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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24

Because it has proven its absolute merit over
and over again. because it has an unequalled
record OF cures because its business is conducted
in a thoroughly honest manner, and because
it combines economy and strength, being
the only medicine of which 100 Doses One
Dollar" is true-these strong points have made
Hoods sarsaparilla the most successful medicine
Of the day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24
Guards. Attention.!

All members of Company d, First
Brigade, N. N. c., are hereby ordered to
appear at their armorv in full dress uni
form, on Friday, July 4th, 1890. at
Q o'clock P Nj, for the purpose of taking
mart in the Fourth of July exercises.
FERD. RIED, Captain.
A ]. MORRISON, o. s. I'd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24

Three wagons loaded with sheep pei's
from Charles McConnell's ranch arrived
yesterday, and reminded people OF the
severity of last Winter. For convenience
10 shipping and handling the pelts were
baled like wool.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24
Iordan Valley Marses

]. P. Merrill Of Jordan Valley brought
a carload Of fine horses here and shipped
them last evening to San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24
Instruct YOur Physician.

If you want your prescriptions prepared
at Harry Marett's Drug Store your ply
stefan will leave them there if so in-
structed. tt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24
Paradise Wool,

A. Pssqusle's team arrived yesterday
from his sheep ranch with 80 bales o
wool
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.

WNNEMUocA STATION,
June 90 1890. I
Conditions OF weather for the "a hours ending
sr. NJ, 18TH meridian time, or 500 P. NJ, local
anne.
Mean Barometer 50
Maximum temperature rs
Minimum temperature. ST.
Mean temperature, ca
Withdrawing direction, sw maximum
velocity n miles an hour
Rainfall for "a hours, 90 inches
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24

Money Saved BY CALLING ON HARRY
MARETT AT HIS NEw DRUG STORE IF
YOU ARE SICK.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24

A large assortment of the latest styles
of wall paper at Paul Neth's hardware
store. Call and get prices jel4tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24
The Residents of Cottonwood and
UniOnville

Desiring the services of dentist can find
DIR. A. NJ. Allen, of Winnemuccs, at the
hotel in Unionville for one week, COM
mencing Friday, June 9th, prepared to
perform all operations in dentistry in q
satisfactory manner. je24-tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24

fYOu Are Sick GET YOUR PREscRIP-
TIoNs AT HARRY MARETT's DRUG
STORE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-24

The dentist, will be absent from Winnie
mucca for one week commencing Friday,
June 9th. je24-tf.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
BOYCOTT NET WITH BOYCOTT.
Chivalrous Washington Youths Com
bius to Defy Mrs. Grundy.

nihe 10 beAy mrs. drundy.
FtoH ne Nsi0 YORK World.
AT almost the last big party OF the
post.Lenten season this spring in Wash.
ington a matron Of stern and even os.
tentatious virtue ChanCed to lift aside
a curtain OF heavy drapery In an odd
corner and beheld, without herself
being observed, a tableau that struck
her all OF heap, so 10 speak, with
horror and amaZcment. For IN the
corner which the curtain concealed was
q girl well known IN society In the act
Of being repeatedly and unresistingly
kissed by good looking young man
Anxious TO make such use of her accl-
dental observation as would be calcu-
lated 10 do the greatest possible damage
10 the girls reputation, the matron re.
stored the curtain nolsclessly to IT'S
place, and, tiptOeing away, brought
three other old hens more virtuous than
herself, had that been possible, TO take
a look and bear witness.
You wouldn't have believed It II /
told you, she said, 80 Just look for
yourselves"
Sufficient ocular evidence having been
thus obtained, the four virtuous ones
proceeded the next day to organize,
with some success at first, a social boy
colt against the young woman caught
in the act. But the circumstances Of
the conspiracy having come 10 the
knowledge Of the best and most fash
ionable set Of young men 10 the Metro
polltan Club they got together and
agreed that they could not afford TO
have such a penalty set upon kissing
Furthermore, they sympathized with
the young lady, and so Il was agreed
among them that for the next month
two Of them should call upon the boy
cOtted fair one each day and take her
out walking. This plan they con
scientiously followed out, and the re-
suit was al the end Of two weeks an the
young women who had agreed not to
speak 10 her were overwhelming her
with attention, and the conspiracy was
exploded. You will understand this
perfectly If you know how scarce
bachelors are in Washington. such
rare binds are they, In truth, that the
chief reason given for the fact that a
certain girl here Is the belle par excel
lence of society Is that she does not
refuse TO speak 10 other girls If she Is
talking with a man"
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
rPoposAUe

