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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
uB11sHEn TO-DAY.
OTTO OF THE SILVER HAND.

L UBLIsHED TODAY
OTTO OF THE SILVER HAND.
Written and illustrated by HOWARD PYLE Royal
Svo, half leather, $500.
hEead Of TOms1te and touching interest runs
popular Merry Adventures of Robin Hood" The
Of valiant robber baron is brought into striking
prominence in the stirring days Of medieval Germany
book remarkable Tor its rich fpcm
to cover.
NEW JUVENILES.
tsecond Edition.)
TWO LITTLE coNFEDERATEs.
By THOMAS NELSON PAGE, Square svo, Illustrated,
apantation while the men went to fight. The young
sters have many adventure, serious and humorous,
abonnds in stirring incidents. It is an admirable
CHILDREN's STORIES
OF THE GREAT SCIENTISTS By HENRIETTA
G5 CIR. VI MA1oHr With full page portraits.
Collection Of snecdotes about eminent nsas
scientists Some Of these deity treated so as to
Netcark Advertiser.
LITTLE PEOPLE:
AMP THEIR HOMES IN MEADOWS, WOODS, AND
WATERS. By STELLA LOUISE HOOK illustrated
by DAN BEARD and HARRY BEARD. Square Svo,
$1.5O
"A delightful excursion for the little ones into the
OF nature with such pretty illustrations that
the little readers will be charmed as much as they will
be Instructed by the boOk"-Ths EUan9eiist
For sale BY all booksellers, sent, postpaid ON,
receipt Of price, bv
CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS,
1t 743-745 Broadway, New York.
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Is this the Hend?

Is TINS tne henuE
tLord sackvile. loquiturl
.Avent we always been on and,
In hevery cline,
Making our neighbors understand
That we run this universe, sea and land,
By Greenwich timer
Wen they've been In 'ardships, once or tvicA
Did they fnd us backward or hover nice
In giving 'em censure and good hadv1css
And now and again Gun,
To let 'em know that watchful heys
Forever CLOVIS
With the fire OF q mission pure and ~
OF poking hinto their family pie
A mothers noses
,Aven't we freely spoke our mind
To their facet
To Yankee failing Of hany kind
Ave we hever been deaf, or dumb OF oun0
Show me Q easel
Ave they forgotten han the years
We stood their fr1end.-
The psnpers we've sens 'em, and bsnkruUe
Is this me bend; ~. J. Roczn
Thinks Blaine VIII Not BE I'm the Cabinet.
Chicago Special 10 the New York world. nov 9.
John b Elam, Of indianapolis, Gen Harri-
sons partner, was ct the Grand Pacific TO-DAY.
He said that while he had not TALKED with Ca.
Harrison about II, his impression vas thaS
Blaine would mot be in the Cabinet.
-~0~-
Compliments Of the season.
Put Brice on ice.-Det-of nribsm<.
Lord sscky1Ile's complimenss 10 0ruvvr-
were psrns" nov; We vet hsaa go
Candidates for the post-oGRos eun sa1rso
General HaxriSon st Indisnapo1b during -
next three and hall noa&hA-EAWpsD
(4oes.) AsNer1coA. 44
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. MULLER, 82S 18TH ST. NV, TREATS
Nal Chronic Affections Of the Eye. Ear, Throak
Once hours 9-l2: 2-5. Sunday. from lOto2
n10-1ms
DUES OF WHATEvER FORM, NO MATTER HOW
painless Sno cnttng end no loss Of time from bust
Rectum:l Once and residence, SO4 9th ct. NV.
Consultation free. oc16-1ms
! RY ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN SPEEDILY
Asthma insomnia, Paralysis Weakness, Loss Of Nam
ood STRUCTURE Tumor, fistula St. Vitus Dance, Epi-
rect Kidney or stomach Troubles Nervous AHections
9 91se DIR =. W. HAYWARD. Electric Specialize,
1<lo sIn NV. oc12-1m
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

