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BUILDINGI
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Decorating. etc, Ny 1OO-page Illustrated
Catalogue sent free. Address: WIN. T.
CoMsTOCB, IS Warren St., New York.
, 1890-04-20

Hare you seen those blue
cheUlOt suits at NJ. Marks?
They are handsome and
only $500.
, 1890-04-20

New Pineapple Cheese at A. Under.
wood I Bros.
, 1890-04-20
We hare the DrettteSt and
best line of carpets ira the
city. .ffPr THrnbMu y Co.

Job Printing at the Leader office.
, 1890-04-20

While engrossed in considera-
tons of real estate the summer
encampment should not be forgot
ten.
, 1890-04-20

All conditions seem favorable
for Cheyenne being selected for
the summer encampment, Only
a little work at home is needed.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
an GANRIsoN rENsION CAsE


Our esteemed contemporary, the New
York Tribune, has been making much
noise over the action Of the Bureau of
Pensions in The case of claim for pen.
sion increase 10y JoHN S. GARRIsoN.
late Of Company G., Sixth Regiment
Michigan Cavalry.
DirtyinC its own nest In doing go,
This foul bird, our esteemed contempo
rary aforesaid, is charging that IN this
case the claimant, with the knowledge
and connivance Of Commissioner RAuN.
obtained from certain members Of the
Board Of Re Review. an allowance Of
his claim without any additional evi-
denCe.
Both these charges are false
This GARRlsoN case was reopeped be-
foIe RAUM became Commissioner. He
has had nothing to do with It. II any
thing has been done In reference to Il
somebody else than RAUM is the guilty
official
But no wrong was done in this case.
II was reopened properly. Il was con.
duCted regularly. II passed through the
Pension Ofice and the Secretary Of the
Interiors O1ice in an orderly manner.
And the conclusion Of Il arrived at by
the Pension Office and the Secrctarv's
ofliCe was a Just conclusion, conclu.
sion to which the authorities
were compelled to 60 by the
force Of facts II was not allowed
without additional evidence, and the
members of the Board Of Re Review, de-
nounced by the Tribune as "tho
ring, acted in the case wisely and In
accordance with law, abundant facts
iustifying their action in general and in
detail.
We cannot review the case at this
time, but we are sure Of our ground In
making these emphatic statements,
which we are constrained 10 max in
justice 10 Commissioner RAuM and 10
ile ether officials who have been 1irticl
ly he IJijuHs, which has been insti.
gated 90 Its mean work bS
tie dismissed In disgrace RENAUD
tie very detCstiblc fellow who, from
Tie inside Of the Pension ONCE. hetray
ing confidence, was In the habit OF
loading The columns NJ that paper with
abuse Of men from whom he was re.
ceiying at the same time kindnesses and
iayOTs.
II was q dirty business that RENAUD
conducted In O dirty way through a
dirty channel.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
PERSONAL.

Marion HaTland has measured a lance
with Elizabeth Stuart Phelps on the
low necked question. Before the battle
Is over II Is supposed that all the good
and bad points Of this practice will be
laid bare.
Benson Foraker, son Of the pyrO-
technic ex Governor, has become re.
porter, and, singulaTly enough, has
chosen for the field Of his apprenticeship
a Cincinnati paper that was conspicuous
for the vigoT with which II used 10 bang
bis father
Henry Irving, who recently pleaded
the cause of the South London Fine
Art Gallery, has received from a fTien
the promise Of gift Of 81 900 In recog-
milton OF the fact Of that art gallery
being the only one Ia all London per.
manently open on Sundays.
Mrs. James G. Blaine, jr., had a
rather heroic operation performed on
her for rheumatism on Wednesday.
The surgeons broke her right arm last
week near the elbow. and next week they
will break her right leg, near the knee,
win the hope also Of Strengthening that
membtT.
Helen DauVray viii undertake the
reclamation Of the dude IN her new
play, The WhiTlWind one of the
principal characters will be Of this
genius, hut, she says, he will be broad
shCuldeTed and strong limbed, we'll
dressed and well hammered, but as the
pampered son Of wealthy parents, will
have q feminine taste for small talk
and a woman soft and rapid speech
There is some significance In a recent
utieTance Of Mrs. Frank Leslie, aud, II
Ii should come under the notice Of
Marquis de LeuYille. Il will likely cause
[ cold chills 70 chase each other over his
painted cuticle. When asked some
thing about him She said u have no
/ little respect for the gentleman 10 ques-
uOni on account Of my husband ac-
quaintanCe with BIS father, but Us for
marrying, If ! ever do, / want 10 marry
I a man.
Henry Arthur Jones, the English
I dramaiist, Is slight in figure and about
I forty years old. He Was born on a small
/ farm IN Buckiughamshire aud al the
age Of l3 began earning bis own living.
| When be was Us years old be visited
/ London as q commercial traveller, aud
saw his first theatrical performance. So
I delegated vas be that he then deter.
mined 70 become a playwright, and for
I The next nine years devoted himself O
I writing plays which no one would pro
I duce. His fame began In 1879. when
! Wilson Barrett accepted "A Clerical
| EToTs clever little work which every
I other London manager had rejected
I blr Jones nOW stands at the head Of hiH
I profession He lives In London, has q
I happy and helpful wife aud Is The
I father Of several children
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
HOTEL ARRIHALS.

