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Committed to Jail.

This morning in the Criminal Court Joseph
Fielding. indicted for an assault with intent to
kill Henry L. MeCeney. was brought in on a
bench warrant and committed to Jail. He was
arrested in New York, brought here and deliv-
s-ed 20 the marshal.
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FOR SALECUOTS.

L YOU DID NOT KNOW you
COULD Boy LOTS PROM
&:Bl5 TO 500
And upward In sight of the
CAPITOL, On
WASHINGTON CITY STREETS
Extended full width, and have
ALL THE STREET IMPROVEMENTS,
Including
BRICK SIDEWALKS, siUNE CURBs. GRAVEL.
DRIVES and SHADE TREES furnished by the
present owners, and SEWERS and WATER
STREET CARS
To pass the property in the spring.
Located al intersection Of
MINNESOTA AVE. AUD HARRISON ST.,
ANACOSTIA. DC.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance easy. Title pr
feet. Abstract No trouble TO show ProT-rty
For plsts, price list and full Particular call uIsn
McLACHLEN A BA1CHELDER,
dill Corner 10th and q a. ".
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Cuf in AN ARRAY.

Wednesday night an ARRAY took place in an
oyster saloon at ~ II street northwest between
Frank Harris, colored. and Thomas Farrell, a
white man. during which Harris cut Farrell in
the left cheek. Harris escaped at the time, but
Wa subsequently, arrested.
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wAsHNGroN d c. FRIDAY pEcaBER 2s 1890
WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
WANTED-A CLAIM AGENT 70 ENIOKcE
claims aims AGAINST o. s. government Adass:. se1
WANTED-A .kEsPECrABLR WHITE GIRL 10
CAN IL. az n.sry sc 81 ', family sV cSss
WANTED-A GOOD-wORKING HOUsEKKEPER:
w do sli the york; family nve: Young, (white)
g n %dS'sss an: s ss%' sSSD
W ANTED : CUTTER CONTROLLING FINE
ghia ehsssnus 81 s%so ano Addrass ! Ta1G z g.
WiANIE;15--MoMEMs SOCKS: slo TO s!s; CHAM:
ssitrTs dr cN q farm bands eoorsd men coEss
w ehanStrnaies Waitress. nurses. .esmsires sa;
for and soteis DicKs eis * S.
WANTED-A MAN TRAVELLING AMONG SHOE
and 9rus trade to handle side line on sominis-
ds6-2t philadeipRia.
WANTED-A WHITE NURSE AND DO SEWING,
w Good reference required. Apply 1910 Mass. ave-.
WANTED-IMAEDIATE 737 ETH ST.
w n.w..a reliable woman for general houscwork
uo washing must stay at night gsJod references
ad 2. s'0' pay 10 tight person. CAL after 0''0k
WANTED-A WAITER THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
Wv. w snss4 none others need apply Call. with REFER
WANTED-BY JANUARY 1.-TWO COLORED
snd FrisrT Ts, stay nights ca6sswseP
WANTED-PREss BOYS WITH EXPERIENCE
w w Apply TERRY BROS. Electric Power Printers.
S2.j Az ST. n W. IT.
WANTED-LADYF FOR NEXT SIX MONTHS IN
w our subscription department. hours s. to .; must
De fsriS sdTesfed. Very sonns ps1s6ns need not
sHa ass s;h nsS g. it
M ANTED-WOMEN, MEN. BOYS, Girls NEED
w ing work come TO District Enp,oyment Associa-
is and h:ns;d SHs' PRESENT soSiE 20
W3 y I 3s s, q PIANO fLATa ga A.
WhNTED-2O WOMEN CHAMBER AND LIGHT
W houseworkers. without washing; several men
ofi fSflNcE FfcE Us u
WANTED :. IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A GOOD
ense. and .tas q rh Srsy at nave ave-
WANTED = An EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR
Sa No. f s' iSn st.
WANTED-v1sTTINa d0vERNEss TO TEACH
expected. Boz s.. Star office. - so ' d2:t;s.
WANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GEN
reference. Cali t.llO9 A St. ne. ds:t5f'
w ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, GERMAN OR
w Swede preferred for cooking and general house.
work Apply with references at PAL North Capitol ST.
d1.i-:I
WANTED : IMMEDIATELY - RELIABLE
w white girl in small private family 10 rixit
person good home. Apply az Office corner goth and
SITS NV. d,.I-.,ts
WANTED QUICK, COOKS! COOKS! MAIDS
w sS'rub women. dish washers working housekeepers
Mattresses lOusrwOrkers Cities and country) hirhest
waves; trunks stored. Bt RNHAMS, lllO q st. NV
d2O-6t'
VVTANTFD TWO nm TUnEE INrEI ICE w
w active men for business wiC will net them $40
per week; no hook SELLING or Ietldlin. Call between
2 and PIN. ut ylo st. W., up stars. Ash for Mr.
Wall. d:h)-tt
WANTED-MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS sHUCK-
w Ing oysters. wait table ana 10 general
housework. Inquire l4l6 4 ST. NV. d.Uot'
WANTED-sALEsMEN TO SELL GOODS TO
w merchants by sample; big pay for workers; new
goods permanent situation.
MUDkL MIG. CO., South Bend. Ind.
WANTED DuNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Blu
w reau, conducted by ladies' Men and women.
white and cOorpC. all kinds of domestic labor. city
and states with references Removed to 1O0 ST. IL w.
oll-66t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

