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The daily critic., 1890-09-15
PETS OF FAMOUS MEN.
The Fondness Many OF Them Mani
tested for Dumb Creatures,
Fq0ns FIdd h ciia7q8 Ngr,-

rested Tor bnmn NrentureEs
Fagas Ftf,d in cfhaq8 Nstrs.
A volume could be filled with inter
estinq narratives Of the fondness mani
tested by famous men and women for
pets among dumb creatures Robes
pierre, the bloodiest Of wretches, hai a
genuine passion for doves and pigeons.
Sir Isaac Newton dallied with q pet
poodle; Dick Whittiugton's cat is i'm.
mortal: Addison confessed to a love for
birds. and so did Victor Hugo land
some Of Hupo's sweetest lyrics are of
birds); Scott enjoyed dogs as much as
Goethe (the heartless creaure) hated
them Bismarck, too. Is an enthusiastic
dog fancier; the British queen makes
pampercd pets of Jersey cows; one of
our eX Presidents Is devoted 10 poultry.
Henry Irving's constant attendant Is
foxhound; Modieska used to carry two
net aligatOTs with her. Sarah Bern
hardt become devoted to p tiger whelp;
Gladstone wept like q child when his
famous parrot died. Stoddard, the poet,
is devoted to a little blind terrier
Julian Hawthorne has q pet crow aud a
hawk that dwell IN harmony together;
Alexander loved his horse as madly as
many men at the present time love that
most faithful Of brute servitors; George
Francis Train feeds sparrows, and,
when he visited Carlsbad many years
ago, Schiller used 10 wander beside the
Tepl and throw bread crumbs to the
perch and trout in that pretty stream;
Watts had a pet magpie which he tried
Tor many years 10 break Of the vice of
stealing; Father Proui petted chickens,
and John Wilson dotted on the horse;
James HoEg had always a dog with
him, and so did HoCarth and Reubeus:
Sam johnson avOwed a prediction for
cats, so did Goldsmith and so did Leigh
Hunt; Ouida has a parrot, and Hannah
More was as fond of her bullfnch as
Harriet Martineau was Of her purring
tabby. When he was a tailor in Teu.
nessee Andy johnson made much Of a
pet coon, and General Grants favorite
was stanch saddle horse Beecher
loved canary birds; the charming wife
Of eX President Cleveland became much
attached 10 a marmoset. the same robin
has nested in Whiuier's orchard for
many years. The late Henry Grady of
Georgia had 40 exceeding fondness for
Newfoundland Dogs Patti has a mon
strous St. Bernard, and Aimee used TO
carry miniature terrier with her on
her tours. And so the list might be ex.
tended column after column. One Of
the prettiest little books for children Is
Grace GrCenwood's History Of My
Pets, and the child is to be pitied who
has not wept over the touching story Of
Rab and his friends.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
A TRIO OF FALLrY GIRLS
Quaker CITY Police Records show p
strange Grouping of crime.

strange Grouping of crime.
From ns FHVe7,Ipti1 Pfcorf.
Police cases often move by threes
with u.s. remarked q park guard yes
terday and then he told how frequent
il was THO Of drownines to succeed
one another or for the same unlucky
ruu her 10 measure other disasters.
Within q week recently said he,
there were found within the park
three hardened young girls whose ca
recrs were probably not far dissimilar
and might serve as n warning.
On August 26 a young girl was ar
rested She had been lOunging about
for some days, and was closely watched
Upon the date above mentioned the
CAPTAIN Of the Guard thinking her race
was about run. had her brought iu anl
sent 70 the almshouse. She used 20 Get
behind bushes of Girard avenue and
apparently watch the street cars as
though anxiously looking for some one
She was lying asleep on a bench when
arrested, her hat, wrap and pocke!book
being on another bench some distance
away She was apparently l6 years Of
age, and 10 is probable a case Of obstet
lies will eusue.
On the EJth girl about IL was found
asleep in a wagon under a shed. where
she had probably been lying all that
day-it was p. m when she was dis
covered-and al the previous night
Her flesh was very cold, and she was
wrapped in a blanket and hurried to
Blockley. a few days afterward
young man called to make inquiry. He
said he made the acquaintance of the
girl in Hartford County. Nd. He saw
her In the park, and went home TO OBJ
tain clothing for her from his mother
and sister, and when he returned the
girl was gone. His story was given no
CredenCe.
On September a Girl was found in
the thickets with three young men.
She was bcastly drunk but her com.
panions managed 10 escape for the time
being. They were subsequently brought
in on warrants. The father Of the girl
was sent for the following morning, and
upon being told the circumstances he
burst into tears and remained uncon.
solable for some time, The girl had
insisted upon being Is years old Her
father said she was 10, but she plunged
into a reckless, hardened life.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
FINANCIAL AND COHHERCIAL.
Washington stoek Exchange.


