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FURNITURE.

The special Antique OAK Dining Chair in leather -
81. sideboaid SD. and 1T. Table $3.50, all u
match are in such demand that require enc
weeks notice To fl orders,
Their extraordinary value shows the vantage ground
on which We stand, MANuFAcTURERs, In The
retail Held OF compsuton.
our exhibit of CHAMBER SUITES you really ought
Many are specially suitable for COUNTRY HOMES
aud are in all the popular woods.
one at SIS Is plain but neat. one at s31 is.
beyond question. the best value produced. IT'S
such favorte that FORTY SEVEN suites sold
in one day last week.
We might continue quoting up 10 the most handsome
suite made but can't afford the space
About this time yearly overhaul the DRAWING
ROOM and PAHlOR stock and all odd pieces
OF the expensive suites, cleared out at very
much less than cost.
instance artistic Spndleback settees In silk snl
tapestry, $50, Gossip Chairs, SIS Antique Oar
Moorish Arm Rocking Chairs in silk, siI &c. Sc
PRICES IN PLAIN FIGtREs.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
GOOD TEMPLGRS ANNIVERSARY.

This Active Temperance Organization
- Nearly twenty Five Years Ola.
Tuesday, November %. is the day
assigned for the twenty fifth anniversary
Of The Good Templars and for which
active preparations are being made %
Saturday the joint committee in charge
of the details met at Good Templars
Hall with Past Grand Chief Templar
W. G.. Perry In the chair The several
sub committees made favorable reports
The Grand Lodges of Virginia and
Maryland will send large delegations,
and the Right Worthy Grand lodge
will send as its representative the Right
Worthy Grand Councillor, DR.. Oron-
byatekha Of Toronto, Ont
IL is expected that the Hon. Samuel
u. Hastings Of Wisconsin. under whose
directions as Right Worthy Grand
Tcmplar the order was introduced In
Washington, ID. c., twenty five years
ago, will be present Souvenir btdges
will be worn during the celebration. A
movement Is in progress for the organ.
ization of a G A. z Good Templar
organization. and Mr. Perry. chief clerk
Of the Dead Letter Office, has originated
plan for the organization Of a Good
Templar Veteran Association.
Friendship and Holloway Lodges will
install officers to night at their regular
session, and Washington Lodge In
public by the Grand Chief Templlr,
who will present gold badge 10 one
of the lady members During the
week al the lodges will be in charge Of
newly elected officers
The daily critic., 1890-11-03

Mrs Oscar Wilde is compiling an
alphabetical dictionary of Shakes
peargau quotations.
The Empress OF Germany is a devoted
mother, and is interested not only In
her own sons butin every child she SECS
The Queen Of Roumauia carries a
gold cigarette case attached 10 her
chBtelaiuc. aud smokes whenever she
feels like H. The comiesse Of Paris
smokes mild Havana cigars.
The late John Gilbert, the famous
actor. wss member Of the Bostonian
- cipty, an organization formed to
promote the study Of the history Of
Boston and 10 preserve the antiquities
Of that city.
But three members survive the Thir-
tieih Congress, which sat from 1917 70
1919. These are Hannibal Iamlin aud
james W. bradbury both of Maine
and George W Jones Of Iowa. uly
these men from Maine DO hang on
Of living artists J. +. MillMs, Gil
l,Ii. OrchardsOn, BOchm, Alut
Tat,na, Meissouirr, Duran. BOnup,
lhIt,r md LEI, bre eri " princtlv in.
c,mts. The English painter, Fuak
Nu.l was eaiuirg $50 OON "a year for
'w,'yr y.urs before be died
sammy 9razelton, a bear traoner NJ
Ttaflon, Cal was caught 10 one Of his
own box traps. and was In fair way %
starve 10 death when Postmaster Ester
brook happened along. The postmaster
opened the lock box and gave him free
delivery
Alexander Dumas had a ingularly
unallraCtire wife, and Is said % have
surprised a gentleman one day when he
was IN the act Of hestowiug upon her an
unallowed salute. Ny poor fellow
why do you d. thi-2' said Dumas.
You are not compelled to-
Grosyenur Hood Graeme, a young
Engiishmau who, during the Blrchall
trial, was mentioned by the Toronto
Globs as possibly implicated in Ben.
wells murder, has sued that paper for
$4,000 damages lie Is the son Of one
baTOnet and brother Of another. but
drives a delivery wagon.
A search for the oldest clergyman In
England shows that Rev. John Elliott.
vicar Of Randwlck, will be 100 In three
months. He preached up to the age Of
95 regularly, and occasionally last year
He goes 10 church now regularly every
Sunday. and occasionally visits parish
toner's
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
TO-NiEht'. Operate event.

