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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-15
An UNUSUAL STEP.
The Pope Has Summoned the Eng
IIsh bishops 60 Rome.

LONDON. Oct. 15.-The Star an
nouHces that Archbi-hOps Logue,
Walsh, Croke and Macevilly have
been summoned by the Pope TO
Rome In the early part Of next year.
The Star says this Is an unusual,
significant step. IL Is believed that
the summons are issued in cOnnec-
ton with the Irish political situa-
ton and kindred subjects The
archbishops and bishops are now de-
liberRting. IL is probable they will
soon issue a series Of resolutions
with reference 10 Irish Affairs.
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A RELIGIOUS nrARcEL
Between Two Policemen I'm ChieR-
10 Ends An a shooting.

CHICAGO, Oct. l5.-Police Officer
Junge was shot and, II is believed,
fatally wounded, by a brother officer
at three O'Clock this morning.
Junge got into an argument with
the officer, Tom Maiden, about
religion. Maiden accused Junge
Of belonging to the United Order
Of Deputies, which is supposed TO he
an anti-Catholic society. One word
brought on another until Junge
struck Madden with his club When
the latter drew n pistol and shot
Junge In the left side above the
heart. After the shooting Madden
disappeared and has not yet been
arrested.
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Amendments.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1j.-The Pre-
sident made following appointments:
ID. Gvoghegan, Register Land office
at Vancouver, Wash; George Bry-
ant, receiver Of public money, Los
Angeles, Cal; ThOs. NJ. Starr, re-
ceiving public money, Haily, Idaho;
Charles c. Warner, Agent for In
dians Of Nevada agency, Nevada;
David Wade Matthews, Agent for
Indians klamoth agenry, Oregon.
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THE NATI0NALISTS.
The Whereabouts OF Dillon and
0'Brien Not Known For
Certain.
ONE POLICEMAN SHOOTING An
OTHER IN CHICAGO
The Pope Is Thought TO Have Some-
Thing 70 Say on the Irish
QUESTION!
By Telegraph to the NEws.I
TIE LOST xATIosALfSrs.
They arc thought 20 be In Pnris,
But no one Knows

Pans. Oct. Lila Prose- says:
Dillon and O'Brien after their flight
from Tippefary took passRge OH n
sailing vessel and landed at Lac sur
Mar on the coast Of Normandy last
SanHay: They passed ffs hiSht at
the residence o. R1falovicl,, hank
er whose daughter L the wife "a
OsBrieu. Monday they came TO
Paris; thence they prOceedsd 20
RafalOvich,s country house az Gii,
ia tine aenartuent OF Seine-et-Oise
and returned q Paris last night.
Their address in the city = secret.
II news are received from America
favorable to the Irish mission 10 that
country, they will start for New
York at the end OF the week. IL il
becomes manifest that IL is their
intention 10 remain In Paris, the
government will request them to
leave.
Rumors are IN circulation that
Rahalovich and members Of his
family declare that Dillon and o.
Brien have not been in France
and assert that they have sailed for
America.
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The uexieans Reeomm.uaIt n.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. l5.-The Sec
rotary Of State has received a dis
patch from Minister Ryan at the
City Of Mexico announcing that the
Mexican republic will adopt recon-
meudatiOns for an international
American conference with regard
TO uniform system Of weights and
measures.
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Convention OF Engineers.

PITTsTURG, Oct l5.-The twenty
seventh annual convention Of the
international Brotherhood Of L.
connective Engineers assembled this
morning, Grand Chief Engineer
Arthur presiding. There was n
large attendance Of delegates. Every
division in the organization was
The entire day was
devoted TO calling the roll, receiving
credentials and perfecting organiza-
tons The convention will be in
session at least two weeks and will
not get 0own to business before Fri
day.
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Arrested ON suspicion.

New YORK, Oct. 15.-Jack Nc
Auliiie, the prize fighter, was ar
rested today and brought to the
corDner's Office, charged with the
death Of his wife Kate. He was
paroled in charge Of a detective to
await the result Of the autopsy.
The autopsy showed that Mrs.
McAulife died from heart disease.
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The Cholera
rne rinnerar, Trial.