DHoPosALs FOR FUEL w. $ COAST
september B, 1900 Sealed proposals vs.. NH
received dt tii4 on be- until 3O-DiUoH D. u. ui
THURSDAY -FPFEMBEH is lsn. and
opened Immediately thereafter Ir The pres
engo "a bidders for furnishing two hundred
ana thirty -N tons best quality White AsH
Frwace Coal, .eU Ir tons best quality White
A.H stove NCll, seven fJ cords best Ira.tT
.rr Wood, sawed once, and two ~ cords
best qualify body Hickory Wood sawed once.
le fucI t1 De delivered h'ect ~ the prO.
ut ne United states, and stored In the vaults
Ol ibis Office. Awards VIII Doe made item hv
item, 90 the best bidder for each item, and
The right ls reserved 90 iect any or all bids,
and Do waive any detects. Forms flr pro.
rgsals win he furnished on application tothIs
fur Fuel, and addressed to the Suucrinteui-
ent OF the Coast and Gepdetie survey, Wash.
irC'ou, ID. G. T, &. MENDHNUAfL, Suueri1
tendout seIs.i0,i3I,
DFOPOsALs FOR CONSTRUCTING AN
II additional story on HE Fourth Precinct
station Uouse, Office Of.tLc COmmia aeiUuprs
ID. g., Washington, ID O.. August l0 i-l1-
Sealed rroposals viii Dee received at this
Office until l2 @ clock m 0u WEDNESDAY,
sRpT 10, 1850. for constructing ar additional
story on Fourth Precinct Police station
House, frOntug ou street between Four
and nall and sixth streets southwest. Blank
forms Of Proposals and Specifications TO-
Rether with all necessary information, can
be obiaired upon application therefor az the
Office % the Inspector of Buildings of the
District Of Columbia, and only bids up0n
these forms Will be considered. The right
isfeserved 20 reject any and an bids.
j. W. DOUGLASS.
4. g, HTNE,
H. M. ROBERT,
sCD.tt Commissioners. W. G.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
SENSATION IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Monumental city sweudorn Gcssipini
a MnmN an EInnenant

Monumental city sweudofn Gossiping
About an ETopement.
Considerable of sensation has been
created In society circles in Baltimore
by the elopement of William O'suilivan
Dimpfell and Mrs. Mary p Hallyday,
and their subsequent marriage in this
city. Mr. Dimpfell is the former hus
band Of Minnie Mills, the actress, but
they have been divorced for some time.
Mrs Tallyday Is the daughter Of VII.
liam z. Tremble, one Of the most aristO-
cratic families Of Edgertou, Nd, The
case was evidently love at first sight as
the tloping couple had been acquainted
only one week
W O'Sullivan Dimpfel is very well
known by several scenes be created In
following his former wife In her stage
career Mr. Dimpfel married Miss NIin.
nette Mills, q sister OF Mrs Charles Car.
roll and Mrs. Frederick Mole. Mrs.
Dimpfel, In opposition to her husbands
wishes, went on the stage, making her
debut in Duncan Harrison's PAY
master Company, and Is now known
on the stage as Minnette Mills For
short time Mrs. Dimpfel retired from the
stage 10 study. Last year she returned,
appearing in Sidney Roseufeld's com.
pany In The Stepping Stone. She
is now In New York, and will shortly
make her appearance on the stage
again.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
TERRIBLE WRECK.
Two Fast Freight Trains Collide Near
Tunnel

Two Fast Freight Trains Collide Near
Tnnnei
WHEELING, W. VA, Sept. s.-A
terrible freight wreck occurred at Board
Tree Tunnel on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad early this morning. Two
fast freighis collided at the entrance
10 the tunnel and both engines and ten
cars were wrecked and burned
up. It Is known that Engineers
Charles Lickberry and Dominick
Kelly, together with both firemen,
whose names are not known, were
killed. The body Of an unknown man
has also been found in the wreck. Sew
eral other trainmen received serious
but not fatal injuries
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
ADMITTED HE HAD BEEN DIS
BARRED TWENTY YEARS AGO.
FORGING SCHUYLER GOLFHrS NAME.
A Startling Incident in The Raam
Investigation.
TIE PENSION ATTORNEYS TESTIMONY,
He Denied Raum Had Favored Him or
Advanced His Cases Invited Cooper
70 Call on Him.

