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The NEW REVENUE STEAMER WNorA has
arrived at baltimore. where she will be fitted
out for service on the North Carolina coast
Capt. W. S. Simmons has been placed in COM
mand OF the vessel but the rest Of her detail
has not been made. She will 60 into commits
sion in q few weeks
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K~swELL NAMED
YRDNUALMAETsssIwsPo
SWISS-A hardy race. noted for their devotion to
country, their fidelity To every trust and their
s~ervins PERFORMANCE Of every duty.
sTEAM-Ihe great reyclutionist Of the age and the
power that drives American THRIFT and energy 80
far ahead Of the balance Of the globe.
LAUNpRY-The greatest adjunct Of civilization that
hits man above the savage level sna sheds the
THE Mantle Godfrey. who first brought together
n tnsse potential factors. anu VINO 10 deseryedly
THE PLACE-l322 st. w.. near Kbbitt House.
THE TAX-Collars, cents; Cuffs cents each
THE INDUCEMENTS-Fine Work Artistic Finish
Filtered " ater and BRAINS in BUSINESS. o:ss-.w
yAAtkhiSSr INE xIJ FEaT lion wEhTHER rEIII
BILE STRIP MADE. 1T DOES NOT BECOME
HARD. BRITTLE AND UNPLIABLE IN
COLD WEATHER MOB MELT In WARN
WEATHER.
WE ARE ALSO SELLING
AFIRsT-cLAss CLOTHES wRINGER FOB
PERFECTION MEAT CUTTERS. sl.So
EACH.
Mrs POTTS SAD IRONS. 3 IRONS.
HANDLE AND STAND. q 20 PER SET
FULL LINE OF CAkvERs AND TABLE
CUTLERY AT MODERATE PRICES
ALL MkCHAAlCY TOOLS AT kKDUcED
PRlCka
BARBER ROSA
COR. nth AND srs,
OPPOSITE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE
ol6-3m
LACE CURT AIMS
~ cAlled for, taken down and huudxfod WITH
SuPkkIUk FINISH
and delivered as
90 CENTS PEE PAIR
6at1afAceon guaranteed IN svory partxculas
YALB sTEAN LAUNDRY.
b32 10th et. near cor. of y
,Ts!sphoos esii-los2-s.
cK1TIyIcATEs QY STOCK AND
~ CooQuA al meehods Of Pr1nttng an1
tnSnyins a., axDAM LlbktIA
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, s361, 1882; customs, Sl,O6s. .s73.
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The CoNcoRD READY FOR TRrAL.-The new
gun boat Concord having been ready for trial,
the trial board Of which Capt. Silas Corey is
president, has been ordered to meet at Chester.
Pa, November 10 to examine the vessel and
prepare for the trial trip. which will probably
take place about the middle Of next week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~MAsoNIC. "A. SPECIAL, CoMMUNICA.
Sn 81 Se ssa %,so1s B. nsePsh sI lSd kC
dfSFss i By order OF tn; w galley. s.s,...-,'
R~aRAND RATIFICATION MEETING OF
nHs E Ss nsd
proposed 70 make shis the sHEs:. dsmonss1.son q
the kind ever held in Prince Georges. hundred
the speakers Hons Barnes Compton, H. Van I'm 4 Man a.
nius and Other pIgmns1s speakers viii sddrs;s
R~THE FOURTH LARGE VOLUME AND
~ the sixteenth small volume Of the Century
Dictionary. completing $3.50 pages nov ready.
The CENTURY DICTIONARY h.. proved of sr...
n servce S Sn sS and family An etcesns dSfSnary
1t OF Edwards 4 Barnard.
R~I BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
large line OF mantel cabinets 1t reduced prices These
cabinets are in oak. natural cherry. mahosany and
tells This IL good opportunity to cabinet at
ns-6t M. ROCHE 40 La ave. NV
K~N WANT OF FPRIN1INdi
If matter what your business is you save
BYRON s. ADAMS Gs'''''''''
ns-sm sdoor. below Wv y. s. s's Noses es Son.
K~wEATHER REPORT.
Saturday. November 8, 1890.
THE WEATHER TOMORROW Is likely to be fair.
except light rain by Sunday morning no change in
temperature; clearing and cooler during Sunday;
variable winda
UNIONTOwN, ATTENTION.!
nyou want to buy Lumber low.
CAPITOL HILL. LOOKl
To accommodate. you with our sl15
