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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-02

Burke, the Louisiana ex-treasurer under in
dictment for forgery and ENLIGHTENMENT, is in
Honduras, where the government and people
vie with each other in doing him honor The
development of mines seems to be more i'm
portant consideration to the Hondurans than
the character of the men they receive from
abroad. Burke may yet become successful
Barrios-who knows? For he has pluck, brains
aud Dantons triple requisite, '.Audacity, au-
dacity always audacity"
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Gov. Hill says that he will veto any bill that
tends to prevent poorly educated men from
voting. The whole drift Of the world is toward
universal suffrage and the governor is aware
Of the fact and aware also tina. the Australian
ballot as proposed in New York will assist the
poorly educated voter in casting a free and
honest ballot Gov. Kill is apparently afraid
to entruss the voter, whatever his education,
with ballot which he may cast as he pleases.
His plea for the poorly educated man is q
ahau
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Interesting movements affecting the tutur

Interesting movements affecting the future
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal are in
progress in the courts and in the Maryland
legislature. Bills have been fled at Hagers-
town and in this city in behalf Of the bond
holders OF 1874, asking for the appointment of
receiver and the repair and operation Of the
canal as waterway through the receivers
agency. Governor Jackson in his message of
yesterday to the Maryland legislature calls
upon the state to prevent tho sale of the canal
by foreclosure of the mortgages upon IL, in
volving, he fears. transfer Of the ownership
or control Of the canal to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, which owns o majority Of the
bonds to be foreclosed. He contends that this
railroad. with it, claim Of irrepealable
charter and right to charge exorbitant rate
for transportation. would be able to exact such
tribute fr ON the people az it might determine,
and that the interests Of the whole people Of
the state demand that some provision shall be
made TO save the canal and to that II is main
tanned A. independent line Of Transports
tion. He recommends that it be leased to certain
persons interested in having il maintained as an
independent line of transportation who have
conferred with the board Of public works with
the purpose Of making such an arrangement
so far rs the interests Of the people of WASH
ington and Georgetown are concerned, they
would perhaps be best promoted by the repair
of the canal and its maintenance under BUSH
hess management as a waterway, competing
with the railroads. Il would be necessary to
put considerable money into il to run it sue
cessfully and its management would have to
be entirely divorced from politics. II the
abandonment of the canal Il waterway should
in the end be unavoidable its acquisition as a
railroad bed by some competing company
would evidently be more advantageous than
its absorption by the Baltimore and Ohio.
The affairs OF the canal are, however, so badly
tangled, and the constitution Of Maryland ties
the hands Of the state SO tightly against the
qualification OF its desire TO relieve the bank
rupt corporation, that the consideration of
what will be best for the people living along
the line Of the canal is not likely to play much
Of part in the settlement of the controversy
The bondholders, among whom the Baltimore
and Ohio is the most prominent, seem to be in !
the best position to make an effective decision |
aud to take energetic action in the matter |
Washington has secured the restoration OF the |
water-power which the canal supplied. and
can watch the struggle over il as q trans
portation agency in courts and legislature with
greater eguanimity on that account.
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s 4 ! + {. 4 / :: $:
+ + r s : Y 4 4 { /. !!

And now for the new goods for the nev year.
We merchants commence the new year a little nerv-
ously. As were TO UNDERGO 9 civil service ex-
animation and you were cur e.sminers We know
it is difficult for you decide who ranks nrst until
You have examined US all, we-the PAlAis Royal
won't ask your Judgment until you have examined
last six months Of thoughtare pouring in 80 quickly
tina: our present anxiety is 70 make room for them
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.D
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP,
Cor. 11th and = sts. nv.
THURSDAY. JAsuAnr 2, 1890.

