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THE DAILY CRITIC, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1890.
The Daily Critic
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WABmiWItW, MAY 9. WW.
we renin? it.
According to tee Haw To fW
the Panama Canal protect Is dead. We
tl ubt it. 9c lone, m De heseep lives
and France cnMHilwR to (rfflrlttce
i rcdniity. the ceeei retain Ashling
tharrt
bold hex mrrrjtntroRTH.
Mr nen,emla Bwtterwwrth, the null
tirotectlonftt hr word of month, It a
spontaneous talker awl a Hfttr.trljrfrer
thinker. The other tiny, la tin 1 tonse,
he thought like lightning ami went off
like dynamite on the tariff question.
Jte made loud report, Imt when the
vote on the McKlnley protect km Iniquity
In ectlotts ww called, the ItaM llenj
mln went off, deliberately awl silently.
Into the House clonk room Ami thought,
slowly, for awhile,
A MAID UNDISMAYliU.
Miss AVIllard. pctlictMletl ami defiant
us usual, declares that the "original
package" decision, which has given
iruisolallon, beer, Joy, whisky, lillarlty,
wine ami several other cheerful ami de
light fill thing to the personal-liberty
people of the prohibition States, cannot
I relied upon at a bulwark ami defense
ngaiott the assaults of the l'rohlbithn
lots. Indeed, wo mar ey. it In titw that this
maid,
More tottnlh than yoHinrlsb, Is In nealse
dismayed;
For hc states, with set lips ami the prtmmiwt
lueoWofl,
'Jbatthe"orltnal package" DvpteaM Ororl
iteclstcn
Ilaa made Prohibition dsSftflt,
A Heron tee, SrtHoa a ataat
An Issue, a national Issue
The national spelled with WtcN
With fleh, blood ami let ot nerve IImh.
And 'twill "Hp ami at 'em again "
T1IK CltlTIC.
Tiik CitiTtc, under Its present man
t cmint. will not belle Ita name, dulls!
a nut who pawea Judgment upon man
rur, morals ami the like. Hut It will
trileavor to be neither a cavller nor. a
iaiji And It will not Indulge hi too
i Id distinction; or Ira inclined to riml
fmdt, ir to be unreasonably fastidious;
iTtnlii captious, or to be unduly mi
vtre In judgment. Occasionally, no
d ubt. wo shall be bound In duty to be
a harsh examiner or judge. Often we
shall censure, and frequently we shall
not be enabled to character! our dls
vuMlon of public tptesllnns with deelr
able thoroughness and a reference to
principle, "as becomea a critic" but
we chall endeavor, at least, to make
Tiik CitiTic, a general rule, a genial
fault tinder, a judge without mallee, and
a welcome visitor to those people who
cnjiy pleasant companionship and fair
play In all things, uml hale shams ami
tlttett hypocrisy.
And, In good time, clad in a new
dress from top to toe, Tkr Ckitic will
take Its place among the handsomest
well as among the brightest ami beat of
the j( urnal of the day.
MANY IN ONK.
In the memorial sermon, mode yee
ttidny by Itev. Dr. Naylor of the Ham
lice Church to the Grand Army of the lie-
uV.Ie, DeparlmBt of the Potomac, that
very good man said: "Several; one" Is
a fart cow, before it was but a seat!
11 ;t The dead of the South, not lew
than the dead of the North, Indorse the
b tto and give it a significance it can
m I. ft." AVith some difficulty oBe
it. ay struggle into the meaning of this
t'.njuent utterance, and extract from it,
as the Idea the reverend gentleman In
n riled to express, the generally-eon-ceded
doctrine that this la a Union of
Irdestructible States of States "dl.
tlr.ct as the Ullowe but oe ae the sea."
Ardtfi tils doctiine all the Jik people
e f lit Fouth as well as of the North as
rent heartby. It may be true, that a
few political nuwuiiw make protests
f'bl'fct it after the feeble ef suck
i iu in k-r. but all the wkte-awak pea
j!e f iLe 1'nioa tieeUie K with a uaa
iii i us vt'Ice. mi fruta ail Ute hixe
t r f the Keputalltt.
PKNATOR BLAIR OP KIWT IIAMP.
siriKE.
besater Plumb, the Jofca L. Sulliwaa
f the Senate the cnampiesi vtwhal
1 iigillst of tkve Ua4ll Statee-to Us
geulest busht, the osker day. charae
tciUed Seaakwr Btair. Use muMiaeea
sntly coatiaviona-ia mwaeh-smm la the
.nd us aa ssswraace to the United
h'ait that Great BrttaU would aever
i ant a udlB nnelWialed attack
,-c the Sew ataad ooaai. Wksav
, u ihe Seaator from Hew Jfiimnialtiii.
-.', -!)i Hut delicacy la repattee wakh
'-fcgftVT lfwTrlilT aeaatofwl
. utuee, aalajajki Uust ae was not
-i.sii.cd to kaew susueiaiog about
1 1 '.iijett of our coast aad naval
. fctsts altkough" me added, 'the
Nxntcr froiB l(ajsjp aaight lasiai that
ic lilaii) ought to he aisaoata brutal
f t n the subject, Uka " "Seeae-
uwr " reiiiarlnxi aapthar Scnakw,
I uuug the iwpectuaafciie JHiuah.
w l til led the Iisciaja tueathm
-n ike uui by ntvSmmVM
'i iturk, iMwuatiafiy Mate, that he
. i inu to sunyast how much
i ... valuable the Becator fiomlaev
iiii.t'hire vas than a meat or eve a
i.. .. Livy.
Iu scnakM! from Me HsiwpaMre
i lt,t txBiUM bow Kaaaw m justke
...-.i. he 04 that the Baasiiis fseea
a, i. a w a lit. ely i hMtat thai the g-
i noat Mew Humtamiie ought to he
r .jtt a biuUJ idi.ji ou euajg liefaaaes
. . ix any other ubj.ct The Boaster
i . KioiM ku-.i tJUat the 8atoi
t u. New Hasawhtre Is bus a hcuiai
-1 u any atthetsi hut a ejsfitfce Uaot
kl u.l suhjecta JUad hearted la
v 'icuiun ad asayh to last, he m
tJitu ku the rlfbt side id iflitmfasj; hut
In ndvoracy he alwaya makca the hcttct
apf ear to be the worser reaton, or de
Me It forever from tire yW of erery
man In the worM by plllitt upon tt a
monntaln, a whole Rocky Mountain,
of sterile sentence. He h a man whom
roegwe rwnt away itttn htm every time
he opens hie month to ay anything.
