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Now That You've
HAD YOUR FILL OF FAKES AND FIzzLEs.
GUsH AND CANNON. BALDERDASH AND
BCNCoMBE. LET'S COME DOWN TO
BUSINESS. PURE AND SIMPLE
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN-SACKS AND
CUTAwAYS.
Lots
9l39,
$3.50,
ALL GO s723. ALL GO
AT q. so SUIT. $3.50. ATs75O SUIT.
HURRAH FOR THE 4s14. HURRAH FOR THE
GLORIOUS 9si6. GLORIOUS
FOURTH! 4So6. FOURTH!
G4Ol,
GAO,
61sO.
1870.
sa wS. yss4 f. ESES MIkk PB WIN
comparison, Moisture and Moses, The thing is 50
SAILOR SUITS FOR CHILDREN.
Size: , slas, Z !. az, sn % year ys,.'.
IS cents Suit.
SSS sa,ss i II E ydsi Of
IS hefs NE HHxf STss
FOR YOUNG MEN
Suits from "a. 80 TO 81 50-Saeks and Cutawaya
WHAT RFR HuSphED eaNTs w h9G DO.
e: THA5
cEsrIEnf Sl's ' PrsS us Il GOODS
Must be closed out THIS. wEEK.
The md ia shall
See the Original price.
Divide IL by =;
The result will 10
Gen.,enen,, Fine White Dress Shirts Sizes IA. IL
l5S REGULAR price. s2. 80. REDUCED 10 81. Is,
f.nsy Shrs Y,qss S0'0 Tsr stss Is 49, IT,
Dres. s6rts plated and plain bo.on,.. Open fronts
si .r,, X u, II 10Y. L. REGULAR PRICE. s1.
s,s.: iss. Il. Regular price. si.so. ne
wsi,e sas,n ana e,ro. er,,, s,r yo,a.a Tt. ham,.
msde-50c. Reduced TO Is cents
Neck vesr-all 5slk and satin Four-in-han and
Ts yn.. ~ ~, tpd Sos "a, htDUcED 70 a5c;
$50 KID GLOVES REDUCED TO 7oc. q pair.
Sc gndsrshirts reduced TO 2oc.
TIRE lambs Wool Underwear; worth O.. Reduced
ip;rool sssris. Usasr.e... m.a,ea..a. worth
Children's Jockey Caps. 4oc.. sc. and 5Qc Re-
duced " &c. apssce
VICTOR Z ADLEBs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING Housk,
81 AND 90 STH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY OLE PRICE
Open Saturday until II p.m-l 80
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WILL ADMIT OUR PIGS,

1t is Believed That France Will Remove the
Embargo on Pork.
PARIS, July 15.-It is believed that the gov
eminent has decided to accede to the request
Of the Hon. whitelaw Reid. the United States
pork, as it is known that the government has
agreed to bring forward a bill modifying the
general customs tariff of May. 1881, and fixing
the duty at 40 francs per 100 kilos on all salted
pork, ham and bacon imported from the
United States.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Now Or NEVER.

Every article in my double store at prices low you
will smile and say. IN take it," We always under
sell downtown houses. because expenses less
and. besides. We don't sell anything credit. but dur
ing this our first special sale create frowns and
smiles. We will scatter happiness and sorrow.
Those who avail themselves Of this Genuine Bargain
Season will rejoice. while competitors will look ugly
and frown.
Solid Oak Suite s14 s.. Solid Oak Sideboard Q IL S.
Sxfoot Extension Tables 81 40. Fifty styles Of Toi-
let Sets from 81 10 up Baby Carriages and Refriger
aofs still cheaper. IS pieces Mating good styles
Nothing is reserved Our entire stock is the market
at uniform reduction Don't read this card and turn
up your but remember that there persons in
business who do not practice any form Of deception
and who regard every statement they make in ad-
vertiscment as q sacred pledge. Merchants who mis-
represent In advertising will do the in making
sale Everything embraced in this sale for Is days
from July IL to 2S.
DON'T DOUBT TILL YOU TRY.
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TWO CHILDREN BURNED.
Fatal Fire in o Brooklyn Tenement Til
Morning.