CoNsrANIISOPLE, Oct. 10. -
Deaths from cholera at AleppO
average hfty 5==.i-s
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

EoR yERY DESIRABLE LANDS
Both Agricultural and Gra..nx. IN
Northern Chihuahua. rear Colony pla.
For fun particulars. apply 10 DxsIaar
NEWS o1ee. or W. Derby johnson, Js..
oaioay pis=. csntoa esisasa. chihu.A...
hsxses. S.kr..
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NORNoSs AND GESTILEs.

The Mormons are known as the
Peoples Party and all opposed 70
them as the Liberals. There are
republicans apd democrats in both
OF these parties. II Is probable that
a majority-though not n large one
ia my opinion-of the Mormons
would affiliate with the democrats.
A reason for this Is found in the
legislation which many Of them
feel to be unnecessarily severe,
passed and vigorously enforced by
the republicans. a large minority
OF the Mormons, however, are out
spoken republicans. Prominent
among these are the descendants
and family OF Joseph Smith, the
founder Of the Mormon Church.
Utah has very large wool anu min
ing Interests, aud this fact makes
many Of our people protec-
tionists, and, Of necessity, re-
publicans. Probably forty per
cent OF the Mormons would vote
with that party. In Wyoming n
large majority OF those who were
not DISTINGUISHED voted the repub-
lican ticket. | have no doubt that
the greater part OF the Gentiles In
Utah would be republicans. 1 am
Of the opinion that II Statehood
we're given US today both parties
would have an equal chance 10
carry the State. Salt Lake City
and Ogden are our chief cities.
Both are controlled by the Gentiles.
The majority Of theft population,
men, women and children, are
but the Gentiles have q
much greater per cent Of voting
Strength In these cities the Gen. |
lies have OF late years been largely |
augmented by immigration from |
'ther parts Of the country, ami they |
ave nov obtained full possession |
( the municipal governments
W. r. HISNAN. !
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17
high SCHOOL CADETS DRILL


The Exhibition witnessed by "A Large
Number Of Persons.
The High School Cadets gave bat
TALON drill and dress parade last evening
upon the plaza in front of the Arlington
Hotel which was Witnessed by several
thousand persons, who frequently I'D.
plaudcd the cvolutions of the young
men, who displayed considerable eff.
cheney In military tactics Among those
who occupied one Of the balconies of
the hotel were the District Commits.
sioners, Superintendent Powell Trus.
tees Ross and Whclpey, General Ord.
way DR. Lane, principal of the High
School, and Captain Ross. the drill
master Of the cadets.
The cadets were escorted to the parade
ground by the Marine Band. On street.
near the Normandie they were drawn up
and Major Lawyer called up the com.
missioncd officers Of Company &, which
won the prize In the recent competitive
drill, and presented to each Of them on
behalf of the company gold medal
The drill lasted about an hour.
Upon returning to the High School
building they were congratulated by
Principal Lane and number Of
speeches were made. The drill was q
most creditable one and greatly apprc.
ciaicd by the many who witnessed Il.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17
NOR sehool nav. Endoh

Metropolitan A. NJ. l.. Church was
packed last night on the occasion of the
annual commencement of the Normal
aud High Schools of the Seventh and
Eighth divisions On the platform
were Commissioner Douglass. Trustees
Cornish and Thaycr, Revs. Walter II.
Brooks j W. +. Bowen, Rush r.
shiprcn, A. ID. Mayo. W II. smith
aud John H. Brooks, superintendent
Powell and Cook There were four
oraiions VIZ National Aid tn Flu
cation, w II. Dawley. ir.. The In.
fucncc Of the Teacher ]. M. Fac-
tion Inheritance of the American
Youth, +, H. Stewart, and the March
Of Mind. NJ G Lucas. An essay.
Looking Forward, was read by Miss
nj. +. Brooks, and Miss S. w. Brown
delivered the valedictory. Commits
sionet Douglass conferred certificates
OF graduation upon a large number
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

