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The daily critic., 1890-11-20
KENSINGTON PARK,

Formerly Knowles on the line Of the Metro
pultan Branch OF the b. 3 %. H. h.
The Most Beautiful Place Of Residence About
the City Of " ashingtun-
The lots at Eeusingtou Park are being sold
rapidly. Many Of our best citizens have taken
two or more. WhYf Graded and maczdAn-
ized street-, paved cutters board slaeW y tlAs,
trees and tree boxes on every Tot aud une
residences are evidences Of peruaneuqy aud
stability. Among recent purchasers are b
H. warner, who has taken eighteen lots and
e now erecting 500 house. which viii be
q hne addition 70 the many beautiful resi-
dencus there; Mr. Dubois, tie well known
patent attorney, has purchased niteeu lutsi
tWQ lots; Ar. Irqezdcll, seven LOTS y, 4 Gil
bert e IL. Wolfe, ID z Mitchell W. Z,
Morgan and many others MT McCun As, Lhe
well kuuWu and popular druggist Of this city.
Wili shortly build q drugstore at the Park
The contract has bteu given tor the erection
Of a beautiful depot az The Park,
Parties buying ~ helzlugtuu have positive
Wll aecpluplial WGeu comllneQ shtA De con
trlbuttd % Lle success OF bennington and
bring r. 10 the llunt rauk gl All suburban
places
a. Ole rent paying people ana those having
. IeW dollars % pare each month sc would
saw lust q word Don't let another week pass
over our heads Wi1 out seeing keusilstQu
for safe ana good Investment without de-
lay. CAN ~ see us az once. Get llckets ana
E1 out 10 kenslugt9u. lots at am prices irQm
$3.50 up o. 500, Size Qf lots from 5000 feet %
lGlll square feet, Buy on the ground uour.
Polite statesmen VII accompany parties l1
Ben siuEtau-
f Tran ulrtatl1u free
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
WHAT IRISH DELEGATES SAY.
~ ls Necessary That Parneit should
Retain the Leadership.

10 Is Necessary That ParnetI should
Retain the Leadership.
New YoRK, Nov 20.-Mr. T. z.
Gill, VI. p, when asked what the
effect Of the Parnell scandal would be
on the public mind 10 England aud
Ireland, replied II think that over
there the loalbsome character Of Cap.
tain O'Shea and the true facts Of the
case, which were not brought out AZ
the trial, are 50 well known that
the impression produced on pub
lie opinion is very different
from what the cablegrams to
this side would indicate. II Is well
known that the same parties who were
interested IN getting up the Times
commission are at the back Of this case.
and the attacks OF the Tory papers
are exactly what the same papers
would have written had Dick PigDtt
succeeded In proving his furruries
BUFFALO, Nov. 20.-Me,s-s D.lnr
and o Brivn say that as indivi Iul.
they stand firmly for Mr. Ptrurl,. Js
litviug an alteration In the leadership e.
the present time would be disH-.rrut
They will not return untii thrv u..
through here, which will be- abpl' Iu.
time Parliament meets. "a Jinutey ur
February
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
HOTEL ARRIHALS.