Fatal Fire In o Brooklyn Tenement This
Morning.
|. NEW YoRx, July 1.-two children we're suf-
located in q fire at 26S State street, Brooklyn,
Just after midnight this morning. The build
ing was q double tenement, four stories high,
and all the occupants were asleep at the time.
Mrs. Clnsson, who owns the building, places her
loss ct $4,000.
The loss of the tenants will be $4,000. The
fatalities were Matte Bishop, years old,
daughter Of the janitor, and Maggie McCarty,
40 years old.
There were many narrow escapes and num-
ber slightly injured while escaping.
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The greater part Of our Pnttern Dresses have
been sold To close out the balance remaining
we have made such reductions rarely
offered. For instance:
0PAITERN DRLSSES-eolors Light Blue.
Royal Blue. Pink. Rose and Mahoxany-silk
embroidery trimLains-sOlRe are slightly
stained. They We're from : i1to Ell
They are now to
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Randolph Eaton Killed by . Failing Dcrrsch
while NJ wore

This afternoon fatal ACCIDENT occurred in
Georgetown, Mr.. Randolph Eaton being killed
by the falling Of derrick at place where be
was employed.
His body was removed 90 m undertaking -
tablishment and his family Eouhed.
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In lot there are D patterns-one GARNET
sERGE. WITH BROCADE TRIMMING; one
SIS GREEN CHECK. WITH SILK BORDER;
one HELIOTROPE SERGE. WITH RICH
BkOCADE for front. collar and cuffs. and two
FINE CHEvIO1s, IN WIDE STRIPES OF
GRAY AND Blue. prettily interminyled with
narrow stripes Of different shades of the same
eolor. Prices were from ala to els. 80 each.
Your choice for o.. So
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Physicians in Convention.

NEW YORK, July 15.-The international med
ical congress convened at Prohibition Park,
Port Richmond, Staten Island, this morning.
N. S. Davis, NJ. D.. of Chicago, presided and de-
livcred the opening introductory address. The
convention will be continued tomorrow.
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Hayu Will indemnify France Tor ktgaud.
PARIS, July 15.-The government of France
has como to an understanding with the Haytian
government by which the question raised by
the shooting of NJ. Rigaud has been settled.
Hayti will pay the indemnity demanded by
France for the incident.
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Sunday night several stores and buildings at
Carmi, Ill, were burned to the ground. The
loss is about s16, 900; insurance, q, 900.
Walter Higbie. deaf and dumb man, was
killed yesterday afternoon near Olesn, MI,
by q train on the narrow gauge division Of the
Western New York and Pennsylyauia railroad.
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Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: a. m, IS; PIN, 81. Maximum,
50; minimum, 20.
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In lot , WE HAvE FOUR PATTERNs-Ame-
thyst AID Myrtle. with Recorded vest, collar
and cuffs. Old Rose. with swiss silk embroid.
err Belize, with Plaid TO match in Light hose.
The very latest productions. Were from els 20
10 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-15

SECRETARY OF WAR PRocroE has returned
and was at the department today.
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DANGEROUS USE o. Srnoxa Pun.
GATIvEa

aATIvEa
Pulls and pergstivss which act quickly upoa -
bowsls isrisass and destroy ths mucous lnins q ths
stomach and bowels. continued ne q such Dms,
dies inAames the stomach and bowels The d IL
Genuine Imported CARLSBAD sPRupKL SALT q
highly sssomnsndsd hscanss its action b dss sossv
TO Its solvent and stimulating psspsstss without ~
rftssins the stomach. obssin the ssauins imperssl
ARTICLE only. II
|
c1nD'.. Cs'
sAs.osIAs
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THE OHIO DEMOCRATS
Many fractional Differences which Are
Sought to he Reconciled.

WHERE CAMPBELL Is WEAK AND WHAT ARE
CLAIMED TO BE HIS ELEMENTS OF sTRrSorH-
BOTH NATIONAL COMMITTEES WILL TAKE PART
IN THE CAMPAIGN.
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FINE DREss Goops DEraKrxEsr.
CREAM DRESS GOODS

TINE PATTERN DRESSES BROKEN AT
PRICES.
In Lot / there are three styles of 42INCH
CREAM NUNS YELLING. with Q hem.
stitched border.
-Reduced 20 SOC. . yard
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VOW $1,000

In lot 4 THERE ARE SIX PATTERNS
Tan. Gray and Beige. with applique vest.
cuffs and collar Of White cloth; Black, Navy
AMI Gray. with wood design in silk en-
hrO:dery. These are exquisite things and are
suitable for any season. They were $50 90 and
e.. 80.
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MARKED.

