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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
Kimgwood. March 81, 1850.
News ana No:s. Here and There.


News ana Notes Here and There.
Best stogles in Kingwood at j Z.
MnrdocEs.
Don't miss thc Evolutionary en-
tertain,aont at the court house hall
to night.
Try barrel Of the White Daisy
Flour, ut Feathers Wcrner's. It's
a daisy"
This week is a very busy and live.
lyone for Kingwood and something
going OH every night.
:E5~ If you want lob Work Of
any kind, come to this Office We
are prepared to do all kinds on
short notice.
II. O. Blaker sold his wild wes-
tern Texan pony 30 Lloyd GnafEor,
OF Carmel.
Get our prices. and You get our
goods. Ile wjU not be ua9crscil.
FEATHER s. WERNER
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Crcssnler,s rlrin- YacI,ine.

Bernard Crcssaler, the mechanical
genius, Of st. Joe, had his living
machine models in town Monday
and Tuesday, on exhibition in ,he
Court House Hall. Several times
during the day Monday, and also
Tuesday night he gave exhibitions
and lectures on the subject. A
great many people attended. aMd so
far rs We can learn. all a2rced that
he exhibited moro than advertised.
and were we'll satisfied with the
models. Several rcm.skcl that it
was we'll worth o quarter. Mr..
Cressllcr has been working on this
invention for 81 year,. ever since
h VS. boy nine years Of age and
claims That he haa 40 last mastered
thc situstioD, and the working Of
his modes wcUid indicate as much.
lie has models, that by Che simple
working or crank, viii climb right
up in the air and exhibit all the
motions of bird. Some Of the
models illustrate very foTcibiy the
pressure Of the Mr and the use Of it
the bird makes in fling. Mr..
Cressalcr has brass model, which
combines all the motions OF u bird,
and is about the finest piece of
mechanism We ever saw. lie ex-
poets to exhibit lis models at all
the larger towns in the county now
soon, Lis object being to collect
enough funds to get ms invention
patented.
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knights OF Pythias-Lodce meets every Tues
day evening At their hell over j. ". Baker
tore at o'clock.
independent order Of odd Fcllows-Lodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
Bishops Block At : o'clock.
GoldcnEule Enca'npmcut, EoaN. !. O. O. I.
meets First AND Third Thursday evenings Of
each month, IN tie odd Fellows Hall, on er the
postofice.
The independent Ordor OF Good Templars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening, in the X. Of
p. Hall, ~ O'Clock.
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AUCTIONl

Auction sale at Kingwood com
mencing Monday March 81, and
will last four days. Goods TO
give away to the highest bidder
The only chance for a working
man A big stock OF dry goods
notions, clothing boots, and
shoes to give away There
never was as long as Kingwood
has been in existence, such bar
gains offered to the working
people as will offer. SO, read
and run as fast as you can
These sales will not last long.
They must 60. SO you can; al
ford to miss There is plenty of
room for everybody. Cont for
get the place, DR.. Pratt's Office,
Main Street opposite Feather
and Werner's store. Kiugwood,
VIVA. Come one. come ali.
ROBERT VI. SAPIRO.
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TO THE EDITOR Please inform
yougroaders that a special reduction
from the price Of our scholarship
will be made to those teachers who
desire TO obtain n business education,
and will enter on arrange for enter
ing, prior 10 the first OF May 1890.
Tlcy should correspond with us at
once. Wheeling Business College,
Wheeling, VIVA.
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Our new book bY Dr John VI Dye one 81 Sow
Icrk most skluful physicians. shows that pain
81 not ucoe .srv iu chiIdbrfh but results from
causes easily understood and overcome. lf
clearly proves tb5i any woman may become %
mother without suffering any pain whatever. 90
rIfp tells now Coz overcome and prevent morning
sickness and tho many other evils attending
pregnancy Uit highly endorsed by ply ici.us
everywhere az Tie Wifc's true private c0rupan-
Jon. Cut thia out Dr. VIII save sou treat pain.
and possibly YOUR life. Send tWo.ccut stamp
Tor descriptive circuiar-. te.timouiais and con-
hdcutlaI letter .cut in sealed envelope. Address
FRANN THonts Co. Publisher. Baltimore. Nd.
9.gf. igf
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i.r"i feeling dun headache. pains m various
pt.'t .i lhc bDdg. sinking at tie pt Of mo efoui-
ach. .ns OF appetite. f'ycri. Lncss rimpics or
$50 matter how 90 hecIrrc poisoned 10 must he
rur.heI i9 ryud death Ur Actc.' Ernish
h""d tix.r Dog mover Iilci tu renufe rf ful-
guarantee. Dr ~ 81 Don't Eewnu. IS. Wa.
BrureIe.
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Nednccd 80. TO We.Lern poInt..