Miscellaneous Bonds - %. s. Electric
2i, 6's, 100, ". & a. X. n 1910 6is,
k'33'23, lQ3 ~ & g Convertible, 6s,
-, Masonic Han Assn, SIS, o IS95, l07,
Wash. Market Co., Isl Mort, 5's, !l0;
Wash. Market Co, Imp, 6'sl llj; IHPd s
seaboaTd Co. 6's1 g 1887 =, Wash. It,
fauuyi pa rs, 1904, yE Wash. Gas Light
Co, Ser A, 6's, l,6; Wash Gas Light Co,
Ser. b, 6's, ll6l, Hygienic Ice Company, lEt
MoIt.l g, -; American Security and
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Wash
ngt0n, $50, Sauk of Republic, -i5; Metro
poItau, eco, Central 2T0, Secpud, 200;
Farmers and Mechanics, Isl; Citizens
lu35 Columbia, lu3. Capital, ll3. West
End s5, Traders, l21, Lincoln, II6.
Railroad stocks - Washington and
Georgetown, -, Metropolitan, ld0s Co
lumbia, 81; Capitol and North u Street,
t0, lexington aud soldiers Home IS,
GeoTgetosu and lenuaLytowl, 81 Bright
Hood, -.
Insurance stocks-Firemen's, 45, Frank
In, IS; Metropolitan l5, National Union
bal lG5, German American, ll5, Potomac,
5l, kiEEs, IS, Peoples 5, Lincoln, ,.
Title Insurance st0cks-keL Estate
Litlg, l-9i Columbia Title oti Washington
Title, -
Gas aud Electric Light StoCks-W asliuE-
tlu Gas, -, Georgetown Gas, ass %. 81
Electric Light, 1885
Telephone sE0eks-FeLusylF ylFaIia, -5
Chesspeake aud Potomac, o7i American
Gaphophuue, lG
hlsgeIlaI eCus SIlC ks.- " Washington Har-
ket Co, lG,t Washington Brick Machine
Co.. ales Great Falls Ice Co. Z1ui Bul
Kun Panorama Coz ~; National safe De-
pusIt, 40, Washington safe Deposit l-j
Washington Loan aud Trust CO., 4i Ma
Security and Trust Co, 52 LiucoIp HalL
-, Hgglelic Ice Co, - llLer-Qe1al
Building Co...
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
The CoroneIIs Keport.

Coroner d. C. Patterson to-day sub
mitted his annual report 10 the Com
missioneTs. The report shows that SO
deaths occurred during the year Of
which 423 were cOlOTed There were
10 suicides. IS homicides, s infant
cides aud 361 from disease. OF the
latter 81 we're from zymOtie diseases,
9S constitutional, l53 local, A develop
mental, l47 violence, ~ still birth aud
S unknown. The c0rOuer's estimate
for the official year ending June Sd,
1892 includes g 900 for the C0rOneF's
salary, 81 900 for contingent expenses
Of bis department and $500 for the
support Of the m0rgue.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
NOT HARn r0LEARN.
The Ca0E tho BicyoI, and the smart
Auuug Tourist
INN n T11 WIT7I-