The closing exercises Of the Misses
Iifcys school took place yesterday Al
l456 Corcorln street IN the presence Of
a large number Of visitors. Especial
mention deserves % De made Of me
dialogues Taking the Census by
Miss Marie Fechet ana Master Thomas
Williamson and True Charity. Is
the Misses Sue Young. Ada Locke. Lily
King EVy Groves Eliza Preston ana
Bessie AleChesueY Refreshments aad
dancing followed the close of the ex
HTefeas
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Schedule IN Eject June 10. 1890.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and street
Fon CmcAGo and Northwest. Ve,tibuled
a6 !, pa express daily ll.5O m, express
FoR tlNciNSATr, 81 louis and INDIANAPOLIS.
cXI rcss daily. $50 and II 81 u mi
ron PiITsHuUg and Cleveland. express daIIr
MaQ a. NJ and $40 . m.
var dsi LttN l .',i and points IN the shena
ron " NChEsrEB and way Stations n 40 nm
For lyUAY 1880 and Is 90 nm.
ron bALriM0RE, week days 4Os, 500. B.g5
~ ''.9, 600 f5mlnutesl. $50, 0 30 ut0O,
l-tV, fl'mlnuicsl e m, t2.i0. 2,fh ~ sD IS.
minutes @ IS Is mlnutesl Is. t.2j. 40 I. al
49,, 20 inlnultsl $50 Guu. 6.l5, ~ f0
sf2 80 Pc, 1870, and it3o p m. sundays,
80 Z. ~; t.30, $50 ESQ m, u2O0, t5.mln.
titsD lo9, s.i5, ESQ 45.mnutes) l25. 4el
80 ~ ~ ~ 56 l2nlnnte'l COO 6,15, 6a0, 40,
foR Way STATIONS between Washington and
altlmofS 5u0 Gas. SO a m, IL 10, 3e5, iI3.
80 80 ii,ag z ~ sundays, s. 30 a IA. 100,
.,a - fas, b.eut ll.3l D, M.
IEAlhs LEAyE hAlrINoFE for Washington.
Wei days, SEQ, $50, $50, 2 IS, 90, 500,
30. $50, $50, 900 10 10. 10 10 and II 05p 5'T'
sunday 2 80, t.lA, 3 30, IS. go 10 20, 10 s.
a{m9; 30 zoo o5 2 20, % as, 800, go, zoo,
t.59 $50, $50, 100 ID. 20 and II .01pm
ron AAAAFoLIs. 1888 and $50 a m II 10 and
80 n. SUNDAYS, 80 a m, t.83 m.
~
fqh STATIONS on the Metropolitan Branch.
sfstjosns s o8i1 N m ~ no For principal
ron IochNiLtE and Way stations tl85 3 n.
ron 6AiTuEB-HURG and intermediate points.
49, siVg' filu0 q M 100, 1900, s535,
pm. NV
CiuEca train leaves Washington on sunday
~ I,Io N; stopping al all stations ua Met
Fon lHEBEHIcK t5 30 ss.8 80, $3.50. tifsoa m
rsl'ii35, IS -, a 80 pm.
TRAINS arrive from Chicago daily AZ III IS m
aha - 2 NJ; from Cincinnati and Sd Louis
t.lu M 80 m daily
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
f9E New foRK, Trenton, Newark, r. j.. ana
Euza beth, n. j F4Ub. rs co. 1900 Ff3 IN "a
M $50, fi.a0 and 1850 .. ~ BUFFET parlor
saIs on an day trains Sleeping Car on me
10 ~ D. m open at 90 D m
FoH Pm ApELPuIA, s405, ts6O, 1000. $500
hoont - so f4.50, 90 rs and no So b. m
Fgs AEh ABhr Dbl Wilmington and Chester.
+lto, too a, m, #l200uoon. ss50. $50 Ms
and tl03U p. m.
For INTERMEDIATE points between Baltimore
at 49, ILlaaelplla- t3C0 aud 81 90a, m fl2l0,
TEAlss leave New York for Washington
800 ~. "a, '=to q. %, f5-0J m. aud
TEAIss leave Philadelphia for WasbiH.to7
t.t 80 tlo.l5, fll-a5 ~, tli0, 1851,
f3.s3, 't-s- p m-
-. = 1851. AttAr ta4A anu liNb ui.. l+ll
noon, ID 20 %. sundays 4u5 4 Ia ana
~ tU coon.
FOR BAY RIDGE
WEEK DAYS, al5 Mr. I30 i8l b Ia sun
days, a35 q a., J 3t 3 Is p a.
LEAFE bAl tIDeE- week days, Ggl. s. 10 m
sundays 500, q 90 b IN.
tLAcelt sunday. FDt4y. ssunday suIT.
Baggage called for and eheaa5d ff1nl
hotels and residences DE- Union Transfer Cl-
On orders Lett ~ tig.et Offices. 6i9 ana l35i
10. ave. guI al DEPOT
j = ubtLL CHAs, o sCULI
Gen Manager Gen. Pass AT
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

a bank caved inoa L street between
Twenty second ana Tweatythfrl
streets yesterday afternoon. and III
iurel q Ca.urgd Ia5olgf named George
etauglheH lie was treated n ne
Emergency Hospital and llea se4l
home.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