E<Os hLNA-ONF UhNlSdED.
sgSl !, 18th Nd l4r. .s10o 2sl9 Ct nw IS
Ii9s =: n:w- IOTs..5 1903 st. NV. r.. 20
1879 Gorcoran St, 13r. so VT and NV Or 30
M ~ st; NV, l2r 90 500 Boundv NV 8r.2250
ioi in lin NV 1T 40 90 once ~ 705 sth w25
800 st. n-w sr. "a so stores, 9th:nr g NV IS
Sth ar ave- t oes M and lsr Per year 500
n ST bet gt B, and 10th Pr month 80
Vt ave-. near Iowa Circle, per month. . %
-, ATfLER RUTHERFORD.
ENOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i45s PSpp1n' Circle. also ~ 18Th st ......s45
1904 st....... 40 I.loS 1 ~ N "''-'.'...- ~
1900 18th ST. SIS 5lS n ~ '-..'''.
iss3I ss--------.- % 1427 st.. Office room. 10
Sor iStn and 300 4, bet. 18th and 9Th I75
d. II t near 19, ill., 35 10Th st.nrDgPont Cir
Dupont Circle 5,y = ~ -; near esr ION 125
co5n a ay ps.r ~ 9 53 W ave near
Conn ave-. near N-... 200
oo2s FITCH, IQx Brown,
1877 Fsnn. sv& =. v.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
WHAT Is That SUBTLE, SECRET
SOMETHING

That has caused everybody to sound the praises Of
BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR
Try 1t and see, and you Will use no other For sale
by the following well-known grocers:
JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1417 New York ave-
CHAS. l. KELLOGG, Masonic Temple, 9th IT.
GEO. E. KENNEDY 4 SON, 1909 Est
W. E. ABBOTT, 1871 Pennsylvania ave-
r. A. WALKER, 1000 9TH st.
Z. M. BURCHARD BRO, Penn. ave. and ~ St
g. w. H. w. OFFUTT Georgetown.
A. o. WRIGHT, 1882 18th st. 3a14-wks
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IL 1909 IN" ST NV
Good three STORY brick residence with all improve
ments; fine location. Price S.5 per month
THOS J. FISHER CO.,
MOTT 1924 F ct. NV.
LOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ES-
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II 1904 "S' ST NV
very desirable three-story brick nine-room resi-
dence with every convenience ard side lot Price
GAO per month. THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
MOTT l324 r at m w
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALE-HANDsoME AND VERY sUBsTAN-
tally built new 2room rssidencs. desr.bly located
S sfEia a3d s'stifsSB ssl:ssS T al
NOR sALE-HOUsEs FROM $4,000 10 $4,000
s.sy Sso some lots 4 Ssrssn s NJ y.
FOR sALE,M ST. NV, BRICK, 14Rs., MI, 25x
.t NJ. Bricf. i5rs, 1900
18th St NV. BRICK Tors, MI. ............. 5000
lbs, ~ TH0s. q: HiE:,SsS5Ey, 0'.''
IL House; convenient to car and herdic lines: 6rs.
pns ss6od lot 7o1loe to wide alleys terms easy
sg.s on East S. c,s brick Ora and
i 4 n s.. mr. e.. s S:s6 S. m m s5s35 soo
nioeoss 0r' & Tii6 h a$sGS 1925 s. NV
EoR sALE-sIx NEW BAY-w1NDOw BRICK
schools houses each contain sx rooms ana Bath ali
's n III
EoR sALE-NEw BAY:wINDow BRICK HOUSE,
'1 fss S' saiss
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A FARM-A
BEIIEA $40 sS 81 Paul st.
FOB dsd s S1I:E 1oss INyEsTMENT Or HONE
hood lot 2Oxl22 house cannot be built for the price
asked $o,oOO. GEO. W. LINKINS,
nlO-1w 10th and II sts n. W.
NOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS-A VERY De
IL sirabe new ST xroom House side entrance to rear
modern "gS 5h Rs5F'sn rs
no1O-6t 927 st.
LOR SALE-THREE BRICK HOUSES NORTH
L., west new; well built; 6rooms; bath and concrete
cellar; papered; need repairs and rented at
Office. MO
EOR sALE-BRICK HOUSE; z ROOMS; ONE
square from St cars; rented st 40 price 5000
frame house centrally located; near and hercs;
&1,400. All the above located in East Washington
n10-3ts JOHN +. DONOHOE. 313 East Capitol st.
NOR SALE-HOUsE 3O8 I'D ST. Sc, CLOSE TO
II the Capitol and Pa ave.; rooms; bath and cellar
throughout Price, "a 0OO 500 cash, and balance
to suit WALKER WALTER,
n10-3t 613 st. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