From Hl -gq1 HfqK
j spose ifIsb 'd try 10 ride that
machine I'D break mv blamed neck 30
said a oawky looking follow sitting on
the dry goods box in front of q country
store be looked at The bicycle which
o city whggIman 0n tour had leaned
against The hiiching rack. preparatory
90 irquirirg f0r bottle Of soda pop.
NO you wouldn't replied the
uicyclcr wiukine at the byslanders
.lts the easiest thing in the world to
do. Anybody can ride one of these
machines Of he only thinks so.
II want i0 know" exclaimed the
gawky- y-I00bing youth. Dye think !
could stay On it &C I got ong'
II know you could
An make her go?'
'Of course
"Slo, You're iryin 10 fool me,
Don't you want TO try itg'
And the tourist in knickcrbOckers
winked slyly once moreat the interested
spectators
How do you keep from f3liin of the
darned thing2'
IAN you've to dois 10 climb on, start
1t going and keep going. Take 1t out
and get on.
The gawky chap climbed down from
the dry goods box, shut up his jack
knife and nut it in his pocket. took
hold Of The bicycle awkwaully, and
trundled IL out to the middle Of the
road.
1T isn't quite az good a one as I've
cot at home, be said, as he mounted it
and started down the road at a raltling
pace, "hut I can follow directions on It.
/ can start It and keep It going It's
only four miles 10 the next town. IU
be waiting you at the pump Good by. -
Ard the smart young tourist IN
knickcrbockers trudged after him on
foot
The daily critic., 1890-09-15

VTrANTEU-GOOD WOMAN FOR GEN
w cral homework: references required
Apply to SD E str W. 1885
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
A Dream oI - Momen.

TeHuysOn, in his exquisite poem, dreams
of a long procession Of lovely women Of
ages past, This is an very we'll, but the
laureate would have done the world a
greater service, II be had only told the
women Of tie present how they could i'm
prove their health aud enhance their
charms. This he might easily have done
by recommending the use of Dr. PieTce's
FGyOHte Prescription Health IS the best
friend Of beauty, aud the iuuumerable Ills
20 which women are peculiarly subject, iJs
the rFayurlte Prescription walk hand IN
hand and are iuseparahle. 10 is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists,
aHdtT H plgitilC glgTuHtlC from the manu-
faCIuTeTs that it Wiu give satisfaction iu
every ease, or money viii be refunded.
THIS guarantee has been printed on the
h0ttle-WrppeT, and faithfully carried out
for many wears
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
HIs ReroIyer 90 am in TronhIe.

Yesterday afternoon Edward Dicker-
son and John King had a quarrel on
the corner Of Twelfth street and Yer
mont avenue. King became so excited
that he drew a revolver and threatened
10 shoot DickeTsOn. Officer Blaisdell
arrested him and put him IN a cell in
the Fifth street station, lie was
charged both with threats and carrying
concealed weapons.
In the Police Court to-day Il was
shown that King was a man of eX-
citable character, and that ne used the
pistol at house when he was a watch
man.
That was no reason for him % show
Il on the street as he did. said Judge
Miller Il will impose the lowest dne
permissible S25"
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
M. A. DAUPHIN,
SEW ORLEANS. Ia
Address Ee-i=t cred Letters containing clr-
EaleE .1
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANS,
NgW Orleans, "a.

HENENBEh -llt laa aaglsa- -l prizes
= gCABANTEED BY E1-R NATIONAL
BANKS at Sew Orleans ala taa -gElt5 EEa
-ll rE tHl president ol au r-..Hllal
whose chartered rights are recognized .l che
highest courts. t--la-a-e, beware gt I-l-l-
lions -E anonymous schemes
REMEMBER taat sls present charter ag
tH= Louisiana state Laerl-g 60. wd|eH tas
SUPREME COURT 1FEHE UNITED STATES
Has decided ~ be- a CONTRACT win tas
STATE l- Louisiana and uarl u .Ha Cgnar.ra-
a-E q. me state puEs NlT zAEIRE usILL
JANUARY 1895 E.l Legislature 20 L.l-
isl-la- Hll-l -il-ll-4 ll r-a l.-l ll July
b l Faar la7 ordered ll aGHFpM zsp
~ -ae Constitution . rla state ae gt-
--el % che lsqaa AZ eIH.llu u
WHICH W.l carry -aa eaaELgr u tte LOgIsI-
ana LOTTERY COMPANY ug to tha year
HINEIEES HUNDRED AND NINETEEN.
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chief Of the Eastern Division, testified
that in bis division no fayoHtism had
been shown TO Captain Lemon, or any
other person be would have known II
had It occurred.
j.. r.. Van Mater, Dr. Ingram aud
Examiner ButteFfeld gave evidence 20
the same effect
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
u Would DO Ilettor.
- ~ - - n.LnI.L

IT0U no NVV I0TI UlTITI
Minister-Will you keep this woman
IN sickness and In health so long as you
both shall live3
BaekWOods BTldegroom-LoOkee hur,
preacher, wouldn't Il be better ter
promise ter keep 'er IN lots o grub inslid
o. sicknessF
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
Kate Growa Fncetinn.