Deputy Attorney George W. Har,
desiy Of Pennsylvania, assisted By d.
" Pennington, secretary Of the Cab
met Of Baltimore. organized last night
the Columbia Assembly International
FTaienal Alliance. al the hall, 023 F
street northwest The officers are Her
man BaumsaTten speaker Frank HoHs
eN speaker b. BFuCkheimer, vice.
speaker Alexander kaufman. clerk
L. Aundeim, treasurer H. Reiizen-
stein j Cox and n Cohen. trustees
L. AogeL master of ceremonies. y
Cohen. coCFkeeper The Alliance has
forty eight charter members.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17
Houghton x Co.'s Unprecedented In
duCemeufs

The cheapest vet Just read their bargains
in furniture, OAK bureau. haI.fe4d. 1 wash.
stand, pair Of feather pillows. extra large
OAK table. inc reed chairs I wire mattress
all these serrice3hIc and desirable articles.
useiul every day for the small sum Of s31 JO.
Again they offer chairs and q six foot eya
tension table tor the surprising and uuprc.e-
dented price of $1,000. And AGAIN. can YOU
spare The small sum Of sila T0 SD. SEQ our e.
piece oak dining room suite. Go is daisy. and
the price is almost nominal
W. II. UOUsUrOy s. Co.
1918 81 1870 Il So ~ W.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17
THE SCHEnTZRN YRRRlE


/ Mr., Wolf VIII Represent DC in inter.
national Next Month
Hon Simon Wolf Will sail from New
York on The Hamburg lite steamship
Victoria Augusta for Europe on tho
10Th instant accompanied bv his wife
daughter and SON. The latter who re-
Gently received the degree of Bachelor
of Arts from Johns Hopkins Univer
sity, will conclude his studies in Berlin.
Mr.. Wolf goes as delegate Ia
the International Schculzcn Ncrrin.
which meets In Berlin from July 6 %
lo, Inclusive lie will take with him a
memorial Of The Washington Scheuizen
Nercin 70 the International Association.
IN the shape Of gold medal. valued al
500. The medal has on either side
the proflcs Of Washington and Steuben
and Tie American and German nlgs.
Mr Wolf will also act as the reprpsen.
taiive Of the Commissioners 90 visit
and report upon the condition and
workings Of the charitable and reforma.
tory institutions In the leading cities of
Europe
Sunday night last Mr.. Wolf was pre
sented with an easy chair by Elijah
Lodge No. 30 B'nai Birth Last
night he and Mr. Isaac T. Blounl were
the recipients Of banquet at Scheulzen
park, rendered by the ladies Of Rebecca
Lodge, ]. O. b. b Tonight Messrs.
Wolf, Blount, and Lansburgh. will be
banqueted by the Concordia Club. and
on Friday night the members of the
Saengerbund, accompanied by Donch's
band, will selenade Mr.. Wolf at his
residence, 1925 Fifth street northwest
Putting Torpedoes on Car Tracks.
The police yesterday arrested Guy
fNrV.wI avsa ri
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17
poubllne the prIes on Toe

The American lee Company ycster.
day raised the retail ptice Of ice, TO
small consumers, from half a cent a
pound to cent a pound and the price
% users Of large quantities from thirty
i've cents bundled pounds 10 seventy
cents, thus doubling the rates 10 All.
The companies refuse 10 contract 10
furnish ice the whole season for any
certain price The raise Is said 10 be
caused by the increased cost of shin.
ments. Outside The American Zee
Company, the other companies say they
have not raised the price but Il Is
likely that they viii follow suit. and
that an advance will be made shortly
u, Robert Portner,s, Vienna Cabinet Beer
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17
RAILROADS.
The Great Pennsylvania Route
70 the North. west and Snnthmest.