NsFapa4igH-C J. sutliT aud wife. Lock
port y. y Mrs. g.. l.. Carver. sharon,
Fa.; John M- buWan, Richmond, Va. l. ".
Williams, baltimore
National ". g. Sears, Eagle Rock, Va /,
Alfred %. Jaeger, NeW York. E 81. Jones AMI
vile, Corning, y T.. a b. Brant aud q. A.
sliuk, Atiiga, Ohio.
ST. Jaues-N. TomouaH auI ". f..
Hoover, New York; g.. n. wilkins aud
wife, Massachusetts, j NJ, Alexander aud
William B. Alexander, baltimore; Charles
Leedom and wife, Philadelphia; o. y.
richardson aud wife, High Point, \. c.
T. II. Mud, Newark; l.. -. Howard, COlum-
bus, Ohio; Charles n. 1rOmmer aud wife,
Camden. y. 3.
WN4rFs-J. stiuer and Benjamin Hill
ton, NtE York; r. NJ. Myerheer and wife,
Cleveland; j. J.. Pease, Louisville, Ky; r.
B. Paul, Cincinnati; George ID. Barnard
and George ". Iausig, 81 Louis
Riggs-H. g. DObls, Virginia. +. NJ
Corbett. New York; Miss BHee. PhiIadel-
phia, X. Pitcher Woodward aud r. H.
Tomphiusi New York,
lre1rts's-G ". Minister aud wife. j..
Woods New York.
Horulsys-s stephen g Clarke aud c.
King, New York.
Sh0Tsham - James J Ray. Pittsburz;
harly- D. Locke, New York. Mr ana Mrs
j. HuTd Hutch us, Boston. q. de Ceder-
CTautZ, >suua.
arlington George y. Reed. O. s. ".
John H- Eggers and wife, H s. Wright,
New York. Millard Hunsker, Pitt7burg,
keginall Blake, Brooklyn ~. F. Fisse,
81. Louis
Aus- iss B Peck, 81 Louis. Miss h.
h. Hlilru ana Miss M A. Bisbee. Boston.
AHaaaHf- Herbert r. Moore. Leonard
town, Sid. NTs Henry Balou aud Miss
J aern, GuzhtB, n. ~ T. a. Davis am 4
ife, Montreal
Eb5It-J. Williams Ashemau, London.
Eng. y A. Brown, Charles E. Jennings
" Nm- ID. Allan, j. i. easier III ~ COndit
and Wm. r. Hawkins, Boston, A. y Gardi-
neT, DanielsFille- Conn Claude Wluett,
BTo0hlyu.
Hsfsl JsbaFss-N r. smith. New York.
,. r. Van Hook and &. B Fine, PbiI4IeI-
phia. Joseph SlntauO, EeW IBrb Captain
p NcCTaekeu and N. H iluraamp- EreI-
erichsluTg hA
Gadf,Es-L. T. Polls. North Carolina
EIU ard Rhine. NeU 9rh.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20

be -aa r...r. ID. has nl r'cn., .,E
every IiHar candidate in England
scotland and Wales to fight with the
weight rr bis disgrace u1o1 Gem.
which So N.'' Pee ra. ,.rv for Them a
assume owing 90 taa close a''t
ouaa existing between the Uf,h H.na
RUsr, arH tNa English RIaUs."
And Nes-rs ntto> O'BWsv s. C5
viii soon have t1 choose between Pant
SELL auj the large and constantly
increasing British contingent Fl-lBe--
more the Irish rcrp themselves VIII
rot uphold Nr P,nNEri Do th present
attitude Of his ease If the Irish have
one characteristic which. above al
.ih,r. distinguishes Them. 10 The
faithful and rIio- practice %. Hu
virtue which Nr pNvElf seems 1
lave waufni'y lrJpsr-i.'auly uei
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
ROSES on LOVE

Though srt pause IS raI- small grassy
mound
Gsmmed airh fgr-setme-uot zlaiaeeI
IS trees
By -alr ralu- ug.srea=I. swept HE gla -a
Hr-aLe-
Ana orer which alri ua.ss lu masle sg-aI
Ier vl Eaae uat lere-u9t under
ground
Rests rle lugeeat aa.I whom Memory
Memory u4le aasa Hg love. laaar than
fL1se
Fair scenes 81 earn ars .lgsa Ias -ls lls
f.lUl
Hlr Fheu up1H her grave cast q rose.
AglAlEz. iu -l4- pure world where -a-
Is bless
a heavenly blossom into being pHuzs
Ie- t-uEeI Hitl slueUllt mgulL ana she
EUuHe
Ilat some 1ue- sllI ll mortal szruslt5
dressed
Seeks M remembrance tar9lga ear-l's
plresE hinge
Jsaa Haafiaf a L.gflstfa
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h GOOD
Elhacf from sI, United Sfaiss Senator \
ffoCIrs gDs1eh al Iffdatg.

Egbaci from sI United States senator Nor
moods Spsdch az dNdAta.
Now, who is Mr.. Pat Calhoun We
know who be is. A gentleman. A
Of ability. But what Is heg ask.
Where do you end himg You dnd him
nearly at the head Of one Of the great.
est n.ouopolies in The United States.
lCheering and applause You fnd
him IN charge of 1900 miles OF railroad
lContinuod applausel which, like the
,CtaIus with its venomOus head resting
upon the mountain top. stretches It's
tcntaCuliiorous shape through the
South and sucks the life blood OF its
people. Tremendous cheering
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
.PIero da CastIgIione. .