The Raum investigation went on to,
day. All the members Of the special
House committee were present
Judge Jere NJ. Wilson, Captain
George E. Lemons attorney, said he
was ready TO examine Mr.. Cooper Of
Indiana, who preferred the charges.
Mr.. Cooper objected, saying he did
not think II right to take the investlga.
iion out Of his hands aud turn It over
TO Captain Lemons attorney.
Judge Wilson said his object was to
expedite the case and not delay it or
turn il aside.
Captain Lemon was then sworn. He
read q statement covering the points of
the case which referred to himself and
his business as a pension agent. Il
showed the claims allowed him by the
Pension Office for seven corresponding
months under Commissioners Rlack
ana Raum. The former numbered
7,O47, the latter 6,6S0.
Captain Lemon declared the charge
that he had been favored by the de-
cision Of Commissioner Raum, any
more than other attorneys, was an un.
qualified falsehood. He further said
It was 40 impossibiliiy for any Com.
missioner 10 do this. The charge, he
insisted, could only be made through
ignorance and malice.
Mr.. Cooper charged that out Of 80, 900
cases affected by the decision of Com.
missioner Raum $4,000 were his
Uemon's), and that he had received
fees on them amounting to $40, 900.
This statement Captain Lemon pro-
nounced grossly inaccurate.
lie said he had never asked General
Raum or any other Commissioner %
favor him, and in making the charge
Nr. Cooper, he claimed, had displayel
ignorance and malice He invited Mr..
Cooper to come 10 bis Office and examine
Oh the claims on fle, his clerks aud his
methods Of transactlng business, and
not TO go and hunt mp discharged EN-.
ployes. II he Cooper would do this
he (Lemon) said Mr. Cooper would no.
make such ignorant and baseless
charges.
Mr. Cooper asked Captain Lemon
what was the amount Of his fortune
ard what was bis annual Income from
the pension business.
Captain Lemon refused TO answer
these questions and said Il was none of
Mr. COoper's business.
The committee upheld him In his re-
fusal.
Mr. Cooper asked Captain Lemon If
he were the same Lemon who some
twenty years ago was dlsbarred from
practice before one Of the Departments
for forging Schuyler Colfax's name.
Captain Lemon nearly fell of his
seat at this, but finally managed to
utter a reluctant yes"
The committee remained In session
until late, taking a recess from time 10
time when there was a call Of the
House or a yea and nay vote on the
Atkinson bill.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Washington stock Exchange.

