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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Real Estate Auctionser.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
BROOK ROAD NEAR THE OLD ToLL-GATE,
BEING
SUBDIVISION OF THE REyyrE PLACE INTO
RESIDENCE LOTS.
THIS PROPERTY WILL DE ABOUT THE FIRST
TO RECEIVE BENEFIT
FROM THE EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
MADE
ON THE. BROOK ROAD AND AT BARTON
HEIGHTS, BEING MIDWAY BE-
TWEEN THE TWO.
BUILDING LOTS
BROOK ROAD NEAR THE OLD ToLLGArE,
Will sell by suction, at my ONCE. on
WEUSPgDAY Oc-opruf IL iep1

will sell by suction, at my ONCE. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1890,
beginning AZ ~ o'clock NJ, about $50 LOTS 10 the
plan Of "Renne's," on the east side OF tne
Brook road and about one mile from the cry.
This 10 the prettiest plot 81 land In that growing
section, and the improvements now making IN
that direction, both this SIDE and beyond, cou-
pied with the superb highway 70 be at oace COO
siructed out Of that aDomi7 qtion known as tne
" Brook 1urRpiko." combine 20 make THIS inc
most promising suburb around the city.
The healthiulness q the location and the eA-
ceilence a the neigh borhood are things knof u
20 every one. aud the nearness 81 the lots MAKE
them desirable for all-the-year- around homes.
This IS tho nrst subdivision and sale OF 'nls
choice property, and n- prices will rule low oy
comparison with what they will probably Do Two
years hence. would urge everybody-specula-
tor and hOme-seeker-to look at the properly
before the day Of sale, and then come ana puy
one or more lO's. Plat at my ONCE.
TSRNs: Reasonable. y. W. BOMh,
40 IN AuctiOn0er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
ERUIT TREES, G r A Z E-%
Il VINES, PLANTS, &C

A large aud excellent assortment ~ k'o."s
reduced rates. Delivered free to your aepo' ~
express once. Descriptive Catalogue an spp"
cation. J.R WATKINS Bhorhs",
Eimweod Nurseries. Haiisoo'o'
% l&au.W &vtDslkFs1.Su, W&wtanls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
100000 GONE.

Nebraska papers speak of prohibition
as killing Kansas" ASto the decrease
In population II is safe to say that at
least 300, 900 people have left Kansas
forever IN the last three years or less.
Tie late census gives this State an in-
crease Of over 100000. This increase
Lappened when the great "boom was
going on five years ago. During that
time immigration was exceedingly
heavy. When the "boom exploded the
decrease set in, which has continued
ever since, and from every appearance
will still go on. With the bursting OF
the boom every person was ieit IN pad
financial shape, and to-day there arc
many large firms trembling on the verge
OF Bankruptcy. | know personally OF
one large corporation that is barely able
10 pay It's workmen, much less diyldeha.
III Il ceases business its charter VIII DO
revoked. and tins fact is probably the
only reason il continues 10 operate. AS
il il the only business Of its kind IN TINS
city the name Of the work they are en-
eaced IN will have to be withheld. but IT
Is business city cannot got along
without
During the Oklahoma excitement
year ago at least IL, 600 residents Quilted
Topeka, and Il proportionate number
from all over the State. Less than o
week ago 365 families left the western
part OF the State for Missouri. The 4Ht-
a1.ce Tribune, of this city, irresponsible
for the assertion that ]. 400 families ara
being driven from their homes in Kansas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15


