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The daily critic., 1890-12-03
RRAzn no LMERIrA
Graceful Return to the Courtesles
reuuercd by tho latter

Graceful Return to the Courtestes
reuaered by the latter.
The erics OF brilliant social events
which has marked The stay of the Era
lillian envoy in this city cuiminated last
evening ina banquet rendered by them
10 those vhohad extended ourtesie- to
'bDm
Tho table was set 10 toe dining H1B
of The new annex at the Arlington, and
wgs laidi hesbape Of hollow sIuue
with covers for one hundred guests
The 1oraI dc,oratio 0er uparn
and met the evl wherever 60 was turned,
while their fragrance dncd tbe air 70
was most uatsbIe gathering of dis
uneuished men and VIII long dwell in
ile memUrit4 vi those who were pres
cnt
The CHIEF executive officers of The
country with The exception 0f The
ProsijcnU were iu attendance as were
lie leading officers of The American
Navy.
The guests were received jn the ir't
reception room hy Admiral DE- ~..vi-ti.
who 20 O'Clock took The arm nl \IC'.
President Morton and led hF them the
other guests matched into The dining
rCOm At The conclusion OF the banquet
l0asIs were In order and The fret pJ0-
posed was by The Brazilian Aimirll ami
was "The President of the UniteI
States and response was male by See
rciarv Blaine The toast. The Army
and Navy of the United States was
next offered and was replied To- by Gen
cral Schrfeld Who in return pr rn1sad
The Army and Navy of Brazil a
fyliCNOus speech on the relationship
existing between The nijCi States aud
Brazil hy Secretary Tracy. ani remarks
by Minister Nalru'e af Brazil relurninr
thanks for the cordial reception given
the Brazilian officers, closed the speech
making
Those seated Of tho table woro Admiral
de Silyiera, The Vice President. Spa1kpr
Reed. Admiral franklin General Greedy
Lieutenant NJttus Commodore Skerrclt
Nr. kassou, Captain Siurl. Mr. NJvicr
Colonel Remtv tapf3i3 Taylor. Mr. James
q. Blaine, Ir, Lieutenant tDWles. iCU'pn.
au' Meuduuods. VI sherman. Ndmirll
Ghenrdi Mr. ia Costa, QuartcrmastCr-
General Bachelor. Captain Fhrquulr. Mr..
Applrly, DIR. iutcuO-. Chief of Engineers
wood. Mr. John VI Carson. fiogteu att
Paul, Brazilian Minister Secretary Blaine.
Secretary Tracy Mr. B1utaHa. Geue-il
Carey, Commodore Tolgcr Commodore
Greer Mr. s. A Browne, luyml-tcr.gpu-
eral stewart Mr.. g. Fcrre'r1 Medical I'm
sptptur Wells. Mr.. - VI wilson. Comm1.
lurc O'Npll. Mr. Hughes l.eutcnan5
Audrcws, captain Carlos dp NUr1uhl. srr-
retlrv Window. Acknowledgement Nilirr.
Secretary AdCo, General Vincent Sub Lieu.
tenant suloyE, surgeon. General Brown.
Mr. Worthiugtou. Lieutenant Buckingham.
Secretary SUlDy, General Bcuot Dr. Silva
Lima, Commanduut Wilson, Mr. g. smith
MIR. Dickens, Captain j. DC Nlr1utl. Sci
tctary Noble, Secretary RusE, Secretary
Moore. General parkc. Engineer WILLARD
Cbiof Engineer Melville Mr. s Btrpr
Lieutenant DO silva, >e.acfar, iit'lgrl.
General iirrU aIugid-p, sui. ..rI-ruaur Hlf.
T0s. Captain Dewey Nr. johnson Lwttaa.
sut s'.tuiou aud Mr N. Bliss.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
BRAVE FIREngg KILLED.
Crushed neneah the Dehris or " rau-
ing Wall