Boards per 100 feet, we have opened
BRANCH YARD and office ut the corner
of 11TH ST. and ST. 8. E, near the
Anacostis bridge.
ns LIBBEY, BITTINGER MILLER
K~v1cToRY rs oUKsl
THE SUCCESS OF THE
MERCHANTS MUTUAL PROTECTIVE UNION
Is wonderful and the collection of bad debts unprece
dented
$4,000 of bad debts settled in three weeks
Join now and receive list of names Of persons who
will not settle give . sstisfsctory reason for not
doing 30 after having been properly notified
J. b BROWN. Manager.
1906 14th ct. nv.
Offices. Room Is Central NationalBank Building.
nS-1m
~ At PATIENTS RESIDENCE.
nS-6" 1402 14th st NV.
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FuEs Funs.
SEAL sACQUEs.
SHOULDER CAPES
LATEST STYLES
IN THE FOLLOWING FURs:
ALASKA SEAL. MONKEY, ASTRAKHAN
BEAVER, WOOL SEAL. PERSIAN LAMB BLACK
HARE, FRENCH SEAL. FRENCH CONEY, NUTRIA
BLACK MARTEN. MINK. DYED OPossUM
KRIMMKR. WHITE THIBET, 80
BoAs, COLLARS AND MUFFs.
FUR TRIMMING
CARRIAGE ROBES AND BLANKEra
CoACHMEN CAPEs
FUR FLOOR RUGS.
FOOT MUFFa
GENTS FUR CAPS AND CoLLARa
GENTS FUR GLOVES AND DRESS GLOVES.
FUR wRIsTLErs
HATS. CANES. UMBRELLAS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
n6-3m 1901 PennA ave.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- St nv RexJ. Z; Mum. psstor;;ooPresch:
p ss shs svnsa, school, IL
E~LNCoLN. MEMORIAL CHURCH RE
Wnarsoa a Enssh Eng sy.nssists Sunday services Q 80
1a. 70
ali. Rsv.Geo. ". Moore. pastor. " It.
81. PAUI's ENGIIsF LUTHERAN
and .na Mornns
Of Ct
E~IsRAEL MKTRoPoLITAN Q. n. 3.
fs..sS'as hs:'
R~STHE TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION WILL
SINbtv hold grand public Temperance meeting on
tns them meeting Vocal and instrumental talent All
st sEs
R~TEMPERANCE MEETING-dOOD TEN
Morrow EVESISa Mr Hol HsEssocs Ana in charge chi % Dr.
Whitney and other speakers ~ill be present Good
k~THE UNION PUBLIC TEMPERANCE
In, meeting ne M in 6 Glabaugh Hall. 1920 14th St
Se sna h s
E~TEMPERANCK MEETINGS IN GEORGE
ossl;5s. >, - S Se public ats Temperance
every sunday pm e aocd asif and
K~NoINS,,P,ARIIsAN ": G; wEEKLY
Day To- It % E1erE sdg
In partisan pa temperance work is earnestly re-
ssussh 411SsH VIM
R~THE KINGS SONS AND DAUGHTERS
session M6s Moysmer eicIe viii hold ts regular
Eastern Presbyterisn Church, stH st bet and ne'
R~sTRAUss CONCERTS.
boy Hss as Albaushs will be open q. 10 To-
E~TtHRIEyTY;EIeHTH TIL yrY5s ANNIVERSARY, OF
Ersf Baptist chuTch iSsh and St.. nW. .is FkI4Af.
Gayss 81 address 5y Rsy Thee
gram. Remember the date. Everybody come. nS-eo4t
R~THE DEACoNEssEs WILL CONDUCT
%sdPFs:S.y snd Wesley Chapel sh
0~A THRILLING LECTURE ON THE LOSS
Lieut. Greeley Lieut. Kenney tone q the ir survie
seTsasss Il i s,sssi si ''' '' on
E FOR
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Offered in Washington
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1t Nos. ia and l116F st. NV
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49, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
E F. BROOKS,
63l 18th ST. NV, CORCORAN BUILDING,
Having purchased the remaining stock of
THE MITCHELL-vANCE CO.
CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS
These supe rior goods offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS, LIBRXRY SLIDER
HALL LIGHTS, GAS BRACKETS,
MOST COMPLETE STOCK SHOWN IN THIS CITY
SELLING AT COST
A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF IMPORTED BRONZES.
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LaWlse Undeubtsdly Beoesa.
ouoAso. Nov. 2-omeial rstsD nsds -
U.A supsrv'sor Siberian make % sppsss -
lse h u raes fr shsEiG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

