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The daily critic., 1890-12-10
HOTEL ARPIH4LS.

WEgs ait1t-s $. Smith, Roanoke Va;
~. A. Collins hzgerstuWn, Md ~. h.
Craft, ID tasu. Texas, Pauliuq 8 lruuE,
FaImFllIe Va; g. r. Goodwin, Aafflw4y
Court House VA, r. T.. Harrison and , =
ClILIaH >uu.h Carolina; WIZ -HlFer. At-
llrtl Gas teu.aWa 81 EugeIaarI Sew
NuIE,
Naaai Walter 6resham, Galveston
Tex AleE. Campbell West }irEigia,
George DwigLt- in Massacluse Jss William
Is. Moore and VIE, Philadelphia.
~ Iqmss-W. H Kublru Gree1dsII,
Mass: s. a. n JolEs1u. salisbury, n C-
a. BuElaW, lhsHaafou- VI Va. 81. g.
Dagger, jr Lancaster Pas G.. b- KINDER
PlHadellhil.
UHaTs- Daniel H Jones aud Thomas
p Martin, Little Rock, Ark, Jglu o.
MIEeI Pen satollf Jay; Leon tlalle- auH
W. vs.. Goodutt, New Y0IA Henry I
tous. Ereut0u, n.
E7a-U Nstzaau aud Mrs MaLzal1.
Charlotte A t.- j E. Ireland. AeW } lTE
Ernest Howard. ~prluEl..I- Mass. DAME.
Coolidge iglustoEu.
Ut.ess-H. \. He-ulu. Nea YorE
Alex NumeF. Huhokeu N. J.f e.. +. Cues
s.l, Paterson n.
UeWr IgLu 81. Glover ST. Louie
I |HA#'.H HAHH |H|#a
rar-, Hetlalu. N.f. storey. sr.akLu-
Mass.
a-u 3. -re8tus. E-H York
Nr. ana Nl=. j. a. Frazer, kifs.giI7 Nr
-G1 Sire Louis s-eall=, Iet-ssluTsr a.
a- Howard sIuaersel Nh -la
Mrs John ErlsalI isaac FulE Sew York.
E fEr'uatUH H..Lm.li, h--- D. ~
FHla5 aal U.l. aaf4-l1 -llr slr
EltaH
N BF NeHar alI eIfa, M15
Tas Eaaar Ilaa.a -ala Robert ll
sayre. Jab1 Fl-l- 81 H lugua ul ta
slUfl lalaI--gH. Pas H 7. tlaEE taHH
taflLa.
G Hapsu-. AlerIeeu
Wa-h-- LeaH -ufa, NI5 u. hauIlT
Houston. Tex. A HaIaeH Ll..-1
Thomas lang New York.
H.fe. J.E.a -Tlauas H4uifarI ll.
wife. FiuelaUd. n ~ ~ ILuIeF -uf
vile. 81 N.rrs, HI James r. Moses
Sew 4al6i a. I jlat bolyoEe Aass
taE -L WhIHoFer lasTiega.-e
1liel N lauIeT-. JEtlaa D. I.
I.Ies Hgurg ana sLls. Lll-er Mo-
aH ua-R. y Fm1eu1H. Boston
Masses John II Ha.m-s ,- ra1- Ala
2 B sexton He5t fI4l-l - l4.-1n
Georgia
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
The CHINESE MASSACRE.
Twenty Christians killed by Members
OF Loo Hay Sos society.

twenty NhNAHlAauH hlAAtn w heNhefa
OF Loo Huy Sos society.
SAN FRANCTsco, CAL, Dec 10-Ad-
vices from Chung King, China, by
steamer China, which arrived here yes
tcrday, state that the troubles at Ia Chu
listen arose from the massacre Of Chi
nese Christians at Lonng Tuy Tsin by
members OF The Loo Huy Sos Society
during n celebration in houOr Of the so
ciety's patron deity After the celebra.
ton had lasted several days the brother
hood consulted their gods as to whether
it would be safe TO plumber the Chris
tians. The reply being In the aliirma-
tive, the brotherhood made a raid on a
number Of well to 10 Christian families
and carried off a lot Of booty.
a few days later they made q fresh
attack and massacrcd over twenty per
sons, nineteen bodies being counted In
Tie streets. and several more are known
90 be cut IN pieces and thrown into the
river The Mission buildings and many
others were burned aud thc c)rp'cs
thrown into the flames On the fol.
lowing day the Brotherhood proceeded
To another market town and made an
assault on the Christians there. Toe
latter fed, but one Of them was
Killed.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
nuarreled about a woman

