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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-17

Speaking Of the numerous youngest soldier
Of the late war the New York Sun wants to
know who is the oldest soldier. The sun is
slightly premature. The oldest soldier will be
going up to the pension Office some time sbou,
1883 ASKING for a rerating and back pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-17

The American Protective Tariff League met
IN New York yesterday and elected officers for
the ensuing year. The League reports its AZ
fairs in prosperous condition, notwithstand-
ing the elections Of last November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-17

There are several deeply detected men in
New York today. They are lawyers. The
circumstances are such that yesterday they
were compelled to announce that the litigaIions
over Mrs. A. I. Stewards millions were ended
by settlement satisfactory to all parties at IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-17

Senator Brice of Ohio to Editor Dana Of the
New York san: Would you call United States
senAtorship rainbow?
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ODDS AND ENDS

ODDS AND ENDS
have been culled ont from every department and have
been placed on counters 10 the rear of our store.
Profits sacrificed for the benefit of patrons We
cannot move these goods to our NEW STORE. What
Is more, WE WILL NOT We prefer to give our
patrons the benent rather than put them under the
sale of the hammer and red flag" Odds and Ends in
Dinner Sets in American and English China. Tea
Sets Chamber Sets, Glass Ware. White China. Deco
rated China. Tin Ware, &c. ALL MUST 90 at q loss
to us but GAIN TO YOU.
REMOVAL BARGAINS.
Three-ar arm Towel Racks only &c. Tea straners &c.
Coffee Pot stands, &c. Nutmeg Graters &c Gralu.
Dredses. &C. Ink, &c Wucilane. Sc Polished Woo
knIfe Tray, &c. Chamber Pals only l6c. Seven-pin
Hat RACKS, PC; Pot Ch:ins. 4c. Nickel Match Safes
&c. Channels Sponges, &c.
Large Block Tin Dish Pans, worth &c. only 1Oc.
Good-szed Bucket, 80 Clothes Pins, Clothes Lines
and Blueine only 19c.. worth Soc.
Crystal Glass Fruit Saucers only 25c. dozen.
Sherwood Lustral Wire Breakfast Castors only zoe
Rising Sun Stove Polish only 4c.
sAPoLIo MAKEs YOUR HOME AND YOUR
TINS BRIGHT, ONLY &C. A CAKE.
Colored Straw Table Mats 3 in a set, only 70
Japanese Water Carriers only Doc
sc. Lava Cusp doris only &c
23c. Good Strong Broom only l6c
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT THROUGHOUT our
ENTIRE STOCK ON ALL GOODS except THOSE
ADVERTISED TO THE AMOUNT OF ONE DOL
LAR OR OVER FOR TOMORROW, SATURDAY.
JANUARY ls
THE FAIR,
sl2 7TH ST. NV.
1t Frankie co.
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Washington has secured the worlds fair, in
that there were never so many pretty women
at the capital as are here this season.
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ssss I "A VuJP Mn ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.

