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The daily critic., 1890-11-20
NENY MARRIlGRS
loving Couples who WIN travel Ltfe's
Highway Together.

Loving Couples who VIII travel Ltfe's
Highway Together.
Miss Florence Ealbrus, daughter Of
MIR aud Mrs. Thomas 3. Kalbfu5 and
Mr. John B Torbert were married last
evening at st. Marks Church. the
pastor, Rev A Floridus Steele. oflici
ating The ushers were Messrs Cren.
shaw, TOrhert and DIucanson. Miss
Bessie Barnett Of Philadelphia was the
maid Of honor and the bridesmaids
were Misses Mamie T0rbert and Nav
Howard Master Harry Clapp and
Miss Josie Foertsch were the pages
Mr. W. ID. Porter, jr., was the groom g
best man. After the ceremony a re.
% , ion was held AT the residence Of the
uitc's parents. 322 a street northeast.
Nh and Mrs Torbcrt left at 10 o'clock
90 heir bridal tour Upon their re
'uru they viii reside at lG ID street
ecu heas' The happy couple were the
TJC piruts Of numerous presents.
ast Tuesday evening at Dumblrton
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
Miss Louise Backford. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs ! S Blackford. No 3I2j NJ
street West Washington, was married
10 Nj Jamps SHmrrville The pa tor.
the Rev NJ f. B Rice, ofliciated. and
there was a large attendance Of the
friends Of the happy couple at the
chmCh Messrs Wallan Fisher. James
Lee, Alexander W. Ward and G. ".
Clark were the ushers Mr William
Hauptman was the groom's best man,
ard the bride was attended by her sister,
Miss AGdlc BlackfoId The brides
Sunday school class were present. Mr..
and Mrs Somerville on returning from
their honeymoon trip will reside at
3422 n street.
Miss Nanny Mccormick and Mr..
Philip B Sheriff Of Benning's were mar
ried last Tuesday at All Saints Chapel
by the rector, Rev Edward Wall. They
will pass their honeymoon in Boston.
Mr.. William X Hill and Miss Clara
l.. Banon, the latter Of SOC X street,
were married Tuesday evening last at
The Foundry Church 10y Rev. Reese
Murray Of the Central Church, assisted
by Rev. DR.. George Elliott Mr. aud
Mrs. HILL upon their return from their
wedding tour, will reside at us NJ street.
The gift Of the parents Of the groom
was a dwelling house.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Enter,nininr rnnrnrt

The Washington Musical Club gave
their first concert at the Universallst
Church last evening The numbers Of
the programme were well selected and
were rendered 10 thoroughly enjoyable
and delightful manner. The per.
furmance Of Beethovcn's "Krcu'zsr
Sonata" played by Messrs Nander.
piano, and Rakeman, violin, was the
event Of the evening Mr.. Rakcman
executed the difficult composition with
ease and received the frequent ap.
plause OF the audience Mr. Nt1der
ably supported Mr Rakemsu at the
pIurn, ard also won considerable at.
uniion by several piano solos. The
n'ia ftum Sampson and Dclilah" was
stug 'y Mrs Julia T. Wyman, assisted
ly Mr. Nlicrsch on The cello
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
ss.ociatrd Charlie. Meeting.

The SIKH Subdivision of Associated
Clmlll,s. at their annual meeting lls,
ight at The Worth Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. Dr. Ramsiell. pre-
siding, elected the following directors
for The ensuing year: Dr. J. O Adams.
Rev. II Bradford, j. Richards. Mr.
Dodge. William H. Gunnisou. James
T. H0Cd, Mrs Mary + Hood, Miss
Gertrude Jones. Mrs L. c. Leonard,
Mr.. W ! Perry, Rev c. B. Rtmsiell,
Mrs. A NJ Purvis, Mrs. W. A Smell.
Mrs T. liver, Miss Jennie Taylor and
Judge Willmughhy, Resolutions ey
pressiye ~ the high appreciation of the
society Of the services Of the late Judge
Srell, who, AT the time Of his death.
l.led The office Of president, were
al0Ufpd
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THE DAILY CRITIC
CRY SPECIALS
o. rntlor rnrnItnre-