1NOR RFNT-3O6 y ST : W, 8 ROOMS, BATH
II rOonn iii mod imps 81 80 per month. 116 NJ
81 = 3 rooms. $40 per month c. II. PARKER,
ror. ~ and y -t.. 3. hlO-3t'
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FINANCIAL.
LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
7 AIDES RIDING HABITS, COATS AND DRESSES
u made IN the latest Partisan style by NJ A. HOFF-
MAN, Al 9th st. NV. perfect fit guaranteed.
Prices moderate. Prompt attention to all orders
n10-3ts
M ME. DARTLISSE,
WI PARTISAN DRESSMAKER
Riding Habits Tailor made Suits, Walking, Recep-
ton, Evening Dresses Tea Gowns Bridal Troilsseaux
Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Latest Styles and only One
FITTING Required. 521 18th ST., near n. W. n.}-Gts
MRS. V. A. TRAVIS, MODESTO, MAKES HAND
W some and stylish costumes at reasonable prices
Riding Habits and Evening Dresses q speciality. 1903
r 81 NV. ! n1-12t'
SOMETHING INFLAMMATION LEATHER
y wall Pockets Mats, etc. pretty durable and cheap.
New Frost Children Scrap Pictures Gift Cards. Stud
les TO Paint Gold Paint QOc.), japanese Goods. &c J.
JAY GOULD, 421 9th st. NV. Branch, 2O3 Pa ave-
sc. oc131m'
CUPERFLUOUS HAIR DESTROYED, LEAVING NO
Otrace, by my electric needle process, endorsed by
every prominent physician Ten years practice in
this city Electrical treatment ladies and children
oclO-lm' MRS. DIR. GABRIEL, 1921 q st. NV.
VCOR THE LADIES-SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED
paired. MRS r. NJ EVANS
oc3-2m' 1901 Pennsylvania ave., Davis Building.
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NOR RENT
4 - Mass av L 5rSl21 zoo Bd'y st w 1OrS23
49, 9th 81 NV. f2r. 20 I4lO L st NV Or 20 30
1sdl ST - 1881 9Th St N w CIR 30
SOt llth st NV. IT.. 1919 ID st. sw- 7r. 30
SO1 lth II. NV, llr.. 80 900 ~ st sw 40
19OS ~ W., 1lr 30 IS 24I7 9TH St NV Or - / ;
.Dl6 II st n. ST.. :}5 4S4 G. II sw 5r--l ~ :,O
1lOu .'Jh 81. NV, 30 400 l. st. Or. ..
Dol -. NV. 80 Cor. LIST and stss ,5r12
1O3% 9TH St ne, $50 26:2j ST. NV, 80
nIO-3t- A. = CAYWOOD OIL 10 9th st NV
1,,DR RENT-3lO ST NV; IA ROOMS; ALI.
II mCdern improvements; near Pension Once and
Cry Hail. Apply To JOHN III. MAGRUDER, 14l7
New York ave. nlO-lm
II bath. all mod lmps- near Iowa Circle; pleasant
LeishbJrhUu' convenient TO markets, cars, hercs;
rent reIsonable 10 private family. Address L. b. o.
Star uftce. 1t.
1rOR RENT-SEyEN ROOMS AND BATH: ALL
u mod 1nliS between two lines of house newly
IaIered Coz 9TH st sw. Apply at 500 st. s.w1O-2'
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WASH'N DANENHOwFR
nIO-t Ills st NV.
INOR RENT-NEARLY NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE NO
II 30 NJ. n " modern improvements; only $40
Der month. r A PHILLIPS, l419 New York ave-
n1-.sw
1,oI: RENT-sIX-ROOM BRICK HOUsE,LOCATFD
month Apply at 425 sth NV niO-,ts
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TIOR REM

f,OR REM
l92l 18th st. 3sto-y brick, hrs, all mi....s1OO
l23 st Sc, history brick, 1Ors., all mi.
Hi st. 1-stOry Frame 4rS...................-l0
FURNISHED
1850 Vermont ave, 3-stOry SrTck. 15rs. completely
and handsomely furnished heated by open fire places
l4lliisr- 49, SO
IL Cusv'T-tu It. 2+StOTy and basement brick, y
ruu.s. completely furnished. 20
1BiE st. opposite Eytel Arno 3-story brick, IL
Ii NJ. PARKER,
nlu-l3t 14lS T st.
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HUI YALE Or RENT
Il ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
Corner Property.
Thoroughly well built threestory Brick Dwelling;
II rooms; IN modern improvements
Lot 54x10O to an alley Trees, shrubs fruits, low
ers High and beautiful location, fronting Govern.
Cars pass the door. Northwest section.
cheerful house, In perfect order.
VIII be sold cheap and on accommodating terms. d
rented TO good tenant for ESQ Per month.
Apply nPgIy to dN.A H 9EnHp GO;
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EQR sALE-NINE-ROOM HOUSE ON IOWA
i4ths Sish sssSls u TOO . rooms. ~ on 18Th. 80
nd nd "a: nsy $500 zroSms Sp g bet; 18Th snd
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NOR RENT