Mciyopo'taH-Cha VI. Ness, Balti-
more, j. + Merryman, St. Louis; II. T..
Ewing, Pittsburg; II. Skinner Corsicana,
Tex; b. W. Bell Montgomery, Ala; d..
z. Dozier and wife, Columbus, Ca
Natiopal-A. W. Gilmore, New York:
W J. Robinson and sister, Cincinnati; W.
b. Williams, Warrenton, Va; G.. w. Nor
wood, Lebanon, Ind; G. S. Isabel, George
7. Pabot, New York, J. y. Mclean, De
troit, Mich &, W Gustin, Macon, Ga.
50. Jdmes-Thomas CaCTrey, Newark. n.
j.; +. w. Briuey, New York; G.. Rock
hold, Baltimore; J. II. Dounald, South
Carolina.
WUOrd's- Mrs. A. J. Allen, New York;
g. Reed Allen and wife, Fort Payne, Ala
Thomas s. Chambers, Trenton, y. j.; 5. A..
Cohu, New York; James g. Iubbell, ir.,
81. Paul, MINI,
Eigqs-H. C. Wilson, 81. Louis Hudson
Maxim, Pittshcld, Mass. Geo. w. Hood,
Indiana, Pa James Hog, U. $. n; +. l..
Davidson, London, England.
ShOrcium-Alex. ID. shaw, staten Island,
y. Y Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sands and
Master j. II, Sands, Roanoke, Va.
Eibu-w p. wiuet, c. v. schuyler.
George r. Cheney New York; i, VI BE.
mis-, Boston, james Donaldson J. r. IIill,
q
ONO, James luglis, ir Paterson, y. +.
Hoid JotUo-Mrs. L. e. parkhurst.
jacksonville, Fla; J Laugsdorn, New
York, George J.. sitherwoOd and wife,
BLOOMINGTON, IN; George G.. GusnJher,
Chicago.
IrliHg'ou- Pane Blbcock, lr., ana J. O..
Steeuker, New York; Henry C. Armstrong,
Providence, X. J.; K. B. Malone, Virginia;
G.. +. Orchard, Tacoma, Washington.
IrH0-C. " Davis and wife, Phlladel-
phia.
Normaudie-W. W. Chandler aud wife,
Chicago; Joseph Wharton, Philadelphia; s..
DaTllpgtoB, West Chester, Pa; w. w.
Frazier, Philadelphia.
G0dfey's-Charles f. Goddard, New
York; S, q. Bartlett, New Haven; s. p
Brooks, Baltimore; W. n. Lynn, Balti-
more.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
TIE POLITICAL rnEoRIzERs

