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The daily critic., 1890-11-21
National Union.

Capital City Council Of the National
Union was instituted last evening at
Baum's Hall. corner Of East Capitol and
Fourth streets, bv Friends Brian.
Tracy and Dierken, with the following
officers. President. w. II Collins; vice.
president. y Walter Cooksey. speaker
w II. Landvoiet. eN president, l.. f..
Iusby: secretary, A. II Taylor, iiuan-
cia secretary. II q. Simons. treasurer
Frank Piizer, usher, Alex. Douglass;
chaplain, w r. Chipley; sergeant al.
arms, George A. Cross. trustees, A..
Girouard J L. Kennedy, Richard
Rothwell delegates to cabinet, W H..
Collins +. J Randolph, A II Taylor.
delegate TO fratcrnal beneficial socie-
ties &. A Uofheins.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
An oId rhler Ina New Role.

Some days ago Mrs George u. vii.
son. who lives on G. street, near Twenty.
first, missed a diamond pin valued at
$500 A young Colored man giving the
name OF Williams. who was employed
rs a servant in the house, was yesterday
afternoon arrested on suspicion He
was taken to Police Headquarters aud
questioned by Detective Carter. but he
positively denied the crime. Williams
requested that the detective send word
home to his mother that he was ar.
rested. When Mr. Carter learned his
mothers address he at once said Your
name Is William Bellows, aud YOU are
under indictment for stealing $3.50 from
your former employer. Robert McGill. "
So Bellows was turned over to the Dis.
irict Attorney. and will have TO stand
trial on the old charge.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
FleLDENS FOUL BLOW
The Prize Fighter Uses Loaded Cane
Instead oT Hts Ii.ts


Joe Ticldcn the prize fighter is be.
ing looked for by the police a war
rant was issued yesterday afternoon
charging him With an assault upon
Henry NcCcuey
The assault was committed in Hum
phrcys saloon on Wednesday even
ing FieldCn, McCencv anil q number
of other friends were drinking at the
bar McCenCy, who had recently in
hciilCd considerable money. was foot.
ing The bills and was considerably uu.
der The influence ot liquor
Some words passed between him and
liCldcu, and the latter struck NcCeney
"a powerful blow on the head with z
loaded cane. Ills own friends who
were with the prize fighter criiicise his
actions and say that if he had any occa.
sion whatever to hit NcCeuey he should
have done sn with his fist The affair
was hushcd up al the time but Officer
Weldon. on whose beat IL occurred.
heard Of Il yesterday and sworc out the
warrant against Eiclleu
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
rA1rrnnns.
Ralfimnre & ohio RaiIroad.
sehcdnle ln ef-ccI NovemIer 30. -.

