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The daily critic., 1890-06-05

After July / the visitor TO the Capitol
will miss the cigar, newspaper and pie
and milk stands that are scattered
through the corridors of the vast build
ing. They will ali be removed by order
of Speaker Reed, and such an order
would have been issued long ago had
not more pressing matters caused aim
20 postpone action In regard 70 the mat
ter. The people who will be affected
are for the most part dependant upon
the stands for a living, and only the
Opulent cigar and newsdealers eau give
up the business without serious inc0n-
venience Clara Morris, the OLD sales.
lady who peddles bits of macerated
gTeenbacks and other relics from
stand Just of the rotunda, has been
there longer than any other Of the deal
ers and is almost a national character
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
FEDERAL ELECTION LAW.
Southern Republicans Favor Lodges.
Harrison to Stay All summer

Southern Republicans Favor Lodge.
Harrison to stay All summer.
The Republicans have not as yet
come together on the question Of a
Federal Election law. Because Of
differences Of opinion, It was not
deemed wise at Yesterdays caucus 10
force action in regard to this measure.
At the suggestion Of Speaker Reed
and other captains, Mr.. McComas OF
Maryland got twenty one Southern Re.
publican members together last night,
and after going over the ground fully
and considering both the Lodge and
Randall bills, this body determined
that the Lodge bill was the medicine
necessary to be given to the South.
This action must have surprised Mr.
Reed this morning when he heard OF Il,
for there has been some expression OF
doubt about the position Of the Southern
contingent In connection with this gag
law. Mr.. McComas represents the
Western Maryland district, a Ger.
man settlement, aud Is now
serving his fourth term. He Is one Of
the most adToit lieutenants the Repub-
licans have, and the Southern Repnbli.
can members follow him blindly as
their especial leader. About the
only hope of the Democrats to
escape this measure Is in an
early adjournment, and even this may
not save them. Both Mr. Rowell and
Mr.. Lodge say that a Federal election
law will be passed by the House and
sent 10 the Senate.
1t Is reported this morning reliably
that President Harrison is making his
plans to stay In Washington this sum
mer, and this seems 10 forecast long
session.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
Catarrh

IS blood disease Until the poison is
expelled from system, there can
be uo cure for this loathsomc and
dangerous malady. Ill roforc. the only
effective treatment is borough course
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla the best Of an
blood purifiers Tho sooner Won begin
Tue better delay is dangerous
was troubled with catarrh for over
two years tried various remedies,
and was treated 10y % number of physi-
clans but received no benefit until I
began to take Ayers Sarsaparlla. a
few bottles OF this medicine cured me Of
this troublesome complaint and c0m-
pIDrIv restored my health. Jesse VI.
Bogg Holmau's Mills, n. C..
When Ayers sarsapariua was rec
commended TO me for catarrh, I was inc
CGuaj 90 doubt its efficacy Having
tried So many remedies, with little benz
eft had NO faith that anything would
cure me- L became emaCiated from loss
of appetite and impaired digestion I
had nearly lost the sense Of smell, and
my system was badly derauged / was
about discouraged when q friend urged
me 90 try Ayers Sarsaparilla. and re-
fUrred me TO persons whom 10 had cured
of Catarrh After taking half q dozen
bottles Of this medicine ] ann convinced
that the only sure way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the Blood
Charles IT, Maloney, 113 River st.,
Lowell Mass.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
BALTIMORE WILL LOSE CONTROL
or the stock Ne Now Holds I'm the B.
a -. Railroad

or the stock n Now Holds In the B.
a q. Railroad.
BALTIMORE, Nh, June j.-The Bal
timore and Ohio people Of this city are
sanguine Of an early and satisfactory
settlement Of the contemplated stock
deal. Should the syndicate represented
by +. r.. Bacon obtain the City's shares
of b. & o. stock which the action Of
the city council last night after ap.
proval by the Mayor, will make nearly
certain, there is no question but that
the preferred stock held by the State
will be purchased and exchanged with
the Johns Hopkins trustees for the
$1,000 shares Of B. & o. in their pos
session.
The completion of these transactions
will result In the accomplishment Of the
Baltimore and OhiO's long. cherished
scheme to rid its board Of directors Of
city and State directors, and place all
matters relative to the management and
business affairs Of the road In the hands
Of persons financially interested In its
success.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
non.e. in AIssandrla. Va.