Nate FIf'Fs WasAiHg'ot.
Itrcminds me Of our Irish friend who
tried to tell of on his fingers the four
friends at his sisters wake Mike
MaCinnis was wan, and the two
O'Lcary's was two, and Barney Flynn
was three-now, who was the other
wan 2"
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
what Is Really Needed.

FTDf7 Wt IITT0ITF1 UIIT7IT.
The use Of gentian Is recommended
as a cure for blushing. But n careful
investigation fails to disclose any gen.
eral need for such a specific. If some
bentGcient herb could be discovered
which will cure the disease of not blush
ing II might be found to be of great use
In political and financial circles.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
-. - FaanI. J

The temperance people Of the District
need not be alarmed at the seemingly
large number of liquor licenses granted
by tLe Commissioners. MANY of them
are not new licenses but merely trans
feIs from one place Of business %
another which already has q license,
aud granting 0l such transfer does MOI
III course Increase the number
saloons.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
Very EvciusIvo rotatoes.

from Nlt NfN 1Nfh NttAtys
Mrs. Fourundrcd Go her stewarD-I
ihlnk this charge for new potatoes IN
the bin outrageous.
Steward lapologotcally) - Please
mum, they was raised hon Ward Nc
Allister's farm, mum. They his very
heXClusive potatoes, mum.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
Dealing itOut DlscrestIy.

Facetious Culprit-Gimme he dose
gently, Yer Honor. ] have heart dis
ease and the other judge often dazes
me-
His Hon0r-I shall apply Tor bis re-
moEal from The bench. You desc ye
thirty al the very least
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
InspselsE EalaIsIss E.lImatsa.

Inspector Of Buildings EutWisle has
submitted the following estimates for
the year ending june 80, 1882 EX
penses Of the Inspector Of Buildings
Office, including salaries aud incidental
expenses, $12. 163 so; Repairs t0 school
buildings, $50 GOO police station 500
GOO IRE engiue houses. S35 600 market
house, 81 000; hay scales. $3.50 Police
Court 5000 District Building, $500
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
Ihe OIh. OId r.cn.e.

From ne So. L0His RpHHe.
While the surgeons are picking the
shot out Of Senator Quay, Congressman
Kennedy Is being forced 10 the pitlful
eXpediCnt Of pretending that he went
OF without knowing he was loaded
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
Just Her Luck.

Fr0m ne FARaislDAia Tlnts,
do you think marriage Is a failure,
JennieY"
u regret 10 say that up 10 the present
] haven't had a chance 10 find out.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
A Matter Of Time
H0m fLs FgIr5.

How long has your daughter beea
pIacucing on the piau0g' TO be eX-
act she began one month before
our neighb0F went crazy, and he's
been IN The asylum q year
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
A nIscnverN-

Ff0m ne Dallas lTsrI0 Mems.
In large families Il has been found
that the olive branch Of peace is not equal
to The well matured hickory yeaTling.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
a slEInkI1s -

rflHl AIFHsrf hlelLF-
" bats Ihisf That's your con
densed milk But ordered a quart
that's no quart Yes it is It's con
dlnsed quart
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
HeginnIng Well.

Fr0m ne PhRlis'phiI Times
If, as some say, II IS great mis-
fortune 10 be born rich, a considerable
crowd of us have certainly a good
foundation 10 start IN on.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
So Was bacon.

From ne So. Plai P0HsfT Tgsss
Ignatius Donnelly declares that he
was IAN eminent man before the Farm.
Crs' Alliance was born. 50 was
ShakCspeare.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
From EuEIaud.

lie Eas from flr on England
AuIIovel with VOWS l -.Els.
All while De dropped BIS ~ls
hly, -he maiden dropped her eyes,
-l4GLe. ~ 4#HHE.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
a van EachauEe

trlrl tHs tUtIH#fe L.ge.tHr-
The ancient C1qlelle % q fdeui,
Do you knoW ia be willing % give
ten years Of ny Ifs C I vas twenty
ytaH younger
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
seeIng 10 DInerenee.