SEVENTH STREET.
| MEMS UNLANDERED SHIRT SALE
| Do you ,Oear Of our sAtrts
Shirts TO you superaous for those who them
the shirt is too well known 70 need any explanation
10 those ,cho have never worn our Shirts.
We would Ask careful consideration Of the follow
ing:
The new stock Of shir.s is now in and placed on
sold each season brings the strengthening Of some
weak points heretofore overlooked But we now be;
sSs e OF 4 P0s x T sh sh5 AnS w
GCAkANTEE PEBFECT, or We will RkFUND YOUR
not satisfactory to you.
A Soc SHIRT FOR $40
Made Of Dwight Anchor" Muslin. linen bosom and
isOn with other 66c. Shirts QUIZ PRICE 37,fo.
A $50 SHIRT FOR 500.
Made Of New York Mills Muslin, ! 500 linen bosom
sasf e IS 0r nsna and Il e
esTsb b cent You pay Of that .r.., ,-s..,,,,
"a s he Wa ass sl
FI.fI WEAK gaRfs srSnsel
NECKBASD has continued seamless facings and
reenGreed opttonholes which prevents stretching OF
SoAes las 10 neavy seams ana Will not Tip.
All patented brttonholes areGUARANTEED NEVER
~ see the illustration Of this in the store.
,AHMPlTS have OVERLOOKING AltAIPlT STAYS,
absolutely indestructible.
SLEEVES have indestructible seamless wristbands
and overlapping clocking bar in slit.
BACK OF SHIRT has seamless band with over
Tapped clock stitch bar.
SIDE OF SHIRT has indestructible seamless gus
S a .e az and eockng bar
75C. SHIRTS FOR Gle.
Plain or Plated Bosoms
81 SHIRTS FOR roc.
Made Of Utica Muslin. and 100 Linen Bosom
81. % SHIRTS FOR $50.
Made OF Wamsutta Muslin, and 81 90 Linen Bosom
45o. FANCY-TkIMMED NIGHT SHIRT
Made Of Elegant Muslin. full length and size, with
an entirely new trimming. We have seen no better
SGirts sold for zoe
1sc. LION BRAND" COLLARS FOR loo
1Sc. IS the standard price for the Lion Branau
Collar all over the country aud the mauufac pro
tects that price Owing t. the enormous quantity Of
tins brand we handle afford to sell this col ar
Tor 1Oc the ONLY house doing So. No better collar
made for 1Sc.
1Sc. CUFFS, PAIRS FOR CSC.
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That proposition to assist white emigration
rom the south shows that the Afro-Americar
. getting '-sarkastikil"
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Paorrcr1os Fon Tur Boris
AFTER THE MILD WEATHER, WHICH
HAS MADE EVERY ONE VERY suscEprr.
BILE TO ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES. THE
BOYS NEED ovERcoATa
WE STILL HAVE FINH LINE OF THE
NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
STYLES AND ARE SELLING THEM ALL
AT TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF
REGULAR PRICES.
YOU'LL FIND THEM THE BEST BAR.
GAINS IN THE CITY.
E.R BARNUM 90.
ALT SslPHNNsYLvANIAA vR
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Gen Malone has scored a victory in Viz
gina
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When the PAlas Royal closes tomorrow the Annual
Special Sale of Mems Shirts and Collars and Ladies'
Cotton Underwear POSITIVELY TERMINATES.
It'u be year before these prices quoted again:
IS cents for S5c. "Palsis Royal" Shirts
so cents for CSC. 'Palais Royal" Night Shirta
9cents for 15c. "Pslas Royal" Collars.
Is cents for 2Oc Best Linen Collars
Is cents for 2oc 'palsis Royal" Cuffs
l6 cents for 25c Best Linen Cuffs
The special prices for Ladies' Cotton Underwear are
F. 4 4 { E.. 4 4 + + :: ::
| f. f.: So ) 7 : 4 . T E.
s fsG + 90 J EEH ssss
{ COG &c ILL 90 w ZEE ssss
922a ocoo
q 90 90 DER crNr
sa2a 5000
PPDP # sSss GGocc 90 Y WY
5 B i SIS 8 90 . SkNS 4 -
Alluson is made to the Calf Kid Dogskin and Goat
skin Gloves with Wool and Flannel lining, with and
| without Fur Tops
We have the Dainty Little Glove for the lady who
doesn't wish her hand to look large The durable bu,
neat Glove to keep warm mems hands, and the still
stronger Gloves for driving. The cutest Gloves i'm
aginable for children All have the Patent Automatic
Fsstenings. All have the price marks arked in plain
figures. Deduct twenty per cent-one- ffth-from the
price You see marked on the Gloves you fancy
| The PALAIS ROYAL
| CONTINUED below)
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TO ATHLETIC CLUB MEN.

Excellent line Of Gymnasium Clothing,
such Us Full Tights. Knee Pants, Shirts with
and without sleeves, Supporters, Long
Stockings, &C. These are all knit garments
and mt snugly, permitting free action. &c.
We yet have the complete line of sizes in
the Canton Flannel Drawers at sue. per pair
that were made to sell Tor a quarter more.
(First hoor.)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
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RoB1ssoSs Sronx DErrrns.

