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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-19

do you smoke? buy your cigars at ID
West Granite street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-19

The funeral of Peter Beaver, who died
at the Central hotel yesterday, will take
place Sunday at IL n. M, from the under
taking establishment of T.. II. Sherman,
on East Park street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-19

H. l.. Frank has assigned to Pau
Davis his one-half interest in the lease O
the Hillside lode mining claim and TIN
William lode mining claim. Considera
ton, SIG, 534 .S5.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-19

At the residence of Mr.. Finding, Lee
Bonjhuer, ged ~ year,. died yesterday.
He will he buried from his residence on
street Sunday at IL n. IN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-19

The chemical fire held a
dance this evening at the race track.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-19

The Hydrant i'm front of No. 4s Broad
way sprung aleak this afternoon, owing
To The cock. which is six feet under
ground. rusting off. The leak caused
quite n flood along the side of the street.
Men are at work repairing the damage.
The water along Broadway, from Main to
Wyoming street, was shut of for IA short
time on account of the accident.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-19

Mr.. Thomas, the cashier of the Mon
tana Union, and MIR. Picking, the fore
man of the freight house, resigned their
positions to-day. They have accepted po-
der Mr.. Donahue. Mr.. Talbot succeeds
Mr.. Thomas as cashier. and Mr.. Their
man succeeds Mr.. Pickins as foreman of
the freight house.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-19

The following quartz locations were
filed to-day: John Cosgrove. the Cariboo
claim, in the Summit Valley district
jackson Edwards, the Last Chance claim,
i'm an u~norganized district.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
ACANPAIGN OF DOODLE
ohio CLERKS Urged 20 Contribute 3
per cent. OF their Salaries.

ohio CLERKS Urged 20 Contribute
per Cent OF their Salaries.
a business meeting Of the Ohio Re.
publican Association was held last
night IN The rooms Of the Pennsylvania
Republican Association at the corner Of
Eleventh and streets. Chief clerk
Childs Of the Census Bureau presided
and introduced Hon. VIM IT, Hahn.
chairman Of the Republican committee
of Ohio who had come to Washington
for The special purpose Of informing
government employees what they must
10 toward campaign contributions.
Chairman Hahn spoke Of the dlshon.
esty Of the Democratic party in Ohio
and the encouraging prospects Of Re
publican success lie urged the office.
holders TO step up with their contribu
tiOns, ana said that they need not be
afraid Of the civil service law, as they
could find some means Of evading &C.
He ihtn told how the employees of the
Ohio Board Of Public Works had been
ASST ssed D per cent. of their salaries
but he said that he would be satisfied II
he clerks here gave 3 per cent.
Some Of the members did not agree
with Mr.. Hahn on this point. but
thought that or 2 per cent would be
sufficient Colonel Dan Grosvenor Of
the Treasury Department aroused these
members Into q more generous mood
by stating that the Indiana Republican
Association had already sent $4,000 10
that State and would probably send
$1,000 more He believed that Ohio /
should outdo Indiana.
President Childs then started the |
subscription roll with S2j, and two
other members subscribed S2j each. |
But here the ball stopped rolling and |
Chairman Hahn again took the floor to |
urge the fearful ones 10 put down their
cash or signify the amount they pro.
posed 10 subscribe During his speech
Mr.. Hahn said that an office. holder
who did not subscribe 10 the campaign
fund, ought to lose his place, and In
timated that there were plenty Of aux-
ious Republicans in Ohio, who were
ready TO take the places Of lukewarm
Republicans in office here
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
For the benefit Of a church.

4 musicale was given last evening at
the residence Of Mrs. 4. b. Mullett,
250l Pennsylvania avenue, for the ben.
otit Of ST Stephens Catholic Church.
The corced was under the direction Of
Professor l., +. Cannon, leader Of 81.
Matthews choir The singers were
Mrs. Maurice Masterton, Madame
Pauline MontegiiiTo Mama, Miss Katie
Power, Mrs. James T.. Collins, Mrs.
Zaidce Rossiter Smith. Signor Mariana
Mama, Miss Marie L. Bregazzl Mrs.
Charles West, Mrs. T. j. Whipple.
Miss Marguerite Nolan, Miss Clara
Rosafy, Messrs AL Fennell, J p. Col.
lins, l. f. Cannon Miss Jennie Glen
nan was accompanist. The Pastime
Musical Club took part In the exer-
cisCs. The attendance was large and
the receipts liberal.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
AuTuMNAL ADVICE,