From ne FhRqdflphi1 Times.
Another difference between an eye
glass and a glass.eye is that while one
Is supposed TO be seen through the
nIleT Is not
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
me Eneot OF Habit.

From ns FHfgsHae B'Istsr
Sailor 10 passengers on ocean steamer
formerly q railway conductor.
step lively, please All ont for
America.
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
PRoPosALs

DBOPOsALs FOR ASPHALT PAEENEST
ana Fu8tWul ks.-uaiee uf Public BI.
MRs and Grounds, War Department, Wash
uEtOu. D. a., sept 20, lssQ Sealed PROPOSE s.
iu durlrate VIII BE- received an this 1llHH
until neon SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ~
lsso, f1r constructing -l9g yards, more p
less, ~ a-p halt pavement, 4,llJ square }lfl :
F7s RgFs rsS9rI5s 2I less @ s845 asg44I vsfi @ n5l aaa
or less, Of asphalt walks iu ne pub
grounds. Attention is invited % Aels q. Cal-
EUess approved February 4i, ls-a Hld Eenra
ans 3, l,st, vol 3a page $50, and sol -i page
flA statutes an Large. Forms and specifics
llans can 1e obtained az ta.s once ta-
United states reserves tAerl-lL % reject -f
aad an proposals. 0 Il ERNST C1-lle. y
s. Army -sl-,l
DROPOsALs FOR FUEL-U. S. COAST
II and Geo1etie survey once, ~ asl.l-.1.l.
september 8 tsil sealed proposals W.. l#
HHL ESDAH SEPTEMBER Is, ls31 ana
opened Immediately thereafter il tla pres
aLge OF bidders ilr furnishing tH1 nuu.UH|
El4 thirty l tons best quality AHl.. E-.
Furnace Coal tea lg tons best quality
Ash stove Coal seven 90 yIlis best gl.
lluE Wood sawed once. alI LWa
best quality body Hickory Wood sawed .H.a.
ile fuel ta te delivered subject tl che
visions lt section a-li ri Ela Revised -rI
ul ila United states, and stored lu ala
el i-.r ai.lEr Awards HlI Ul IaIar
item, 20 tla best bidder igr each le
tAe rEll le reserved @ reject ans ar 4a n-
ana % waive alT defects Forms .-"
tNHals WIl HH furnished HE auUli HI#... ..
once Envelopes tu De- llaur-ed -.l.
t.E Flt.- ana addressed fu tHa -gHHr
eul ll zoe Coast tul lseuleLlH survey " #-.
lH--lH. ID. g.. a. C. MEADEAlaLL-
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wANrrn-Hrnr.