Hcduccu Hates 20 Westcru F0ints.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
is now selling tickets to points in
Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska,
Kansas and the Far West, at rates
much below former prices If you
think Of going West it will pay You
to communicate with the Ticket
Agent Of tho y. & o. before pur-
chasing your tickets.
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Blown ShY Hirh.

Mr.. John W. Ramsay and Hon.
A. c. Minear while coming from
Parsons to st. George, last Monday
III . fat boat, concluded that
they would take little dynamite
along so that ono fish would be
permitted to bite them" After
reaching Il point at what is known
as Uranium Hole, %thcy thought
they would try little Of the dyn-
amitc to see if it wa 8 good. The
Senator PIT q match to one stick
and before he could get the stick
out OF the bundle he realized that
it would Ego off, SO he let it fall in
the boat. II exploded Mneu
was setting on plank. He was
thrown up at least twelve feet aud
then came down all fattcned out in.
to the river. Ramsey was thrown
backwards head formost into the
river but being a good swimmer hc
managed to save the Senator who
was sinking the last time. The boat
was completely shattered into small
splintcrs. Ramsey said he thought
the day Of wrath had come, and
Mjncar said that nc never expert.
enced such u flight before. u sure
ly was nigh escape for the Senator
as well rs for Ramsey. --Dariq Cifl
TiHes.
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Advertising Rites

Transcient Advertisements. 500 PER Inch for
'irst Insertion. and 20 cents per inch FOR Gael
subsequent insertion
Personal communications % cents fer inch.
Local Notices. cents per line
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Wanted. azortetp soiic't o.fcrs for our
70 cIHcD and HTlT nursery t.cfk.
steady WORK l.f energetic fcnftcffte tccu.
t4'1fYnu1 expenses. or cummiaist if prefer.
ffh. HriiD TO- once. eiaIe ago. Address.
r, G.. ChaG3& Co, ~ pi sGa.s,t ' pp9uaro'
- II you want Horse bills
printed, come and sec samples Of
our work and get our prices tefore
you give your orders toary ono else.
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DE. Aciar,s rngllsr Pills

Arc active. effective nH3 pure Fer slc': head
GCir', Ti-trd erred stomach, loss % anUctite Had
c'wrlpNiOn and biliou.uv,s. they have never
lCru cguu.c1. either iu America, ur abroad. Ir.
3. Nj Dent, NcwburE, ~. Nu.DrUcgi.t.
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When Uahy YES sick, wa gave her Ctstorfa,
when she vac a Chnd. she cried for Castoria.
whs1 she became Hss. she chung 70 Castoria,
When she had Childrsa she gave them Castoris
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':ySgSg.g go haEgTS e,.s'lme e. lE.aEE
80 Ess.ekllaif 10. a. sCDTE, Row York oits

John Greaser will deliver coal Of
o superior quality from the Boyle
Mine at six cents per bashel All
Jumps at scvcn cents per bushel,
Orlor. nromnlI. nlIc1.
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Personal Paragraphs.