An Ulster 10 . swell garment only when the
essential requirernents Of easse are complied
with For instance: There should be . vast dif-
ference between the style and set-up of an
Ulster intended for cab drivers use and of one
meant to BE- worn BY man Of elegant leisure
To be swell" an Ulster should be Of generous
length. form-n.tins and made Of quiet but good
warm material That's the only kind We and
use for-Gsntemen's Ulsters-ssorm peners
at that. Our prices are els. ego and s25.
This cold weather demands Just such . sar.
msnt Come in and zee these Of ours.
b ROBINSON 4 CO..
HIGH STYLES AND Low PRICES,
u7.so 300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Esfahlishel Sin
HINTS Ar ToMoRRows HAPPENINGS.

HINTS Ar ToMoRRows HAPPENINGS.
We have long lis. Of special sales" that finish their
run tomorrow night There's no backing and filing
about it. When we say Saturday night-THAT's
WHEN WE MEAN Look carefully. please. through
this Hst-Inake up your minds thoroughly IL there's
not something other among them you can call into
play to advantage
THE Any of our S16. SO and 81 3 Sack
80 Getaway Cashmere. Fancy
SUIT SALE. Cheviot and Tweed SUITS that you
like are S9.50-AND WILL BE
UNTIL TOMORROW NIGHT. Don't ask for them
Monday.
LONG PANTS. those Boys All-,cool 50 Long
Pants left. The "Cut-in- half
price" moved the others today. Tomorrow night will
the last of them They are 81 SOFA to IS years.
HALF PRICE Ten dozen this morning-Not
SHIRT WAISTS. one over three dozen left for to-
morrow's business. They are our
more than three to any OF you Must limit
CHILDREN's We think it's worth while to
SHORT PANTS. give you again the scale of reduc-
tions We have made ALL our
chdrens Short pants These hold Tor tomorrow-only.
& s1 20 Is. sd q qualities lties-5s99ci7
sas sU ns9 -si44s.
g.. 30 an. S275 -SIYS
IA ito 1S-YEAR Not comely enough for our gen.
ovERCOATs. eral stock. though they run from
$3.50 to IS. Buy one for school
or rough use at 1925. You'll not regret it.
FIVE LOTS OF One $3.50 lot reduced to g. IS
kits. -Four imported Jerseys-oris-
inally s1o-and up TO yesterday
were s7-we've marked till tomorrow SO. We don't
want them. but you will if you see them.
BOYS WINTER Guess you'll want these winter
CAPS AND Caps now, won't you! They were
MEMS DERBYs 4sc. We've marked them 15c
Trade was brisk around them to.
day-And around the Mems Derbys, too SIC. is q
cheap prioe-we admit-but the Hats tce're Offering
You at that regular 81. rs, e. So S175, with
some e. ones-and they're not common qualities by
any means.
THE SIS Well. you've got 'em Just when
OVERCOAT SALE. you need 'em. We're glad Of it
You'll think still more Of them
now it's little sharp- you've got one-get another
kind-Get one for fair weather-and one for stormy
Tisnt extravagsnce-its sensible. Pick out Sa5
US They are all $l5 now.
There you are-These arc the facts in the case.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
YOUB oUTFITTERs.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET
.al7
Mna j. ScHnI11SoEn
MILLINERY.
60611th st. NV,
Opp. Woodward Lothrop'a
| Ihavs decided no. to remove any Of my present
FANNY fea.hers. osr,ch TIPS and PlUmes jets. orn.
ments iabDons. Sc. nj less than one-han Original
| prices.
| $50 dozen French and Domestic Hat and Bonne
Frames iacludng all the latest popular shapes. from
Don't forReI the name and No.
| MRS. J. SCHELLINGER,
3a162w COG llth st NV.
BARGAINS. BAaeAms
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THE FAIR,
S12 7TH ST. n. W,
FRANKIE & co.