DErHoir MIcH Dec. 3.-At .
O'Clock This morning Gre started 10 the
fnc.cut department of the Immense t8.
haCro manufacturing establishment OF
Daniel Sc0tten s. Co.. at Fort and cam
pau Streets lbis city a heavy fall OF
snow prevented prompt Attendance of
Ila fire department, and when q s1ii
cieut force was on the ground the fire
bad GAINED great hcadwav
The iioe cut department was % build
ing 270 hv 900 feet. and in three
quarters of au hour 50 was wholly ia
flames The fremen were fighting the
t.rt hard under lEe Fort street wall
wru the C1rnice tnpnIei and the vail
fr' before all thr frcmon could get
away P.pcmau Robinson of Engine
Company no s and Lieutenant Pat
2iek CutlIm Of The same company
v.Ia buried in The fljrS Robinson
was dua ut dead Cu1biiu was taken
oat alive. with Ais head crusbei. and
Die died aj The hospital in an hur. lie
had been on the department. roll Of
honor for repeated acts of bravery.
rip man Peter Cullen aud Lieutenant
Ne May were also caught hv The wall
and badly hurt. but they will not die.
The Gre was sdll sm0ulderinr ut 10
O'Clock this morning The big build
ing he'd bUpn destroyed with o ioss of
ei0o coo, while 5000 OCO more iu stock
aud machinery were lost The losses
are pretty fully covered 10y insurance.
The fire throws 400 hands ont OF en-
p'ol mcut for The time. bu. The place
will De Immediately rebuilt.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
m TaE w NJ

Admiral Bafrllr d. siy,,rl ug 20.
brazilian Navy gave magnificent farewell
grlusi last ul-'. g' tbe Arlington famlra
Dis appreciation ut ,lu euurtusIs- slINH
him a'd 'lr a.i0crr- of Dos -lv1IrI0 iaG
ilr VISIT q: DIE party to Washington
The resource. of tlIr great LIGHTHOUSES
were called into rcNui-.Ilpn, and IHn result
ives au exhibition 1f floral decorative taste
I'M plants aud Bowers before surpassed
iu Il- Capital. Tie table was @ marvel of
elegance and tHste iu arrangement, laa0rJs
tiuu and beauty, while the H.sH.pm lraeel
all OF ihc deIigae.ss of The season aul %
royal list uf wines
The Admiral escorted To- the table tue
Hon Levi ] Morton, Nice-Ffes.drnt of the
United Siatps.
The guests fingered fully two hours at
table There we're no lengthy speeches Co
mar the comfort 90 those present Tie
Brazilian Admiral proposed fLs health uf
the President Of the { ultel states, seerr.
tary Blaine responding, this was followed
hy iLe Admirals toast 90 the Army aud
Navy OF the nited States, 90 which NIaf1r-
General schoheld, L s. A responded, and
then proposed toast o. tla Army and
Navy Of Brazil Hon b. D. Tracy Was cz-
tremuly happy Ia his brief and spirited r.-
marks on The friendly relations now exist
ing between The United States 1f Brazil
and 'he United states of America.
Minister IlrHfe, 81 hu su ably reurp-tUfE
lhe new Republic 40 Jhis Capital, made %
feeling and graceful little address iu which
be Indicated in eloquent Language his up-
probation 1i the lundGess AMI hospitality
that bad been extended 10 the Admiral us
the brazilian Navy ANA his oilicers
The guests presented included most Of
the high dlEuiIaTies of The United States.
VIII De single exception perhaps of the
President himself There were preseuts
PTrsitsut Morton, Speaker Reed Sec
rotary Blaine, Secretary Tracy, teuerlI
~rEuueld, Secretary Nillou, Secretary
Noble Admiral Franklin, General GreeIy,
Admiral GhlTudi Att0ruey-lisneT3l Nil
Ter, ummodoIes SkeIriu, F0Igsr aui
GIeer, General Beuet ana o host of officers
aud officials of less rank from lha state,
Army, Navy anal other departments
The Admiral took leave Of his guests
with c' rdidl regret. aud expected 20 leave
Washington this morning for New York
ana sal soon. 10 Is highly gratifying o.
note that the gentlemen Who have repre-
seuted our Government iu he reception aud
entertainment VT cur Brazilian guests have
acquitted themselves with rare tIel, his ,re-
tiou aud sincerity.
Mr Harvey PAGE. Dr. Kerr, Prors-s
Euua aUs ilr Rob n Naliaeh aLI M-.
taa9 Lodge, ir, dil some capital riding
Yesterday af lle meet of the uIull4ue
CLUB SIR Thompson horse tIIfei Eirh
l.u- gcf one of bis feet in "a hole and treated
Ei- .teT ia TASTY aTaHpar Fortunately
leiIleT lgrs. uaT TiieT Ea= Injured flel-
vase gas parts 30 Wei.-aa0au s8eietg pal-
PIE - lu ialI tEeI iu carriages aud lad die
pleasure 0l sea ing some good jumping and
riding
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
SHOET WEIGHT IN COAL
= CfuFade IN BROOKLYN NEiinst Beat
crr Who cheat Their Customers.