K<HERE THEY ARE AGAIN.
For the second time we publish list
Of our daily authorized agents In this
city:
JEROME F. JOHNSON.
SANDERS GARLAND,
j. u. NISBET.
6AArL J. KING.
CEAS. l.. GURLEY, Cashier
@. o. WEBSTER, Asst. Cashier.
or course we are willing To buy Life
Insurance from other reputable gents
obtaining parties who prefer policy in
the EQUITABLE, yet the above named gem
uemen ar authorized to solicit and &C.
cept Life Insurance for the Equitable
We make this announcement thus pub
1icly In justice to them and ss an item of
information to the public; also for the
benefit VI those who have been waited
upon by one Of these Ren tlemen and now
have the subject Of q policy under sd-
visement. BDWES 4 HALL.
Equitable life Assurance Society,
1926 st NV
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ment
The New REVENUE STEAMER Wrsos. b..
arrived at Baltimore, where she will be fitted
out for service on the North Carolina coast
Capt: W. s. Simmons has been placed in com.
mand of the vessel but the rest Of her detail
has not been made. She will 20 into commits
sion in few weeks.
The Concord READY FOR TRrAL.-The new
gun boat Concord having been ready for trial,
the trial board. Of which Capt Silas Corey is
president, has been ordered to meet at Chester,
Pa, November 10 to examine the vessel and
prepare for the trial trip. which will probably
take place about the middle Of next week.
The NEW FUE-DoLLAR NorEs.-A small
quantity of the new s5 Treasury notes has been
received at the Treasury Department from the
bureau Of engraving and printing. They bear
vignette of Gen. Geo. II. Thomas. The sl
and IS notes now being printed will be paid
out in the purchase of silver bullion as rapidly
as the supply will permit
The TORPEDO SERvIcE.-The following Off.
GERS of the army have been detailed at Will
let's Point. NY. for instructions in torpedo
service: First Lieut.. Quincy ON. Gilmore,
eighth cavalry: Second Lieut. Alfred N. Hun,
ter, fourth artillery; Lieut. Samson L. Faison.
first infantry; Herman Hall, fourth infantry:
Charles II. Cochran, seventh infantry; Walter
II. Gordon, twelfth infantry; Wm. K Jones,
fourteenth infantry, and James Il. Frer, sew
enteenth infantry.
Promotion IN THE Posr OFFICE DEPART
MKNr.-Capt n. N. Brooks of Virginia has
been appointed superintendent Of foreign
mails in the Post Office Department Capt.
Brooks has been the chief clerk of the foreign
mails Office for several years, and since the
resignation of Nicholas N. Bell, early in the
present administration. has been acting super.
intendent Of that Office.
A MErKoRoLoa1o CLERK wANrKp-A civil
service examination will be held in this citv.
commencing at 8 An. on November II. to an
vacancies in the position of meteoroloQic
clerk, signal Office. The subjects of the exar
ination will be: Orthogrsphy, penmanship,
copying. letter writing, arithmetic. meteorol-
ogy and the use OF meteorological tables
Residents Of the District are not eligible 10 the
examination.
sALARrEs ISsrRAD OF FKra-Mr. Holiday.
the commissioners Of customs, in his annual re-
port TO the Secretary Of the Treasury, makes
the usual Recommendation for an increase of
clerical force and renews the Recommendation
made in former reports that il possible legisla-
tion be had providing for the abolition Of an
fees and commissions and that fixed salaries be
made for collectors Of customs and surveyors
acting - such, and providing an adequate ap-
propriation 10 carry on the business Of collect
ing the revenue from customA
Roa Durx At rHE woRLD's FAn.-Capt Jno.
}. Rogers, quartsrmaster's Department.; Capt
l. a. Il Garde. assistant surgeon; Capt
Wm- L 1srshan, corps Of engineer,
department. have been detailed for dntv
in Connection With The wcgid's CoIum-
bian expodton, and have bseu ordered
% report by letter 70 Nj Clifton Comfy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FOURTH LARGE VOLUME AND
- the sixteenth small volume of the Century
dictionary, completing 4,SS0 pages, now ready.
have used the CENTURY DICTIONARY in my PRO
fession for the months. find its definitions of
Der Of words which have been recently added to
the especially a relating 70 electricity and
1t Patents and Patent Causes.
R-NOv. 8. 1S9O-THE BUSINESS HERETO
- fore conducted by TENNIS IRELAND in
the business herr by dissolved mutual
Miss Ireland will ali bills and collect all
NJ Z IRELAND
n6-3t. M L TENNis
N~sTRAMER LEARY BACK ON NORFOLK
ROUTE
The steamer Leary having been overhauled will re-
sumo her trips to Norfolk on FRIDAY. November :.
The Excelsior. which has been running temporarily,
will be withdrawn n6-3t
K~A CARD
TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
Ihave opened IN office ss
5II nth ST.. BETWEEN AND sTS. NV,
For the conduct Of GENERAL REAL ESTATE
and RENT COLLECTING business, and respectfully
solicit share your patronage and guarantee give
ness placed i'll my hands
Respectfully,
JAMES +. BARBOUR
Telephone. n6-2w
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CHILDREN's HOSPITAL.