A RARE CHANCE IN REAL ESTATE-ANY ONE
"A with 500 or more TO invest learn Of q chance
to invest same in location where property has more
than doubled in value during the past months and
on sc,o,int Of certain improvements nov being COM
pieted will, without doubt hs worth three times the
present price inside Of the next year.
ANY person desiring TO see this property With vsW
OF investing will Ce furnished with conveyance free.
Address Box I32, star office. d2O-tt
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b 1 st NV, b n. 1lr. %, 500
AZ, TO AL Prathers
% alley NV. g. 600
4O6 and 40s Iith st
u sw, b instrumentation 600
o lS4i and i:j4p Maii-
son vt NV, fh. 4r.
o and = b b in rear. +. a, 500
S0b 9th 1t nv, bh,
1Hs2 and 1924 18th ST
% NV, bh, 0r........4. 400
lGB 4th st ne. b b,
= ssi to assN li- st Sc. "'""
!" sde 8 bth st IL: b h. Or. ). !. % SSS
o $50 X st NV, b h,
% 4o tY and 466 S. G.pito! w
% l. :. 70 y Iiasiii Md ave oo
sw, b h.............3. 600
o sg y and sll I st Sc. !, ,oo
70 lib to l:e9 Pierce st
ei3 to ogi II. ii. Az,
% NV, b h ............1,0O0
ion of the property on my
4 office for builSfin ie4ued- ON
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


NxvANTED To RENT-A COUNTRY PLACE
w with comfortable roonly hou-e and outbuildnss,
and few acres for pasture attached, must he
r. X. station or within hours drive of the city;
SEND description and rent asked r-tclass sppliant.
Is. II. MARNth co..
d9deo-t pl0 II. NV.
EoR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
Il cottages In Hyattsyillei o-roOm frame; sl5 .
month II. II. SMITH SONS.
d8SIa I.s2 81. nv.
LIME FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF
II Maryland and the District Of Columbia. OpfrortQ-
mites for speculation. hut your fars In my hands
for sale. JOHN STEPHEN, Az and AIS Ia ave.
dl3-lms
DoToMAC RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
Il farms: fine estates beautifully located, sbund
ance of ish, oysters and game. @. II. CALVERT
CO.. 1910 Est. dl:-lm
L,oR RENT-AT WINTHROP HEfGHrs-slcE
II NJ room cottage. Sl3 per month, minusss
walk from Montsno Station. b. y, X. Il
dl3-tu. thSsatlm l.. &. LOOMS.
YARNS. FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. FARAs.
II In all parts of Maryland from "a 600 nd
from &lo to 900 Der Nov IL the time 10 invest
in lands near Washington. as they are eettns hgher
every year. i. r. BROOKS.
dScSm 616 18th 81. n W.
If You ARE INTERESTED IN LAND IN MONT
II eomery county. Md. send stamp for copy Of The
Montgomery Press. Rockville, Md dtO-u
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LOR SALE