8 Cfusade 10 Broottyn Nr1inst peat
crs Who cheat Their Customers.
NEW lORk, Dec 3-Georre w.
Bronson, a Brooklyn real estate dealer,
PROPOSES to prosecute LEGAL coal dellers
Who sell coal at short w.i4hn Ills
action, he claims, is made necessary Cor
ne public good. lie applied % Justice
kguua In the Gates avenue Police Curt
yesterday for warrants for the arrest of
eN. Alderman Eibo n IJicn and Francis
Brothers, whose coal yards border on
GCvanus Creek for selling him two
tons Of coal each that was not fun
weight Of OOO pounds
When the coal from Francis Brothers
was delivered Bronson had 10 weighed
LN two Government wei1Jers. who
found The tons 30 pounds short each
The coal from Items ylrl lacked los
pounds on each ton
Justice Ecuna after consulting the
Revised Statutes, found uo llv that
would prove applicable tl Bronson s.
Casg ia Brooklyn. The LEGISLATURE ia
is-S passed n law touching the weight
of coal % ton that applied ouiy to cities
Of moro than 100000 Inhabitants
Bronson placed tho case In the hands
of n lawyer after the Justice told him
ihHt he was liable % heavy suits for
damages IN The event Of hi, Inability to
establish his charges
Complaints against two uJhyr letler
ui Brooklyn for the same CIuse Wcr
considered 1t "a recent mgcinr DC lh
Coal Exchange on Monday u'gN. hi
uo Information will De- ui.o.IurI ulli
The Investigation O. ini.hCd
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
REYFRS OF MAGAZINES.

.tusuE -Ile Ia.aIlar number OF
th.s IaIu IaE illustrated magazine, which b
devoted tu SPORT travel and recreation, l-
-u unusually attractive ana Interesting Quo
Ile table gl aHuseHf- is Eiab iu Flr.s.y ul
articles treating of every kiul lf outdoor
-UHT. and aIEeI fuU- t-A AuTUaur Fur
HlEr .'kru.uiscauae5 af l-.-H Sport
"h-r Majesty Suck Hagal5, swan
elHulH- uu be columbia. Ell uHul uIwu
ile ! .urida River, .In Far C1uGuaa %
auu Dor -u4ElaIll articles form l-lsr ~
delightful Io-' praudlal ana wiurer-ai -lt
reading
-EnuE News -Juha Wauamaker. pua.
Usher, fl.aaapLH Here b au aau-
...r- aHH comprehensive syulT- In
an illustrated aaI ar.r..4l form af aI
40 Che latest public tI9u= al Ihe lslI-l-
la..-Lrls ~ tal Llif-l >la-az Ali ufr4e
literary Eorh ~ taa iaF here seq down.
Ilr I|u-fr.flHus aIe t.r=r class lhe iatI#r
press aamirau'a ud the criticism fl.r t-
te.i-guf aul -eLaIar'E This com u..lfllu
is 20 eee--.t. sas aa=e a4a vI-l t1 keep up
Wua 5Ha eaire al1 afaa4lri literature 1f
fUs .aE-
-rts Nationalist tbs i- E u.v
GAGS uI fla a4Tars|l |lz4t.aH al Industry.
E.lu slower a.E Is fLa editor auI .ulr-
lHH .lu-.H- ..efHI HIs4s=agi4fas Edward
I...-uE nj -taaa- e.4ul lua
'-. .ffa lal..'.r af IaH f.. guIgu l4aa
.rl-.-ut ar. .re war- ar H5 H#rae=. Ia .l.
.ts.r .t -tHr r# ..r..aI 4. ElIlu..
".HIi very .af#rrHI rH rln-s eg---
.l ..- HHra .t I.a.a fE4.f.al laI rl .s..
4a .H.ia-tr. H.Ealu-s rlrl.E r..
rH NJ aH aE =eaale rlau.r
rlr world
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
GEw JERSEY ELoPERs ClUGEr
UCnrN smith and Mrs. Mhcombr r.
Located by the WronEed nu,baud.

