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The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
A TURN OF TUE WHEEL.

There is an Allentown for every
Sowden," President Cleveland is cred
tied with saying SottQ coee when he ap-
pended his veto, with a big, big V, to
the bill providing for the erection of a
public building at Allentown, Pa,
which passed the Fiftieth Congress.
Whether Mr.. Cleveland ever made
that remark or not, it was upon the
principle involved in il that he acted
after he had begun his free trade cru
sade. So thorough was the ostracism
which fell upon all the Democrats who
held out against the Mills bill that Mr..
SOwden alone was left of the little
band which before had looked to Mr..
Randall as its economic leader. Mr..
Sowden was driven from public life,
but he saw Mr.. Cleveland himself re-
tired in turn.
The Allentown bill was yesterday in
troduced in the Senate by Mr.. Quay,
with the amount to be appropriated in
creased from 100000 to 100000.
Verify time brings its revenges.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
Mother Knows.
From me Nep York S,m.

rum htc Afh Oih soHWs
Mrs. Fangle-Lizzie, what time was
it when that young man left last nightg
Li2zie-Abont eleven, mamma.
Mrs. FaDgle-Now, Lizzie, 1t was two
hours later than that, for / distinctly
heard him say as you both went 10 the
door "Just one, Lizzie" You can't
fool your mother.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
A CA r ID
FROM
Mr.. T. E. ROESSLE.
PROPRIETOR OF
The Arlington.
The Arlington.
THE ARLINGTON"
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
March 6, 1890.

My DEAR DR.. L1eHTHLL:
1t gives me great pleasure to state
that you effected remarkable cure OF
deafness and discharge from the ears in
the case. of my cousin, Marcus @.
Roessle, and that the cure has proved as
permanent as it was radical. / feel sure
that without your skillful aid my cousin
would have been a deaf man all his
life. Knowing of other cases in which
you have been equally successful, L
cheerfully give you leave to refer to me
at any time, and hope that your prac-
tice In Washington will prove distin-
guished success.
Yours, truly, T. e. RoEssLE.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
THE Busy BuILpING SEASON

There's work for the hammer the trowel
and plane
The season for building once more is at
hand.
The bosses and toilers are quarreling
again,
And the voice of the striker is heard IN
the land.
The workers are working from morning
till night,
While the bosses are framing some wage
cutting plan.
The rest of us labor with all OF our might,
While the striker Is striking as hard as
he can.
-Chieag0 Herald
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
LINEN SIIEETING.

LINEN SHEETING.
"A Linen Sheeting 81 per yard
81 Irish and German Linen sheeting, 81
and $1,25 yard.
04 Irish and German Linen sheetlng, s5c, 81
and $1,15 yard.
l0-I Irish, French and German Linen Sheet
ing, 75c, s5c, 81, S1.25 $1.5O and S175 yard,
05'inch French Linen sheeting, s1.1O and
81 25 a yard.
lOO-lnoh Irish and German Linen sheeting,'
Sl.25 and 81 .50a yard.
Manufacturers "short Lengths" of Irish
Linen, to yards, CSC sOc, 35c, lOc, 45c and
SOC yard. These lengths are specially suit
able for Ladies' Underwear.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

Requires No Boiling, No Cooking.
Mellin's Food has only to be dissolved in
hot water and milk to make it ready for
use. 1t is the concentration of nourishing
properties and the best food for infants and
inyalids
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
Patti and Tamagno.

From NE N6lD York World.
The musical critic of contemporary
says that Patti and Tamagno have not
produced "a spark of appreciation or
reverence for the opera as an art
FORM" That may mean anything or
nothing. AT all events the artists
named have increased the reverence
of great many people for the opera
as q setting for wonderful voices and
as medium for the bestowal of pleas
ure through the agency of enhancing
harmonies. That's about what an opera
Is intended to be.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
SHAME WATER,
The Name Natives of Africa Have for
Rum
From The ma Continent.


From the Wid- Continent.
The natives of Africa call New Eng
land rum shame water. The Dark
Continent has keen discernment For
it is burning shame to civilization
and Christianity that the African bar
barian should be destroyed by Boston
rum. The pitiful slavery and canni-
balism prevailing among these tribes
awake sense of horror in all who
read of them. But it is still more hor-
rible that from Christian nation the
vile poison should be poured in upon
them that must lead to their debase-
ment, robbery and destruction. Is the
history of the corruption of so many of
the Indian tribes by Intoxicating IL
quors to be repeated in Africa?
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
The run OF the Bargain Counter.