ehAiNNANi.N ilL AlANAN aNA fNNlt'Nt ANf A.''aa
Lave Washington from station corner of
New Jersey avenue and q street.
Fon CHctco and Northwest, Nestiluled
limited express daily ll.a0 m, express
$50 p M
ron CiSct>NArt. ST. Louis and Indauapo o.,
express daily, 3 30 and 1880 m
For PiTT-EJrC and Cleveland, express daily,
Tor F2IyeTox ana points in the sbenadoah
valley. fio.40 q m.
For wtycursrrn and way stations. $3.50 pm.
For lJHAy, Is 50 pm.
90. so, rs 90 35 minutes $50. o s., 100,
d2 % 45 minutesl. m, 1910, 2.t5, 2 -, @ D.,
f5minutesI, 25. 25, $50. 500, IS minutesl,
and i12o pm. sundays, q 05, 7eo. 80, 8 81.
9t5 a m. G2OO. f5-miuutes), 5 Oo, rs, 80,
3.sJ $50 SEQ 81 minutes). 5.o5 tO1, G15,
ESQ. 131, 900 10 80, tt30 i'm.
Fou WAY STATIONS between Washington and
Baltimore. SEQ. Gt5 g 80 m. i2. 10. 3. .. 8 30.
$50, z 80. II 20 y m. sundays, $50 IN, co.
325 30, GEO, 30. tt.s0 o 10.
TFAtN- IttyE Baltimore f1r Washington
week days, 500, geo, ESQ, 7.I5, I20. 500
$50. S35, $50, 1oHu, 1895 m; i20) 1alO
10, 23o, 2N. tl5. 500, SEQ, G.2). 1.G5. 30.
days G31, 1t5. $50, S35. q3o. Io.31 10 .35 q
M 1900. los, 2io, 230, sis. 500, $50. 705.
30 go, $50, fc.ip, 1890 ard itcO @. M.
FoE ANNNrous, 635 and 80 m. ~ 20 and
l.21 p m. SUNDAYS, s31 a m, t3l m.
Leave Annapolis 6.s1, s37 n 1905. 40 p
m. sundays, $50 "a IN, 3.55 p m.
INs
800, $50 a m, stl5 p M For principal
stations only, 10 90 q m, 'i3O and 1850
% m
For Gnrurusrt ro and intermediate points,
f0C0, 5000, y M, 1880 3.35, fi3}, t5.85,
5000, fli3j p m.
Fou Boyn's aud intermediate stations, 100
D m.
Cnrru TRAIN leaves Washington on sunday
at LIE y m. stopping 40 all stations on
For Frfplptcy, Is S., s. 20, $3.50, 'ii.ao m,
a q. ~
Foa HAetUsrowv, no io m and t59opm.
TRAINS arrive from Chicago deily liJ0 N
and % m; from Cincinnati and 50. Louis
daily . 30 q M and e.05 p m; from Pittsbure
40 m, $50 p m daily.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
For NEw YoRE Trenton and the East sI05,
tS.U, rlO.Ol, 'i2oua m, p 30. SOC and 30 ~
nm. Buffet ParlQr Cars on all day trains
Sleeping Car on the 1880 p NJ, open at 2 90
pm
F6R Bo~rux, s3.to m with Pullm an Buffet
Sleeping Gar running through to Boston
without change, via poughkeepsie Rridge.
landing pas ssengers In D. q NJ station at
Boston.
Fon PHuAbEirHlA. = 05, 500, 1000, 'ieOo
noon 30. t5 CO. &c. IS aud 1880 D m.
For NEwAuk, nel., Wilmington aud Chester,
H40A. so a m, Fl2 90 noon, $50, $50, fj.t5.
and Fio.'u m. Limited express stopping
at Wilmington, only 1000 m.
Fon INrEENEDLArE points between Bllti-
mole and Philadelphia. SEQ and s'.9 m,
~, % . ~ m.
TuNNs leave New York for washington.
sg.0n, i30 a m, goo, - 20, 800 m and
fi215 night.
TEAMS leave Philadelphia for Washington
l24, fs..5, fli.j5 m, ti.40. i3l, e60i,
"5.32 y. m.
FoR AriANrtc CRY. 4O5 and 1000 q m, i2yO1
noon. sundays, { O5 a m, n 90 noon.
fENCept Sunday. sDaily gSuuday only.
Baggage called fer aud checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on or
dors left az ticket Offices, Glg and 1851 IA. ave.
and az dcpOt.
J n. ODELL, CliAS, o. SCULL,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pas. Ag't.
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Fair for . worthy charity.

The Burnside Wumans Relief Corps
opened its fair az Willard Hall last night
uldcr the most favorable auspices. An
excellent programme was rendered. con
sisting Of songs by Miss Gregg aud Mr..
Fleming, a recitation by Miss Atlee, and
fancy danciug by a number of little
girls Al the conclusion Of the exercises
dancing was bcgun, and continued until
a late hour a large number of fancy
articles were sold during the evening.
The entertainment will continue to-
night, and an attractive programme has
been arranged. including Profess lT
Romen the celebrated magician.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
Mr. DEWEY SUSPENDED.
4 Warrington Knight OF Labor Disc
pMncd By tho General Assembty.


\ Warrington Knight OF Labor Disct-
pincd by tho General Assembly.
Atthc meeting OF The General As.
semIlv of mc knights Of Labor in
Denver yesterday. a NJ Dewey Of this
city was su.ncuded from the General
Assembly for five years lie is en-
ployed in The Government Printing or
ice. and his orpuse, as stated was
slarderiue members in the press, sur
reptiliously obtaining and Improperly
using hist Of addresses of sec
retailcs of local assemblies, and
Offering his services TO write
articles for Baltimore newspaper
while visitor 20 The convention, at
tacking The order and its officers.
Had it not been fNr Iow3Crlvit is said
he would have N..n expelled
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
THE GREATEST KNOCK-O
CLOTHING SALE