1
his institution will receive for grstuitous medical
and surgical ment in its hospital and free dispen
sary INDECENT children under the OF twelve years
without distinction of race, creed.
1he enlargement Of its buildings having lust been
completed the management Is prepared to accom- mo-
date Who for want OF room could not
be admitted.
For admission for treatment in the dispensary ap-
ply at the hospital, ST. between 12th and 18Th sta
NV. ol6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

The NEW FUE-DoLLAR NorEs-A small
quantity of the new s5 Treasury notes has been
received at the Treasury Department from the
bureau Of engraving and printing. They bear
vignette of Gen. Geo. H. Thomas. The sl
and IS notes now being printed will be paid
out in the purchase of silver bullion as rapidly
as the supply will permit
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~ best time to place your order, = . shirt is
be
sne Inder the Of practical and
orders s Win :soTs SSsies s IN
instance en- T.ESP
E-DR. HENRY D: FRY HAS RETURNED TO
rom the ci and in future bis once hour. xill Be
E FIRST PAYMENT-sorH ISSUE
NOVEMBER, 1890.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
Assets S1.155.20s2l.
Once hours from am. 4 80 pm daily. On
the first Wednesday in each month the ofce win be
open from to = O'Clock pm. Advances will be made
open for subscription.
Shares are s2 so per month.
S1.O00sdvanced on each share.
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of
the Association are furnished upon application
THOMAS sOMERvILLE, Prss,t
JNo JOY EDISON. sec'ry. NJ
<~DkA. w. swEDBERa. GRADUATE oNTA.
~ no Veterinary College, desires to MORN
clients and the general puble that ms headquariers
ephone. 1876. ni-1m
K-YoU CAN ALWAYS SAVE MONEY BY
- having your Lstrobes. Furnaces and Range
and rSss M ix aysr to q ss rHs
water back, si5 and upward. Recent inprovements
in store and house. and work shop rear give
aS Pss. .vs g. 'FsHas; T:sDscns sH
E~ssPECIAL NOTICE-HAvE Room FOR
-. hve or SIX horses for the winter best of care
TSad % si4 4si 9th 81. 81 n
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE OF STOCK
stockholders in the Linotype Company Of
ssse,srsnss he,stofo5e ordered by the Company
be m as
are paid at the orlce OF the treasurer GIG l4th
s of fs.ns T. sfs
BY order OF the Board of Trustees
ss;; siss. FRANK SSSSsSS ST il asso
8sloIl CONNECTICUT AVE.
THE FRENCH VOICE.
ONE QUARTER. 20 LESSONS ................... %
A special offer till NOVEMBER 12.
tSee Educational Columnl n6-1w
SICE-COAL-wOOD.
nsi! fds lsTsss Pisss red wagons
saneh sis Pa v ass
TAYLQk As.ssan. secretary naIPs and Treasarsr.
John MILLER, Vice Pres't, in charge Of fuel de-
Ban Bangor Laths as wholesale. =. w,,
6~sPEcrAL NOTICE.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct g. 1890.
By order of the Directors Of the Warrington Loan
and Trust Company special meeting of the Stock
Faulkner Walker in MartinsDurg. v. Va, at l2;:SO
dollars the Of the shares stock ia the Com
itself OF the OF the Of Congress entitled
mortgage and certain other corporatons witSin de-
District Of Columbia g, sPifSyed October I: 1880.
og.le.26.nls4ll President
ErIDEIlGoTE * HSR NasIIasSI.T IRIERSSIT COMPANY
NORTH aSiIIabRy SAIHhHf STREET.
BECOMES suSkfn SHiltA- sss0SS0S3; s3S0Sas EsrArra
RECEIVES Dtfosirs ASas As kEels1A1k H1xrs IoAxa
Eb%fS EbSTS I NxfHfsYS.t 54SKsYS. v,os F..-a.n...
aE2Sas sESsns Y I s.sa3H sosfas 1ssssS.:. sss..,c
tori. Trusss sa .
undertakinss N judicial procsedinsa
Gu.r.nssss shs ndsAv Of salarlsd e0ossa clssks
k.osiss. %sssy on dspoat sus,sss 70 ehsck and Il.
re ns.l dsps.lofY foe Court snd fT1es fusdS
meeego Eeosoe sor Exeout0g1v A6mints4ratoRa
SooLx Sxorr.
0saesnl Agsn1n
ol9-seem go lSeh q Nv.
VIII plsase taks nosier t6ss ksso Tsnovo1
= ossjass,ns aes PcF16F, E a E e2fS 81 sSs:2ss -
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
HALF RATES TOR VOTERS VIA
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The PCnnsyiNRniR Railroad Com.
pany announces that. commencing
to-day Rnd continuing until October
n. round trip tickets will he sold Co
all prominent points Ia ONO, IN.
diana. Michigan ana Illinois, In.
cIuding the city OF ~. Louis. at
one limited fare for the round
trip, valid for return trip until
November 10. 1890. Express trains
equipped with Pullman sleeping
ears leave Washington, a. and a.
station, Tor the principal points in
i'e West nc 1880, a. M, $50. sI0.
and 40 .. m. The magnificent equip
mcnt Of these trains, their speed and
safety, renders the PeunsyIVRnIa
route the most desirable means OF
reaching all points in the West
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
HIS MARITAL WOES
Mr. Myers Asks for Divorce on
Statutory Grounds.