FIOW nc IUNNTU tON8TUUFi0N.
John Wanamaker is in a position
where he can run the custom house
officers TO their holes. Thus the bargain
counter Is safe.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

LOUIS ScHwArz, who has just died
in New York at the advanced age of so,
was identified with two important his
iOrical events far-reaching in their in
fluence.upOn the industry. the prosperity
and the customs of this country. He
was passenger on the first train of
steam. cars that ran in New York, and
he introduced lager beer into this coun-
try.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

Look for the Roehdale Cooperative So
eiety advertisement In special notice col
pmn, 1t viii DO to your interest.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
Honor to Stone.
Eom ne PAiladeIphla I7laes.

FtOm he PhiiddelIhia Times,
Honor to Stone of Missouri, a brave
man, who is not afraid to speak what
others feel, that the pension craze is de-
bauching Congress and debauching the
soldiers, and if it does not debauch the
people will drive them to revolt against
the whole system. The towards in
Congress took fright at Stones courage
and made haste to disown him, but
every man of them knew in his heart
that Stone was speaking the truth.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

City Of Brothoily Love ought not to
dough this, we suggest that q suitable
duty should be put on dough to protect
this infant industry.
CoNMopoRE MCCALLA was deprived
of his sword yesterday. There is a
popular impression that he also carries
sand bag and pair Of brass
knuckles.
OuR NAVY Is alert. 1t will take three
months to get the Alert ready to 60 to
sea. In the meantime Lawrenceburgh,
Ind, is safe.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

England is called John Bull; but there is
no sobriquet for DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil is the result of years of
study to produce perfect liniment at a
small cost
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

A sac, 900 ATTACHMENT was yester.
day put on eXSheriff A. G. Daggett's
postal card factory in Connecticut. 1t
must have been pretty mean sort of
man even for Connecticut, who had an
attachment" which he valued at
100000, and would go around putting
il on postal cards.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

Look for the Rochdale Cooperative So
ciety advertisement In special notice col
umn, II viii be to your interest.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17
THE PETTY HUMoRIsTs.

The carpenters have one and all
Now ceased to saw and drive the spike
You cannot hear their hammers fall,
Although they're all upon the strike.
--(htcnnn HernlR
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

Look for the Rochdale Cooperative So
ciety advertisement in special notice col
umn, it will be to your interest.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

KENT COUNTY, DEL, has 10000
Ieach trees Each tree will produce, it
is estimated, basket of peaches, In
an entirely favorable year each tree
would produce two baskets. However,
there will be no lack of peaches.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

LINEN DEPARTMENT.
We have just received a
new invoice of Imported
Pillow and Bolster Linen
and Linen Sheeting. We
quote a few specials:
soFT-FINIsH GERMAN AND IRISH PILLOW
LINEN.
45 inches wide, soc, 56c, 5sc, G2ic, Csc, 75c
and s5ca yard.
so inches wide, 5sc, Oalc, 75c, s5c, soc, 81
and s1.35 yard.
54inches wide, 6Oc, 6slc, csc, 75c, s5e, 81
s1,1el and $3.50 yard.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

ONE LETTER MAKES heap of differ
enee occasionally. According TO GER
tain statesmen in Congress large and
powerful navy is a great national want,
while according TO others II is simply
nOiional want.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

Too many field glasses often produce
confusion and trouble on race course.
--J6relorS WeeLy.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

The MCKINLEY BILL proposes to
put both hides and sugar on the free
list, but it is too early to decide whether
this will affect the tariff on the beyer-
age known as "whisky-skin."
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

When you are parting with an ac
quaintance and he says, "Oh by the
way" get out your pocketbook.-
BOSt0n COUrier.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

An old farmer who wrote to an editor,
asking how to get rid of moles, and re-
ceived the reply, Pillow them out, 4"
answered back Cant do It; it's on my
o ais nose. - LirerD00l Past.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

TWENTY. EIGHT TOWNS out of fifty
which held elections yesterday went
dry. As long as the red and blue lights
of the drug stores hold out the people
won't go dry
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

A man may be clever with his hands
and very ugly with his temper, ,-Ne,c
orleans PicqyNae.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

The SEATTLE Press has made the
discovery that Philadelphia is making
coffee grains out of dough. Putting
aside the temptation to remark that the
The Washington critic., 1890-04-17