2-story uricK dwelling, I3 rooms, with
office annex and large side lots, situate on
cor, Duke and st. Agaph sts., lot 7sxs9
$500.
3-story and hack building dwelling. con-
tanning l2 rooms and bath, lot 500gO, sit
uato No. GA Prince n.
4G3 Price. e. 500
3-story and hack building brick house,
containing l3 rooms; situate on southeast
cor. Prince and Patrick sts.
452 Price. g3 800.
4-story brick dwelling house, built IN the
most substantial maHner, containing 20
rooms, size Of lot 52Xll2.
Sgl Price. $500.
2story and back building brick house,
containing s rooms, situate on Columbus
o., near Prince.
4s3 Price, f2,4O0.
40s-3story brick dwelling nouse, con-
tanning 10 rooms and az modern improve
ments; large side yard, situate on cor.
Washington and Cameron sts., opposite
Old Christ Church, Alexandra, Va. This
q the best situation In Alexandria Price,
5000. 1erms-Onethird cash, balance
one and two years.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
Tbe sIgnal omee to day Issued the
With WEALTH AND A WIFE.
Young Bank Cashier ElOpes an,
Defaults in Kentucky.

a Young Bank Cashier EIopes and
Defaults in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June Drank
w. McIlvaine, cashier Of the Sulphur
Deposit Bank, Is missing, and experts
arc at work on the books. It is be-
licved he has taken with him $4,000
or more Of the banks funds. Sulphur
Is thriving town thirty miles cast Of
Louisville. on the Cincinnati Road and
the bank Is a private institution.
On the same train with McIlvainc
went Mrs. John Watkins, wife Of the
proprietor Of the hotel at Sulphur. They
are supposed to he fleeing together for
some safe place. The families of W.
II. Mcllvaine, the young mans father,
one Of the wealthiest and most respected
men In the county and Washington
Abbott, the woman's father. a retired
hotel proprietor, were left In disgrace.
Five years ago Hattie Abbot was the
prettiest girl in Sulphur. a fine musician
and the belle Of every party. At that
time Mcllvaine, who was one Of her all.
mirCrs left for Harvard. When he
graduated and returned his father
started the bank became It's president
cashier, himself becoming the boys
bOndsman.
Soon after, Hattie Abbot married
John Watkins, the hotel.owner al
Sulphur, but she gradually renewed
her acquaintance with MacIlyaine, and
this grew into an intimacy so close as
10 create gossip, and finally separation
Of the husband and wife, followed by
this elopement.
The Deposit Bank, It Is thought. Is
broken, and Mcllvaine's father finan-
Cially embarrassed.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
1HE CALIFORNIA TrLIBuSrERS
said TO he working In the Interest
OF Great Britain.