DICKINsoN-LockE ON July n. ls1 nv IN.
Kew. hez SNsm, pastor OF fvIrth street bsIrrsr
cnurch, sAMlEL LAWRENCE DICKINSON 70
EAkL A. H. LOCKE. both Of this city
HARFORD-LEINBACH ON the 18th ,pxtsn. no
the heN l. AZ Mlison, ROBERT IS. HAkfORD and
ANNIE ALElMbACh Norfolk payers please cUry n
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GRAsTY. THE PUSHER.
FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS. &C..
15l0-12 9TH st. w.. bet. p and q.
o keep trade mp keep prices down. jy11

a RE AS SMALL AS HOMEOPATHIC PELLETS.
"A and easy to Everybody likes them
Carriers Little Liver Pills. Trv them.
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Lot is very fine quality 4S-INCH CREAM
NUNS YELLING. that has hsmstitched
border and has been selling for 81. o. II 10
now
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MI. Spurgeon Reported Dying.
LONDON, July 10, 5 p. m.-Spurgeon is re-
ported dying.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 15-Flour dull, unclaimed
receipts, $3.50 barrels: shipments, lO.5Sl bar
res; sales, 6z5 barrels Wheat weak-spot S6ka
s6s.; the month, s4,sas4zs August, ssk zysk; sep
TENDER, s3aassh; October, ssS asked; southern
wheat weak; Fultz, ssal.o0; Longberry, SOai. 90
receipts, 7oIs4 bushels shipments, 4,iso; stock,
III l40 bushels; sales l47,0O0 bushels Corn duii
spot, 81; The month, 66k; August, 6sh; Sen.
tember, 81; southern corn, steady; white. Is.
yellow, Is; spot, No. 2, white, s5-recepts. a s6i
bushelE shipments, <2,94s; stock, lSeIo bush
els. Oats quiet-No. white western. s.kaxs, No
: mixed western, <6asI-receipts, 1000 bushels.
shipments, none; stock. $500 bushels. Rve
nominal - No. & 6Sas0 - receipts po,ss.
shipments, none; stock, 5.05l bushels Hav Active
and nrmer-good to choice timothy, la3oa; g m
Grain neights easy. unchanged Cotton dull snd
unchanged Provisions steady, unchanged. Bnf-
ter steady, unchanged. Eggs Unchanged. Colfee
nrm-Rio cargoes fair, ISL; No. I, I7ksl5x. Suesr
unchanged Copper steady, UNCHANGED. Whisfv
unchanged. Peanuts unchanged
BALTIMORE, July la-virRnia threes a b,d.
batumore and Ohio stock, 60; Northern Cenfrsi
stock, 69f; Baltimore and Ohio 6outhW esfern
nrsts' Ssh; DO. INST incomes, asked IS: do &C.
ond incomes, IL do. third incomes, 81: ConsoN.
oa'eo gas bonds. ll0 do stock. -
Chicago Markses.
CHICAGO, duly 10 (cioanD. - Whess - INN.
- september, S41. Corn - july - aeres.
per, s2A. Oats-July, eSk; september, ~. Ion
July, lo.sS september, 1esa Lard-fSiy. -
sseR,emeeE' &tax' Nss1aly. Ssx $780,
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OcK-TAKrse RrprcrIoxs
% STAMPED LINENS. o.
1lo. Of Tinted Pillow Covers for OUTLINING.
--Rsducei from 45e. 70 25c.-
Let Of Tinted Table Covers 1886.
Refused nom 81 81 to 15e.-
iio. Of Brown Linen Lamp Shades ready b
- sznbroidered-
--Reduced from lie. to Sc
Clldr.n's Chair Sets. made Of concordis.
-Rslueed from SIC. 10 6oc.-
DRY ToHs, Doylies-hne linen.
-Rsduced from s5c. to 25c.-
ss.mpsd splAshsrs-open vosh and frinss.
-hsiuced from s5c. 20 Sc
Ban Bon Doyliss-nns linen.
-ksfaced from 10. 10 12hc.A
- SPECIAL -
LOO spoeis japan Esesins sui-sood
lie. SPOOL
WOODWARD LorHnoP,
ms 10Th. lIth and - AZ.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market,
