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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-28
Helps for Beauty.

Chicago News.
"a girl who sits ungracetully is a
rarely" said an artist. 1.-THE seX's
poses IN a chair are instinctively ana
unconsciously slightly. Then why
will not girls practice good carriage?
They spend hours of prayer and effort
over their hangs and their makeup,
yet every body knows fine figure is
the most important requisite of all.
Any face can be rendered attractive
10y expression. Good carriage induces
a good figure. 1t at least throws such
lines as you have in to an adjustment
of harmony. 1t will max your dress
mes fit better, last longer and look
oner while they last.
"A head we'll carried comes soon to
be well poised. Shoulders well squar-
ed back fill up your bodice and i'm
prove your hOuette as well as your
profile. Hips well balanced make
your gowns drape gracefully in spite
of your dressmaker. Feet that come
down to the ground prettily come
nearer TO being pretty feet.
Ii woman would spend their time
bathing, rubbing and exercising they
would have something to show for It,
Instead, they sat around in masks'or
make themselves hideous over night i,
They use washes, prescriptions and
oils and they don't half wash. Oh, yes
that is true. Many woman, especial
ly those addicted to greases, do not
half wash. Absolute cleanliness
sweet, wholesome dainty cleanliness
is the best and only sale cosmetic in
the world
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-28
The Worth of Your Money.

Go TO Piggott's and get the worth of
your money in wagons, or carriages.
Horse shoeing and painting a speciality.
Cor. r aston and SOledad streets. 3 BIN
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-28

For an emergency there is no remedy
more essential than sc. G. G. Certain
Cough Cure" for Group, Whooping Cough
etc. Sold bV A. Dreiss. S:l2:ln
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REPAIRS TO THE CAPITOL.
But Little Beyond the Ordinary Touchin~ u
to BE Done This Summer.

But Little Beyond the Ordinary Touchins On
to BE Done This Summer.
There is comparatively little work to be done
in the way Of repairs about the Capitol build
ing during this recess besides the usual touch
ing up of the paints and putting varnish on the
desks and furniture.
The terrace is practically finished and plants
are now being put in the large bronze urns
between the lamps. The fountain il yet to be
finished, and q bronze hand rail, with lamp
posts, ID to run up the middle Of each stair
case During the summer . stairway connect
ing the terrace with the main west door of the
building will be constructed. This win be
supported on the sides by stone walls, which
viii form passage from the basement Of the
main building 70 the rooms in the terrace.
An old store room near the consulting cham
Der Of the Supreme Court u being converted
into . records room for the court and win give
desk space for some Of the clerical force.
The last Congress appropriated 90, 900 10
replace the very dilspidatsd concrete pavement
east Of the building. his money vim not Be
available before TIE List Of July, boz the bids
for The contEnSts aFs about to - advertised
for. and the .ort win peue.sg b:gin sseet
the middle Of June. - IN probably eost
somewhat mere than ~ - evpeoIglaeeA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

PrRsoNAL.-W. B. Houston of Cincinnati
John Worthy Of Chicago and F. D. Gardener of
st. Louis are at Willard's.-F. G. Bancroft of
Cincinnati, ]. W. Reddell Of New York and the
Cincinnati Base Ball Club are at the Randall.
Lieut. A. G. Macomb of the army, William
A. Store Of Allegheny and Charles Dryden
OF Omaha are at the Arlington.-Morris
o. Brooks Of Louisville, William Billson Of Du-
luth and G.. A. Wemman Of New York are at
the Shoreham.-E. ID. Powell of Louisville,
G. +. Hawk Of the U.S.S. Chicago and E. Pratt
Stratton Of New York are at the Ebbitt.-
William Smith Of Morley, England, A. E. Smith
Of Philadelphia, VIM. NJ Hardt of Frederick,
Md, and w. b. Hooker of Fredonia, N. Y, are
at the Fredonia.-A E. Rice of Dayton and
Charles w. Nelson of St. Paul are at the
Arno.-E p. Lyman Of New York, r. A.
Mayo Of Louisville and James Nelson Of st.
Louis are at the Johnson.-T. w. Porter of
Boston, +. G. Sutor of Philadelphia and p. ].
O'Reiley Of New York are at the St yames.-
George L. Remington of Philadelphia, Lewis
J. Lippman Of Newark and f. 8. Ely Of New
York are at the NationaL-william J. Parker
Of New York city, E. 8. Goodman Of Americas.
Ga, and Charles 8. Benedict Of Connecticut
are ct the Metropolitan.-Mr. Geo. T.. Parker
and Edward L. Summers of this city are ct A.
lantic City.-Senstor Wilbur +. Sanders Of
Montana, accompanied BY Mrs.. Sanders, lat
last night for Helena.
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Important Arrests Made On the
Pacific Coast.
A CHILEAN CONGRESSMAN IN TROUBLE
Lynching at CentreviIIe. Nd.
This Morning.
BOMB EXPLODED IN LISBON.
VIOLATING NEUTRALITY LAWS.
The Men Captured on the Robert and Minnie
Held


