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The daily critic., 1890-11-17
THE GREATEST KNOCKOUT
CLOTHING SALE

on record Prices blown sky high. Values
scattered 10 the four winds. This viii be the
phenomenal sale OF the century. such values
as We will give Will never be given again.
Now Is your opportunity
Mems Heavy Melton OTereoats, g IS; re-
Mems ChllohHla OYercoats, g 81; reduced
Mems Fine Eerscys, S IS. reduced from sis
k.egant FUR trimmed listers, So reduced
Handsome Chinchula Ov.rco Is. satin
lined, 8, reduced from SIS
tsrr's Melton uEercolts, lap seams, velvet
collar lined with double warp, Italian and
ii-A AGED, $40 reduced from -.
SUITS
Mems Black Atwood Cheyiots $3.50; re-
Mems Good, solid Business suits, $3.50; re
ducel from tla.
Mons wor tea suits, sacks ana cutsways,
$50 and tlJ; reduced from us ana so
The finest tailor made Dress suits sacks,
Getaways aud Prince Alberts, silkliueI
Throughout, reduced from $3.50 $50 and SIS
Chiidrens oyercoats, long eapes, Sis; re-
luegl from 81 90.
zine B.ue Cllpchiua Cape oyercoats, sss7;
FANCY tasyiot oyersoats, $3.50; reduced
B9ys Cape oyerco-ts, 70 TO Is years, sa5o;
Children suits. s1s5; reduced from gs50.
gl4irea' euit- 81 reduced from g. 20.
200 luLtTru.s OFrIeaats. slg
3hN EaIAa hNHe rants an e"N
800 9 Men Pants Uf our uGn manufacture
o. De Ietallgl az wholesale prices.
go Aeus Cape OFlrguats at 50. sold ID
every store FOR .lE.
Tie goods Sc offer at tbg prices uamei
above NiL a-tguisa tle most shepfleaI We
ugre than illll our alFertlseuelt aud
guarantee the values Ug advertise.
COR, yEd AM + SIS n. ~.
Riley Building
H. FRIEDLANDER,
The daily critic., 1890-11-17

John Moore vas charged 10 the Police
Court 10 day With carrying concealed
weapons. Last night be went 70 a dis
reputable house on Armory street kept
by Ada Stokes and Insisted On one on
he inmates Annie Brown, leaving the
house tie drew a revolver and threat
luci t0 KIN her unless she compiled
with bis wishes Judge miller imposed
hEe Of $50. aud an appeal was noted
The daily critic., 1890-11-17
sound Reasoning.
From ne Indianapolis Journal
AZ the lunch counter:

AT the lunch counter:
My friend, wish you'd throw away
that cigar. II spells the flavor OF my
coffee"
Look here. That's a five cent cup
Of coffee, Isn't It? And this Is ~ cent
cigar. Don'tyou think you had better
throw away your coffee.
The daily critic., 1890-11-17

Tie attending staff 0f he H9me0-
Iaihic Free dispeusaTy has lost Two
moTe of rs members ly TIE resignation
az DH. W r. King and S. s. M01atL
30 appointments % tic vacancies have
SCI been made
The daily critic., 1890-11-17

John Rud1er the pioneer instaumcrt man,
centrally located az a3Oaud 9}2 Seventh street
northwest, has Inst returned from the east.
CIu mark cts with an immense sppuIv 81 an
kinds OF housekeeping goods carpets stoves
rugs, etc. You can furnish your house from
cellar Go garrett, 40 tins store, with cash
prices ON the fuafaIfrnpnf Milan
The daily critic., 1890-11-17
IluP, slsF sar-atuartlvs