Conremtng tome pnMIr matters he la
h above his day and generation, but
nnkm he continues In sllenre upon
evtry nueatfon on the right ride of
Which hfi thonghts rnn he hi sure to
exhibit htmeelf m a stnmbftftg weak
ling, and the caoae he advocates fh a
light that does not show Its merits, bin
brings imt Into boM fnlW all of Its
weak points, and makes It appear to be
rMlcnkros.
Thete am In the twM imwy worse
men than Senator Blair. In fact, there
are not many men, If any, who are
honester ttnt no other sane man has a
re f(wllh month than la the m-mth
owned by Jllalr ami owned. It mry be
sawl to the snrprle of some peop'e,
withont shame, and Indeed With a cer
tain kind of nnacconntable pride '
TIIK IlEFOrtMlXa COMMISSIOXKK
ItOBBKT.
The Engineer Commissi iner of the
IMstrlct, Colonel ltobert, Is wearing
w 1th pride the Congregntlonat Church
meeting bouquet of praise of his official
action as a ridel amang the downfallen
w ho drink bed whisky, stale beer, and
worse wine o' nights In ont-of tlie-way
plates of iniquity. The Colonel-Engi
neer, or the Unglneer-Colonel, or the
Engineer Commissioner Colonel, proba
bly deserves the praise that he is
receiving. Ileally, upon serious con
sideration of the question, we
bare no doubt that lie does. In
truth, he has no purpose In view but
the good of the District, the enforce
ment of the laws, the reclamation of
the downfallen nnd the punishment of
the perversely wicked. But will he
permit u to say that he luxuriates, as
a practical reformer, in too much brass
band? that he descends upon the rev
cling wicked with too great n display
of banners? that there Is not In fact
but In appearance Just a little too
much of tlio Little .lack Ilornor
boaetfulness in the way he ents
his reform plum-pie In tho eye
of the public 7 No doubt the Com
missioner Is a good man, doing good
work In a good way, and tli'nt ho de
serves praise above his almost wicked
partners, Commissioners Douglas nnd
Illnes, but it does seem to Tiik Ciutic
tl at he should work In a more subdued
light than the electric glare of the look
at'ine publicity In which he has been
busily reforming the slums lately.
TIIEOWL SUI'KItSKDKD 11Y CIIAN
TIOLKKIt. The owl w.w one of the two birds
to width Minerva, the OixldtHs of Wis
di in, was partial; and for that reason,
piobably, this bird has been tliu pir
titular favorite of Tiik Ckitic. Hut
the owl Is not of unblemished reputa
tion. It Is carnivorous. It has n dis
agreeable voice. And It gets ita liveli
hood In what is called owl light, be
cause that Is a glimmering or Imperfect
Hlit. In abort, the owl la a bird ot
the night and a bird of prey, and In
Leviticus, as well as In other books
of the Ulble, It Is denounced as a foul
abomination among fowls. Job also,
ami other miserable or complaining
men of the Scriptures, have made other
disparaging remarks about this wise
looking creature. So, we have be
come prejudiced against the owl. We
believe It to be a bad bird; and, to be
frauk, wt believe, also, that the wis
dom of the owl Is all in Ita eye.
We are compelled, therefore, to take
the owl from Tiik Critic, as the bird
that Is emblematical of the paper's mis
sion; but, in r lace of the hooting ami
screeching looter of the barn-yard, wo
we will give to Tiik Ckitic as its em
bh mullc bird the other favorite bird ef
3Iinerva, Chapman's Democratic
rooster, that ever-glorious, cheery
voiced, never-say-die, always-ready-for-a-tigbt
bird the bird that has crowed so
often and so loudly over many a Demo
cratic triumph, and was during all the
(lark night of Democratic disaster what
Shakespeare has designated it, the bird
of dawning, and that even now Is the
herald of the morn of Democratic vic
tory, the promise of which Is reddening
the eastern sky.
EIGHT HOUR AND LRAVK OF-AU
SENCE LAWS NULLIFIED.
The letter-earrieta of the eJty pt
otfee are makiag as attempt to get
flfteea days' leave of ahseaee with
pay, la this attempt we hope they may
he successful. Rut if, after obtaiaiag
the law, thy nut It to aa better use this
the eight hour aad the thirty days'
kave-oi-abeeace la the Covetaweat
Piiatiag OsSce laws have bee put. the
mave-of-ahsesw privilege will do the
carriers but little goad.
Is lesjt), Oeagteas passed aa act
kaowa as the eight-hour law, nsovkUag
that jajH hours shouhl eoustisuh? a
dej's work for ail Uhfliaw, wariuuea
aad machauhes asasjaaued by w p ha
half of the Qoeessuaestt of the Uahud
States.
la the laaguage ot a report matw by
the House Uommittae oa Labor, oa
February 7, 1SW, this law was a pUia,
yMgsjHs? coaciae stasamesst by Cosuisess
os uVs aujuhar of hosics ass'vico tha4 tht
OoMsnsjas'Ut wt&stld seemiaa to ha aes
lor saad to aaoh calassoac day to consM
tute a full day's work.
A low vaass ago a saw v
giviag thirty days' laavs) of
to
the esapleyas of the
UgOike.
Fsiat
Bttah sheas saass have
htdaw 8ssoJy riowaad.
Puriag the (two Mr
fuhMe Friator the sach4-hosr utv was
opioMadt, aad the httsevoJ-ajkoapcii lsw
This asauM van hsoauths ahssjs hjf lha
actioo of Copcaaw aftd of the Cusiuooia
Typosaphkajl Uasas,
But stoca the adseos of the Harrisoo
A'JJSJjjtrsJaos) both thp tdsjht-houf
lav aad thp leave of shears lav haw
baejs iHsntgasdaid to the fioaexasjaapt
Prtotiag 0t. Is that oStoi ess
jPtoSM iM bMtas svQsHeUMt SAOfltt tlfciUVIi
eight ho. aad Mr- Fetaaer. thp Fuh
4c Prtoser, to maojr laalaaoas
ku as&M raaajuixfial Uf TVAEHaiattaWi
ssmawa majojajgaTw 'pp amp"sp-maTP'
pdpian to -pork duriag the thirty daft
In which they sho-ild have takon their
lcave-of-abence. and has paid them
twrf-ermrt flreir full wages, becawee
they were entitled to bjave, snd tbnn
their foil trages again bccaue ihy
hsrl worked rlwring lh Ihfrty In which
they shmiM have been absent.
