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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-15
VA UABLE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.

'
ONE ACT OF LAND, 446 acres, 21a miles
frou Alexandra on the Mount Vernon road,
the survey of the Mount Vernon Avenue pasaip 6
through the place. This property is well calcu.
lated for gardening and dairy PURPOSES being well
watered and has frontage on the Potomac River
OF 2 miles also unsurpassed scenery overlooking
both the cities of Alexandria and Washington.
Persons seeking investments will find it to their
advantage TO examine this land.
I'd. 124 ACRES and another of 52a ACRES,
about lies from the city, not far from the above
described property.
Perhaps there is no land on the market at this
time offering greater advantages to seekers Of
profit !han tho above named property. For de
scription and terms apply to
Miss KATIE M. G. JOHNSTON
514 Cameron 4,leoL
Or to O'aEAL &; LUNT, Real Estate Brokers,
No. LOB Fairfax at bot. Cameron and King.
aug27 YT&S.tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-15
guckren,s Arnsca salye

THE BEST SAL7E IN the world for Cuts, Bruises
sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chiiblains, Corns and sll Skin
Eruptons, and positively cures Plies, or no pay
reorired. Ii lie auarsnteed TO give perfect satis-
action, or monsy refunded Price 20 cents per
box. For sale b E. s. Leadbcstor g Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-15

HOUSE 216 south Washin ston street, and
HOUSE 924 Duke street. Apply to
oct27 If JOH2 #. MALLS $50 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-15

UNOR RENT The property known THE
L HOMESTEAD" of the late Townsend Baggett
near the Stono bti3ge Apply on the premises.
nov141w f MURRAY.
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Our Combination an Assured Success
Our Combination an Assured Success.
Our Combination an Assured Success.

Don't miss this golden opportunity. Come carly,
SO as to have the Arst choice from our assorted
stock of everything in tho line of BOOTS, SHOES,
DRY GOODS, LADIES' and GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS, TRUNKS, sATcHELs, &C., &c.
Our line of ALEXANDRIA SHOES, made by
the Potomac Shoe Company will be kept up and
sized up every day, as We intend in tho future,
as in the past, to aim to make home enterprise q
success.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS DECEMBER, IL & IL,
SALEM IMP PR0V EMENT COMPANY
-One-t thirdc :baan in eandtw



valuable
and
the
population will
plants
oand
dustrial of ard coal suthwe V
1eand
west"
PROFITS
20 rmap SC,
j. w. r. ALLEMONC,-PR PRESIDENT,
VIRGINIA.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-15

lINE BUILDING LOT on ST. Asaph street, be.
L tween Cameron and Queen for sale Lot 26
feet inches ty 125 feo' deep. This is one of the
best building lots in thc city
O1NEAL LUNT,
oct11 Reql Estate Agents.
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E1oR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN.

A FINE, LALGE. THREB.s STORY BRICK
DWELLING or Patrick street, between King
aud Prince 10 rooms, with all necessary onve.
niences, and in good order; also stable in :, on
large lot. OEEAL LUN1.
oct11 Real Estste geuts.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
CRIME CASHIER
Hs EuJsgzIsd Large Amount bat
Uisagrfarsd HsfuTs Gt Was HnsWn.

Hs EmJ.gzIsd Large Amount buf
uisagrearsd BsfuTe It Ma @HsVa.
EEW YORK, Dec. William LyrE.e-
ION Lolg. who is under iudiCtaeaJ for
lor1,sies amounting 10 nearly $4,000,
has disappeared. He was arrested aud
Indicted last May. AMI barely
m1uh later De was released bY
Jutle Eill1lraIl on his own re-
eaeriWuCe on mui0n OF Assistant Dis
u.r Attorney Davis, Long was em
pHyed tg J ID NurdliugeF X Saa as
cashier, aud 20 May last il wa 4ise3V
tTeI tlat he bad forged q cheek on ae
fIm faI few hundred dollars
he W48 arrested, but q month or So
after his Incarceration his laWyer aui "A
gaurg uu who claimed iu come from
DE urm called 0n tbe disiric' Attorney
auI asked thar in view ~ Long, pre-
vfaus good character, o motion be ma1e
far Lau-s Ielg-se, as the firm did uuI
gaIl ta prosecute This was done Later
inFezli-a.ilus III Long acCoua'e hlg
ever, =lgW tl-f he hls C1mIitfei
l9TatrIls amaguIug lo nearly $4,000,
l1d iLc l.u i7 alEiaGs flI BIT arrest
lUt Long hos disappeared, ami tue ie-
ItCriEas can ind ul trace of hlm.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
y 0mau's Body TOuud Uader sus
picIoUs CiIcum-taucss.