Aunt P0Iy-C0me hlab chile. au
iQlsy0 Ole nanny de tex 5 At de
preacher took b ~ his disco Sc I.s
u.a' ain
Master George disuemember eE-
acly nanny. Jut e ended Many
an cod. lus feW an frozen.
The daily critic., 1890-11-17

n 1H HHfNtfe hf-Hf.
R0salie-Ob, don't you Ike 20 play
TERMS With Mr FOSTER He's such an
elegant player
EditL-Yes, be plays very we'll. bat
you know We Won the doubles AZ the
both the prizes, because ne said he ala
All the playing.
The daily critic., 1890-11-17

want 3 More ouIet NeIrhhorhnnd

A meeting Of the society Of the First
Congregational Church will probably
be held tomorrow morning to consider
the advlsablllty Of dlsposing Of the
church property at Tenth and G. streets
and removing TO another site. The
matter has been under discussion for
some time. but II Is not az all certain
that The proposition will De tavorably
acted upon. The building and ground
cost about $4,000 aud are nov
thought to be- worth $500. 600. The
itascn given for the proposed move Il
Tie CuCrOachmcnt Of business euter
Tiis,s IN the neirhbothood. which In.
tIitru somewhat With worship
The daily critic., 1890-11-17

From H1rpsf's B1-Jr.
did you get your brio a.brlc home
from The cotlage all rightY'
Yes; with marked Increase. too
Ny wife packed six pieces in barrel.
and when they got TO the house there
were thirty pieces"
The daily critic., 1890-11-17

Rev d. Bartlett pastor II the N4w
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
preached 10 large congregation yes,er-
day morning taking Ton bis subject the
golden rule.
The daily critic., 1890-11-17

Officers Williams and Robinson saw
uman go to the side door Of Theodore
] litrs saloon. corner Of Sixth aud O
sii,Cis northwest, yesterday afternoon
a. i followed him 90 the door The
officers had previously seen two men
enter the place The man whom the
officers followed TO the door was turned
away and told that he could not come
In, but the officers pushed the door
open and entered the place. They
found Pitt behind the bar and some
empty glasses upon the bar The two
men who went into the place turned
out 10 be a son and son law Of sIr.
Pliu, Judge Miller dismissed the case.
The daily critic., 1890-11-17

From street q sWlH's tool NsrH.
Aunly-Do they teach by the obiec.
system Bt your SCHOOL,
Little BHy-les M. They Is always
ObieCtiHg 10 something on other.
The daily critic., 1890-11-17
THE DAILY CRITIC
To We Continued All mi. weel,

To He Continued All This week.
Read this clear through and be convinced,
Atc We hichi Twenty three article, of furni.
turo 90 furnish q room complete All COX
so i9 cash, consisting Of one carpet. rug. OAK
chamber suite complete. with cblIrs table.
spring mattress, pillows comfort ono toilet
SCI two shades, two pairs lace curtains one
pair poruercs. three poles. AT put Mp and M
room complete for occupancy for the small
sum of si0.t9 cash
w III H0rGurny s. Co.
I.IALlll q -Lr..l n.rl EIn..L
The daily critic., 1890-11-17
DC ID. Conste.. May Found mn

From ne Cllfs'lHd Piqin Dfdlsr.
Reed won't pound the Speakers
desk to splIntcrs In the Fifty second
Congress.
The advocate., 1890-01-16

The ADVOCATE and EXPRESS one year $1.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

The new member from Philadelphia is de-
clded hit. To picturesqueness of appearance
he adds clever originality in style Of thought
and delivery on the floor which win him recoe-
milton at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

Head lines in the newspapers on the late re-
publican gubernatorial nomination In Penn
sylvanis announce ''Delamater the Man" not
outstanding the very general impression that
Quay was the man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

These are charming days for the lightning
calculator. but we venture to predict that he is
not equal to the task that is set for him in the
bill introduced in the House to pension the
late slaves of the south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

The report just in from Texas that Tascott,
the Chicago murderer, has been captured may
Is well be denied now as after it has been cor
roborated two or three times, as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

The Armenians have TO fight for the Christian
liberty wherewith they are made free. The
cross and the crescent once more contend in
deadly rivalry in the very sanctuary Of the for
mer. When will 1.-The Unspeskable' be packed
OF bag and baggage to the desert of Central
Asia whence he arose?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