As enfom-d the eight howrand resve
of -absence laws are maths to operate to
increase witcs, awn not, ss wns Inronwerl,
as laws, the enforcement of which
would gine to the wsgn-trothers of the
Gowfwwawt tnwa rn srhfoh to rwst and
rrruperate tbetr wasted energies.
And the ehtwrrent McCiwnas of Mary
land Is dumb, and the Cnfnmbfa Typ
graphical Union makes no sign'
TIIK
SlTSAKBlt YKRSUR
TIIK
MAX.
tpeaket K ed looks like the plctnre
of a ChMiamsn on a ten hex. ot like a
plump pumpkin with a lathw's thlmWe
Mmk on it for a head, ot like Tnr
vtydropas that worthy is represented
In the wood nils of the original edition
of "Martin Chnxriewitt." He has all
the slyness of Joey Bagstock. He Is
tough tongh Is Tom Iteeil tough ami
de-vllish sly. He has, too, something
of the sltekncss of Oily Gammon ot the
Arm of Quirk, Gammon A Snap, ami a
good deal of the brutality of Sykes.
Hut It must lie said to his credit that al
most all his bad qualities have grown
from seed planled In the well-manured
soil of his intense partisan nature. He
is ready In I lie Interest of W party to do
anything good or bad. In Its Interest
he would Are the Capital with Ihe air
of a man doing a patriotic duty; but, in
his own personal interest, he would not
do any, even the most trivial, act of
lawless violence. In the interest of his
party he Is ready to do, and actually Is
engaged now, nt what may be called
Congressional robbery of tho Treasury
by opproprlatlou acts, into which crime
outer, In alKiut equal proportions, the
elements of burglary, hlghwaymanshlp
and pockct-plcklng) but Tom Heed
would not enter the wide-open door of
the Trensuiy and curry off the surplus
for tho purpose of cm Idling himself
personally, even It he could do so with
out trouble and In the certainty that tho
act would never be disco vcred. Ho Is
probably ambitious to bccomcncrimlnal
after the fashion of the fool who tired
the Dpheslan dome, but to his own en
rlchmenthe never would consent to be n
loolor, n traitor or an Iconoclast of any
kind. He Is n true-blue Republican,
and In that phrase is contained a lurid
explanation of all his nIHclal tergiversa
tions and brutalities.
AhRT mast profound an iiig'iilott
crlllclHit Imve liven written concerning the
I'erfoiniHiier of the Straus orchestra from
V ten us, and nearly all of litem eoucued In
a vt-ln of unMliited prale uml commenda
tion. It U, therefore, with the turnout re
luctance that we eonfcM to a tie ot JImp
point went, niter a ercf'il hearlna;, wherein
all otiririlprtloii(i vtti enlist d favorably.
All that we had beard about the dellcaey
ami preeislon of the orchestra's work wm
realized In one expertenee. We discerned
the light and dainty touch, the (gracious
dash am Irresistible swing of the de
livery. Hut there siael to us a
sad deficiency In the matter of volume and
eiuphttls at time. ThM were not always
needed. Esilallyln the eompotltlon of
.Air. KiluarU Strauu himself would any save
tlie very 1'gbtMt treatment have been out of
place. Hut one occasionally encounters In
the works of the elder, Johami Strauss, a
rauc.e Abere the demand are very great
and wbers the west powerfully dramatic
treatment would he appropriate. A ease
In point may be found Iu the waltz move
ment which closes the second act of the
Queen's Lsce Handkerchief. This figured
on the programme of Sunday night
ss "Hose of the South," but it
is more generally known In connection
with the very tuneful opera we have
named. We venture to say that uotxxly
who attended last night's iterforaaBee and
who had previously beard the same raueJe
rendered by the .MeC'aull or the Casino
Company of New York felt quite satisfled
tbat the fullest use bad bB made of the
ojijiortUDUIt.
For ourselves, we found greater saUtfae
tlon and more to admire and enjoy In the
perforraaneea of Ollraore's Hand. This
aisy be a narrow aad prejudiced view of
the nutter, but we think itot,
IT sbiuis to vs tbat the trial of Sureeou
Sriaby of the Capitol City Guard partakes
somewhat of the nature of persecution. No
colored gentleman of high rank, either In
the civil or the military walk of life, bos
ever been expected to atteud a picnic, a
frh-fry, a take-walk, or any other gaudy
function tbere free beer, or even subscrip
tion teoie, prevails, aad to malaUia that
perfect sobriety ot deuteonor whieh is, pre
sumably, characteristic of him elsewhere.
