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The export of cotton cloth for 1850 wa,
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THE CITY OF
laredo Texas

i making wonderful strides Its population
having 1000 people. Among the jndristrics
ll3cat 81 There are the largest COnccntfator i'm
me ulted states for the reduction Of ore
lar. orc Smupling Works, the largest Car
and Machine Shops west Of the Missiasipii
RIVER .Won.cu Mil, Wool Securing Mill 4 an
merry and Shoe Factory. Furniture Factory.
Cotton GIN and Corn Willing Works four Ice
Tactories. Boulng Works and three large
ITick Yards There Is also five miles Of
y cciric Motor street railway in operation
Most of these industries have been secured
within the past year Farmers are badly
ntelei, provisions having 10 be imported
from long distances. although il Is snr-
rounded bv good lands. Land Is very cheap
Dili& sold Tor - per acre on 30 years time.
inE ItHEpO IMPROVEMENT COMPANY have
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phici giving e complete resume Of the adj
vantage. and resources If lands and the sur
rounding country which they are sending
Zee. over ihe United States and Europe
to ali Ullo apply Tor them Address.
TiiR LAREDO IMPROVEMENT CO..
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Perhaps she is Tom boy.
a pocket match-safe free 10 smoker. NJ
"Tansill's Punch" Sc Cigar.
Dry rot-The Dialect Story.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
SECRETARY MOBILES REPORT.
what the bureaus of the Interior De
partment Have Accomplished.

what the Bureaus of the Interior De-
partment Have Accomplished.
The report Of the Secretary of the
Interior for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1890, shows that the Department
work Is done by l6, ,l2O persons. secre.
tary Noble recommends that the sala.
Ties OF the First Assistant Secretary aud
the Assistant Secretary be increased 10
1000 year On account OF the large
amount of labor and responsibility de-
vOlving upon them. A greater force
and more men are needed for the work
Of the Land Office, as In spite Of all the
work that has been done the work of
the Office Is In arrears.
An increase OF the salaries of the
Commissioner and Assistant Commis.
sioner of Indian AiTairs-the latter
from 80 900 20 81, ! OOO-is recommended,
as also an increase ia the salary OF the
financial clerk of that bureau 10 81, 800.
Nine additional clerks and one medical
expert for the Indian Bureau are asked
for, as also additional force aud room
In the Patent Otiice. and an increase of
the salary Of eopyists TO 5000 as in
other bureaus.
Referring TO the admission Of new
States, Secretary Noble says: mo small
part of the satisfaction and good feeling
of the people Of Washington, Montana.
NoTIh Dakota South Dakota, Idaho and
Wyoming exhibited al their more recent
elections, Is known 20 be due TO the
liberal and just execution Of the land
laws, the pension laws and the sympA-
thetic interest of the officers of the
f1awaWaN q IFsrraFgrfFFaauF nj In Tho a rk m a
welfare of the Western people
The various lands In the United States.
exclusive Of those of Alaska, extend
over $50 PIG, s6l acres, Of which 2S2,
192 439 are already surveyed Alaska
contains 53l 800 square miles. The
lands patented 10 States for education,
internal improvements and public build
iHgs exceeded 300 per cent over the
previous year, amounting In 1890 to
5l91l9.s4 acTes- The railroads re-
Ceived patents for 81 ,1s1.SI acres less
than last year 1868 s62 ID for 1880,
against 425 .646 OF In 1889, Of which 26,
7l3 on acres were 10 Minnesota aud the
remainder in Iowa Louisiana and " is
cuusiu
The Secretary condemns the employ
ment Of Indians for Wild West shows,
and says that further legislation is
necessary 10 enable the Commissioners
10 contend against the great evil Of in
temperance.
Referring 20 pensions. the Secretary
says thai the work done by this bureau
bas reached wonderful proportions, aud
that its eXpen1iluTes has sent into the
channels 0i trade and commerce ia the
county more than Sl00 900 900 during
the past year The appropriation for
the present year Is F97 0o0. l0l but adds
that a deficiency appropriation bin will
be required.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
OUR navy
Secretary tracy wants nc to BE the
Greatest in the World.