A n 0mau's Body F0uud Uuder sus-
piclous CiIcum-taucss.
TEENToN Dto 3 The body Of Mrs.
Johanna Mullen, q wen to-io widow
about lj years oIi, who myslerilusly
disappeared from her home November
rs, was yesterday found Ia the Calal a
few miles below this city. The police
consider ihe circumstances surrounding
she WCmans death suspicious. aui are
Investigating
The woman is ihe widow of Daniel
Mullen, who figured Couspieuuusly 10
Trenton politics a lev wears ago aud az
whose death she was l-It life Interest
iu several store properties uu q prqmi
EsuI business street. ca Jhs day Of hel
disappearance Mrs. Mullen drew heI
monthly allowance aud was lazi seen
going toward "a railroad depot With q
man named Br6Hn- who bad been q
guest an her house ioT several days.
10 Is klaWu Ihgf -L bad a suu 0l
money iu her purse Ono uu searching
he body no m1ugF aus found lhi
body Is Cut and bruised iH severe
places. bot b Is unl clear iu 'hs mind
lEihe police whether LLe wounds ser,
made before death Or WhGilgr tll
bruises Wgre caused by ile body com
ilg ID contact giiu pa sing boats
Wheu she Disappeared Mrs Mullel
vas altirti Do hHgk SIX dress an.
wore au asmkhlu cont and q fashion
aisle black bauHur When iallI tu.
sik dress Uas considerably torn an.
tha h8rrlt gone The UH-r m1r.en /
eAierlei u show whether lle W1lud
arI na lle body were made before o
after u.HfH
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
M Ind 80

THE wedding off Miss NJ. = Counse.
mau. 'he niece Uf Major and Mrs
N8tna.iDr with nte place U' AIHal1ar.
que. New nj Niel December 3
The officers uf The Brazilian Navy
continue to Dee Gonit.i Last night
they were entertained hv the Secretary
rE fL. Navy .t The Arlington a0i il.
NIGHT they viii tender banquet 90 the
official anI social 0CQugin'aaces they
have formed here As there will ba
fully q hundred covers laid tue affair
will doubtless I've oN HptiuG1llv iWnns
inc and ENJOYABLE Among The officers
of wr Navy who have made q most
agreeable impression upon our guests
may DE mentioned Admiral Walker
Iieuttuanfe Buckingham and SIsur'1n
Lieutenant Mason Iilu'Un0nt Cowlee,
Commodore Stewart. WILSON, Dewey
EHIguhar Eamsav kerritt and Greer,
Chief Clerk s. A Brown of The Stale
ID partmunt Nr Raymond of the Navy
Department and Lieutenant E,driige,
T. S. n. one OF the officers Ut the lhs-
patch. Those gentlemen have been
thrown more with The Brazilian officers
Than many others, and have extended
every courtesy. official and private, TO
th.m
The serene and rcp0seful New Yorker
aulthc Ci,efully iced Boston find "th
Washington manner TOO NERVOUS aud
gushing They say and don hesitate
rG suggest that 90 is also deprgaitiB-
and uIOpiliaiOry. Those iCOnoclas-
tiC and Ihilisfinig ideas smack OF pro
tiugial iesluusiy As between the
hearty. IUuyant and polished Washing
ton manner and tle waywatd riEidty
of Fifth avenue, Or The pelrifyiug coma.
tusp Beacon method. the hcu1rs are with
the Capital
Among The ii-ju5ui shed n9n resilient
people who have taken houses fUr tHo
winter here are Governor John Lee
Carroll and bis cousins. MI ami Mrs.
OuterbIidCe Il0rscy of Maryland. The
Mise, llorsev are no present az Neck
wood. Frederick County, Nd The
younger Miss Iorsfy has been spending
p year with hcr aunt, Mrs Hooper, in
California, and has just returned
Mr. and Nrs ppll,w anl Mr. ml
Mrs Roosevelt have been Giving several
charming Nulc dinners tl their most
intimate friends which were extremely
reetctiCand exclusive
There is . plls and auNious expires
sion In The cycu She mitarllmllits with
daughters tD present In society ilis sea
son, produced hy q depressing rlnni
that o man llDdnC is immIntGt Symp
toms of a blight in The croD o' beau,
and "elgiblcs have already tpp1Ire.
in The harvest fields in the vicinity of
Vanity Fair Those psstiierous thistle.
Of society the arrccablc pauper and .h,
deadly Detrimental are spriugiuE ul
even In the most guarded hot houses.
Count aud Countess dc Brlzzt. WIN.
are daily expected from Europe, will
spend December On New York and
tb,u visi; Washington Tive CHnta.'
wss fltwyIv Miss Corn Sprm r
NrV DIta.s.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
WH.r 10 DIcLoy EIrls saT-

