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The daily critic., 1890-10-16
MIss BAYARD's INSTITUTE.
EorwaIk, Conn.

A Home school for Girls and Y5uRg ladies'
Number Of boarding pupils limited 70 twenty.
Excellent advantages IN Music, Art and the
Languages. Gymnasium. Pleasant grounds.
Healthful location Pupils boarded through
the summer months. Board, washing aud
tuition in the English branches, $500 per
scholastic year. send for circular.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16
EDUCATIONAL.
THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL,

NIEADyILLE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL.
Meadyille, Pa.
Edueates for the Christian Ministry. Room
rent and tuition free. An entrance fee Of so
for gas. heat and care Of room. All expenses
moderate. Term begins SEPTEMBER 80.
Address
REV. A. A. LIYERMORB, D. d.,
President MeadYille. Pa.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

Ton REED Is TOO Big 10 be success
fully catechised unless q tiger cat Is
used.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16
CT.LUKEs SCHOOL,

CT. LUKE's SCHOOL,
Bustletuu, near Philadelphia, Pa
A hlsh-class school Exceptionally health
fuI location. I IelIghttul Surroundings. Doing
good WorA. Prepare or any college or busl-
ness. Boys sent this year 10 Yale, Harvard
aud Princeton. Special care Of younger boys.
Number limited.
CHARLES II STROUp,
priuciual
The daily critic., 1890-10-16
JOHN F. WAGGAMAN.
Fourteenth and G Streets.

TNHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF
the Columbian University. school
VII open az 6 O'Clock p. M OCTOBER T.
with the following course Of Instruction
Yiz. All departments of English. Mathe-
matics. Civil Engiuef ring Chemistry, Assay
ing, Physics. MineralQEy, French, German,
Mechanical aud other branches of drawing,
with lecture courses on Astronomy Authro-
poioEy zoology, Botany, eic.- All classes
meet in the evening, and are open 20 both
sexes. For further Information apply Co the
Dean. Professor Is. a. FhIsT0E. IL. ID.
sells, I'm,
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Cor. Oh aud 10 SIS. D. ~,
Embraces Six schools, VIZ.
school oi Practical Business anG Accounts
school Ql Preparatory Practical knglisl.
school uf Shorthand and rypaHutlug.
school VI Speuceriau Practical Peumaushlps
school Of Ale shaulcal and Architectural
Drawing.
School of CiFu Service Training
Day and hight Sessions. Illustrated tala
luEues free.
H &. SPENCER LII b., Principal
MIS-. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal
The daily critic., 1890-10-16
WELLs COLLEGE FOR woMEN,
Aurora, oayuga Lake, n, Y.

Three full courses Of study. Location
beautiful and healthful A refined Christian
home. rev building ready next September.
Session begins SEPTEMBER 10, 1880. send
Es. FRIsBEE. D. D.,
The daily critic., 1890-10-16
MIss AIEENs SCHOOL FoR GIRLs.
stamford, Conn

Established 10 1855. Preparss Tor college
travel aud home. The method 6y which the
mental faculties are educated Win be found
iu me second edlton Of Miss AIken'a pam
phlet on Concentrated Attention. nov
ready. toT sale AZ BEeutan0's, 8 Uuion square,
ReH YORK.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16
CT JOHNS COLLEGE.
AuuapousMd

iOlst sessiou commences 18Th sEPTEA-
BER. Eight Departments and tour courses
Of study. Buildings heated b. steam Terms
moderate For catalogue address the presi-
THOMAS FELL. IL d., Ph- D.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

We HAVE RECEIVED from Messrs.
DAUcHY & Co. 5 Newspaper Advertise
ment Agency, p Park Place, New
York, their New Catalogue Of
American Periodicals" a large and
handsome volume Of 624 pages. tn good
binding. II contains list Of an news
papers, magazines and other periodicals
in The United States and Canada, which
in.et advertisements, and Is corrected
upto August IS Of this year It's ar
Iaul ement Is the most convenient for
advertisers, a vide space being left
opT osite each paper for particulars 10 be
entered concerning advertising pTopo-
sails OF contracts. The "Calalogue" is
ali labeiiCaliy arranged by States. cities
OF towns. The psptrs following accord
ing 10 frequency Of issue, with date Of
establishment, actual or estimated cir
Culation, etc II Is a very credi-
table piece Of work in all respects, and
viii prove Of value % advertisers, statis-
teisns, and those interested in the
growth and progress Of newspaper
advertising
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

THE NEXT TINE Irish leaders skip by
theilight cf The moon they should en-
ploy a steam yacht
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