NNANTEU-GooD WOMAN FOR GEN
w eral homework; references required
VVTANTED-TWO WHITE SERVANT
w Woman tO cook. wts1 and IRONS Young
woman ss nurse for p children. and velrt
old. tu eu 90 Naval Academy. AfpIy -lIR
yNrANTEu- GOOD COOK. GERMAN pRE-
w itrc1. Apply az dlu- tara 81 agi y
NNrASrEr-A WHITE W1vAy r1 ID
w general IHueCwurk, refer n.e require p
Anp.y az iiel i.h atnw
NXrANTED-wUrTF WOMAN no COOK
w and DO general ho1slnlrE Cali o..
--l % ~.
NVTANTEU-A FBsrgLAss glLD DllN.
w must Do mall washing and iaF d. u'.l..
can after 6o % M ii8 llth 81 NV. Nt
N4rANTEu- HONEST WHITE
w g'ri fur general huu.cw0rE iu -us. Sam.
iys miles irum city. AH.r.s, stating
WAGES expected, W. Z. lklihER. LeH.ls.
w ANTEu-1 SERVANTS SIS COOK
w 0rd IIrrirgss. The other 1- chamber
maid and waitress lr.H.re ~ Nsf 20
w ANTED-A NEAT COLOREO WOMAN
w fo COOK and DO I.gtt u1st.u. .u small
iamlIY, also a boy about 81 Jog The hlusei
ED-sIrCATIONs.
w ANTED-BY A AREsPECrABLE WHITE
w girl place as Chamhermaid. Address
~. Lnl- Ll-Le, Ll.-L
NNTANTED-BY 4 GOOD WHITE GIRL.
w q situation as Ch3mhermaid; willing O.
assist at other work Address 4. =. O., this
office. 12H
ITTANTEr-BY RESPECTABLE, EXPgRt.
w cuCcd white cook, a situation iu private
itmily Address or Inquire 40 1927 18Th q
TANTFB-SITUATION BY AN ENGLISH
w waitress IN a private family. Address
w Gi' 81 i2.3t
wv ANTED-S UATION BY a GERMAN
w woman az drst.Class pastry cook. either
IN hotel or private family; ls also goo meat
sHoEMAKFR ea Pierce 81. li,3t
NNTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl place as nurse or Chambermaid
tall or address 62S q stn W. ii,3.
IATANTED-BY REsPBCTABLEC COLoRED
w girl, a situation as Chambermaid. call
on address ~ 2 q We ll3t
VHyANTED--BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w girl, situation as chambcrmait or
waitress IN private family, call or address
loLiberiy q, bet i2ib, 18Th, w and Boundary.
WANTED BY RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Cirl, situation az ChJmbctmald in hotel
OF rrlvatc family AddIess Y This oilice.
NHTANTED-B BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w man, place as frst-class cook or walter
in private family or tO3rdinghUuse. Call
lii2 x 81 ~ W. ~ t
w ANTED-BY REspECTABLECp CpLORED
w woman, q place ne cook OF chamber
n aid Apply 4f} Ridge 81. ii,3t
IJTANTED-BY EXrERtENCED TEACHER
w position for coming session; best ref
erenCcs. Address Miss LUCY BAKER, Stra'.
ford, Wesimorelani county, va. ii.3t
NTANTED--BY AN INDUSTRIOUS AND
w respectable e0l1red gIrl, q situation as
nurse on chambermsid IN frstCass private
family Call 1898 10th stuw. ii,3t
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LOST AND FoUSD.

( IN REWARD-LOsT- SETTING FOR A
NJV combination ring aud pin. Er90uish
stone surrounded bv diamonds, Above ra.
Ward % returned TO ARLlN5ION HOTEL. %
/ OsT-MONDAY AFTERNOON, POCKET.
II book containing card case, sum OF
money railroad passes and papers OF I'm
ptrtaunc 20 owner, Liberal reward Will be
paid fer its return 10 this oniCe. i0 @
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and first
class laniiorshlp, So the POST BUILDING,
for rent at low rates 70 hrstclass tenants.
Arrly to sT1LsoN uUTCuINs, 90 Post
Building, or FRANK MAGURE, sup5rin
.rdprt
The daily critic., 1890-09-15

1--WE DO hereby certify that wo supervise
the Arrangements for on the Monthly AMI
SemlAnnual Drawings OF the Louisiana state
Lottery Co, and IN person manage and C1u-
troll the Drawings themselves, and that tho
same are conducted with honesty. fairness
and IN good faith toward al parties and wo
authorize the company tOusC this certificate
with fac-similcs of our signature attached,
fu lfe advertisements. .r
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
Personal

NOV Is TIE TINE. VIZ WILL PAY
IN "b.g money for Eauts drst-Cias- see
Cnd hand clothing. address or call 81
JUsTH's OLD STAND. Jl8 ID st. b. ~
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COnNIssIONER o. DEEDs

~ s. BUNDT, COMR or DEEDs FUR ALL
- States aaa Territories, .5s -. sTer ggg.
Gas Hal-
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nor RENT-9l9 N Y AVE. LARGE, sD
E floor rooms, furnished IT uuIuwlshcI;
also % door back, with piazza on each t00T,
nice hall room southern exposure; refer
ences exchanged. 11t
The daily critic., 1890-09-15
UN RE CED ENTED
ATTRACTION
Over a Million
DISTRIBUTED.
La. S. |.
Louisiana State Lottery Co,

Incorporated by the legislature Tor eIuea.
tioual and charitable purposes and .ts fran
ch Sc made uart Of tie present state Con
stItutlon iu 1879, by am OVERWHELMING r1ru-
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