us a paying call Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Potter, returned
from Grafton, last Friday.
Miss Matte Posteg ,of Mosontown,
was visiting in town this week.
Miss Minnie Hartley. of Mason
town, is visiting in town this week.
James Terrell, our barber, was up
at Grafton several days last week.
Ben l.. Brown and family, of
Grafton, are visiting in town this
week.
Miss Annie Armstrong. of Bruce
ton, is visiting the Misses Parks, in
town this week.
Mr.. Raymond Mattin ely, Of
townsville, was in town Monday
and Tuesday.
Marshal Ringer. Of Morgans
Glade, was in town this week, at
tending court.
Mason Watson. the geniSl bachc-
Tor merchant, of Reedsvill D.. gave
us a call Monday.
Uncle Steve" Martin, WHO lives
down in Pleasant district. was in
town last Monday.
Samuel Wotring. of Carm /. and
J. l.. Gibson, of Tunnelton. gave
rs a paying call this week.
Attorney John Y. Mitche IL. Of
Oakland, was in town Monda, aud
was admitted to practice at tt e bar
here.
Attorney, W. b. Maxwell, of the
st. George bar, is here at ter,diug
court, also Col. Ben Ma tir, OF
Grafton.
Miss Olive Parks. who has spent
the winter in Baltimore. tsSDrg n
course in music, returned horoc
last week.
We had pleasant call ,-onday
from Mr.. Charles Bower, or Cali
fornia, who is visiting his old Acme
near town.
Robert NJ. Scpiro is in town This
week, making arrangements to open
ont IN auction Of dry goods and
notions next week.
". NJ. ShaiTer, of Terra Alta, is
in town this week attending court
lie Will likely be the manager of
the creamery over there.
l.. NJ. Albright returned Saturday
from Bructoon, where he spent sew
curl days last wecl, invoicing and
preparing for his spring goods.
!. G. Lazcil. the handsome Joung
attorney, Of Morgantown, is over
here tins week counting, that is, VIC
mean attending court, of course.
Mr.. James Po5tcn, who is in the
mcrchantilc business at Elkins, was
in town this week on his return
from Baltimore where he had been
buying his spring stock Of goods.
lie went on up to Masontown TO
visit his parents, from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Messenger
were over at Rodamers East week,
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Buck
ner Buckalcw Mr. Messenger re-
turned. but his wife viii rmain some
time and recruit her health az she
has been on the sick list the past
two months and was just able to
get out.
". g. Buttolph, representing
the Central Publishing House, Of
Cincinnati, was in town last week.
selling Aliens "IIistory Of Ciyiliza.
ton" The work is contained IN
four volumos,of over 800 pages each
and over 1000 illustrations in all
and is sold on the installment plan.
Mr.. Buttolph made several sales
hcre and secured Prof. Showaltcr,
as collector for tine house at this
place.
Tho following three personals are
from the Eagic Seafiael, Of last
week
Mrs. Jennie Potter, Of Kiugwood,
who owns q large millinery estab-
/ lisbmcnt there. was Tia this CITY on
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Il. %. n. n.
aims leave Tunuelton station rs follows ::
} Z OurLr.


Train leaves Enewood ot 40 a. m, md ar
rives ~ Tuuneiton &C $50 .. n; leaves Tunnel.
ton ~ $40 a. N. and arrive. ~ Kngwood az 1o5o
8. N. loves Kingwood a. 2Go y. n. and arrive
ut Tunuelton ~ 4.i0 p. N; leaves Tuuun'ton ~
4; SOP. -. gai arrives Of Kmgwood AZ co .. M.
Trains daily except sunday.
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Cur Very Ecst PeanIo

Confirm our settlement when we say chat Dr.
Acker's English Remedy Is IN every way sup or
l itl 10 any ana an othcf NEGOTIATIONS Tor the
Group, 70 81 magic prd relieves 81 once. We offer
you q sample bottle free Ramembert hie Rene
dyis sold ON positive guarantee. DR.. F.I
Don't, Newburg, w. Va. Druggist.
a. NJ Jarrett, Dentist, will be
here FIVE days this week, from
March gath. Make your engage
mcnts early.
Will Thomas and Felix Eli oft,
Jr. ,are:going into the livery bust
ness and have purchased some fine
horses. Felix should have a white
horse by all means.
Come to VIM. II. Mnrloc5's for
spring tooth harrows. plows, points,
and all kinds OF Hard ware.
For headache, dimncss Of sight
listlessness, take Laxador occor-
ding to directions, and you viii soon
break mp and cure the trouble.
Price 25 cents.
1t has been proven that the dis
eases OF bobyhood cannot attack the
infants system, when Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup is used as directed.
Price 25 cents.
Mr. Messenger tells us that there
is and has been much sickness over
about Rodamers, nearly every ono
suffering with colds,l ia grippe, pneu-
mOnia etc.
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-iuny T,ors0n.