EARL SPENCER, former Lord Lieu.
tenant Of Ireland, says that the events
now taking place IN that country are a
disgrace aud a source Of danger to the
empire He thinks Mr.. GLADSTONE IS
p ans, II acted upon would settle the
Irish question Why not Try them
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

Mr. HUME, THE Independent Demo-
cratic Republican candidate for Con-
gress in the Alexandria (Va.) district,
will not divide time With General LEE.
The regular Democratic nominee. Mr..
HuNE is afraid to face the people with
Lis opponent Why Gfhis cause IS
just, he should not hesitate to meet LEE
In joint discussion.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

THE REPUEIICASs have carried Chat
tanooga. As goes Chattanooga SO goes
Tennessee Eith q copper
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

FoRAKER rs whooplng up things for
BLAINE for President in o. He thinks
be would make a good tail 20 the BLAINE
kite.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

SENATOR QUAY bad an interview with
Senator CAMERON Senator QUAY was
in high good humoT all the day. And
yet MATT probably received a big check
from Don.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

THE RESIDENTS a. and about the head
Of Sixteenth street want the standpIpe
10 come down. They think Il has stood
so long it has got tired aud should be
allowed 10 lie down
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

THERE WERE SIX WEDDINGS IN Wash
iBgt0n yesterday. Just think Of IT,
Six pairs Of hearts that beat as one, six
pairs Of souls with but a single thought
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

TUE UNyEHING Of the monument 10
the Jeanette heroes had 10 be post
oned because of the absence Of Secre.
iary II the Navy TRACY on the Presl-
dental junketing trip.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16
THE CINCINNATI CASE.

While the outcome Of Governor
CAMPBELL bold aud courageous move.
ment In calling the Ohio Legislature
t,gether to take action with reference
90 the Board OF Public improvements "
Cincinnati does not promise to be all
hat those who want good governmen,
% light desire, vet Il promises TO be suli-
C.e,t 10 correct The worst ~ The evil.
The Democratic members of the two
Houses Of the Legislature have practi-
cally decided ou pissInga bin concerning
the board 10 question, which VIII give
Tie Governor authority 10 remove the
members Of the board at will and max
ing him the sole Judge Of tie mis-
doinrs Of the members The bin fur.
ther provides that the successors Of the
present board members are 10 he
chosen al the next April election. In
The meantime II is proposed that non
partisan committee be appointed 10 In
vestigaie the charges against the pres
tnt board
This bill does not come up 10 the full
measure Of the Governors wishes, bat
will be accepted by him n he finds II
impossible to obtain more sweeping
measure. So soon as this bill shall be
come a law Governor CAMPBELL will
remove all the members OF the present
beard and appoint new ones.
The Republicans want the election Of
the members Of the new board 20 be held
this fall In the hope that during the pre-
vailing eXcltementthe can obtain some
party advantage. This will not be con-
oeded 10 them. The appointment Of
rev members Of the present board
row and the election Of their successors
neat April viii probably answer the
purpose without giving our friends, the
enemy, a partisan undeThold.
10 the meantime. Governor CAMPBELL
deserves the thanks Of every honest man
In Ohio.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

lhe onIE foaa for Auiauts ana iuV aids,
prepared by q scientific Hr1eess. iu which
the natural laHs and dictates gf phy6i-
uloEy are Ql6yed ana carried oul Melliu'a
Fcod Ihls is the secret ql rs wonderful
success.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

HOBART BRooKs, who IS going
through Connecticut on horseback for
the New Haven Register 10 gather
political news, should travel by ''U S.
Mail %
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

ETERNITY CATCHES all the oldest
Masons and last survivors The latest
Is tie last survivor Of the Black Hawk
VIZ He survived all the perils Of
f,od and field, but he went to Balu-
noie to live. Thelcsultvas Inevitable.
lie died.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

The UNION LEAGUE CLyus of tlr
country seem 20 Dee having un end VI
trouble That OF New York has Just
been compelled 10 suspend los SHEPARD.
That Of Washington was rllde by he
police last night. Nextl
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

CoNGREssMAN MUD wants one Of
his constituents appointed Inspector Of
Streets. Mr.. MUDD's name should be
DFNNTs
The daily critic., 1890-10-16
TRUTH PERVERTED Is A LIE

wasunoros. D. O.. ocrourn 10 ls1o.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

TuE LoyAL LEotoN Is IN session in
St. Louit This IS the first tune It VA.
ever met outside ~ Philadelphia, all
this Is Us twenty sixth annual session
This shows how fond the old warriors
are Of nenne and nnlrI.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