Is E.. {. /. f Il Is Is T. {.
Is If E.. e. 1 $:
Is IS. I'LL $ % e. e. e.
SIS I'll i i 9 90 9 E T. sss ss
We the acknowledged leaders in the Dis
trict In Chidren's Shoes account Of their
wearing qualities and our extremely low prices
Our present clearing prices make this depart
ment especially attractive Just now.
Following list will give you an idea Of what
doing at present:
s25o Misses Hand-welt Fine ponso,.
Button. s1.s7.
$3.50 Misses Best-wearing Tampico Goat
Boots, s12o.
sl.25 Misses Donsola or Pebble Heels or
Springs. 81 cents
81 Misses Solid Spring or Heelsd Button.
20 cents.
sL25 Chiid's to 1o1s Patent Tip Button.
95 cents.
sl25 Childs to 101ss Fine Dongols
Spring Heels, 81 cents.
81 Child's to 1O1Ss worked-hole Button,
73 cents.
20 ~lo1. h1Ia
As cents.
now sI.75.
and Laced sL2o.
s1.25 Boys and Youths Iron-clad Laced
and Button, 81 cents
csc. Youths Solid Sole Shoes now "A centa
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. NO MATTER
HOW Low The PRICE
WIN HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE.
Main Store. SIG Seventh st
West End Store. 1922 Psnnsylvania ave-
Capitol Hill Store. 23l Pennsyivania aye. 40.
3al7
Supxn,on GooDs-Lowrsr Pn1cra
CHINA paIo-A.sRAo aLAss'
| POTTERY. CUTLERY.
Haune replenished our stock we are enabled to ole
great Inducements 70 purchasers
Nv. BOrELER SON,
jsl5-6t 923 Pennsylvania ave.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Cool Quality Muslin Drawers, deep hem
and tucks, finished with herring bone braid,
2oc. per pair.
Excellent Grade Muslin Wal king Skirts,
with deep Hamburg rufiie with tucks above,
81 each.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns with Hubbard yoke
of six Hamburg insertings and tucks, neck
and sleeves trimmed with Hamburg en-
broidery, 81 EACH
(Second floor, annex)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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Senator Allison is still u unanimous fayoritS
IN Iowa
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT,

STATIONERY DEPARTMENT,
We are showing An excellent and elegant
assortment of the latest novelties in Sta
tiontry.
The latest novelty in Invitation Paper is
handsomely Decorated Card, with tiny
fancy envelopes att 'ched to the upper left
hand and lower Iiglit-nand corners, which
contain two blank cards for the names of the
sender and receiver. pa in q box Soc and
60c. per box.
Another novelty is Correspondence Paper,
with Washington d. c., engraved in the
upper right hand corner in three different
colors Box containing "a sh ,ets of paper
and PA envelopes 40c.
Real Irish Linen Paper in cream and azure.
Soc. per Id. Square Envelopes to match.
lSc. and 2Oc per package.
500 boxes Of Peerless Paper, both plain
and ruled, 1 &c. per box.
Boxes containing sticks OF Colored Seal
ing Wax. with two candles, 3Sc. per box.
Pen WiIers, with dogs head. chickens and
various d, sigLs
Qirst door.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
NOTIONS.
Marking Cotton, skeins for &c.
Crochet Cotton, in White and Cream, 90.
and 10c. u ball.
Childrens Hose Supporters. 121<c. esch.
Skirt supporters, &c. and SIC. each.
Ladies' Cotton Hose Supporters, with
belt 25c. without belt, lSc and 20c.
Ladies silk Hose Supporters. 42c. each
First hoor.l
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
A SPECIAL IN TABLE LINENS.
1t is not every day that we can offer the
equal of this. Sixty-four-inch Full
bleached Extra-heavy Damask Table Linen
from o manufacturer at Dunferline. Scot
land, at the low price Of SOC. per yard. You
who have been using Damasks at half a.
much again viii be more than pleased with
this.
second floor,
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
INFANTS AND CHILDRENs WAISTS
Double We Waists for Infants and Chill.
dren made of fine Jean with double piece Of
cloth extending from shoulder to waist.
forming double We. which help to support
the clothes. Soc. Sc and SIC. esch.
(Second door; annex
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
TURCoMAN CURTAINS.
Plain Top Red Turcoman Curtains, With
bright, attractive dsdoes; 8 yards long.
e325 per pair.
Plain Top Turcoman Curtains, in Red and
Ecru with handsome dadoes; s yards long.
- 90 per pair.
Chenille Figured An Over Portisres in
medium and dark colorings: 3 yards long.
| "a per pair.
Plain Top Chenille Curtains, In Red,
| Olive, Light Green and Bans. nnishsd with
rich dsdoea. $3.50 par pair.
! 3al7 WOODWARD Z LoTHRoP,
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP,
Cor. 1lth and + sts. nv.
FazDAr. JANUARY IL, 1890.