Henry Moore, col0Fed, while uuJsr
the influence Of hquof last night, went
10 the house Of Thomas Dorsey, c1Fnsr
of Teuih end Z streets southeast. aai
qu8Ueltd with him about a cliarel
woman, Julia LomaX. The latter was
keeping house for Dorsey aud Moore
vas irving 10 persuade her % 20 wi,h
him. The result was that Moore strusk
Dorsey ard the latter ga return BID
Moore With a lamp. Dorsey appeared
in he Police Court % iay charged with
an assault After listening 90 The testi-
m0Hy Judge Miller dismissed the de-
fendant.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
Mrs. Parkor Dsnis. the Chargss.

Another step was taken to-day 10 the
divorce suit Of George T. Parker
against his wife, Ellen d. Parker Mrs.
Parker, through Messrs. Cook and
Sutherland. this morning filed her an
swer to her husbands amended bill.
she neither admits nor denies that the
complainant learned that she was not
and had not for some time previous TO
September / last hCen conducting her
self as s true and Chaste wife. BIl she
denies that the statement which dis
closes no name Of the cgmplainaafs
pretended infOTmer nor anY place OF
lime Of her pretended mi-conduej has
any foundation in fact. She deuies
Jhgt the alleged acts Of adultery wefs
committed By her, or thar any such
acts were discovered by her husband
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
RlGOLGTTO2

wife waking up suddenly from slsep
Henry, did you callY
Husband lwho had been spending pre-
yiuus evening with the h0ysl-NU, TN raise
10 i've HgHh0VdU.
St-Hrcc that no reporter has c1rlertd
stanley and forced him o disgOrge the corr
rect pronunciation 81 MpwpmpwpwI aud
a Few other African names. NlwuHtsc
SJtEr'.
whats tie difference between the Prince
OF Wales and the Governor OF New YOrE
Siaie.' asked Hoiapk. II didn't know they
Esd quaFrpled, % replied Ransom as he moved
OFF, 'hir1go iH'f- ocsaH.
Bleuklusop- Don't fret. my boy, santa
Claus won't forget YOU.
Tommy BlenknsOp- AN right dad; (;
J amt afraid hen forget the tiu whistle /
aEktd for hut / can't help being a trAe
nervous about his recollcctng The bicycle
and the watch and ehain.-if,rk.
Mst naIf Way.
Jeamc=- AIIs. BeuthousanI has sent me
down 10 cay hat she is not at home, sir.
Mr. Montmoragony-Say 10 Mrs BEN
thousand that / didn't call.-ltck.
''No, can't see any fun in playing on
uTdsi said The man ia the big mackiutosh,
eioouily. "A pun once cost me sloo,uuO.' ~
.-You needn't gather round me. IL ISN'T
much Of a story. A fat O'd aunt bad come
to Welt MS. They told me % go inta tue
p4Iior ana pay my respects. / was a very
smart yCuug man. J weur iu and told her
in a cUeCry, ClI-hsud way that ! bad come
% make my obeisanee % my obese aunt.
That's an there is Of g."
"kut bow about the slC0OG0s'
''sbe left ITO her other nephew. Cti-
ggFD Tribune.
Very Nsar a.
Mool-lt's the straueest thing % me that
ITouson don't try 10 curb a.4sglfi he's 90
ing down hin fast
Van Pelf-Curt himself els Wei, be
ala The ueSt best Thing % 30 ils- Gi-af.
NOol-A hai dld d. dog
Van Feii-lle gathered himself ,-Nfr
luE Hlad q.
wi-o FtaEedian.
''IIe caught his audience E-lt at tle be.
eluring,7
.Ue yalEe "a 90 The front os the stage 4uI
ssktl tbtm 10 Kindly omit f0wers-tsue-
eiaIiy caul flowers. r-Aeu Iort Hera
similarity of Effect
EIPps- What 90 earth Do you call Miss
Chatter 'hIaudy and soda" for
Elipps Because one Of her giggles sobeFs
one Up f5r aWees .-AcH l9tt H.fgit
How It Rolled 40.
Loving wife Vow that you are ruined
Henry, ] Wul disclose my secret For
yoas I have teeu saving uD, anI now
pouring shining heap of g9ld into Dis
L4L lAls may t.Ig yGu over
IiushaEd- Oh, ms darling, h1w ala yoI
manage 90 do 20
Nifg-Easy enough Every time you
said U.gu thing 20 ue I rut ten cents
into lea-AeU Iart sH
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
PAssEp 4 wORraLEss CHEoK
A cotored Coou rries mis- Hand a,
Trrrcrv