We began our tenth Annual Special
Sales" this morning. The tines interested
most ARE
Muslin Underwear,
Linens and Bedweal,
Hamburg Embroiderie1
And Mems Shirta.
Each one Of the shove Departments .
stocked TO overdowinR with the best intrinsic
values ever our pleasure to offer. We have
raised the standard Of quality without alter
ing prices. In conjunction with this Great
January Sale Of New Goods We shall hold .
Clearance Sale Of Winter Merchandise. We
have quantities Of Goods which must b
closed out this month, notably Suits Wraps,
Cloaks, Long Garments, Jackets. Wrappers.
Tea Gowns. Blankets, Comforts, Heavy
Underwear, Furs, Fur Robes, Heavy Wool
Fabrics, &c. We propose to make the month
Of January . memorable one to our patrons
by Offering them the best bargains IN high
class merchan disc Of our business expert
euce.
WOODWARD B LOTHRoP
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A Few MoMEsrs
AMONG THE COLORED SILKS
PIP EkE RRR RRR ? - sSSo
Err Err En- kF k + Z w ssss
7 ERB Z L Z i : ssss

We know there are many ladies who are, maybe.
wanting IN odd OF An end piece OF Colored SILK You
want the qualify TO be all ri0ht-the shade to be o
rect one-but you only want somewhere from one to .
dozen YARDS "Iast end" to speak-snd You
wouldn't object to very low" price. We have looked
our Coored Silks overland this Is how tho land lays
in that department. There Just exactly 20 pieces
Of Colored Rhadames that we want to let go-no
son except-as We have told you before-a season
brings changes in shades-and don't want Q single
yard on hand when that change does come. II you
want any Of them now-this is q big inducement.
These 20 pieces are our s1.25 and 3l50 qualities.
We have marked them DOLLAR ($1). In light or
dark shades-a fair share Of each.
Evening-Jersey-Sil Qualities-elegant coll
orinss-in Ivory, Cream and Pink. Yes you will re-
member them ~ those you liked at also. We have
marked them DOLLAR (SD now.
We have taken off rs cents a yard on what are left
OF that superior line of FRENCH RHADZIMERS We
opened the season with at 81 Now they are S125-
In Ivory, Cream and Pale Blue
Now the Last Ends" There is not piece longer
than ysrdsand they taper from that all the way
one yard. But there are lot Of them. It's Q good
sgn-shows we have had heavy trade in them. The
prices-are but mere compared to the qualities
If you can Use them-you had better select them out
uow-ht once.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry" Building,
9th ST. and Pennsyivanis ave.
Established lS4O jag
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The gloominess without was offset at the
White House yesterday by the brilliancy within.
The presence of 50 many distinguished foreign
srs added grace and piquancy to the scene,
which was otherwise rich, beautiful and char
acteristic of the simple majesty Of the great
republic. The first new year of the Harrison
administration was an undisputed and indispu-
table success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-02

From Mrs. Colfax to Mrs, Morton, period Of
sixteen years. the Vice Presidents wife was alb
sent from White House receptions Much OF
the time there was no wife OF the Vice Presi-
dent or no Vice President The Vice President
~ a society figure is restored to his own.
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A BIC Time

II you booked over-in yesterday "STAR"-she
Items ws picked out Of esch Department You must
have arrived ss the conclusion-a one-thst
dissolution Of psrtnership" ssls means great snos
for you.
There are q few points worth your while 70 remem.
berlin connection With this sale-A mention Of one or
two:
The items We have specified in print are not
the red esrs"-ths special rems of interest in the
stocf-They are the ones happened to come to rs,
In each Depsrtment-Any others would have served
the se-inustrstions- equally Is we'll
We have put considerable stress on the point that
EVERY ITEM or STOCK HAS BEEN REDUCED
We don't mean nearly every every one with an
exception or two-but literally EVERYTHING. THE
FULL DRESS SUITS ARE INCLUpED-To our
minds it's not fair to lock upby the old price-away
from the rest-the very things-perhaps-many Of you
want-Just because they happen be little exclusive
No, siri when We say alive mean ALI.-no ifs or
butts sbouti it,
We have-before now-had some Of our wonderful re-
auctions preyed upon by the trade-and little later
eoodsoGered for sale by Others We are thor
oushly awake to this sort of thing-Ths sale is for
specific purpose-but its benefits shall accrue to oar
friends-or potrons-and not TO our coutem-
poraries in business. We shall not discrim-
mate You CANAL Of you-buy all you want
glad to have you-want you to-but when the
hand Of the trade in the purchase-weu be excused
We protest. This is but fair to YOU. You'l shake
hands with thst-won't you,
The original markings on the goods-will stay
there. But the new prices-the reduced ones buy
them now-hu since this morning-,iI until We tell
you TO the contrary.
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Scranton, Pennsylvania, has an snterprising
individual who loudly advertises his business
People i've miles OF can hear his steam from
lone play "Home, Sweet Home" and while
.hero are savage breasts in that baiiiwick
music nov hath no charms for them.
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IL e A D E r 8 =.