The spirit Of this new poem by Stuart
Slerne Miss Gertrude Bloede) is so lofty
and pure that II is not pleasant task to
point out faults In II. says the Literary
World. But the author locates the
story, which includes the mission of
SayonsTola, and the public Offering OF
''yanities, al Rome. SavOnarola, as is
known, resisted the uTgencies Of Pope
Alexander, who wished 10 call him 20
Rome, and remained IN Florence. Near
Miniato, maTtyred- d-socording 10 le-
gerd-under the city walls. Thus
CuIi0u, local cOnfusions appear 10
SuaT SleTne's poem.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
NOT ON THE BILLS

Cal Mccarthy, the BAntanl- " Ell ght
Fighter, Creates = sensation.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 20-Cal Mccarthy,
the bantam weight fighter, created a
scene at the Eighth-avenue Theatre
last night. When George Dixon was
announced as the champion" Ne.
CsTlhy walked upon the stage
and addressed the audience dis
putting the title and Offering 10 meet
Dixon a any time for any amount
In the absence Of his manager Dixon
could do nothing, simply SAYING he
would satisfy Mccarthy.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Schools for Mexican women

The President Of the Republic of
Mexico has promulgated decree pro-
viding for normal school for women
teachers in the City Of Mexico. The
course Of instruction will extend over
four years, and the plan Of study Is very
thorough. The instruction is free, aud
In addition eighty Of the pupils may
receive from the government a sufficient
allowance for their maintenance, as a
reward for application and talent
Those receiving this special aid must
contract 10 teach for three years in the
federal district or 10 the territories Of
I,epic or Lower California.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
CHAEGED WITH MlLPaLCiIC .
\ Prominent Physician In Helena,
Mont, Under Arrest

4 Prominent Physician In Helena,
Mont, Under Arrest.
HELENA, MoNT, Nov. 2O-A sonsa.
tlon was created here last night by the
arrest OF Dr. f. s. Kellogg. one Of the
most prominent physicians in this city,
on the charge Of having committed an
abortion upon Lizzie Mccartney.
daughter Of prominent farmer Of
Deer Lodge County. The officers claim
10 have proof that Kellogg has
maintained house for this
purpose. and that score of
such cases were treated during the past
year. the girls coming from all portions
Of the West. Kellogg Is prominent In
medical and social societies.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Army and NarF Nets.

Secretary Tracy has appointed Shell
don @. Evans an assistant surgeon in
the Navy
Major Gerald Russell, Fifth Cavalry.
L. $. A. has been found incapaCitated
for service by an Army retiring board.
The Navy Department has been ia.
formed Of The arrival 10 day Of the Bal
timOTe al Naples.
Gunner Joseph smith Z S. ~ has
been placed on the retired list
Lieuleuant Z III. Stevens has been
detached from the Vermont
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
a HUSBANDS REVENGE
Hov wiiuam Eurr Cot Even wtth Gty
Engineer WelIs


Engineer Wells
ErWINGroN N. j.. Nov 2).-The
a--duous attentions of Bayard Wells Of
Camden Pennsylvania Rdlroal en-
-u..r 20 the pretty wife of William
Hwror West Erogd street. culminstei
m sensational scene Tucsl0y af the
BONE of the wife Wells. vino knew
nuu ard his wife before they were mar.
r,d. frequently visited them here, and
tIe train passed their house every morn
irr. As the whistle blew aud The bell
rang DIE pretty face uf Mrs. Burr 40
reared REGULARLY in The door 20 greet
him Often ihe uain would stop at the
uaItrmuk ar the house. and on these
cccasi.us q pleasant interview would
take place
This f,ierdship e Is alleged by Burr.
tiItu,d iifO ullle Intimacy bet iveen
lie twN. 0td some weeks ago he left bis
Young wife after dcnmncjng her and
Wells for their alleged wrOngd )iuE
Wells continued his visits t1 the WON ~,
aId they we've seen on The streets by
Burr az niEht stroiling along like lovers
The outraged husband fastened tO
Can i,u, told Mrs Wells of her hps.
bands conduct and advised her 10 fol
low him 20 this city when he went away
from home on pretended business.
Tuesday morning Wells made elab1.
rate preparations. and told his wife he
was bound for a cunning trip Mrs
Wells followed on the next train, hired
a hack. drove 10 the Burr residence. aud
found her lord MP ~ his eyes in the
hurry burly Of moving Mrs Burr to
Camden
What ure you doing here?' she
cried is this the wav you go gun
nine? You viii 60 right home with
me, or I will find means TO make YOU,
she continued. growing more enragei
The husband meekly allowed himself to
be led of bv his triumphant wife, Mrs
Burr went on with her moving, and has
left fol Camden.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
MISS BAYAED-s INSTITUTE,
Narwafz Conn.