: Coiored Cook Tries MS Hand at
Forgery.
Yesterday afternoon William john
son. q colored man, called at the feel
store Of W. IT. Lee, POO Twelfth street
northwest and ordered goods ocgregat-
ing in value about $50. In payment
for ibe goods he gave Mr Lee a $50
check and received So IN cuAngc
Shortly after the colored man left the
store Wr. Lee ascertaiued that echcck
was worthless and reported the matter
to the police.
last night johnson was arrested anil
locked up at the Second Precinct sta
uun, charged with forgery. lie is %
cook by r1le and has been working q
Wtrmrv'e Hotel
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
NatiouaI B0srd OF Traae.

NEw ORIEASs. Dee. 10-At last
Bielt's session Of the National Board
q Trade a substitute for the proposition
G,Ttd ny The New York Board Of
Trade relative to -AdulteraliOn Law
was adopted A substitute for the
proposition of the Portland, Ore.
chamber Cf commerce relative 10 the
NicaTauguau Canal was also adopted
Tie proposition relative % river and
haIboT work offered by the Philadel-
phia Board Of Trade was mended
slightly and then adopted Another
proposition Of the Philadelphia
Board of Trade recommending the
passage 0f the ToTrey Bankruptcy bill
IS he Uuited States Senate was de-
feaiGd yeas "a, nays IA, not The neCes-
ssry tW0-ihiIds. The Board then ad-
i6uued 10 no m. today.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
- ElrntInc nrntn.r.

On Monday evening Henry anil
James OGutt, two residents Of George
town, who had recently inherited so ne
money. started cut 10 celebrate their
good luck They went into Mccoy s
saloon ond created a disturbance anil
destroyed some of the bar fixtures.
They also assaulted two patrons OF the
place and beat them. They were az.
rested and locked up AZ the Seventh
Precinct charged with disorderly con-
duct, destroying private property aud
assault.
James furnished $50 collateral for
his appearance before the Police Court
and Henry was locked up
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
Arrplnted . ReceIrer.

New NoRK, Dec 10-Judge Wal
lace, IN the United States Court, yes,er.
day appointed General Henry T. Bur
nett temporary receiver Of the St32. 600
belonging to Mrs Cornelius v Miller
which Receiver Charles John Stewart
Of England Is trying TO recover for the
victims Of the London banking iirm Of
j. II. Field Is CO. The papers IN the
civil suit 20 recover Sij, 600 have been
transferred from the State Court to the
United States Circuit, as Mts. Miller
claims to be citizen Of Illinois
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
Nn-Inrl, nt NntnrnI ca

PiQuA, ONO. Dec lO.--In an inter
view with Colonel W. p Orr, president
Of the Dayton Natursl Gas Company, 10
regard 90 the supply Of gas, he stated
That all The manufactures along the line
at Sidney, Troy, Dayton, Springfield.
and this city, bad been shut down in
order that domestic consumers might
experience no inconvenience. The
trouble was not In the supply of gas, but
the pipes in the fields have become
clocged, and Il will require several days
TO clear them of the obstruction, after
which there will be no trouble from
lack of gas He states there was no
scarcity Of gas. and that the wells would
supply five times as much as could pos
sibly be forced through the pipes.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
The TrlbnInlIons nf Lahnr.