The True Commonwealth" a
monthly journal published In this city,
IN its,u rem issue asserts that the prob
lem now before the people for solution
Is What action on the part Of the peo.
pie Vill result in establishing justice To-
alI in business aud politics2 The Com
monwealih" then proceeds 10 epitomiza
The theories advanced by the several
distinguished economists who have es-
sayed to come forward with answers to
the vexed question
The single tax theory Of HENRY
GEORGE and his followers is briefly de-
fined as follows Land, being natural
wealth, belongs 10 society and not to
individuals and all persons who occupy
or use land should pay, ia the form Of
tax, an annual sum equal to a fair
ground rental. This tax. Mr. GEoRGE
contends, would be sufficient to su)-
ply all the public revenue needed,
hence there would be no tax on the
products Of labor and land monopoly
,nl land speculation would be abol-
ished, as no one could afford to pay
rent for any more land than he could
use proftablY
Mr.. EDWARD BELLAMY's plan TO es.
tablish Justice TO all Is: Government
ownership Of all properties Of all kinds
and complete control Of all industries;
all net profits to be distributed equally
among the people, each one being free
TO use his share as he pleases, except
that it shall not be used as capital In
productive enterprise Of any sort Mr..
BEILANY's followers are known as
Nauonalists, and there are about one
hundred Nationalist clubs In the
country.
A third solution Of the problem is
that offered by the True Common.
wealth" and urged by Professors Ely,
ADAMS GREGORY and others. These
political economists Of the new schoo'
believe that in the public ownership
and control Of all natural monopolies,
will be found the nearest appro ch 10
complete justice 10 ALL They hold that
all enterprises which require chlrter-
from Congress, Legislatures or City
Councils, are public eniorpd cs lal are
properly cllssed as natural monpp1.lcs.
ard ught to be controlled or limited
ly tie nation, State, county or city, ms
the case may be, In the interest Of and
10 prevent their becoming oppres.
siyo monopolies Of. the whole or any
part Of the people The promoters Of
this theory Of reform are careful to
sny that il Is not proposed, by their
Tlan that Government shall encrjach
uTon the private rights or property 10.
terests Of any person, but simply that
Iublic interests shall be guarded by the
public, and that all public charters
which have been given TO private per
sons or corporations shall be restored 70
the people and public enterprises es
tablished under such franchises, "a
whose pres nt owners Government
shall pay fair price for theii
property.
II Is worthy Of note that the True
Commonwealth" idea has a very re,
spectacle following among the class
known as the SCHOLARS in politics"
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
THE MAINE ELECTION.

That was a good deal Of a shower In
Nr REEDS district yesterday
Il soaked the ground pretty thor
CuChly, and made many washouts OF
considerable importance
And IL proved several things.
Improved, in the first place, that The
Republican friends Of Mr. REED uu.
derstood and acted upon the belief that
the result Of the election would b. Of
great importance 10 their leader. They
kLew that II they failed 10 maintain
REED majority Of two years ago the
Democrats and the BLAINE Repub-
iieaBs would say you see, We told
you So REEDS domineeIiug methods
have weakened him even among
his own neighbors. They knew
that If that majority were
wiped out the Democrats and the
BLAINE Republicans-jangled bells at
tuned by a common dislike Of the aspir-
ing revoluti0nist from Portland-Would
10th rejoice, tie Democrats with loud
ness and uncOncealed delight and the
Blaineiies with solemn countenances
and headshakings Of the significant
hind, but with inward chucklings, aud
both would say in q kind Of chorus:
You see. We told you so. Thus the
policy Of force at the polls in The South
has b en- condemned, and the domineer-
ing man Of the bulldozing rules o the
House has been rebuked
knowing that this sffecdonate con-
course Of the two most aggressive anti
Reed el,uents Of our politics wauid
Itsu't lCm either "a decrease ora wiping
,u' of REEDS 1855 majority, the REED
Eeu worked themselves up into
a high determination not 10 permit
tIat majority 10 be wiped out, and
rot 10 permit q 10 be reduced, and
finally 10 give iheiT big leader a larger
majority than be bad received before.
Accordingly they organized and con
Quoted a campaign In his interest thar
vas splendid IN both its conception and
lis execution They made loud
outcTy, they sent into REED's district
their best men and they made a house
10 house canvass Of the Republican
voters and not only urged each Repub-
ican 70 60 10 the polls, but got his
promise Thai be would DO SO. Ia this
Nay they got out nearly the fun Repub-
HCau vote If they had succeeded in
getting for Mr REED as many votes
yesterday as be received IN lSSS. his
majority would have zen larger than
IL IS.
The result iu II IS district has
proved another thlu- thst TIE Demo
erals permitted The campaign 10 20 by
default No effort vas made either 10
carry he election OF 10 reduce The
Speaker lses majority The National
Committee dozcd on. and he STATE Com
mittee suored 10 ils sleep. The Demo
cratic candidate for Congress made
enc little speech in some Little t0Rn,
WrUta q litle letter 81 TWO 10 Congress
man CUNauNGs, who an alone made q
big noise for q lille while Then the
Democratic nominee rolled over and
resumed LIS nap which soon daepened
into q slumhar. undislurbed by any in-
umaiQn IF shat REED Oh lis friends
WeIe doing
Asa result0f his sleepy policy qi ELc
Democratic party 3 great proportion Of
nc Democratic voters remained away
from ne polls
Ana 81 a happeHsd ihal allhQgEh
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
CUPID SLEEPING