Secretary rracy wants nc TO BE the
Greatest in the World.
I'm his annual report Secretary Of the
Navy Tracy says that the aim of the
Navy Department during the last year
in carrying out the provisions Of the
law in reference To- the increase Of the
Navy is The aim that was adopted and
steadily pursued, during the early years
Of our naval history 10 build ships Of
various types each one OF which should
tc The tCst Of her class in the world.
The United States, the report stites
posse s-es three line Of battle ships,
which are MS po verrul as any battle
ships in the world In the opinion Of
Tie Secretary. however, twenty vessels
Of this class are necessary TO protect the
coast Of the country.
Special attention Is called TO the
necessity of protecting the vulnerable
points along the coast. particularly the
stretch from Fortress Monroe to Boston,
which contains four large commercial
cities The type OF ship which the
Department suggests for local defense
Is that of an enlarged Puritan, intended
only for smooth water cruising, but of
such atm0r and armament as to be in.
vulnerable against any single assailant
During The last twenty months nine
new ships have been put In commission,
Of vhich two-the Texas and Montana
are nearly ready for launching
The Nesuvius, built by Cramp Il
Sons, the Secretary says, is as yet an
experiment The machinery Of the
Muine is making rapid progress aud the
vessel will probably be In commission
by July, 1892. The hree battle ships
Indiana. Massachusetts aud Oregon,
will be completed by November, 1893
Cruiser No. 10, which Is TO be com
plcted 10y May 10, 1898, Is expected to
be a vessel without parallel among the
war ships Of the world.
The Department has experienced great
disappointment in the armor Of the
bethlehem works. 4 favorable report
Is made by the Secretary on the expert.
mCnis with nickel steel armor. He also
directs particular attention to the extra
ordinary reduction in the cost Of max
ing guns and gun carriages at the Wash
inpion gun factory.
The report recommends that the
number of rear admirals be increased
from SIX TO ten, the number Of lieuteu-
ant commanders from "a 10 i2i and the
number Of lieutcnants be diminished
IN like proportion.
An Increase Of the Engineer Corps Is
recommended and also an organized
naval militia
The estimates for the increase Of the
Navy show an enlargement greater
than that OF any prior year. For the
wear ending June 30, 1891 they are 80
3S6 500
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
JEhSuN4L

N, H"rn WI.e
f.riE '.uCa Hf Police lI... "r-
leaves f.r Jos Angeles. D.,.
Doe. where lU viii remain lu.IU H,
oIHur IIs nas been in i'I h.I.'h .rr
arF.E H..ke ri his uhy,.a'11 Thinks
H0..rN ..H-. H'1 ta beneficial n
...
Tr Us # 'd. rfu. NJ Wales
dos HNH HH..HfHHr $50 H.UNI lnl
|at.imaflI fH.t hIs debts H--reEl'c
h#.' much .a.H
Nf. STANLEY H8. rt'vul .E. HrIi.s
uai fr.'.H mU- .F'i. i wearing
tI. h.f.. unu.. .H'H iar HHUk. l1I
mHE h..Hfr I. ,Nsmr.s have
HI.... .f
Vice p- HH..l N.rHt saIas. dqura
isr Mis-. "|rn NHr.u. is unv about l1
years U.l -Uo IsH pretty HirI who hIs
been wei. 0iu.H..H aul possesses many
EraDns of warr.r
Clara M.Hs h.. been .u fHe stage
.Ta 'H''e more Hanfo,u'y 1pir, Tier
ftE appearance DOB Sew York was iu
1870. with D8.y company. when ou
short nu..U. She took ? part That hal
ltln Essigrtl tl Agnes Ethel
Goethe often set down Un paper dur
ing ttg day thoughts aud ideas which
had pr, sertd themselves lo him during
hts sleep On Che preceding night
CuICfiduc is said to have composed his
fragment of kubn Khan during
sleep
Steele Mackave, The theatrical man
aEcr. has been % most prolific play
wright lie has written uo fewer thtH
twenty plays, nearly all of which have
bad sucCt seful runs The most re-.
warkshIe Of them 1ll ha, been Paul
kauvar
The late August Belmont was an en-
thulastic collector of old china He
picked no odds and ends in this line
wherever he could find them, aud
when be was So dtCrcplt from rhHumi
tism and his I'D wound that hg cHIli
scarcely crawl, it was not uncommon o.
see him painfully huhbiing h0uuytu
with a biz china li.h under one trn
ard his short legged dog at his hec's.
Mrs. Frances Fisher Wood. we'll
known for her successful attempt %
prepare stuTiliI Il milk ON her New
H1nIshifr farm Tor the use uf NtN
Nuk babies, has been sitting statistic.
tp ascertain whether college bred
v,mtn mt Indifferent mo'hprs She
ht q. ihnt nine tCnths nf their chilli
survive infancy. a record never before
eQualled in any class, age or country
Mrs Wood herself Is a graduate Of Vas.
slr. trustee Of Barnard, a struur
writer, ready and brilliant speaker Ou
social and IefOTmatOty topics, a power
IN society, the scientific secretary of her
hushaud-a well known physiCian-and
q model mother
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
TIE RAGGEDY MAN