1t is sailors experience that seas
generally wash in dirty weather, -BaI-
fmOFe 1mercdH.
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and each side adopts the same battle
cry, "Dien ct mon droit," and let us
hope that God and the right may win.
The Trinity Corporation is fabulously
rich, and can well afford tn give these
heirs million each and still have
enough to spare.
Fifty years ago there WAS a bruiser
in New York whose very name was a
terror among fighting men--he was
known as Awful Gardner. His name
was Orville. In those days that name
meant something, for every engine
house was school for Knocking out,
and the prize ring was the high road
to political perfernent. John Nor
rissy reached Congress, and John
Heenau could have died rich. Yankee
Sullivan stood abtut MS high as the
Mayor, while Bill Harrington, Abe
Vanderzee, Tom Hyer and Dutch
Charley were regarded by most Of our
youthful citizens as infinitely better
men than the Judges of the Supreme
Court. Il WAS in this desperate crowd
that Awful Gardner earned his name,
and held it against all comers for
years. If there was any one worse
than he Was never heard of him or
read of him.
One day many years ago, while the
old Fulton Street Mission was in full
blast, Awful Gardner, half drunk.
strolled in there. In that mission
were many earnest men and women,
aud they took up the case of The
drunken prize lighter, and he heard
the voice OF saving grace. Just
imagine the howl that went rp from
the pugs when the news got abroad
that Awful Gardner was converted,
aud greater still the amazement when
he began to call sinners to repentance
But tho devil tempted him at last
aud, to the grief of his Christian
friends aud the delight of all of hi,
old m-drlnking cTohies, Awful
Gariner went off IN Il tear. aud for
time he succeeded in painting tn,
town red. Then came repentance
and once more he was gathered ia I'll,
fold. Now comes the pitlful new,
that the old prize fighter is starving
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No. OIL.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
UNITED STATES LANn OFFICE
Eureka, Nevada, septanbel 9th. 1889

NOTICE /; HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" A, White, by his Attorney -in-facf. James
LOWE, whose Ppstoiiee address is FRS bic Ian
der C1unty, Nevada, has this day flied his ar
plea ION fora pltent for 1920 linear feet OF the
silver riza M ne n vein barring silver wit b
surface ground go feet in width, situated in
Bullion mining District County of lander and
state OF Nevada, and designated by toe peid
notes aud official plat on file in this Office as i.t
Number 30 On unsarvcyed land said Lot No 20
Del describ sd "a follows. to-wit.
Beginning at post marked No. !, u 3 s 10,
whence Mineral Monument No Bullion
.listrist, bears n Il = 70 n,n 4, 26)I feet, u )
Mineral Monument NJ bars - deg 20 min
9924 fect aud tun thence
tst Course N - deg 81 min L 4l5 feet to
post No L Survey Ss On Grand Prize lode
thence on Same course, l'j feet TO post No =
u ) 30, thence for
ID Coulss-S 45 deg 81 min W, l42O feet to
post marked No ) = survey 30 IN nee
3 course, A. deg 81 MIA W 600 feet 20 post
marked No4 L : -, thence
4th COURSE, 10 deg 81 niin + 1920 It to post
marked No u ) 5 80 tue place OF beginning.
Magnetic variation IT deg 35 min East.
Containing 10. 81 acres.
The Toe ttion of this mine is recorded Ia the
Recorders office of Land County, Nevada, Ia
Book Of Duplicate Mining iieeUrds. The al
Jrinin cl tim ,nts are owner of q and Prize lode
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
por ion of said silver Prize NINE or
surface ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the Register of the United States
Land Office at Eureka in the ca. OF Eureka state
of New. during the sixty days period of pnhiica-
ton hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of
the provisions OF the statute.
D. H. HALL, Register.
tits hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of
Application FIR Patent be published for the
period offO days (ten consecutive wceks) in the
Central Nevadan, q weekly newspaper pub
lished al battle Mountain Lander Co. New.
d. II. HALL, Register.
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PRToET TE EGc
-OF-
Water Rights.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l STATE OF NEVADA, IN ANu For
HUMBOLDT COUNTY. In the n, .tter of an
application for an publication Of the priorities
OF righhts to use water for beneiioial purposes in
Water District No. 4, on the humboldt River
and tributaries thereof. N Marker, II c
Marker. II Thies AID L Carpenter, peti
tioners.
To w Yowell, Joseph II Henry. Chas W Gro.
yer. W Hanks. NJ NJ Smith. Henry A Nouny
Neils Peterson, ] Triplett. \ Nelson. II Van
bricen, Chas Grover. Archibald Wilson, ID
Abel; Auguste keboule and Thomas Kane, Johr
rhorp. Thomas Cahill, John NJ Dorsey, II NJ
Reed julia Armstrong, William Griffeth,
John Groehm, George Pratt. James + II bland
George Russell, Seth Roseherr,, sherer and
koseberry, Emanuel penrod, Hamilton Mccain,
Myr u rixley. q b Leddick, lhala witcher,
Gilbert Henry, Anna Huges Ion, Albert Lassick
rros Grifiin and others. John A Palmer. VIM x
" Hunter, Lttou Hunter, NJ Mulcahv, Mrs
Mary Van DrieleD. James Dew r, Henderson
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Our Correspondent.
New York Letter.