hr. Myers Asks for Divorce on
Statutory Grounds
Ellis G.. Myers, through his attorneys,
Cook Il Sutherland, to-day filed bill
for divorce from his wife, Frauzonia NJ.
Myers. They were married at Christ
Church. IN this city, by Rev. Mr.. An.
drews, in 1888, and have had one child.
The petitioner states that they lived
happily together until 1889. when his
wife ceased to be dutiful and faithful.
lie Is an employe OF the Government
Printing Office, and during lis absence
az work his wife received a spirl;uallst
called Professor s.. Clair at their home,
s27 Fourth street, and tie petitioner
charges committed adultery with him.
In January, 1890, she pretended to at.
tend a dancing school. but Instead went
elsewhere with corrupt companions.
lie charges that she has been crlmi.
nally intimate with a number Of men,
aud treated him In such a manner that
he was compelled to leave their home.
His wife, he says, obtained a position
In the Census Office through official 10.
iluenCe, where she stlll remains, re-
ceiving a salary OF $50 month He
also charges that she has acted with
great cruelty toward their child. and Is
an utterly unfit person to have charge
Of the child
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
GONE TO REAP BIS REWARD.
Dcath OF tho Assistant Pastor Of Sc
AIOvafuar

Death OF tho Assistant Pastor OF St.
Atoysius'
The venerable Father Wniam r.
Clarke assistant pastor of 81. Alovsius'
Church. died 40 1880 O'Clock last
night after q two weeks illness of
typho malarial fever lie was thought
TO be convalescinr, but yesterday after
noon a change for the worse took place
He had not been well since his acci
dent ten months ago when he was
thrown from q carriage and severely
injured
Father Clarke was born in this city
in 1915 AT the age of IL years he en-
tered GEORGETOWN College, and In 1892
graduated with high hOnOrs. lie was
% oldest living alumnus of the insti-
iution. After leaving college he en-
fGCd the Society of Jesus and in 1912
was ordained priest His first charge
was 40 st. J1scph's Church. Baltimore
Where he remained until 1851 lie was
-lJally interested iu The educational
work Ui the parish Tie lefi>t Joseph's
Church fo become the president of
IufoIa COLLEGE which position he filled
fUr period of two years, when he was
mar siguCd % The presidency Of Gouzaga
Col rEe in this city, when 10 was located
on i street a year later he returned
20 Baltimore and became pastor Of
st. Ignatius Church, remaining there
until iSSS, when he returned to Wash.
ington and was installed assistant pastor
Of St. Aloysius lie was an eloquent
and forcible pulpit speaker. and his
sermons were always listened TO with
undivided attention.
The funeral will probably take place
on Monday from st. Aloysius Church,
and intcrment will be made In the GENE
tery at Georgetown College.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
Union veterans' entertainment.