Henry smith and Mrs Macombrr
Located by the WrunEed Iiusbaud.
BUpCETOS, Dec 3.-Ou November
I3 Ninelaud was thrown iato a state Of
excitement over the elopcment %. Henry
smith, a Gne.lookiug man, aud Mrs,
Mary Macomhcr, wife Of Johns Ma.
c1mber, % glassblOwcr of the same
town. AT the time Macomher was
away from home, having gone 10 Clay.
ION 20 work In "a glass factory there.
ald it was while he was away from his
home that Smith and Mrs. Mucomhcr
planned the elopement.
Not only did Smith take Mrs Mlcom-
her with Inn, but The twain packed up
what furniture the husband gathered
together during their married life and
removed that also Sdll worse than OH
lhey took the two children. On Ma
combers arrival home one night all
that greeted him was a bare house and
a letter from Mrs. Alaeombrr saying she
he'd gone out West with Smith Mr.
Nscombgr Instituted o search for her.
tgieglaphing % different cities, but was
Dot successful until last night, when he
located the pair Ia a house on the 0ut
skirts of The city living as man aud
wife.
Mac0mLeT went before justice sam
uel W. Wells and bad a warrant issued
for their aJrcst, which was served on
theln while they were enjoying their
evening meal Being unablt 20 fur
uish bail they were placed 10 Jail ualil
lhis morning. when they were gwen q
hearing before the sheriff and Justice.
Alacgmblr preferred a charge against
Them of adultery and also one astiust
Smith of rlhhpTy aud the abluell Ia If
bis two children, and in defaul. 3t 81
eco bail they were each held o. await
The action ~ the grand Jury al Jlauiy
lfim Ct eJuTt The clt.Iral yi. De
taken care III ly 5Iac1mber.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
NOT HAPPY LOT
Department omoiats WIN nave a Hard
Time for Three Months.

department OGicinfs VIII Nave Hard
Time Tor Three Months.
What transformation has been
wrought atihc various Departments by
the convenine of Congress For the
pastiew weeks the corridors have been
deserted save by The employees and an
occasional visitor anil the messcu gers
aud watchmen had au easy time of It.
All this Is changed now. aud from carly
morning until the Departments are
closed for the day, they are ihrongci
with an eager, active crowd of office
seekers who besicre The executive Of
fcers with letters Of Endorsements anil
who are most frequently accompanied
bv thrir influence. the Senator from
their State. or the Congressman from
their district
While this condition of things exists
to q certain extent In all the paatgt
mruts it is ai the Government Printing
Office and The Department of Ngric a.
ure that The greatest number Of those
who ave anxious to devote themselves 10
the service of the Government for a
consideration are 10 be found
Everybody seems 10 have an idea th tt
there must be q place for them at one of
these two institutions. and they eau
scarcely be convinced TO the contrary
In The Agricultural Department the
point of assault Is almost invarilble the
seed room. The employees In that
division are all, with n very few eXcep-
lions on the temporary roll aud liable to
dismissal at q moments notice.
When an applicant Is told there Is
nothing for him. he always says.
why can't You make a place 10 the
seed room and as this Is frequently
done, the force there probably changes
oftencr than ia any other branch Of the
service Indeed. instances have been
known where person has been
appointed AZ 10 O'Clock and dismissed
two hours later. and this was done
simply 20 make room for some other
applicant who was fortunate in having
stronger Congressional null.
Yet in spite of the fact that 10 Is
we'll known that an appointment on the
seed room force may mean olly few
days employment, there Is always
crowd Of applicants for positions on It's
roll For weeks tO come, that is until
. Congress shsll adjourn. Department
chiefs me going to find that their Dot is
not a happy one.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
AInrrIare IIeen.ra