Keep your feet warm and dry.
Wear waterproof boots in preference to
arctics or rubbers.
Keep your eye on your umbrella, YOU will
need Il yourself
stop a cough or a cold az once Pneu-
monia and consumption may be started by
either.
II you wear rubbers take them OF when
ever you have the chance, even II only for
a few minutes.
IL you feel a cough OF cold coming on
take a drink Of pure whiskey at once. II
will keep the blood 10 circulation and Is
the best preventative against the diseases
Of the season.
Remem Der that only pure whlskey should
be taken. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has
the strongest recommendations from the
leading scientists and medical men IN the
country, aud Is the only standard medicinal
whiskey known. Insist on having t.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
PLUNGED FROM THE BRIDGE.
The Probable Leap to Death Of an
Unkown white Man.


Unkown White Man.
The suspicious actions Of white man
on the Aqueduct Bridge attracted quite
a number Of people yesterday afternoon
about o'clock He walked partly over
the bridge as any other foot passenger
would do, but as he approached the
centre span he made some violent
demonstrations and began to climb one
Of the trusscs.
Before doing so he threw his hat
upon the bridge floor. After reaching
the highest place that he could he
looked around at those below him aud
then leaped into the ri yer, nearly 100
feet below him
At first those who witnessed the
plunge came to the conclusion that the
man was making iest as TO the dis
'si &c he could jump without receiving
'uluits He struck the water In reru
lur Erode style and disappeared A
un,ler Of boats were sent 10 the rescue,
lui they did not succeed in finding the
lCdy OF the unknown man who made
ihC daring dive. The only article By
which The man can probably be ldcnti
fed Is The hat left upon the bridge, and
il Is In The possession Of the police Mr..
II. c. Townsend of 1919 o street north.
west, who witnessed The leap, says that
he can give fair description of the
man.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
AMATEUR ATHLETICS
Interesting sport Promised at AnaIos-
tan Island Next Saturday.

1nterestinE sport Promised at AnaIos-
tan Island Next Saturday.
The advance guard of the army Of
amateur athletes to the Amateur Ath.
leiic Union on Saturday Is beginning to
arrive, and 70 highland to morrow there
will I've more Of them here. Mr.. Carter,
the official handlcapper of the union Is
already here, and expresses HIS surprise
at the excellence Of the arrangements
for the meet.
The entries have been completed for
the different events, and there are a
larger number than Il was first thought
there would be. IL looks now as if the
meeting would be a great deal more Of
q success and Of more than usual i'm.
poriance In the field Of amateur ath
lCiiCs. All the best athletes have
entered, and under favorable conditions
there Is no reason why Analostau
Island should not boast Of having a
world beater perform there on Sstur.
day. In the running events, especially,
Is there an excellent chance that record
will be broken. 7. z. Council Is
entered In all the long distance runs,
and so Is day, while such crack per.
formers as Dohm and Downs will be
in the short distance races.
There is extraordinarily large field In
the two mile bicycle race, while 100,
120, li0 and $50 yards runs have like.
wise a large number OF entries. The
representatives Of the crack New York
clubs, the New York Athletic and the
Manhattan, figure In every event, and
the contest between these two clubs for
The club championship and the hand
some placque emblematical thereof
premises 10 be most exciting
The lacrosse game for the champion.
Flip Cf the Union comes of on Sllur.
Gay morning on AnalOstan Island.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Bishop Keanc Delivers an Interesting
Lecture on That Subject.

Bishop Keano Delivers an Interesting
Lecture on That Subject
The first lecture in the course OF pub
lie lectures for 1890 81 at the Catholic
University was delivered yesterday
afternoon by Rev J. J. Keane, u. D.,
rector Of the University, on the subject
Of The Problem Of Christian Educa-
ton. Bishop Keanc traced the
struggle Of the Individual and the state
from the earliest stages Of Roman des-
potism through the fcudal age to the
modern representative Institutions. The
nineteenth century, he said, Is pre-
eminently the century OF popular insti-
tutions and popular education The
Influence Of America will be the chief
factor In the civilization Of the future,
and whether that influence Is TO be
good OF evil depends upon the moral
character Of the American people
Moral character is determined by
three iRiluences-the church, the home
and the school The great problem
now to be solved Is, "How can the
school be best fitted to mold the char
aCter, and how can religion, the most
important factor In civilization, be In.
ucduCed into the schoolsY'
The next lecture of Bishop keane's
will be delivered on Wednesday after.
noon and will be devoted to the solution
of this problem.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
a Woman Badly Cut.