NOMMI SSIONERS' AUCTION SALE
~ OF FINE HESRlCO TRUCKING AND
FARMING LAND On THE BhOok-kUN AND
ON THE ROAD BETWEEN INKS. LADD's AND
j. ". bEVERIDGRS FARMS, ABOUT FIVE
MILES NORTH OF RiCHMOhD-sy virtue OF
the hereinafter named decree, We Will sell on
the premises, at ~ o'clock NJ, on
WEDNESDAY. oCTOBEa %, 1921,
the above described valuable TRUCKING and
FARMING LAND OF TWESff-NlsB Bl-lOOD
ACRES, being a part o. tho Lafi farm, sni de-
scriDed AS adjoining J. w. HeVcridgo sti j. u.
Crenshag. Good ADD remarkably qnick AMI
kind soil. and the very place tor snug nIue
truck farm Tor person II limited meeus.
Terms: One-fOuTtb cash. balance AZ Twelve.
eighteen: and twcnty-f0ur months Tor bonds,
win interest sdded, and title retained.
W. n. COWARDIN,
ST CRUNP,
&. X SANDS,
Special Commlssonsrs
In Tus CIRCUIT COraf or rHs COUNTY oy HEN
RIcO-COwARDISs EXECUTIONS. PLAINTIFFS.
VI. COwAKDs AND AIS, DssgsDAsrs;
T. W. \. Leake, clerk o. saii court 10 certify
that the bond required OF special Commissioners
w II. Cowardtn. Is. q. Crump, and ConwaJ II
Sands by decree entered In this cause ga tho
18th day OF June, 1880. has been duly given.
Tes,e: VS.. LEAkB.
oc IA Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

By virtue Of deed OF trust from tho Marshall
Manufacturing Company TO G. &. Mcltse ami \.
". Rowe, trustees dated October -. 1854. end
duly recorded. VIII, a. surviving trustee, being
thereto required by the holder o. one nith IA
interest OF the nonds secured. and In accordance
with n resolution OF tho stockholders adopted on
the 2ith day OF June, 1899, sell by public auction,
on the promises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
BY Chewing & Rose,

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE.-AT II
L o'clock on WEDNESDAY, October IS, 1890,
by request OF ne legatess, ! will sell az pubhc
auction. ON the premises, 'lr FARM OF the lato
Mrs. NJ. n. Crump, OF Hanover county. Va,
known as SHADY siDE. containing III ACRnS,
more or less, with dwelling Of six rooms mere
l. new barn and stable and olh0r Oui-buildings.
his Farm is one mile from kile.sons, on ths
ChessI eaKe and ohio railway, and three quar-
trrs OF a mile from Mrchaucsyille, aud I'VE anu
one half miles from Richmond, aud IS In me
heart OF tbs trucking region. Schools and
churches conyeuielt
TERss Made known 90 day a sale.
o. 80, n, l2Sll~Gt' I. y. DUNN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Z. Tunnlclire 4 Co, Auctioneer,
o2i east Broad street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, "a,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, "a,
H AT AuCIloN.-we will sell At our store
THIS DAf wednesday,, October IS. 1870, by
auction. 70 tho highest bidder a Ia-ge 10. 81
Rousehold efecs-yiz, Places. Pitchers, and
Bowls; linwaro, students Lamps: Comforts,
Boots and shoes, Pictures. Ladies' and Geatle-
mens Coats, fiiows Shades, Blankets, Clccss.
Curtain Poles, Cook and Hsating-Stoyes, HART
ware. AT ii O'clock Bedroom suits al three
aud ten pieces, sideboards. Hair and Husk-
Mattresses. OAK. Poplar. and Walnut Chairs,
Oak and walnut Extension Tables, Walnut al d
Poplar Wardrobes, Dressing bureau 1--WE nne
Psflor suits IA plush and hslr-cloh, Mirrors,
&C Also. a hne line OF William Rogsiss silver
piated Ware. Y. TUNSlcLIFFK q co,
crl 1 Are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
arg rKucKfSG FARM SgAR COLD HAIR
Dor, IN HANOVER COUNTY, ABOUT !kS
Mills FROM RiCHMoSD.-By virtue OF . assa
OF trust executed 10 the undermined sna :. =.
Brown. trustees. By L. X Barnsu sai VIC %
tho l2th day OF November, $50, snd uuly 70
corded 10 Hanover County Court clofh Vnl.ss
Deed Book 10, page 81. the said J. a. Drown ao-
elining TO act, being 30 required 70 90 ~ H'
beneficiary therein. sii oner io' sa''
FRIDAY, ocrosrs u. issO,
AZ Klu,s's store. Cold HarDor. Hanover county,
~. Al NJ o'clo,x NJ, the fellosins TRACT oH
LAM ia Henry distric', Hanover eoanty, eon-
tainiug 1922. AcREs faors or less saloinios We
lands Of W. N. Wood, James hoaisos ssesses
ara ott,sr. The said lsnd Is q part OF ne estate
~ th- late Richard Burnett IL has on u good
dweIliug. WITH tho usual oat-aoGsss ADD con-
siderable body o. valuable nmosf. inis ~ one
Of .hs bss, trucking fsrms "a naeosvl COUNTY
and o,Yers great Inducements 10 purcnsssrA
TsKxs. Cash rs 70 tho expenses OF sele ana
ssas v,th interest on t<ts from November ~ 1883,
sx<s rim Interest from November ~, 1871, and
$40 with interss, from November * ~. We
residue upon such terus 40 tho said barnsu
ana wife shall prescribe, or Upon their failure
a. % 40 upon such terms o. tho trustee shall
prescrips wiLLcudHBr NEwrOS.Jk.
Trustee.
4 A. Bsowx, AncsioaseE &C si0t
BY chswnins Rose, 4
Rssl yststs Agents AuciioaeerA and BrokW
No. north Tenth street n
last BROAD-STREET 8 T Euss
IL PRoPERrY.-At The request Of We pre-
in Interest vs viii sell ~ suction. >
mises, on a.
.u = = \ :, o e,~s. J, DSsllso
above. 40 esss Broad street. iucbss ~ IN
Ths los hss front Of II ~ -.
'sS $s y 81 s rc,,,s. AZ 6ass eos fssss
q, , ,s,s. ,s ss Z - sss q !
| "a Tor tAatly use: "a .sv ussd - . conxys
me sans, vbiee W fcsm ~ : stable fressss
| msaufaclesy. fhbse -.
! en Vac alley -..~x<v. tooetees ~
::ss'ss :: sssl|i \ sis'sSS nsss -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
By James Il. Creushaw.
Real Estate Agent and Aucioneer,
No. II north Eleventh street.

