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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-09-05
MORTGAGES SALE.
HARVEY TAPPAN.
ATTORNEY for aSsigne

Default having been made in the conditions of
certain mortgage dated August goth, 1885, and
recorded in the office OF the Register of Deeds
OF st. Clair county, Michigan, in ber 43 of Mort
cages, on page Al, ON August 22nd, 1885, at 30,
D. M, executed by John ID. Grinnell and his wife
Rebecca Grinnell, whereby the power of sale in
said mortgage has become operative and there
Is claimed To be due at date hereof the sum of
four hundred and ten dollars and ten cents
(Sil0.l of principal and interest, and i'm addi-
ton an attorney fee of fifteen dollars (si5).
Notice Is hereby given that said mortgage will
be forecl0sed by a sale of the mOrtgaged premi-
SEES at public auction to the highest bidder at the
front door of the City hall, in the city of Port
Huron, that being the place for holding the Cir.
cut Court for said county, on Nov. 9th, 1890 at
one O'Clock p. m, to satisfy the amount due on
said mOrtage, together with costs OF this fore
closure no suit or proceedings having been instl-
tuted at law or In equity to recover said amounts
said mOrtgaged premises are described as fol-
lows as shown by said mortgage: Lots numbers
thirty-eight, (3S) and thirty-nne $50 of block
number five(5) of the village of BrOckway Cen
tire, MARY Whites additOn), together with
buildings, machinery. and tools belonging to
foundry business.
Dated tins 4th day of August, 1890.
JOSEPH EFFRICK,
HARVEY TAPPAN, Mortgagee.
Attorney Tor MOrtgagee. 1913
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Agents IN washington for
TIE WHITTIER ELEVATOR

TIE BEST ELEVATOR IN Tue WORLD,
over 20 have been put into tho best build.
lngs 10 Washington 10 the last two years By
Us.
Estimates promptly furnished. Also agents
for the WOrthlngton Steam Pumping MaClin-
ny. Also General Machinists and Engineers.
A large stock OF ENGINES and Boilers. Purp4
and Elevators on hand.
Whrerooms from 1901 10 i005 seventh street
southwest,
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

FRANK LESLIE'S
Popular Monthly
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1890.

The citizen soldier has a
place of honor in Frank
Leslie's Popular Monthly
for September the frontis-
piece Of which is a fine
equestrian portrait OF Colo.
mel Daniel Appleton, Sew
enth Regiment, N. G. S. N.
Y. The paper, by Lieuten-
ant A. c. Sharpe, U. S. a,
on "The National Guard OF
the United States" is the
most concise, comprehensive
and interesting Illustrated
magazine article on this
subject ever published.
w illiam Hosea Ballou gives
a graphic description OF
1.-THE Great Cotton Belt. 4"
Captain ]. S. Payne's thrill
ing article, Campaigning
With Crook" embodies a
tribute TO the great Indian
fighter, and is a valuable
contribution 70 contempo-
raTy history. Other timely
and beautifully Illustrated
articles, such as Florence
and the Beatrice-Dante
Festival, The Green
Vaults OF Dresden" by Mrs.
Schuyler Van Rensselaer,
The Adirondacks as They
Are" by Frederic G.
Mather, and Some Poison
Gus Plants, by DR.. L. B.
Fletcher are among the
main attractions OF this
specially Interesting num-
Der There are, as usual
short stories, poems liz
eraTy and descriptive es-
says in abundance
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
LIQUOR IN THE SENATE.
PLUMB RESOLUTION DISCUSSED but
NOT ACTED ON THIS MORNING.