Fou Youn cAsu "Asp oNrr c,.u.''
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THE GREATEST KNOCKOUT
CLOTHING SALE

on record. Prices blown sky high Values
scattered TO the four winds. fats will be the
phenomenal sale Of the century. such val iss
- we viii give VIII never be given again
Nowi is your opportunity
Mcn's Heavy Melton uvorcoats, s. a.; rs.
Mems hinchIlll oycrcoat.. 81 81; reIucci
M,r'- Fine Kerscys, 5.75. reduced from sis
keglnt Fur trimmed listers 81; reduced
from 5
lined. ss; reduced from slS
tBrr's Melton OyCrcOits. lap seams velvet
collar lined with double wdrp, lttlitn AM
siik aced, so; reduced from 81
SUITS
Mems Black Atwood Choviots, $3.50; re.
GuCsd from SIS
Mems Good, solid Business suits. $685. rc.
GurUd from sia
Mems Wor,ted suits sacks aud eutawAys.
ssfO ard siO; reduced from ~ anieD
The finest talor-made Dress suits, sacks.
Getaways and Prince Alherts si'klinsi
ihroughout, reduced from $3.50, so AMI sii
Ihildrons oy,rcoats, long clpos, SIS; re-
dUCtd from e8 80,
Pine Biue Chlnehma Care ovesgoats, s. 81;
Fancy cheyiot oysrcoats, $3.50; reduced
from a..
Eoys Cape oyerco.t Is, 70 to Is years. s!5o;
Childreu's suits. 81 i.25; reduced from sgtO
Childreu's suits 2. reduced from 81 20
ip thLdtcn's OygrCJats, 9jc.
80 pairs Knee Pants az &c
$500 Mems Pants Of our own mluufICturs
90 be gtailgd at wholesale prices,
30 Mems Cape Oyereolts at 60; sold In
every store for sl5
Ihs goods We oder al the prices namsi
above wilt astOnish the most skeptcll. We
more than tulul our adv rliaement ani
guarantee the values we advertise,
COR. 0TH AND 4 Sis. \. ".
iRiIey TuildiugI.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Arrld.nt-tn Nnu.hnr

Dan HAYES. one Of the oldest aud
bcs,-known newspaper carriers OF
Washing on. met with another acci.
dent last night which will condne him
l1 The hospital for some time About
the middle Of September he was Wn
over by street car and seriously Ga
iurCd Hewas cared for at the Freed
mans Hospital, but managed to get
outon crutches the day before election.
and since that time has been selling
papers upon the street Last night one
Of his crulcbes slipped and he fell 10
the pavement and broke his thigh
hone. There Is much sympathy for
him. rs be has been a newsboy about
The streets Of Washington for nearly
twenty Eve years He will be well
cared for at the Frecdmans Hospital.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
WINTER WISDOM,

IA.''|.'tI'N. ]
Don't be afraid Of fresh air. but avoid
draughts.
Don't 20 out Of doors for a second with
ont extra covering.
In selecting your winter uudcrclothing,
choose that which Is warm aud yet more or
less open 10 texture.
Take OF your overcuat when YOU enter a
warm place, whether Office or private
dwelling, even IL your visit is 90 last only
three minutes.
II you catch cold or develop a cough, get
rid Of it at once. This is better than feel
ing "bluen and thinking that pneumonia
or consumption has marked you as
victim
The best remedy for a cough or cold
lhowover stubborul. or a sudden chill Is
pure whiskev. a dose OF whiskey in
water will impart a generous warmth TO the
whole body and Keep of the diseases Of the
season.
Don't forget that only pure whiskey
should be taken DuTy's Pure Malt
Whiskey has the strongest recomme ada
tions from the eadiug doctors as % its
efficiency, aud from the most prominent
scientists as 20 its purity. 10 Is the only
standard medicinal whiskcy Take no
other from your druggist.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Try Berkeley
AItIlIs counted The Indians.