OF Great britain.
SAN FRANCIsCo, June ga special
from San Diego to the Chronicle states
that an Investigation into the proposed
flibusiering expedition against Lower
California puts new phase on the
affair From the evidence already OBJ
tained, &c appears that the president Of
the Mexican Land and Colonization
Company had conceived q scheme for
the annexation Of the peninsula 10 the
British Empire on the basis Of the plan
followed by the East India Company
when Great Britain acquired her pos
sessions in Asia
1t was proposed TO colonize Lower
California and secure concessions from
the Mexican Government and fomeut
disscnsions which would ieopardiZe
English interests Then the inter
ference Of England was TO be asked. It
Is alleged that Mayer Scott, manager Of
the company, assured the fiibusters
that two English men-of war would be
in the vicinity Of Ensencdo, sNrtlng
OF The coast, when the new republic
was to he declared As soon as the
declaration Of independence was issued
the war vessels were to enter the harbor
and recognize the new nation
Scott also asserted that the nucleus Of
the armament was already I'm Lower Cal
ifornia stored In the warehouse Of the
English Company at Enseneda After
the republic was proclaimed Scott was
Of the opinion that the United States
and Mexican Governments would Join
in putting down the insurrection. and
that Great Britain would subsequently
on an appeal TO protect the interests Of
her subjects declare a protectorate over
the peninsula The paper claims to
have documentary evidence which will
fully prove that Scott was the prime
mover in the proposed insurrcction.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Director Powell Scores Another Vie
tory over Ills DetTactoTs

Director Powell Scores Another Vie
tory over Ills DetTaetoTs.
Il am glad said a Western Con,
gresham, ito see the Secretary Of the
Interior answer so promptly and 50 thor
oughly the wild and untruthful charges
against Major Powell, director of the
Geological Survey, by certain Senators.
The charge that he has diverted moneys
Improperly from the irrigation survey
10 Topographic work Is shown by Sec
retaTy Mobiles letter TO the Senate, yes
terday, TO be absolutely without founda-
ton.
Il am glad Of II. because no man has
done more for the West than Major
Powell. lie has helped us 10 de-
yelOp that great section along the
night lines in an intelligent
manner. lie has always been attacked
by certain persons who were looking TO
their own interests rather than those Of
the West and Of the whole country.
He has always beaten them heretofore,
and am glad he has scored another
victory"
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
Mr. M'KlNLEY PRESENTS A Sill
YER RESOLUTION
LOCKING TO GHGGING OF DEMOCRATS.
Mr. Blount Speaks in Defense of
Minority Rights,
BlsCOCE TALKS SILVER IN THE SENATE.
The Conference Committee Agree on th'
City Postoifice Site---Other
Congressional Affairs.

in the House this morning Mr. Ne.
Kinley Of Ohio, from the Committee on
Rules, reported a resolution providing
that the House shall proceed immedi.
ately to consider the Silver bin, and
that consideration shall continue until
3p. m. Saturday. when the previous
question shall be considered as ordered.
The previous question was ordered
on the resolution and forty minutes de-
bate was allowed.
Mr.. Blount of Georgia had no obiec-
ton to the limit set for debate. but he
was informed that the chairman Of the
Committee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures would be allowed to offer all
the amendments which were admissible
under the rules Of the House. When
these were offered there would be no
opportunity for the minority to offer
amendments, nor would the minority
have o chance TO ask the House to vote
on free coinage This proceeding Mr..
Blount characterized as
WICKED, SHAMEFUL OUTRAGE
on the minority. He thought there
were many men on the Republican side
who would vote for free silver but for
fear of the President, who was in ac.
cord with the Secretary of the Treasury.
and both were IN accord with wall
street. If the majority and the Presl.
dent yielded to the money power the
masses of the people would hereafter
dictate and inforce legislation in their
interests.
NJ, nl,,I ~ Nfg..,.,,.f II Al. "a ..--.-
man who voted for this resolution voted
against free silver. and those who had
not independence enough TO stand up
against gag rule were unfit Representa-.
tives.
Mr., Cannon Of Illinois said that the
minority could offer any amendment
that they could under the general rules
Mr.. Springer of Illinois said no
amendment was 10 be offered to the bill,
except such as might be suggested by
the chairman Of the committee. He
DENOUNCED THE ACTION
as intended to prevent the representa-
tives Of the people carrying out the will
Of the people.
Mr.. Williams of Illinois said the reso.
luton was intended To prevent ma.
iOrity from legislating He appealed
10 members Of the other side who
favored free coinage TO stand by the In.
terests Of their people.
Mr.. Mckinley said that the resolution
was intended TO give the House an op-
portunity to pass some silver legisla-
tion which would be in perfect response
to the general sentiment of the couatry.
1t was 10 give the House an opportunity
10 pass a bill that would take all the
silver bullion Of the United States and
utilize II for monetary purposes.
After more discussion the resolution
was adopted-yeas, l20; nays. III.
Mr.. Blount voted in the affirmative
and moved a reconsideration.
The Republicans who voted In the
negative are: Messrs. Anderson of Kan
sas, Bartine, COnnell, DeHaven.
Featherstone, Funston, Kelly, Morrow,
Hermann and Townsend Of Colorado
No Democrats voted In the affirmative
The motion 10 reconsider was tabled
yeas, l3i nays, lls.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
NE Counted a Quorum.