The first Of Its series Of entertainments
was given last night by Hancock Com
mand, No. / Union Veterans Union
at Grand Army Hall. the attendance be.
ing large. Colonel Commanding Finn
delivered an address, followed with
singing by the Union Veterans Union
quartette. a recitation by George b.
Fleming elected a recall, and he re
sponded with an original poem entitled
"A Soldier Brave Miss Carrie Brook.
field played a piano solo and Charles S.
West gave some comic songs Little
Nora Terrence sang TO the piano accom-.
panimont of Miss May Lewis. There
was a drill by the Carberry Cadets, a
ballad by Mrs Phillips and rccitatious
by Miss Carrie Sibley and Comrades
Dinsmore, Daley and Southwick, the
pleasures Of the evening concluding
with hop.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
wrightis Champion

Wright the New Yorker, easily cap
tured the tennis championship yester.
day by defeating McCawlry Ia the
third game Of the tournament by ;.
II is expected the tournament will De
completed to-day. Following Is the
summary Of yesterdays play
Finals, championship Wright beat Ne
CaWley the thiId sett rs ,lirst aud second
setts, played Thursday, $500.
Consolation-Byrues beat Painter, %,
o.
Open dOubles-McCawle and Davidson
heat Peter and Peter, 6-2, G-i Thomson
and Beach beat Wright and Billings, 2G,
rs, G-3
District doubles-Peter and Peter beat
Metealf aud Davidson, o, il-g, G-3
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
5z!IEf:4: !1iE:!if:1i5l \! e =. !
MISSION WORKERS
An Organization That win Hold an
Anniversary Meeting To- Morrow.

An Organization That VIII Hold an
Anniversary Meeting Morrow.
The sixth anniversary meeting Of the
Central Union Mission will be held to-
morrow evening at $50 o'clock at the
First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and O
streets The annual report shows that
the expenses Of the mission have
amounted to $391j OG. The building
fund aggregates, IN cash and pledges,
353iO65. During the year $50 relg.
ious services have been held, G37 persons
converted, and meals, lodging aud EN-
ployment furnished to 2,SgS persons
The following persons constitute the
building committee.
J. G.. Kimban, chairman: A. J.. Swart-
won't, secretary; 4. a. Harding, treasurer:
R 2. Leighton, p IL Warner. william
Belden Noble, a. s. Caywood, A. s. Pratt,
s. W. Woodward, George Ryucal, ir, a. l..
Johnson, 7. = Saum. A. j. Briep. r IT.
T. Leopold, J J Darlington, Maior George
A. Hilton, j. H. Hitchcock. George ".
Wheeler, a. A., Robbins, W. G.. Tyler, r..
d. Bailey, r S. Foster, q. b. Brown r. G..
Severance and George W. HavclL
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
nsaln II a M..LIncLanI,n

Dr. +. Tucker Blake, the son Of the
late DT. John B Blake died on Thurs
day afternoon in Baltimore County. MI.
His remains viii be brought o. this CilV
and inleTGd AZ Oak Hill Cemetery this
afternoon. Dr. Blake vas about 55
years Of age graduated by GeoTgeJ0gn
College, and studied medicine under DIT.
PauC0ast Of Philadelphia He travelled
extensively 10 Europe and attended The
famous medical schools Of France and
Germany.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
Eecaua HaIIaII0u DAM

A large number Qf spectators Wit-
re-sld lbe exhibition drill of thc second
Battalion iu rs 8ruory at the Centre
Market last night The movements
ci ibg meu were executed iu very
satisfactory uaBHer. aud Major Bracket
expressed himself as well pleased HIlh
fI. rrfH
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
Lennn nnt nrnns.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat aud bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops
For pneumonia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops
For consumption and catarrh take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation
Sold by druggists. 25 cents per bottle.
Prepared by II. Mozley, VI. D., Atlanta, Ca.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
Catarrh Curssf.

A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that lOaths0me disease, CatarFh, aud
yainly trying every known remedy, at last
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. ANY sui
fereT from this dreadful disease sending
a selfaddressed stamped envelope 70 Pro
fessOr J. A. Lawrence, IS Warren street,
New York, will receiys the recipe free Of
charge
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
IndIcIed IN nIeamr-

The grand Jury yesterday among
other bills Of indictment returned one
against Thomas J Sweeney for big
amy, ia which il is alleged that on Nav
s, lsss, Sweeney married Mary II.
Anderson with whom be lived until
May 26 1880, when he married Annie
a. FeTgusnn.