OBJ the Ba-g-dy Mani He Voras 3.rr ra.
Au he's tue Zaodlsf mau ever yu4 saH
Hg comes tu cur house every aaFr
AM waters tus hUI-e- and feeds eH laTr
Au le gpers lae shel-au We an l-' laugh
When he drives 1ur our lltlle Old al1ulelJ
calf
An ueu. el our hired girl SAYS leeau.
He uiIks the co.'s Ter LizaHlrl Ann
Aim De "a awfuI good EazEsdy M4us
EaEzely Eaggeiy Eaggely Sian
Wy tbe Eagsely Mau-Le's 80 70 good
He splts the slldlu au chops Tie Wlal.
AM ben he spades Il our garden zoo
An does most things al bays can't Do.
TT clumeed clean up iu our u.- Tree
Au shook a' apple dozen ler me-
Am u1ileTu- r.l- i-T LlZlHltb Auul
AM mother u. tHu. Ger tle EaE-eIF llau
AlHI be q AIS lul kind E4ggelF Maus
EaG-eIy Ea-geig Ea--elg Man
AM the EtzgeIs Naa be knows ulst
rhymes
Al rells en- = he -aaI sometimes
k kl8Hs 4Uaut Cunts ~ euuluz 4H t.se-.
hl tie rI.l-lell eal al -r
rLaIT--.Fe=
ADJ ait ly he pump Iu 1ar pasture .at-
ne showed me tle hole %, tl- hl-As .s
-ht uFes aly deep b he r.ual aa eau
L.rl 5EGu ue-gE LIEa1arl Auu
a'Hl be funny Old Eag-e1g Aal
EaEZeig Ea-gelF Ea--sdy M4u
Tie EaE-t1F Aal-8la llle. EHel le
Was maxim lIlle luH-u' arrg faT mH.
-ay5, "H lau you're ul4 IKE your pa .-,
Air sou zg % keep q enc stqre Iae l.5
AM Le r.el ulr-lllt an scar Hae
clothes
TT Hbaf OH sou Hl he. goodness
knows
an leu De laughed it L.zalgra Ann.
Au' Z 5ays- d 70 -g D. 3 EagEaly Nau
I'm Isl - . ~ q ulG6 RaggeIy Man
Eaggelg RaEgedy hagEelg Man
-s f eaHt NIrs t'- grtfaEg
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
TIE CIVIL SERVICE
The RepnI Indicates That It IS Being
Freed FroIu FaFIisaushtp.

