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CITY AND COUNTY .

THURSDAY. OCT. 9, 1890.
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TrcAc CorrNrv / 81

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CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
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my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A, ID. 1886,
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The daily critic., 1890-06-11
IN THE LOBBLES.

G. b. Biice, Wnls Point, Texas; J. F.
Casey, Boston, Mrs J. G.. Cary, South
Carolina, are at the Metropolitan
Congressman Albert Willis Of Ken
lucky is at the Metropolitan
\. X. Prince and r. Gueltou, New York;
Henry otter, Wilmington, y. c.; e. A.
Hathaway, Wellsboro', Pa; A. Burt, Gin
Cinuati, aud A. N. Fowler, Buffalo. are
registered at the National
G. r. McFoiu, Newton, Kan: George G..
Spencer, New York; j. J. Hayhurst York
vile, :. c., and John II. Anderson, Denver,
are stopping at the So. James.
Mr.. s. b. Merrick and bis lovely bride Of
Boston arrived this morning from Old
Point Comfort, Va, where they have been
enjoying their honeymoon, and are regis
tered at the Hotel johnson. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Merrick will take IN the sights of Washing.
ton during the week
Judge George d. Omcr of Garden city.
kas., is at the Hotel Imperial. Judge
Orner is a prominent Kansas politician aud
an important factor In the Republican party
in the West.
jules r. Heywood, Cleveland, and G. t.
Newton, Brooklyn, are at the Hotel I'm.
pcrial.
John Han aud John 4. Foot, Cleveland:
J. steiner. New York, and X. H. Norton
and wife, Troy are stopping at Willard's.
Hon. W. y. owen Of Logausport, Ind,
chairman of the immigration Committee OF
the House, has returned from his trip, and
is at the Randall. The committee this trip
visited Cincinnati, Chicago, and -. Louis.
Lloyd Wilson and wife OF the Lamont
llTrTn q 'fruHNuK arc "a { fIf Randall
Hon. } II woodard lJayhawkerl Is at
the Riggs House.
Richard Thorn, London; ". l.. Gudson
and Harry L. Earle, New York w. 5.
lugh, Philadelphia, and s. &. Hathaway,
New Bedford, are staying az the Riggs
House.
Hon. Robert Adams OF Philadelphia,
United States Minister TO Brazil, Is spend
ing q few days al Welcker's.
}. J. Coppinger, New York, aud c. d.
Beekwiih, Paterson, \. j., are at Welck-
er's.
}. G. Abrams, New Orleans. A. French
and ID. e. Noble, PittsbuTg, are at Worm
ley's.
Hon. A. h. Belo, editor Of the Dallas
Hadid, dropped into town this morning
aud registered at the Arlington.
Hon. jay A. Hubbell Of Michigan ar
rived this morning dusty and traYel-tired.
lie is registered at the Arlington.
T.. c. Bliss and f. F. Hyde and wife, New
York William Whitman, Boston; Or, J.
G. Mckee, u S, A., are at the Arlington
Ex-senator w. J.. sewelI Of New Jersey
Is at the Normandie. The ex-senator Is the
New Jersey boss, and nearly an the Repub-
lieans Of that State except Major Paugborn
bow in submission TO their chief.
Alex. d. Shaw, New York; W. 2. Snyder,
Philadelphia, and n. II. Bruce, Cohoes, ~
T., are registered al the shoreham.
Hon. II. c. Payne OF Milwaukee has re-
turned from trip 10 New York aud is stop
ping at the Ebbitt.
Alfred S. Hall, Boston; Hon. Henry LIB
hey, Virginia. ID. ii. Hayes and wife, ST.
Louis; James +. Rohb ana wife, Pitts
burg; Miss Nalker, Poland, Ohio, and Mrs.
Wallace q. Brown, Wells, MINI, are regis
tered az the Ebbitt.
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
n0N sTEWNRr OF NENADN