LNUK RENT
Il b:51 Ia. ave. .. e., Or.
and store. ............S6O
Store 1ll2 Conn. ave. -.DO
90 II ST. NV, 1r., mi. 80
.50l6 VT. ave, Or. mi. 20
sos II st. ne. Or. ~ %
Oak ave, Tacoma l'ark-2O
40I ID st. ne, Or, mi. 20
3.,:s q st. Sc, cir. 80
Al l. st. NV. 6r.-.-l 10. 80
SIS 18th ne, Or, water. II
S2l 18th 81. ne. 1r....12
Office room rear 921 II -!
nS-lrn SMOkMS1EDl
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TyOE RTST-I2S ST. s r, 10 ROOMS, s45: 2lS
Il - @ ruOuIs, $3.50 13 Sd ST. e, rooms,
80 80. 800 ID u. e. q ruOIns. S.,.1 302 Mass.
. rooms. S:,2; Z43 10.h 81 rooms ego. 80;
roo...s sic. I'll A 81 r. E. g rooms SI5 40: I35
Va ave. e.. > rooms. $40. The above houses have
TIE usual modern cOnyeniences. NJ NJ ROHI:ER, 302
East CaY.tCl -. nlO-.St
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1217 Wylie st. ne, 6rS11
1909 Wylie st. n.e.,5r.9.50
12QS Wylie st. n. e.5r. q. 90
1877 BY. st. ne, Or. $50
Ola Marks Alleys. e. 5r9. 80
u Il st. Ter. Sc, 5r. . $50
2023 Hutton CT NV. Ar. o
Marks Alley, 4r......S.3O
l29 Pierce st. n.w.5r. &. 90
1892 Mlller's CT. Sc, 5r.S
sos Callan st. me-, Or. 9
Rr. 121OI st. Sc, 3r...7
rear 915 / st. 10
ZOO 11th,. Is
& BRADLEY,921 Fnv
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WITH SPOON AND SAUCEPAN.
An Hour I'm the Cooking School with
the High School Girls.

PoAcHINe An zoe AND LANDING" II N DISH
HOW THE COOKING SCHOOLS ARE NANAaxD-
THE MANUAL OF NsrRucT1oN-How THE
COURSES ARE ARRANGED.
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EoR RENT-NO. 16Os 18TH ST. v w.9ROOMS
II bath and cellar. convenient to and herdcs.
stores. market. &c. Frst-class neighborhood; rent
e4J per G. c. PAYNE co, 6l3 18th 81 nj O-2ts
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-23
TELEGRAPHIc BREvITIES.

Ground covered with snow at FL Paso
yesterday morning.
The Reinhardt's invoice at Dallas
foots up 100000. Creditors Will receive
so cents on the dollar.
Cbauncey Depew spoke before the
Union League club, OF Chicago, on
Washington's birthday.
Russia still refrains from direct nego-
tistions with Austria; Count Kalnoky
responds through Prince Bismarck.
Austria makes her adhesion to the
proposed collective note regarding
Prince Ferdinand dependent upon ex-
plantations from Russia.
Count Kalnoky has returned TO Wen
ma from Pesth, where he had an inter-
view with Emperor Francis Joseph and
Count Andrassy.
A dispatch from Berlin Save: Prince
Bismarck submitted a regency bill to
Emperor William today. The text Of the
measure has not been made public.
It Is reported that an engagement has
occurred at Soatl between the Abys-
sinins and advance posts Of Italians. No
details have been received.
Reports from the frontier say that the
movements OF Russian troops are ceas-
ing westward of Moscow and Kief; at
those places the massing OF troops con-
tinues.
The house Of commons negatived an
amendment tn the address in reply to
the speech from the throne proposing
the creation OF a tribunal for judicial
rents In Scotland.
Missouri republican state convention
will be held at Sedalla on May 10 to
nominate a state ticket, presidential
electors and delegates at large to the ma
tional convention.
The weather at San Reno has grown
milder. The crown prince continues to
improve. Today he was able to speak
distinctly. The external wound has
healed. The cough and expectoration
have not abated.
The transport and commissariat SER
vice in Poland is becoming worse, being
now insufficient for the bare necessities
OF the troops.
Ii Is stated Austria agrees with Russia
In holding that Prince Ferdlnand's
pesence 10 Bulgaria Is Illegal, but rec.
ognizes his election to the throne as
legal.
Italy is said to have declared that she
will cooperate with England and Aus
tria in any action they may take in re-
gard to Bulgaria.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-23
A Personal Liberty League,