An English syndicate having bought Roach's
ship Yards it is now in order for somebody to
make few remarks about the disastrous bur-
dens placed on American shipbuilding.
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News
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tinues linited--but the demand 10 increasing We
have been remarkably fortupate-dont you think-
casno. Sssp .his thing uroar faoities-iiie every.
body else's-wili clog after awhile and then we-like
VIII h. T. Sase Sn We
This week saw two new lines arrive--one in plain
S s0 y
ssS5 every choice Is would not be far sstrsy
All WOOL White Chevios Cloth, with full roll caught
with single button. at a. $3.50 would better tell
= WI WITH y = VIII: Ground broken sa
Black or Navy Clevot Cloth with the full roll
and the single button IN our "a 80 qualify. Worth
Let US leave these now-snd talk Ladies', w.i.ts
See our ~ Madras Cloth-blouse style-with colored
Another 81 one Il White Flannel-eut blouse and
sui smother 10 white India Lawnpsi,ed from, and
back-with tie Of the same material
~ 90 we are .howipg Fine Flsnnel Blouse with
The Wash silks come s4-c cheap for good ones too
plaited front and oack-wear them with or without
AT 81. 5O-quits . jump-but the quality vsulted
with shs price are the Indis silks In plain Blacks Blue
and White Quiet elegance
striped surahs, with belt aud wide plated collar.
Inc latest masculine appendsge to the feminine
Derby brands are the two hest hked-s 10 and 10
bsck TO biaxers Asan-onlyl 10 In small ones this
aI.Tly s5.now caro- II il or is year Sizes e' Gray
The Lizht;weight Reefers-al-wool- Navy Blue
and Ten with gilt buttons-to 1T 4, T. 8, 10 and IL
year-oid Misses are reduced to 81 from ~ the
We will not have to hold up any bsckoning finger
you VIII Snine AZ soon - you digest the features we
,,. , nee here IN leading printed announce
fashicn. quality or price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

Only one billion francs more are needed to
complete the Panama capal-only one, only
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Established 1S4O.

Established 1s40 IL
r. TIP BOSTON GLORIA UMBRELLAS, SIZE
" ae Warranted not 10 faie or drip, 19c. Black
Milan straw sailors, Ice White and Black Lace Straw
Flats, 25c. KAUFMANS Double Combination Re
movsl Barxaius 1lth at, sc. ie2S-3t
VEGETABLE yAPOk, POSITIVELY THE ONLY
harmless method of extracting teeth wi thout pain
We defy amy one to doubt this assertion
1t Drs. EVANS. 500 Ilth St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

Yale is dark blue, but not for chagrin, while
Harvard Is crimson from vexation that she did
not win the great boat race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

As an anse-eonvention presidential possibility
General Russell A. Alger looms up with loom
Is large as 4 straw stack after threshing time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

UNDERWEAR

USDEnwrAR
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA
UNDERWEAR
Today we place on sale . quantity Of wsli-made
Muslin and Cambria Underwear at very low prices.
Below we cali your attention to some of the prices
Many more bargains not mentioned here. See the
display in our show window
CORSET COVERS
Made Of fne Cambria fat felled seams French back
perfect fitting We offer them about half REGULAR
prices.
CORSET COVERS.
5sc Platt Val. Lace and Inserting Lace Edge, rib
bon drawn through
Soc Fine Embroidery Inserting. nus tucks EN-
broidery edge.
Csc Medici Lace and Inserting. ribbon drawn
through.
ribbon drawn through.
Csc V front and back. fine embroidery edge
Made of fine muslins. full width. fine tuck,ng and
fine Hamburg edginss.
CSC. Deep Embroidery Rufiie Skirt TuckS
SOC. Cambria rufte with Embroidery Edge Tucks.
Toe. Deep Embroidery Rufie Tucka
Csc. Deep Embroidery Ruffie Tucss
1928 Cambria Rufie. Medci lace edge, wide In
sertiug.
S1.es. Cambria Rufie. 2 rows Medic lace inserting
and lace edge worth fully one third more than marked
prices
GOWNS.
CSC. Fine muslin yoke Of embroidery inserting,
herrinx-bone trimming, tucked back.
sl.o9. Fine cambria yoke of embroidery inserting,
herring-b bone trimming, worth alas and sl.75.
DRAWERS
SIC. Tucks and cambria ruffie regular price Acc
We have quantities of these goods but we advise
not to delay your visit at these prices they won't
last long counters.
MANY MORE BARGAINS
TIT #E ZEE
+ Ill / i e HErr
snfs 8 90 d NM
En- 81 , Q 90 9s / III
s NJ SsHs IN 4 ERR nf ERR S90SS ##EErn
H m Fl I II / Sos III i i Fee Hs
1t sle 9TH St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