THE MoNTrELEH, Vtl Jygrnai
SAYS the Administration Is popular
enough with the rank and iile who have
no axes 20 grind, and Il grows more
popular every day Secretary PRocroR
Is from Yermr nj.
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

CHARLES Il sTROUT
Principal
The daily critic., 1890-10-16

TrSNrrran oGcr OF SIS. .000, 900 for the
Erad And what did Mr.
TtNNfEr say continued The inter
viewer p was informed the SEM
aor answered f'at De laughed and
sid Iov0u.d mot s.l the Hf f1r
SenU.nH.o
TN mt DrlyIus at Attorney General
Tuor as New 1.rk voters who clut
re.d and write or who MAY na blind
drunk. lre not suffering from the kind
OF physical disability contemplated
n therJw saterI.c,ion Jaw and cannot.
therefore take another person with
them into the pWIineDooth TO fy yup
their tickets This is ual'ir 90 the 3D.
itlHfp. Iut.uvD- Ihem mon Hho vdI OBI.
upon election whisky ias. right
Tt,k CoEuaN an opera singer Is
yirl at th,roiutuf death His father
is wealth., wan. connected wit, ha
y c'rojist Ewk krutu TIE been
informed u ji, sons condition. ut
las refused iuvi-tHm .r boz aij him,
Iecu.o lrvts uru ,.1 f0 the Young
mans going on the stage. GoguoN
senior may hea good Methodist buthe's
very poor Christian and a mighty
mean man.
toNorF-svAN BELDEN and eN-Fi-s'
Assistant Postmaster General CLARKsoy
have been 90 New York tying to fry
fat out of protected manufacturers
Their mission is said TO have been a
melar oholv failure However, Demo
Gratis should not be luIl,i into false Sc
CURLY 10y the idea that their opponents
have no money TO use to corrupt voters.
The Republican leaders are like JOEY
Arizona republican., 1890-08-13
ITS CIRCULATION IS THROUGHOUT ARIZONA,

New Mexico, Western Texas and Southern Cal- fornia, and it Covers the Largest Territory of Any Daily Newspaper West of New Orleans and South of Denver No Expense is, or will be Spared by "The Arizona Republican, to Retain Its Acknowledged Position
Arizona republican., 1890-08-13
PERSONAL.

Frank Mayer, a Payson cattleman, is in Phoenix.
 Governor Wolhey returned yesterday from Tucson.
 Shan Johnson returned yesterday from Los Angeles.
 Justice A. M. Franklin, of Tempe was in the city yesterday.
 Jerry Millay and family returned yes. terday from Santa Cruz, California.
 John T. Dennis leaves this morning on three weeks trip to San Francisco.
 Dr. $. J. Peters, the we'll known mer. chant of Wild Rye, Glla county, is in Phoenix.
 A. M. Franklin, Tempe, and Samuel Martin, Los Angeles, are at the Mills House.
 Attorney General Clark Churchill goes this morning to Tucson, on shor, business trip.
 T. Levy, New York, Ernest F. Flor. ence, New Orleans, D. D. Ross, Tomb stone, Frank Maryland, Upper Gila, are registered at the Commercial.
 Fred Uthmeir, of this city yesterday received telegram, containing the sad news of the death of his mother, at West Bend, Mich, on Monday. She was but 52 years of age.
 Col. c. II. Gray and wife returned or yesterdays train from Los Angeles. The Colonel has given up hopes of winning any purses this season with his trotting mare, "Lady Lightfoot," as she is de cidedly out of condition. She will bt brought back to Phoenix in few weeks
Arizona republican., 1890-08-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

phWnix Lodge No. 5, A. o. U. w., meets this evening in Pythian Hall.
 The Phoenix Base Ball club is patiently awaiting the action of the Tucson will low wielders.
 There was a fine fall of rain at Tempe Sunday night, though but little of it reached here.
 The meeting of the City Board o Equalization has been indefinitely post poned, Mayor Mctilasson being the only member of the Board in the city.
 Much complaint is being made of the noise made bv the loose women in the northern border of the city, The Mar shal should take notice of the nuisance and suppress it.
 A. w. Babbitt, of Mesa City, was on Sunday blessed by the advent into his family of another olive branch. It is a boy, weighs twelve pounds and is the tenth child in the family.
 In the Police Court yesterday the familiar character "Babe" was giver twenty days in jail for sleeping on the sidewalks; for the same oflense Joe Allen paie fine of SS.
 There are already number of fast horses at the race track, undergoing training for the fall meeting. l.. P Coble has three trotters and a pacer ir hand, John Ayers has two trotters Frank Holloway one trotter, and Colone Rountree two running horses.
 A carload of six-inch wrought-steeI pipe came in yesterday for the Ph9niS Water Works Company. Samue Martin, of Los Angeles, who is now 1T the city, will superintend the laying O the pipe. Work on the trenches was yesterday commenced toward the Insane Asylum.
 Six head of mules and two horses were yesterday sold opposite the Cour House, by Deputy Sheriff Morgan, O Gila Bend. The sale was made tC satisfy an execution issued against Dan Noonan, of Gila Bend, for $10l.50 anC costs, amounting in all to over S200 The amount secured was $2ll.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-13
PREFERRED LOCALS.