81 uMu RESOLUTION DISCUSSED but
not ACTED on THIS MORNING.
MI Ilumb's resolution 10 prevent
The sale Of spliituous vinous, and
malt liquors In the Senate wing
Of the Capitol was discussed
in the Senate THIS morning.
The pending questions were on Mr..
Blalr's amendment 20 add the words
and drinking, end Mr.. Buffers
amendment directing q daily search for
liquors Of committee rooms. This Is
regarded as a direct hit at Senator Ed
munds
Mt Gibson suggested, i0kingly, the
extension Of the amendment 10 direct
the search of Senators desks.
Mr. Butler said he had no objection
But Mr. Plumb had. He thought
both amendments were calculated 10
beliltle his resolution. which he had
offered seriously and 10 refer
ence to public opinion. He did
not believe there was any
legislative body 10 the world Certainly
not IN the United Slates) that permitted
liquors 10 be sold publicly In the build
ing where Il held It's sittings
NJ 4@A44NA AAIAEuA hAe NAlzkAuE rules
were sufficient. He condemned the
spasmodie outbreak Of virmOus indig.
nation ia the Senate Chamber. He be-
lieyed there was as much abstinence IN
the Senate as in any similar body 10
the world.
Mr.. Blair thought that If there was 70
be reform in the Senate wing Of the
Capitol, IL should be eqtended 70 the
Senators and committee rooms. That
the cOntinued) would prevent Sen
atoTs from becoming so befad-
died as 70 interfere with the
consideration of the Elections bill.
King Alcohol would not then be inter
fering IN debate and bringing about
that peTpetuity OF debate about which
all complained. These remarks created
sensational laughter.
This Is the first iutimatiOn Mr. Blair
has given the public that be was how
come.you 50 when he spoke for many
days on his Educational bill
Mr. HoaT agreed with Mr. Butler.
The matter then, at Mr. Plsco's sug-
gestiOn, went over until tomorrow.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
AT THE CAPITOL.
LIQUOR IN THE SENATE AND nv
THE SENATOR'S,
Mr.. PLUaBS RESOLUTION DISCUSSED
hessrs Lansburghs Property Exempt
from ihe Operation Of the Alien
Land Aet--0ther Proceedings.

Contrary 10 general expectation the
Quay resolution was not taken mp in the
Senate during the morning hour, and
at II o'clock the Senate resumed con
sideraUon Of the Tariff bin.
N THE HOUSE
lt required q call Of the House 10 OBJ
tain quorum this morning. thus vast.
ing a half an hour.
Mr. Henderson Of Illinois. chairman
Of the Committee on Rivers and Uar.
bors reported the River and Harbor
bill, asking non concurreuce in all the
Senate amendments, and agreeing to
the conference asked by the Senate.
Mr.. Kerr made the point of order
that The amendments must first be con.
sidered IN Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Henderson then withdrew the
report, stating he would make T. 70.
morrow morning as a privileged report.
In the morning hour Mr. Buchanan
aeaiu called up the bin for the adjust.
ment Of the accounts Of laborers, work
men and mechanics under the eight.
hour law.
lie made a strong argument in favor
Of the bill, az did 9Ir. Gest Mr. Kerr
opposed t.
Pending the discussion the morning
hour expired, and the Conaer Compound
Lard bill was taken up.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
FROM ACROSS THE SEA.
AN AFRICAN MONARCH WHO CONTEN-
PLATES FIGHTING ENGLAND.
Tho story Of william Tell WI Not 30
Taught Longer in swiss Schools.
other Gossip

DNueF NTNHslN.
LoSDoN, Aug 2t.-soulh African
advices represent that Lobengula, the
King OF Matabelaland, is very much
Initiated with the course Of the British
Company, which he has recently adj.
mitted to certain privileges in his do
minions, and that his people are ripe for
war Lobengula Is the most powerful
monarch Ia South Africa, and is able to
muster an army Of about $4,000 we'll.
trained lighting men lie keeps a body
guard Of 1900 men. The warriors are
mere anxious for war than the king
WHO understands something of the ex-
tent Of British power, and Is slow to
enter upon q conflict Should Loben-
eula 60 10 war against the colonists, il
would be a more serious affair than the
struggle with the Zulus.
The Property Defense League formed
Of members Of the English nobility and
land holding gentry, has Issued a circu-
lar calling upon all who are interested
in defending the rights OF property to
Join the league, and denouncing In
alarming language the s0cialistic ten
denotes of legislation In Britain
Doctor Peters has arrived at Wildbad,
in Wurtemburg, where he will remain a
few days for the purpose Of recuperat.
ing his health. He will arrive In Der.
lin on Monday, when, II is expected, he
will make a detailed statement Of the
results Of his expedition, refuting many
Of the reports which have been hazarded
by irresponsible persons.
The authorities of the Swiss canton
Of Schwys have issued positive orders
prohibiting the oft-told and generally
accepted narrative of William Tell
from being taught In the public schools
as part Of Swiss history. The order
treats the narrative Of Tell and Gessler
as pure fiction, for which there Is not q
suspicion Of historical foundation.
The Empress Of Austria will embark
from Flushing to-day for cruise along
the coast of Scotland in the private
yacht Of Captain De Fable. Danish
Minister TO Great Britain.
a dispatch from Cairo states that re.
ports from a reliable source are at hand
that Osman Digna has arrived az Tokar,
from Omdurman, at the head of o
formidable army.
The Chemical Union will assume
control Of the European trade in chem.
lcals on October l.
The Cleveland mine owners have de.
cidCd 10 make o slight reduction in the
wages Of oil their employees Its prob.
able that o strike will result from an
attempt 10 put the new schedule In
force.
Lord Tennyson, despite his recent
illnCss, has been able 10 pay his annual
visit 20 the HaslcmcrO flower show He
Is looking we'll
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Eie0