NJ Stewart the gray bearded but
very lively Senator from Neyada-the
vritcmo Of AN that is vouble. boas.fu
atd bclligercnt in the wild and woolIy
Wcst-has been having a hard time In
the Senate lately
lmpelled 20 the conflict by his love Of
battle and by egregious eeotism that
makes him a once attractive and pro
voking he assailed the gri7zlcd Director
Of the Geological Survey, who rides ON
horseback with ability and constantly,
and who handles The Survey as he
handles his horse. and TO the perfect
satisfaction Of Congressnicu Of both
parties dispensing spoils with a skillful
hand. here a little and there little,
but all Of It In the interest Of his bureau
and of-powell From this assault
the eIay.boarded Senator retired bleed
ing freely at the nose, and with eyes
llaCkcned and almost closed
Scarcely had his PoweIwouuds been
dressed when this venerable Don
Quixote Of the West rushed at Senator
John Sherman, with disastrous results.
sherman proved to he a wind mill that
Senator Stewart could not overthrow.
ON the contrary he was over
tbrown-vas bruised and battered by It
almost beyond recognition by his pri
vate secretary.
But the old man is not discouraged
yet lie is having his bruises healed,
and is at the same time sharpening his
sword and getting new lauces pre-
paratory to another attack on Sherman
ard the other opponents Of free silver
coinage.
TnE CRITIC admires the pluck of the
old boasier, and urges him to a speedy
renewal Of his fight with everybody all
along The line.
The daily critic., 1890-06-11

an necessary and proper orders and de-
crees for this purpose
The Dcoyd Ntrs saws the Church
win NOT be affected by This decision and
declares that If stripped of every dol
lars worth Of realty and personally it
would srll be the Church OF Jesus
Christ tmrodyine The power Of God
unto salvation of an who receive and
obey its teachings and ordinances, com
mlttcd 20 It ly Almighty God through
Ills Only Bepotten SON and administered
by The Holy Priesthood "If any effect
IS produced upon it by acts Of injustice
and wrong, whether on the part Of the
Government or of individuals, con.
duu,s The Nsrs. .it will be simply to
purge ONT The unfaiihful anil false and
strengthen The convictions and deepen
the devotion of The faithful and true.
an that IS done against 60 will turn on
go be for q, aud If less wealthy in ma
t,iial things it will become richer in
spiritual things. and thus the we'll
springs of its abidinr and actual power
will he enlarged aud increased.
This has in it the true ring Of reli.
gious fanaticism Evidently the Saints
believe what they professor, at least
some Of them door else they are mas
ters in pretense.
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
PLUCKY SAINTS.

The authorities Of the Mormon Church
10 lot appear 10 be cast down utterly
by the decision Of the Supreme Court
of The United States By which the
Church vas dissolved and an its property
forfeited The realty involved was.
he Titbing Office and grounds valued
al $50 coo the Gordo House aud
grounds. $50, GOO the HisloTians office
ard grounds. $40 600 The Church farm,
$50. Geo and lle Grass Creek coal
lands, slt8 000 The personally con
sisted Of one safe chairs. desks letter
press shares OF stock notes made 10 the
Church 30.l3s head of sheep. S237,
utb l5 and So forth. aggTegatiug prob
ally over a million dollars. The decree
n The court foFfeils and escheats b the
United States an this personal property,
iut The disposition of The parcels of
real estate Will have 10 be seYeTally adj
Indicated
This decree has not been pr1muI-
gated for the reason, il IS said, than
The supreme Court desires 10 ind, be-
fQre is PRONUNCIATION the best method
u iisp0singo Of the c0nhseated property.
20 of ending private owners b whom it
might be reverted For The purpose Of
declaring 30 what use this money and
property may De devoted. and t5reliege
the cout 0f embarrassment senator
Edmunds, yesterday introduced q bin
providing THAI al funds and other
property belonging % or lately 10 pos
session 81 oI claimed by Ihe church
1o which II shall appear that there IS Do
lawful private right. shah De devoted
to ne benefit 81 public common schools
f. Utah he money b be disposed gf
b TIE Secretary 7f tie Interior 10 such
manner a. shall seem % him % Be most
ezpedieut The supreme Court of
uiah Is invested sitl authority 3 make
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WORK FOR TIE CHAPLAIN.
Members Of Congress who Cannot Re
peat the Ten Commandments

Members OF Congress who cannot Re-
peat the Ten Commandments
H0Am1t0r Djef1is6 10 Ue Atlanta ConsGtf.
There was an incident on the floor
Of the House yesterday afternoon
which developed, in a most remarkable
degree the scripmral ignorance Of our
great statesmen. Mr. Gambler of
Georgia bet Mr.. Grimes Of Georgia that
De could not select q single member Of
ihg House who could repeat the Ten
Commandments
The bet was quickly taken
Mr. Grimes turned aud glanced
around the House 10 see whom he would
select His eye at the first glace fell
upon Representative Wilson of West
Virginia and silver-tonqued Brecken.
ridge Of Kentucky, the two greatest
orators of the House. They were chat
ting together and Mr.. Grimes said.
Gambler, ] will take either Wilson
or breckenridge. You had just as well
pay the $40 now
Not yet. Let us ty them, replied
MI Gambler
The two Georgians went over, and the
utl WIS tA Apihlutu. 10 INC hGulUCkldu
and West Nircinian.
"Do you mean to repeat them YER
haiim asked Wilson
Yes, responded the Georgians in
chorus.
Then I will give itup, said Wilson.
And so will /. b" chimed in Breckin.
ridge.
Then they all laughed and a number
Of other members came up. All were
given trial. and not one single mem
Der then on the floor could repeat the
commandments. In the presence Of a
dozen Witnesses Mr.. Gambler said he
would double the bet, but there were
no takers. However, Mr.. Wilson retail
lated upon Mr. Gambler for showing
up the Congressional ignorance by stat
Ing that If he repeated anything from
the Bible, Gambler wouldn't know
whether he was quoting the command
ments or not. AT this there was a
hearty laugh, and the various members
adjourned each in search Of a Bible.
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
CAMERON AND SILVER