sales-RegulaF Call-l2 O'Clock n
Citizens National Bank, 10 az 20.
Miscellaneous Bonds - u. S. Electric
Lights Isl 6s, lOli y. s. Electric Light
kie5'23, 1888, ". & @. Convertible, 6s,
zs5i Masonic Hall Assn, Sc, @ ls9s, l0T,
Wash. Market CO., let Mort, 6's, loa
Wash. Market Co, Imp, 6sl ll6, Iupd &
eeaboaru Co, bis, e 1897, -; Wash. IL
Infantry, Let, 6's, 1903, 9s. Wash 1T. In
fauTy, %, rs, 1904, IS; Wash. Gas Light
Co., Ser. A, 6's, M; Wash. Gas Light Co,
Ser. b 6is, llsi Aygienle Ice Company, lat
Mort g, - American Security and
National Bank stoeks-Bank of Wash
ngton, $50; 9aUk Of Republic, PES; Metro
pOltau, 2i0; Central, 80, secoud, 30,
Farmers aud Aeehauics', 1872 Citizens
l693i Columbia, l72. Capital, 10. Wesi
End as; Traders, l25; Lincoln, lls
Railroad stocks - Washington ana
Georgetown, 2t0i Metropolitan, lt0; Co
lumhia, ooi Capitol and North % street,
q; EckiugtOn aud Soldiers Home, 90;
6eoIgeto"u and teunallYtoHu, 50i Bright
wood -.
Insurance -Firemeu's, IS; Frank
hui 20i Metropolitan 500 National Union,
zli Arlington, ll5; Corcoran, C3; Colum-
bla, l6l; German American. ls0. Potomac
e0i klgg5l eii Peoples 81, lincoln, 5s.
Title Insurance sL0eks-kraI Estate
Ille, l25i Columbia Title, 5li WazhlBgtol
Title, ~.
Gas and Electric Light stocks-W Washlng-
ton 6ass 4sl, Georgetown Gas, 80; u s.
Electric Light 100
Telephone stoC ks-P -PeuusYlFauia, 3,
Chesapeake ana Potomac, ~; American
6mphOphOue, log
Miscellaneous St0cks.-W asbluEt0n Mar
kgt CO.. pc; Washington Brick Mzchlns
lu., 85u- Great Falls lee Coz, POS; Bun
Kun Panorama Co, 20, Naloual safe De
Flsit, 2-d, Washington safe Deposit, l25,
Washington Loan aud Trust Co.. a5, Na-
lQnal Topographic, -; AergeuthalaE =;
fueumala Gun CaIiagF, Z, American
Security Ald Trust CO., 81, Lincon Hal.
Building Coz
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
JUDICIAL CALMNESS.
A Case where Learned Judge was
Determined TO save Hiz Books.

A Case where a Learned Judge was
Determined TO save Htz Books.
From ne NCp YORK TriiHHs
A good story is told on Judge II q
Struve, one Of the prominent citizens Of
Seattle. While the great FIRE was raging
he rushed up into his Office to save some
Of his most valuable books. II Is well
known that he had accumulated a vast
amount Of material which be purpOsed
working up into a history Of Washing.
ton. This material and some Of his
books were very precious TO him. So as
the fire came sweeping down toward his
Office he rushed up stairs and began 10
select the books most valuable. "Ah,
this one / will save. No, | guess this
one Is more valuable" Thus he hesi.
tated, and among his many books, all
OF which were dear to him, he was un-
able 10 decide which ones 20 save. Just
then the cries Of fremen were raised
and the Judge was urged 10 come down
and save bis life. Being thoroughly
alarmed and still undecided he turned
and grabbed the first book In reach and
rushed out Of the building. Reaching
the pavement be found he had saved
the city directory.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
SUSPECTED OF A FIEEDISH CRIME.

Arrest Of Three Men Believed TO be
the Albany TrainwrecEers.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept s.-Reed the
alleged trainwrecker, arrested at Hud-
son, Is stlll kept in close confinement in
this city. No one Is allowed 10 talk to
him, and his family are not permitted
TO see bin. Acting on information re-
ceived from him, two other men have
been arrested.
The men are John Cordial, "a years
of age a conductor. and John Kearnan,
36 years Of age, brakeman. Both are
Knights Of Labor and strikers They
were arrested on warrants sworn ont by
Justice Griffith Of Troy at the Instance
Of the New York Central Road and the
charge Is train. wrecking.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
pestruetlre WIND storm.

PAXTON, Ill, Sept s.-A heavy
wind storm, accompanied by rain. oc.
CURED here yesterday afternoon. Chin
neys were blown down, houses moved
from their foundations and buildings
badly wrecked. The principal damage
was done TO the Congregational Church,
the steeple of which was blown of
and driven into the roof, the point al.
most touching the floor.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
Lir0