We represent i've Of the largest houses in the world
namely: Decker Bros. Weber, Fischer and Estey
Pianos and Estey Organs These famous instruments
rank ~ ''leaders'' everywhere. We sell on easy
monthly payments, rent Pianos and Organs with
option Of purchase and take old instruments In
change. allowing the full value therefor We have
department for tuning and repairing and give careful
attention to any work in this line entrusted to Us
We have well-stocked ware rooms at 934 F street,
this city; Is North Charles street. Baltimore, and
1917 Main street. Richmond. Va.
Buying as large scale we do (beng the largest
Piano aud Organ in the south) enables US to
sell to the lowest possible prices aud
on the most favorable terms.
Do not think Of buying or renting . Piano or an
Organ before examining our splendid assortment of
instruments and getting terms.
SANDERS L STAYMAN,
Jazz 934 street northwest
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RELICS Or Tur On YrAn

500 worth OF Ribbon Remnants. They ten the
story ofthe Christmas trade ct Ribbon Hesdausr,sr.-
Look for these remnants tomorrow CFridAp on long
table near door Of No lll7 Penna ave- Almost GER
tain 70 b. the length color and style you want Half
price Equal surprises on The remnant counters Of
other departmentS
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SxoorH SAILING.


OUR BARK OF BUSINESS sails STEADILY
ONWARD. HER SAILS FILLED WITH TIE
GENTLE BREEZE OF THE PEOPLES CONT.
DENcK. EXPERIENCE HOLDS THE HELM AND
GUIDES HER SAFELY THROUGH THE MID
CHANNEL OF SQUARE AND HONEST DEALING.
CAREFULLY AVOIDING THE suNKES ROCKS OF
CRASHING GREED AND THE SWALLOWS OF
sENsArIoNALIsM OUR AMERICAN METHODS
ARE OUR MANIFEST AND DUB BEAooS.LIeHT
SUCCESS.
IN OTHER WORDS THE PEOPLE REALIZE THAT
THEIR SAFETY LIES IN TRADING HERE THEY
KNowTHAT WHEN THEY WANT CLOTHING FIT
FOR GENTLEMEN TO WEAR. THEY CAN FIND
IT HERE AT PRICES AS Low As SUCH GOODS
CAN BE SOLD FOR. THE LURID LIGHTS
THROWN OUT By OTHERS SERVE ONLY TO
BRING OUT IN BOLD RELIEF THE STRAIGHT.
OUT CONDUCT OF OUR BUSINESS.
PROPER CLOTHING AT PROPER PRICES IS
WHAT WE TRADE IN. AND OUR PROSPEROUS
BUSINESS PROVES THAT that's THE COMB.
NATION THE PEOPLE WANT.
ROBINSON. PARKER co.
TIE AMERICAN cLoTHIERs,
3ls 9TH ST.
,s2-eo
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LISTEN.