No. il nOrlu Lltfcutu ctttn"
DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER
ID will Offer FOR sale, on the promises. by
public auction
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1880,
AT 4:aO o'clock T.. H.. that OEol kABDk VACANT
LOT. fronting co feet on Main street, AZ me
porthwes corner Of Maiu and Elm streets.
TERMS: Purchaser to assume the payment o,
81 100, 10 be paid on monthly lbs ailments ~
sl3.,5 per month; $40 cash, balance w slA
month., with Interest added anu s'cuFo' "
deed Of trust on the property
IMMEDIATELY AFTkR THE ABOVE SALE
will offer for sale thst LOT fronting 10 feet on
Main street. adjoining the above iot on me "rs,'
Ing a feet or the west line Of Elm street.
Terms. Very LIBERAL AMI announcer 81 81. 'a'e'
JAMES II. CkENshAN'
octt Auciioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
T. Il. FRIERSOV,
AUCTIONEER.

The Baltimore and Ohio and the
Shenandoah-Valley railroads will sell
tickets at all points on their lines to Ro-
anoke and return, good for five days
from October 18th. The Woodland
Park Land Company will run q special
train of handsome day-coaches, leaving
Baltimore the morning Of October 10th,
arriving at Roanoke in the evening.
and returning Saturday morning.
L. - The Fare for tho Round Trip &. -
1Asb u only Ipet
and proportionate reductions will be
made from Washington, Alexandra,
Hagerstown, Frederick, Harper's Ferry,
Lexington, and all points on the lines.
Purchasers of tickets can go on this
special train or take any regular train.
as they see fit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agontx

by Apperson & Co., y. %. mn & Co. ami j.
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
SEATS FOR SALESEONEE.