Tho tu-Hug hraIeelegf was relears ing
tlc ceremony ll8u- ta take plaee y
shan eEueet E1u % EiEe me away, papa
she SAID. fl lm aI. aid / have done ll
already, llrliUe,. replied tas Ola a
uersuuslE. "l tHIl tr-r Herbert tli5
morning -aU llI disposition just like
FllT L.. l-T So CH.#Y iE
Ile New Ilrz ~. is Constantly adding
ta - Hgr .1-us aI uIaa-u4llss Iar Grover
Cleveland Ir Was ila stuffed Prophet
3 teg mon ls aZ1 AeH lt tae Claim
aUt $50 -lal uut e surprised l1
-.IHa- EllI come ars-..>#. LH# .
E-aH.
Na-lsr etstigI-U Where are SOU
LE peer tE uaIl.
F N -m laostu- f.r policeman
tlu --=a=r ll--F
Ns GOSSIP lea Ea-r al haA a-sl
ing l-. u.Elr-
E- D...a- Ia5 indeed Ha laI
-r.euu'H u-r aH IeIlHuH IaHi
SOON r.af-. 4.ler Ha.. = l-r President rf
E-'.rr. H...r Hess % L.#a an rlHl
Fe I
Ta- d mrr araa.ItIs taH u l1Eu-
LI L.-ra-s M -r-a -rl
l-.a Pr -ea Ct. -le ~
Even NJ l-as aa-. g-a .1r
y
.a l Haa seems b. aa
-Laar-- tle ul.r ralIlu-
IuIIsH rea-T 1Eia1-Ie Erlu
ua good al-. geo .-
Eu.lrral s.la.I ral-a aaI ar
UaHelf.F gul l4Ii rsfIgas.
i
p is ulL - much ne lEaals dance al lAe
Ill'als tla- laferrsts lle country Hlt
Wil Be- -leL ls4t 5-sp Press
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
HYPEOTISM As 4 FINE LRE
A Woman Found Gagged aud Robbie
In "A Railway Car.

woman luhuu hAGEFN Ahu lhnhHFi
In a Halfway Car.
PANS. Dec. when the train from
Nlct arrived at Toulon yesterday morn
rg he officials OF the railway station
made startling discovery which cfeatei
great deal Of sensation among tue
passengers as well us those who were
waiting AZ the depot for the trains -
carry them 10 their destination. GA
going 10 the compartment set apart for
ladies q woman about 83 years Of age
whose name was subsequently found "a
br Zoe MaTQuet was discovered In an
apparently unconscious state lying alone
in the carriage, with her mouth gagged
by means Of a napkin, her hands tied
together with a neCktie and her feet
fastened by leather strap.
ResioTatiVes were applied, and she
was eventually brought 20 conscious
ness. In reply 10 the questions Of the
authorities she declared that she Was
absolutely unable 10 give any explana-
tion as TO how she came 10 be In such a
condition. She stated she lett Monte
Carlo by the midnight train for Mar
STILES, intending TO rei0in her husband,
who carried on the business Of an
apOtheoaTy in the neighb0Eh0od Of Con
sisntine. When she entered the train
she bad the sun of 900 francs in her
picket This money IS now missing
She remembered reading letters aud
papers until the train reached Games,
and after that she has no recollection OF
anything al all. and Is unable 10 offer
any explanation as TO how she bee lme
unconscious.
The police authorities have taken the
uHtttT In hand, and have 0p ned au
irquiry with a view % discovering
whether hypnorism had been nracriced
ul her and robbery committed during
lbg time she was in a stale of uacon
.CiUBslCs-
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
n.nhet,, l.nlIr strnr.Is..