LISTEN.
BOYS ovERcoATs. 25 PER CENT OFF.
YOUTHS oyERCoATs. 25 PER CENT OFF.
MEMS OvERCOATs, % PER CENT OFF.
STORM ovERCoATs. 25 PER CENT OFF.
CAPE ovERcoATs, a5 PER CENT OFF,
ELEGANT sArIN-LINED ovERCoATs. % PER
CENT OFF.
LIVERY ovERCoArs. a5 PER CENT OFF.
MEMS BUSINESS SUITS, rs PER CENT OFF,
REFERS. WITH VESTS. 25 PER CENT OFF.
MEMS ODD PANTS, 25 PER CENT OFF.
BOYS SUITS. 2o PER CENT OFF.
PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS rs PER
CENT OFF.
cUTAwAY COATS AND VESTS. % PER CENT
OFF.
LISTEN AGAIN!
THE PRICES NOW ON ALL OUR GOODS IN
PLAIN FIGURES ARE THE PRICES AT WHICH
WE HAVE SOLD THE GOODS ALL THE FALL
AND WINTER. WE SIMPLY DEDUCT ONE.
FOURTH FROM THOSE FIGURES.
E.B BARNuM co..
jA2 031 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
Our entire stock Of Trimmed Millinery at discount
of 20 cent. French Felt Hats reduced from S2 so
to 81 go, and from ~ to u.
Mrs. NJ. J. HUNT,
ja@-3mo 1909 Est. NV.
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PH11ApELpu1A SroRs
Headquarters for Hosiery. Ladies' Guar.
anteed Absolutely Fast Black Hose st rs.
37k, SOC.
Ladies' Balbriggan Winter Weight Hose.
the best ever offered for the money, csc.
Children's Guaranteed Fast Black Hose
medium and heavy weight derby aud nar-
row ribbed. all sizes, D to 10, only 2jc.
Fosters Celebrated Kid Gloves at al,
&l.35 and ais a pair. Every pair war
ranted We guarantee no other make.
Will offer balance Of Children's Wool
Cashmere Plush and Silk Caps at y reduced
price.
Your chance for bargain in Blankets and
Comforts.
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LADIES, FANCY FLANNELS.

Out OF this large stock about the two best
bargains we have in Fisnnels are these:
27-inch Printed Imperial Flannels, In
about % Of the choicest patterns imagina.
BILE. 25c PER yard
21-inch ALL wool French Flannel. In rich
dark stripes and plaids. especially suitable
for wrappers. tea gowns. etc. 371c. per
YARD.
iSecond 1oor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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10 per cent discount seems to be very mild reduc
ton in price in these days Of slaushters" and other
sanguine methods of disposing But let us
calmly analyze the stories Of these fabulous reduc-
tons. You may read of 40 per cent discount" and
yet when you come to investigate you'n prefer the
10 per cent off Palais Royal prices
How is that?
1t is easily explained.
But few merchants reduced prices prior to Christ
mas and who of them did not mark wraps at q price
that made allowance for the their credit bust
ness sure TO bring Thus it is that even 20 per
cent discount does not bring the credit merchant
prices into competition with the 10 per cent offered
of the reduced pricesthe plainly marked prices-of
the paiais Royal.
This may be not well explained. One mornings
shopping will tell you better.
ULsTERs.-lo per cent Of marked prices
Beavers, Cheviots, Corkscrew and Diagonal Cloths,
jacquard Cloth. &C, with tight and loose fronts;
Directoire with Cape. Plated back; Trimmings Of
Braid and Furs.
Marked prices So $40. sll, sl2, s13, ala, sl5
sl6. els, sl9. $40. s25. s27. $780, $50, e33. ESQ.
Many imported novelties that were intended retail
a, s65 are included in these prices
JACKETS 10 per cent OF marked prices.
Jersey Cloth, Beaver, Diagonal. Corkscrev and
Fancy Cloths with fancy names; made double ant
single breasted with and without revere shawl coll
lars. hip pockets. All colors and Black Marked
prices. 81. es e. s5, s6. o., Is, 90. sl0 sll sl2
sI4. sl5 sl6, ais. $50. Some of those now marked
81 9s were formerly s5 the discount 10 allowed not
withstanding.
PLUSH GARMENTs.-10 per cent discount
Jackets with real Seal Tastenings. vest and loose
fronts. roll collar and cuffs. large hip pockets Marked
prices s1o. sIe. sl7. els. eco. s22. s25 s27, ESQ
S35.
CoATs.-42 inches long. Real seal fastenineu
facing OF seal. cbamois pockets &c Marked price,
eco. SCI. s35. s37.
wRAPs.-with and without vest fronts Satin
lined seal trimmings. Marked prices ais, ais, s2s
TEA GoWNs-l0 per cent discount HenriettAs.
Persian Goth, Serge. Cashmere. FLANNEL and India
Silk TRIMMINGS Of velvet and ribbons Styles of the
Las, century. also the more modern Marked prices
&C, g. 60. slo. sl2. els, enc. sI7. 81 g. sie, eco
MISSES AND CHILDREN's ULsTERs AND
CoArsThe styles and materials are the very latest
The marked prices nearly half what were auotsd
the commencement Of the season Deduct 10 per cent
from these prices and you are undoubtedly offered the
best bargains In this city.
THE PALAIs RoTAL
4 LIsNER
Cor 18th and Pa svA -,
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JANUARY 2. 1890.
TEMPTING THINGS FOR BREAKFAST
OFFERED BY
ELPHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY.
GENUINE NEW FORK BUcKwHEAr-Nsv Pro-
cess.
CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTERFLIES Elsin
PURE vi. MAPLE sYRUp-Jast Received.
KIpPEREp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Delightful
Relish.
NEW No. MACKEREL-Fat and Juicy.
, NY. STATE PorAToEs-CarefuIly Selected.
cAssARD's HAM-Miid Cured for Broiiins.
GENUINE CINCINNATI sUaAR-cUREp HANS
Always Mild-cured, Tender and Sweet.
FRESH EGGS direct from nsar-by farmers every
morning
FLORIDA ORANGES direct from the grove
kLPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY.
%2S Ninth street
Ps.-REAL MANDHELrNa JAVA COFFEE il the
Highest Grade Grown. We always keep it and make .
Fresh Roast Once Every Day and often Twice.
ja2 ECO
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BOYS WAISTS.
Boys Fancy Unlaundered Percale Waists.
Sizes to II years. Doc each
Boys Fancy Iaundered Waists in" Mothera'
FRIEND aud Victor" styles Sizes to IL
years. Toe. EACH
Boys Mothers Friend" White Waists.
All sizes. Toe and 81 each.
Boys Mothers Friend" All wool Flannel
Waists, in Gray and Brown Mixtures Navy
Blue. Cream. &C. Sizes to 14years. $3.50
each.
Boys Fine Atwood Jersey Waists in
Cardinal, Blue aud White. Sizes to 0
years. $1.50 each.
Boys Extra fine Atwood Jersey Waists in
Blue, Cardinal and White, elegantly trim
med Sizes to 10 years. 81 esch.
Third 6oor.l
WOODWARD i LOTHROP.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
PARTLY MADE SUITS.