Conried's Comic Opera Company,
from a tour 10 which some of Uncle
Sans and Queen VictOria's currency
has been garnered, as we'll as new hon
0Ts, appears al the National tonight.
when lis sixty competent vOcalists will
present The Kings Fool OF the
comic opera companies there are few
larger ones, nor any more noted tor ar
tisiic and worthy performances. This
Is largely due 10 skilled operate leader
ship of Alr Heinrich COuried, the pro
pTietOT and director lie is TeeOg
uized operate master aud thoroughly
trains the members Of bis company He
has staged and directed many produc
lions on the lyric stage, among the latest
being Poor Jonathan. the current
success az The New York Casino Mr.
COnTied's principal singers. as well as
bis numerous chorus girls. are not only
talented, but pretty. He has a weak
ness for handsome faces, aud has fire.
quently said they are necessary com
paniOns Of musical talents His thor
Ough training of the chorus people Is
seen IN the different marches and eYO-
luli0ns which they execute with mill
taTy precision.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
HRS PRESIDENT HARRISON.



sho VIII Preside over the Enlrts for
Woman's Medtc.i Education.
The Washington committee, organ
U.l for the purpose Of securing fuads
f The endowment of the medical
school ot Johns Hopkins University 10
H1,r that w0ue eu may be admitted on
.uHI terms with men. have prevailed
ou Mrs Harrison 20 become ms presi
H.nt Mrs Harrison has selected No.
y.mh,r "a as the day on which 20 make
au inspection of the hospital aud on the
visit She win be accompanied by the
following members Of the Washington
committee Mrs James c. Blaine, Mrs.
Levi u Morton Mrs j Lowrie Bell,
Mrs stephen J. Field, Mrs. 4 Graham
Bell. Nls Cg0rec w. Douglass. Mrs
Gtofcp Upmet Mrs William WindOm.
Mis- Allan McL8ue Mrs Francis 3
Loriur MIS- A. B HaCner. Mrs John
Mclean. Mrs T.. Phillips. Mrs Glrii-
nrf Hubbard, Miss Julia Strong, Mrs
John w. Noble, Mrs John S. Billings,
Mrs. Henry II pelIew, Mrs a. Pollok,
Mrs Robert c. Porter. Mrs Leland
Stanford, Mrs LuCius Tuckerman, Mrs
benjamin II Wander -
Ladies' of the local committees Ui
Boston, New York, Philadelphia aud
Baltimore viii also be present at the
inspection, and the entire party will be
entertained at lunch by the trustees Of
the university
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
rOwtBBY GATOR


a 1LtuiinE and Dapcertous Ride on
the Tail OF q saurinu
David Marlborough owns am orange
grove and 8n alligator farm 1r the 81
John river. 90 Florida where he
spends his winter When Marlborough
bought This place, 1--WE wears ago. says
ihe ST. Louis Gfn.. DswatrH' he issuel
orders t1 bis tenants that uo one should
bg alI6ve3t 90 shoot alliEators on the
river 40 That point Tie wanted them
20 grow and multiply unit. there were
enough of them tO furnish exciting
sport Not an alligator was killed on
The place until last winter, when Nl-.
borough took o party of friends down To-
thc farm for month g fishing and hunt.
iug. All along the river which bounded
one side of The farm alliEators were
found in abundance. and shooting
them was The fav0rite sport O, the
party.
One day Marlborough and his friends
were ont on the river in a small boat
l0 Try their luck fishing They were
very successful, aud about suui1wn
siYr'ei home. Ashley approached the
boat landing huge gator was seen ly-
iur on The bank Three shots were
fred az him hui none OF them relcIei
vital spot and the ALLIGATOR made
dash fJr The water going straight to-
wards the boat The boat was within
ten feet of the bank and the water was
shallow.
The big saurian. 90 bis mad dash for
deep water. ran under the boat aud over.
turned 81. An the occupants were
thrown ont on the side next the bank
and scrambled ashore EXCEPT Narb1r-
uucb. He ftlltle other way anil struck
the water right by the side of the alli-
gators tail IuyuHntarily he graspsd
the tail Jf the saurinn. and before he
fully realized what he was holding tD
was drawn out into deep water.
The gator did not 70 TO the bottom.
but seemed To be making for the oppo.
/ site bank Of the river. Feeling some.
thing on his tail be began Co lash the
water into foam, throwing Marlborough
around like he bad been a piece of cork
Realizing that he was now In deep
water, and being q poor swimmer, Var
borOugh.held on for dear life and shout.
ed to his companions on the bank to
come TO bis rescue lie was thrown
astride the alligatOr's tail, and leaning
forward clutched It with both arms as
a drowning man would grasp at life.
preserver. The alligator increased his
oXertions 10 rid himself of the heavy
inCumbiancp, and about the middle of
the river Marlborough was thrown of
and at the same time received heavy
blow on the head which almost uocked
him senseless
His friends on the bank had rirhted
the boat as quickly as possible aud
were pulling 10 his rescue with all
their might. He managed tD keep
a1oat until they reached him, when he
was dragged into the boat more fright.
ened than hurt. Next day Marlborough
Instructed his tenants 10 allow any one
10 shoot alligatots who wanted 10. H.
had had all The fun with them be-
wanted
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
TRE LIFTLE-EED-APPLH TREE

