasurer for
their redemption the entire liability of
the bank for its said surrendered
notes shall utterly cease and they shall be re-
deemed by the treasurer and destroyed. In
lieu of the fund of lawful money heretofore set
apart Tor the redemption of sur
rendered notes of national banks, amount
ing to the entire sum unredeemcd
of the said surrendered notes, the treasurer
shall establish a reserve fund of lawful money
cent of the entire amount of the surrendered
notes nnredeemed.
TO REDUCE THE RATE on BURLAPs.
Frank Barry. secretary of the Miler's Ma
tional Association, has prevailed upon the re-
publican members of the ways and means COM
mlttee to agree upon an amendment to the
tariff bill reducing the rate on burlaps from
Ia TO tx cents and to change the customs ad-
mlnlstration paragraph so as to render the col
lection of rebate on imported burlaps re-ex-
ported more simple.
SENATE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
Vice President Morton has announced the
following appointments on Senate committees:
Senator Sanders of Montana-Irrigation and
reclamation of arid lands, improvement of the
Mississippi river, enrolled bills and examina-
ton of the several branches of the civil services:
Senator Power of Observation-Disclosures and
naturalization, railroads. revolutionary claims,
transportation and sale of meat products.
TO AMEND THE CONTRACT LABOR LAWS
Representative O'Neil of Massachusetts, yes-
terday introduced in the House bill amend
atory OF the contract labor law by increasing
the penalty for violation of the act by fino
of not less than $500 and imprisonment for e
term of not less than six months, in addition
to the forfeit of $1,000 now imposed
To Gust a Mayor.
ALBANY, NY. May Authorization reached
Gov. Hill today that the mayor-elect of
Gloversville has failed to comply with the pro-
visions of the corrupt practices act relative to
the filing OF a statement of expenditures with
the county clerk. The governor looked over
the papers submitted and found them of sui
hcient importance to bring the matter to the
attention of the attorney general with instruc-
ton to proceed by quo warranto to Dust the
mayor from Office.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. May 10 tclosing).-Wheat-May 94 Z;
June. e4As; July, s4A. Corn-May, 34s.: June
3451: July, 34a. oats-June, 21k; July, %. Pork
-June, II. 4O July, 1910. Lard-May, 6.30; June,
631h: July, 655. Short rips-May, $40; June,
= IN. July ITO.
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PREPARED BY
DR. J. c. AVER CO, Lowell. Mass.
app
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THREE REAsoSs Our Or
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destroying those germs that
cause the disease. 1t pre-
vents the pores from clog
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dltlJn for healthy md viz
OrOus action. sore, Itching
and irritating places are
sOothed and healed. The
al plication of a thick latEer
OF FeIs ; Germiclde Soap
directions around each Cake)
allows full sway 10 its anti
sci TIC aud heaiIng proper
ties.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name o. c. Name. o. C.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to COrson and Mccartney, l4l9 street:
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Range of the Thermometer To-Day.

The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Sam. CT; pm, 6s; MAXI
mum. ~: minimum, IS.
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A SECOND REASON
Eels's GernIIcide Soap prU-
tects from cutaneOus dis
eases and Keeps the skin soft,
smooth aud vigorous. II 10
thus both . curative and q
preventive agent. Its Curs-
tive powers are we'll shown
III .. e eradication Of blOtches.
pin y les, freckieE, Sc-
Changed hands and arms
yield quickly u its power.
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ii WALTER c. SCOTT L CO

no NOT FORGET THAT MAY 10 Is TIE LAST
~ day for select n< your Pullman Accommodation
on the Business ems Ike urslOu To Lincoln Nebraska
EIfO o. j. a. INCH. ManAkrr. Ola st
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W HITTER MAoHrxE COMPANY.
Boston and New York.