what Well Kaown aud Generous
Merchant Says of the Movement.
"The kind hearted lady who called
the attention Of TnE CRITIC to the fact
that certain merchants 10 this town
fail to provide stools or benches for
their female employees to rest upon
when not engaged in waiting on Gus
TONERS Is perfectly justified 10 entering
a protest against a continuance OF this
bafbarous custom, said Mr.. A. Kauf-
man of the firm Of Kaufman & Sickle.
prOpIietoTs of The Combination, al
Twelfth aud L streets.
Il am happy 90 state. however, that
the lady could have no reference 10 our
establishment ] have always made II
a rule 10 provide stools for our female
help, and they are at liberty 10 sit down
and rest whenever they are not actually
waiting on a customer. have had ia
my employ during the past ten years a
large number Of young ladies, and
have yet 10 hear a single complaint that
have not treated one and all humanely.
II ind0Tse every sentiment expressed
In the editorial In yesterdays Critic
with reference 10 this subject II there
are any merchants here who intiict un
necessary punishment upon their fe,
male employees they should turn about
at once aud remedy the evil. l an
glad for humanity's sake that the agita
tion has been started, and | sincerely
hope that II will result in curing the
evil "
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
WI Nat Be ClsreIsna
Fraa Ne Nslg ForE sm.


Our esteemed contemporary. the
Washington CRITIC. publishes the con
yeFsaliOn Of a gentleman 10 whom Il at
tributes both political experience aud
political knowledge
The rivalry between Hill aud Cleveland
Is Of such q character that v hen the time
comes the New Qrk Democracy viii unite
on q compromise candidate aud it Wlll be
either William e. Whitney ar Alfred e.
Chaplin,
Either AIr Whitney or Dir Chapin
would make a very good candidate and
a very good Presidents but We notice
this matter merely 70 correct an error Of
fact. Between Governor Hill and Mr.
Cleveland there Is no rivalry whatever
So far as The New 0rk Democracy is
concerned The NeB j oTk Democracy
is for Governor Hill because he Is a
working Democrat as Well as a wise,
powerful and progressive statesman,
while ID IS against Alr Cleveland for
various reasons, one of which is that in
the last momentous struggle, When the
very life of the New FORK Democracy
Kas al stake. he did not open his lips or
lift bis hand 10 IT'S behalf, while his
nearest personal and Official friends
were lighting with the Republicans.
He 7kulked Bhi.e they labored 90 Kill
the Democracy.
All he delegates % the New ork
Democracy iu the approaching national
convention VIII be for Hill. There will
not be one Tor Cleveland.
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
PERSONAL.

Tlr Iiua Indians, who Iiy iu
tfBfrutd luts ON the lunksnf lnr River
Gala. ir me Sju.h Atiz11q NHultlius
uu'uiair the white man ln Amrrist D.,
maiy wears They were q l1uu.hinE
rae, 300 ytHrs ago. when the SpIuitri.
ctu e. among them
Nun kaCly has been forced ro forcIn
his mm,r holiday aud return tl hi,
s'u'iu frr q rather dislgrue1Ile relSpu
T., famous ceiling Which lee ptin.ed
Tor The museum al Vienna was found
ON being placed IN position b bee toD
small by three or four feet.
Prince Vladimir Dolgoroukl, now
80 years old, and for the last twenty
five years Governor II Moscow, Is
descended from line Of warriors
famous In Russian history for centuries.
He distinguished himself at the assault
Of Warsaw IN ME Polish var, the Hun
rarian campaign and 10 The Crimel.
Alphuust Kafr the French author
declared uot long before hts iinal Illness
that be si,d his hope Of immortality,
not upon bis many books. but on sons
~ bis bon mots-one. the immortal
answer To the advocates Of the abolition
Of capital punishment Let messieurs
the a.sassins begin
An old Army officer, according 10
Mrs Custer, bad year Old boy who
never tired Of hearing war stories.
The story Is a little rough on me,
said the officer % Mrs Custer, "but If
you know a child, you know that he
wants a plentiful spTiuk Ing Of Is, and
nothing told 10 the third person. So
! kept on as he demanded, till one dav
he looked un in my face aud said
Father, couldn't ycu get any one 70
help you put down the rebelliong "
Alexei Platsehscheien, the Russian
poet. who celebrated his p0eticll jubilee
in ST. Petersburg three years ago. has
suddenly become a millionaire Be
sides more than two million Tubles he
comes into possession Of 1000 "des
jatinen" Of lard and a splendid house
in ST. Petersburg He comes Of an Old
noble family, but 10 his youth be was
deprived Of his rank By Car Nicholas,
only TO have IL restored by Gar Alex
ander ii because Of bravery shown In
the Caucasus The death of a wealthy
kinsman DOW puts him In possession Of
This large fortune
The daily critic., 1890-11-22