on record. Prices blown sky high. values
scattered 90 the four winds. This viii DC the
phenomenal sale Ot the century. such val les
as We will give viii never be given again.
Now is your opportunity
Mems Heavy Melton ovcrcoats, 81 Is; re-
Mems C6incbula overc5ats, sgs5; reduced
Mems Fine Kerseys, sS 20. reduced from sis
Elegant turtHmmed ulsiers, 81 reduced
handsome ChluchHa Overco,ts, satia
lined. as: reduced from SIS
1arrs Melton Oyercolts, lap seams velvet
collar lined with double warp, Italian aui
'iiA1aced' sio' redgfiesfar iisfrs rom s''
Mems Black Atwood Cheviots $3.50; re.
Mems Good Solid Business suits, $3.50; 70.
Mems Wor,tcd suits, sacks aud cutaways
$50 ard SO; reduced from els and So
Ihc finest tailor made Dress suits sacSi' ii..,.
throughout, reduced from ss' 30, $50 aud ei'
Children. oysrcoats, long eapes, st.ss; re-
Zine Blue Cbiuchua Care overcoat-, sss,.
Fsney cheyiot oyercoats, $3.50; reduced
boys Cape oyercost., 1910 Is years. ssso;
Cfildren's suits, sizes; reduced from s250
ChIItren'- suits, Sc: reduced from 81 go.
ICU Chi.dteu's OgeTcOats, 93C.
"a pairs Knee Pants atsc
gCCO Mems Pants Of our Own manufacture
10 be letailgd al wholesale prices
210 Mems Cape Oyercoats az %; sold in
The goads we offer az the prices uamei
above will astoni.h the most skepuctl' We
more than fulhll our advertisement and
guarantee the values we advertise,
COR. OTH ann SIS. \. ".
lRiley Building.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
Meeting of the Ladies' Aid society a
satifactory Report

satitactury Report.
The Ladies' Aid Association Of the
National Homeopathic Hospital held
their quarterly meeting at Willarfs
Hotel yesterday afternoon, and made ar.
engagements for providing a Thanks.
giving dinner for the inmates Of the
hospital
The financial condition Of the hos
pital was reported to be in a fourishing
condition. The president called atten-
ton 10 the need Of new kitchen and
laundry, the present ones being wholly
unsuitable Mrs Dingman, for the
board Of trustees, reported that since
April 10 there have been admitted TO the
hospital 129 patients discharged cured,
80; discharged improved, 30 born, 3.
died. white, ll2 colorcd. Il; male,
81 female, IS pay patients, 50; free -.
Dispcnsaty-n patients, .0IS. old.
1,411 total 2,Iis. During May three
operations were performed, all success.
ful during June, eight. one death Ga
desperate csse), Surgeon General lIamil-
ton, Doctors Taber johnson, Cuthbert
and Riggs attending.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

Emauue. Pope Gl.grel lar "l.a
running push carr lL0ug Feulsg ga1is
avenue. betHlen seventh and Ei-aIl
Streets. La=i eFlliur. Was TI1 over hy a
Union Express wagon lEiVeu dg
Tbrmas smith "A foar h1r=e wagon
driven uF Thornton Carter also struck
Pope BafL Garter and smith were
arrested Pore was cared for at t1e
Emergency Ilo-l i-sl tut lis Injuries
are moi cor n=i3tr9d serious
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
Try Berkeley.
Grorrttern Am.tenr nIchnstra.

The GEORGETOWN Amateur Orchestra
gave their thirty.sovenlh publ re.
hea sal last night with pronounced sue.
cess. The special features were the or
ChcsiTal performance Ot Greig's Peer
Cyut Suite. and concerto No. ] Bgcth
oven, un the piano by Miss Alice G..
Slrir Miss Maud Howe, although suf
fuil with cold. gave pnvid's bird
song from LA PoilC du Brcsil' and
Crwcns "SnOwn fake" and Love Ne
20 | Live" with much sweetness and cX.
preston. The performance OF Strauss
Beautiful Blue Danube, waltz, closed
the entertainment Mr Josef kaspsr
was musical conductor.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

The Father Mathew Total AI-liaeu
society held a meeting las' night ar
Carroll Han, sirh Mr John T. Dough
cHy. president IN iLe chair ADJ
dresses were delivered bY Mr Milton f.
Smith, editor 10 the tHFEr' q rs a1i
the Iiey Father MCGee. A c0mmuliaa-
iiCu from iLe national secretary showed
tLat lhefe arc over $4,000 members in
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union af
America.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
JrDGE MILLER TIRED
tie IT, Going Rack ID uIs Ola Quarters
ON Monday.