The following are the OF enng and closing prices o
the New York Stock Market, reported by specia
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%%x%
Wv oopwARp
AND
F
iLLLoTHRoP,
10TH. nth AND SITS. NV.
For an ENJOYABLE luncheon rfsit our CAFE.
sirth floor. 10Th 81. building. accessible ~ tco
elevators.
TIE Ever POPULAR BLAZER
Is now classed among tire ''indispensables."
There will be cool evenings. whether you are at
home or soiourning at the mountains or sea-
shore. You will need Just such q wrap. Then
they are decidedly stylish and attractive. We
are showing every style that is desirable and
the prices are Just right,
ATs4.
We show Blazer with shawl roll collar and
full high sleeves. perfect fitting garment.
Black. Navy and Cream are the colors. Its
equal isn't sold for
81 10
We have also a LARGE VARIETY OF
STRIPED BLAZERS in very pretty styles at
correct prices.
special is lot of EXTRA FINE ALL
WOOL FLANNEL. BLAZERS. that are per-
fectly shaped. An excellent garment
At S350.-
Another style very popular with us Is the
COMBINATION BLAZERS. These are in
Gray or Black. with check and plaid shawl roll
collar and pocket iap?els. very dressy. What's
left Of these have been reduced to
ID
(Tbrd floor, 18th ST. building)
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SrocK-TAKISs REpucr1oxs.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
odozen Extra Heavy Silver Bleaehed Nap
kins. Actual sire 22I1x221s in.
Reduced 20 e. doz.
10 dozen Plain White and Colored Border
Tray Cloths. Size 2ix3l in.
Reduced from 37isc. to 25c. each.
eozen Monte Cloth Bureau or sideboard
Scaris. with colOred centers. Size l5x49tn.
Reduced from aEsc. to 25c. each.
Second foor 18th ST. buildin9)
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SOMETHING
NEVER KNOWN BEFORE.
WORD SHOES
At LESS THAN STAMPED PRICE.
OxFORDs. SOUTHERN TIES and FANCY
SUMNER SHOES. not waiting until the season
is so far advanced that our customers are all
supplied.
The season has been backward. and feeling
that possibly We might have to carry over in
stock to next year more than We cared to. We
,N'> AS''
stock. giving our old customers the benefit.
charging the loss to advertising account. feeling
certain that the NEW CUSTOMERS we mako
during this special sale will be SO we'll pleased
with THE CRAWFORD SHOE that they will
become REGULAR CUSTOMERS in future.
We shall make such prices will insure a
ready sale of all SUMNER SHOES in stock
As every pair of shoes make has the
PRICES PLAINLY STAMPED on the bottom
of each shoe. the public can see that there is no
nonsence about the reduction. No ''Shopworn
Sale" business. bu, that we.mean Just what we
say. We do 1t TO close out an overstock and ad,
vertise THE CRAWFORD SHOE.
We shall not make up any more summer
goods this season. and these prices will hold
good only until We close out the stock now on
our shelves. not over fifteen thousand pairs in
our twenty Crawford Shoe Stores.
BoUvE. CRAWFORD co. CORPORATION,
Of all
CRAWFORD SHOE STORES.
BOSTON.
WASHINGTON BRANCH STORE. :.
q
1t eO3 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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I. B. TowSrK & SoS.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
1915 eth IT nv