Tonisht two weeks We take account Of
stock. The goods heretofore advertised 1t
reduced prices have met with . ready sale,
showing conclusively that you appreciate
buying merchandise less thsn regular
prices While we have made additional re-
auctions In various departments We do not
wish to give you the impression that almost
everything is reduced 1t is not %. No
need to- We buy carefully and judiciously
and conane our purchases to goods Of an
intrinsic value-goods You want-soods 1t 10
best and most economical for you 10 buy.
In . nutshell, the reduced goods are sur
plus hnes," small lots" "slow-sellers,"
short lengths" odd szes." goods Of which
We ought not to have bought 30 heavily and
the ika The bulk Of our stock Is of char.
scter that does not require . reduced price
to sell IL. Yet there il . part which we wish
to sell prior to January 81, and they are the
goods we have reduced.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
BLANKETS REDUCED
To close them out before stocktakins we
have reduced One Hundred Pairs 7-lb Gray
Blankets to $3.50 per pair. Atsl 80 Cless
than pc q lb.) this is the best bargain ever
offered in low-priced Blanket
Fourth foor)
WOODWARD b LoTHRoP.
sTocK-TAKING REDUCTION IN ROMAN
BLANKETS.
Ladies wishing an elegant Couch Cover or
Slumber Robe should hot miss this oppor-
tunity Only seven lett of those elegant
Roman Silk Blankets. These we shall sell
at the greatly reduced price Of g. each
75c. less than ever before.
Fourth foor.)
WOODWARD & LoTHROP
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CREAM CHAN
T1LLy LACES.
We hsve closed out from an Importer about
100 yards OF Cream Chsntilly Laces, and
shall offer them for considerably less than
their REGULAR prices They range in width
from 4 to inches
Six Patterns at 371Sc per yard
Seven Patterns at SOC. per yard
Three Patterns at o2I8c per yard
Uirst foor.)
WOODWARD L LOTHROP
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BARoArss,

Our entire stock of Trimmed Millinery at discount
OF 25 per cent French Felt Hats reduced from 81 so
70 sl.5o. and from ~ to u.
Mrs. N. J. HUNT.
h2-3mo 1909 i 1t. nv.
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A SPECIAL IN TABLE LINENS.

1t is not every day that we can offer the
equal Of this. Sixty-four-inch Full
bleached Extra-heavy Damask Table Linen
from o manufacturer at Dunferline. Scot
land, at the low price Of SOC. per yard. You
who have been using Damasks at half a.
much again will be more than pleased with
this.
(Secoud hoor.l
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Double We Waists for Infants and Chill
dren made Of fine Jean with double piece Of
cloth extending from shoulder to waist,
forming double We. which help to support
the clothes. Soc. Csc. and SIC. esch.
(Second door; annex
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-19
Condensed CABLHGRAMs.

Dillon, Sullivan and Harrington sail
from Havre on the 25th.
Three thousand miners have struck
in the Charleroi district, Belgium.
The italian torpedo boat which left
Naples some time ago for Spezzia, is
missing, and is believed to have been
lost.
Mount Etna is in state of eruption.
The whole eastern side of the noun
tain is covered with a thick layer of
cinders.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres SAYS
the supporters of ex-President Celman
are intriguing with the view of return
ing him to power.
A severe storm prevails along the north
British coast. The British feet lying
at Scarborough was compelled to run to
sea to escape being blown ashore.
Three sailors were drowned.
A rumor is current that a French
syndicate, headed by the Rothschilds,
has purchased majority of the stock
of the National bank of Mexico, and
will take charge Of the institution
shortly.
The socialists congress at Halle de-
cided to nominate candidates to contest
the elections held in Berlin; also to
hold a socialist labor demonstration the
1st of May next, and thereafter ON the
Sunday following the LIST OF May of each
year. A resolution was adopted declar-
ing Herr Werner incapable Of represent
ing the party.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-19
AGITATED GAULS.
THE AMERICAN TARIFF CONTINUES
TO WORRY THEM.
Retaliatory Action Advocated by One Fac
tion, While Another Thinks France has
Already Done Too Much in that Line.