1He a Sn ! :, nm m
~; H. al N
,nIa l, dm =, ~,
NJ; Inr Ir N
1oSat 80 ~ I., $500. u :; E'o
r2e 20 20 Ia,h -
y. ~ ~ i''H m
Az ~. vi ."i.io'o
To- ""' u 10 N
2csO III ST NV. bh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ll:tS inth 81 NV. IN.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED = EXPERIENEED sIENU09ArHEW
w and Typewriter desires engagement. Address
l.. Il. r.. ol:' 10Th ST. NV. Ge6-t'
"ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w tor cooks chalnbernaid, waitress, lalindresses
man. Iutiers SxMI 4. CGoMBs. jI st. NV
NNANTED-GO TO DICk'S AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w maids, nurses, laundress. house workers, but
lers, cOaclIilIen walters, tOotIen, farm dairy
mem all have references from last place. Ol3 9TH vt.
WANTED = CLERTCAT. WORK TO DO EVEN
dress CLERICAL. star ofice d24-2t'
WANTED-BI AN EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, A
w permanent position as boOkkeeper. will audit
accounts OF open new sets 81 boohs cs give best OF
MAN rED-TEUsTWUhIHy PERSON WISHES
dress MISS J. s., Star office. f!4-t'
WANTED--COMPETENT S1ENOGRAPHER AND
w Typewriter desires nployn after D. daily.
Address :. o. r.. star Office. d24-Hs
WANTED -BI A FAKls1AN DKEssMAKEN,
Adar wsrs e. rssdsnse1 q ,ae day; s6o Psr day
WANTED = EXPERIENCED sTENOGRApHEH
w and typewriter OWNING Remington machine de-
sires POSITION law office, beet OF Address
X. D., Star Office. dist
WANTED b A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w man. place to do collecting give estate
security to reliability bons II necessary: prefer
place with bank or brewing COMPANY. ADDRESS box
81. Star Office. d.st1'
WANTED-EMPLOYERs FOR EXPERIENCED
and pplts servants so ppsfions ios apPtsarnssS
DLRAND sHACKLEFOkD. Prop. YUs st. n. y.
WANTED : SITUATIONS FOR ENGINEERS,
w drivers nrenen. maids portefs. watchneI. nurses
Halni,ies restaurants, Gales and stores suppliedj
GIU-U- DCENEAh'S, lllO q st. NV.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

EOf RENT-STOkES 1905 b 81, BETWEEN
9TH and 10th sts., opposite wholesale market rent
$40 and $40 Inquire at stSU La. d.1s,-lin
ErOR RENT-CORNER l4TH ST. AND WALLACE
place. store, back room and cellar; o good business
stand; very low rent so. kUSTS HUN6ERFDKD.
VA l4th Ut. d19-6t
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BOARDING.

Il and gentlemen Gust next ooor % the 'sborehAn. .
for rent. Mrs. N. 4, sOUTHALL. do In
VNHE WEBSTER. 5l3 18TH ST. NV. RATES on
Il per day: week. 81. headqusrters for ss,itseers;
nrstclass home place daily 10 al points VI
interest. myh
THE AUBURN. COR :s2D ST. AND PA. AVE.
Il W., large. well furnished and hrst-cln.s
board II moderate prices transient soconmo-
dated oisl SIN
THE LITCHFIELD. 800 l4TH ST.
IL ready for the reception Of both transient M
permanent guests. -
ois-:ms Mrs.. ID. b. sToCKHAM. Prop.
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CoR sALE--sroRY BUILDING ON 9TH

EOR sALE-4-sTORY BUILDING ON 9TH ST.
l. near o. ". 1sx1O: price only $40, 500.
FOR SALE-.Sstory brick dwelling: IL rooms; X3x
70 on New York ave. near 9Th st. n. W. ;$ll. 500.
FOR SALE-Nery cheap house on Pa. ave. near 10th
81. n. W. 24xl2e5 70 alley; price. $10. 900.
FOR SAIE-4-story brick residence on 2Oth ct. near
FOR SALE-5room frame house on Mass ave. n w. |;
renting for SIG Per month price, e. 600; lot worth
the money.
d233t ED. J. O'HARE. loO6 st.
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q. PEssAaso & Sons
s0e 9TH ST. NV.
Dealers I'm
ITALIAN WINES AND GROCERIES.
l. LAborei Melini Firenze Italy. CHIANTE WINE
Awarded Gold Medal Paris Exposition. lscB.
Also Lachrima Christi spumante and nom pumsnfo.
Moscato DAste spumanie and non-Spmnsnte.
Barolo bArbera, Bra,,chetto. Capri. harsAlA. Fer
net Branca, Lucca Olive OIL Parnesiano. Gorgonxols
and Bomam Cheese. Dry Mushroom. Macsroni q An
Kinds and Sizes.
Agents for O. orossins.~r Youn.vtlle. Nsus County.
CAL. Wines and Brandies AGENTS for J. II. Rorers 3
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At THE REFORM SCHOOL.