1916 9Th st. NV.
Bargains for the week commencing
MONDAY, JULY Is;
1O-i Unblesched Sheeting. 15c.
lC-4 Beached Sheeting. lie.
Bcached Pillow Case Cotton. SC.
Lawns, 2Hc.
Calico DC.
Dress Ginyhans. &c.
Parasols and sun Umbrellas at Q discount.
Bortree's Duplex Corsets, u.
Pull line Of Corssts at all prices.
Black Henrietta Cashmere, all wool. 50. 60. 73c.
and 81.
Black Henrietta, wool face, Doc.
Black Satires, I'm. 20. 2Sc.
Gents Laundered Shirts. Soc. 15c. and 81.
Large line Of India Linen and Plaid Nainsooks.
All sizes in the celebrated Diamond shirt.
C.osinz out all Dress Goods At reduced prices.
Red Table Linen. fast COLOR. &c.
Satines reduced from 12h and 1bc. to 10c.
Towels. Napkins. Table Linen. &c. iyl1
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Srocx-TAkrxc Rrpucr1oxs
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
Chiliren's Bingham and Chambray Dresses
thai we're 81 so now
el.0
BOYS P1QCE AND 6ryGHAN SUITS
HAVE ALL BEEN REDUCED.
LADIES' and ChIdren's Null and Chsmbray
Hat for seashOrs and mountain wear In Pink
Blue. Red and White are now
80. 81. -. 60 90 and g. Co.
(SscOnd floor. 1O;h q. building)
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PATTERN DRESSES AT A SACRIFICE

-Tc. a yard. =
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d
the country t14,0O0,0O0 each year for
the benefit of prospective tin mines,
owned by capitalists who live in England, and
prospective tin plate works to be operated by
| labor imported from Wales; a measure which,
as it came from the hands Of its author, did not,
in the opinion of an eminent republican, open
q market for another pound of pork or
another barrel of -four" ameasure which could
not be forced down the throat Of a reluctant
Senate until sugar-coated with the old demo-
cratic doctrine Of reciprocity-a doctrine
finally, though feebly embodied In the bill In
spite of opposition from the great Ohio protec-
ZIONIST.
In his recent speech of acceptance this same
champion of higher protection said: 1--WE fol-
low the tariff teachings of Washington and
Hamilton, of Clay and Webster of Lincoln and
Garfield" Let US see how wide OF the
mark this statement is. The tariff Of today is
at the rate Of 571a per cent; the tariff of WASH
ington was IL per cent. The protection
sought by Clay was for the benefit
Of "infant" industries; the tariff today
have been coddled for more than ninety years;
the protection Of Garfield, 70 quote his own
words, THAT kind Of protection which leads
to ultimate free trade" Let the re-
publicans Of Ohio who have not gone mad on
protection come over this year and start with
us upon the backward march toward the tariff
Of Washington; or, better yet, enroll them
selves under q banner inscribed with those
burning words of Garfield. Let the we'll
meaning men who train under the names of the
Farmers Alliance" or Of the People, party"
and who seek to remedy real grievances brought
about by republican legislation remember that
no thru party can succeed, but that with
us, and as . part of rs, they can help to swell
the Joyous 6osmnns that VIII peal to heaven
from the tax-burdened people Of the entire
country when the glad tdings 80 forth next
November that We are yet In possession Of the
old republican CITADEL now the democratic
buckeye state.
The vote stood:
Campbell ..:....................50 sos 7.16
NoaA' .'........s. La S-lo
Auue ...............s...... 90
x0oMAe Soo4eoo. ......s...ss...s.,n..l
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-26
xrnsnR>-,. wESC.E.

Mr-. Michael Curtain. Plaintield Ill, makes ihr statement that sh, caught cold, which settled on he' lungs: she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was l"ples- victim of consumption aud that n' medicine conld cure her. H'r drug gi.t suggested Dr. Kings N-w Di- covery for Consumption; she bought 2 bottle and to her delight found berr.-i herefitied from first dose. She con finued its use and after taking te'. bottles, found herself we'll, and nov does her own homework and Is as vel ss she ever was-Free trial bottles oi this Great Discovery at Yonge's Drug Store, large bottles 5Oc and Fl.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-26
Relicf Srsm I8digc>fiOn.

Frank W. Gillett, 22l Second Ave. New York, writes:
 l deem it my pleasure 10 testify to the phenomenal effects of BRAND RETH's PILLS, upon myself in eradicat- ing from my system the most aggrava ted form of indigestion, the attacks oi which were nearly as severe as spasms After costly treatment two boxes oi BRASDRETH's PILLS have put me in a better condition than have been in for years.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-26
Some Amusing Answerp.