HAMILTON -0u "Wednesday morning,
august -Q M ~, Hamilton, ID MS lats resi-
drLCe, 3l2 street northwest, lcE slZtT.siZ
years a resident gi the District
Funeral IRON the above number 90 Friday
august y, ati 3, NJ.
MANNING -On Wednesday August 3l
l-A, Belle waters. wife 81 John n Manning
aged b years and 9 days.
Funeral from residence No. az Florida
avenue northwest, FFlIaF august % az q
m. HTie21s e The iamily invited Inter
Uaut 40 oak Hi
NOLK On Tuesday. august d, 1870. az
sos O'Clock p. M Frederick. beloved hls-
l4llfe 81 VI uflell1ufs1 Germany llt for me
past forty three years q rezld ent 81 thls city
Funeral services VIII be held % Friday,
"a instant, p. Ll-f az bis late residences, No.
5l3 Eleventh street southwest Relatives
and friends respectfully Invited 70 aItent
BELL-Qu August %, $50, az T. p. IA, John
j beiL beloved husband OF kate Bell, aged
Funeral from bis late residence. 8M1Lean
avenue southwest, az 3 p. m. ga Friday.
BOTLE.-On Wednesday morning, August
-l 1850, AEles. daughter u John aud Kate
B1Fle, AGED l3 years month am = days.
FLETCHER. -Eeulah 81. daughter oh T. O..
ana Mary fieieaar, aged z months aud 3
DAYS.
funeral Udyare, - Thursday, August 3.
GILMURE Ion August ., $50 an 3I5
O'Clock susan Gilmore departed tlis Lta,
l-ll % years, az leE lats residence, 5Il .
street northwest
HARLEY On Wednesday August %, 1870,
20 O'Clock ., u-l Joseph Lafayette, II,. son
lf william A aud Rose u Harley alEi !
Italer months 4uI p days
LhhW .--At ClieaEQ, Ill. Andrew + Drew.
SOD OF bernard Drew Qt sle ll5lal alel
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AN EDITOR FATALLY SHOT.
\ FIuit-vsnder Accuses Him OF Not
Paying for n Plum.

a Ftuit-vsnder Accuses Him OF Not
Paying for Plum.
DETROIT, Men Aug. 21.-Fred j.
Crimmins, assistant city editor Of the
ErcHiHg Sun, was fatally shot by An.
thony Manill, an italian frult.veuder,
at the corner Of Randolph and Crogan
streets last evening The Italian &C.
cused Crimmius Of taking one more
plum than he paid for. Crimmins
laughingy denied the imputation, when
the Italian, without warning, placed a
revolver within four inches OF Grim.
Minis left groin and fired. CTimmins
was taken 20 the hospital, and at a late
hour last night was still alive, but has
no chance OF recovery. The Italian
Mag nTTcsIol
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MONEY FOR ENUMERATORs.
The Census ONCE Preparing Vouchers
for $4,000 Men,

The Census ONCE Preparing vouchers
for $4,000 Men.
The finance division of the Census
Office is busily at work examining the
accounts Of the enumerators. which
have beer received and upon which
their pay will be based. These exam.
nations are progressing at the rate of
500 day, and already Il, 600 accounts
have been examined, but there are some
$4,000 Of them In all, so that II will re.
quire some weeks before the last
voucher can be sent away.
Mr.. Hunt the chief Of the division.
said yesterday I'VE have LOO men
employed on this work In one capacity
or another, and are pushing IL 10 com.
pletion rs rapidly as possible. The
only onumerators who have been paid
up 10 the present time are those who
were employed Ia New York city.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
SEIZED MUNITIONS OF WAR