Yesterday afternoon late the Demo-
Gratis refrained from voting on a con
current resolution directing the enroll
ing clerk 10 include in the Customs Ad
miBistTation bin a Senate amendment
relating 10 the abandonment of goods 10
underwriters and salyOTs They were
not opposed 20 the resolution, but re
Trained from voting 20 compel the
Speaker 10 count "a quorum. They,
therefore, insisted on the yeas aud nays,
and then declined 10 vote Speaker
Reed counted a quorum, aud declared
the resolution adopted-l27 yeas 70
nays
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

The President sent to the Senate 10.
day the following nominations:
Postmasters-Co Connecticut. Horton
Pease, Thomaston. New York
Andrew D. Baird Brooklyn; o. H..
Griffin, Stapleton; Judson Field. Cana
stola. Pennsylvania-D J. s. Noelv.
Sewickley Christopher Sheets, Bradock:
MarylaBd-W. G.. Tuck Annapolis.
TeXas-N. r. Campbell, Bastrop:
J. A. Toliver. Columbus Mis-
souri-N G. Clarksou, Hamil-
ton Michigan-N. b. Kinsev
Saginaw. Minnesota 80 William ID.
Hale, Minneapolis; ?. Hawes, Luveane.
kansas-A. J. Ryan, Augusta. Wash.
iDrtOn-Thomas Smith, Palouse.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
wANTED-HELP.
wANTED-ROonrs.

IXTANTED a PLAINLY. FURNISHED
w room IN the northeast part OF City
where there Will be no objection TO light
housekeeping Address ~ =. N this office
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
f1y-DR WHITE,
CHTROPoDIsT.

f-AP3 DIR WHITE, tHlROlODlSIt
liiO PCnua. ave, opposite Willard's Hotel.
Thousands from far and near visit Or. white
for relief from and avoidance Of corns, bun.
Ions, diseased nails and AN other foot
troubles. Hours "a m. 10 p m. sun.
days, . TO II. Established 1861. Fee, 81.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

ANNAPoIIs. MD. june 5.-The eXeT-
CisCs 20 day at the Naval Academy viii
wind mp The annual examination Tou-
tine, leaving nothing bat the gralua-
tiOn ceremonies for tomorrow. All 10
o'clock This morning the Board of
Visitors were entertained by company
drill The torpedo boat Gushing arr
rived and vas visited bv the Board
The vessel took them Out for q short
nun down tie baE.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

DOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
L suitable for gentlemen. No 30S Il So =.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Al meeting Of Company A. Sixth
Battalion, d. O. n c., held last even
ing Corporal n. J.. Began vas uuaui-
mously elected secretary and Iieuten-
ant G. j.. keyes was made treasurer
Z be application for membership Of
Mr Wendell A Smith was received
and referred 20 The recruiting commit
tee With Instructions 20 report favor
ably The company Is now IN good
working order and under the com
maDd Of Captain RaWles viii prove
itself equal % any in The guard
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

The conference comHitee Of the
two Houses met yesterday md agreed to
purchase as the site for the city post
office the square facing the avenue on
the south and between Eleventh
and Twelfth and G streets. The
report is in preparation, and a.
Bew bin is being drawn. ID will include
a condemnation clause. Il will proba-
bly, be completed and reported 10 the
Two houses tomorrow. MF. Clunie
thinks there will be no trouble about
its passage.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
Houses at Fails Church, Va.