MoSooAu, w, VA, Dec 10.-There
is great suffering among the striking
miners families. Notices Of eviction
have been served on those occupying
The company's houses. and Il Is probl
bic that before the end Of the week over
1000 persons will be homeless The
cumpany's officers say that II the men
DO not give 10 by the 10th they will close
down for the winter,
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
Panic Among school rhiIdren.

CANTON, Ill, Dec. 1O-rhe large
school building at Pennington was dis
covered TO be on fire by scholars IN the
second story rooms yesterday afternoon.
A panic cnsued, The children breaking
out The panels OF the doors IN tlrir
Efforts 10 escape Fortunately none
were seriously ioiurcd Tacre were
600 children 10 the building. which was
totally destroyed. The loss Is estimate {
az $2j 900 partly insured.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
nlnto, Ir.iond Id ncrenre

SYRACUSE, n. V, Dec. 10--In the
Court Of Sessions yesterday sentence
was suspended during good behavior
on five men who were employees of the
New York Central Road at Dewitt
during the recent strike. They were
indicted for conspiracy. and II was Ia.
tended to make an example of them,
but they concluded TO plead guilty aud
nNnll the hanFeIs OF irinl
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
HaEasn-. - - - Pfeseat.

FEINCEToE. Dec 10-W l. Hayden,
93, seems 10 be The most unlucky man
10 college, and yesterday bis bad luck
reached a climax and nearly ended his
fife by permitting him % break through
the Zee while skating on Q deep pond
rear town. Before be was gotten 0ut
several companions we're also Immersed.
luI an sSgre hualy rescued by some
WoTkmen Hayden Is the mau who
bICEe BIS lee a year aEo while playing
end rush and this TON broke LIS collar
bone while playing half back on the
Varsity foot bail team. TIE IS D fear
less and somewhat reckless player and
it Was hoped would be able % play on
tbisEear's team
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
Indicted for Violating the Lottery
Law

MEMruIs. Dee. l0.-Fank W.
Gregory, managing editor of the Ee3H-
Ing Dtm0cTdt, has been indicted by the
Federal grand jury for violating the
lottery law. After The last drawius Of
he Louisiana Lottery tae Dsm0trlfs
Ntw Orleans correspondent wired that
napeT the winning numbers held by
Memphis people The proof slip gas
submitted 10 Postmaster Patterson.
who wired the Attorney General al
" ashingtou Ills decision Was that its
publication will crminate the pIb.
ishtr. The Democrat published not
ruly iis experience with Tie Plsl0fias
p,paTmeut, but also the ohirc ioIsJle
'i-i. II,Hce ihe action of lhc grand
srrE-
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
BiatatorIal suIfebmsn.

IIUEuSCT1N ISD De. l0-t1e
appointment Of 3 ~. McFeuan Of
Akron as yard master iu this city by the
Chicago and Etie road IS likely % make
Ueuh'e Tue sEitChneu dsmau1 tlH
one ul iLgir number De promoted 3D. the
position iustlad n giving the place % q
uea mau, A refusal 90 me paIl oi lhe
company m1F result il q strike
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
- - -

She hgECs- fences, rides and salua
And keeps Der BLOOD iu m1uaa
While ulEer women nurse tleir HllHs
Aud -l-l tul u-l devotion
rEe HHser -sarl % H-Te taE lllHE
Iu La-a.el-s she's -tT.l-eE
l.l mas .e lru tl-t Size Z IeiL-a
Tl tsIlE on =.-bt ~ danger.
a Fllla.- .-.Eu 'Iil 90 l.Il
tud lIe. aN ueu adore uHr
DO L-r tlel a -.a4lF bring Il.r wealth
ALL aE 80 laH before boz.
EUt sEa Dal4-..ae- cola
Aud bates IhrE IaFe--..E 5.-l'ag
and - she stops lle.r Tl1.uI H1II
And aalla -er lovers dying
she's eaIdi .ar rleEe sd. elua slua IaF
a lIal Hlo at tl 500 l-r-
ana ata. tle mlre Hae IFs l.H aIF
Ire .a-I ls .sI7ar ler
TO love sls D I.e-I -saue la #rg lsg
elel -ise lrIsell b marriage
later Dee strength ViI4 come .u l.lF
Lll-L1 baby llrll--e.
-s.NH AU.l i4lah
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
81 InearrIsILIa - ThIsI.