from other States were sontinto fndiaoa
and voted Tor TIE Republican state
ticket iu October hy solid regiments
Tr The latter Tie returns at the October
election wlre deliberately held back
and changed 90 tau Republican defeat
iu.o .".rv The State certainly was
uo, lensa 90 ,hat year
,fr-sns DuroS O.Bnrv anil others.
constituting we delegation of Irish
wuiais now visiting Yin country. have
issued their manifesto They set forth
r,rv clearly tu objects to- which they
intend O., devote ,H Irish campaign
'uuf ard dj,=rUe many popular mis-
arurglea -ious au 'Esr point A MUM
bgruf frquiriDs haI hean cI.rant and
muoh dri ,ttv r.Itas n refusal Of
ti gentlemen .r t... sub. rIpi91s
for 'bg famine niokrn uu.Haa NJ l.e.
and While ihev urged .auim..H1, 10
purely political ual l-'n 'hH l11Aa.
.gr 4af purpose OF which anlu Is n
tli- -t.euf .hs or'er kr.N Nr. ia IL
i- ra.p uui'. plain nuw.r.r.r .tfIo
Ilr.s.n lluEy fund IS r o.. f.si
arger t.r ihe relief OF the er.al
r.aanuy The pIsn Is 1 protect
them from starvation ami misery
pending ihu adjustment oi the
Irish question. and The statements
made in this connection show very
rtsHy ihat -lmr such protection is
necessary. These gentlemen seem to
fliuk tblt 90 the f-h cam Dee niin-
Hjnci dn these line, f1ravhlle longer.
tbcrt-ult win De- co. ise'y satisfactory
They claim th1t nothing can preyeat
their success lf 'ac siulti1n Is such
as they app zoo To- think, the generous
American penplt cln v,ll afford 20 help
them. buy, &c there be any reasonable
doubt, the experiment Is "a cruel if not
on unplriouabl ane
Dir DOES Nor ArrEAR that the 0liD
Democrats have made much Of 4 case
to thc Massillon affair They charged
that RUssELt IS Co large minufsct-
urcrs there, had DISCHARGED their Dem
tcrauc employees for having voted
against MCEuSLEY a committee Of
five was thcreupon appointed to inquire
into the matter, and this committee has
just reported The fucts as given by
the Investigators. however seem to be
that RUSSELL S C, employed 2jO
Democrats; that the total number dis
charged was twenty three, and that of
ibis number twelve have been re.
inslatcd Our Democratic friends had
hallrr rness nrnin.
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
HOTEL ARRIHALS.