Some Of the newspapers have sur
Trised the country by the statement that
'euator Don Cameron OF Pennsylvania
Is an ullIasivcr man and intends TO
vote for free coinage.
Eut Is The statement iury
Ills colleague, Mr. Quay IS q gold
man. aud it is quite improbable thar
Mr.. Cameron would take issne on so
important a question as this with the
man who is his Boss, as we'll as the Boss
Of the Pennsylvania Republican rank
and file
In addition 10 this consideration, II
may be said that the improbability Of
the statement referred to above is shown
by the fact that Mr. Cameron never
takes any violent action Ia politics.
lie has discontinued the doing Of any
thing In the Senate Of an exciting char
acter Indeed. as a Senator he has be-
come quieseent; as a politician he Is
almost monbund. lie is no longer a
leader. In fact, he appears TO have
lest the ability 10 be even a follower
He Is only the shadow Of the Don Cam
efon Of the Chicago Convention that
nominated Garfield for the Presidency.
As a partisan he has dwindled into an
echo Of Quay, whom he permits to
think for him on an matters Of party
management
All this is a great pity, for Senator
Cameron is a man Of good abilities, and
in bIoadness Of mind. much above the
average Pennsylvania Republican poll
ticiaB. In truth, It may be said that he
has an affection for the whole country,
and occasionally, unlike the ordinary
Pennsylvania politician Of the Repub.
lican school. acts as If be believed there
weIe parts Of the Union outside Of
Pennsylvania that were entitled 10 con
sideFation by the General Government
But he has become a cypher in public
life. He only satellites Quay now. Aud
lie will vote on the Silver bin as Quay
votes unless. indeed, by involuntary
Independence, or in a spasm of intel
leetual energy be should surprise the
e, unuy and himself By voting on the
silver question upon the diclation Of
his own conscience OF the suggestion
II BIS own mind
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
COLuMR1Ns COMMENCEMENT.
ITS Law School Graduates 2 Large
Number OF students.