Last week, while Phillips Brooks
vs. preachnt IN old Tr ty, there
was a most singular phase IN church
ing e.issl ped AS usual thing,
T. usc"l,.l Congregations are the n,ost
d co,"us # Christitus. everything
ab ut ti4er at end,ncc is methodlcal
as ,hs i,sit,r But While your 20 d
ortladoA Is ,isco. allan Would Il" more
iuss euureh service thtn he would
Hy. yet. rcgr-t 1" add, that great
Ira ~ of the IA 'sl orthodox are almost
iuya iau.y late IN thcif Pews. Not t,
h"seser. Last week AZ Tuuity. Nearly
% ho,rs bsforv the services opened
t,s churcn began to I'LL up, aud All
IA ,if oefore the preacher appeared
there was standing room only, aud
La dly that. The Interim was cccu.
pei with re ,ding newspapers, maya
zines aud conversation. Beside me
III upiiu H'hhhS SSh'icbhau, iSauiiS
u pocket edition of The Woman in
White" by Wilsie Collins. He
drnpped his book for Il moment, and,
looking at me, said, Fine church,
sir" "Yes," l replied, very fine
church, probably one Of the finest in
the country" ''Do you know who
owns it2 he said. looking at me inq uir.
ingly. "Owns it, | answered, think
ing for a moment that the man might
be a stranger, or a lunatic. ''Of
course | do. 1t belongs to the Trinity
Corporation of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church Of America. "Guess
not, he said ~ guess not; see you
amt posted, sir. This church and
millions beside, belong to the estate of
Anneke Jams Bogardus, aid sooner or
later her heirs will enter into possess
ion Of their own. and divide the mill.
ions now unjus,ly held from them,
ana don't you forget it, 1t has been
a pretty hard fight, sir: for these church
people are very rich, and most of our
people are very poor; but We have as
our lawyer honest Eugene b. Traverse,
of Peekskin, who has worked on this
case for years; he has the papers that
will prove our clear title to all the
property, and as far as heard from.
there is enough of it to give us mill.
Ion or two apiece Just then the
deep diapason of the grand organ an
nounccd the opening of the service,
and chorus Of sweet singers chanted
an anthem of praise; then all settled
down to hear one OF those wonderful
talks. you could hardly call them SER
mons, though they lifted the thoughts
anu hearts of men to God with the
power of u Pentec ,stal rain. At the
close OF the service my attention was
attracted to the crowd for a moment.
anu when looked around the heir of
Anneke Jams Bogardus was gone.
The story If Anneke Jams is ever
interesting, and one Of the early ira
diiions Of New York, which has been
careially nursed and kept, and though
sleeping for time. has awakened full
OF iifn, growing more powerful aud
strong as the years roll by, till at las
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No. 910.
kp2llcATion.r0a 0aAPATsNT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE,
Eureka, Nevada, September 9Un, 1889. I

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ A. White. by his att,'rney-in-fact, ia nes
Lowe, whose Pos'ofiiee address is Frishie
ander County, Nevada, hes this day iIed
hts application or patent for I4lo linear
feet OF the Grand Prize minc or vein bearing sill
yer with surfice ground 600 feet in width situ-
at d in Bullion Mining Dis ric. County of Ian
der uni state of n -yadi and desigua ted by the
heid notes and Off ,a plat ille this office as
Lot Number 3s On unsurveyed land said Lot No
80 bel described as follows, to-wit. s4s
Beginning at p s. market MOL Z s S 80.
whence Mineral Monument No l. Bullion
District, hears o Ii min W, 1892 feet and
Mineral Monument NJ 2 bears 5 81 deg 4
min W, 1887 feet and run thence,
LIST course, 5 ID deg 81 min w 4l0 feet to post
marked No . u : 3s, thence
2nd course ) 65 deg So MN Z, GOO feet to post
marked No L 5 5 IS. thence,
3rd curse, l3 deg 81 min +, l4lo feet to
post marked No u 5 : IS, thence
4th course, 66 deg 50 min W $40 feet TO nost
m rked No Z Js, the place of beginning
Magnetic variation IL deg Sc min East, con-
tanning 0.I2 acres
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recor iers OIL 20 of Ian ter County In Book OF
duplicate Mining Notices.
ANY ard all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Grand Prize mine or surface
ground are required to fife their adverse claims
with the Re lister of tue United states Land
Office at Eureka, in the County Of Eurek !,
state of Nevada; during the sixty dsvs period OF
pnoiicauon hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue of the pro 'isions of the statute
ID. III. HALL, Register.
1t is hereby ordered thar the foregoing Notice
OF Application for Patent be pub.h for the
period OF 90 days tten consecutive weeks) in the
Central Nesadan week y Newspaper published
at Battle Mountain. Lander Coul y, Nevada.
d. III. HALL. Register
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