HIGH SPEED. SAFETY, DYDRAULIC PASSENGER
ELENA TORS.
Operated upon the PkkSSURE TANK system
Steam belt and H. drsulic Elevators for Passenger
aud freight Service. Steel Boilers and Boiler
Plate Work of all descriptions.
u. W. LEWIS. Agent
sp3 3m Once. $50 18th ST NV. Washington b. C.
MORE CASES OF SICK HEADACHE, BILIOUS
WI hess, construction be cured in less time. with
less medicine. and for lass money. By using Carriers
Little Liver Pills than BY any other means
A NGOSTURA BIT ERS ARE Used BY MOTHERS
IN TO stop collie and looseness Of the bowels chill
dren. DIR. J. @. b sisgsrt sons manufacturer. ASK
yogE druggist
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PREPARFD BIZ

AYERS SARSAPARILIA.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

The members Of st. Marys Church
and representatives from the various
Catholic societies met at st. Joseph s
Hall last night to perfect arrangements
for laying the corner stone of the new
81. Mary's Church The ceremony will
take place on Sunday, July 81. A
parade will be one of the most attractive
features Of the celebration. and music
will be provided for each one of the
three divisions Of the parade. The fol-
lowing are the organizations and their
numbers who will probably take part
In the parade Catholic knights Of
America, 400 St. Joseph's Society, 200:
St Michaels Society, 100; St. Boni
faces Society, i25; Carroll Institute,
80; st. Peters Society. %. st. Francis
Beneficial Society. 10, Catholic Club,
40, Italian Beneficial Society. 7j: Holy
Name Society, 100; knights Of ST. Au-
CUISINE. No. /, So Catholic Relief As
sociation. 25; Father Matthews Total
Abstinence Society, 30; st Augustinc's
Beneficial Society, %; knights of st.
Columbkill, Is.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

The seating capacity Of the Good
Templars Hall was again taxed 10 Is
utmost by the regular meeting Of that
body last evening. Enthusiastic ten.
perance speeches were male by Mr..
John Ryan, sovereign chief Of the Sons
Of Jonadab, and by Judge Weed The
speakers were frequently applauled
aud at the conclusion Of their addresses
many young men took the total abstl-
nence pledge The exercises were pre-
sided over by Mr. Kalstrom. Professor
W 5. Rowled conducted the singing
and Mr. McNefhany delighted the au,
dlenee by well eXecnLel vocal solo.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
Warrington Knights Returning uome.

A number Of the knights Of Pythias
from the different Communicates Of this
city assembled at Buuch's Hall on Sat
urday evening to make arrangements for
giving the Washington Knights, who
attended the grand conclavo at Mil.
waukce, a reception and banquet upon
their return home. IL was soon found
that such plans would have 10 be aban.
dnncd, as a number OF the travellers had
already returned home and others were
rtiurning by different routes 70 Wash
irgiOn, SO that their arrival In a body
was impossible. The knights who
have already returned from Milwaukee
cypress the highest satisfaction for their
utaimCnt by the Knights and citizens
Il that city. The Knights who have
1ot yet returned will probably arrive
Lone some time to-day.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

"A banquet was given yesterday in
Berlin at the close Of the shooting tour
nament Herr Diersch presided and
among the speakers was the Hon.
Simon Wolf of this city, who was
formally Consul General at Cairo.
Egypt Mr. Wolf in the course of his
remarks spoke Of the inseparable bonds
which united the Germans, both OF
America and Europe, in a common love
for the Fathcrland The Emperor 8
cup was presented to the winner, Herr
Musch of Meran. Prizes were also won
by Messrs thinner, Mueller and Scherf
OF New York and J. Narels Of Phila-
delnhia.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

Richard Jackson, a young negro boy,
NhIie in bathing in the river near the
Long Bridge yesterday afternoon, was
CaiIied by the current beyond his depth
sLd dIoR bed. The drowning was re-
TCrled 10 Commodore Sutton Of the
police boat, Joe Blackburn and after
dragging the stream for an hour on
more The body was recovered. Coroner
Patterson gave a certificate Of acCi-
Ceutal drowning
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

General Morgan, Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, preached an excellent
sermon yesterday 10 the congregation
Of the Calvary Baptist Church. the pas
tor, Rev. Dr. Green, being absent from
the city. His text was The Lord hath
prepared His throne In the heavens and
His kingdom reigueth over all the
earth. The sermon was an interesting
and instructive one. and was attended
by large number Of people.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