Marriage licenses were issued to.ddv
10 ;hC following persons Alonzo L.
Jones and Josephine Jordan OF Rich,
mond. Va. Carl Muudschein and
Isabella Edel Of Washington; William
Rome aud Martha j Terrell Richard
H. Smith aud Mary + Madison; Ma
ibauie G.. Grasiy aud Alerla M Smith
of Baltimore, Md; J. August Miller Of
Prince Georges County, Nd, and
MsmIc $ Summerman; Frank b Gil
more of Philadelphia and Nellie prour
Harry Johnson and Catherine +.
JesLnofsky Julian Wall aud Rachel
H. IfeaFu.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03

capable of conversion t5 oppressive
ends the Southern States The people
of those States have very simple and
accessible remedy in The adoption of
rhe Australian ballot system system
wdrirts'Iy 90 The inlacs, of pure and
hone elections. The country w0lll
have cause o. ha thankful tor tle
Lou.E b-H Sc ils enactment should
cau. those States which have NOT ye,
done So to- adopt the Australian plan OF
voting
TIN RIGHT ODD HaN Of the C1pyri1ht
bin was vigorously disputed n the
House yesterday But 60 finally got
headed tow ard The White House On %
g'ear tracks
GENERAL MitEs continue. ureEarl
fhe situation threatening Noiouat
tue Indians regard ltm as broadening.
Too We hope. however That the coli
snap viii settle everything and post
ponr ho.h General NuE- and The To-
diaus until next sur.0- if is iue11-
ve1ienl tohlve them every maul I'D
The year
LOUISVILLE WENT Democratic yos.ar.
day There is well authenticated
rumor tat The Dutch still reside tn
Holland
GENERAL MIrEs has o new chief of
s'aT However the Indian situation
remains the same
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
norm ARRIVALS.

An SIS 4 Ulr=t, Marion. ala.
Washington Dss-4u, Macon rl- o. 10.
eelmal ANA alle- Newport. Hon. 49, n
Perry aud ailu, south Carolina. N A.
hhlahers Winston. " g.; E 10. Higgins
and aifa, Bl--au, T.. b. EIg- Ilrr1lt5u.
Al.; q. J.. b.aeEr Liberty Mos H. Gul'-
Iu-, SEES IorE,
AuaaaL-F. p DsNeutE ana rsF., Ga-
weston, IeEas. NiIam E Hasau.
Wheeling, IS. va, Z p. Glare, ra.aIsl
l-a- 81. p warner. Reading Pas H NJ.
Anderson aaI william NegorI F.la.
le.Fa.a.
- J-N. B. Sleigh, New Orleans, p.
biaueklE5rar NeW York; Henry BIam-u.
Baltimore George W PauqoIst. Ohio
William kHaeg ard vile. Boston.
HHI- III h Beltfir. chicago. H
Raymond Baltimore. W. a. Zee W +
jaahiu5 a-d j b. Whitley Nev l9rE
II AHu -1lsrg Buffalo.
Henry e 5taer Har N- Turs
HsH E Hl9ut Boston. E NJ Price,
Naa ie- sam fHaI-r Newton, H. u
N E.Iuau. Richmond
Ea E--gr Sew Har- ~. A Carl.
Portland oregon
-Hau. IL a. p. Carter. Ul
Minister +aau 81 Bowers ....4-
- ..4 . ~. sH.L AHE York.
.Ia-aH--a.. r.lsz' -r- pa.
r. ElH.. Ft.eE E. l.lr.l
er Ha.e. BAL $50 HH
i tu H e.ag. Ir.'auI
George E P..a, Taa..a
E4 PAGE. F.ll r Nulaaai g#
Haal A raa= la--s -
laH---t- beu aul.a e. -as-.a Boston.
Easaa Aa.rr, IS. E-.F Az
lauH.aI
Edward Er rHH H H
--I Charles acr.taar teE ioa
E-Haa N Huston laIlHa 20
j lal lle.I SullaIs ta D- gaaII.r
hu- C IS Nsala5-
taTa
u laI Indianapolis George "
E TaHl Royal taE IHau AUD I--s-
Laatqus e 9 llauurr, E4ll.lar-.
~ RI E4teler E.ellll.I
fa- Jeha Il King ana By Fass-ft
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
90 ID Mants Alimony.