Nobody has ever yet discovered how many
revolutions minute some Of the Central and
South American states can make.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

The holding and the manner of holding are
not the same, says Mr.. yaux. In other words.
the manner of it is not the matter Of IT and if
the federal supervisor supervises he will violate
the Constitution, which merely provides for
regulation Of the time, place and manner Of
holding the elections. This construction is not
likely 10 stand in the way of those who desire
the enactment Of such legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28
"DHAws AND QuAKrrRrD"

The fingers OF habit have got 30 closely cissped
about the elbows OF trade that almost
pinioned In the ruts Of custom There's heap of talk
about reductions; but q parachute leaper IL 60 q
bridge jumper, We propose TO be on this subject.
The knife Of sacrifice is well used until you begin
to draw and quarter" Here's how we apply IL TO our
trade:
Lace Curtain stretcbers go down from 80. 90 10
el.50. They'll stretch any sized curtain.
Alot of damssed-only slightly-Mosquito canopies
viii be sold At half what they cost
Brass-trimmed Curtain Poles viii be sold complets
for 81 cents.
Here's the "price life" drawn out OF Laces.
pain Swiss Muslin Curtains from . so TO s375.
s5tos325
! pair Irish Point Lace Curtains. from s7.2S TO
GAPS.
! psir Irish Point Lace Curtains. from s92s to
$3.50.
psars Irish Point Lace Curtains from 20 s7 So
Friiled Edge Chamber Curtains from s5 10 s26S
frilisd Edgs Chamber Curtains from $3.50 70
s325.
July ,s u.s. Late in the season So well give from
20 10 25 per cent right OF remaining s'oes u
BABY CARRIAGES
Ice is high And time flies. In our REfRiGERAIos
Department We saVs ordered from 20 to % psr esD'
These are BIG sacrifices
Never day there Amt several calls Tor our ex-
causave .-S-PIKcE OAK CHAMBER SETS" Another
car losd juss IN and opened ESQ is the price. yea no
psscs for such eoods And Solid osk Fine Cane Chairs
% match IL; Rockers. 81. AZ this rate fusnishs
vhols houss ON months salary.
IN our sess are not In one basket. somethins nsW
N O. s,csttsc" Monday evening.
E JULIUS LAxsBuRoR
- l3n end TsA
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OFFICE or
WOODWARD 4 LornRoH s-s
cat tur sr.,
COR iiTH AND . sHG nv.
SATURDAY. Jusr %, 1890.