A new cottage, situate only minutes
walk from Falls Church stations, W. & q.
X. r., Va, containing . rooms, bath, pan
try and trunk room size Of lot, ll0El5O
feet Price, 81, 100, Terms easy
ALsO-A new cottage, situate only S
minutes walk from Falls Church station,
W. %. X. r. Va, containing, parloT,
servants room and attic. Price, s, 800.
Terms easy.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
In tho senate

The Senate Immediately after routine
business this morning took up the
Silver bill, and Mr.. Hiseock took the
floor. He believed that a majority Of
the people were opposed TO opening
the mints Of the United States to the
free coinage Of the worlds silver. He
also believed that the National Conveu-
tions Of both parties would Tepudiate
such proposition. The people were OPP
posed 10 II. In the portion Of the coun-
Try with which he was conversant, nine
tenths of the agricultural population
and Of the intelligent mechanics and
wage eaTners were opposed to the free
coinage Of the worlds silver by the
United States
When Mr.. Hicoek had concluded
Mr.. Sherman took the floor
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

President. Second NiCe.Presil0nt
G.. j. DELL, PERCY B MErZGER,
First NiCePres'dent SeC'y ana Treas.
DlRECTORS-A. r. BrittOu. Jas. r. Fitch.
". S. Thompson, Harry Z. west Robt.
Dornan, VIM Werner, II, s. Louchheim, a. y
Bell, NJ. " Parker, G.. c. DunCansOu, Chas
Porter a. A, Thomas, Jas. g. Payne. NJ W.
Beyeridgc, Nath. X Janney, Caleb ! Milne
VIM. NJ. Coats, Crosby n NoYes, Beriah
wilkins John H. Hcrrell, Martin y Morris,
John S. jerks, Allen II Reed. my2tlw
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Rosa Miller who has just finished
si1ty-day sentence In the workh0use,
started In on another sentence Of one
month 10 day She was charged ia the
Police Court with being woman of
diss0lute life and fame Jennie Simp-
son who has for a time travelled with
Rosa, was permitted 20 60, as the eyi-
dsnce against her was not at an con
elusive.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
LEMON ELIXIR.


y fleaSant Lemon DRINK
For bllousuess and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplessness aud nervousness, take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite ana debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
Forfevers, chlllsand malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail You in any Of
the above diseases, all OF which arise from
torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys,
bowels or blood
Prepared only by DR.. Il, MozLEY, At
lanta, Ga.
soc. and SlOO per bottle Sold by drug
gists.
a Prominent Minister Writes.
After ten years Of great suffering from
indigestion, with great nervous prostratioH,
biliousness, disordered kidneys aud c1usti-
patton, have been cured by DR.. MOzley's
Lemon Elixir, and am now a well man.
Rev. q. Q. DAVIS,
Ed. NJ. +. Church, south,
No q Tatnall ST., Atlanta, Ga.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
Dean Of FORMER WashIagtoaIau.