A motion for alimony has been filed
by The defendant TO the case Of Ellis G..
Myers ". Funzonia NJ Myers She
states that at the lime she filed her an
swer 10 her husbands petition for III
yoTce she was employed ia the Census
Bureau Since that time she has been
discharged By reason Of a reduction IN
the force of the office. and is nov lefl
without the means If supporting her
self and child. Her husband, she
states, is employed In the Government
Printing Office al sufficient salary t1
pay her alimnny while the suit for d.
voTce is pending
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
want 70 work Tor UncIe sam.

one hundred and twenty-five appli,
cants for cleTksuip4 in the Depart
mental service in this city were exam
iltu by the Civil Service examiners AT
me Cily Hall to-day This nun
her includes eleyen female applicants.
and contains representatives from nearly
every section of the country, The ID s.
uicD of Columbia excluded Tom "
row the examiners expect fun house,
y hen The applicants for positions iu To-
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing will
ne examined
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
TEMPEST AND STORM
Many Vessels wrecked IN Hurrictno
nf ST Pierre

Many Vessels wrecked in a uurrIcauo
at st. Pierre
NEw YopE, Dec. "A special to
The Ha1H from St. Pierre. Miquelon,
says there has been three days of ter
iihle storm, tempest and hurricane. On
Saturday four vessels parted their
chains and came ashore and win prove
total wrecks The crews were saved.
on Sunday the storm somewhat abated
and there was no damage 10 shipping.
On Monday night, however, a hurricane
set tn, and inflicted great damage.
About ten schUoners are high and drv
around the harbOr, with the winter
fleet, moorcd for winter quarters. badly
d9magCd The steamer Sd. Pierre was
TO have sailed yesterday, but will re.
main in port until the weather becomes
settled
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
Formerly Knowles. on Gle line 10 the Metro
poltan Branch ~ the b 3 o. Z. X.
Tie Most Beautifui Flaeso Residence About

Formerly Knowles. on tie line n the Metro
pultau Branch uf thl b. 3 u. q. h.
Tie Most Beautiful FIaceof Residence About
the city Of y ashingt1n
Tho lots az Kensington Park are being sold
TaTi1ly. Many Cf our best ciriz.Hs have taken
two ~ EuTe. p hyt G.aIed and Uae al tIn-
Tres ard tres boxes on every lot and ale
residences are evidences OF permaneueF aud
stability. Among recent purchasers are q. 4.
~ Warner. who has taken eighteen llts and
o. uuW erecting q $1,000 hau-e wbieb WII bel
tUg addition 20 rha many H-aurifHl resi-
aeur,- tlrIgi hr uusuis. tHe Weil know
luftut attorney has purcL sal litaEl llt-s
tHu lots. hr IIuus4ell. seven llf-. E j. GlI-
teri % T. Moluu, h. Mitchell ~ II
Morgan and m4uY uthars. AF Ma amfs the
well huuWu aud popular aFazzisf ri fIIs GlfV,
1871 shortly build "a drugstore ~ tl- Park
The C1utber bss been given 1a- size erection
Ot beautiful depot 40 the PARA
farLes buying af heHsH -.-l have pas'l SO
assurance that bate uuHef ana -aers
El.l accomplish Hleu CON. .Ina -ai.t ua al4.
bring IN i9 ttr 'front.' HllE af al -a#aEH.a
TIaNrr.
IotHe reutplFiu- paoae e and those having
q NHN dollars ll spare el u mon l au EuH'N
-lE Iust words Don lHl tnothrl Uees pass
uftr pur d ai- Wl' lul seeing hel-'l-t -tH4
select "a SOC igr q nome ~ l4F Che glliatIlu
tHr d -lte ana sauu mEe -fllHut without i.-
-uUui CO. hgn7iu-inu- L.ls @ an urlees ilHn
$3.50 up r0 200 ~izs of I9E- iram S on l-ef ~
t4Nuu square fllr E-F IN lHa srIu-l HHHr
lolie sa-Eau-l Hll aetallaaF aafsiaa ~
heu alu-tuu
80 Iraus sp0rtauau tras.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
a Horse in a sewer.