il was a picturesque idea Of our
Government officials 10 send artists out
10 tie Western wilds 70 take the Indian
census, saws "The Lounger" OF the
Crtc. II don't know just who orlgi.
mated and carried out the plan. but /
have heard that Il was Mr.. Tom Donald.
son Of Philadelphia II was probably
90 show lhe aTtists that he bore them
no iIl viii that he gave them this little
trCat no the Governments expense.
Those chosen for the pleasant task were
Walter Sbirlaw, Peter Moran, III r.
PO0Te aud Gilbert Gaul. There may
have been others, but these are the
names / have heard mentioned most
prominently 10 the matter / have no
doubt lut that the artists made a better
count Of the lndians 10 their wilds than
has been made Of the population Of
New York; al The same lime they filled
lLtir sketch books with valuable
sketches, and they sag sights that no
census taker in the metropolis ever
dreamed Of.
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EyCUSED FOR BEING HUNGRY.
How an Impecunious But Polite OIt
Man Pad Tor mIa Simmer

Row an Impecunious But Polite otd
Man Paid for MS supper.
Ttisnot often that politcness is used
as legal tender and means of defense
at the same time but It can be worked
successfully in The hands Of the proper
persons. says the Tacoma Led7er.
Last night a weak, miserable look
ing old man with struggling gray hair,
gauntcyed and hungry, wandered Into
the little restaurant at the corner Of G.
and Eleventh streets. kept bv Billy
Robertson. The old man sat down at
a table and swallowed four big bowls Of
strong soup in rapid succession and
then tackled robust layout Of c1rne1
btet and cabbage after which he
topped OF the load With a cut OF pump
kin pie. When he had flashed the
waiter laid q check beside his plate.
Taking his check the old fellow ap-
preached the counter and whispered TO
The proprietor
Say. will you excuse mes'
Excuse you for Ehala'
~ haven't any money
Billy nut on a fierce front and made
a movement as II 90 throw the polite old
man into the street
please don't hit me he exclaimed,
in alarm Il just got out Of hospital
where | didn't get enough TO eat, and
I've been sick. too. ] haven't any
money TO pay with aud do hope you
will excuse me-
The restaurant man could only com
ply with this modest request, and the 20.
lite old man was then and there excused.
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why he was Proud.
FJom u, T,1a. Slfiiags.

flOfn me tfFis NtffiHgf.
Two negro vagabonds, who have been
up before the Justice iuuumerable
tines, happened to meet 10 the corridor
~ the Court House. One of them held
rp bisuosc high In the air, and put on
r great deal OF style. The other was In
,ustdy uf 10 policeman. The pri .Juer
said To his fritud
What's De matter wild you. niggahg
Has you won de big prize In dc lottery
dat yer hold ylt head so highg"
II doe sn't want ter be familiar wil
dc criminal element | don't know
yer sab
Wei, den, what does Yer blow yer.
II uut So much fOrg We has been Ia
jail for weeks aud weeks togcdIur We
has stole chickens togcdder more dan
forty times.
Il wants yer ter understand dat for
once ! doesn't come inter this Court
House 10 dc capacity Of a malcficter.
On dis hear proud occision am here Ia
de capacity Ob q witness, un' / wants ter
be respected according
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RAiIUoADs
Rallimore & nhio RaiIroad
scbodnle N efect Noyember 10, 1890.