During the vacation Of the Rev. Dr..
4. s. Hamlin, pastor Of the Church Of
the Covenant, in Europe his pulpit will
BE- supplied by a number Of distiu-
EuishGd elergymeu from various p9T-
lions of Tie country Yesterday morn
ing The Rev Moses ID Hoge, pastor OF
he Second Presbyterian Church oi
Richmond Va Omciaied aHd preached
d fOFcille and eloquent sermon upon the
subject Christ. the supreme Teacher
0f tLe World
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

Pullman buffet sllel ing ears arc now
Washington an1 Baltimore 10 Boston Ela
B g O IL. r. and TIE Pogzhkeepsig Bridge.
The train runs into the B. e 81 station 4t
Boston and passengers Tor me White
Mountain region Bar Harbur ana an Maine
Coast resorts avoid Transferring lcr0ss tle
cilv Tie train leaves Washington at 90
b. u. ana Baltimore al $40 :. u I4lg
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

The new temperance tent at Rhode
Island avenue and Ninth street, + a
great success. A large aud interesting
meeting was held yesterday afternoon,
under the direction of MI S4lkeld, and
was addressed By Dr. Kirby. An en-.
thusiaslic address was delivered in the
evening 10 a large audience by Major
Hilton and many persons signed the
pledge az its conclusion. The musical
features Of these meetings viii here
after be under the charge Of DE. j. 4.
Hiuslev.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

OPen- air services were inaugurated
in Judiciary Square yesterday evening
by the congregation of Wesley nj. f..
Church A short time before the regu-
lar services of The church about 500
people assembled ia the park aud lis
ieEed 10 a short sermon by Rev. Dr..
Baldwin. Hymns were sung and a
small organ carried over from the
church provided music. The regular
evening services were afteTWard held in
llg church
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

While al lhe armory 0l the Wash
iugt0n Light Infantry yesterday after
noon Dan ZlulsinEer Was taken will
au attack 0f epilepsy After being an
tended by Dr Middleton he recovered
suddenly l0 LG sent home.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
Cheap Excursions to Atlantic city via
the II, a. O.

On Friday Of each week during June,
July and August the Baltimore and Ohio
r. r. viii sell excursion tickets to Atlantic
City, good going on train leaving B. & o..
Depot az IL o'clock noon and good 20 return
on any regular train TO ami Including the
following Tuesday az rate Of s. for the round
trip. The b. & o. and Reading Railroads
form the only double track route TO Allan
tic CITY,
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

Mcssrs. George Blkesmilh president
John schlotterbaCk, ir vice president
Charles + Hermann, recording secre-
tary William KH0bl0ch, financial sec
Teiuy; William W. Kaiser treasurer
Wtre yesterday elected officers of the
Lll Eu.a PleasuTe lIub.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
WILL GO TO EUROPE.
Miss mcCauley wins in the osunday
HcraIdu Voting Contest

Eight weeks ago the enterprising and
popular Sunday Herald proposed a
voting contest for the most popular
school teacher in Washington. who was
to be given a trip 70 Europe with all
expenses paid The contest was a
spirited one, and 26 9S1 votes were cast.
The lucky winner who will make
the tour Is Miss jamie 2. McCauley Of
the Greenleaf School Of South Wash
ington. She received S,140 votes. Mr..
J. T. Freeman, principal Of the Pea
body school, was second, receiving
q, 1j3 votes; Miss f. X. Scott of the
Henry building third, with 3,9S8 votes;
Miss Kate IT Bevard Of the Conduit
road school fourth, 2,110 votes; Miss
Matte w. Garges Of the Peabody school
fifth, ,G40 votes.
Mr. Frank HofTa has also presented
Miss McCauley with a ladies gold
watch and a deed to a lot in the new
suburb, Deanewood.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