The ppIg Tree,
on, the Iittle-kr Apple Tree
When I vas The lftlg-rst UiE 0f boss
Aud Yol we're o boy Uifl me
Tie bIued.ri's l.zLl from Ihe topuo5t
l0uEls
Aud the boss up there So high
ILar He rocked over The rIuf lt ll= house.
Aud Wb1uped as tag Wiuds sent aE
H0. sle lt-EeI-Appll Tu=e
WIN -le garden beds below
aud tle Oh grape arluE 5l ellluelE
Hiding the rake and hoe
hiding. Too. ls -ls sll lrIppal through
Iu 8lalEaEs Qt wasted gold.
Frauk ana Amy away from sou
And me-. l the days qi Ola
Oh ne Litl.g- Eed-AppIg Tree
Sweet rs -5 le.=6t Tll-
>Hau-ei % me- palate sElliIF.
aud rolled ger tle tongue -a boot
Us tlE lleUlrg stll and -lr Ily
0f tle -Eed-AppIe Tree
s. lel Eaa -la llrl6-edE uil gf q llFr
Aud FQ1 HeE6 bgy a-il le.
-Jaa.fl Hh.lssa5 h4eg 3 - A.ls.la
The daily critic., 1890-11-03

llt want the railroad trains prohibited
from running. Che carrying auj delis.
cry of The mails stopped and the pub.
location of SUNDAY newspapers pres
vented
Nr WILLIAM WNumr A-t1H has
quit politics. Politics Gu't him when
De ran for C6ugr.s. rtiu- Mr
FLOWER.
TuE CAMPAIGN has got so h5,o4, in
Chicago that the Nsr last ~iurlay
came ont with two pages rrinfeI To
German.
RErREstNrArIyE SrEw,Rrof Texas,
the iallest man Go the House, expects to
le rc.el,ctcd by an equally uil mr
iori'y
ions SHERMAN says "BAre is im.
pulsivs snl genial while HARRISON IS
s,la,r YES seda'ea as are'Eigerlt1H.
TrrapENr HAuwsoN has gone home
90 vote VIII be prove q mascot or o
Loodoo 90 thc Ioosicr Republicans
DUo> hNuO BRlEN arrived iu New
YORK yesterday morning. They rs.
c,iv,d q royal welcome
Mn. WANAuAkER will support Mr.
pErANhrEH or course Birds 0i q
feather you know
To-NouRow TAVvANY will drop a
NIcott iu the Slot and pull out a Dis
'rict Attorney
ACDoEptNc no ruE New York Times
QrAI badly frightened again
CRY roLuTIOs w,s the text 10 most Of
The New York pulpi's yesterday.
ErEs' CHANCES Of defeating LANesroS
are regarded as fair
A. USUAL both sides claim Indiana.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
Good News Tor Oystsr Lowers

The steamer Fish Hawk OF the Fish
Commission has arrived at the Navy.
Yard from Long Island Sound, where
on investigation Of the oyster beds was
made Captain Pratt, the commander
Of the steamer, in speaking of the
prospects Of this years oyster crop,
said that although for two years past
the absence of seed oysters In Long
Island Sound had created serious ap.
pTthensiOn Of a total failure Of the 10.
dustTy yet this year such a large
quantity of the young oysters had been
found that the prospects for the fature
were much brighter The Captain
strongly dlseredited the report Of a
failure Of the oyster cropi 10 Chesapeake
Bay, and said that II was put up job
for The purpose Of raising the price Of
oysters.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
TEE EXPECTED HAPPENS.
An Ancient SrBk- hypothesis becomes
an Actustity ~ Florida