Schedule IN effect November f6, 1890
Leave Washington from station corner Of
New Jersey avenue and g street.
Fou CmcAco and Northwest Vestibulsd
Limited express daily ii.8O m, eNpr'
S30pm.
FoRCiNcivNA1i. ST. Louis and indianapolis.
exp ess daily g 30 ard it.30pm
For PiTrsuuro and Cleveland, express daily,
$50 m and DO m.
FQR lEXtNGroN and points in The Shenadoah
Eon wlsScnrsTEE and way stations, $50 m.
For luHAY, 80 p m.
FoR BA1rfNorE. week days & O5. 500. G.s5.
72o, $50, 900 f5-minutes $50 IS, 100,
az "a minutcsl. m. 1910 2 %, 2 50, 8 Is,
t5minutesl. 8e5. : 25, $50, 5oO 4jminuteg,
5O5, $3.50, u, 6 IS, SEQ, z i5 1.3), 90, 1913
end u 90 pm. sundays, fo5, L20, Z 30, SD,
9S5 m. u2oo. 45-miuutes) 90, 2 rs. $50,
8.g5 $50 500 Is uinutesl, sos, 600, 6 IS,
6.eQ, 7.30, 900, 10 30, ! 80 p m.
For WAY STATIONS between washington and
Baltimore, 500 6 80 8 80 a m t2.t0, 3.2J, 30.
8.a5 $50, 6,eo, 5So. 1t.3O D M. D' '.'''
TRAINS lEAvE Baltimore for Washington
week days, 500, Geo, $50, T.15, T21. 500.
$50, 35, $50, 1000 in.35 q m; 1907, 12lO.
2.l0, 230. go, f15, 500, 900, geo 7.O5 7.80.
go, $50, 9t5. 1910, io.2oand !1.O1 D M sun.
m; 1900 LOS 2t0, 280, as 500. G. 20. 7.05.
20, 40, $50, to.1u, 1920 ard 1iCO .. M.
FoR ANNArolIs, 6.3' and $50 a m, 12tO aad
Leave Annapolis 6.S5. s87a m, i2.O5. 3.5)p
m. sundays, $50 a m, 3 .55 m
FoB STATIONS on the Metropolitan Branch,
1880 $3.50 a m, gt.l5 p m. For principal
stations only 1000 m i.5O and 1880
Dm
FoR GAIrurRsnune ard intermediate points,
taoO, 1000 = m ti2.5o 1888, 1888, '5.35,
FoR BoyD's and intermediate stations, 700
CnrRcH TRAIN leaves Washington on sunday
az l.i5 p m. stopping at ali stations on
MetrOTOlitan Branch
FoR FRIpEptcE, % 80, IS 90 $3.50, iii.so m,
q
FoR HAeERsrowS, 40 20 a m aud f5s0pm
TRAINs arrive from Chicago deily IL 80 m
and 4s m; from Cincinnati and St Louis
daily 90 m and 2.o5 m; from pittsburg
40 m. 5 20 y m daily.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
FoR NEw YORK, Trenton and the East, sl05.
tS.OO, 5000, si20O a m, = 80. $500 aud 40 10
pm. Buffet parlor Cars on all day trains.
Sleeping Car on the 1880 p m, open at 900
pm.
F6p BosroN, s2to p m with Pullm an Buffet
si'eflpin,s lr, Gar running through 70 Boston
Boston.
noon, 2hN Is 90, -. Is and 1000 D m.
FOR NEwARK, rel. Wilmington aud Chester,
Hi05, $50 a M, Hi2 90 noon, - $50, 800, t6.i5,
and ,io'O m. Limited express stopping
az Wilmington, only 1000 I'm.
FoR INTERMEDIATE points between Bilti-
more end Philadelphia $500 and $50 am,
TRANS leave New York for Washington.
sgO0, ~ 30 a m, n2C0, g 90 800 m and
zig 15 night.
TRAINS leave Philadelphia for Washington.
lst 's ., fii.s5 a m, 1.io, tl3l, e6O5,
*132 y. m.
FoR ArLANrtc CIrY, 405 and 1000 m, f2.Ol
noon. sundays, % m, 1900 noon
Except sunday. sDaily. gsunday only.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co ON or.
ders left at ticket offices, 6l9 aud 1851 IA. ave.
and at depot.
j. 4. ODELL, CHAs. o. sCULr,
Gen. Manager Gen as. Agt.
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Dominica ana nj. GirI.