ruRDAr. JuSr 2S, 1890.
spEcIAL-we desire 10 announce
that our establishment will be closed
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. THE
ATH AND 5TR OF JULY. ". be-
nsve our patrons appreciate our
efforts IN " doing And will shop &C
cordinsly.
DRESS GOODS REDUCED. I'm
order to close out . few Odds ana
Ends in Dress Goods we have mads
the following extraordinary re-
auctions:
Side Bands. In Gray. Green. Hello
trOpe. Blue sad Garnet. Reduced 70
2pc per yard.
Striped Dress Goods, Ia Green. Tan.
Old Rose. Brown. Olive and Myrtle
Reduced to 2sc per yara
Tirst door; anner1
GREAT REDUCTION SALE OF
MISSES AND CHILDRES's HIGH
CLASS WHITE EMBROIDERED
DREsSEs.-These are the remainder
Of last seasons stock aud are marked
ct prices exceedingly low for such
nne goods. They are made Of the
nnest materials and trimmed with
the best embroideriss.
Line. sizes 4 to 10 ys. Re-
duced to s275 each.
Line. Sizes 4 to l2 wv. Re-
ducsd 10 % each.
1 Line. Sizes 9 to IL yrs. Re-
drcsd to 60 rs each.
1 Line. Sizes o 70 IL yn. Re-
duced to t7.o0 each
Third aoor)
WHITE GOODS The following
three items are without exception the
fnest values We ever offered in this
department:
Victoria Lawns. for dress lininss,
&c. &c.. Sc. and l0c- per I'd
Sheer Plaid orsandiss. Only l2,sc.
peryd.
White and Ecru Null. Sc inches
wide. Only l5G per I'D K1tra good
value
(Second floor,
LADIES' HIGH CLASS WHITE
SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES
We propose to close out the balance
Of our stock Of last summers Fine
White Suits, and on Monday will
offer hssntire stock 1t exceedingly
low prices.
Lime. Reduced to sl2 so each
Line. Reduced TO els each.
Lime. Reduced to SIS each.
This il 9 rare opportunity to secure
afine "hi'e suit al q very low prace
'or sueh nns "0fA snu mA'ef'AaA
tIhird nooro
HAMBURG DEPAHTMEST-~
nave Just pu' on sale oo pieces Oh So
inen RECONSTRUCTION s~is' fiouncins'
winch We are oner'nS u o<'sc' aho
"oc' per yard
ALSO 20 pieces Oh x'-ineh HEM
sn'cnea SWISS fio1hcins ~ ooe-
o2'<c' and 7Sc' per yard This 10 an
extra eood Saius
uirst noor,
oAosiNa oof sALE of Ladies'
hidH GLASS elNehAM DhkssEs'
IN order 70 close ouf therenaindero
ours'oek OF Ladies nigh class cling
nam Dresses we have reduced them to
one-haf their orifinai value.
LADIES' nne auanty french ana
scotch oinshsm Dresses. Reduced
to only 1910 each Also better
line reduced to $40 each.
Inc above are beautifully made and
nnished' and In many RESPECTS sn-
perior TO custom made Dresses.
'ihiro noof.'
eoiLfs-on MONDAY we shall
pia's Oh sAie Tue 'oi'o~'ns speeiA
Values al eui's
noneS o0no eu"s' DUG esoh'
enNA's euii's in s'A'auAr'er
eS''aaA''ef' 'eh-eoAet ano
'~si's-quAr'er a' ooc'' soe-' u ana
si.2o each These are known by
every nousekeeper. being easy 70
iaunoer aud uneQuaied Tor wear.
Eleven quarter White Crochet
Quilts. Only 81. 10 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28
The BosroS VARIETY STORE
Carries the Best Quality and Largest Assortment
E E e. 4 4 { s'e SIS sss
BBB a A GOO SSss

CLUB BAGS.
Imitstion Allieator-10 inch. 9Sc IL inch 81 10;
IA inch, Sl.25; 10 inch. S1.49.
Best'quaiity Canyas-l0 inch. Soc ~ inch. 69c
Ii inch, Soc q inch. CSC.
Real Grain. Canvas Lined-l0 inch, 81 .25; II inch.
Sl.49; IA inch. 81 90, IL inch, S1.DS
Real Grain. Leather Lned-l o inch, 81 90; 12 inch.
81. 40; L inch, 81. 90; 10 inch. S3.49
Genuine Alligator, Leather Lincd-l0 inch. 81 %;
IL inch. "a. 40 Il inch, 81. 9S; 10 inch. s5.49.
CABIN BAGS.
Fine Grain Cabin Bag, Patent Frame Leather
Lined-l2 inch. s4.9s; IA inch, S5.9S; 10 inch.
$69S.
GLADSTONE BAGS.
Canvas waterproof--l4-ipch. sl.49; 16-inch.
$40; / inch, S19S; 20 inch, s2.49.
Pressed Leather-l4 inch, 81 20; 16 inch, 81 es:
is inch, s2.49; 20 inch, s2.79.
Imitation Al9ator-l4 inch 81 9S; 10 inch e.. 40:
is inch, S2.75; 70 inch, S2.9S.
Real Grsin--l4 inch, e.. 10; 16 inch. s2eS: Is
inch. SO. ~; 20 inch, S39S.
Real Grain, Leather Lined-l4 inch, o.. 40: l6 inch
S4.99; Is inch. 10. 4v 20 inch. $500 .
Canvas Telescope Bags-la in, 5ac IA inch 6qc /:
10 inch 49,; Is inch $40; 20 inch. 10; - inch
$1.39: "a inch. S1.49.
These Bags have leather corners and extra long
straps and are waterproof.
All Bags except Telescopes have the best quality
locks.
tine line Of Furnished and Unfurnished Bags in
Fine Quality Alligator anu English sewed Grain.
Collar aud Gun Boxes. Trunk. Shoulder aud shawl
Straps, Toilet Cases. Flssks &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