A party OF Jacksonville mechanics
we're at work on the Mttuuzls Rive
some months ago raising suuken
dredge boat. They lived on board OF
the big lighter on which they worked
In a small house on the deck One
noon their bill Of fare was somewhat
strengthened by some Wild turkey eggs
which had been found by some OF the
parry while hunting on shore After
the hungry engineers had destroyed a
heavy dinner they left their dining.
room and returned 20 work The doors
and windows were all open, anl the
cook did not clear of the table for some
time.
In this Interval large water mecca
sin of nearly d. IS feet crawled ON board
the lighter. and wrlggled into the din
ing room through the open door. In
his prospecting tour he climbed the
table leg, and here, with a snakes fond
ness for eggs, he went In for a feast
One Of the turkey eggs lay alone by a
plate, and the rest we've 10 a dish on
the other side of the table. la the
centre stood a large water jug, and
right here the willy serpent slipped up
After swallowing the lonesome egg, he
started for the main supper. and in hts
arlless manner crawled through the
handle Of the jug. II was a rather
tight III, and he had to stop about half
way through, on account Of the egg,
which enlarged him somewhat. So
stretching forward, he bolted another
egg, and thereby fastened himself
On each side Of the jug handle was an
egg on his inside. and he could move
neither backward nor forward, pTactl
cally Tiyited In position. He was soon
found in this peculiar situation by the
cook, who speedily killed him.
The reporter was shown the skin Of
the snake with crease in the middle
from the tremendous pressure, and he
was also permitted TO gaze on the jug
whose haudle proved so fatal.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
HOTEL ARRIHALS.

Neu0p0luut-N. Mannheimer and J. ".
Kirk, AeS NoTs; Mrs, T, g.. FHlette, An
uspolis, Md NJ. G8rYiu, IT,, Memphis
Tenn; John " Pitcher, Louisville.
National II Flagg H. Kahlsolorf,
y. H. Wolpstein, New York; y. W. Hind,
Jamestown, y. T.; George .. Shapespeare,
Philadelphia: II W. Matthew, Baltimore,
NJ. NJ Holmes, Boston.
S. J1mez-C. r. Owen, La Fayette.
Ala; }. T. Munsie, Brooklyn; j. NJ. Rafel,
Baltimore; Alex Mcdonald, Lyuchburg
Va George A. Amsden, Springfield.
H-Uards-C A. Weed, Chester. Pa;
Lewis Neudelsohn and John Keys, New
York. r. g. Allen aud wife, Chicago
George Gebhie, IT,, Philadelphia
E'qgs-Wm. Riley, New York; Laurence
Peterson, Philadelphia. Nm. A Wallace.
Wyoming A. 5. Lttlefeld, Chiclg1-
Hart1's-F. W. Jennings, Aug. Be-ig,
J. C.. Watson, New Yora; G.. S. Fitch,
Walton, n. y.
HumIcFs - Edmund Alton, SIR aud
Mrs. @. s. Beulamln, New York
Sb0rfiga-J H. Howard aud v Vlfe, To
r0ut0, Ontario, Fl. NJ. ID. Ord Montana:
NF. and Mrs. George B. Lowry, ST. Paul,
MINI.
4rlaqfgs-R. g. AIurtrie. Philadelphia;
r. j. kimbal, New York Fulden, I'll
Reimau and Al. 81. Hoffman, Bradford
England; Colonel Bance, England.
EiJlt-G George ~. Dix New York, james
~ MuUey, Baltimore, George @. Boyd
Philadelphia. james Parker, Perth Amb0y
\ Us r S. Nash, 4 S. Navy.
HHfH John on Oliver Eellas. Steubeu
Vile, Ohio; james S, Ellison, Philadelphia
N. r. C0ses and Bo eTt s. Chew, WesI
Virginia
Ggdfrsfs-G d. Tijden, New York; J
g. BrelsfoTd Ada, Ohio, r slruer and
wife
4raa-1lr, and Ngs Iu bus Hiues aud Mis-
Florence HIues, Baltimore, Mr and Mrs. r
kiIgsburF Curtis, NeW fOrk.
NH lHdis- 81 Ohm Eeele, james H. Laugs
ana r r. Fish, Boston, y a. Anderson.
Chicago, y de Eadguau.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
Works of the A msTican Energizsr Man
ufaetuTinE Company lLImItedl