! To the North west and Southwest,
Double Track. Splendid Scenery.
! steel Rails. Magnificent Equipment:
In effect MAY Il, 1890.
/ Trains leave Washington, from station. cor.
nCr Of Sixth and B streets az follows:
| For P1rrsBuRe and the West. Chicago Limited
4 Express Of Pullman Nestibuled Cars AT
| 1880 m daily; Fast Line, $50 n m daily
| to Columbus and ST Louis, with Sleeping
! Cars from Pltsburg 20 Columbus; daily,
/ except saturday, TO Chicago, with Sleeping
/ Car Altoona to chicago. St Louis, Chicago
and and CINCINNATI Express, $50 ? m daily.
Sleeping Cars Harrisburg to St. Louis, Chi
faEo and Cincinnati, and Dining Car Har.
risburg to st. Louis. Western Express at
40 m daily, with sleeping Cars Washing.
tong TO Chicago and ST. Louis, connecting
daily at Harrisburg with through Seepers
for Louisville and Memphis Pacific Fv-
West, with through Sleeper to Fittsburp
and Pittsburg to Chi tgo.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR KANE Canandalgua, Rochester and nj.
~aEara taIls daily except sunday, $40 a m.
FoR ERIE, Canandaigua and Rochester daily;
Tor Buffalo and Niagara daily. except sat
nrday, 1000 2 m, with Sleeping Car Wash
FoP WuMANsroRr Lock Haven aud Elmira,
az ~ ~ m daily except sunday
For WuGtAMsroRT daily, 330p m.
For PHILADELPHIA, New York and the East
90 gQ0, 100 and ii.f0 m, 2,i0, BIS. A20,
$40, 1000 and tl.2O p m. on Sunday, 900,
lsfv p Us eslus dsl1, 48N. lUUO anu ii .2D m.
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor cars.
$50 m daily, except Sunday.
FOR NEW ORR ONLY, Limited Express with
Dining Car, 500 2. m, daily.
FOR PHILADELPHIA only, Fast Express g 10 a
N, weekdays, and 400 D m daily. ESpress
Sunday only, :. 20 pm.
For BosroN without change, Si5 p m every
FOR BRooKLrN, N. Y, all through trains CON
meet at Jersey City with boats Of BROOKLYN
annex, auording direct transfer TO Fulton
street. avoiding HnWbln fprrfatrn
New York CITY
Fog AT1ANTIo CITY, lao m weekdays,
FoR BAiTiNoRE, 6.35, =. 90 $40. 900 o,4o. tooo
1850 90 and lao q m, i2.0 %, 2.iO, 3i5, $50
4Oo, 420, 40, SEQ, $40, GOO 74o, 10 90 and
ill., m. on sunday, 900; 9o5, 1850, ii.i0
40, i00c sud II 20 y M Nv
FOR PORES CREEK LINE. z 20 a m and 490pm
daily, except Sunday.
FoR ANNAroLIs, 790 end coca m, 1905 and tso
pm. !" O''''' eA'ep' sunday sundays 40
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
In effect MAY II. 1890.
FoR htExANDRrA, $50, 635, 7.45, $40, o.45,
1870 m, 1900 noon, 2 O5, $3.50. AS. ass. 60f,
ouS, 1905 anil II 80 p m. ON Sunday al 490'
90 ''45' 10 n, m, $50, col, s.O2, aud 1905
AcconvcDA1" ron QuANrrco. ?. asa m and
- 800 m Y ek-days. as m SUNDAYS
FoR RICHMJ s. u and the SOUTH 4 10 and 10 ~ ~
n daily, accommodation ass m week.
TRAINS leave Alexandria for washington
600 ,05. 500, 9.tO, 1915, ii.O7, M: isl, 500
~, sl9 sos, 100 go, 1879 and u OS PIN.
105, 729, eco, and 1857 D M '''
Tickets and Information at the Office.
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
fennsylvania avenue. and at the station,
where orders can be left for the checking III
denCes. j. nj WOOD
CliASs Is. PJGH, General Manager,
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

Storage for Suvorware. TeweIrv. Uaces.
Fine Goods and valuables OF an Kinds.
charges moderate safe deposit boxes Tor
rent 40 the very lowest rates
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go 90 J r. Kelly Ninth street wing.
Centre Market and " l.. Market, Filth and
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17
THE DAILY CRITIC