CerUialy it is not expected at the South,
nbere the Begroebaraeter is understood, aad
ktt bis UUIe foibles and peeuiiartsiea are
tedttlgeatiy comidered. Here iu Waabiag
toe, however, where the was aad brother
is reacbisg bis most perfect devesofMseas,
and where, is view of the eueourageiaeat
be receive, the greatest charity should be
exhibited, we have the spectacle of per
ehtaat effort to degrade aad otherwise
punish the surgeon of the CapUal City
Guard because be suoady &ad sooaJta
asously pursued aa tin m saw rial eassom,
aad celebrated a great aad gessaus os-
MLAUb1 aMwdiutf tih kkaA sftAakal ahfik
olamtaUttd. W f apafchtu wfcek liirgiQM
Bnmhy a witk a uua who U umjwt&f
V4mIs steeMUtttf lor Islw, w kttft t)6ataMs
ernUe) XMsrlflMaMftsVOaV 4t VM seCCttanWk
Txa Casric is ptaaseii. It hi
used. IS has received from bar own baud,
and bar buatsiass card, hy the photograph
we have beea fasforaued that the lady is
cusaely aad by bar card that she is "Attor
aey, aVatfcitor-at-Lav atvd Advocate;" that
she "practices iu Probate, CrissJaa), Civil,
ataie sad U. - Courts, aad all CoskIussUsI
Amssscaa ousta;" that she soasha ltaliasw
shiasisshi Vseach aad narsBaa. aad that ahs
dees buatosas at ulMi K. Mparoa steeet,
aVaow T, Chtcatjo, Ubj., . i. A." U,aow,
sap will towud a phosuogcaptuc eystader
Csttat4smtefafil' tmlsK IfttMsS Qsf kaMT VfltCS itt tebSsl 4m
aVsaty of aa argussent befecs oao of the
IMlsMkttaWM eWMslte IsV WleJeV&t Sfaet BemeftaHiH
eUel feVrti &&&M0J V tem$ seWitatCpVisMBmUft Opf
laaV" sbemo sift eW ftrjHfOCIttapi
Tsus o t Hew York TiMti da
fP (be eaufiaas) isaaatuMt of Moa. Clark
sos) bs Uoa. Cabist liirtfH'
ttlsths teturt eoertaosM that Cabot
U4asBakeuabr Cteduoa's attack ueetvU
msesse saiutsa ut hcetoa, but ts hi aoae the
Ism ssTstifiytt Vbea Vs. Loops asps that
atr. rtarfcsfle ssass baas ssada cessaia
vtaSeaMaas bt ie&t hssaess hs ssaat
have ksuwa tbat tbr ware aaire. as etses
s IsaSMii ta the art ul utUu tblaps to Neasn.
Ptbub aad tfarrw aad a Utswmtt in verauitT
to Mr. Ciacsaoe- Mo osm ca sead M
XsifsMpStt'S sWameeMeVft WtwWttt EsteUaaVVJalaC SMst amnV'
lfsT)a1amUa lieaaMk lftT- -toslimlfieeV'B aaVftlseflMftaM law
tjAehl eMafsaafceWp eW aam 4MiammVlBmVttPa bejel JfsU
OM would SbuUM Mr. indue uf
Htcrf tcwn-il fellow RepSMlean air!
a iritmhrr of the A(ttBlntlraon. AA e sr.
ccBTta'oi that Mr larkwm ts PNfeh hetter
trrerswtl In the matter of ctvt!-setr1pt1leform
twsn Jtr trxii r's rofnments wewfl hnafy.wf
hsvn no hitatin in tatm eet owl tm
iswastun that the Asttsnt fasteMPMtn
rat in not atx.vc twitin the rseje) t sn't
WoWn parrmse.
"A rnoot. Bor," who f a .wIPMsslpst
rmtletter, retnms to the churte agMrnsl the
levee men and says, m this IssWe et Twit
CniTte. tome canstk thtngs. sraMnd and
not exactly fonnded on "the etsraat fee
of everhtatmg troth," ss good nM Oeseon
Smith express hlmwtf. ireihwSieurSthan
this. We Deeomes a prophet of nvpssajr, and
wants the people of !tew Orleans that they
Meat soon choose between ssetafjt tho l.ttcc
Borgne outlet trted St private SVpweae an.t
seeing their rtty st oft the Ismhs of
the river and go like MrOtnty to the bottom
of the seal We tremble for Sew Orteam.
when we remember that Captain Cowlen i
abroad and that "A School Boy," who
setms to be an Intelligent man In a general
wsy, ha transformed himself Into an
alarnm hell'
It nons vov .trrnAn that the swttmrt
itcsare greet! y concerned shoot the ft
and reckless drtttng in the street, eon
eernlng which so mnch complaint has been
made. The driving continues practically
In as vfelons and dsngerons a form ss ever,
and the cttften can see no greater proVMon
than before for the protection of the pe
destrian. The pnbltc, however, have still
some hope tn Mr. Thompson ot Ohio.
Will he not kindly press the Inquiry eon
ttmptsted fn his resolution ? If the au
thorities are determined to Ignore all ap
peals of this kind, It will lie some comfort
to the peep's of Washington to know Just
who Is responsible.
SEEN INJHE LOBBIES.
Hon. J. J. Jlolt of Statesvllle, N. C,
arrived last evening and Is at tho Kb
bltt. Dr. Mott Is the leading Repub
lican of the Tar-Heel State and Is said
to be the "Mat Quay" of the South.
Dr. Jlott said to Tub Ciutic rejwrler
tlmt in his opinion Ilrowcr nnd Kwart
would be ronomlnntcd and re-elected,
and not to renominate them would be
a confession of weakness. In speak
ing of the McKlntoy bill Dr. Mott said
It was satisfactory to the Republicans
of North Carolina, with the exception
of tha tobacco clause. "We would
have been butter pleased with the bill
If It hnd removed tho cnllto tax on to
bacco, as was promised In tho national
platform; but if tho revenue from to
bacco will be used to purchase sliver wu
will be satisfied." Dr. Mott said the
ilc font of the Illair bill was a big sur
prise to the people of North Carolina
and that It hurt the party.
Congressman J. II. Hitikhcad of Ala
bama 1ms returned from a trip to his
district and Is at the Metropolitm. He
said to Tiik Ckitic reporter this morn
ing that the Fanners' Alliance In Ala
bama was composed of white Demo
crats, and that the Republicans hid
more to fear from the Alliance in
the West tlinu the Democrats had lu
tho South. Colonel Dankuead sal.l that
whoever the Democratic party nom
inated for Governor this fall would be
elected. He also said that In his Judg
ment Alabama would return her present
delegation to Congress.
Col. Joo MoKlbbln. proprietor of
Miuchall Hall, Is stopping at the Hotel
Johnson.
Richard Morgan and wlfcof Louis
ville arrived last evening and registered
at the Hotel Imperial. Mr. Morgan
runs one of the largest distilleries in
Kentucky. He Is bore looking after
the Internal revenue feature of the Tariff
bill.
A. Ijouglass and wife of St. Louis, F.
G. Harrison of Lynn, Mass., and S. W.
Scott of New Ysrk are at WIHard's.
General Thomas S. Roasor of Vir
ginia Is spending a few days at tbe
Rlggs House.
W. II. Delford of Brooklyn, Edmund
Welmore of New York, and W. II.
Grass of Lee, Mass., arc among the
prominent arrivals at tbe Rises House.