a woman, who gave her name as
Mary Allen. was found In an uucou.
scious condition under one Of the trees Ia
he Smithonian grounds last night. She
was found 10 have an ugly cash over
her eye from which the blood was freely
ocdng. Assistance was summoned aud
ibe woman removed 10 the Emergency
Hospital where the wound was dressed
She stated that she aud another woman
Damcd Bridget Crossman had been
drinking beer IN School alley and GOT
into a quarrel when the latter cut her
across the face with a carving knife.
Mrs. Allen has made a complaint against
her assailant and she will probably be
arrested.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
DIstTiot Democrats at Work.

AT meeting Of the National Capital
Democratic Club last evening, at
McCauley's Hall, 200 Pennsylvania
avenue east, Il was announced that al
the meeting next Wednesday evening at
the same place several prominent
Democratic SPEAKERS would address the
club on the issues Of the campaign and
all members and other Democrats were
earnestly requested 10 be present. This
club Is doing much telling work In the
adjoining Congressional districts of
MAINLAND.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
a PEe.psrou. sunday sehaoI.

A reception was held last night by
The adultmembeTs Of the sunday school
Cl Calvary Baptist Church, and was
largely attended IS Tue members and
their friends The reception was given
IN order 10 celebrate The school attain
ment Of a membership of 1000 The
Exercises were conducted By Superiu
tcndent X. 81 Pranliss, aud consisted
Of selections by a qulrlgue Of young
ladies and gentlemen and an original
recitation by Mr Charles r Fdrman
Beireshmeuts Sere served 40 the con
CIusion Of the exercises and The evening
passed iu q very pleasant manner
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
- stste KepubIIcan.

Al a meeting of The Massachusetts,
Republican Association, held at 14l7
+ street last evening, the state Of the
campaign 10 that Slate was thoroughly
discussed The question of transport
ti0u was considered and Messrs Curtis
Sbattuck aud KaFpeles were appointed
90 confer with the railroad officials in
order 10 secure reduced rates.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
sIugIs Fare Io RIchlnond.

TIE culofed people win celebrate 90
Ligl mOEc on Ocioher ID, I6 aud n lhe
aIl iyeIsaTy % the Emancipation Pr1elama-
tiuu Tickets wiz be sold by the Pennsyl-
VaIia Railroad al rate Of one fare for The
ItUut-uip, 18th 10 18th, good 20 return uu-
uI aTd including the 10Th Trains leave
" ssbiugtou az $50 and l0.57 a. m aud
= 3 M.
The l6Ib RII be the big day-parade IN
ne muIUiug aUd fireworks iH the evening
Do order 20 accommodates those wanting %
Eale flying Trip Z special train VIII leave
b. Il T.. station 40 midnight on the 18th,
am fhf IEfH
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
Iemnn Hot nrnn..

For coughs ana colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon
Hot Drops,
For on throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops
An elegant and reliable preparation.
sold by druggists. % cents per bottle.
Prepared by H. Mozley, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ca.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
- LaIl-.I -

WiI laEg HiE Giug m Richmond Qa lla
18TH Ialh ana l7ll 1f This month aud %
accommodate those desiring ~ 60 the
Fguus} lFaui4 Railroad aiI sen tickets al
rate Qt single fare llr tle round tal on
uuuI nd including me -9tb Trains
leave at l9 ana 1887 ~ m-r aud {. .55 p, ~
Special tIlIu uiI also d ruu leaving u s
T. station at ~ o'clock midnight % -ls
l5ll, and returning WIN leave Richmond al
midnight 81 Die iGtl- The l8Lh Hil Dc a
gala dag 10 HllmQud
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
PotaInac Hoat CInb-

AT a meeting Of the Potomac Boat
Club last evening MessFs. Morrison
Fague bnd Carlisle Whiting were
elected 10 nm vacancies in the board Of
gUvrInoTs, caused by the designations
of MessTs, Hillyer and Gilmore. A
millee consisting of Messrs.
Fslue, Oney and Zappooi was ap-
pointed % secure a suitable building
fuI winter club house.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
a right without Rules.