Los ASoELrs. Cal, May i2-Pilot Dill Cap
tain o'Farrell and the Eve sesmen on board Of
the Robert and Minnie along with George A
Bush. the supercargo. were yesterday charged
with violation of the neutrality laws In the
cases Of o Farrell. Dill and Bush bail was lived
at 6, 900 each, and in the case OF the seamen
s2.500 each The only one who gave bail was
Dill The Others are still in the hands OF the
United States marshal
Nav YoRK. Nav I2.-Dr. walford Nilsson,
who resided at Panama for q number OF yesrs,
was called upon at the Aston House today with
regard to the ltata matter. The doctor said Il
was q mistake 10 think that the ltata was
slow vessel On the contrary, the yes-
sci is fast, and il will take Q fast
war vessel 20 overhaul her. Regarding
the arrest OF George A. Bush at San Diego,
Cal, charged with supplying news 20 the in
surgents, DIR. Nelson said: IF the George A.
Bush who has been arrested for shipping arms
TO the Chilian insurgents 10 the same George
A. Bush formerly agent Of the Panama Railway
Company at Panama, he is an old hand
at purveying arms to warlike south Amer
lean factions. During the war between Chill
and Peru the Peruvian consul at Panama vas
Col Frederick Larranga. lie. a. agent OF the
Peruvian government, was aided In the work
OF supplying the Peruvians with arms by Bush,
who was formerly sailor in the employ Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Comp any. When he LETT
the company he went railroading. Both Bush
and his followers and hackers know be has vio-
lated the neutrality laws"
CHILEAN REBEL ARRESTED.
San Francisco, CAL, May l2.-RicardoT rum-
bull. a member of the CHILEAN congress ana
nar,,s., ., The insn-,,o,, ,.r,, w.s .rrs.,.a
=.
ias, nisn. .! une hissI nlaIsh-A IL
AZ, ~ -, "a -.
.he u mn, ~ ni, ~. On
H,n.a NJ ri u s,'a =, az 90
esesn n ."a - 80 m ~ sS,',o,
sna LIE W. n,a,io, WIN 'onH ~ anu Ao''pH
oPrecAeas ~ sule'es
Iruuouii was al os' t on poar ~. VIC osAAno
uoa' anu was o III wa. W .o, 70
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~LONG LIVE RUSSIAN"
Enthusiastic Frenchmen Raise the Cry Wnsh
Cheers.

Enthusiastic Frenchmen Raise the Cry WIN
Cheers.
TouLousl, May I'm Rsbot the explorer,
was lecturing last night at this place. his SUBJ
ject being Siberia During the course Of his
lecture NJ. Rabot severely criticised the Rusrian
administration Of Siberia, and told the audi
ence that he desired to caution Frenchmen not
to be carried away by sentimental impulse.
These remarks caused NJ Robert president
Of the Geographical Society, 70 rise from his
seat and protest vigorously against the state
ments made by NJ. Rabot Finally the presi-
dent of the Geographical Society waved his bat
vigorously over his head and shouted, .'vive u
RusseI"
This cry was followed by q scene Of Wild en-
thusiasm and general cheering, the audience
shouting itself hoarse in the effort to show the
feeling Of friendship snimating il in regard -
Russia
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THE CATHOLIC KNIGHrs.
Opening Of the National Convention I'm Phila-
delphia This Morning.