PARTLY MADE SUITS.
When we introduced the Partly Made
Suits they immediately took the place Of the
Ready Made. The skirt is finished, being
drxped in the latest style. The waist is
fitted TO your measure and you thereby se-
cure q Custom Made Suit ut about the price
of Ready Made We have these
Partly Made Dresses in the latest fall and
winter fabrics in both Black, Plain Shades
and Fancies.
(Thlrd hoor; annex.)
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TENTH SS U9p5 LINENS
bargains in Linens and Housekeeping
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN TOWELS.
~ b. 42-inch Heinstitched Huck Towels.
22 by Ain. Damssk Towels. with fancy
THREE sqrd sFa6i Ss e sakaArSs IN CRASHES
ls-in Bisaehed German Lanen Crash.
2s.in.' Plaid Linen Glass Towelins. l5c.
ONE ssk STAs BARGAIN IN DAMAsk
Nby 21:y yard Bleachsd German Linen
Sa aslnsa bi.:iSsd b.as.E ySs
63-in. Cream German Damask. Soc. Per
64.in Cream German Damask, 60c. Der
ss-,n, Blesshed German Damask soft an
73-in. Bieachsd Heavy German Damask.
6s.in cream German Dsmask tsstin I'm.
tshed). 90c per yard.
'S'''n' now WOODWARD 4 LorHRoR.
SIX SPECIAL BARGAINS IN NAPKINS AND
q Bieached German Damssk Napkins. 81
per dozen. "s.
u Bleached Frinsed Doylies. u per
dozen.
u Bieached Danask Napkins sl.s5 per
dozen,
: 4 Fine Bloached German Napkins. a2 per
doEen
y Bieaehsd Damask NapkinA $3.50 per
z-s DIe.ched rrinssd Doyiiss. s2.so per
THREE sPECIAL BARGAINS IN LINEN BED
WEAR
81 by S6.inch Ready made Ail.iinen Hem
stitched Pillow Cases. u. 20 and ~ . psir.
hem. NJ yards long by IN wide. IS per
pair.
kesdy-made .Al-linen Hemstitchsd
Sheets, N yards long BY ~ yards vida. O.
per pair.
(bsoopd hoor.y
WOODWARD 3 LofHhoP.
~ Cor 11th and = ssa NJ.
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E1enra GRAxn AssuAL
MUSLIN AND BRIc
UNDERWEAR sf.&
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JANUARY Q. 1890.