Arbitrary Conduct by Guatem alan ON
cors Toward a Steamer
SAY FRANcrsco. Aug 21.- The
steam blu C1lima Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's service, which
was recently detained by the Guate-
mslans who seized a consignment Of
arms carried by her, arrived here yes.
terday Her officers say that the arms
consisted Of twenty. five cases of Win.
chester rifles and twenty. FIVE cases Of
cartridges consigned 20 AcGiutta, Saliva
dor. At san Jose the steamer was
boarded by The Gu8temalan authorities
who demanded the war munitions s.
compromise was effected by which the
arms were to be transferred in a lighter
TO the steamer City Of Sydney and re-
turned to San Francisco. When, how
ever, the arms had been placed on board
the lighter q Guatemalan crew came of
In a boat and seized both lighter and
contents When the officers Of the
Colima protested against this proceed.
ing the Guatemalans simply laughed at
them
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FAILED TO MAKE A CASE.
Sergeant Dunniean Accused OF IRWIN
to Get q Lieutenancv.

Sergeant Dunniean Accused OF irving
TO Get Lieutenancy.
Daniel Mahoney, who keeps a grocery
store at the corner Of First and Pierce
streets, bad his place raided by Ser.
9eant Dmnigan and a number Of OIL
GERS on Sunday afternoon, and In the
Police Court to-day he was charged
with keeping q Sunday bar. lie was
drinking beer with q number Of friends
in the dining.room Of his house.
Dan i. Cahill represented the de-
PENDANT, and questioned Sergeant Dun.
nigan's motive in making the raid.
which aggravated the latter not little.
Mr. Cahill intimated that Mr. Dunui-
gan was trying to steal Lieutenant Heff-
ner's scalp during his absence in Boston.
In summing up the case Judge Mills
said that no sale had been proven and
dismissed the case.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
An EXCITING RUNAWAY.
A Horse Wrecked Things Pretty Gea-
eTany Before he Was Caught.

Horse Wrecked Things Pretty GeH-
eTany Before he Was Caught
There was an exciting runaway this
afternoon al O'Clock. One of Bar
bOur & Hamilton's horses ran away
from IN front Of the store, and
wrecked things generally. In front Of
the pOstOhice G. +. CuTliss' delivery
wagon vas standing, Ia which was
sealed MT Curiss young daughter.
The wagon was completely demolished,
bat the girl escaped serious injury.
The runaway horse turned down
sixth street. and, az the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue, run down Mrs
Mckee, a guest Of the National
Hotel, and her son Frank
Mrs. Mckee sustained q severe shock,
and the boy was carried 70 Tillman s
drug store where be vas attended by
Or BoVee.
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opiset 70 the cen.

A letter has been received by the
Commissioners from Mrs. +. G. Hanna
and A. r. Forney protesting against the
erection Of additional police cells on the
LOT In the rear OF the Webster Law
Building on ID street They state that
they own property adjacent TO the pro-
posed site of the cells, and claim that
their erection would cause a serious
damage 10 the value Of their property.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

1--WE DO hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for an the Monthly and
somtAnnual Drawings OF the Louisiana state
Lottery Co., and % person manage and con-
troll the drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty. fairness
ard IN good faith toward an parties, and We
authorize The company touse this certificate,
with fac SMILES Of our signatures attached,
iu lig advertisements"
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
baltimore A Admitted to the Association

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug 2l.-Presi-
dent Phelps Of the American Associa-
ton, in a conference held with Messrs.
BaInie and Watts of the Baltimore
Club yesterday, at Cincinnati, com.
pleted arrangements for the admission
Of the Baltimore Club 70 the American
Association. MT. Phelps, on hts return
70 this city last night, announced that
baltimore would take up the Brooklyn
Clubs schedule from August27. Brook.
lyn's players will be held IN reserve BY
the Association for the present.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
|. I'm REC EDENTED
ATTRACTION
Over q Million
DISTRIBUTED.
La. S. l..
louisiana State InItpv In.
louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated hv The Legislature for educa.
laral out charitable purposes, and See franz
chIse made a part of The present State Cou-
st.tution, in 1870, by an OVERWHELMING roru-
LAR VOTE
fts GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
iNGs take place scmiAuuualy Jne and
Decemteu. and Dos GRAND SINGLE NUN
Der DRAWINGS take place 90 each Of the
other ten months Do the year. and are am
drawn in public, OF the Academy OF Music,
New orleans, La.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
In Hi. shirt sIseres