The Report Indicates Tbat AZ IS Being
Freed From Farfisanshtp.
The Civil Service Commission has
completed its annual report. II shows
nat he classified service has grown 50
as 10 include over 0.090 people, aud
The removals 90 not indicate extreme
paEtisanship A comparison Of the
number OF removals made IN the al
miuislrati0ns 0f Arthur. Clevel and aud
Harrison IS given. The percentage
under the Irsl twu was about per
cent each and show that the question
Of politics has been eliminated in max
ing removals.
In the customs and postal services
the result is less satisfactory The laW
The report continues. while n may not
De perfect produces q better Govern
mental administration than the patron
age system The iutlIdiction OF
bUlidICal assessments has proved most
gratifying and while tie evil has non
been entirely checked Il has consider
ably ahated
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
HOTEL HRRIHALS.

Nrhagd Hon John s Henderson,
North Carolina, ilu7. samuel Dihhle,
Opugehurg e. C. Rich. Mt. Vernon, s. y F.,
Hon. Benton MgMilliu, Tennessee.
NatoHal-Uou. j.. ". MrDunln and wife.
llayutsyille, Ala; George s. Roberts and
James +. Harrison, Danyille. Va; s g..
tOmstOgk, Minnesota; John Hughes, Cali
f0ruia; William HaRer, Newark \, D.:
George NJ. BoFToWs, Martiushurg, W. Va
A. NJ. Donaldson, New York
St JaWe3-J. I. Kelly aud j Stein, New
York; ", A. Sayers and wife, Pulaski, Va;
W. n. kilbourn, Greenfield, Mass. stephen
Collins, Pittsburg
UHUTs-H Hon. D. p Bland, Hon e. n.
Norton, Hon. " a. Hatch, Missouri, C.. ".
Hale, Cleveland. Hon. Melton De Land,
New York; q. + SEafer, New York, j s.
Easement, Painesyille, Ohio.
P'ggs-A. B. Carter, Terre Haute, IuI (.
q. l. uoodwip, Los Angeles CAL; Hon.
John N. Quaekeubush saltwater. .. ID.
Quicker 81 Louis.
H.dcLafs-F. Musser aul otto Muller.
New York; T. Althop New York.
HormIsgs-s. Burkham, New Yurk,
Louis Adler aud wife, Edmund Alton, New
York
Sl0fsiaa.-J r. Watson, Virginia; John
e. OTyick, 81. Louis; 2. J Travis and WIFE
Chicago.
Irliagi giaa-Hou Francis Hise1ck Geu.
". Ray, ". NJ Speer Ntw iork, Walter
Lyon, PiusluTg, Pa Hon. +. b. spiu0lJ
and wife New forb
Nnu4adf-W n BIodgett. s. Louis.
a. r. Wand ana n III johnson. NeH
i1ra.
Ebliu 20. n Ward, 4. s. ~ Hon.
William B Bale. Nashville Tenn. Vs. A..
Taylor aud aife Columbus. Ohio; W E
Benton, tJyiugt1H, KS; Hon. Euua
Huutou, Virginia g. ~ BarJsel, Nea
York, William Rardin, Butler ~
HatI Ja6aa4-C % EiclaIds0u lud
aife Virginia. John s Snyder, PhHaiel-
PLia; A. ID. Marshall, Portland, ore
Clarence O. Cullen, Philadelphia
G0dfFeJ JF- Captain George ~ FIFE aui
W Groth, New l0rk HarU g. Gilbert
ana wife Baltimore d. ID. uekinslu-
~. s. Navy.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

rarcs ar business OF for charity
If obey arc doing itfor business and
because .hav vaat'hc new 90 turn
,rir money they viii buy TuE
.w..
T Man. of QrEtN-uuEY has
..ul .Im u General B.oTn of The Sal.
Un Nm Isthis an attempt to in-
Is le Marquis Of Qusensbury
f...s Iut. .'i-iHu
Wrr,u WNTrH puErrs. Minister
t. Germany. aiH ssI from New York
r.st Saturday au ,ha Wrrl Here's d
.uar.e H m 0nscienoeiess punster
u @ VI. ruuus Werr8 you
Ir IS FNHr.Eu Iu.r tle Arkinsls
THU.ENnu ....iI Halr.i1 win
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
r-eLelize The police force Of the Dis

characterize The police force Of the Dis
trict
The Commissioners recommend th it
the sewer division he placed On a per
nancnt footing
The reports of the minor departments
Of ihe District incorporated In the re-
port. and which have already been pub.
lished are c0ncurrei 90 by the Com.
missioners The report closes with q
con mendation of the zeal and capacity
of the various officers and employees Of
The District government
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