When the unknown Dludet now
Daudet the rich and famous, first came
10 Paris from Lyons be was SO poor he
wore a pair Of rubber boots without
slippers or STOCKINGS under them and "a
ragged suit OF SUMMER clothes, while be
made his cold journey In q freight car
eating nothing for two days to save cX
peuses. By chance the Empress saw a
copy OF his poems, and directed the
Due dc MOTny 20 send for him. VITA
the creates. officially the poor fellow
persuaded a tailor % trust him for sgit
Of clothes IN which he might answer the
Dukes summons Ia the TWlsriss Bl.
when De MuFny offered him sgrrg
taTyship, with salary Of $3.50 francs,
his hgTlships were over forever.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
STARTING THe RON
Refusing to Pay an improperly nrawn
ChtcE Briurs rrouhie.

Refusing 10 Pay an Improperly UraWh
Chtct Briurs rrorhie.
puEADEIrHN. pee The history
Of thc run ou The Keystone Bank Is
decidedly peculiar ON last Friday an
informal check for sg5.0 .00a made plyo-
bic 10 the Supreme Secretary Of the
American Legion Ot Honor, was pre-
s,nlod to the bauk for payment. Paw
mCnt on The check was refused because
ii did not bear Die si2naiures Of all the
persons interested iu the dep0si aEiinst
which The check was drawn. u no'Hy,
without authority marked ihe check
"uro,estgl and, i' is said, from THIS
started thc rumors that the bank wa, in
trouble These rumors grew 10
strength. and on Saturday afternoon
Pits'dcn, March called q meeting of
the Board Of Directors and 30 vas then
determined 10 place iu The vaults p'l ,la
cash possible and prepare for The run
which then looked Inevitable.
ruE ItNE GREW QUfChLy.
Promptly at 30 O'Clock yesterday
morning woman whose account
amounted To- $500 presented herself at
the pa5 ing tCller's window and lie
manied her money While her SC
count was hcing examined and before
the paying teller had time 20 count out
the coin the line grew TO twenty per
sons and at noon fully three hundred
were IN line
A VETERAN PAYING TELLER.
The waiting crowd of deposilors ey
tended along Chestnut street aud were
crooked around IN the bank in the
shape or a huge horseshoe The pay
ing teller who IS n young man, became
nervous at the rush and was compelled
20 give way 20 Cashier John Hayes, ir,
who Is considered one of the most skill
full handlers Of money In the country.
On all sides of him were piled trays,
fllcd with gold aud silver, and big
stacks Of paper money.
Every person who had q claim against
the bank and who demanded q settle.
ment was accommodated without a
/ minutes unnecessary delay The pay
mcnts ranged in size from so cents, the
| smallest. to $1,000. which was the
LARGEST Several times depnsitors with
| large aCCou1is were Obliged To wait until
/ TIE hooks we're examined, az The bank
/ declined To- allow any person TO over
| draw bis account But his did not de
lay the linc at all, rs all those whose nc.
| counts were under examination stood
aside until everything had been made
/ satisfactory, when they were called tn
| another window where the money was
I paid out There did NOT appear 90 bt
ory person In the line overnnNjous 70 re-
c,ivr his money, therefore The special
| nicer detailed Tor duty al the bank had
very little 10 do.
WANTED TO SEE ~ M WAS THERE.
During the time Cashier Hayes va.
busy The receiving teller was not idle
/ A giCat many deposits were made AZ
one time ten persons stood 10 The de
trsiio1s' line two uf them having "a
heir hands The money they had drawn
itom The hank bat q few minutes pre-
| virua.
A. soon as the paying lelicr,' window
/ CLOSED notice was hung up. as follows
ITO depositor, Those desiruus of
Clus'nr ont ibcir accounts can dp $50 p,
leavisg their books here TO might tOi
! sttiltmput.
Only Ten books were ltft, although
July roo people were IN line when ta'
| bank closed.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
HOYEL fRPIpHLS.