BENNING's STATION, ID. c.. Nov. I, 1890 ~
A most successful test Of the Energizer
Momentum Engine was made az the shops
to-day. The two great Is feet drain rs
wheels aud differential levers aud feet
drain pulleys we're revOlved al 40 TeyOlu-
tiOns per minute BY the rs hOrse-p power
boiler, and during the running Of this
"a, 0OO pounds Of iron the injector was set
IN action aud pumped up the boiler
with cold water the evaporation and
pressure Of steam-only As pounds pressure
showed no sign Of lowering, and In the
history OF the steam engine this mass Of
iron has never before been TevolYed by the
same hTe-heat as was used by this new
system Of Momentum Engine EneTgizer
There was 1000 pounds Of iron NOV
ing $50 feet per minute al this test IL
nov shows that his Energizer Is a perfect
success, and must be recognized by the en-
gineefing fraternity Of the world.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03

Sales Regular Call-I2 o'clock NJ
L. ;. As, 500 a l235. Eek'n & sol. Home
r. r., 20 a 65. Arlington ms, q ls5.
Amer. GraphOph0ne, 50 a l4i; 25 a lil.
Wash. Market co , 80 q lSl. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, 100 a soc.
Miscellaneous Bonds ~ D. S. Electric
Light let, 6's, lO3; U. s. Electric Light,
%, 6's, l50; W. & G. K. K, 1910 6's
R'g3 %, lU3l; " & a.. Convertible 6is,
lis; Masonic Han Assn, Sc, q ISIS, lOf;
Wash. Market Co, lst Mort, 6's, 40;
Wash. Market Co., Imp, 6's, us; lnPd &
seabOaTd Co., b's, q 1887, ~; Wash 1t.
Infantry, lsl, G's, 1904. 9S; Rash. It. In
fautTy, "a, rs, 1904, 97i Wash. Gas Light
Co, Ser. A, 6's ll9i; Wash Gas Light Co,
Ser. B, 6s, l2l; Hygenic Ice Co., lst Mort,
Gs, -; American Security aud trust, 100.
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Wash
Dgton, $50; Bank Of Republic 2s0; Metro
poll an, 2d5; Central 80; second, 2lO;
Farmers and Mechanics. 30; Citizens, 40;
t0lumhla, 10; Capital, 1906 West End, 100;
Traders, l@3; Lincoln, ,lsi.
R4ilroad Stocks Washington aud
Georgetown 242; Metropolitan, i35; Co
lumbia, III; Capitol aud North Street
59i lexington and Soldiers Home, 90;
Georgetown ana Ieunallytown, j0i Bright
wood. -.
Insurance stocks-F -FireIaen's, AZ; Frank
lin 81 =; Metropolitan, 20, National Union,
20; Arlington, $50; C0rcoran, 65; COlum-
bia, l6; German American, no; Potomac
50; kggs, s; Peoples, s, lincoln, 49,
Title Insurance st0eks-Real Estate
Title, l-1i Columt Ia Title, Jli Washington
Iiue
Gas and Electric Light stocks-W Washing
ton Gas, 46t Ge0rgef0Wu Gas 5J III. S.
Electric Light 80.
Telephone -PeunsElVauia, 20.
Chesapeake aud Potomac, 90; American
Guph0ph0nf, l43.
Miscellaneous stocks " lshiugtou Mar
bet Co, Is, Washington Brick Machine
Co., a25, Great FAILS lee Co. -; Buu
Run Panorama CO., is; National safe De-
posit 2d0, Washington safe Deposit, l2j,
Washington Loan and Trusl C0. 4ti Ma
u0nal Topographic, 15, Mergeu-haler, l2l
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, +; American
Security aud Trust Go 65l; lincoln Hall.
- Hygieuic Tee Cor rs Iuterocean
Building Co..
The daily critic., 1890-11-03

The B & o Il r. Co. will soil eXcur-
sion tickets 90 rate OF one fare FOR the
ruuud.trip as follows, viz:
To points in the State 81 Mir,laul. No
vCmher !, q 3 and g. good for return pas
sage uutll November ., inclu.ivr
To points IN the State of PeunsN ltat Ia,
&c ober "a, November J. . aul3, gIld or
return passage within ifteeu days frum
date Of ile.
To points IN the State of New Jersey.
October 81, November l., . and 3, good for
return passage within fifteen days from
date of sale
The daily critic., 1890-11-03