For a frst-class breakfast go to the Maricopa House, at MaricOpa.
 FOR RENT-Centrally situated resi- dence of three rooms; cool and pleasant. Apply at this office.
 Go to Lemon Hotel for first-class ac- commodations. Newly renovated, and new management. Sample rooms and electric lights. MRS. $. c. DREW.
 LosT.-A check on the Valley Bank for $l3.25 drawn by Frank Nickerson, in favor of Wau, endorsed by Schoenfeld X Heyman. Finder will please leave at Butler & Kelley's saloon and receive $2.50 reward. Sl-lw
 WANTED-Up to August IS, 1S90 sealed bids for excavation by cubic yards on about three miles and half of ditch twenty feet wide on bottom, slope one to one on Farmers Canal, Phoenix. The Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Address Farmers Irrigation Company, Box 37O, Phoenix. Information to Contractors concerning the above can be had on application to Horatio II. Wharton, Supt. S5-9l
Arizona republican., 1890-08-13
THE BALL PLAYERS.
Bennett Brings In a Winning Home Run
 In the Twelfth Inning.

BosToN, August 12.-Today's League game was remarkable one. The whole fielding was superb and the game was won by the home run of Bennett in the twelfth inning. Attendance, 3900. Score: Boston Philadelphia O..
 PTrsBURG, August 12.-The Chicago League club won the game today by superior batting. Attendance, 1900. Score: Pittsburg 12, Chicago l3. Bat teries-Gumberts and Decker, Hutchin- son and Kittredge.
 CLEVELAND, August 12. - Today's League game was pitchers battle and Rhines won. Attendance, $50. Ten innings. Score Cleveland l, Cincin- nati 2.
 NEW YORK, August l2.-The Brooklyn League was whtewashed today by the superior all-round playing of their opponents. Attendance, 1900. Score :: New York 3, Brooklyn O. Batteries Rusie and Buckley, Caruthers and Daily.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-13
A Count Arrested.

NEW YORK, August 12.-"Count" De Armand, claiming to belong to the Rus sian nobility and who lives in fine style in the Orange mountains, has been made defendant in the New Jersey Court of Chancery by Mrs. Peet, of Paterson. She owned some land which the Count, acting as agent. sold at valuation he had placed upon it. The woman learned that the price was far too low and that the Count had bought the property for himself. She instituted proceedings to have the sal c set aside.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-13
whiskey DistilIery Started.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 12.-For sev- eral years there has not been distillery in operation on the Pacific Coast. The whiskey trust having shipped spirits in and sold them so low that there was no profit in the business. The recent in crease of prices made by the trust has had it's effect, however, and Joost's dis tillery, at'Antioch, which has capacity of l2,00O gallons per day, started up yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-13
To Reorganize the Irish League.

LONDON, August 12.-Timothy liar rington goes to America to assist in re- organizing the Irish League.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-13

Taking Quantity and Quality of Circulation Into Consideration, "The Arizona Republican, Is the Best and Cheapest Advertising
 Medium Published in the Southwest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-31
Essay ON Rivers.
Texas Sainn


Svefs have their eccentrieities and you
!. anos always rely upon them. In times Of
greatest commercial prosperity they
sometimes set up run upon their
aas In the dry season they are very
ssaiai, hardy leaving their beds for days
snae- You consider them poor house
peFs, until some day YOU see them set
shd sweep everything before them.
saowinx itsie Of fruit generally. they are
up Ia currents. The career Of river
= mont 81 the longest and even then 10 Is
Ns 70 ee considerably abridged. II ar
'so % Its course, however, il Is Judged
usy Of It's piers. When A young man
.Aas Wild his friends are always pleased
see him change his course.
20 With a river. when il changes
coarse the result Is often disas.
: o0A saeh was the case At Los Angeles.
- Recently, when the river al thai name.
- - ossns On nigh" tor some tine. said
changed its course almost s: right
sas'ss, iast soash Of the city limits. ruin
ecpz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-31
10 FOX BEET SUGAR
~ Duty Reduction win
Kill the Industry.
GIVING FARMERS REVENUE.