lHmlfr IIn. G. d. HH..u.r AlHu-
roe. I1.; George n Reese rHII.. Jos
M.J Ugru.y H"-tau iFH. Hu..
uura Drummer NuH york..
NHHT .W. ". s1ur,ar.. 49,. kHA.t
mar. Sow I.rs. N III. m-- hH lds
rIH. DO S. I.fNnr. '.ft..... ..-. %.
lsul HHIW.'e. nWalgLIha d I. aua.-.
haHs. itE. Mo-
ul 49, o. Fraser -.u.,..
G. ID Richardson aui wI.e, D.ur.... Nat
low. Ir.u.an, y. a.
UH.F ~ S. Nesu- SptHlnsnar-
S. c., d. % Warden Hut0u Hon J q
THru.N and wife. hlus Di.r. NH. q TT.
Nr.st.. Roanoke \U. Hon. >. 10. Blgn'
and wife Georgia.
Nag -1ru EHou.. Uru1,Hu John p
Kennedy Sew hHrs M Brown. d..
s. Consul 30 Nlairsu.nt luua DaN.e.
AlMHn Mich
Waru o. W Gaines S Navy W.
K GuHu. New lart Wainwright.
UH.f,. Iuu.s Ali.a u1 ni-. New
York. J.A. Elliott. H G3ls'un. Ala; u.
G. Clarke NHnie. h'l
S .hr Louis Nau..t, N.lIgil'e,
Pa. W b. Ntuissl..0. chicago. tMr.as
NJ Gih.au. Ea.'er N1s if o. Barrie. New
Yo-s charles Ami'ou, bos.oH.
fHU5i.s.Juhu p stewart, Ncrm3ug
Julius s. Potter. E.1Gi-o city, Nya. 2. r.
Fremont Z S. A.: John SO. Morrison
PutshurZ. Pa. John Eegyuur. New York:
John d. sIrg. kels, san ErueHa1.
im-GgUTgc N Brown aud wife, B5s-
ton. Peter e. Burke auj vi,r. Nile. Natl
di,u, rhilat.'pha $ S Bryan aud wife,
Itusyillu, ta.
ufa-1u..uI U.Eson, So Louis,
Mo-. 1am.s 10. Iru-.. Boston. T. o.. Ride
out Maine. JlUr Sm,li,y Darlington wife
and daughter, West Chester p3.
IhW-Nrs William stanton, Fort Won
Ea.ia, N. ME- Joseph S. Miller. West Ni--
riuia. William Wilhelm vs. 70 Coie and
George W. Emery, putsyilc
Hr' Hutavu.-J. D. Tnsicv, Chlrl1ttc,
IS. g.. D.. A. Mcbride, spangiut, No.; K
w. Barton, Texas, %. p. WhHhurst,
Roanoke. Va.
Fhfrrfs Harry uuiUUr aud Charles %.
Uclauy and wife. Baltimore
yu Uum.U " Williams. Eeuuu.,y,
[ Louis Sphutt. nr0uklv e.. E Pre- ton,
Dity; W. y. Prentice, Ncw N1ts t Ne
| Donald Sew York; = Dillon Sew York.
] rs o. huttyyuth, Cjy. l.A. Q. S.iik
# NIW HuII.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
RRAvR SOLDIERS THESE !
Ordered 90 tbe indian Country and
Threatening TO Desert.

Ordered 60 tbe indian Country and
Threatening 20 Desert.
NEv YORK, Dec. 2.-Heutenant
Anderson Of The Sixteenth L. S. In
fouuy left the recruiting station a.
David IsIaud last night with sivtg.fve
soldiers bound for The frontier where
tlCv VIII Join The Second a0l lirhih
lulauiry az Fort Robinson. Nlb. Orjers
were received from The War Depart.
mCnt late Sunday t0 get he detachment
ready for service Boz lbc IpJi8n cam
paigu The soldiers who ere nearly lli
recently enlisted men, % not like their
dangerous detail. and some of them
swofc they would desert before they
reached their destination Another de-
iachmrHt viii be started on saturday
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
umu.. ihlorc y, ,orrloo.