PARIS, Oct. 1S.-There has been great
excitement during the week at Lyons,
over the new United States tariff law,
and Burdeau, the Lyons deputy giving
notice that he will, in the chamber, de-
mand retaliatory action for the increased
duties on French goods. He will espec-
tally propose that retaliatory duty be
placed on petroleum, and also suggest
that boards of inspection be established
for the examination of all imports
from the United States. On the other
hand, the committee for the defense of
the silk market, held great meeting at
Lyons, at which the speakers took the
ground that retaliation was likely to do
more harm than good.
The president of the chamber of COM
merce called attention to the fact that
the retaliation policy against Italy had
already cost the Lyons market 100000
francs worth of business, and given Ger
many industrial supremacy in Italy.
Besides, the notable injustice committed
by France and other countries toward
America in the matter of pork, had led to
COAlCIIHlS CAIIdOi OiuludIy pOWcTS upon
the president of the United States by
the Edmunds retaliation bill, and might
entail dangers to the great French
staple articles of export, particularly
wines and silks.
The president was followed by sem
ator and two members of the chamber
of deputies, all of whom spoke to the
same effect.
The Petit Journal thinks the bill af-
fects England and Germany more than
France, which ought not to be drawn
into making reprisals against the
United States. Temps holds that il the
new American tariff is injurious to
French interests, France cannot COM
plain, as it has for over nine years per-
sisted in enforcing an unwise act that
has been injurious to America. The
moment has come, it says, to repair this
mistake and the circumstances are
favorable.
The council of the department of
Bouches de Rhone has already called
for the annullment of the decree against
American pork.
A meeting of the cabinet was held to-
day, at which the final draft of the gen.
aral customs tariff was approved. The
cabinet also accepted the reduction
made by the budget committee in ex-
penditures, as estimated by Rouvier,
the minister of finance. This leaves
100000 francs available. thus permit
ting the government to reduce the duty
on alcohol.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-19
LATONIA AND LEXINGTON.
The Fall Meeting Closed at Both Places
Yesterdays Races.

Yesterdays Races.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 18.-Closing day of
fall meeting, Latonia races.
Three-year-olds and upward, mile
Rimini won, Robin second, Labrador
third time Az.
Three-year-olds and upward, mile and
twenty yards-Barney won, Eugenie
second, Pritchett third time :4534.
Three-year-olds and upward, mile
Blarney Stone won, Business second,
Dollikens third; time :4314.
Two-year-olds, five furlongs-Ranier
won, Palmetto second, Palatine third /;
time :04.
Cincinnati hotel autumn handicap, all
ages, mile and e;ghth---Prince Fortunas
won. Miss Dale second, MarionC. third !;
time :5534.
LEXINGTON, Oct. Closing day Ken
lucky horse breeders trotting meeting.
Unfinished from yesterday, class IA,
pacing, $500 Winslow Wilkes won,
King Caska second, Johnny Smoker
third, Treasure fourth; best time :1411s.
The 2:20 class, $l500-Koricon won,
Veritas second, Globe third, others ruled
out; best time 2:19I.
Special stake, four-year-olds, $500
Nancy Hanks won, Bonnie Witmore
second, others distanced; best time
2:15%.
The 2 2:29 class, $1OOO-Minerva won,
Van Tassell second, Embassy third,
Clara Wilkes fourth best time 2:22A.
Futurity stake, four-year-olds, 1896
Unfinished )-Angelina won from Coral
loid in 2:191a.