Last evening Ohlcer Pierson found
Dominica tsmietta playing piano or
gan on the Avenue. lie had with him
0,year,old airl who was fllurlsAiag
the tamb0uIlue and collecting the pen,
uies. When approached by the officer
with a child accompaniment or 50 with
cut Mr. PirIsou was not deceived by
Tie story and put the Italian under
arrest In court this morning Judge
Miller tin,d Dominica S. aud told him
he could not have the girl play the tam.
BOURNE any longer
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
- H.rs a Flne G,mna.Lnm.

Officers al the Sixth Precinct station
are taking steps 20 have their ne 3
gymnasium flttd up with the proper
sppaTatus Committees have been az.
Ieinied i0 arrange for a ball, t1 be
given a week OF ten days before Christ
mas, the proceeds 10 be devoted 10 pro
vidiug q billiard table, clubs, dumb
bells, rowing machines. etc. The room
Clmmodious, well lighted add especially
adapted for a gymnasium The officers
propose 90 have the finest gymnasium
10 Tie department.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Nnie Alnmni A..nn,n,inn

AT the annual meeting Of the Yale
Alumni Association last evening It was
decided to bold the annual banquet
during the month Of January. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year President, Senator Z O.
Wolcott first vice president. Justice
David J Brewer. second vice president.
William A. Meloy; secretary aud treas.
uttr. J. T. Tddings: executive commit
tee. William G Whittemore, Alexander
u. Anderson. H. w Raymond. James
@. Rice and II h Willard; historian,
/. Edwards Clarke.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Only a legal D-H-lsacs.

Charles Dean, a young colored boy,
was charged tr day with the larceuy Of
uCLey. Tie was iu the employ OF
James Medley, and engaged ou tge
stltet iu lIe sal. uf produce lie ap
o. TIia',d q portion uf lhe day sll $
DO DIS Cwu usr, and could UaI square up
BIS ccauG wheu he came home IN the
evening. Judge Miller concluded thar
it wes smbezzlemeut ana not larceny,
and dismissed the case
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
suing Tor Damares

Adclnh Rowland and his wife, Annle
NJ Rowland. have brought suit against
DT, William A Hammond for $2O.OOO
damages The plaintiffs charge that
DR.. Hammond bad Mrs Rowland ar
rested for embgzzling $50 from him on
Jolly 30, 1883 Snt alleges that be was
rom up',i by IN feeling against her 10
make the ChuEe which was false, AMI
nl v Rllcn shnsMHa ncnnlIIaI-
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT

Is growing from day 20 day. It's infancy has
passed. II Is gradually walking, aud we are
IN hopes that before long 10 will require no
more nursing. but will take care Of itself
cur polite, attentive and experienced clerks
assist in making 50 what 60 should be, aided
by our prices and guatantees Footwear has
Iut little value when you obtain inferior
goods; bnt GUuD. substantial leather Is al.
ways the cheapest, even 81 you pay double
the advance. Every shoe offered By us. no
matter wnat is price, we guarantee that
nothing but solid material isusei by the m IN
ufacturer. We have selected q few items
from the ladies' the Misses the ChHdrea's.
the Boys and the Youths Departments
LADIES.
Ladies' Pink, White, Blue and Black Satin
slippers, s3fS.
Ladies' BLACK Undressoi Kid, Boadei vamp
Ladies' Dong5la Haud-turned slippers; CON
mon sense, s1.9S.
Ladies' Dongola Opera slippers qSC.
FaunCe 6 Springs Hand sewed Extension
Edge, in common sense and opera toe,
MISSES.
our Line Of Misses Shoes
Misses Dongola, sprine heel, patent tlp.slAS.
VI .ssts, Stniglt Goat, spring heel. sttt
Misses Handsewed Dongola,sp spring heel, Sai3
CHILDREN.
Children's Patent Leather. tipped and sprlnt
heel. sizes 3 to g. B, e.. D and r, si.3t
Childrens CLOTH same size and width, si3i.
BOYS AND YOUTHS.
Youths Real Calf. baton or lace. splendid
bnockabuut shoes, si.fS.
Boys, sane style and quality. all sizes aud
widths, 81 %.
You know this department occupies the
Il ace in our gallery. the most convenient
and private shopping place for ladies IN this
City.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
KLHLm.n E.nard.d