Formerly Knowles on the line ~ tue Metro
polltan Branch "a the =. 8 o. K, X.
The Most Beautiful Place Of Residence About
the CityCf Washington
The lots az Eenslngton Park are beiag sold
rapidly. Many Of our best citizens have taken
two OF more. HhYf Graded and macadAm-
ized streets paved cutters board sidewalks,
trees and tree boxes uu every lQi ana me
residences are evidences Of peTmaneucY aud
stability. Among recent purchasers are .
III " arner, who has taken eighteen lots aud
IS nov erecting q $1,000 house which VIII be
a hne addition 70 the many beautiful resi-
patent attorney, has purchased nlLeEu luisi
Engineer II. b LOCKER, tWo lots; 3 B Clark,
tWu lots. MI Irueadell, seven lots; h- +. Gil
bert e. u. Wolfe, ID =, Mitchell ~. e.
Morgan aud mauY others. Ar. McConls, the
we'll kuoWu and popular druggist pt tbs cli y,
will shortly build a druEstul az the Park.
The contract has been given Tor Tie erection
oi a beautiful depot "a the Park.
Parties buying ~ kensingtpu have positive
viii accomplish when combined SHAH De con
tElhuted 20 tle success ~ heuelugtQu ana
bring it 90 the front rank ai al suburban
places.
Tuthe rent paying people and those having
o few dollars % spare each month Wr would
say lgst a word Don't iet another seek pass
over IouE heads VIII udt seeing heusiI gt -u-
fur d safe and good Investment without le-
Ray, Cau 20 see Us an once. 0el sleket5 aud
81 cut - heuslustun. Lots at all prices from
e-lu up ~ 500. Size NJ lots from 5000 feet %
8lDOu square leet Buy On the ground l1lF-
Polite salusmeu Hl4 accompany parties 90
heusIuEtuu-
80 Tran sp0rlaLlql Tree.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
.EATEs' INSTITUTE,
Lancaster Pa

The Rev. MONTGOMERY r. HOOPER, ST.
A., Head Master -Four boys received as
members Of The head masters family AT
present there are two vacancies. Mr.. Hooper
has sent boys to Harvard, Taie, Princeton,
C0luu bia, Lehigh, Amherst, Trinity, West
Point, Annapolis, &C., and has not had a can
date ior admission rejected
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
ATIss AIEENs SCHOOL FOR Girls.
stamford Conn

Established Iu 1855. Prepares Cor college,
travel ana home. The method by which ths
mental faculties are educated yin be found
iu the second edition or Nlss Alkeu's pam
phlet on Concentrated Attention" now
ready, Tor sale 10 Breutau9's, Union square
New Yurk
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
MISS BAYARD's INSTITUTE,
Norwalk, Conn.

Home school for Girls and Young Ladies'
Number Of boarding pupils limited 20 twenty.
Excellent advantages ~ Music, Art and the
Languages, Gymnasium. Pleasant grounds.
Healthful location Pupils boarded through
the summer months. Board, washing aud
tuition n the English branches, $500 per
scholastic year. send for circular.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

vI as usroI close the season af .....
p H. 11ucire class win have five ..
dates December lG and 30, january H
I and February DO. Mrs John H.....
NIs Na1 Bcusscler Mrs j. &C.. WU..
N Narier aud Mrs Bancroft ar ..
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Three sweetheart. At nj. Bler.
ktom tL. p.Nnl.lnhin pr..s.