TEMPTING THINGS FOR BREAKFAST
OFFERED BY .
ELPHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY.
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THE PALAIs RoTAL
4 LsSER
Cor. l2th and Pa sv& -,
Arizona republican., 1890-12-24
IIICAGO.

CHICAGO, December g. - Cattle - Receipts, 5000. The market was slow aud steady. Prime native steers, SL9JG5. l5; stOckers, g. 20G2. 76. Hogs-Receipts, 22,O0O. The market was firm and shade higher. Rough and common light mixed, s3.l5g3 3j; fair to good mixed S. iO1 8. .i5; prime heavy and butchers weights, & i[ 0l345; light, S3.i0G3 i5.
 ep-Receipts, i,0OO. The market was slow and lower. Natives, s3371 2lt3.4O Westerns, ss 90 Texans, 6. .ijg2jO
 Rye-Easy; 6612c.
 Barley-Nominal; 75c
 Shoulders-SL25Gi3j; short clear, s5O0l55. 10 short ribs, sl70.
 SAN FRANCISCO.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-24

Wheat Primer Buyer season, Sl.i27s; buyer 20, Sl3l5A
 Barley-Firm. Buyer season, q I9; buyer 90 sll5
 Corn-Sl 27l4 4(1l.3 30. Silver bars-$l .O2(Gl .03. Mexican dollars-s2l 40oS3c
Arizona republican., 1890-12-24
5O.OOO California Orange Trees

~ T. ADAMS, A PRACTICAL ORANGE N. grower for 10 years, can furnish frst-class trees true Co name. Prices on application. Ad- dress, box 369, Phoenix, A T.
 Reference; Maricopa Loan and Trust Com pany. H63-dw
Arizona republican., 1890-12-24
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, December 23.-Money on call easy; at the close offered at per cent Prime mercantile paper, 7l2@s9 per cent. Sterling exchange, quiet and steady. sixty-day bills sL79l4; demand, sLSi4. Bar silver, sl02 Copper, nominal; Lake. December, sli.75. Lead dull; domestic, s4l2. Tin, more active, al decline. S20.Oj.
 LONDON, December 23..-Bar silver, i715d per oz. Money, 2l2 per cent.
 NEW YORK, December 2.--Closng quotations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-03
Plain Living the Healthie,t.

The question l. asked why ami
mails arr able 10 eat almost constant
ly and yet enjoy gooi health, while
Il Is claimed that human beings
must eat only nc certain hours II
they are 10 maintain health. II
digestion were with US rs with the
animals, the main business OF life,
doubtless we might concentrate all
cur energies upon our stomachs and
keep them filled most Of the time,
and still continue In fair health.
The lower animals have greater
digestive vig0r and less mental auii-
it's. AS some one says; can animal
isa stomach with other organs APP
PENDED" Wild animals have no
hari work and few annoyance
Take an animal and worry IL As
many poor mother or business
man J. worried, and Il would not
live a week. II We undertake 20 do
hrain-w1rk and muscle-work aud ~
the same time give our st0machs
no rest, there viii surely he physic-
al failure In some direction after a
time. IL We want o. do the most
and the best work, "plaiu living
aud high thinking must be. our
rule.-Fr0Hl q Loctlfrs dy j. III. hei-
I0gg. Of Battle Crcsk SdHifGTiuHl.