The day was jolly one at the reform school,
and the 200 young scamps who form the family
at present were never happier. to judge from
their sports and noise and appetites. all of
which lasted from early morning until the
lights wen. out The dinner was a wonder,
but the Christmas tree. laden with presents for
the younger boys, was u revelation. A game Of
base ball in the morning gave the boys good
reason to wish for dinner. and more ball and
romping after the feast gave the supper a good
chance. President Falls and Mrs Shallenber-
ger presided over the feasts with as much hap
piness as that with which the boys devoured
them
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CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS.
How the Day was Observed In the Churches
and nj the Fireside.

THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES GENERALLY WELL AT
rENDED-aIrrs EXCHANGED IN HOME CIR
cLEs-oRPHANs AND THOSE IN CHARITABLE on
PENAL INSTITUTIONS WE'RE RExEMBERKD.
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AT THE WORK HOUSE.

The work house Christmas was q quiet one,
as might be expected. A fine dinner of good
things was provided, of which the inmates ate
with hearty relish. The gangs were relieved
from all work. and the day was given over to a
full enjoyment of the holiday, as far as the
rather restraining circumstances of the insti-
tuition would permit. In the afternoon num-
Der of ladies Of the Presbyterian Church Wis
tied the aims house and frightened up the bare
rooms with some flowers.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A MARRIED. COUPLE. WITHOUT
w children two or three furnished ruons suitable
for hOusek eeInng in modern house. Address, stat
ing terms &c. Box =. st1r office. d2J-:t'
vyANTED-TWO GEN1LEHEN AND MOTHER
w desire to rent two three unturnished rooms
convenient to Treasury. Address N.E.B., star
office. i.O-2t.
WANTED FOUR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
w west of l4th st. second floor IreferTed heat gas
and good board ior IOur persons price not 10
monthly; references exchanged. CHARLES PHELPS,
Georgetown Post Ofiice. d26-2t'
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED
W rooms for housekeeping. Address J.G., star
office. It,
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BARGAINS IN LOTS
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,
P8ODkIASD,
AnIT1H HRfanET AKIN

SUI
have larRe number of lots the above s,fufivf.-
ions which can sell ssry cheap and on easy teras
Tins property n ia, raIally Nn and
il the suburb uf Hshnxfou 10 luy m .ithsr tor
q home q qulck q good advane. for plata
prices. &C.. call On
BEDFORD W WALKER
d4-lm 1905 q nv.
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FOR RENT-HOCSES.
UNFURNIS4FD

tNftkNISHED.
HOS 9Th n nv. so
9rS3 y :. ........,4o
STABLES.
stable In % bounded BY
Conn ave. De Sales
OfflCE ROOMS.
11us n st. I'd and sth
noors....,....tso and Is
DWELLING ROOMS.
suite Of rooms. trout AMI
bach. al ne cog. Mas
ave and tsl 81. -
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