ITS Law school Graduates 2 Large
Number OF students.
Suspended from the ceiling in front
Of the prosctnium arch at the National
Theatre last night was a large floral de-
vice bearing the word Columbian
The stage was beautifully decorated
with plants, and flags were entwined
about the posts supporting the galleries.
lhe occasion was the twenty fifth an
nual commencement Of the law depart
ment Of the Columbian University, aud
the theatre was thronged in every part
President yelling Of the University
conferred degrees upon the following.
Masters OF Law-David G.. Bangs and r.
w, Barkley, Missouri; J. W. Bayard, Penn
sylvania; Francis J Byrue, New York; A.
l.. Carroll, Texas; Pierre dc Chambruu,
France; j. J. Chickerinp, Walter @. Gle
plane and Lendell A. Connor, ir., District
vania J. Paul Earnest. New York: Stephen
ID. Fessenden Massachusetts,; George n
Fleming, Indiana; Benjamin g. Garrett.
Virginia; George II Hammond. Minnesota;
Vim. NJ Hatch, Nermont Robert n HaZ-
ard, District OF Columbia; a A. Hoehlmg,
District of Columbia W. b. Howell, New
Jersey; Homer VI Kiutz, New York: Wal
trict OF Columbia; Masaicm Mona, Japan:
J. Steuart Rusk, Maryland, Cassell Sever
auce, Kentucky; ID. f. Sharrets, Pennsyl-
yania; Albert Speiden and W. H. Stayton,
District Of Columbia; Claude G. stephen
son, Illinois; VIM. G.. Stuart, Sonth Caro-
lima; Charles G. Tucker, District Of Colum-
bia: Mortimer Whitehead. ir., New Jersey:
Frederick B. Wright, New York.
Bachelors Of Law-J T. All Britain, Mis-
souri,; VI. z. Andrews, District Of Columbia;
Theodore g.. Arnold, Texas; James )
Becker, District Of Columbia; Edwin &.
Brandeuburg, Minnesota; Arthur L. BRYANT
District OF Columbia, Harry r. Carmack
and Henry N. Cohen, Pennsylvania; J. J
Chickering George b. Dalrvmple and
Walter D. Davidge, ir, District OF Colum-
bia; AbrOse +. Dudley, Kentucky; Harry
English, Maryland George NJ. Finckel,
Edward 4. Fenwick aud Perry Garst, Dis
trict Of Columbia; James T. Gibbs, Ken
lucky; Peytou Gordon, District of Columbia
II. g. Gnswold, Georgia; John +. Harri-
son, Indiana; +. s. Henry, Kansas; Cliff
ford Howard, Pennsylvania; y j. Howley,
New York: Percy vi. Hughes District Of
Columbia Isaac e.. Kennedy, Ohio s. J.
King, District Of Columbia; Nathaniel A.
Lowry, Iowa; w. II. NARROW, ir., Arthur s.
Mattingly and John T. Meany, District OF
Columbia; Joseph II. Ricketts,, Indiana;
Joseph Schneider, Illinois; John F. Seager,
Indiana; &. w. Smedes, North Carolina;
l.. Z. Snow, New Hampshire; J, Soley,
Massachusetts; f. w. Spalding, District OF
Columbia; Alouzo II. Stewart, Iowa; r.
Dorsey Trundle, Maryland Nelson p. Web
ster New York; Jere II, wheelwrlght, Vir-
ginia; Mortimer Whitehead, ir., New Jer-
sey; Edwin williamson. Arkansas: W. II.
5. Wood, Michigan, aud Charles VI. Yeates,
North Carolina.
Senator John G.. Carlisle made an
address TO the graduates. Owing to
the unavoidable absence of Speaker
Reed, the address TO the prize men was
made by Hon j c. Bancroft Davis.
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
AN INSULT TO JOHN L.
GiVeu by Isaac II. BFomley-sulIivan
Didn't Resent It.

Didn't Resent II.
Washington DislafcA 70 NslC T0Tk Sia.
Professor John Lawrence Sullivan has
at last received an insult which he
failed 10 resent Last evening at about
dinner time he strolled into Chamber
Inns Hotel In company with Mr.. Jack
BaTnitt. The pair of sluggers had lust
arrived from Pittsburg, where they had
been giving a series of fstic exhibitions
They were In exceedingly good humor,
and the champion was ready for what
ever interesting might turn up. As he
entered the dining room he pushed his
high silk hat over his left ear and looked
about TO see who was there
Seated In a corner, quietly chatting,
were a party Of gentlemen, including
Senator Squire, Representative Grain,
Mr.. John Russell Young, Mr.. Phil.
Thompson Of Kentucky and Mr. Isaac
ii Bromley. Mr.. Young had the pleas
uFe of Mr.. Sulliyan's ACQUAINTANCE. and
he politely shook hands with him. Be
fore there was an opportunity for intro
ducttOn the people Of Boston loudly
called for wine for the party. He then
stood In an eXpectant attitude, and
Nt+-=- A+AA+A al AAAAtu uAAEA uAAn
10 all BIS friends except one. This one
was Mr. Bromley. who was not pre-
senied because he had coldly turned his
back on the great man.
What's the matter with yOng"
gTowled Sullivan. Don't you want 10
know mel Amt / good enough for
youT'
Then be drew back with a nenacing
gesture, as though he contemplated
knocking Mr., Bromley into the middle
Of | street AlF. Bromley was pale, but
plucky, and answered:
No, you are a bully and don want
10 know you
Sullivan looked tiercely at Mr. Brom-
ley for a moment, evidently ast0unded
al his boldness. Then, making an
aW kwaTd bow. he muttered through his
teeth
Well. as there is no good ia my stay
ing where / am not wanted 1 will gel
out and he did
His chum. Mr. Barnitl, almost tainted
al the big man forbeaTance. and Mr.
Bromley and his friends each breathed
a deep sigh Of relief
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
Lady musicians.