A Home school for Girls and Young Ladies.
Number 1f boarding pupils limited 70 twenty.
Excellent advautages IN Music, Art ana the
language, Gymnasium Pleasant gr0auds.
HeultLluI location. Pupils boarded through
the summer mouths. Board, washing aud
tuition IN the English branches, 500 p1r
scholastic year, send for circular.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
An AncIent Nnin Nm InndI.

4 member Of the British South Afri-
can Company reports the discovery OF an
ancient ruin IN Lundi Mashonaland, Of
which the race there now has no record.
II was tlere when their forefathers
came TO the country. II Is a circular
and massive building with walls Of
wrough stone, 10 some places ten feet
thick. II Is supposed 10 be a fort
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Wsal % naIId . school.

Bids we're opened by the Commis-
sioneTs 10 day for the construction Of a
tWO-st0ry eight room school building
on Thirleenth street, between v aud w
northwest The bidders were James
J.. Parsons, S27 .045i d. Dunn S25.-
500 w 4 Garrison, f29 000 John H
Hewlett SO 1Q0s John Humphrey,
SEQ 53i John H Bird 827 300
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Butler GetlI1g BETTER.

James ID Butler the Navy Depart
meHt clerk who was stabbed several
times by Thomas H Tate, ou Pennsyl-
vauia avenue yesterday morning. Is
much improved Tate appeared IN
court tbis afternoon aui waived pre-
iminaTy eEamiulli0u and bis father
furnished q $500 bond Tor appearance
before the grand Jury
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Fsignsd EmolIon.

From ne h0sfoR lfdHscriHH.
A sensational preacher died some
years ago Often IN the excitement Of
his preaching he would work himself up
20 such a degree that he would occa
sinDally shed tears, which had a great
effect on his congregation. After his
death his sermons were examined by
his executors. and il was frequently
found in some Of his most exciting pas
ssges that be had inclosei in brackets
The words cry here,
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
AT ths aoFIdrs FaIr.

TEis morning Messrs. M ri. PARKER.
r. kuJZ Johnson and Alexander ID.
Anderson representing the Board of
Trade bad 40 interview with the Com
missi0Eers t9 urge upon them 20 recon
mend 10 Congress he appropriation Of
500 600 for the District exhibition at
ILe M Mgrld's Fair
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
More steam EngInssr. For the Navy.

III" "'N"''' - = '''""'" = y -" ~ =
Engineer In Chief Melville Of the
Navy will recommend In his report the
increase Of the force Of steam engineers
10 400. The force now numbers 202
A law passed some ten years ago re-
quires the reduction OF this force to 40.
Congress will be asked TO repeal this
law and authorize the additional force
made necessary by the new war vessels
constructed aud constructing.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
IPartlcuInrIr the Latter.

Prom ne LO'tFriHe C0uTitr-}Ourndi.
II interviews be true the Republican
leaders are engaged in a great search
for the causes Of Tuesdays revolution.
They should not be hard to find, and we
think that they will discover them In
the following five constituent elements
Of the Republican party The McKiu.
ley tariff, the Force bill, the pension
enormi,y, the burlesque census, utter
WOrthlosenpes
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
INSTITUTE
Laucaster, Pa

The Rev, MONTGOMERY R. HOOPER, 81.
A., Head Master. Four boys received as
members Of the head masters family. Al
present there are two vacancies. Mr.. Hooper
has sent boys 70 Harvard, Yale, Princeton.
Coluu bla, LchiEh, Amherst Trinity, West
Point, Annapolis, 6c., and has not had a can
date for admission rejected.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
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 viii be foaud
in the second edition Of Miss Aiksn's pam
phlet on Concentrated Attention" row
ready for sale Al Breutan0's, 5Uulon square.
New York
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
she wouIdn't Break a set
From ne Yap Yoyt H.yaii

FIUNI HI0 NsI TUX IT7FHTN-
Darling, just want one kiss
She tindlgBantly)-If that's all you
want you shan't have II.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Beats Arithmstic.