While The ,N-Eun.r Of brsI
Dam Pedro, was a,taul.r tHe ss.u-
Dlc lecture. sul mpci.s .l pris. tIu
furniture in Do. tulm-r pa.lg OF Bon
Visa v4s hia ..'l 800 .G EiYn .i.,r
o'c thc wlto lnii 1' ''r ut.tia1 ifr
slIc pieces 90 llc fraiure An arm
Ct.ir. hnylng been used u.s. tBrge,
i.0 milrtis O bouquet 0C artificial
navtrs kept under % gll-s globe, roo
u.Nci, writing desk belonging %
tbc ry Empress, 5000 milrg.s, % psie
DIgu. or praying chair, $50 mirgls.
nine pieces, composing ihe whole tgr
uilurc of he ey I,mncror's room, 100
mircis o cloth plano cover, 40 mil
refs Cblckcriuc square piano, u10
milIcis. The Brazilian miIrels is worth
little more ihan 30 cents thus the i'm
poTial throne was sold for about $50
or about one ihiri the price obtained
FOR The American plano
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
FarmerIY knowles. on Tie line ui the Metro
poI.tau Branch of the B. s. q. H. h,
Tie Most Beautiful Place 10 Residence About
The CITY Of ~ ashIuEtln

FarInerly knowles. ou tie Line uf the Metro
TolItau Branch uf the b. s. %. q. h.
Tie Most Beautiful Place uf Residence About
the City Of " ashiugtpn
The lots al B Beusiurt1n Para are being sold
rapidly. Many Of our best citizens nave tfkeh
LWa or ulre. AuFt q 4ie1 ana p actl llA'
fad streets. paved cutters board -l4p q 2It7.
trees and tree boxes un every l1t au4 uue
reside uets arc evidences Of pcru4-rnrF ana
stability. Among recent purchaser arc b
Fl IS amer, who has taken eighteen lots aal
j. uoW tle,tius q $1,000 house, which glll pa
HHe addition 10 the many beautiful resi-
parent -filllr'- las 4uft-t7 seq 4Itrr- tI.7r
EH1iuetr u B LOCKER, tS1 lnis-F .lAFA
f4a lots Mr Irur-ilII seven 'uts, b- p ui-
Iert u a. Wolfe, h. E. Mitchell ~ q
MutEau ana many utLrrS. Ar Ms ulut7- nae
we'll huaNu aud popular aruL-isf 0I iul7 rI' t.
Ul shortly build drlgetn.r at iA- F-rk-
Iac Coufns har ueta given t9r fLe eFe.f'aa
q bfa-5iil depot 20 iAe l.arA
IaIue buying az krH-'t EiNn Da'- p'flI.r
assurance Inat WbatUErg money 8al tu-rs
aiIl aegumu.i i-A when eauu.lr ti ne e1H
iH'aa.td tu rac -uear- ui ter-.HztTH HH#
bring 4 rg tHa iIaUt Elh 9- aIl -H"
places
Tott1 raal paving poop g -ai those
. faW dollars lu SPARE "a. .l ulHI.'l ar w'a b
-aE Ia-r D uI1- lul .rt Hl-lsf NrHH
tHeE aur ads Tlr nUf -aIl.E hrI-.I-
-Uf-f q ~. lur f. luue ar lag the iluHl q. .-
t.Tl safe aud sod luFl .u-uH ellaHIh
-ar la.L 90 see pcs at lllc- NeL .itaa
lu ono tH EHuaIr EtHu. I..is 90 tl .ITiHr-
.HUH 20 500 -l-r Hf uHfs .EHUl 7 H' .-
sG.NaI -alaIU Ieaf EIF uI f-e -rH4
Ie.re -4.--u-l Ea. 4leHl-rtg aa 2.
IRAN -l1Ttat.uu Tree
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
FIulEt DeFu aad Dsep ssa-