James Cray, a young colorsd boy
who has been arrested several times llr
petit larceny, was before Judge Miller
ibis mOTniug for the larceny 0f tu over
coat and p0cketbook containing $ from
Noble Rush on Maryland avenue. OIL
Ger Slack said ihat the boy hal been an
inmate of the Reform school taFle
times and he Suea BIN tO be one 0f
ne worst young thieves iu Washington.
Judge Miller sent Gray 90 jail for thirty
days
The daily critic., 1890-12-10

WE PROTEST AGAINST The tone as
sumcI uy some of our Democratic c1n.
ttmroiaries towarl Senator UoNE The
gentleman from Massachusetts IS not
The malignant and spiteful deni they
rerrescnt him To be lie is sincere and
persistent in hisadvocacy OF thcFcder2
Elections bin, but his motive Is ro,
uaIevolent-qui'e Tue contrary Nie
IIotR religiously believes That The eiu-
Gated classes at the South are saturated
with wickedness and treason, and thar
the only way to save the country Is On
suppress them, and 20 turn over their
representation I'm Congress 90 the good
ard patriotic and industrious d1tkeys.
Mr.. HoAR is not, however, on ogre. Tie
IS benevolent and conscientious old
gentleman. with q couatguauca Ike that
Of patriarchsl Cheuh. and II he
krew the Southern reople of the class
corresponding TO his own 90 New Eng.
land be would be The FIRST On recoE
nize their sterling American Quah
ties and their pre- eminent fitness
for controlling the deslinies of their
part Of the Republic After all, they
want exactly what Doc does 20 wit.
That the virtue and intelligence and
patriotism Of the country shall domi-
rate 81, and that The ignorance and the
vice sholl be excluded from particip1-
ti0n In the Government Mr.. IIotE.
though. Is an enthusiast, and cousa-
0untly partisan Once be takes sides
he cancels from his Vocabulary all
words having lhe significance ot com
promise Had he lived some hundreds
of years ago he would have rackel
Jews and hcrclics with ToRQuEVADN
or roasted Catholics With JonN ENoV
and CALVIN and never doubted that he
was doing a beautiful and pious thing.
But Mr.. HoAR's motives are all right.
however his views may disagree with
those OF the Democrats. The only
trouble i' that he ard The Sou'hernsrs
don't know each uiitr
Tim CuSusru, CErUo Of Pro ,l-n.e.
D. g.. hos offered q purse nf s coo f5r
an exhibition pf science b,jwrcl Prl
f,sstgs EIrn.IN add GoDTHsY That
muIc usu they would give an rue
Smithsonian p.ofcsurs Nrtthcse get
tlrmeu arc supposed 90 possess some
science
By THE WAY. how proud the Grand
old Msn OF England must feel 90 kn0 y
that O pupilisltc club 10 this country has
been named after him.
CAPTAIN CHARLES KINc. OF the
United States Army, has fairly earned %
place 20 the front rank Of American story
tellers. lie writes with grace and tarcs.
and he possesses a faculty Of dramatic
construction which would equip half "a
dozen Of these more pTetenilous writer's
whom we are told % hail AZ the prophets
Of American literature His last pro.
Gutt.on, An Army PoTlia," is one Of
the very best things he las done. N1'
only Is Il fully Up 90 ihe brightest Of its
predecessors asa graphic picture of
camp and barracks ne. bat q essays q
serious lesson, beside ia dealing with
the silly ana maleyoltut attitude Of q
large section Of The press toward the
military establishment Captain KING
presents his case very powerfully aud.
50 far as fair minded men are concerned,
very convincingy. The book should
he widely read and Il will richly repay
its readers.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
Formerly Knowles. on the liGe NJ the Metro
pollIal Branch ol the B & U. 4. z.
The Most Beautiful FI8Cco 81 Residence About
the Coy li 81 ashiuEtUi.