4-ttsstF al SUITS
Arc t.orcn down nom oycrr1ik o. lousohold
cares Browns Iron Filters
rohrild' tile system aid- digestion. removes OK
cc4s Of BILE. rul cures rnlarin Got tic genuine.
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1n tho 0ruire hurried on difficult breathing.
raising uh'n3u, UgHiur.s in the t.Quicfcued
puI. o. Ch.IIInc.s u thc evening or swcsfs at
lgIt. ODD uf AMY vi these things are the first.
stages OF consumption Ur. Ackcr's English
couch Remedy Wiii cure these fearful symptoms.
and i- cold under positive guarantee by Do. r.
81 Dent Ncwbur- " va. Druggist.
TY IuEE mn VI .fClEg
Or y0u Orc ODD worn ont reGly good fJr nothing
Tencral ocgil.ty. ~
10 VIII cure y5u, and give goou grpgutc. Sold
+. sa IC1icis Do medicine.
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ID Noi snfer AnY Longer.

Knowing that cough c1n bo checseI ina % day
ana thc first sfagos of consumption broken iu "a
week, we hereby guarantee Dr. Achcr's Eneiish
Cough Remedy aud VIII refund fho money to Hll
who buy, taFe Do as ger directions. and do not
dnd our statement correct Dr p ~ Dent,
Newburg, w. va, Druggist
The y. G.. ~. Club met at the
Gordon House last week and was
having q very entertaining session,
when the fire broke ont and broke
it mp for n while. The Club meets
tomorrow night atJudgc Hokesaud
will be entertained By Miss AnnabcI
Isaac Tccts will soon move into
his new hous at the depot end Of
town Ed Messenger, who sold him
the lot, had the house butt on it
also, Oliver Dunn doing the csr-
pcnter work
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
STRIKING PAINTERS
SanEuine That Their Demands for Eight
Hours VIII 30 Granted

tHtAAAa UNIV NIiiN lHIE ANENu ANflH AANA
Hours VIII 30 Granted.
The strike Of the iourneymen house
painters Of this city for eighthours
labor was irdorsed by the Federation Of
Labor by on unanimous vote at their
meeting last night a telegram was
Baltimore indorsinC their action.
his morning a large number OF the
striking painters Congregatcd at the
headquarters of the Painters Assembly
on Louisiana avenue, and the strike
was generally discussed. The secretary
read q telegram from The Brotherhood
of Painters and Decorators, an organize
tion here tofore hostile 10 the knights of
Labor, expressing their sympathy and
admiring the good judgment Of the as
sembIy in making the strike Just prcvi-
Gus TO the short days that are coming
on They also say that they will senl
none Of their men to take the place of
the locked out men. 7
The officers of the assembly declare
their intention Of sticking out, even ift
is necessary TO make every member a
boss painter and supply him with an out
Ut. 10 was stated that among the bosses
OF this city, 2S had given in to the strik.
ers ana 2l held out, but among the latter
are five who have one man working al
eight hours so that they are virtually
eight hour shops Among the more
prominent bosses who have Given i'm are
Emmet e Quarterly, w. F. Brown,
McNally &Son, J. w Hall Geo. Mil
Ter and others.
Mr.. Thomas Brown, president of the
Master Painters Association. declined
TO discuss the situation, "but you may
say he said, "that the bosses are
happy and we are open for ORDERS"
II Is understood that the bosses who
refused 10 accede to the demands of
the strikers will endeavor to secure
men from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Eleven new men who appeared this
morning were captured" by the strik
ers and will return home. No more
new men have arrived to the knowl
edge Of the strikers, and, If any do so
during the day, the assembly will try to
induce them 10 return.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Warrington stocN E1chnnre.