KAUFMAN Sunday Afternoon 10 800
g.elgeEr Mary a., widow uf the late lEIlp
h haup lnau, Iu tle t7ll year Of Ler age.
kunrral VII take place from tie chapel az
oak hlll cemetery en- Tuesday afternoon 40
2 eloek Friends and relatives respectfully
invited 10 attend.
LAKE -At 3i2 ludlaua avenue. september
q, lesps az lsli p. n Ialls Llrt.eau.lr vile Cl
ON T. Lake, aEed 5 years.
Funeral Monday, September s. ~ b. ~
rom her late residence. ETleLls OF tle
family Invited 10 attend,
WALKER Al Rockville, Ma ar Et5 b.
No.. saturday, september 5 1880, EIleI I-r
daughter cl Hubert II. aud Irene + Walker
aged - UuuIls and 81 days.
fuE tFa4 on Monday. ecullul lEI = 4E 3 D..
ul 90 residence i4i Sixth street southwest
ga EhQLL.-Ou FIilay. saptgmhez a $500.
al ll q. g.E-plh q m florence .elels- "ls--
esq child Cf John W A ana Tahal- larra T.
asea years, months and las.
fEhTON--On Thursday. September a
eat al ll 3 .. ll-s Nary. IElgl .t l-e lal5
Michael teutou.
lkklN6.-un September 9, Is.a g "a.
n- Jplu u, beloved husband e. Al-l
irving, % NE la4 year az L.- age
LAUDER September F I7 q
o t-cgA mr % apl-leTIa- M---a h-5
daughter gi = y aId 81 i La- Il. asea
fQhk -Qu saturday sepreu l, at
+v.--teA ul-r t-lk aaL. a-u# Al. gears
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
- - saIIanad

NIIIN 70 = II077Il7I , Hl0I IlII-
She Gusl rescued from a burning
buildiDgl-Oh, my baby my baby
Won't somebody save my babyl
Gallant Fireman. will, marm. (Dis-
appears amid the flames
Sequel. Gallant Fireman (pTeseutly
appearing al an upper windoWl-Aiu't
% baby here, maTm. A0thin' but this
doTF
she-Ohl that's my baby.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
Great Little Hsn

some Of the greatest men that ever lived
were Of small stature and Insignificant ap-
peaTauCe. The reader viii readily recall
many instances. Very small are DR..
Pierce's Pleasant PuTgatiYe Pellets, but
they are far more effective than the huge,
old-fashi0ued pills, which are so dimeult
70 swallow and SO harsh iu their action.
The "Pellets" are gentle and never cause
constipation. For liver, stomach aud
bowel deTaug emeuts they have no equal.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
Irs Not very New. Though.
FfOm ne AAaAta journal.

There's a brand new disease in
Georgia" remarked Uncle Hiram at the
kimball last night, "and It's downing
the politicians right and left. Ii never
attacks anybody bat politicians. and It's
a raging epidemic
What's il ealled?' asked a dozen
voices al once.
The bueolic. said the old gentle
man and then the band played softly
that beautiful tune about Bobby Burns,
the Scottish poet, beginning:
For gold the merchant ploughs the main
The farmer ploughs the manor.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
Divorce Asked for Dessrtion.

Maria Whitney has petitioned for a
decree Of divorce from her husband,
Charles Whitney, They were married
In 1850 and have two children. She
charges that the defendent has aban-
doned her for the last two years and
has contributed nothing to her support.
She asks for bill Of divorce and for
the custody Of the children.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
nariRg the Dry season.

Fanny lafteT ringing the door bell-
Just look at The dust on our shoes,
Elhel / hale 70 60 into Mrs. Ma Ii
lanes parloT looking So.
Etbel-Just turn your head The other
way Fanny.
Fanny Two seconds later )-Why-ee
Ethel Simkins, where's an that dust
that as on your shoes
Ethel (whisperiug)-On my stock
iuEs
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
UN PRECEDENTED
ATTRACTION !
Over a Million
DISTRIBUTED.
La. S. l..
Louisiana State Lottery Co,
Louisiana State Lottery Co,

Incorporated by the Legislature for educa-
tional and charitable purposes, and Its fran
chise made a part Of the present state CON
stitution, IN ls59, by an OVERWHELMING roru-
Lar VOTE.
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
fNGs take place semi.AnnuaIy June and
December, and its GRAND SINGLE NUN
BBR DRAWINGS take place in each Of the
other ten months IN the year, and are an
drawn 10 public, at the Academy Of Music,
New orleans. La
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
Dc - Lsaasl. d 81 - -

FT0W tta iltstFgtI dHlsri1g1.
Who were the leaders Of the so-called
Erotic Schools There Is only one Of
them who could be named IN the same
breath with Amelie Rives, and that IS
Edgar Sallus Next 70 them come
Gertrude AlheTt0n and Ella Wheeler
Wilcox
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
nsE Poeketbook saalehea.