EI.Il AlT. .ss.E aI-IF-
Ieacher-lf you bad a suit Of clothes
and some one should give you another
how many would yol have
Willie Slims0u-Oue
Teacher-N0w Willie h1W % y3u
make that QUIZ
Millit-Ny liIle brother Blbbie
would have the other
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
UpeomplaininF

lhg lot ~ man Is lar more Just
Within The gTeat side realm Of time
Than is believed by mortal dust
OR sung upon Re feeble rhyme,
-H. III. Hursasr.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
ELLIS COLLEGE FOR woaEN.
Aurora, oayusa Lake. n. Z.

Three fun courses Of study. Location
beautiful aud healthtul. A refined Christian
home. ReW building ready next September.
session begins SEPTEMBER 10, isg0. send
for catalogue.
Z. S. FRISBEE. ID. D.,
Priugius1
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
LADY ROsEBERRY'S DEATH.
The Mistress Of NsntmoFe, RothschIId',
Splendid Legacy.

The Mistress Of Msntm0Fe, RothschtId's
Splendid Legacy
Lady ROseberry, wife Of Lord Rose
berry, the we'll known Liberal statesman.
who died yesterday morning IN Paris,
as announced in THE Critic, was the
only daughter Of the late Baron Never
de liOthsehild, and was married 10 Lord
ROsebeTTy on March 20, 1878.
On the death Of her father IN May,
1874, Miss Hannah de ROthschild in
beTited a personal fortune which has
been yaTiOuslY estimated al from SI5,-
600 900 70 10000 600 and her annual
income was placed az from $500 600 t0
5 O0O, 900 Lord R0sebeTTy had been
a fItquent visitor Al MentmOTe. even
before Baron Meyers death. and the
annuuT e mtnt, a few years later. of
his heiIolhal 10 Miss Rothschild was
not a matter Of surprise
Ibeir marriage took place on March
20, ISIS, al Christ Church, Mayfair. IN
Down street. PiCcadilly. When thus
married The COustess Of RlsebeTry was
about - years Of age but she was
never the social success she might have
been thereafter she was Of the fair,
laBguid type, and quite abnoFmallY =
stout for her age Although distinctly
intelligent and most kind aud good
nauTed 10 heart She vas quite deficient
In the mysterious ART Of leading general
conversation and az official receptions
her manner failed 10 meet the require
meuts of high social distinction Be
sides this fact her marriage vas the
first lhat bad ever taken place between
d peer a Great Britain and a lady Of
the JeRi ISL faith.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
H.rE VIZ

from Huasg Hsfkg
What have sou been doing this
morning, ScFibuler asked Cyuicus
Hack work only, replied Scribuler
Your face shows a. Do you always
shave youIselI.'
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
INGALLS, AND DANA

There seems Go We no reason why the
story anrres.ir. Senator TNeNrI- ani
the New Nulk sH should not have
81 me foundation of truth Should the
kausae LEGISLATURE finally e0uoula m
Keep Mr. INeAIIs at home auJ Gill; Ur
siiempt 90 900. bis place in The Senate
wiiha new man. what were more natural
and proper than That the Sun should
rrdgavar t0 secure his brilliant talents
t0 add Co the already dazzling galaxy
,f lbs editorial staff The country will
not take kindly io the thought of losing
touch with so interesting a mlu as
lNoArrs. If De is to- disappear from
The august arena 0t me Senate. which
De has done sd much t1 rescue from the
l'oom of sUlemuiy. then the people of
gl sections and ,f every political de-
Itmit alton will demand that he be
RESTORED To- them in some new and, if
possible. still more intimate rgla-
iior. There would be no special In
Concruiiy in Mr. INcAIGs' writing
for the Sun He and Mr.. DANA do
not greatly disagree upon any mate.
rial question lie may not be quite 81
radical a protccliuuist ms DANA, but he
will DO Neither IS he go absolute a
spokesman, but the two could work 10.
ltthor pleasantly enough for all that
They are 10 perfect accord as regards
NJ. ltEELkNu both hating ard fear
irg him almost TO frenzy and they
could meet In exquisite fraterni on
the common ground of machine
politics and fair distribution
az political pluuder Possibly,
after year or two 10 New York, Mr.
INoALrs would accept Mr.. DANAs esd
mate OF Tammauy as the most perfectly
equipped party engine on earth, and
imbihe all Mr.. DANA's views as TO the
folly and wickedness Of cndesvoriur
t1 sCcDu plish results through honest
rtdlar.0iD sCtn nci,s Such. at least,
8. doubtless Mr. DANhs expectation,
ud such ibr estimate upon which hr
la.t- his desire 10 have Mr. lNcNLas
r bis right hand In tis
n,t hypothesis we do NOT Her.g,
l,.t,yiup itto he unlikely that 20 intel
hUuul q man as lNeAILs could jeclint
uIuu SD low sclleot motive an a "a
t,ayur bu, We do recognize many
oluts Of ,ontact between the two men,
aud we are quite sure that the Stg
would be rendered an the brighter aud
stronger aud more enjoyable boy the ad-
dilion Of that skilful hand aud brilliant
mind.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
and LiylHE oa AZ.
FI03 Ll9H