ELucoIT CITY MD. june Mr..
Lewis C. Haslup died yesterday al bis
home ia Howard County. He several
years ago built and owned Walls Opera
House In Washington. He also helped
o. make the pick which Charles Carroll
al Cmrollt1n used 10 breaking the
ground for The nrsJ Ne for the BMd-
more and Ohio Railroad
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Al meeting Of the House Commit
Tee On Pacific Railroads to-day Mr.
Miles presented the report authorized
by the committee on the joint Pacific
Railroad bill recently agreed 70 by the
committee. The report was approved,
and The minority report viii be sub
mitted
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Ar MaHdeIs0H, from the senate MI
i,aTy Committee, 20 dag reported favor
alIy DE iill 10 establish d public park
0n lbe battle held of Chickamagug,
Wi'h 40 amendment bV Mr WalthiII
fuC.udiuE the Lookout Mountain
Elal lu he Improvement This
Was TIE greatest battle Of the
West Regiments irom every Stale in
ne Union were engaged ID iL Tbs
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR sALE-ABOUT iT ACRES on Sd ST
E n e extended, ON the line OF the Eckinr.
ton and soldiers Home Railway. being part
u the estate % the late Chief Justice Chase,
now called 'EdgeWuOd;'' a good opportunity
Tor investors. For particulars. price. etc.
inquire Of CHAPLIN BROWN. 3I u 81 n W.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Mr. Henderson to-day introduced in
the Senate a joint resolution directing
that the names Of sharpshooters and
military service medallists be inserted
in the Army Register, and authorizing
the wearing Of decorations by such
medallists. The resolution appears TO
The daily critic., 1890-06-05
WIND AND RAIN
storms OF Unusuai severity Prevailing
in towa and Illinois

storms OF Unusuai severity PreyaiItnc
in towa and Illinois.
AvOcA, Iowa, June Within forty
eight hours a heavy rain fan has flooded
this locality, accompanied by hail. high
winds and lightning. The Bothna val.
ley now carries q stream one TO two
miles wide. while 10 is ordinarily not
over twenty feet wide. A large amount
Of stock will be lost, and many small
losses from wind and lightning are re-.
ported. Extensive washOuts on the rail
roads are reported between here and
Council Bluffs.
ALGoNA, Iowa, June 5.-Durinr the
rain storm that occurred here Yesterday
o cyclone is reported to have struck
Renwick, q town on the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad south of here
demOlishing several buildings and blow.
ing away the railroad bridge across the
Boone River Trains are all delayed.
A farmer and his wife were killed two
miles east of town.
McGREGoR, Iowa, June about
3 O'Clock yesterday morning McGrer0r
was visited by a terrific rain storm
Fifty trees about the park were broken
and torn from the roots. The roof Of
the opera house was partially torn of
MOUNT CARROLL, ILL., June o.
There were no trains through here yes
terday owing TO the high water in Plum
River, which is now thirty five feet
above low water mark, the highest
point reached in twenty eight years.
The bridge, near Savannah, over this
stream is unsafe, and a wreck on the
Racine and Northwestern, near
Florence, is reported. Many acres Of
corn, oats and pasture on the Plum
River bottoms are flooded Many
thousands of dollars damage is already
reported and the storm has not ceased.
The Signal Office to day issued the
following special bulletin:
A storm Of great severity is central ia
Northern Iowa; gales and severe local
storms are indicated in Indiana, Illinois,
Lower Michigan, Eastern Iowa and South
eastern Wisconsin. Cooler weather NAV
he expected IN all but the Southeast Allan
tic states and Eastern Florida by midnight
EHrt.H
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Secretary Noble has denied the mo-
iiou tO review lhe decision recently
made by him IN What Is known as Tie
Seattle ide-laud case This case in-
wolves The right O. enter tide lands al
iacent % Tie city uf Seattle, Wash
with Valentine scrip This decision
leaves Tie lit.e % ue lands IN The
State
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

percentages Of killed and wounded is
the heaviest Of any battle recorded In
history. Two hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars is appropriated, one half to
be available 70 be expended during the
present fiscal year.
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

81 FgE CLUE hsTEs gr any further uIur-
nation desired write .e-b.y ll the under.
IS. .guel clearly stating your residence. WIrE
your .lallzlus al envelope aeaE.lE FllE Lul
address,
The daily critic., 1890-06-05

Ar Mason of Illinois to-day intro
Guctd IN the House a bin b amend the
Interstate Commerce Commission by
allowing railroads tO make special rates
fCr theatrical companies of i've 0r more
persons.