through 3 shady forest going,
Found sc cupid all alone
aud bis cheeks, 80 smoothly zl19llzr
like % golden apples sloue.
lie had not his culver b BIN,
Aur bis Bow Well-beut and strung
EuL Sc soon espIed them nigh Llu
Nil5t Tie le4fy branches hung
Claims e sleep his l'mls euGumbarei-
While amoug me doves he lay.
smiling even When hh sIumber1l,
IU Lla erlll raEliel H-y-
eWarls 81 taWuy bees came lgiug
All about lia WlLeu hp
afleu llla one saas tLea -rJllg
Flowers, -h4L SIN honey drip
-gtrgf HgHta 3 IN Gftal 0f F.atg.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

REED received fewer votes yesterday
than lie received in 1sSs. he came out
of The csmrairn apparently much
stronger than be was two years ago.
Republican activity and Democratic
inactivity gave him o famous victory.
Ard now the question is What
will be done by REED and his followers
with this victory 2' One thing Ger.
iainiy. They wilt use it to boom him
into The Republican Presidential nomt
nation in 1892 And they VII also use
it TO give vitality to the Force bill. So
the result of REEDS victory may be
the enactment of The Elections bill and
the nomination Of REED for the Presi-
dtrCNf
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
Open Each Evening Until 6 O'clock

OUR INST SHOWING OF FALL STYLES
IN PLAID DRESS GOODS.
These goods are of the
very latest designs and just
the exact weight for Fall
wear. We pick from the
regular stock the following:
Scotch Tartan Tlalds, IS inches wide, only
SOC yer yard.
All-wool CameTs Hair Plalds, 80 inches
wide only soc per yard.
Plaid sorges, 90 inches wide, only SOC per
yard.
scotch Palds 90 inches Wide. only SOC per
yard.
Plaid Choylots. 30 inches vide, sie5, 81 $40
and $3.50 per yard.
Waterproof Plaids and Checks, q inches
wide, 81, 81 90 and 81 80 per yard.
First floor, annex.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
UPHOLSTERY NOTES.

We are making offerings Of Nottingham
Lace Curtains Of American make nd'claim
these 70 be superior for the several prices 10
any EuroEean Curtains we have yet offered
csc. ;5c. SIPS, $3.50 aud g. per pair.
We are prepared 10 furnish free estimates
on an kinds OF DrapeTY and Shade Work and
will give special attention 70 applications by
mail on store.
We have placed on sale one piece each Of
seven colorings IN Figured China SILK at the
ridiculous low price Of SOC per yard. These
are the equal Of any s5e SILKS 10 be found and
cannot be duplicated.
Fourth hoor.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
NEWS TO MEN.

IN order 10 close out the balance Of our
stock OF Mems summer-weight Gauze shirts
with long sleeves we have reduced the price
from 8so to 25e each, sizes % 20 20.
Mems Department, 1913 ~.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
EDuoArroNAI.