Two candy pedlers named Caasau
tire sooTbs ana Peter Kansas INDUCED
IN lu alIuy yesterday afternoon az The
conner u Seventh and ID streets. The
quarrel crIaiuated over the price asked
i0T tLciT c8ndy. one man Was charging
i've cents Tor ihesame quantity Of candy
1hat nc other demanded Ten Ceut Ton.
gley were having o lively Tight when
Detective NsliugIy placed them ulder
auCt and required them 90 leave s.
caHsigTal fur appeaIlIc- iu Police
Court
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
GILboBs- Honlugsworth.

Mr. Charles T. Gibbons was married.
last evening 10 Miss Caroline B. H0l-
HlEswoTlh, al S. Andrews Episcopal
Church by Rev j b Perry, rector Of
the church The bride Is the daughter
uf Mr and Mrs William W. u0lliugs-
worth Of Le Dfait Park aud the groom
Is tbe s0n Of William f. Gibbons of
GEORGETOWN
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
On Own snakes Nm po.

Atw York Commercial 1drsTtissr.
Miss Fanny Davenport has imported
two asps for her production Of Cleo
pairs" This shows us one Of the fall
ings Of our tariff laws, Aren't rattle
snakes good enough for stage purposes
without bringing in the pauper snakes
of foreign climes!
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
LEMON ELIXIR.

stomach, Bowcis, Iidnes and Blood.
Dr. MozIeY's Lemon rsliNr Is a pleasant
lemon drink that positively cures all
Biliousuess, Constipation, Indigestion,
ziuess, Colds, Loss OF Appetite, Fevers,
Chills, Blotches, Pimples, Pain in Back,
Palpitation Of Heart, and all other diseases
caused by disordered liver, stomach and
kidneys, the first great cause OF all fatal
diseases. Fifty cents and one dollar per
bottle, Sold by druggists. Prepared only
by II. MOzley, NJ. D., Atlanta, ia.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
Rudden's New Faii Goods.

John Ruddeu, the pioneer installmeut man,
centrally located at930aud a32 seventh street
northwest, has lust returned from the east.
ctn markets with 1n immense supply pt all
Kinds oi housekeeping goods carpets stoves.
rugs etc. You can furnish your house from
cellar to garrett no this store, with cash
prices, on the insfallmeut plan.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
a - - b -.

q VT CulLblrtz0n a bicycle rider
forgot 10 ring his ben yesterday aui 10
clusl queuce came iu contact With one
of tbc Interior Department wagons. lie
tanned painful iuIuries. lie vas taken
% his home no. @Jl i street north
Wgst
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
CoInmbIa- MN Corps-

EmiEeul Sir Robert Bail ,c0mmaudaut
Of DE Columbia Drill Corps. rendered
that Lody a reception al his residence,
Third and q streets last evening The
entire corps vas present 10 uIii0Tm
and during The evening an easy chair
was presented 10 Dir Ball.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
nonorine q Temperance Apo.tIe.

The centenary Of the birth Of Father
Mathew, the great apostle Of temper
arce, will be appropriately celebrated
tomorrow night by the Father Mathew
Society Of this city AZ Carroll Institute,
Addresses wiz be delivered 10y Bishop
kesne, rector Of The Catholic UniyeT-
silyi Rev. Father Hannah Of llavTe de
Grace, Md, R,v Father McGec of St.
Patricks Church, and Milton + Smith,
editor Of the CHurch AtWs Rev.
Father Walter, pastor Of St. Patrick's
Church, will preside, and the Marine
Band will perform a number Of Irish
airs.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
NIIrht Cnar Him

From ne Baltimore Teieqrdm.
There was a lady at Bar Harbor not
lorg ago whose parents are Of the Eng.
lish nobility, and after she had listened
TO the boasting Of "a dashiug Ameri.
can girl" Of her wealth, etc, remarked: /:
Il wish you knew my elder brother; l
lhlnk be would marry you"
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
Arrestsd Tor ssIliBE Liquor Illegally.