Michigan furnished the timber for the
President Of the Chicago's World Fair Com
mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

Harvard will have to row better or get an In
creased endowment for the curriculum i'm
proyement fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

As was to be expected, the Brazilian minister
to the United States denies that his country
cOntemplates a war with Chilli or any other
nation. Brazil having achieved large, fine
crop of republicanism is anxious to enjoy it,
IN which anxiety We all join who desire the
eud Of fair, delightful peace" and Of republi-
can progress in the American hemisphere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

SMITH s wARDwELL
je2S-tojy3 7O5-7O7- 700 Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

"A policy OF favoritism which makes par
tisaD service the substantial basis for political
preferment, and fine disdain for the element
OF personal fitness, whatever the place or task,
which exacts only so much competency 40 can
rescue the plsce-holder from absolute disgrace;
this has come 20 be the war-cry which treats
every Office of trust As SO much spoil, and every
political contest is simply scramble for per-
sOnal emoiument. That such a view Of the
service OF the government should be held by
some Tuscan bandit. escaped out of his transai-
pine Businesses TO prey upon our unsuspecting
institutions. would not be occasion for surprise.
But that il has come to be the deliberate con.
victon of men in high place among u.s. and
that this new gospel Of inscriptions seif-seek-
ing IL openly proclaimed AZ the only spell
powerful enough to maintain healthy and
active interest in our political institutions
that. IN other words, there il no instinct OF
patriotism strong enough to constrain a man
TO active participation in the political life OF
the nation unless there bangles before him, all
the while, the possible prize which he may
snatch out of the sordid and shameless strife
this certainly is teaching which may well
make all honest people flush with keen and
indignant shanIei"
These are the vigorous words of Bishop Pot
ter in his recent Harvard speech. They strike
an effective blow at the latest device Of the
spOilsmen to clothe and disguise deadly
hostility to the merit system in the decent
covering Of plausible words. Under the new
spoils doctrine patriotism, which was formerly
understood to mean love Of the republic, is
construed as greed of the republics offices.
Naturally Washington is interested in all in
ternal improvements in neighboring commit
mites, especially where these improvements
have bearing upon the interests of the
city and District by the extension and develop
ment of communicating transportation lines.
The Atlantic seaboard is in part pretty well
dotted with railways. But the people living on
the seaface of the two Carolinas have for .
good many years desired more communicate
than they have with the outside world. ship
canal has long been talked about, but canal,
while more serviceable in some respects than
a railroad, can never in our day take the place
OF one. About half the distance between Nor
folk, Va, and Charleston, SC, is unoccupied
by any railroad or canal and the only commu-
nicatiOn is by fishing smacks and corncrackers.
To supply the necessary link a Charleston,
Wilmington and Norfolk railroad is proposed.
The rice product of the United States, except
little made in Louisiana and Georgia, is in the
region to be trayersed, as is also large portion
OF the rosin and turpentine belt. The Sea Isle
cotton is produced there. While not exactly
an Eden. it is tract OF the south that is well
worth develC ring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

Baltimore republicans are Of the opinion
that there is no Rose without several thorns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

The Journalists are gathering the mellow de
grees from the academic orchard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

Generally speaking politics may be alottery,
but in louisiana lottery is politics.