Professor Gloetzner's pupils yester-
day gave an exhibition Of their musical
qualifications at the Uniyersalist Church.
Among the special pieces performed
and deseTyedly applauded was a con
ceTtO for two pianos and strings by
Bach, and assigned TO Miss Window.
Miss Bull played one of Beethoven S
sonatas and Miss Alice StieF Beethoven :
concerto in @ major. Miss Mildred
Johnson gave Chopin's polonaise op.
%, aud Miss Sehott Mendelss0hn's Ca
pTieei0 Brilliant. Miss Mary S. Jones.
Miss Jordan and Miss Flora FTeyhOld
also gave performances. All Of the
scholars displayed a high degree Of ex.
cellence In their musical studies.
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
EXCURSIONS.
.as-rss... -. r.|..s . ~. a....... .....,...
The Mount Vernon
AND MARSHALL HALL. STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
on and after JUNE 1, 1890, the now iron and
aea -
EXCURSIONS
CHARLES MACALEsTER.

On and after JUNE 1. 1890. the now iron and
steel steamer,
CHARLES MACALEsTER,
will leave her wharf, foot OF SEVENTH st..
for MOUNT VERNON and MARSHALL
For MOUNT NERNoN-Every day eexespt
sunday at 10 a. m and ESQ p. M, returning
at and $50 p. m. Passengers can remain az
MOUNT VERNON until second boat leaves II
desired. Fare, round trip, 81, including ad-
mission to the Mansion and Grounds, Ele-
CANT cafe on the boat. Meals and lunches
For MARSHALL HALL-same as MOUNT
VERNON schedule for week days.
On SUNDAYS az II a. m, 2 so and 6 o. m,
returning at 2. $50 and p. m.
ON FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, Special
Moonlight Excursions down the river to
INDIAN HEAD, touching az MARSHALL
HALL going and returning, leaving Washing
ton al go p. m, reaching city on return at
10 m.
Meals and lunches at all times AZ MAR
SHALL HALL Restaurant.
Fare 10 MARSHALL HALL and return, .
cents on any trip children, between and y
The popular and reliable steamer W. w.
CORCORAN will make her river landings as
far down as GLYMONr, landing at MAR
SHALL HALL going and returning. leaving
her wharf daily % 10 a, m returning at p.
m. Round trip, 25 cents.
Sunday trips OF the W. W. CORCORAN 10
MARSHALL HALL will be announced
weekly. See advertisements.
For charters of steamers MACALESTER
and CORCORAN for either MOUNT VERNON
or MARSHALL HALL apply 70 L. L. BLAKE.
Captain, on steamer. iu9,tf
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
PencII-Pu,her., Picnic.

The Minnesota editors started in to
enjoy themselves, and they are succeed.
ing very we'll After having put the
day in yesterday calling on the Prcsi.
dent and the Cabinet officers and visit
ing the Departments. they were last
night entertained at the homes Of
Secretary Window and Senator Davis,
whose homes on Massachusetts avenue
are very near together. At Mrs Davis
a pleasing programme, consisting of
recitations and musical selections. was
carried out. This morning the visitors
called on Secretary Rusk. and visited
the Bureau Of Engraving aud Printing
Smithsonian Institute, National Mu.
scum and the Capitol. This afternoon
at O'Clock they took the steamer Cor
coran for Alexandria. Mount Vernon
and Marshall Hall.
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
Younr GIrI Gradnatea.

The closing exercises at Mount Yer
non Seminary were concluded yester.
day in the chapel of the seminary. those
graduated being;
Regular course - Edith Dennison
Cook, Chicago, H.; Edith Dlngley,
Lewiston, Me Mary Hannah Diver,
Washington, ID. c.; Ora Adele Han
cock, Dabuque, Iowa: Naomi Blanche
Naylor Washington, d. c.. Lucy Myra
Kicker. Lewiston, Me. Kate Wright
Stedman, Wilmington, n c.; Ina
Marie Taft, Chicago, IN Mary Roberta
Wolf, Gettysburg, Pa.
Special eourse-Yoshi Kud, Kobi,
japan; Clara Kennedy Washington. d.
o.. Lucinda Jane Tanner. Springfield,
Ill; Edna Henderson Tune, Washing
ton. 10. q.
The daily critic., 1890-06-11
A Republican Dodge.


The latest dodge is 10 have Washing
ton correspondents gragely announce
that Dictator Reed is growing more
popular among Democratic Congress
men and the most Of them nov admit
the new rules are an improvement on
the old order Precious good care IS
taken % give no names. Of course the
statement is q lie out Of whole cloth.
The new rules BiIl only be popular
among Democrats when they get a
chance % administer q dose of Them 10
Republicans If Democrat with
l3 GOO majority can be turned out of
bis seat under these rules, in defiance
of right sud justice Why Dot Reed and
DaIleL with only a fraction Of such
MAJORITY We don't say they Hil be
lul Why u0tt