Oibcer Williams yesterday afternoon
arrested Noble Rush and charged him
with selling liquor without a license.
Rush keeps an oyster room on Maryland
syeLue, and Judge Miller once before
fled him sos for keeping an un-
licensed bar Instead Of paying the
fine Rush served time 10 the w0rkhouse.
When The fine was imposed Rush prom.
led The Judge that be would abandon
his place on Maryland avenue and
move 20 sCme other section Of the city.
Tut il appears thst be aid not do SO.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
stoIen Part OF the rite.
Prom ne Elmira Ga.siis.

In his famous speech at Cincinnati
in 1876 Mr.. Ingersoll described Blaine
as "the plumed and belted knight /"
Speaker Reed has stolen one.half tho
title Blaine may remain the "plumed. 3"
Reed Is the "beltCd" knight
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
an EpaIess Uadsrtakius

The Universal Reform Club has
letH 0Tl4uized in Portland ANY one
iu search ufa JOB that win last fora
million years should Join Die club
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
The National safe Deposit Company,
Cor 18TH ST. and n v. Avenue.

Storage FOR si;verware. Jewelry Laces,
Fine Goods and valuahles Of an kinds
Charges moderate Safe deposit boxes for
rent at the very lowest rates
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
A TImeIY snrge.tIon.

From me Minneapolis TtibuHs.
Nevada has neither Governor nor
Lieutenant Governor, both Of these
officials having died recently. Why
wouldn't this be a good time to turn
this little State over TO receiver
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
New York Clothing House.
Everybody Talking" Clothing.

While ak" selling the don't have to much
30 per
Tbaf fexulaus he constau
nobby weh ovcoats that are selling s
our ffen Comes without SILK facing weet
R comes imported veons Chevio wored shades
In .r-
ts the pportunry
Ca yWorsed material that wish
CprD0 Row and
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
anrl.a b nIulner..

Hus. HlEsIoHs Soothing syrup should
aoolhes the ehild- softens Eha gums, allaFs
~ pain, curea aiua colo, zld il 3 10 easl
EszlslE ~ aiaIEa1A. 35e. 8 bgttlss
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
w n Houehton q Co

street northwest. How is this Tor a BargaIo
A Three Piece Bedroom Set Solid OAK Large
Glass Sic. We will sell you the same SET,
with Spring and Mattress, for s1S51 Our
Our best Tapestry Brussels Carpet 75c per
yard our best Moquette Carpet 8 2l per
yard. IN you want honest reliable goods no
reasonable prices, our store Is fall Of them.
Ali prices guaranteed
w. a. H0rGHroy s. Co.,
f2is1230 F street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-10-09
THE DAILY CRITIC
CRY spFOrsIs.

For Nervousness and Loss OF vicor.
slecpiessness, malarial, exhaustion and
Kindred troubles, kinc's Tonic Wine Of Coca
BE- g sure cure 55ccuts per pint bottle Only
at Ehhitt House Drug Store
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-01-17
A New Treatment and Possible
Cure for Cancer.


The anonymous correspondent Of the
Lancet whose suggestion Of the Combined
use of papsin and thsllin in cancer was
noticed in q recent number OF the London
Medical Recorder, turns ont to be Dr.: ].
Mortimer Granville He has since sup
plemented his first statement by fuxthsr
communication, i'll which he says thatsif
the solvent or digestive power Of the pz-
pain is to be brought to bear enstAe
morbid growth, it must lot be exhansted
by being first mixed with food He there
fore recommends very frequent admins
tration of the papain and thallin and their
combination in the form Of pills The aim
is to get absorption of the drug, not local
action on the stomach. In cancer OF that
organ, DR.. Mortimer Granville gives, be
sides the pills, papain suspended in water
with thallin and an alklli With the view
of further preventing exhaustion Of the
papain, be directs that the patient shall be
fed as exclusively as possible on vege-
table diet, aud that the pills shall be taken
before meals or in the interval between
them. He has not found that the thallfG
given a. described exerts any injuriousfy
depressing effect on the organism as
whole The vitality of the morbid growth
seems (the italics are Dr. Mortimer Gram
ville's) to be depressed by saturation with
the thallin and papain locally; this is
effected by applying strong paste of the
two drugs in combination, or, where Prac-
ticable, by their Injunction The results
obtained SO far are said TO be encouraging,
and make it clear that the method will
deserve full and fair trial by the pro-
fession. london Medical Recorder.