Lewis A. Scott Elliot, a wealthy
ranchman, has returned from a visit to
bis home in London. He is spending a
few days at Welcker's. Sir. Scott
Elliot's ranches are located in Colorado.
Oliver W, Mink of Boston Is at Worm
ley's. Mr.Mlnk Is treasurer of the West
era Pacific Railroad. He is here to at
tend a conference ot railroad mea.
M. It. Meyer left the Arao this Morn
ing aad returned to New York, Mr.
Moyer is tbe compiler of tbe hotel rod
hook.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 1. HoUUwr of But
faio are at the Kormaadie.
Max K. Moorbead of Pittsburg U at
WUlard's. Mr. Meorbead is rsratideat
of the Mouougahela Navlgsttoa Com
paay. He is here with Messrs. A. K.
W. Painter aad Joha II. Itteketoa. tho
iroa aad steel manufacturers of Pitts
burg. They are hare to ash tha Seaato
Flaaace Cottusiittea aot to wake aay
ebauge to tha metal treat aad steel
schedule ef the MeKtotoy bill. They
are latisaed with the rase of duty Used
by tho bill. Messrs. Fatolor aad Hfcke
toa are sioppUuT. at tha Arlington
lioa. Xatfcaa Ooat, sfoompaatai by
hie wife, caw to this saoratog aad teak
spttrtNaosss at the SMdtt.
Joseph A. MUler of Providence. H.
K. Uatapf of liotyoke, Mats., aad 0.
B. Mgoary ef Ctoriaasti are at the
EbMtt
Cososu sttohard Lathers of How
Yotk gsmo a a"t eojofahte luucheosi
at CbimherhVs this afsetaooa to a se
me party of butts aad gsmtleanea
h4ui "Mm Ytfaekfi. mittmtiQff Uei Mn.
spssseajr saisat SfV VPeve wosmsiw ss e"
hViUiies, His. Wesms of Mew York,
CUacrsi raugjpmr of Virginia. Judgw
ad Mm. mtfrdrshur, iuxgeoa-Oumrjel
eppFSiaV 4eps4 TpmmrejP epaemis a, s eh
WifflamJooMfAtoaof Charlotte U at
tibe Mitioip9ii4api. Uf JtmfiOiP QWoSjft
kA 'WLJSkmA MdhUill. taat VetlAsldfaW kUstsUl
to rhifflriftg
Ho. H- C. Fafse of Milwaukee ar
rived last eveetog aad registered at hhe
Ebhett Mr. Fayoe was suuagiy
tafkwl Jo the Posasaastar Ucaexalship,
hut as bswator Quay vaatod Waaa
aikr, why, uf course, Mr Fayaehad
io clvc way. Mr. Taync Is hem on orl-
itr lmMness, he will remain ovet to
tend the meeting of tbe Nattomil fte
ruNican Committee Thursthty.
W. R. ReyimMs of Ptbwri, tbe
traveling passenger sjajeet ot the Quebec
nrd Cresent R. R., to at the Metfopoli-
tin
t Blebwr and ftwirey efwtt of Jfew
York, T. T. Ysnwfl MH Wife ot Al
toona, Ps., nnd P. Merth of Albany
are at the fcattonnk-
T. O. Swlot of riblMmv, Philip
& King of Mllrovd. Ml,; S. Sotrmron
of Paris. Ky., nI J. tt. CrOhltmlth of
New York sre reghtetal l tbe St,
W. P. Wakeman of New York, II.
leck of Chicago, .Jndge Snmwel Hays
of St. Louis are at tbe Ltngbem.
CO0NT1NG fliiTPBOPLBw
Sftine r h- IntjHlflM to he, Mnile by
the tnH KnniemtttrK.
In order that the cillsewsof the Dis
trict of Columbia may be prepared to
answer or not answer the census enu
merators, according to tbe pertinence or
Impertinence of the questions ashed, we
print the following circular Issued br
the Census Bureau
The Eleventh Cetious of the Unltel
States will be taken during the month ot
June. The ceneos enumerators wfll begin
their work on Monday, June 9, and will
vlstt every house and ask questions con
cerning every ron and every family In
the United States. The questions tbat will
be asked call for the name of every person
residing In the United States on the first
day of June, with their sex and sow, and
whether white, black, mulatto, quadroon,
octoroon, or Chinese, Jaanee, or Indian.
Inquiry will be made also of every pereen
as to whether they are single, married,
nidnwed or divorced, and, If married,
whether married during the census rear.
The place of birth of each person, anil the
place of birth of the father and motlier ot
each person, will also lie called for, as well
as a statement as to the profession, trade
or occupation followed and the numtier of
months unemployed during the census
jesr.
For all persons ten years of nge or over,
a return must bo made by the enumerator
as to the number able to read and write,
and also the number who can speak Eng
lish. For thoson ho cannot speak English
the particular language or dialect spoken
by them will bo ascertained. For children
of school age, also, the number of months
they attended school will bo reconled bv
the ceDsus enumerators. In tha case o't
mothers an Inquiry will bo made as to tho
number of children they havo had, ami the
number of these children living at the
present time. This Inquiry Is to be made
of all women who are, or have been mar
ried, Including nil who are widows, or have
lien divoreed.
Foreign-bom males of adult age, that ts,
31 Jtars ot age or over, will be asked at to
the Lumber of years tbry have been In the
United States, and whether they am natu
rallied or bare taken out naturalisation
paiers. Of the bead of each family visited
the question will be ashed as to the num
ber ot persons In tbe family, and whether
his home Is owned or hired; also, If owned,
whether the home Is free from tnortif ie
Incumbrance, if the head of the fani'ly is
a fanner, similar Inquiries mil ho made
concerlDt: theowuersiilp of the farm.
In addition to thew Inq'ilrle. all of
ulilch sre inadcontbepopulatlon schedule,
the law under which the reneiH M t'en
mates provision for special Inquiries con
ceriilnx such of the population as nuy be
mentally or physically defective In any re
spect that Is, insane, feeble-minded, deaf,
blind or erlpiiled or who may lie tem
porarily disabled by sickness, disease or
accident at tbe time ot the enumerator's
visit. Certain special Inquiries will also
be made concerning Inmate of prisons ami
reformatories and of charitable and benevo
lent institutions. Ilesldc this, a statement
will bo culled for concerning all persons
who have died during the census year, giv
ing their name, aiee, sex, occupation and
eaute of death.