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-MEDI-
IN cal ard Dental Donai tmeIts Of the
Columbian University, sixty-ninth an
dental course will begin on Wednesday,
October j 81, at s p m, in the College Build-
Ing, 13g5 II So W. introductory medical lee
ture by Professor William lee NJ. ID. Dental
Introductory by Prof fessor Mark VI. Finley,
ID. ID. The autumn examinations VIII be
held on Thursday october Cd, at $50 m.
For circulars OF both depa rtments apply 20
DIT. A. r. a. King. Dean, 126 Thirteenth So q
W Office hours to10 a. m. and TO 5 D. m
Telephone so, sepSlul.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

a REPUBLICAN correspondent Of the
Chicago Inter Ocean sounds very loud
note Of alarm as to the result in the
State of Illinois this fall He urges
the Republicans to be wary lest they
v axe up to the knowledge In Novem.
Der that the Legislature that will con-
vene In January will have a Democratic
majority that will send Gener al
PALMER 70 the United States Senate.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

QUAY gives kESSEDT R0LAND for
JLaL bitter l0ugled mans OLIVER
KESNEDY declared 10 his unpublished
speech that QUAY vas a criminal and q
Judas Iscari0t and QUAT relorts that
KESEEuT is d bIackgaaIl 0F 8 i0afer
Can o le lhat wLeu Republicans fan
Cu he truth falls out also And Why
should moi ne pot can he kettle black
when DE kettle has made taat same re-
marx about the p0ll Bur Is QCAE a
q criminal 0r q Judasf Aud Is kEa8EpE
blaCkguaId or q loaferl Is the enc
POI and the 0tleF q keltle IS an lhaE
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
BARGAINS NOW OFFERED.
Here are a few Of them:

Here are a few Of them:
srairs Fancy Striped Curtains, re-
duced from 81 to 9jc.
pairs Madras Curtains, reduced
from So so 10 81 per pair
pairs Madras Curtains, reduced
from SO to So 90 per pair.
10 pairs Madras Curtains, reduced
from ito 50 70 per pair.
70 pairs Nottingham Curtains, cut
from Sl25 to sac per pair.
II pairs Nottingham Curtains, cut
from 81 so to 81 per pair.
10 pairs Nottingham Curtains, cut
from 50 to Si.35 per pair.
90 pairs French Chamber Curtains,
cut from s. to $3.50 per pair.
II pairs French Chamber Curtains,
cut from $3.50 to 1925 per pair.
pairs Single Door Portieres, cut
from 81 to $3.50 per pair.
10 pairs Turkish Striped Portieres,
cut from Ss to $3.50.
pairs Roman Striped Vienna Che.
nile PoItieres, cut from SIC to IS per
pair.
We have a few Of Haywood Bros.
Baby Carriages left, which will be
closed out at
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
HYPNoTIsM.

What are called two remarkable
cures by hypnotism" are reported to
have been recently effected by Dr.
HIRT of Breslau, Germany. One Of
them was the case Of boy who had a
eough so violent that no one could sleep
in the house where he was, and SO
txhausiing that be was unfit for ex-
eTlion Of any kind. After trying many
remedies, the boy was taken to DR..
HIT The Doctor hypnOtlzed him,
then, suggesting TO him that he had
had a bad throat, told him Il was en-
liTely well, that he would sleep souudly
he coming night and that Il would be
impossible for him to cough again.
This was firmly impressed 10 his mind,
the usual tapping was made on his
forehead, he was walked up, aud, re-
tuning 10 bis home, coughed no mort.
ard was shortly strong and we'll The
Other case was that of a boy who had
lost his voice through hoarseness,
Nbose cure was effected 10 the same
way and was also permanent
These cures, Of the same character
as those said 10 be accomplished BY the
faith cures OF Christian scientist. would
seem 10 imply that only nervous, which
are IN one sense imaginary, complaints
can be dissipated By the power kuoEn
as hypnotism, intelligently used BY a
regular practitioner. The faith reused
in the mind Of a patient BY the
Christian 'healeT" or "sCieniist," has
been known 10 effect a like cure
| The dangerous extremes 10 which the
/ ignorant among the latter class may
proceed Is now being demonstrated By
MTs WooDwORTH, "hypn0tic Egange-
list who Is exciting, by her cures aud
conversions 20 various Western towns.
q state Of religious frenzy among her
followers hitherto uuku0wn among a
civilized people aud which has called
. for an intervention Of the authorities
I In his connection a may Dc noted that
an official uiteTauCe Of The Catholic
/ CbuTch has just condemned The use Of
hypn0tism as Pracdced on human be-
. lngs as dangerous IN iJs effects 1u tie
mental aUd physical condition 0i the
I hypnOIiZed subjects
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
ACTUAL COST.