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. 23'-Articles OF
the incorporation Of the Dubuque Per-
sonal Liberty League have been filed
with the secretary of the state. The OBJ.
jects Of the association are to secure in
formation regarding the operation OF
prohibitory laws in other states; to ap-
ply for and obtain by any and all means
legislation in repeal or modification OF
the prOhibitory liquor law in Iowa. and
to secure compensation for the losses
sustained by reason Of the existence and
enforcement of such laws In lows;
to render to all members of
the association who may require
the same. aid in defending their rights
Of person and property, and to obtain by
legislation the enactment Of "a license la W
In this state. This means that united
and vigorous effort ia to be made to null
lify the probibitory law in Iowa. The
headquarters of the league will be In
Dubuque, and branch organizations will
be formed all over Iowa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-23
ALL SORTS.

Michigan is to have a home for dis
charged conyIcts.
A farmer in Hitchcock, Neb., sports a
live horned colt.
Yale college has twenty-three men 10
training for its base ball nine.
Foundry whistles are beginning to
blow all over the Schuylkill valley
again,
There are said to be more than sixty
thousand northern visitors In Florida
this winter.
A Paris paper says "the people OF St.
Louis, ID. r.. are dying of disease
the billiards."
The unusual sight OF q rainbow In the
sky, with the temperature 10 degrees
below zero, was witnessed at Franklin,
Pa, few days ago.
At the present rate OF increase In
population, by the year 1900 the Stars
and Stripes will probably wave over
nearly leo 900 900 citizens.
Speaking of occupations for young
women, the New York Sun says that
there is now generous contingent OF
them employed in that town as gray
hair pullers."
Three children were found stupidity
drunk on Boston bridge. They were
brothers, and the Oldest was only thir-
teen years, the other two being ten and
seven respectively.
A farmer In jackson county, Mich,
has spring OF warm water on his farm
which in winter keeps the snow melted
for yards around. The spring serves as
winter rendezvous for frogs.
A wholesale egg dealer 10 New York.
who has been in business for over forty
years, says that alOt Of twenty eggs 'Hs
as large single consignment OF the
kind as he ever met"
The largest horse in the United States
Is owned by Mark Thode, OF Nation,
Ill. He is only three years old. meas
ures nineteen hands high, has gained
$50 pounds in the last five weeks and is
still growing.
On an examination paper Of one OF the
lower classes in a New York private
| school the question was asked "What
ia karat?" A thorough practical little
| fellow wrote as an answer: Something
you put in SOUP"
A story comes from Danbury, Conn.
that an aged couple have been found in
| that place In destitute condition, their
children, fourteen In number, having
deserted them, although the father Is
blindand the mother paralyzed.
The point where the coolest temper
allure on earth has ever been observed
has been dlgnified by the name Of the
Pole OF Cold. 1t is located to the east
| OF the river Lena in Siberia. There, at
Verchojanski, the Russian Government
has established an observatory. The
poor weather man out there reported 10
December one year s. degrees below
zero, and January, 1885, as much rs 80
and 50 degrees below.
One of the most unique cases OF rob-
berry on record was unearthed at Kansas
City, when VIM. Jackson, a negro, was
arrested for trying to sell stove on q
street corner in the business part OF
town. When hardly cold, they found O
roast Of beef, potatoes and few other
articles such as \ small family would
have for dinner. 1t Is thought he went
into some kitchen, removed the fire 10
the stove and carried 1t of despite it's
heat.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-23
Wanted to be Right.