a peculiar accident occurred yester-
day afternoon al the corner Of Sixth aui
g streets northeast A horse belonging
lo Mr Robert Heasel sirayed from his
yard into the street and fell through o
nan hole into the sewer. The animal
wandered around Tor several hours.
MT Hensel aud q Bumber Df his neigh
loIs impToyised a derrick and about @
clock In The evening succeeded I'm 1et-
Ting the horse out
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
gl3 IgsEBlL STOPPED
An Aufcury Dt.cto~gs rE4b4bts
MurdrT.

Au Aufcrry Dtsctu~es rTBB4bIs,
Murder.
EIH l0EK, Dee. The funeral oI
Iau5tr John b Townsend at Eagle
wc,d- n. 3 where De met his death
Ff sg by lis own hand IL is alleged
Was Iuiely stopped at that place yesrcr
d.y ~ The village constable. a,iae
luier Instructions FROM Public Prose
Clt.r Campbell of liEckensack. THAI au
autopsy might De made on the BODY.
Dr. Terry found haueu-l. heavy
bullet tElr bad passed through the
dead mals head This only surrounds
the ease with greater mystery CIR
ealsIaEcss thgi weIE-n the theory ui
suicide are being developed, ami lLc
t!ta 1t NE Igalsend's brUlhtrinIta-
3Ir. LoWls 0f InWood-rbgt be- gs-
t.lly dealt with Is growing steadily
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
ATIss 4W Vs ~Du.u -0aGtaLs
raufa u

Established m .r.ares ~ cs.Iase
u.v.I aud t1u -..od 6y ua.1l the
mental ts.u-ies 11 found
fa noe rt,oaa eauea -- l-sslr= ann
pbirt ol aaae-E-le asuti1a u0W
ready ur Sale atEreu.aae U-iqu square,
Rev Ygrz.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
,vEATEsr INSTITUTE
Laleaster Pa

The Rev. MONTGOMERY r HOOPER M
A. Head Na- er Four boys fsl wed IS
members oI .le reaf masters arflg AT
present here ATE tw0 vacancies. Nr. Hooper
bias ssut Toys tv Harvard, s ie, Princeton.
oo'u. b.a, LeHGb, amherst Tru'tT. Wazr
Point anna .i-- &c., and has noe Lad can
dale iul admission reietad
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
UElTSD IN TIE STRIKE
All TIE coal Miners In Alabama gave
Ouit WORK

BuWINcuANr Ala, Dec. The
striking cool miners were joined ycs,er.
tnv hy nearly all the men who wero at
vcik Monday. The indications are
that The struggle will be a long aud
bitter one Neatly halt the furnaces
IN The distiict will go out of blast this
week and others will follow as soon as
their stock of coke Is exhausted. The
mine operators remain firm IN their
resistance of the demands OF toe mau.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
E.ea fasm aay Back.

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b ee aF ig E-Ial
Ils,d hsss ds.s Iris evi-
-.l. I.# IaH sauli d tle fg' back
lE bali back from aFay back.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
| nDEN sENIsAHl
Lut

A school for youuE girls aud young ladies'.
az Llritz. Lancaster County, 7a Etl year
a are, comfortable school homes thorough
methods CaFeiul over-isn. of rle Individual
pupil; -dvaueld guu4-e a- -IuI,; Esgy pleas