moor, 1311 ct. NV. adjoining Sun buildng SO
pss.month; steam heat.
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.,
dS2-N 1.se4 st. NV.
Lon RENT-DESK ROOM IN BASEMENT OF
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EUR SALE--OR RENT-wE CAN OFFER BRICK
building for business purposes ON 18th st. NV,
only about 100 feet north ~ q w. with an alley
on hhe north line giving light and other alley facilities
Will lease for term of years with privilege OF such
alterations the tenants may wish This property. being
offers the advantages II IL were on
st. and at a much reduced cost. HILL JOHNSTON,
1.prS Penn d.ss3d
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EoR RENT-A FURNISHED FLAT OF s ROOMS;
nesy Thomas Circle; no small children. Address L.
II. r., Star once. dn4-.ts
DOR RENT-HANDsOME FLATS FIRST AND
second hoorS all modern improvements; each have
large north. south and east windows caterer house
OF housekeeping: terms reduced 10 desirable. 261S
ST. NV. d20-2ws
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Il brick from. house tnew) has six rooms, bath and
pantry heated by latrobe and open crate automatic
and pendant electric gas lighters tiled vestibue CALI
net nantels, &c. TO be parered throughout.
6l5 FLORIDA nine bath pantry and cellar,
three story press-brick front house; all modern im-
provements: heated by steel furnace.
For price and terms apply to owner.
L. f. RANDOLPH
n29-s, tu,f&s Room .6. lie Droit Building
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n Il ave sssn nr dupont Cur.
Gle, 1:3r. ....,....,..... :.
X l ave nr 18th, 11r. 3. :.
Ii u mr. Thomas Circle,
n ii ave mr. dupont Or
Gle. l@;:..............
1stn and Corcoran st6. :.
Euclid place NV. 10r. :.
Conn ave mr. X st, l2. {.
. st near 18th, 11r. ....
2l4 Florida ave, 1r.
1877 ] st NV, NJ. .......
The above houses can
our office only. III
dbl
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Il BLOOMrNGDALE
North Capitol IT. and FLORIDA ave. 100 loss iOx10o,
on North Capitol 81. Florida ave, n. and sta.
u. ". prices 4r 20 tl Der loot large Iprtion pur-
chase money four year, az ) per cent IL living
paved with asphalt and vii have water and sewer:
North Capitol being improved 10y the city and eetrlc
railway; other improvements IN prSsyrxe For pat,
&c, apply To A. L. BARBER o.,
dim le Druit buildinz.
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Newsboys Home were not forgotten. They
had all the turkey and '.trimmings' they could
eat. The real newsboys Christmas dinner does
not come until next Tuesday evening.
ST. JosEPHs ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The day was a joyful one at st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum. There about eighty boys-all
those who had no relatives-ate Of the dinner
which provided for them from the fund
which WAS left by the late W. w. Corcoran
Other people also contributed to the feast and
to the fine array of presents, Mrs. James l..
Barbour contributing wagon load OF toys and
books and candy.
cHILDRENs HOSPITAL.
At the Children's Hospital there was little
else than jubilation Yesterday. Sufferers forgot
their pain and their disability in their own
happiness and the happiness Of those around
them. Early morning found most of them
awake, and as soon as there was sufficient light
all engaged in the pleasurable exploration Of
well-hlled stockings, which had in some mys-
FERROUS manner been hung on each bedstead.
Following the Christmas dinner was the
exhibition of the Christmas tree and the con-
sumption of candy and oranges. In the same
room as the tree Was an aggregation OF toys
at least one for each child-and the best Of the
fun was that each child got just what it wanted
most.
Among the ladies present yesterday who took
part in the distribution of TOYS were Mrs.
Harris. Miss Schenck, the Misses Henry, Miss
Rucker, Mrs. Nicholas Anderson and Miss An
derson-
SOLDIERS WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
II there WAS either widow or orphan Of q
deceased Grand Army veteran who went hun
Cry yesterday IL was because they were hidden
away. Two members of each post, numerous
members Of The Women's Relief Corps and a
transportation committee have been actively
engaged for some days In preparing the Christ
mas edibles for delivery. The turkeys, chick.
ems. -four, potatoes, coffee, tea, sugar, nuts
fruits and candies had been stored in the grea,
armory of the Washington Light Infantry
Corps and from thence they were carted on
Wednesday evening and yesterday morning to
homes that would otherwise have been cherries.
There were a number whose names we're on
the list Of those ~ whom IL was intended x
send Christmas dinners, but who could not b.
found on account Of errors In the addre8e.
furnished tn the committee. Applicants whit
were for this reason not served can receive th,
dinner materials Intended for them by applying
to the chairman Of the committee, Mr.. Brown
at 81 Missouri avenue.
George A. Custer Command, Union veteraI
Union, also distributed q large amount OF edi
| BILE material.
To two Of the societies attached 10 the Gar
| field Memorial Church six families are grateful
| for their Christmas dinner and there was n,
small amount Of seasonable good done By III
! Society Of St. Vincent dc Paul
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On Christmas Eve night large number Of
the members Of the Shiloh Baptist Church
called at the residence of Rev. W. H. Scott, No.
313 street northeast, and donated many valu-
able and useful presents and also purse. Mr..
Scott prepared refreshments and q very enjoy
able hour was spent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-20