To tho above Commissioner Porter
adds the following appeal:
This olHcljl count of the people comes
but onee In ten years, and every family and
every person should consider it to be their
duty to answer tbe questions of the census
enumerators willingly and promptly, so
tbat definite and accurate Information may
be gained concerning tbe 06,000,000 people
living within the bounds of this great
country.
"A SCHOOL BOY" REPLIES
To deorcla" anil Milken Oauttlo Ne
wark In 111 I'enullar Myle.
KMter Critic. In your valuable
paper of May 24, 1600, your correspon
dent, "Georgia," attempts in vain to
color tbe waters of truth upon tbe
iiuottlon of outlets! He squirms like
an eel In the hands of Sullivan! It Is
useless! He knows tbat tbe law, tbe
illustration, and tho application, which I
presented In your paper of May 21, are
correct and he dare not deny them!
I have great respect for teachers,
especially from tbe prairies of Kansas,
when they tell tbe whole truth and
nothing but the truth; and yet when
they move into the valley of the Missis
sippi and settle at such highland places
as Natchez, In tbe State of Mississippi,
aad from such points of natural advaat
age endeavor to mislead the Govern
tient Into building vast levees oa tbe
banks of tbe Mississippi River, which
often cave into the river, ktveee aad all,
1 must talk back.
If I were buildiBg a railroad from
Kansas City toNatohez. Miss., It U very
probable (hat I should oppose outlets
until I got the Govern meat to divide
the cost of the bed of ay railroad ia the
t'Veriiowed lands north of Red River
upou the ground that it was acting as a
Mad of levee for the plasters!
1 deay tha absurd figures la regard to
the deposit to Lake Borgue for the
reason that tbe tidal outlots of tbe Mis
sissippi River at Southwest Pass, South
Pass, Pass Loutre, Cubit's Gap and the
Jump have beea open for periods raug
tog from forty years to two huadred
years, ami for the same reasons would
the outlet toto Lake Borgae, if made
osm mile wide aad km feet deep at low
water, remain open with a river be
tween Its banks just Uke the other tidal
outlets named above have done, are
detox and will continue to do until
aiopptd up by scientific ignoramuses!
The luods of the Mhjifasippi Biver
wuat be given many wide, deep and
direct outlets to the tiulf. or they will
continue to run over the tops of the
levees, to their mad efforts to get to the
Gulf of Mexico ! It seessts to me that,
if Congress Usttuu much longer to the
sessMlees assertions of men who have
the audacity to say that there are no
socks to the bed of the Mississippi
Shier at Malchez, on which Ave steam
brass have been wieeked. the Missie
ajppf Sever stii get wad and back
oVomn the Aichsiatoya to the Gulf, and
thus leave New Orleans upon an Inland
bajeui
T sjao thins that the Senators from
ma must soon choose between
the Lake Burgee oustot tried at
etae et c4hcrwise if the- es-
MfAlp see New Orleans sesaain oa the
eea or ttc "iffftafrri laser, and 1
posjr ins tluu if they persist to their
onnashton B ihU trial of what seeeas so
uJUto to so uuuy thowMnde of people to
this country, lUy U1 hate to face tbe
sissidjsne that the railroad itieruisinrs
and Sapsas umuks ate enuee toiueniial
with them iWn U the welfare of the
milieu who live in thai dutulate but
VoneVurf uily fertile- valley.
Very r1ctiuUy,
A bcuttui. Bs.
Vaenisgtoo, May Hi, loW.
(sajttj
nvsmas
A ttmldr Matter.
Cbatfts bnve boen preferred against
Captain Sampson of the Navy by Rep
rwentntlre MmM of Maryland ami Dr.
W. O. Turk of Annapolis, gecretaij
Trncy baa tbe affidavits of TTmawrs
Walter and GeoTge 11. Ixiwry (CwpSalrt
IStoVijawn's colored servants) who atrege
that he unlawfully and wrongfnlly re
tained part of their pay and tbe amount
allowed as commutation of rattowe.
The papers will be referred to thn
Judge Advocate General for a report
ami the Secfetnry will then decide
whether to order an Investigation. It
Is stated at the Navy Department that
some enemies of Captain flnmrwoti at
the Annapolis Naval Academy urn be
hind the colored servant In this matter.
" .,
Mini' ICtwtton.
Tbe annual election of Washington
Lodge, No. 15, of Elks km place lust
night with the following result: R
alted ruler, E. B Hay; exalted lending
knight, Leonard C.Wood; exalted Kvywl
knlgbt, BenfamlnEngei; exulted lectur
ing knight, Joseph Panning; secretary.
J. Y. Potts; treasurer, M. O. Me
Cottnlck; tiler, William Williams:
I rust pes, Joseph Dorr, J. C. Maxwell
and Prank II. Clarkson; grand retire
sentatlvr, Hamilton 15. Leach. The
newly-elected oftlcerajvere installed by
District Deputy EvJlld Grand Hnhw
John A. El linger.
A lllcyctn Accident.
Mr. R. A. Ashton, who resides at !Tl
Louisiana avenue, was thrown from his
wheel on Pennsylvania avenue Sunday
by coming In collision with another bl
cj cle rider. He was taken to the Hmer
gency Hospital and treated by Dr.
Ellyson, who found tbat Mr. Ashton
hail sustained n fracture of the right
shoulder blade. With tho force that
the two men came together the accident
might have resulted much more seri
ously. CnnErcMinftii-Klcct Vimx Comlnrr.
Congressman olect Vaux, who will
succeed the late o.x-Sponker Randall,
left Philadelphia for Washington to
day. He will be sworn In to-morrow
after the journal of tho House Is rend.
Ho Is accompanied by Squlro Mo
Muilcn, William V. Kean and other
friends.
Woe.' "10 mil's n cent: 10 cents a dime;
31 dimes, a bottle of Dr. Hull's Couj;li
Sirup.
tt proves a boon to tho alflleted ami costs
only 86 cents a bottle "Salvation Oil."
Mis Iliiviill's Death.