pllIIl Branch Cl me Is. q ID K, r
The Most Beautiful Flaceof Residence About
the city tt ashluEtol-
The lots az Kcuslngton Plrk are being sofa
rapidly. N4uF of our tezt elIIZ- n- have taken
tW0 ur uuIe abys O AIDED aud mac ldt
iztd sirtet-, paved alters board si-e& iss,
residt Ects aEe evidences Cf ueImaupHeY lnt
stability. Among recent purcht-urs ara ~
III. Marulr, sgEu las taken -i-lteeu luts ana
is now ere ling $1,000 hluse, " Waicl VII Do
q LuC addition 20 the many leauHlul resi-
dtUUts there: a r. uubuiel tGe WelikHpWu
patent az rueF, has purcaa sad uitu=u llLsi
D. Eiuf.r p b Locker, tG4 lHtf; ~ h- 1iafa1
tVo lots Mr Truelell eeF-l .at.' =, 4 el-
bert % E- Au.nls ~ Ailg-eiL, ~ -
MtTlau aud maHy others, Nr Ae-omts, lhe
Weil kuUNu and popular aF azslsL ul tnle ellfs
Mn Shortly build drugstore az ths Park.
ILc Cuniraet La- been given Tor tle rraetlo1
81 beautiful del0t ~ tla fafa-
Elrtsc- buying at eaus'u-tlu laFa positive
Insurance tiuI IS barrEur 4uarE all energy
a.iII accauQ |-h Wlta ca-li-urf % ~ ae con-
frIfutll ta tle success oi he1-Iu2tnu ana
bring Do Ll tle front IauA ai al suburban
Totts reHtpa yiug peop 6 all those having
q flW dollars ~ l--lr each -lNAll ar HI4ll
.ltE tuuT &. a.ts aiE uLt serllE EHlsiaTtau.
Select q SIZE fora Gcue ar las tal foundation
ier Z sate aud good ilFe tmlnt without de-
ly cal 10 see u at once ESQ .tarz ana
-0 Uut 90 kEuslnEf"E- Lats aE a.L lr.a - t1lU
e-Lu up tl -laU ciLa ui lois tIlM $500 lrl- tl
$4,000 square fest. Buy 9u tle ground a1lr.
iolie -aleam1l Si- aceguI lly aaqtlaa %
81 Traa uortatl5u free
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
Tbo BearGiris

lrH As4ssg's Weekly
Ethll-D3u'r yol Ike those sofas
thai have just room enough for two.
Maul-Ils, 1ul Ike those that have
hardly I0am ca1uEh t8I two far better.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10

IF Or EE TRUE, as stated in press
q. patch tg day lhlt Hon. TH MAS
Is. N, our Minister ~ the Halls Of tae
MCutczumaz. Is ca route 10 Washington
with he draft Of a reciprocity treaty IN
his pocket, We hope the United States
viii meet Mexico 10 better faith ana a
more intelligent spirit than was ez-
hitiiei on a similar occasion some ye4rs
ago. Hon joins ~ FOSTER hal.
while Minister 30 Mexico, begun neg5-
tiad0us looking tl "a treaty. and tais
vas finally formulated hy Mr MAEIsCAL
ard presented 10 Tic United States for
ratification The measure, however,
wss killed in CJuEre rezs-shlt 20 death
Iy tle llibusteIs, soto speak. lt was not
beIitved, tWo years ago, lha. tle Mezi
csn Government would ag4in consider
reciprocity convention with Tie Uaiied
States, so outraged had il been by the
cauIlmpmous treatment accorded lle
Irst ur0uositi8n 10 Is by H1 means
certain therefore, chat tbe provisions 81
any new treaty proposed bF AsElcJ
Nll be IS advantageous as those c9l-
tanned M lha one Sd iuFr5viieuug r-
T4dia.ed by us . &C." years aga. Never
tEeless DE announcement THAT tire
subject has been again ukcl Hlie-
cgusidelaigl al al. 5 most eu-- -r--la
and news as t1 the nature of MeE.el
lsatuls viii De awaited wi-h s1-
lclude
The daily critic., 1890-12-10