Handsome Wicker Bodies, elegantly
upholstered in silk Plush. Tapestry
sc, steel springs and steel wire wheels.
Note the prices
at SEQ reduced TO SIS
] at S2S.50 reduced to $40
at $50 reduced to S20.j0
lat $22.50 reduced to S15
at S2s reduced to $40
at $50 reduced to S1i50
at $50 reduced to $2O.5O
at $3.50 reduced to $40
lat $33 90 reduced to $2t
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

AsANATuRAL outcome Of the pre-
vailinc discomfort with the existing
condition Of things political parties,
or organizations dignifyinr themselves
as such, multiply The latest conner in
this field Is the National Reform party,
which was sprung into existence at St
Louis last week The national re forms
to be attempted include prohibition,
woman suffrage, abolition Of national
banks, Government control Of railroads,
uniform marriage and divorce laws, no
alien ownership Of lands, no pauper i'm.
migration, tariff reform and the regula-
tion Of corporations. A national com
mittce Of FIVE, two Of whom are women,
was appointed.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

we hear Of the Republicans, spoken by
Republican tongues. true? Isthat party
a party Of QuAys and KENNEDys and
CANNoNs and DuuLEYs and WANA-
MAEFHs and SNYsEHsf II it Is those
who orc IN it or near it might say as
CoGEBiDcE said Of Cologne, We can
count
--'tvoa and seventy stcuchcs,
An well defined, aud several stiuks"
And It must be so dirty palmed that
IN imitation Of CHARLES LAME Il could
he said also truthfully. Party Of Quay
and CANNON. Il dirt was tiumps, what
hands you would holdr'
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

The same Ola STORY.
Fr1u ~ 1flHtr g1HslltE E.1H
The editor opened -Le letter.
and his uruW Witl dew Has damp
There Is the regular postage
aud a special delivery stamp.
There must le money within i,
He thought ere le looked % through.
But bis ayes gfgH wide WLeu tL4 card II
SIDE
SAID simply. Your box rents duer
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
JumpIaE II ! C9aeIasIaa

HHN ar Hr a.Ia a.r
This umbrella Of mine IS laique
think
"Ah bought it. ala yol
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

p uE HilL never lr5r1z 5ptLlEE $40 llr
RauusF Fauia kaiirlal6 special trala ez-
clI6i0u % sept llth. secure yllr space
p par.Qr care early.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

CPRNCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Cor. 5th and ID SITS. n. W.,
Embraces six Schools, viz:
School Of Practical Business ana Accounts
School Of Preparatory Practical English.
School Of Shorthand and Typewritlug.
school Of SpeuCerian Practical Penmanship.
School Of Ne shanical and Architectural
I rawing.
School OF Civil Service Training.
Day and Night Sessions. illustrated Cata-
logues free.
n G. SPENCER, LIB, Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Viee-Priuclpal.
sea N
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

UlHB COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The Preparatory School opens Sept. %
The Columbian College opens Sept. %.
The Corcoran Scientific School opens Oct.
The Law School Of the University opens
Oct T.
The Medical School Of the University opens
Oct 9.
The Dental School Of the University opens
Oct g.
For catalogues or other information ad-
JAMES c. wKLLINe. LID,
seQtf President.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
Niagara Falls

NlaEaFa Fails.
This Is good weather 10 20. You can 90
ia PeuIsy ylyauia Railroad on the llth for
elO special Train VII leave 10 B. & p.
station 7I0 AZ m.
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
THE BERLITl SCHOOL Of LANGUAGES
521 i4th Street Northwest.
TERMS. $40.

Branches IN New York, Boston, Pniladel
phia, Chicago. Louisville, Paris, France; Ber-
lin and Dresden, Germany; Moscow, Russia;
London Eur 2-fm
The daily critic., 1890-09-09
LAST WEEK
OF
Summer Reductions,

Next week our Fall Trade commences.
Regular prices will prevail, and you
will not have the opportunity to secure
The daily critic., 1890-09-09

Emmets Beyy Of SPECIALLY Pr0cyus
opened at he Globe last night, and pre-
seuted an excellent entertainment 10 a
crowded mouse. Every night aud mad
nees Monday, Wednesday Thursday
and Friday Amateur performance
every Friday night