Miss Marthn Duvnll, dnughtor of tho
late Jesse Duvnll, well-known In this
city, died In Baltimore yesterday after
a lingering lllnoss.
recursion tn Oettrtliiirr; on Decoration
liny Tin llm rennsylvuiila Jtaltroail.
The Tennsjlvanla Itsllroad will run an
excursion to (lett)sburg, l'a., on Decora
tion llay, May 80. Special train to leavo
1). A. V. Station, Sixth street, at 7 a. m.,
reaching (iett)sburg at 10:51 a. in. ami re
turidng, leave Uettysburg at 0:17 l. m.,
reaching Washington at 10 p. in., allowing
seven hours to visit the man points of In
terest on the battlefield, tickets for thl
excursion will I sold at the low rate ot
$1.50. Tbe train will run via Fulton Junc
tion and tbe Western Maryland Kallroed In
holb directions. This route through the
wild and picturesque scenery of the Utile
Hldge Mountains presents many attraction
to a person desiring to take a pleasant ltotl
dsy trip. At (lettysburg beautiful monu
ments mark all the prominent points of In
terest Tlie people of Washtnuton should
not fall to take advantage of this low rate
lo visit the famous battlefield, and obtain a
day's pleasure at slight cost. The entire
train will be run through from Washington
ami no change ot cars Is necessary.
Frank Ward usually bought a dosen.
You buy one for tbe excursion May 'JO.
That
Tired Feeling
I'revBlls wllh Its most eaervatlae and dls
eouraclng effeet In spring aad early summer,
when tbe days crow warmer and tbe toning
egeet of the cold air Is gone. Hood's Sarsa
parllla speedily overcomes "that tired feet
Ing," whether eaused byehange of ellroate,
(tiasea or life, by overwork or illHess aad Im
parts tbat f eellag of strength and setf-eoaft-deaee
wbteh Is oemfortlng aad satltfylsg. It
also cores sick headache, biliousness. Indi
gestion and dyspepsia.
Xenons lleuiluclie
"Early last spring I was very ration run
down, bad nervous beadasbe, felt uiUerable
and all tbat. I was very mueb benefited bv
Hood's Sara parllla and reeommeed It to mr
frlends."-MHS, J. M. TtTLon, 1110 BuslM
avenue, Cleveland, O.
"I have for a longtime been using need's
Eertaparllla, and, believe me, I would net be
without it. As a sprlag medietas It Is Inval
uable." K. A, Ilnense, S0 Ontario street,
Chicago, ill.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. !1; six for St. Prepared
only by C. I . HOOD & CO.. Lowest, Mtuw.
IOO Ilosew Olio llollur
HI It KHNT miosis.
AttfTHlilnmtt tmOtf IM4 Ktod, fuur Hum Ot
Uu, SS emti ftr u li-i.rtoc Vla&UfitT tkru,
HAVMOME FLTtNlaHHO KOOM8. BN
suite or aiiuile, at t be PoaUagbaa 9S0
tttb st a w. overiooktag Mefbsrsoa Sqaore.
Choke table.
H RBkT TWO VDHNKBBU UOOOill.
ealtable (or gesUtenwa. Mo.9SSMstaw,
I.tWsT AND FOUND.
LOT. MULAID OK STULXK-CBttTiH-cates
uosabsrad S, SS1. 9U. 9SS and SSi
for one share etuib Viret 'iartm Cutaen'
nuuiiable Bulldlag tssoriathm uf Goorge
tuwa. D V Botloe U berebl given tbat v
lytkaJtou baa be ssaibj fur tbe tasiiaaoe of
euslbiate vttrtiavates.
Her
MAJtfUitarr HAYUBK.
Witaeses- Hark.
IP BitMBY. A.M. Kill;
strtiJit
Jnfaef'tteslenBaisI sttaaef IMsl Jattet JtUf JsMt 9t
Uu, Xttmbjtt em (aVsritna if W ttSttr tku.
NOW It) THE TIME. WB Wtti PAY
te aspeisr lor nsnts' asssV-elaas see
Psv-aV X-PujSc.
1 Ita f s4cei. itleswber of WuUtutftuu
btMk HkHuuk. AM laeul siuetts
uud iiaesiirftlae utwglst uud msI.
tiOlbXBV tKAU WsTATal.
T SALB-AtUXT IT A('jt-B .QSii ST
A.' a exuadeo. on taa uue ( .ta- auitm
ton anu sxiuUers is
tj the nar-'ri' of thA
lebilwajr. being a part
cellar JtuwoMOtuse.
At- a goon onuortuult
bow eallad ' 'Mgewiod;'
tut UiVDaturs. Vor
t&u-UraufCBAI-tl
BBOTW. 5 st a W
SaUM-MMWSiKKK Wf UK-SsM.
r fLBrarnr.
f, CUSf'BO
BOB ALL
U.asweaa.
&jV
$1.50 $1.50 $1.50 $1.50
To Gettysburg I
To Gettysburg I To Gettysburg I
GRAND HOLIDAY EXCURSION
VTA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
(Wt
DECORATION DAY, mflV 30.
Fare for the
Round Trip
WO CttAWTJS OF CAHtt.
fvtcjal train will reave the Stxth-Street 8t
reea at T a. m.. rseeMec Jrettysbwre ft :M
p. . see arrive m wtwMertc at te p. m.
orFIOK OF
WdOlJWAWD LOTHBOr,
Cteeer JHh aeat Fsts. n. w.
Hoys' Atl-wel Twe-r4e Kilt Suits, cle
gsntl; raadeamt nent designs. SteeeStand
3 years, Jtedneed teft.SOealh.
lleys- Albweol Cheviot Suits, In pkdted
and Norfolk styles, olefjant patterns. Sites
4 to 14 Tear-. IIwtnSe-1 16 J I.7S eaeh.
Hoyt' Fire All-wool Cheviot Suits, In
llald, atrlpee, ete., oleeant werkmanshlp
amt perfcet fit. Sites 4 to 1 years. Ile
daetd tott.Uoaeh.
Dots' Faney-strlped Outmg Waists. 8les
Stu It yearn, ltettneol toJSe eaeh, SforSI,
Doys' fine 7aney UnUunde-red rcreale
Waists, t-pir collars ami eurTs, oxtrn neek
bsixl. StceeSto 1 years, lledueed to SOe
eaeh.