The school examiners in South Africa seem to get selection of quite as anus ing answers as any that stand to the &C., count of the scholars in our own ele- mentary schools. Here are few speci- mems: The day is longer in summer owing to expansion by the heat" The upper course of river is where it travels up country, the middle course is where it goes on a level" ''Once a year we have the whole bright side of the sun turned toward us, then it is summer. The sun is in the solstice, and stands Still" "A bar is piece of iron across a liver mouth. It prevents navigation and has to be cut through with a steam sdge."
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-26

al lump of native silver or gold mug get. The frugal farmer has placed a sack of wire netting over ihe mouth Of the well to catch the metal and keep it from choking the cows. Local sci intists claim that at a great di 'iance down and under an enormous pressure the water is washing away ledge of rock whose softer parts go into solu- ton and give the water its mineral proper ics, but whose gold and silver not being dissolved, are brought to the surface in a metallic state.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-26
SOLOMONVILLE SUFFERS.
Great Lsss of Property ia Grah an
 County.

Communication with Sulomonviile was opened to-day and the first new of the terrible fool of ihe 23d was re ceived late this afternoon toy -pecis to the PRosPEcToR, which reads as fol. lows:
 The biggest flood ever known cam. down the Gila valle, last night. The river was three miles wi at this point, extending from Main street to the mesa on the north side of the river. Hundreds f ranches are en- tirely submerged and many of the crops just planted will be washed out or covered with sand. Many houses have been washed down along the river. The damage will be very great Many of the poor MeSicans will starve if not assisted. No one has been able to reach town to day 10 give particu- lars. The casualties will be many People can be seen camped on high mounds, unable to reach the higher ground on account of the flood all around them. The greatest fears are entertained for Clifton. Several house: were washed down in Solomonviile No lives known 10 be lost. It may be necessary to call for aid for our peo -.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-26
We are a patient people-ths

.Weare a patient people-the OK is nowhere in comparison.
 Webuy uylamp-chimneysbythe dozen; they go on snapping and popping and flying in pieces; and we go on buying the very same chimneys year after year.
 Our dealer is willing to sell us a chimney a week for every lamp we burn-a hundred or more a year-and we blow for him, pay him for goading us.
 "Macbeth's "pearl top" and "pearl glass !" do not break from heat; they are made of tough glass.
 As likely as not our dealer would rather his chimneys would break; " it's good for the business" says he. He buys the brittlest ones he can get. c" What are you going to do about it?"
 P1ttsburg. GEO. A. MACBETH Go.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-26
ErniI IreCs.

The finest trees ever offered for sale. Most all bearing trees, three years old, all kinds. Also Umbrella, Chinese Mulberry and Sweet Locust. To flow CT lovers who make up club I will sell my ever-blooming roses by the one hundred at $l apiece. and give you your choice. Also Towering Shrubs and Greenhouse Plants of all kinds for sale at the old place, corner Fulton and Second streets, Tomb stone, Arizons, by
 WILLIAM BRACcH.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-26
EloOd llelna.

The latest news from the vicinity oi Yuma is that the rain has stopped, bat the river is -iill nigh. IL will he lea-t a week before the trains caI. pass. All teIegrams are sent to an' from Arizona and California via Fl Paso. About half of the population of Yuma moved across the river to the California side, walking on the bridge, which stood the test of the power of the water.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-26
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Next Friday evening the Ladies' AiL Society of the Methodist church will give an entertainment el titled the "'ihe Decstrick $, ule of Fifty Years Ago"
 Skule will take in" at s D. m. in icliefielin Hall The morning session will be devoted to doing sums, classes in A. B. C. and Primer, Reading, Spell ing. Geography and Grammar.
 Being the "last day, the afternoon will be enliyened Ly Declamalions Songs, and Essays, visits from the school Committee and others.
 Mehitable Sykes, Patience Peterkin Salvation Bradford, John P. St. John Jerusha Cooper, IchabOd Peabody Bill Mckinley and Deliyerance Hig- gins will read competitions. Temper ince Har,shorn, Sally Lucindy Jopsan Mike O'Flynn, Obadiah Jered Wilkins Love Sparks, Honeysuckle and he twin sisters Hannah Maria and Sam- an'a Diana will speak pieces.
 Admission 75c. Children 25c Tick cts on sale at NAPLES.