Sales Regular Call-12 o'clock M
EckIngtOn and Soldiers Home Railroad. 3
at 90. U. s. Electric Light, at 40; 3 no
lt2. Amer. Graphophoue, so at IL; Gj at ~.
Miscellaneous Bonds - u. 3. Electric
Lights lst, 6's, 100; U. 3. Electric Light
~, b's 1865; W. & q, X. K. 1910 Gs,
kEE.23i lO3i W. & @. Convertible, 6's,
- Masonic Han Assn, 5's, q lsgs, lO1
Wash. Market Co., Let Mort, 6is, no
Wash. Market Co, Imp, 6's, NO; Inpd q
seahoard Co, G's, g 1897, -; Wash. It.
Infantry, lst, 6's, 1904, 0S Wash. 1t. In.
tantry, 2d, rs, 1904, gS; Wash. Gas Light
CO., ser. A, 6's, l,6; Wash. Gas Light Go.
Ser. Is, 6's, III; Hygienic lee Company, / Al
Mort, os, -; American Security aud
Trust, i0l.
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Wash.
ngton, $50; Bank Of Republic, POS. Metro
polltan, 2GO; Central, '27S: Second, POO
Farmers and Mechanics, ls5: Citizens
1903 Columbia, l7O, Capital, IFS. West
End, Fs!; Traders, l2j; Lincoln, llB.
Railroad stocks Washington and
Georgetown, -; Metropolitan, 100; Co
lumbia, 20; Capitol and North y street,
6li lexington and Soldiers Home, Gs;
Georgetown and Tennallytown, 52 Bright
wood, -.
Insurance stocks-Firemenis. As: Frank.
lin, 80; Metropolitan, 75; National Union.
2ui Arlington, l75, Corcorau, dj; Colum.
bia, lbs; German-American, lT5: Potomac,
eOi Riggs, s; Peoples 81; Lincoln, 81.
Title Insurance StOcks-Real Estate
Title, ls0i Columbia Title, 6s; Washington
Title, -.
Gas aud Electric Light stocks-Washlug.
ton Gas, 4jsi Georgetown Gas, As; U. 81
Electric Light, l65
Telephone ks-PennsylvanIa, 25.
Chesapeake aud Potomac, III; American
GraphOphOne, l6l.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Washlngto Mar
Bet Co, l6s; Washington Brick Machine
Co, 3d5i Great Falls lee Co, 9o7; Bul
Run Panorama Co, -; National Safe De
posit, 90 Washington safe Deposit, l25
Washington Loan and Trust CO., AZ; Ma
tloual Topographic, l6, hergenthaleF, -;
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, q; American
Security and Trust Co., So; Lincoln Hall,
=; Hygienic Ice Co, -; Iuter-Ocean
Building Co, -
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
ALL PERISHED
The Wreck oTthe Comrade Confirmed
EIght Hands Drnwned.

The Wreck orthe Comrade Confirmed
Eight Hands Drowned.
DULUTH, MINI, Sept 17-Captain
John II. Coulter Of the steamer Louis.
lana and Captain J. T. Hutton Of the
steamer John which arrived in port
yesterday confirms the loss of the Com.
rade. Captain Coulter says he passed
through the wreckage Of q vessel be-
tween Eagle River and the Portage
canal Sunday afternoon Captain Hut
ton stated that at $3.50 Monday morning
in the same Vicinity he passed through
wreCkage consisting Of a vessels for.
ward house, mizzen mast and yawl
The yawl was upside down and bore
the name 'Comrade" of Huron.
There Is no doubt that the eight
hands went down by the capsiking Of
the yawl.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
RECEIVED BY HARRISON.
a Grand Army Post Pay rheir RE
spects 20 the Executive

spects 20 the Executive
CREssoN SPRINGS, Sept 17.-The
President has signed the commissions
Of George T. Dobson Of Iowa to be re.
ceiver Of the land office at Beaver Ok
lahoma. and Will 4. Parker to be re-
ceiver Of public moneys at the same
place.
The Grand Army Post of Tyrone. Pa.
about 100 strong reached here this morn
ing before 9 O'Clock The President iu
anticipation of the arrival of the veterans
partO.k Of an early breakfast and was
ready to receive them The visitors
paid their respects TO the Executive Ia
the Social Hall' of the Mountain
House. There were about twenty-five
ladies with the party. As soon as the
reception was over the veterans returned
TO their special train and left the mount
aims for their homes. Shortly after 10
O'Clock The President and q party Of In
vii,d guests left Cresson for Johnstown
and Grcensburg
The President sent on to Washington
the nomination Of VIM G.. Braisted. Of
Michigan, TO be assistant surgeon ia the
Navy
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
JEALOUSY LEADS TO A ROW.
Ana the Fair Cause OF It Has 20 Pa
a IImn