Anchors, Chains,
Cocoa Mats, Kettles,
Sauce Pans, Fry Pans,
Bedsteads,
Fence Wire,
sheathing Metal,
Roofing Iron,
Cane Knivef,
Cutlery.
Sole Leather Trunks,
White Lead, Red Lead,
Boiled Linseed Oil,
Castor Oil, Betting,
Coal Tar, Water Tanks,
Fire Brick, Red Brick, Alum,
Red Ochre, Fire Clay,
Bags, Twine,
Filter Cloth,
Soap, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes,
Perfumery, Flags,
NoPo DiosheS,
Croquet sets,
Dressing Cases,
Mirrors,
Saddles
wv,
p,..,.o,. Shao,;u.
60. 49,.
y,,",.
49,.
49,. 800:
Veivets' Emoroidered Dress"s'
Flannel,
Basket Trunks,
Picnic Hampers,
Rugs, Mats, Carpets,
hosiery
Scarfs,
SultlngS In latest Styles,
Underwear, Braces,
Sofa Pillows.
Gloves, Flouncing,
Embroidery. Curtains,
Table Napkins,
Rsj rs Suits,
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NEWS AND NOTES.

The refusal of the President of
the United States and the Secretary
of State to receive the Comte de
Paris is regarded in France as an
act Of real friendliness between Re-
public and Republic.
Experts say that the buried city
of Pempeii has not Yet yielded up
a third of its artistic treasure, and
that, at the present rate of pro-
gress, several years will elapse be-
fore it is thoroughly unearthed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 The Sec
rotary of State has received a dis
patch from Minister Ryan at the
City of Mexico, announcing that
the Mexican Republic will adopt
the recommendations of the Inter
national American Conference in
regard to uniform system of
weights and measures.
The young Emperor. of Germany.
who, with the Empress, was re-
Gently banqueted by the Schleswig
dignitaries at Glucksburg, in reply
ing to toast, expressed his graft
tude to Schleswig for the gift of
the jewel now at his side. He spoke
of the Empress as "a model wife,
who more than any one else. helped
him to fulfill joyfully his tasks as
sovereign" "A model wife is a
magnificent supplement to any
man, whether an Emperor or not.
The French Government decided
to submit to the Senate and Cham.
Der bill providing for maximum
French tariff on goods from couR
tries whose customs regulations are
unfavorable to French products
and a minimum tariff of imports
from countries whose tariffs are
favorable.
Miss Minerva Parker, of Phila
delphia, who is not yet twenty.
four years old, is the architect com
missioned to erect the pavilion fol
the Isabella Exhibition at tn,
Worlds FAIR.
Mrs. Elliot F. Shepard is build
ing, at her own expense, home
for self-supporting women in New
York. Money seems grateful
thing when it is turned to gooC
purposes.
The Prince of Wales is direc
descendant of King Alfred, beinl
the thirty third great grandson
Thus the English throne has re
NAMED in the same family for owe
1000 years.
The census of the city of Mexic
shows that the population will no
fall short of 100000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
Nfdttller.

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9e aefteres agsrsea TN pofel gqaperid, Gan amtumiO, BON 8. bis 1s.
W0be1ber nnamtseHen fen.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-20

ihe Circulation 1T the CHRJA-
IfLE h .auAl 10 that u ALL
rHK OTHER San francisco
Aoraiug Papers comb .ned.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-20

"a tunnel. bu.
sss tiun tWen..
a. 20 q slanlstll
rock, Ben put bis
.ae wall @ observe the
Gphyry. lie made an cx.
surprise. ~ the grain of
. hal Lem travelling almost
we thought we were llas-
sress ln The south Wncn or
I'd got turned around w,c
q, bat there WIS mo- posi-.
OOat 10.
time in %retracing our
rprisc when sc caiue
asaiAi we saw fie
HsisaI OF t,D
elto the .l4t
wa, d turntl
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bave. 10
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-20

Great u litor tueditaiiyelyl-I wonde:
! Il wow dnt pay for US TO start a relig-
1us department. in our Sunday c,.ilion.
Managing Elitor-Ir mi sht. I've GOT
scrap Dpok ~ home full OF first rate
kesaboft bishops.-New York Weekly,