THE World Of 90 day prints q special
telegram from Bsliuore TO the effect
lha, Captain McCuHLEY, L. S A.,
commanding the man of war Nipslc.
had intended 90 takebis daughter Miss
EuIru. on board with him 90 China
oud that The young lady eloped and
married The man of her choice rather
than make SO long aud tircs1mc q voy-
aye in her fathers ship Il is perhaps
true That Miss NCCuBtEy has been
married, barely possible that she has
cloped. and highly improbable tina, The
Captain wouh have taken her to China
on board the Nipsic
FRoN WHAT OUR Hebrew ftllo W
citizens say, Editor SNTu, Minister TO
Russia, has a very poor Office cat
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
q Ea.rInalIas -

4 compIaie course 10 tLe fascioadCg
arl 81 shorthand writing Wil bepI1-
lshed 10 IHE CRIIC.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10

Christmas presents that arc useful and
sensible al b. Robinson & Co.'S, thc Amcri-
can outfitters, 900 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest
The daily critic., 1890-12-10

So, tle superb display lf holiday ae-E-
year aEd other furnishings az b. Eq1Ius1u
< lus, Tie American oltlttgr5 500 real-
eElTlUla avenue northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
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q decree Of divorce Was granted tq-
DDS hy Justice Bradley 20 Rachel II.
Laurie from her hus1aui Lewis a..
Laurie.
Dr. plffeas Pellets lhe Original Ll.tle
Llr-s IiIeI have to-day IL1 lar--sl s4e ef
1ly pil- sall 81 lrg--srs. far sd le
raa-ru- ~ tll Aver stomach ali
bowels iaey are uueug4laA one : 1lse.
IUllf g-lFe cents q FiaL
The daily critic., 1890-12-10

THE uIrGED DEuogRATTC landslide
iu Boston yesterday was only the return
of part of the Democratic farm which
was washed away in fresbu. year or
The daily critic., 1890-12-10

Attend ne reduction sale 81 sl.1s aud
ureuoats. ELaemau brls.i fLl ana i.
The daily critic., 1890-12-10

We THINK oUB esteemed contempo
TaTy, he New York TFiJ1Ns, is unduly
excited shout that Democratic scheme
20 defeat Ibe reapporli0nment measure.
TIE measure is perfectly fair and
satisfactory oue, quite as favorable to
ore section CT 20 one party as 10 the
other, and We don't believe that any
lody, except perhaps, some professions
libusler here ard Ihere, would wish p
81 T0w any obstacle iu ijs say
The daily critic., 1890-12-10

A CADEMY OF TUE uOLY CROSS,
~ 1872 Mass Ave,
Affords every facility for acquiring thor
ough education In literature, music aud art.
The instruments taught are piano, harp, VIC
lin, guitar, mandolin and banjo. Languages
general vocal, drawing and fancy work free.
sslz,1y
The daily critic., 1890-12-10
.D,,t.NIeLnl rm.t rnrmrt-

NEW YoIK, Dec. lO.--Htrdicire 70
day announces the unihcali1u of two
large firms. the L. W. Bliss & Co.
gnnitCd) Of Brooklyn, and the Stiles &
Parker Press Company of Middleton,
Conn, thereby controlling the manu-
facure In this country Of large presses
ard dies, such as are used 10 sheet. metal
manufactures The T. W, Bliss Com
pany tlimited) Is the reorganization Of a
long established concern IN which a
large amount Of English capital has re-
Gently been invested. In this new com.
biuation, however, the majority % the
capital Is owned In this country
"The unlfiCatiOn OF these concerns,
says Mr.. A. r. Mitchell. through whom
the combination was effected. Is Ia the
nature of reorganization which has
taken place recently 90 the manufacture
of harvesting machinery In the West.
II Is proposed 10 take the best points OF
various machines and presses of The two
companies, and by producing them
uudeT one management 10 be able 90
make and distribute and sell the product
az less cost 10 the consumer and with
more satisfaction 10 the manufag-
tuTeTs