On "TTTTT-T u
Work las .ow been in progress on
the improvements TO lhe old Police
Court for over % month"; and Judge
Ni.hr aulicinltcd chat court would be
resumed 'l. nCNt Monday. Nestcr
day afternoon one &C The srches in the
cell room fell, which will delay worl,
for some DAYS. This is the second
time since The Government undertook
the contract of rcmodelinc this ancient
structure that The brick work In the one
storicd cell house has given out Judge
Miller announced this morning he pro.
posed 90 hold court there next Monday,
no matter whether the repairs are fin.
iShCd or not.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

Sergeant Oiell of Company C.,
Fourth Battalion, ID G. r. c. last
night won The gold medal 10 the com
petilive drill al the Center Mmke, Ar
moy. The judges were Captain Charles
H. OuTaud Of the Washington Light
Infantry. Captain $ G. D0msT. Fen
cibles, and Adiulaut Mcdowell. sixth
Battalion Major Campbell Fourth
Battalion gave the commands. The
badge is valued al $50.
Ills drank by everybody Nlau Fah-t
Beer
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
SON. Of Nstrrnns-

At John A. Logan Camp, No. >, Sons
Of Veterans. last night, General w. G..
Ncazey Commander 10 Chief Of the G..
A. r., made an address, and was fol.
lowed by Commander Urell Colonel
Thomson and others. General Neazcy
said that the Sons of Veterans were the
Junior G.. A. Il. John Philip Sousl,
David J Hahn and W. + Grooms were
mustered into membership, the com
radcs Of the G. A r being particularly
pleased at the impressive mustcr lg
service Of the order Captain G T..
Conrad First Lieutenant skinner and
Second Lieutenant Nelson were rcn)mt.
mated as officers 10 Logan Camp for the
ensuing year
D. II
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
Berkeleyispure
rB,ertainmsnr a. oarroIl destitute

The members Of Carroll Institute en-
iuYed last niEht an excellent pro
gIamme, c, c,n,isling Of plano selections
by George J Becker, reciladons by
Edward Walsh, banjo solo by Eiwari
Mallet, ir., paper by William De Lacey,
entitled John Baptist de Ia Sale
The closing feature was an excellent
lecture on The Indian tribes Of the
North west by Major Edmond Mal'et,
ext -UnilCd States Indiau Inspector.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
KnIeht. TempIar Listen to = seru

The annual sermon before DeMulay
Commandcry, no 4, knights Tcmplar
was preached last evening by Rev
Stuart Crockett at St paui's Episcopal
Church. on Twontythird street The
krirhts were IN full uniform aud
airhCd from their armory % the
cl ulch beaded by the Marine Band
1hty numbered nearly three hundred.
aud included representatives from all
the COmmaudeties of the District. At
The church the ceremonies were very
impressive, the preliminary services
being conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Alfred Harding. aud Rev. TheophiIus
t,cle The Rev Stuart Crockett then
delivered the sermon, taking his text
from the second chapter Of the E9he-
slams "And are built upon the founda-
tlou OF the Apostles and prophets
Jesus Christ himself being the chief
corner stone
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
10 ALL.na L-.uaanLn..

TLCuew steamer Washington of ,be
uccnily orgauizgi Washington and
Norfolk Steamship Company viii bs
launched al Wilmington tomorrow
morning AZ flood tide iu The yards
al thc Harlan and Holiugs worth
Cempa1y A uumb-r 1f invited guests
HIIl ltave fhis afternoon 1u The 4 q. clock
lf1iu over ihe Baltimore aud Potomac
road .U witness lLe launching
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
Forgery and Embsx1Ismeut.

A the New Jersey avenue station
this morning Robert Lane was arrligusd
ON The charge of gmbgzl.emeul aud
forgery The m0Uey WIS otuinel from
Daniul 4 Craven and Gid not exceed
$40 The two charge7 qf emb-ll. smslt
ard fCIgtfv ~erg combined, and Lane
waived examination His bond was
placed AZ S50n f0T appearance before lhe
GTsrd JUIg.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

George Perry tIe young ue-r1 lay
Who waz tried iu he Criminal Court
yesterday 1a charge Of ass4l.-.Hg
Officer HaltCu. Was acquitted d lle
Jury after a short absence AS lt vas
shown the revolver lad aleu agli
depiaily discharged aud Perry had la
Intention 81 shooting al the officer
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT

Is growing from dav to day. Its infancy has
passed. 10 IS gradually walking, and we are
i'm hores that before long % win require no
more nursing. but Will take care of itself
polite, attentive and experienced clerks
assist in making % what % should be, aided
hy our prices and guarantees. Footwear has
Uuf little value when you obtain inferior
goods; but GOOD substantial leather IS al
ways the cheapest even 50 Won pay double
the advance. Every shoe offered By us, no
matter what its price we guarantee that
nothing but solid material isust by the mar.
ufapturer We have selected 2 few items
from the Ladies'. the Misses. the Chillrens.
tHt Boys and The Youths Departments.
LADIES.
Ladies' Pink White. Blue aud Black Satin
radig. BLACK Undressei Kid, Beaded vamo
Ladies O6ug6la Hand turned slippers. com
mon sense, Sl2s
ladies' DurgOla Opera slippers H-r.
Tauuce & springs Hand sewed Extension
Ecce, iu common sense aud opera toe
MISSES.
our Line OF Misses Shoes.
Misses Dongola, spring heel, patent tlp,siis.
Misses Straigl . Goat spring heel, Sli%
Misses Hand sewed DOngOla,spi ing heel, Sis
CHILDREN.
children, Patent Leather tipped and sprlng
heel sizes 90 s. b, g.. ID and T., Si.2t
Childrens Cloth, same size and width, sl3j.
BOYS AND YOUTHS.
Youths Real calf, baton or lace, splendid
kuuckabuut shoes. si.iS
Boys san e style and quality. all sizes and
widths, 81 9s.
You know this department occupies the
space iu our gallery. the most convenient
and private shopping place for ladies' IN this
rity.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
AuUrsau Recital.

Tie new organ for ~ James Church,
Eighth street rear G. nor hsas. has
been paryd i1 position. and LAST night
Nr ILead0I. g. kauI gave au 1r54
recital before "a large sud anprsei4-lye
audience Selections were given from
Har[G and Na-te.--lEl and also
Fve Hymn aud fH- Russian
March lead Kindly Lfghr was
sung ID Nr 7 @ C4r Nezsr O..
vs. EV-ls ana a Clark l sang
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
prizes Awarded succe,.fuI Uonts.tant-

Tie Good Templars Fair a. Alex
andria, after very successful ten
nights duration, has closed and prizes
were awarded 20 Mr. John II Biyliss
Of a gold medal, as winner In the
Alexandria Light Infantry competitive
drill. a handsome gold ring 10 Sir
knight Charles y Steele ia the Knights
OF Pythias contest "A lady gold watch
10 Mrs j T. Powell a Sir Knights
charm 10 T.. keene, ring 20 Richard
Poland jr Good Templar's pin 10
James n Mansfield b l. Engineer's
pin 90 Malcolm Brown Knights Of
Golden Eagle pin 10 Harry Darling
railroad conductors pin 10 John H..
Bartlett silk umbrella 10 II II Price,
and letter carriers uniform 10 Charles
A. Howard
Follow the crowd 20 the Consignment
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

John Euddon, the pioneer insta. .Imcnt man,
centrally loCa'ci az t0}1ani 132 seventh street
northwest has Just returned from Che east.
nfn markets with an immense supply ot all
Minds oI Housekeeping goods, carpets stgve-.
rug-. etc. You can iutuish your house from
cellar co. Carrgf, af this store with cash
prices. ON The instalimeut plan.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

The trustees Of the Fourth Prcsby-
ttrian Church on Ninth street are con.
sidcring The matter Of selling the
church and getting into less active
business locality A meeting Of the
trustees was held last night but no
definite action was taken. The prop
eTiy Is valued al f25O,O0
Everybody drinks the Pabsi Beer.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

Henry N Schneider had q bicycle
stolen iFam % front of 80 1910 Penn
sglsaria avenue la=f evening The
machiuc Has iguud iu The possession
81 John Gerdou and lt Has arrested bE
Officer Tlumas uaLeular-er au1
locked uu % The Twelfth I-gr stl..Hl
Tic prisoner stated Chat he vls bar
tender aud bad iu-. come t1 tle e.ty
from AeW AeFa.
JUa-IEru-rr S4Ieat The Sew I.rs ..-.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
THE DAILY CRITIC
OTTr sPFOFABs
Our rarior Furniture.
Iinhdsn.. Nv rnlI nnnd..