p a4Ha Aa8als
Johnson-ls Brown q successful busl-
ness man
Bronson W ell, / should think So
That man must be al least 500 600 IL
dehf
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
nos % His List o. Gsms.

Bismarck has 1Q3 decorations, not
counting he black eye giyen HIN b.
he young Emperor
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Lifs's HuiIdiDg

Souls are buill as temples are
Every hftle lelps Cue muel5
Every careful, careless touch
Adas charm or leaves 2 scar.
-sulH Co1 iJf.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
JOHNS COLLEGE.
Annapolis. Nd.
T rNDEN SEMINARY,
Lititz Pa

A school for young girls and young ladies,
al Lititz, Lancaster County, Pa. gsth year
A safe, comfortable school home; thorough
methods; careful oversight of the Individual
pupil; advanced courses Of study very pleas
ant location; steam heated. SEQ per year.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20

All TuoUGHTFUL and patriotic cit
ileus will echo our hope that the Dem
ocratIc majority 10 the next House DO
not contemplate the unseating Of Mr.
RAID, or of any other Republican Rep
Testntailye who has been el, ,rted on the
face ~ the returns The Republicans
made several mistakes of that sort
curing the last session aud the country
has given It's verdict In the premises Why
should the Democrats repeat the very
acts which they denounced 80 loudly as
outrageous and revolutionary II Is
true of one party as well as Of the
other, that The people see 10 II simply
90 instrument for the realization OF
such ends as they approve. Neither Of
these parties owns the county aud
neither can afford 10 abuse the power
Conhded 10 t. The Democrats will do
much better 20 avoid the excuses
against which they have just success
fully appealed The same popular re
luke that has restored them 10 power
viii again depOse them If they err.
Their one hope lies 10 convincing the
people that they are wiser and more
patriotic than their adyersaries.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
on LUEEs SCHOOL
= Busaetou. near Fulalslglla. Pa.

Eustlstoul near Philadelphia, Pa.
A hish-class school Exceptionally health
fuI location. Delightful surroundings, Doing
good WOrk. Prepare or ans college OF b9si-
Heas Boys sent this gear 70 Yals, Harvard
and Princeton. Special care of yuupEer boys.
Number limited
CHARLEs q srROur
Principal
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
a BABY shaken Reed
Fr1u ne Rome Sci

IF1lu me- Rome atAtiHsl
The Reed may Dot have been shaken
by The wiud IN Maine but the rest Of
NE county has given him The shake.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
TWtB FsTf0rmaneas.

The Republican majority IN the
lower House Of COngress vanished as
quickly as the great surplus that Cleye
land lefL
The daily critic., 1890-11-20

UJEDIsFaTCHEs I0 DAE represent Nr.
nuLgy and he other Irish patriots
Ioa collecting campaign money 10 this
country as insisting that Dir PAHELL
should Do. resign The leadership Of he
party ID couseQu Of the @ .SHEA
scandal It seems however that the
friends 1f ths Irish Gauss % EaglanI
10 nOt share MS FleW The Paa Az4
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men. II means a complete and perfect
victory In 1892.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20

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