- Ynxxcfsco, March U.--"H congress
silm : reduction In the duty On sugar, !"
- n. John ID. spreckels, s.ths best
! - industry VIII be ruined
- Wstsonyilie Ne have 80 men en-
49,. not 70 srsak Of those Who ere fndt-
- bsne6tsd- Last year We bought
3 f3'1 fson The farmers on IN aczeaes of
~ o1u. This year the acreage via b
- eocss. A fair average yisid was thirty
: he acre. Last year. 1t 81 per ton,
;Ss - out TO the farmers &3000a. Again,
s.roal 20 factory employees and the
- RID for beets together reochea
/ - 71b ~ month. or $4,000 per annum-
11r srurssents Of itself quite mics amount
"a p distributsd in cash In one neixhbor-
- hed intended 10 increase the REIN
s - 3 Tn. which gives ID round numbers
= 1rvsndfturs OF SN0.00o Per month. or
B 1IicnlIy = 10000 . year and affords
d Inguenf % 500 men, But thsrs
3 - another consideration - BE-
6n1 a. Our jacksonville lac
4 'S ooots NJ In bare outlay 5000
~ uoc1ion, consequently. Of ten ad<ii.
1npiIcates Of that one. would involve
u - 11foy a =, 90 O00. All these sfs items
% In 4uixhed when speaking Of death
B - = boot-4ugar. Then. Of cousse. thsre
- Indirectly intsrestsd-freighters,
~. toamsters, besides . hest OF
81 1kcuh this reduction 60 into eject, ws
dnap he machinery intended for our
% fadnery beck 70 Germany. In my
"a
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NfEs = Z EALDH EJ1. 0F B1sIDs. WILL
M sEss ressss fsr s.ressmAkknx April = sEss
Tas1er sss<sa "a efss euxsisx. AS Tk2rz
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-31

~ 49, best bargains In seattle are fer safe
49, se'sss 4 se. beslef bsexk so<nef Of
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- Wn1sn. y OseHsn.1 : ~ n.e.s
~ Ds1ier.
One q - 49, .ess,s.....S -,
xuins ii - 49, - n =. -. - =
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aaA only cn4 sale - recorded In sb& sxts,~
lie ~ cd John Jncob e. Hr~t r, 49, -
tor d<,wu -. 49, - - - loss e
- Bnote block from Veeey e Bsxc.sw
sfx1ot. and buiIf The hxz~n ~~~~ f,-s--
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r.v-~ - ~ s NJ nosds Tie
rotohie landmsrks IN ths 49, "a - -
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xsGExxnas Asp CONTRACTORS

AAA faAss%K@-0 aEzl&sE CgaRAST-kx.
- gtEs<ss sn1 essnts*xf1ts ssr krzdxss OF every
descrsrssos. wharf ~ l.fsx. psis crsssnx drssx-
sr0zaence &szs sstsx. DEes teSs cf ya<kpn
wsrest, s~sfsts. wAsa
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CEoRst F. MEACHkM
6l7 Third Street.

Advertisements under me heads Of Lost Found
Fer sac. fer keas and Situations wanted win
be inserted Al the rate Of csen vord sr sae
frssfpsersioas lcens word for 90 a sahssaceas
insertion. Payment always in advances .
Advertisements win be received o. branch
ofsces Of Tnx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.
faeosa a...-.sc J. Fowler agent
o,ympia MAJOR Geo ". Rarscr Agent
me following letters ssa!l adverEsssrs a. tbs
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<n TRACTORS

DOTH 4 HAsrokn sssTRAcT CO. uEC.J
ID tssms - snd - eexstss bsa<k
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yvANTEp-ro KNoN THE WHEREABOUTS
w of Frank Csca. the last head Of IN sep
ten Der 81 seattle pxrents snxioas 10 hear from
htns aus information Of his Whereabouts vii
be sAankfaity received ~ Nsst eseh. care al e
tsnssssa & Co. - psas. asnn.
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QUEEN ANNE TOWN.

Three level lots. hains ia0xi1s feet. esfrafed
% that the view cannot he shut out Price.
uoop Have you net already .eArned how din
cult II is 70 and pfime building plot Ihe fact
IL the Choice corners are being psckec up ey
home huildefs ana DO not again come on The
mark,t There Is net q home In seattle situated
uu q more charming spot thsa this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-31

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