The tCsi chance you ever had iN buy par
lor >ui,e for Week cucnE November 90
W a. HurGHTnN s. Co..
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

THE
Mutual Investment
ASSOCIATION
Incorporated under the laws Of the State Of
Marylaudl
Win Issue Bonds 10 the Amount of
$3.50, $500. $1,000.
And may be purchased upon monthly pay
meuts, a follows
The first payment upon $3.50 bond is sl1l
ana one Dollar a month IN Teaiter until
Ihe irst payment upon a $500 bond is 5,
and Two Dollars month the eaitef until
f6g dirst payment upon a 81 Geo bond is si5
snd Forr Dollars a month thereafter uuti
IN every case "a handsome profit Is sBaral-
teea as viii be- seen uY the following:
H THREE MONTHS YOU WILL HAyEPAID
500, sI2 or So.
YOUR BOND VALUE Is
sa5, $50 or 500.
YOUR PROFIT sl, 30, s5s 1r So.
IN sIN NoaTHs YoU WILL HAVE PAID
$40, sla 90 or s3i.
YOUR EoND VALgE
sI-5, SJs50 or H95.
YOUR PROFIT ssi e5 $50 or ss3.
IS ONE YEAR YOU WILL HAVE PAID
SIS. $3.50 on So
YOUR BO2D VALUE is
$50, $50 or sl75.
YurR PROFIT S-5-0, -sl or sila
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS.
TEE NUIUAL INVESTMENT AssOCIA-
IIaS Of BALTIMORE CITY.
Ir..rlcr crarel Under ihe laFs of ,he State 1t
AaE land July ls25-
OFFICERS,
{ E-rlEET. ....... Hon WM y. oEHIEE
| FIlLEHE -lJEsI SAMUEL W. REGISTER
TREASURED. JOHNS q ". NICHOLSON
I SECRETARY .--...-...s OLIVER ID CRAIG
EuhEu OF DIRECTORS.
nos WH OEEIEN. DalG-lla,at Law.
Johns q r. HDLsGN, aI E.5 Nga9.
songs sous Eauaula-
/ CIAs. j. CARY Proprietor Baltimore Tyre
Foundry
{ OLIVER b. CRAIG, Commission Merchant
[ UENHT alLNJ4F. ~ About Moody BOOT
and =la. HaHll.HtuIlIs,
f saNTEL T. RIGGS TER, ~ d. REGISTER IS
4 EHaE MOORE Hl Raher. Moore o..
I A STANLEY WIEH Accountant.
1 FRANK ~ CuALE Secretary Mary ana
Brass luHgauF-
f JOSEPH a. BADEN ~ D.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
Tuo Wasoas Eaa Over HIu-

Eeael
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
sergeant Oden wins the Prile.

Follow the crowd to the consisomeu.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS.
TIE NU.TAL INVESTMENT ASsOEIA-
IIgS OF BALTIMORE CITY.

.rlorarel Under ihe laV= ef the State 1t
EalE and. gIg ls3l
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-. - a.aaILlsl -

Consignment Sale 3, -le Sew Iaa U.a-.
u- House.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
uleycIs Thisf arre-ted

u - 8 - - -
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TotaI Ab-tsiusrs

neILe-.g - -.
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To nInre The Uhnrch.

Visit the Great Consignment Sale, 3ll
Seventh street.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

EvoyIoIy drinks Ihe PaIsI Hrcr-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
TIM Big stone Gap Hsrald announced

Tn Big stone Gap Herald announced
its saspen sion yesterday, and It expresses
the hope that the public will nousiah and
cherish the Posr with more hospitable
and helping hand. The PosT INDUCES
Tho samc hope. The difacaities Of pub
fishing good newspaper in small COM
munity are much greater than the public
suppose. Fault finding is easy, but the
performance is another thing; and We can
fully understand the encouragement and
difficulty encountered by our contempt
rary. The best corps Of editors in the
country could not keep up crcditabie
paper unless it be properly supported.
Patronage is as essential as brains, and
more so. The public, who are the chief
bcncfciaries, should learn once for all
that one can't "make silk purse out Of
SOW s ear nor issue good paper un-
less they support it. We are sorry to part
with Mr.. j. H. Grimes, who is gentle
man in instinct as well as training, and
man OF amiable and excellent qualities
1t is to be hoped he will soon return
to Big Stone Gap and take up his perma'
nent abode among US. But wherever he
may so, the best wishes of the PosT will
accompany him.