The OrdEay Trophy was presented
last night 10 The rifle Team Of the Dis
uict NatiaHgl Guard, afthe second ReEi-
meut Agm.B 10 tLe pT s-lee of "a large
ruwieT 81 people BliEIdier GelersI
bIdV as tHr the presentation speech
sri N8itf B'chari % B-ieu receivtItLe
uophy on helals af The rids team
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Fen from a oar Platform

Edward Murphy fell from The plat.
fgim Of Washir gtnu aud Georgetown
car last uighi between Twenty first aud
Twenty sgcoUi streets, aud sustained
serious injuries He was taken o.
Duckett drug store aud attended bg
Dr Reh aud lflerwaTd taken % bis
home iu Georgetown.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
nad 10 Paw Tor Their TIeht

Charles Williams, Thomas Coakley
ard David McNenamlu were charged
with afIray before Judge Miller ibis
morning Il was shown that C0akley
acted as pesCemaker between the bel
lieeIents and the charge ag iiust him
" IS Dismissed. The others were fined
s. each
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
- Donn - Y.rLnnrt-

Twenty dollars or sixty days was the
judgment given by Judge Miller 10 each
Of several vagrancy cases Oday, and
Charles Dave. David Jones. James
Dobsob, Joseph Wukiner. Benjamin.
Miller and rhomss Ryan we're ali given
CHARGE 10 go 10 the farm until after
New Years
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
hIs CoIIatgIaI F1rfaIted

last March Theodore Randolph was
aulsled faT the theft ola pigeon valued
70 25 ceurs from Toe Sui-ls1aial Iusti-
ip1c The ease Eas called up at gle
Agw IeTsly avenue station This morn
ing lll as ilg Defendant ana uct ap
IlaT tLl collateral aas forfeited
The daily critic., 1890-11-20

The case cz Police Sergeant Dlva.i
vls llsteIlsy presented 60 The President
hy Committee Of The g A r. Com
missioner nruglsss said that lhs Presi-
dyui was Lot likely % Interfere, as Dl-
Veil had been dismissed be charges
IS Itch bad been fIIly established
The daily critic., 1890-11-20

fNaH hf Font , ufM tIffrs
Iarmgr II. G.. Lauhsm, WHO lives near
SEcTU au. WAS badly g0red The o.her
day hy large buck deer from Batsell
Pak. LaUham's wife aud daughter
came % the Iescue. laIiated the snim n
and tied IL up 10 a tTee This is tue
second man this pet has nearly EiiIed
with his immense aut.eTs.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
LEMON ELIXIR.

Its Wouderful Emect 90 the Liver.
stomach. Howels, KidEes aud blood.
ur. Moneys Lemon EuEr Is 3 pleasant
.sueE drink chat positively cures aI
t-iausEus Constipation, Indigestion,
Healalhe- Malaria kidney Disease, Diz-
l'less, Colds boss et Appetite, FgFerz-
-hts hIltekes tlmlle7- Fllu iu Back,
EaiHl4r.lu yf Heart, auI go other diseases
caused IF a-ialld liver stomach aud
.lueg= tLe drzt great cause of lI fatal
diseases. fl.rF cents end gaa dollar paI
bottle sold bF l---E-s1s Prepared only
IS n Ag-eE -. ID atlanta "a.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
T,mpeIales MsstIng To.NIght.

The Father Mathew Temperance
s,ci,ly will hold a public temperance
meeting this evening at Carroll Institute
liof. The principal speaker will bc
ID Gauiuan, vice rector Of the Cith
.,Hc University. and short addresses
VII he delivered bv Rev Father MrG GO
ttd Milton T. Smith. editor Of the
GuIrh NCIry An excellent musical
Ii'rrumme has also been arranged for
ia nt ptfuu
The daily critic., 1890-11-20

John Ridden, the pioneer i1stallment man,
centrally located 40 831aud 432 seventh street
northwest, has iust returned from the east
efn markets with au Immense supply OF all
binds of housekeeping goods carpets stoves,
rugs. etc, fuu can furnish your house from
cellar 20 carret, at this store, with cash
prices on the insfalImput plan
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Deslh oI al ora Resident

M John Kelley formerly wg-.-
Eucau C1uir-l.1r0f Of This ciry died carly
rlis morning a. ni5 home 593 Ehir-
ireulh stree. northwest he was BE- his
-1t year. and has talH resident ~
aLfaEtlU f.r lF-r IliIV years.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
stole q Waieh.