When the Hon ]. II. Walker Of Mas
sachusetts made bis silver speech In his
shirt sleeves there was a good deal Of
indignation on the part Of his colleagues,
and Speaker Reed himself took hand
and denounced the Bay State statesman
for his action. \ man In his shirt
sleeves IL not such an unusual sight In
the House nowadays. In fact, Il Is
the daily custom for House employee
TO appear in the members gallery Re.
publican side clad In a dark pair Of
trousers and wooden shirt. He Is
good looking has q fine form, and Is
evidently showing of his shape
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

SARATOGA Aug 2l-F1st race
King Crab /. DIizzle Ben Harrison 3.
Time 1881 Second race, Cleopatra /,
National 2, Monterey 3. Time 1851.
Third race, Gymnast i Ofalece 2, Maid
Of Orleans 3. Time 500. Fourth race
ReClare i. Sin0la 2 English Lady
Time 2 03 Fifth race. Lynn j, Salts
faction 2 Bohemia 3 Time 1888.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

The following building permits we're
to-day c. +. Ritz 70 build brick
addition 70 ITO and 1l12 Connecticut
avenue northwest. 70 cost $3.50 Mr.
Butler, one two-stoTy frame dwelling
on sherman avenue, Potomac City, %
cost SG00
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

SEATTLE WASH Aug 81 The
duish glove contest 10 have taken place
"Wednesday night between Mike LluCs
and Joe EllnE worth mid ilg-Weig hIs,
for purse 81 81 900 has been declared
rr EiiulsWoEth issfck
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Lieutenant Amiss Of the First Pre-
CiDCt returned last night from Boston
where De has been taking in the Grand
Amy Encampment He viii 20 on
another vacation 10 the Virginia
mountains
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DESTROYED IN THE MIGHT.
Tho Big sumner Hotel nc Thousan
Islands harmed

Tho Big sumner Hotel nc Thousand
Islands harmed
WATEErowN, N. y Aug. 2I.-Tho
big summer hotel at thousand Islands
Park, 81 Lawrence River, was burned
at o'clock this morning together with
the adjoining cottages and the large
store owned by the Park Association.
II is believed that all the people IN the
hotel escaped, though many Of them
lost all their clothing and personal
effects. The guests found shelter in
the other cottages on the Park. The
loss Is about $50 600, partially covered
by lnnIlnce.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

BERsE, Aug. 2l-The Bishop Of
Sierra Leone, who is soiourning in
Switzerland, has received assurances
that the deaths Of the missionaries,
Gates, JadeTquest and Mrs. Kingman,
previously reported 10 have been
massacTed by natives Of the West
African Coast, were the result Of fever.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

Mr Beaman-Is your sister expect
ing me 10 day Tommy
Tommy guess she Is I saw hgT
Tide The family Bi1Ie alIer lie piano
before yuu came
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Tho Lnnsbnrrhs Eremnt

Mr. Hoar from the Judiciary Com.
miitee, this morning reported a bill cx.
empting the real estate owned by James
and Julius Lansburgh from the opera.
ton Of the Alien Land act After cx.
PLANTATION II passed.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

Eugisluan-l notice ihat American
women as rule have very harsh
voices IlC0mes nom The climate, I
pIgsmef
AmeTiCau-N 70 / guess 20 comes
from L0ssiul
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

FRESNO CAL aug 21-Asa Ellis,
Collector II Internal Revenue o. san
Franc 500 under President Clay-llul
died 30 bis aIlae ueaI Ills CiIy yeser-
dlv afternoon
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She Is he greatest stickier for
p0liteness. Why, she won't even have
q compass In the house
Why not
Because il points
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

n.5aJ NOTICE.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. IS, 1870.
wishing 90 retire from active business,
nave .h.- day sold all my interest in tne LLm
bury, Banker and Broker. of New YORK City.
me business hereafter will be- conducted
~ 'hg fam' 60 Lewis g. Tewksbufy b 90.
Nt W b. Hi6he. who has been asso.iaie ]
with mo for NE past eight years, eortinue
With ftg new firm and viii remaln in charge
of Zoe Washington ONCE, Mr. itlhos meets
no rtccuu crdation, as his integrity ana aoi Il
recommending my successors 90 my patrons
and 'he public generally as being IN ~ ~
-Ic.'s worthy of their confidence and patron
age. b. Il. PLAIN.
OUT.CFTOwN BUSINESS a SPECIALITY
Lewis G. Tevksbury, W. b. Hibhe.
Banker, New York,
20 Broadway, chicago, Washington,
81, f3 New So, Washington 10. c.,
New NOrB. Manager.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