FfoW ne t'ttt'.'tI|.tH ifrHt
PrrrsBURG. Nov 2G-George Brown
of Cleveland, a young man Of 81 years,
died at the boarding house Of Mrs. VIII
liam Green, on the South Side, Pitts
living there for four years past, and cut
quite a dash socially.
BY the time his mother aud brother
reached here from Cleveland three
young women mad gathered at the young
mans bier, all declaring that they were
engaged to marry him, aud claiming
the exclusive tight to don mourning at
tire. One, whose name Is not revealed,
succeeded in establishing her claim, add
was allowed to accompany the remains
and relatives 90 Cleveland, which she
did Tuesday In widows weeds.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
nrnnntl.r, - - nninr, nnhit

Ff00 he piNsivrg dispatch.
SAN FRNNcrsCo, Nov 2G Frank Ed
wards, the young opium fend now in
the House Of Correction, claims to be
cured Of the vice by hypnotism, excited
10y DR. Brown, the iqi physician.
Brown is q man with sineularly large
eyes and a great mesmeric force He
determined 70 try hypuotizing Edwards,
because he feared the prisoner would
become insane from sheer cravingfo
The deadly drug. He obtained such
complete control over ia wards that the
fiend enjoyed the first refreshing sleep
he has known for years gained flesh
aud lost all desire for the dose, which
has been necessary TO his existence for
sixteen years
A fellow prisoner, who didn't believe
IN bis reform. offered him some gum
opium, but II made Edwards sick, al
though before being hypnotiz-i he
would have enjoyed st. The physicians
are undecided about The perm anency Of
the Effect but Dr. Brown will expert
ment on other fends and test his theory.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
I NDEN SEMINARY,


A school for young girls and young ladies,
at Lititz, Lancaster County, Pa. g-th year
A safe, comfortable school home; thorough
Methods careful oyersizh. Of the individual
pupil; advanced courses OF study; very pleas
ant location; steam heated. $50 per year.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
-IME MNkEns nI MnnERN II

HIIE MAKERS or MODERN EN}
Llsu popular hlud hook Co the
ltciTrr poets uf The century By ".
paw.un Nrw York Thomas Wait
rktr publisher Cloth. cV'pIltut
Uiut aud paper, 351 pages, ~ -
THIS i- not % book of selections, bltuc,l.
u'p'rd series ~ studies or essays upon tir
latest lyIiugr uf the great tree of Eugl',h
literature. We have no hesitation IN pro.
rDuuciug The hook au exceedingly valuable
aul Interesting one Tor an persons Of lit-
tIHry TASTES. The author considers litera-
cure as a development; his work Is phil
usopnlgal history OF the century's poetry.
The most Important portions OF The volume
are the studies uf Wordsworth, TeunysOu
aud Browning. OF the thiFty-nye chapters
iu the book seven deal with Wordsworth
lis characteristics, as a poet aud as a man;
bis view uf nature aud man. his poems On
special fields, etc eight with TennYsou
ard siX with Browning The last two
groups % chapters constitute very sug
grstiye, complete aud discriminating
Studies of Eu-laud's two great poets OF
AiCtOr.a's reign. WhelhtT or not the
reader would arcept an of Mr.. Dawson's
views about hi- ia ircts there could be 40
doubt Or 90 the value of the work.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
- - oL LlTIEIDLI ~

IUE boon or LArrE}.DNY BAL.
LADS" seieetpl and arranged DIS
Henry D. Randolph. New N0rE.
NIsuh ID. z Ran dol1h 6 Co.
II- dainty little volume fan gilt
H.I bound u blue white aud gold. heauti-
UIl printed and altogether tempting. 10
De- .Htl With choicest ballads by modern
poets. poets lug'gliug Browning. Lowell,
Iury SOD. Morris. the Ros.t'is, Bret Hlrte
aud others SCARCELY less illu-'iOH- There
af. ballads for all tastes end moods We
quote from tbr preface. "profcss0r Scciev
Dos recently remarked That worth and
H.N'iv arU fho two thiuEs necessary to In
-uf. wWuItaityt0 amy nl,ra y production
lND latter of rluso two Uualiiicat ous be-
I.ILa peculiarly tu he ballad, and O. is not
therefore strange that good ballads have
nUiIlyrl other equally WeritoriOus but more
IfDiputi0us poetry" As everybody en-
love ballad poetry with its hrskucss and
dramatic Ore we confidently commend this
tasteful volume.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
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