While under the influence Of liquor
Alfred Turner, a brick mason, went TO
The home Of his brother George Tur-
LeT, No. 3050 nj street. and feluuiJusIy
assaulted the year old slepiauEbter 0f
the latter lie has not as SET been ar
rested a general alarm has been sent
cut ana be cannot long eyade the police.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
Athietos Preparing Tor tho Meeting,

"A lengthy session Of the board Of
managers Of the Amateur Athletic
Union was held yesterday, during
which considerable routine and Other
business was transacted. The work OF
preparation for the meeting in Septem.
Der is progressing favorably. Frank
Eddy of Chicago was selected referee.
The case Of Pat Cahill, the middle.
weight boxer. who was declared no
longer an amateur, was recommitted to
the special committee. The matter Of
holding picnic games at the meeting
in Washington was also referred.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
Houghton q Co.s Unprecedented In
HwaevtaauFa

The cheapest yet Just read their bargains
in furniture; oak buroau. hsdsteId. wash
stand, pair of feather pillows, : extra large
OAK table, fine reed chairs, ! wire mattress
all these scrviCeahle and desirable articles,
useful every day, for the small sum of s3j 90.
Again they offer chairs and a sIV.fo1f ey-
tension table for the surprising and Uuprece
deutcd price of $1,000. And again, can you
spare The small sum Of st0f NJ SD. see our G.
piece OAK dining room suite, 10 is a daisy, and
the price is almost nominal
". IT. UOraUr0S s. Co
1918 IL 1870 II ST. " w
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
Low Rates TO Deer PARK aud Oakland.

During the present season the b. & o. r.
z. co. viii sell excursion tickets from
Washington 20 Deer Park, Mountain Lake
PaIk aud Oakland tor the Friday night and
an saturday trains each week az rate Of
$ Tor ihe round trip. The tickets viii be
valid for return passage uutil Monday fol-
loving Gay Of sale,
Tickets 30 Berkley Springs aud return
VII : e sold under similar conditions a.
s-i.s0 for ihe round trip.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
THE DEAL is OFF.
PURCHASERS OF THE WASHING
TONS FAIL TO AGREE,
BIG PRICE WANTED FOR THE FRANCHISE
Neither the Grounds Nor Stand Included.
Harrisburg is After the Club,
and May Get It.

The Washington team won an excel
lcntly played game a Capital Park, sat
urday and yesterday went away on q
two weeks tip To day It plays In New
Haven, and 20 morrow and Wednesday
In Hartford The team is within few
games Of third place, and II It will keep
up the style Of playing It did In the two
last games should dispossess the New
arks Of The coveted place. Trotrs team
is not paying such excellent ball AS IL
was, and the leaders have let down a
little in their playing, so that a spurt
will put the local teamup near the head
There was some dissatisfaction among
the players after Saturday game. and
several Of them declared they would
not go on the trip unless the salaries
were paid. This trouble was happily
avertCd, the men received their money
and went away with lighter hearts
and heavier pockets.
Nicholas received his release before
the game commenced and immedi
ately claimed that S1Sj was due
Burket denied this, and so It becomes
a question Of veraCity between the two.
Nicholas was very much exercised over
his release and spoke very bitterly OF
the management for Withholding his
money.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

STORAGE FOR S1verware, Iewelrv. Laces.
Fine Goods and valuablcs OF am kinds.
Charges moderate. Safe deposit boxes for
rent the very lowest rates
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

For spring lamb aud Washington dressed
beef 60 20 y. r. Kelly, Ninth street wing
Centre Market, ard N. =, Market, Fifth and
x streets
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

Love Poison was lhe subject dis
cuzzed b Major George A. Hilton yes
leIday afternoon az = M a. A. Han.
Ibe Major Is a good lalker and bis re-
marks Uere listened % With much il-
telesi by the large audience present
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
THE DAILY CRITIC


EAHEett Etc.f EtC.
This responsible iustallment ostabii ,hmcut
ls centrally located 40 $50 and 13} seventh
street northwest, and is now making cut
prices on hefrigerators, Baby Carriages, and
al other lines of goods needed for The sum
Maid fnsIaIff4erfe