AsEsT-iEaalsr HHIsF EE E.lL #lf ~ -
its, e -aa fcr or l.ssT aas p -aHe ~ sTaf.
IN -llE money .-r Eel-s' lE= secs
gE1-laul -.rrEEE Address N aal an
ILeIf STAND 81.
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SPECIAL Eo1IUE.

~ WHT NOT HANE YOGI SHIFTS
- made tF enc OF Ehe most celebrated
t1Irt rare cutters charge Fl II HALL. ale
sf
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married auo Died
fflarreo

MOORE-sMITH August %, $50. By Rev
Alexander Kent, 10 All souls Church wash.
.ugton. D. g., Bertrand e. Moore and Emms
u smith
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Boston Aug 2l.-The L. S. s.
Persl passed down b. Highland lighl
% day hound for New YORK.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
PEACE REIGNS

hetween Guatemala and Salvador
Articles Have Heen signed,
PARIS, Aug. 2l.-A oablegram has
just been read At the Guatemalan Lega.
ton here TO the effect that peace has
been signed between Salvador and
Guatemala.
Yice-President Ayala Of Salvador has
assumed the supreme executive func.
lions and will arrange the details Of an
election for President
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
Another Victim OF the Quincy Disaster
Eight Persons Drowned.

LospoE. Aug 2I-By the swapping
Of a boat on the river Conway today
eight persons were drowned
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b. & %. excursion August . Special
train leaves b. & b. station Z ,. m.
Tickets good three days $50
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

LONDON, Aug. 2l-Dhuleep Singh,
having ap0logized for bis hostility, has
been pardoued by the Queen
The daily critic., 1890-08-21
.MzZ@894.eg3
oHEee.s>S
Com missionors.

- The undersigned hanks and bankers
Will pay an prizes drawn In the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may bo presented 1t
onr counters
r. NJ, WALMsLEY prost Ia. Nat. Bank.
p. LANAUN, prJe.t state Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Trcsr ~. % Nat. pank.
Carl KOuN, pJcs't ur'au Nat. Bank.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

~ tla CRIB RATS 1r ans further f1f1rma-
-.aa desired Wr.lg leEiBI7 Ig t1l underlined
clearly stating your residence, with state
taaztg Street and Number. More rapid re-
turn mail -ai7gEg VIII be assured ~ your
Enclosing ll lIVt .le bgari-r vrlE fl. OIL
dress
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ron REsT-HoUsEs

AlUsT tls7Hellts UEasT flts hsad. -four frs o.
tsss, - cent loT 3S lissTti0a 81 ss1s ~ aFsss
E'OR REHT-UNFUREIsHED-
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

Advertisements unlsr BB had. fqr gass o.
lrss, % csnts f0r one ifsrtiou. 50 t-lH f9J Arss
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Lieenses Granted ana Refused.

The applications Of Hugh F Morgan,
1901 G street southeast, and Emil
SpOhn, 1851 S street northwest, for
wholesale liquor licenses, and the appli-
cation Of Thomas Fitzgerald, 25S Third
street southwest. for bauO0m license,
have been granted. The application Of
Frank Story, fennallytown road, for a
wholesale license, has been rejected.
Another Victim OF the Quincy Disaster
Boston, Aug, 2l.-E. C. Bailey, one
Of the injured IN Tuesdays railroad ac-
eident az Quincy, died last night. This
swells the list Of dead TO twenty two.
The daily critic., 1890-08-21

kJh HEAT-TNO BRAND SzH six
rluu ELle laEsl5r LiEh ana lrg llea-
4lli LlaI churches and public school "a
sLu
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~ s. BUEDT. CuHF 8F DEEls BOX An
~ sga-g5 ana Territories, iss %. -ver ol-
lT 6aa