Jack and Dick looking at a fountain
in play in which some Of the pipes
we're stopped up.
Jack-S0me Of those spurLs are no
good
Dick-They re the best Of all they re
eX spurts.
Dick was on the Avenue during 4
rain storm a few days ago and had an
umbrella, whose roof was leaky. Ha
met Jack with a perfect parachute.
Jack-Why don't you have a ne = TOP
put on your umbrellag
Dick-Too hard job. You know ID
is almost impossible 10 re cover an um-
brella.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
A MomnnIr Mnman-

Patrick Cooney was before Judge
Miller in the Police Court this morning,
charged with an assault on his wife,
Ellen Cooney. Yesterday the wife was
very anxious that her husband should
be fined TO the fullest extent Of the law
This morning, however, she was 10.
cllned TO be more lcnient, and made an
appeal for her better half Judge
Miller made the fine 81, the lowest he
could impOse.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
Dangerous Letter writing
From ne B0s '0H HsFali.

Robert T. Lincoln has begun writing
letters for political purposes, aud be has
made the frightful mistake of under
taking 10 bolster uu Matthew S. QuaY.
Indirectly in one Of them, Robert 4.
Lincoln is still mentioned" as Candl-
date for the presidency. He will not
be much longer If be continues upon
this tack Letter writing Is the baue of
presidential candidates. Ii ruined the
prospects Of the nOblest Of them all
Henry Clay-almosl half a century ago.
ana q made General Scout ridiculous
but a short time later There Is no
end 10 the havoc q has made Avoid
it altogether, Mr. Lincoln
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
Not snmcIent E,Id.ncs.

Charles PieTson was on trial this
morning In the Police Court for run
ming an unlicensed bar room in Nallor's
alley. The officers found case Of
two dozen bottles Of beer under the
bed in Persons sleeping room. One
witness testified that once upon a time
be had purchased a drink there. This
was the only sale that was proven
Judge Miller said that this was not sulIi
Client, and he dismissed the defendant
The daily critic., 1890-11-03

Sorey is an official Of the District
government who is required 10 wear a
cap aud badge much 10 his dislike On
Saturday night, In the presence Of 8
crowd. be Vas complaining 10 his friend
10 this strain.
NOTey-I tell you Pm not stuck on
wearing this cap.
Mad don't blame you even tue
poundmaster is kicking.
Nurey-Oh, be makes me tired
Nad-WhaJs the natter Has be
been chasing you.
And NOTey didn't even Set them no.
although the croWed smiled
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
- - - - -.

George w Harris, The proprietor Of
the Fortst City House on Eleventh
street. near q street appeared be-
fore Judge Miller to-day charged with
selling liquor without license. lie was
arrested sunday night on a warrant
that bad been issued some days ago
Mr. Frank Gloss demanded au i'm
mediate Ii4. bul Ihe Government was
not prepared % proceed and a con-
tinuauce Was taken unit. next Thurs
.Hag
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
THE RAILROADS VICTORIOUS.
Many Of Them Involved in an Inter
state Commerce Suit.

Many OF Them Involved in an Inter
state Commerce suit.
A decision Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, made by Commits
sioner Bragg, was announced to-day in
the case Of Capehart & Smith, owners Of
the steamer II. T. Coles on the Teunes.
see River. against the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company, the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad Company,
the East Tennessee, Virginia aud
Georgia Railway Company and the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
Railway Company. involving the ques.
tion Of whether Il Is unjust discrimna
tion or an unlawful preference for a
railroad company to make an arrange
ment for through billing and through
rates with one steamboat llne and refuse
to do so with another competing line Of
steamboats,, aud Il was decided that Il
was not unjust discrimination nor an
unlawful preference for railroad CON-
many tO do this.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03
annie Rooney in Winter Quarter.

An last Annie Rooney has been dis
pCsed Of al least for sixty days. Officer
Mo, ney testified that she was getting To
be- a nuisance on Pennsylvania avenne
uOTihWtst Annie said that she did
not care much how long Judge Miller
made the sentence as she would Thea
have a home for the cold weather.
The daily critic., 1890-11-03

Washington's tonsorial artists have
filed a protest With the Commissioners
against sunday shaving 10 the leading
hotels Of the city. A stranger guest,
according 10 their idea, must take his
unshayen yisage 10 church With him
on Sunday as Well as bis piely.