Having had q great run on those e3s 1ar,1r
euu of sgven pieces. we turn our ado sutinu
~ baby carriages and refrigerator Many
VIII want them. and no family should, for
play embraces the newer STYLES, the best
makes and the lowest prices. The benefits
OF our credit system are always no tho dis.
posaI OF our customers Therefore. bring
what money You have and huy what you
want That Is The rule 40 Buddeu's Fnrni.
ture, Carpet and Stove Stores at l0 and 1l2
rfh street MORT hw+g4f
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

e Che undersigned BANKS aud h4nsers
Wlll pay an prizes drawn iu the Louisiana
STATE Lotteries which may he presented al
our counters:
81. WALhsIEY, Pres't Ia. Nat, Bank,
7. LANAJA. Pres't state Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres't n. o. Nat Bank.
CARL huHN, Pres't Union Nat Bank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
viii take place
All lHE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY, JULY q. Is40
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

ATai.Ioad accident occurred al Four
Aile Run in hIeiuiliu February. 1855.
whereby I " Jones and e. +. slew
ant two postal clerks were crippled
They sued for damages IN Tie Circuit
Court and the former received a YER
dict Of $4,000 and the latter one 81
SO eco The Court 10 Blng yesterday
through judge HagHeF, affirmed the de-
clsion- The roads who are held re-
sponslble aTe Tie Pennsylvania. BaItl-
more and Potomac Aiexandr4 and
y ashlngtoH Alexandra and Fred
eTieAsbars and tle Virginia Midland.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

REMEMBER t4zt tie payment Of Prizes
. lLAEAAl Eho hl FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS q Res Orleans. aud the tickets are
signed y tle President 81 au institution
whose chartered rights ars recognized lu lla
highest courts. I4sratqre, beware 81 all IIl-
taIaus or aHaHF nous schemes"
EEAhA hkE That the SUPREME COURT
OF NIB MIL STATES has decided tlat
tla LQuIHiala et-ir Lottery Co. las CON
DQEs not EXPIRE GAIIL JANUARY q
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

The following from the Baltimore
Sun will be news 10 a great many per.
sons In the city, although there Is no
doubt but what IL Is true.
While no announcement of the fact has
as yet been made there is no doubt that
sullivan Is considering the advisability of
releasing ehortstop Gleason. Gleason has
heeh rather a weak batter for some time
past. Ills batting has been poor, and his
heldlug errors Ia nearly every game PLAYED
have been exceedingly costly. In SUNDAYS
game be allowed several Of the Whining
ton men % reach first before he could get
the ball there, and played sOloosely through
OUT that Manager Ted made no attempt 10
conceal hls dissatisfaction Sullivan's
action ~ the matter viii depend largely
upon HE ability 10 get a good man for
Gleasou's place.
The only trouble viii Dc In getting a
man 10 OIL GleasOu's place At present
there are few short stops In the country
our Of an engagement. and it Is well
uieh impossible 10 get one. Washing
ION has always been sadly deficient In
not having good short fielder. and no
change ought % be made In that posi-
ton until il is certain the club Is right
Gleason throws poorly, but he usually
gets hls man and The playing that was
Gone SUNDAY IS no criterion by which
% Judge q man for the grounds were in
horrible shape and good delding vas
en-. OF tie question
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

A1aEe hez tered Letters containing mr.
lelly o.
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANE.
NeW Orleans IA.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

The shamTocks have recognized for
tle season and would like % hear from
all teams whose members are under hi
years az age Address II Donovan.
46lIO street northwest
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

Putting Torpedoes on Car Tracks.
The police yesterday arrested Guy
Ourand and Fred. Duffy for placing
Illuminating caps and small torpedoes on
the car tracks
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

Via better leer a. yaa aaat Chan Port
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

Robert Portuer's, Vienna Cabinet Beer
sill always stand the test for purity.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
In effect MAY H. fsQo

FoR ALEXANDRIA, 40, 6.35, 7.45, $40. 4s.
100 m, 1901 noon, O5, $50. g. IS. 455. 8 oil
su2 1905 anil II 80 p m. on Sunday al 4.90'
90 v.4o, 10 ~, m, go, col, SOP, aud 10 los
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-17

Double Track. Splendid Scenery.
steel Rails. Magnificent Equipment:
II eHeof NJ 81 faoo