usHaga .1m-E w. Dorsey and T. I.
Williams, Augusta, Ga; j S N4fkias.
Alabsm8. J. r. johnson, Philadeiphi4; Ail-
Aau Hagdsar Allegheny City.
Naf.a af- Charles Taylor, Pitfsburg
1utou. a. n 81, s. Kinkeai, Cincinnati.
Hugh Mitchell Maryland
- JaHles-Louis F Bobar, Au Sable
Forks, p. s., ~. M4kem4n, New l9rs,
George NJ. Harding, Baltimore; p. O..
AI &ias' Georgia " :. " bite '''d''.aA'
Willard &c. A. Henry aud d H. Pury
ir, ogden, ltahi Governor John +, Me
Fuer7. New Orleans. "A. MeC. Pierce, Syra-
euse, n 81 Aug. Nehe aud party, San
Francisco.
E-E. A. Hldrefh, Wheeling James
a Han utau, JACKSON Miss g. Pack
ara bs9akigu, \
UsfEars- Colonel Robert 3 Iugers7u
New York. VIM H Iravers. West Fir
s.u.4.
UaaH<F -E. b EgueIiet Nsv York
Alexander Gregory Secretary Russian
Legation,
Charles s Fowler. NeW York
j. ~ Eagts u-uFer. Charles B. WlEius
thi.4de pLia.
at-C Mason, syracuse, n. d.
MF ana Mrs EIw Braaaasmp, England
2 a. Gibson Jersey CilYs James = Byrue
SlE Elrs, i E Jenkins, Chicago; EIw
4 stack Cambridge Mass
aHfe-Tabu n GaF, New York
i r Barnes ami wIfs, Fl.lpI=lg4ta
EH-faals 8 Craae, U.s a. F1H
NaHrae Ale. r. Thompson a.. D
Ilel. Richard . Gibbs Sew IurA 81
taEll=- t.49a HaarE lass@u Mali
sgl Hla 81 "aIer. la.lel States Navy
I'D. Ross. Seattle Wash
i =.maassl. 5l..Ealkess 81 y. Ford al.
Harper kelEl-Eg
fre william + jordan, Br4as.Fl
I4 LaFsH low faH- Iowa. =. p. Conc 4
AlH a
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
KENSINGTON PARK.
Formerly Knowles. on the liue af the Metro
pQlitau Branch ot the B. 5 D, K. X.
The Most Beautiful Plaeeuf Residence About

Formerly Knowles. on the line Of the Metro
pQlltau Branch ~ the B. 8 U. +. X.
The Most Beautiful Place uf Residence About
the tity Of Washington.
The lots al EeBsingtou PARK are being sold
rapidly. Many of our best citizens have taken
UWo 81 more Hbyf g aIei aud mac al am
trees and tree boxes uu every Tot tn1 nae
residences are evidences Of permAntney ana
stability. Among recent purchasers aFe p
I'll Warner, Whu has taken eighteen lots aua
rs now erecting a $1,000 house, " llcl VIII be
a hne addition 10 tie many beautiful resi-
tences there; Ar- Dubois, the vel ku9Wn
patent attorney, has purchased fifteen lafsi
two lots; hr frueadall, seven lots. = oll-
bert. e Il. Wolfe, d E. Mitchell VI. p,
Morgan ana many others. Mr. haComls, tue
well SHOWN and popular drugs So Jt lnis city,
viii shortly build a drugstore aL the fll 3,
The contract has heuu given Tor the erection
% q beautiful depot % The Pafk.
Parties buying at keusIngtQn haze positive
s-urauce thai whatever money ana eners
VIII accomplish when confined -,lll 9e con,
bIiug g ~ tle front rama Qi All sahlf ban
places
% tie raut-pagiuz peop.e anl those ulFl4 :
z igH dollars tl sFHrt EaaA mouth Me = AAl 2
say Just q ora. Don't lEL another week pass
over our heads Wl- uut seeing heusiuEtau
select ite igr bone ar .aT the t9An4-ii3n
far 9 safe aud good Investment without Qe
Iay can ID See as AZ once Get tickets 4ud
ad aut ra heu-lu4tau- Lets 4L an prices from
e2la up ta 500. Size 81 lots from 5000 feet tl
BG.gd8 square feet Buy On tha ground door.
Polite salezmel Wll accompany parties l-
kru 5llEtau
Tran paataHIaa free.
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
c0YMnn0Rr roLaaas RgP0RT.
Copying tho Good Points or the NsyIe
of uthcr Nations