Detroit Free Press: They were talk
ing about the state OF the Thermometer,
and by the time all had got through it
was found that the record ranged from 2
to degrees below. Finally an old
colored man, who sat next to the stove,
was appealed to, and he said:
-"Gem'len, knowed dis yere coldness
would come up on de kyar dis mawnin',
an SO | made up my mind I'd be right
about it. My thermometer showed list
exactly 6 degrees below half an hour
ago, an took 1t down of de nail an
put 1t 10 my pocket to bring along fur
proof. She's yere."
And he took it from his overcOat
pocket, unrOlled it from handkerchief,
and passed IL over,
"Why, it shows % degrees abOve!p
exclaimed the man who received IT,,
while every body understood that Il had
warmed up, and began to laugh.
"Hul She does, eh? WAL, dat settles
me wild any mo- foOlin' around! Reckon
de pendulum has dropped of in de snow
an she's sOt out to paint the town redg'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-23
Best Since Turner Ball.

The best masquerade ball Of the sea-
son, except that recently given by the
Turner association, occurred at Prof
Muth's pavilion, on Government hill,
last night. This was gotten up by Prof
Muth, ably assisted by Messrs. Eber.
hardt and Vosburg as floor committee.
So large number of ladies and gentle.
men attended in carnival costumes that
list OF names must needs be omitted
by the LIGHT, as space will
not permit their publication. A
fine lunch sufficient for 800 guests
was spread by Prof. Muth. The dancers
thoroughly enjoyed 1t and the ball
which followed and at the wind-up at 6
O'Clock this morning one and all OF the
guests pronounced the highest praise on
Prof. Mutb for his successful efforts to
encompass their pleasure and comfort.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-23
How 1t Closed.

The firemen concluded their George
Washington birthday celebration at
Turner hall last night, but the attend
ance was not so great as on former CO.
casions. This must not be attributed
to any want of appreciation on the part
of the members and their guests, but
was owing to the bad state of our
streets and the Booth Barrett attraction
at the opera house. If, however, it had
not the large number expected, IL lost
nothing 10 sOciability, and a merricr or
pore really enjoyable ball WAS never
held in the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-23
The Latest Fashions.

Apple green will be the spring color,
but only girls with fresh pink and white
complexion can wear it.
The ribbons that trim the first produc-
ton Of Easter bonnets are wider than
those OF the passing season.
The white cloth tailor gown, with
pinked edges and borders and fine gold
or silver braiding, will be the fad among
first spring costumes.
Hoops OF steel in the back of ball.
gown underskirts make those of demi-
train length float out cloudlike behind
instead Of trailing on the floor.
Ribbons printed in jardiniere patterns
to match the designs on bengalines.
China silks and challes come among
millinery novelties for early spring.
Ii is in good taste to wear the hat or
bonnet OF the same cloth as the jacket
and trimmed with fur to match the
same, and with an aigrette offeathers.
Some Of the angel sleeves OF ball
gowns are dotted with palette spangles,
this decoration being the only tinsel In
the toilet except the spangled fan Of
crepe iisse.
All evening gowns, even dinner
dresses, are airy, floating, gauzy, cloud
like creations Of tulle or lace, with only
a hint OF velvet, moire. or peau de sole
in the way Of a low V-shaped bodice.
Tes-gowns of pale corn-oolored or
sang de boeuf China silk very much
draped with black Spanish lace or chan
tilly net, are In high vogue. The brill
liant shade OF red thus yelled renders
the gown becoming to both blonde
and brunette.
The pretty textiles called Neapolitan
silk crepslines are very popularity worn
for dancing toilets. These are In POM
psdour patterns. stripes both wide and
narrow, and odd bieroglyphics In lilac
and white, pink and primrose, olive and
pink, or vivid Roman red on cream
white grounds.
Mailor gowns for early spring wear
are being made mp OF delicate tinted
lightweight cloths. and have the budi-
ces lined with channels, q light layer Of
wadding and an inside lining OF light
satin added, as the channels sleeves do
not slip on easily and the channels soils
quicker than satin.
For further Information call on L.
Wolfson, G. B. Frank, or the Joske
Brothers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-23

MASSACHUSETTS bureau Of labor reports
10000 unemployed persons in that
state wanting work, and the fool papers
attribute 1t to protective tariff. The
suit OF improved mechanical appliances.
Reduce the hours OF labor, or reduce
American labor to pauper conditions.
Labor must rule low while two men
stand idle, ready to step into the place
made vacant by any discharged lab ,rer.