Ana the Fair Cause OF II Has 20 PAY
a Fine.
John Henderson, young colorcd
man who lives on Twenty sixth street,
was in the Police Cour, this morning
charged with disorderly conduct and
carrying concealed weapons,
Last night Henderson and Jesse
Brown had some words about the former
interfering with the lattCr's wife There
was a scuille, and il was claimed that
Henderson pulled a pistol. There was
no proof OF this, however, and no
weapon was found upon him when he
was arrested 10y Officer Sherman. Judge
Miller was satisfied that there had been
sufficient cause 10 arouse the husband
Jealousy. and he required Henderson 10
pay fine of five dollars
Mary Brown, the wife, was also fined
five dollars for dis0rderly conduct
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
TliPh

YENABLE.-On Tuesday, September d.,
lo,o, at 2.lo a m, of typhoid fever, a..
stewart Aeuapie, son OF III. T. and II. H.
y enable, aged l3 years, @ months.
TOPPER suddenly iu Baltimore, Md, on
sunday, September II, 1850, Phillip jerome,
beloved husband Of Annie r. Topper, ne
EichelheTgeF
IHtermeut az Frederick CITY, Nd. on
wednesday, september ~ isao.
ONEIL-Ou September Is. ls01, Maggie
May, infant daughter of John and Ellen
O'Neu, aged months and l5 days.
BEAMAN- Entered into rest sunday. Sep
ten Der ~, 1850 william Eeamau, aged l3.
BIINGTON .-Ou Monday. september u.
l-ab, az lgl5 10. m-, samuel McLaiu. son III
the late samuel and Elizabeth BlFg
Eyiugtuu-
CAsLER Departed this life Monday. Sep
ten Der l5. 1870 at g O'Clock Robert easier.
beloved husband of latLariut easier. iu the
-0lL year of BIS age.
LESCALLETT Departed this life Sep
temler l5, 1880, at 1870 D. M. MlIIia auIT
daughter of Jesse and Elizabgth Lescallatr-
aged % years,
baltimore SlH please glpyl
MCCOY.-On September lI ls90, u. S. Grant
Mccoy, iu the 2lst year of lis age.
NOURsE.-At Darnest0gu. Nd. .septemhar
u, 1880 Dr. Henry ID Nourse, son 0f the late
Etelgs79t =. b N1arse, u, s. ~, and ll
sarah H. AUUl5e-
Funeral az DaFuest0Wu AZ O'Clock.
wednesday afternoon.
PERKINS. September I5. Isa1 of ueafr-
siiis, Miss sarah ] Perkius, agrI f6 years.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
ABANDONED The SHIP.

The Crew Save Themselves, hut Leave
the Vessel TO Its Destruction.
New BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. H.
Dispatches received here from San
Francisco report the loss of the bark
Pope in the Arctic Ocean. She was
abandoned on Point Hope, July 2s
Her crew was saved. II Is feared that
the stores which had been sent north ON
the Pope have been destroyed, and if
this be the case the vessels In the Arctic
fleet will be greatly Inconvenience.
The I'll fated bark was owned bv a
syndicate Of New Bedford ship.owners
and valued at $1,000. She was partially
Insured
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
HYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED.
a Man Loses His wife and $4,000
Fears OF Foul ptay

a Man Loses His wife and $4,000
Fears OF Foul Play.
CHICAGO, Sept 1L-Dr A. G.. Lar.
son Of Salt Lake City, Utah, has lost
his wife and $4,000 In a very strange
manner. Mrs. Larson disappeared from
South Pueblo, Col, Wednesday, the
Sd instant, having almost the whole Of
the amount above mentioned In her
possession, and since that time nothing
has been heard Of her. although she
telegraphed her husband to meet her at
the Briggs House, in this city, the fol.
lowing Saturday, September 9. There
are very strong reasons TO believe that
the woman has been robbed and per.
hops abducted or murdered The po-
lice are at work on the case.
The daily critic., 1890-09-17
A Dishonest servant sent TO JAN.

Julia Johnson, a colored servant, liv-
Ing al Mrs. Ringolds, No. 1l05 G. street
northwest, was before Judge Miller to-
day charged with the larceny Of six
yards Of valuable lace from the house.
The lace was recently brought from
Paris, and Il was found In the posses
sion Of the johnson woman, who has
been arrested before for the theft of
goods from places where she has been
employed. She tried 10 tell where she
bought the lace for ten cents a yard.
Judge Miller imposed a fine Of SOS or
sixty days.