Copying the Good Points or the \ tytes
Of Othcr Nations
The report of Commodore Folger
Chief Of the Bureau Of Ordnance, con
taius many new and important facts re-
cmdinc naval Improvement, and equip
ment-. on The subject Of arnor-
piercing proiectiles The report says tlat
&c has been found necessary To use
foreign processes. as those of domestic
manufacture are not satisfactory
The bureau has contracted with The
Edison Electric Company and the
Thompson Houston Company for motors
to be applied 20 ain inch gun carritge
So as To control all the motions of the
gun Electric power viii DE- used %
haUdNuEth inch eu1s Of the 3rnOed
cruisers and battle ships
The subject Of jorpldles and 0rps 'h
boat. Is treated at some leuCIh hy a
report and 30 is recommend tua the
construction of The boats be placed with
The Bureau of Construction and II pair
With regard tothe training of officers tt
The naval torpedo s'ai1a Commodore
Fulgtr suggests hat The class ba disc u.
iirutd as il has not proven beneficial
to carry on an educational and MANI
iacluring Institution % the same place.
The report gives a detailed account
of the nickel steel armor tests az Au.
napolls and recommends the adoption
Of the armor ID Is also proposed 10
make a thorough test of the Ericsson
Coast Defense COmpsnv's system of
sub matioe artillery aud 2 sub marine
gun will be placed on The Destroyer.
Tn regard 10 smokelcss powder, Com
modorc Fuluer saws that The bureau
considers 10 wiser 20 walt more def.
| mite action in that direction Ia Europe
before committing itself TO any of the
powders thus far suggested The Com
I modore also submits estimates fbr the
next fiscal year making a total OF
/ $AG3S 500
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
.EArEs, INSTITUTE
LaHea- Pa

The Bsv MONTGOMERY r. HOOPER n.
A.. Head Master. Four boys received as
ueuhers n tHe head masters family, at
present there are tEo vacancies. Nr Hooper
has -elt t1ys 70 Harvard Yale, Princeton
ColuH bla. LeLlzh, Amherst Trinity, West
Point, Annapolis 1-, aud has a9t had a gau-
date t1r admission rejeetad
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
superintendent Hs,dep's Report.

Superintendent Hayden Of the water
department submitted his annual report
to Captain Lusk yesterday. II states
that the water supply has becn
greatly increased hv the new As
inch main. OF the 80 drinking foun-
tains In The city three were supplied by
the Humane Society and an appropria
tion of 50 coo is asked for repairs and
additional fountains Twenty three
improved fire hydranis were erected
during the year making the whole mum
Der of hydrauts ,0S0 There are 27t
pumps, including II common sense
pumps. During the year II wells were
abandoned as UNIT for use aud the
report recommends that the appropria
ton for the care of wells be increased
to $4,000. During the year 1855 feet
of 3 inch pipe, 2 S5G feet of inch pipe
and "a, 131 feet Of inch pipe were laid.
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
Mss BAYAHD's NsTITUTE,
N5rwalk, Conn.

AHcme school Tor Girls and Young Ladies'.
Number Of boarding pupils limited % twenty.
Excellent advantages IN Music, Art and the
languages. Gymnasium. Pleasant grounds.
HeailLluI location. Pupils boarded through
the sumner months Board. washing and
tuition iu tie English branches, ssol per
scholastic year. send for circular.
The daily critic., 1890-11-22
Ass AIEENs SCHOOL FoR GIRLS.
Stamford Conn

Established 80 ISIS. Prepares for college
travel aad home. The method by which the
mental faculties are e1ucatei Wlll Be found
in the second edition of alss AIkeEs pam
phIet ou eCQu- -aaFated Attention. u4a
ready. far ais zt Ers-. AMOS. 3 Uul1a square
Eaa TaEE.