While on her way home from marke
Saturday night a eoloFed " lman had
her poeketbook, containing 3 snatehed
BY a small colOTed boy. Z le boy wa
pursued by number Of O. hers aud b
dropped the poeketbook. No arrest
WeTe made.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
An UnIeasoaabIe Reauesf.
Fron ns PaRat.lnhIl Ilm...

FT0HI THe IHHIfEIUfIl IHlf5-
You know, said the pastor 10 the
newly married pair. 'it Is the wlfe's
duty 10 obey her husband and follow
bin wherever he may GO
won't do Il, - pouted the bride
You WOn'tg''
How can you expect met He's a
lelieI- -larTier p
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
FEotaetion Hem
- b. - = -

Mary Patterson Of Paterson, n. j.
committed suicide on Friday b taking
poison, being melted 10 her rash act by
pride and poverty she bad worked IL
he mills Qf ihal cliy for morg than City
years, was an exemplary aud industrious
woman and yet vas allOged 90 come
10 this miserable end after q service
tlat entitled her % retirement upon full
EHnHE
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
The Babe Objected

from eae laA ftfN eA4s
Rock a-by baby' began the new
nurse IN a Boston family
"Dssisl' exclaimed he infant Inn
peTiOusly II am aware that the yibra-
ton of the atmosphere viii cause a
cradle suspended in q Ieetop 10 oscil-
late
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
DI.persed br the Pniice.

OPoRTo, Sept. Sat a meeting held
here yesterday TO protest against the
Anglo. Portuguese African agreement,
several speakers made violent attacks
upon the Government and the police
finally dispersed the meeting.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
That Robbsr Tarin.

NIVH 10 -IfN 7 u sun
"A man has just died who lived on
three cents q day"
There's a case In point, said BInks,
an ardent free trader If Il hadn't
been for this curse Of protection he
could have lived for nothing
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Lniian Lewis Tonight,


Lillian Lewis as LeH0ra III Castigli0ni
Marston's new play, Credit Lorraine, 4"
opens a weeks engagement at Harris
Theatre this evening. The play she
appears in IS one which appeals to all
classes. II IS the story Of men and
women to-day. The plot is the natural
outcome Of the furtherance Of the am
bilious and advantages Of IFS char.
acleTs-like THE Senator, "The Hen
rietta'' and other like plays-the motive
Is the all-absorbing influence Of money.
The Climaxes are very strong. The
Bourse of Paris scene is one Of the
most exciting pieces of stage realism.
AS L6nord Miss Lewis has achieved a
positive triumph Her impersonation
Of this part is truly artistic. The cos
tunes Miss Lewis wears are all of
Partisan manufacture and correct to the
most minute detail. The company sup.
porting Miss Lewis Is a capable one,
most of the ladies and gentlemen are
artists Of reputation Lustig he Jer
is q new creation to the stage, and one
Of the hits in the play.
National Rines' Excursion.
The last excursion Of the National
Rifles, which was postponed from Au-
gust 20, will be given on Wednesday
evening next, when the Charles Mac.
alester will leave for Marshall Hall at
$50. The popularity Of this military
organization aud the enjoyable manner
in which all its entertainments are con.
Quoted, leave no room for doubt that
there will be a big crowd In attendance.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
the Deadly Parallel

FTom ne PHILADELPHIA TINES.
A fisherman with his wonderful
stories Of success resembles the fishes
that lie IN the sea, when he aud they
aIe never cauRht
The daily critic., 1890-09-08

I'VE DO hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for an the Monthly and
scmiAuuual Drawings Of the Louisiana state
Lottery Co., and iu person manage and con-
troll the drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty. fairness
and IN good faith toward an parties, and we
authorize the company 90 use this certificate.
with fac slmies Of our signatures attached,
Ia its advertisements"
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
RIvers and HaTbors

The conference report on die River
and Harbor bin was agreed to in the
Senate this morning without either dis
cussion or q yea and nay vote.
The daily critic., 1890-09-08
CaIifoEnIal. BIG Trees-

Tie House bin 10 set apart for a
public park on which the big trees of
California stand was passed by the
Senate this morning without amend
ment.