Ge0r9ie Fitzhugh complaiuel the
ether tay that le lad lost a valuable
gold watch and yesterday Officers Lyde
and Williams arrested Frederick B ls-
tor, Charles Barnes uui William
B.ark. They Tera an convicted today
iu rbg Police Court 0u their own eyi-
atsgg and he former Was given six
UUTfH- Imprisonment aLI The tW9
latter ILIag months ealh
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Tlarr ols F street northwest
Rough ON thg Dog
Ffeu Iiarar Bl=lr.

a.a.' #a.f.'.H HH.HH'r
say AIr Hodge your dog bi. me
IN ihe .eg last Monday
Thar That aCkeauuts for iL 1
kuoaed th4t thar dog didut git Sex 0u
uULiuk
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
sinck Erchanrs nmcsr.

The Washington Stock Exchange
held Us annual meeting yesterday and
elected the following officers Presi.
dent. G. G. Glover, fifth term; vice.
president. John W. CorsOn, fourth
term secretary, Frank II. Pclouze,
treasurer, A X. Paris. seventh term,
and for members Of the governing com.
miree, l.. J. Davis, Charles J. Bill,
William B. Gurley, John w Macart.
rCy, B. Z. Snyder aud James A. Bates.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20

A Halifax man recently sold his
family for $40 and the purchaser is
aCcl sei of il. ueaiHg them. ANY one
wLu Will abuse a $40 family is as reck-
Ices Of expense as 0l Fr8pliety
The daily critic., 1890-11-20

George Strange purchased uew re-
vn.vgr yesterday and Judge Miller
said q Is UuHiug dat De evidently il
leL5,d O. kll HLs wife, lie was Cll
du. iH- Liu l.l il q ug1l.i-r mann
ir au aFuuu- .r-.t car '4st uiElt agi
DHctI Auuag ar-a-.gI bin 40 ll= elra-r
uI ilEHel'h street, TIE fae Has SD
UTEI--fF lHrs
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
Masonic FHlE

The officers Of tie Grand Royal AIch
Jb8pllr 0f ths District made their al-
ruaI visitation last DighT b Columbia
ysl Arch Chapter no. l. Dr L=eth
.LalIll al address after which q
-silll programme vas much enjoyed
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
-. Il I.LL.L.

Hr Hu Iau Soothing syrup should
.ull. tHa ul.ld -l.ltU5 tll Zlus. l.l4rs
aI pains jaTas Wiu1 colo. alI T. Is tle alss
remedy liarrLla- -e boyle.
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
How 40 LImbsr Up Ones Tongue.

He who would Timber his tongue
should repeat fifteen times. as fast as
possible. lLe sentence. Sa0e tbe sLrew
aud lu-LreW The sboe
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
nl-nIa.rIv WiII .gaD

TGwHt We've had Two charges filed
sg sirsi him iu the Police Court to-day.
Ic Uf CaIis iu- concealed weapons aui
ire otter nf di orderly conduct There
wss conc u-ive evidence as 10 both
charges and JUICE Miller made the fae
$50 tor carrying revolver and s. for
giE1rCCrly conduct
The daily critic., 1890-11-20
TaIled n FIodrby aer E4psrls1cs.

Ou'y few ilgs ago Nancy D1rey
ecl0el woman, Was released from the
iaiI Yesterday size was arrested ac-
llsld ~ fhe larceny 1f a gold 9tuI
fIou % q Lsgr.I al 1900 7 street north
We5i aud q charge 0f grand larceny bas
been entered azaiust lef