Hats' "Mather's lrlel" White Uataun
dered HH(s, 4 ply Itaen ewlhira ami etilfs.
Htcs i to H yean, Hedweed te se eaoh.
Dots' Mother's Friend" Funev Laandered
1'ercale WaMs. with sailer eollars. Stse
tto It years, lledueed to Tie and St eaoh.
Uoy' Jersey WaMs. Stses 34 to 8 years.
Hednecd te Jl., fl.SO ami 1.T eaeh.
Boys' "Motber's Friend" Flannel Waists,
In navy Uue, fansy stripes and plaids and
plain colors, blies Stoil yean, lledueed
to fit JO each.
Third Seer,
WOODWARD & LOTHROF,
Coiner lltlt ami F Sls.N.W.
WKTCHES,
I W. GALT BRO. & CO.
JI071't:uus)lvauIa Ave..
Call atletitim to tkair sleek
of Watehest comprising all
the most desirable movements
and styles of casing, from the
lowest price for which a re
liable time-keeptr can be
bought to the most expexsire.
These watches bmrour
firm name and are fuUy
guaranteed.
American W a It ham
Watches of all grades
Dlttdsry f Uwfgfs aie Law Fkis
QAjtPSaUX CABBUWesjet.
A'PfOBSTBY-AT-LAW.
us a tlkitseBtkgeBBBl.
Waihsniisar. it ft
Webster Law Buiseuut-
Bessaenee ttnt K ssseat i
AVWMttlBtW AJaW
4Mftuetaes,
0-C.
B.Wa
juber.iie&t!
w
IMWat'PelT WSMHUReV
ATfsHaHtstY AT-LAW.
bfl aad SW it St.. Pbsaeaef Jssusjjisg, i
tornslsniasn..
t-, esenssgaen, w- v.
VrautiiBtts ia the Courts e tbn l
FrisMse Oeeeje Conatg. ji-
&&
raUUtft. AC'JjBT )acUMsWr.
lciie "WBM&ituWiag.yst-
J ALXsUt JOatlstUat.
AQRMY AC-LAW.
lei&dtaa wtommc
$1.50
t Station ot the Baltimore and rotor-r n
a. . netarnmir, reave aettystinrri i 1-
I
AMOSHMBNTS,
A IiBVUrjH-S ORAHD 0rKRA-tI0l8f5
JtlMtWe) neeeraMon Day and Saturday
LAMONT OPERA COMPANY
la the Wrest New York Casino su es".
ERMINIE,
inert. Orrlrastra. Orand Cher 13 of AX
MNt TOH EJWS19
Mlahd ijc
tfextOpera-NADJY.
VTBW NATIONAL TIIBATHB.
Matinees Wctlaeilar and Satnrdar at 2,
Every BvenlngThts Week at 8 11.
PRIMROSE & WEST'S
JVflNSTHBLS.
INCLUDINO
OKO. II. FRIMItnSB, W. II, WEST.
LEW noCKhTADKIt, HAHNBY FAOAN.
TIlKOniniNtT.MO FOUH,
SWII-T AND CHASE,
and Others,
KillNAN'S NKW WA8I1ISOTON THEA'
THE. 11th St., south of rcr.nn. ave.
Ladles' Matinees Tnos.,Tlmrs. and Sat.
First Appearance In Washington r f
DUMIMICK F.
McCaffrey
CirtAND DOUHLK ATHLETIC AND
brKCIALlY CO.
DOMINICK JftCAFFHEY,
Whofouehl a draw with Sullivan and de
feated t barley Mitchell. li to nny m.
wlio will stny four ronnds with him
JAMR8 HYAN,
Clianiplon Mlddle-Welght of rcnriylvanla.
JAMBS MITCHELL,'
Cbamthm Mght-Welgbt of rcDnsylv.iH.i
JACK HOITKB,
Champion 1W founds.
.TACK HAltT and JACK MAIISDrN,
The Champion Wrestlers.
Excellent Olio of Specialty !-tJr.
ME1.V1LL8 SISTBItS,
f-HBHMAN'8 KUNO IHtOMO.
WILLIAM J. MURPHY,
WATT8 NI) MclMTADK,
ANDY COM.lfM,
MAMIK MA.Sar-1 1. LI)
VTKW NATIONAL TlInATHB."
JUNE a AND 3 TWO MIGHTS.
Commencement Kxcrclsesand Draii. lo
HnteTtalninent by the
MARTYR COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION
AND THE
ACADEMY 01 ACTING.
Humorous and Dramatic Itrrltattoni; Clas
sic ranlorulme: FenelnitUatlle; Greek Statu
ary; Contest In (lesturo: Hoallnir Vldon
Scenes; New ami Veautiful Attitudes In Cos
tume with oalclum effects, aided by musical
seleethins; "A Halllnir Scene." muslo by I'ro
fessor Sousa, who will persocally lead tho
orchestra iturlne Its rendition; "How Grand
ma Danced the Minuet." "Tbo Famine," with
Tableaux.
Tragedy and Comedy.
Scenes from tbe followlns plays: "Inco
mar" tflower scene); "Itomeo and Juliet"
(as deciphered br I cnatlus Donnelly); "Nell
Owjnn" (a stage upon a staeo): "MeK
Mertlles" (entire): "Ma.leth" (murder
reeneK "Leah, tbe Forsaken" (death scene);
"Hamlet" (Ophelia la tbe mod seece).
Tills college will graduate this year soma
of the beet professlona! talent In the United
States.
Complimentary tlekets mutt be exchanged
for reserved seats.
The latter may be obtained for 21 and 'O
cent. at W. 0. METZEHOTT & CO.'d, lllu V
st.n. w.
Summer courses In Elocution cost from 1 1
upward. Ciroulars bow ready at tbe CoUeee,
6H lsrtb st.n. w. All persons who enter tbe
summer class on or before June are fur
nlsbed thi best oroeeditra cbairs FHEE for
the entertalaraents at tbe theatre,
mra)taju3
nine
HEOLIKN.
Is the Oreatest of AH Musical Instruments
Deeaose It perforBuany raaslo
from a waltz or a ballad to an
overture or a symphony more
beautifully and more nearly
Irfeot than any other tingle
iastrBBeat.
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