Ile Republicans b4re lW8 men wll
bave each tested Nr. Cleveland
strength. Tir-r President Harrison
wha defeated Eu purely up17 The
Identical platform upon Edicl Ar spr.a
eer s+g- ST. C-EeI4gi a.. rla 4ziig.
rl .e11i Mr Blaine aHa haaas -'F
Hefelrel LIu IN NtW York l
ra far he Presidency IN l-e#
arf uE1 Wls drLl-rllzly u.ez-t
.rufof Uur r.rc..lu aF Ile d.slau
cauur ID s.me 10000 BlLr votes Hf
q rttIu4
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
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CulUs.C De -Nm G-uHR
sEIfrLmau. aa- l1aI iyilz Ietl
tlis mur.iag ~ fl- -iiesIs
afa salaon D front saf i aa
lLe L-Ver district FORCE ~.
3 s mau were arrested iu me st n
suspicion Of having murdered him
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
MIss BAYABD's INSTITUTE.
NorWals, Conn.

A Home school for Girls and Young Ladies'.
Number Of boarding pupils limited % twenty.
Excellent advantages in Music, Art ana tho
LaEguages, Gymnasium. Pleasant grounds
HeaIthfuI location. Pupils boarded through
the sumner months. Board washing ana
tultiou IN the English branches, $500 per
scholastic year. send for circular.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
GlABlHl J0lL HlGEg3 SI8IGG
sle Ibgusaul Operatives Qua oG ~ Ehl
Thousand stop WoFE.

10 -7TIITH SOD VIII.
EuuU0 Ut7r Ara, Dee 2-lle
sIiEe 81 Le coal miners af this SRte
went iuta la-o. yesterday bal an The
men IIl lat - can 4s expected. AmHt
GCgH nc ll 5000 lg.t work Foe
uTue opel r.fs s4y ta-g viI Hl
strikers places wia negroes Tine
oils -l-ai.ta. .taura OBJ noe strike IS
Itu.r trH 81. Has .r.l-ur a1la ay
tl- rT taHEg gaa.l '-a
u.4llI ..aH 5000 Wal 10 cause
SID. l.u. -e .lrH-nr7 .a .liH
IIe. aLI r e.u-l ta4r lu-5 .g.u
Ulr IaEa H.U .l rlG miuers z-rFH
financial -.a.ar il tIe event aI pro-
al-ld uE..
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
lie cured aim

From f.s ~, lprt s.a.
III. said lhe driver. you will con-
slider The implacabls obsliuacY Of the
mule, don't think 10 will appear ihit
took an unfair advantage OF him. /
built wagon Sd strong that no mule
could kick % % pieces. 10 the dash
board / liked a maguate so powerful
that the ueXr time the mule siesel it
held his feet up had a good del. Of
Trouble getting him away from the
maua'e, lut 60 stopped his kicking
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
ksIss AIKsNs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Stamford Conn

Established % 1855. Prepares f1r college.
travel sud home. Tle method bg which taa
mental taau.H .Hes are educate win le found
70 tar second edition % Miss Alseus pam
stIer o. "tgleeHu--eI Attention uew
rsafy sale tgre-r41o's, uulou square.
Nea York
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
NTEATEs1 INSTITUTE.
Lancaster Pa

Tie Eey. MONTGOMERY r. HOOPER, 81.
A. Bead Master Four boys received AS
members of fle head MASTER family. An
present There are tw0 vaallcle7. Mr. Hooper
has sspt Toys 90 Harvard Yale, Princeton,
Colul uia, LehiEh, Amherst, Friuity West
Point. Annapolis &c., ana has not had "a can
date for admission rejallld.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
She ra,sptiau 10 rhs Eals.
Fmrra PrEarg T4l.s

si.euar may He golden, as H.a1ei,
but when stanley gets SllsoiJ f1r h.s
MS talks the mgtbemsJicitus aud Hlla
ciers only win PC able ta figure 0ug 88E
much Lg would gul Cog saying HfL-
ing and slNiug wood
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
A DARK secret
IRON

She-MIs Curry was telling rs girls
Tie other day bJT her husband u-3
posed 10 her, auf boss i1 y8l oppose
le ala ile
He-WeI. should say 10 the dark
Hv r.f5faI-n