Opening Of the National Convention I'm Phf1a-
delphia This Morning.
PHnADELPH1A, May l2-The national con-
vention Of the Catholic Knights Of America
convened here this morning in st. Georges
Hall. Eighty delegates, representing forty-twe
states and membership of 1900, are present.
Prior 10 the assembling Of the convention the
delegates attended the celebration Of pontif-
cal high mass at st. Johns Church Arch
bishop Francis Janssens Of New Orleans, 50
preme spiritual director Of the order, was The
celebrant, and Archbishop Ryan Of this city
vention today was taken up in organizing and
in routine business. During the convention q
i understood that o number Of amendmenn
10 the charter will be submitted toit The Co.,
vsution viii remain in session three dayA
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he Realizes That He Hss Talked Tee NJ
and Now Remains Quiet.
DExvna, Coz, May l2-Dr. Graves 90 -
arrived here from Providence lest nieAtfor -
purpose Of appearing - Witness bsaos -
grand jury in the BArnsby poison.g go ~
subject District Attorney oasvess 49, =
have sufficient evidsnes q - pueuufm -
prove that the bottle Il liQusr vhfsh elnun1 IA
6arnaby's death was - 0mporoa - eH1o
rsaching here, but - ssxta11ly pesmr.1 r.
e s.ss :, = !. III. =. y Es1S1 9 60 r.
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTS AT New YoRK-A statement
issued from the Treasury Department today
shows that the receipts from customs at New
York for the first ten days Of May, 1891, were
S2,35S, 642 as compared with receipts of S357l,-
352 for the first ten days of MAY. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

To Act IN HIS Fathers PLAcx.-Secretary
Foster having been informed of the death at
Wilmington, Cal, on Saturday of P. H. Down
ing, the collector of the port, he has author
lied William c. Downing, the late collectors
son. to act in his place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

NAVAL ORpERs.-Leave has been granted
Lieut.. W. p. Day for six months. from the first
Of June, with permission to leave the United
States. Leave granted to Passed Assistant Pay
master +. j. Painter (retired) for six months
with permission to leave the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

HONORABLE Decentralization by the
War Department are to the effect that an
officer dismissed from the army on the ground
of mental deficiency was not dishonorably dis
charged, and that an officer dropped from the
rolls for absence without leave was not honor
ably discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

CADETS APPoINTED.-The following named
persons have been nominated as cadets at the
Naval Academy: d. N. Garrison of Borden
town, second New Jersey district; Jas Briggs.
Sullivan, eighth Indiana district; L. b. Ali
son, St. Johns, sixth Michigan; L. s. Smith,
Flint, sixth Michigan, alternate; W. p WASH
ington, GoldsbOrough, second North Carolina,
alternate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

A BIT OF INFoRMATIoN.-The Treasury De-
partment is in receipt Of great number of let
tiers from various portions Of the country in
quiring whether the direct tax, provision for
the refund Of which was made by the last Con-
gress, includes internal revenue taxes on in
comes, manufactures. whisky stamps, tobacco
stamps, DC. These taxes were imposed by con-
gressional enactment subsequent to the direct
tax act and bear no relation whatever to the
direct tax, which is now being refunded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

ACTING SECRETARY GRANT Of the War De-
partment has approved recommendation of
the fertilization board for expenditures for
the following objects: Ammunition for testing
the Brown segmental tube wire gun. one eight
and one ten-inch Burlington disappearing eun
carriage. small quantities of German and
French smokeless powders to aid our powder
types Of small rapid-fire guns including cele-
brated foreign makes. for experimental tests.
and $40, 900 for the assembling Of guns at
Watervliet gun foundry.
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SECRETARY FOSTER has reappointed James
W. Bennett superintendent of construction Of
the Lowell public building, subject to an in
vestigation Of the charges preferred against
him when he was removed
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A QUESTION ANswERED.-Assistant Secretary

A QUESTION ANswERED.-Assistan Secretary
Spaulding has informed a resident of Peters
burg, Va, that inasmuch as sugars and sirups
of the kinds ordinarily used for sweetening to-
bacco are now exempt from duty, no drawback
can be allowed on the sugar or strip contained
in the tobacco when exported. The question
as to allowance and rate of drawback on licorice
paste used in the manufacture of tobacco for
export will be investigated by the department
in the usual manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

CANTEEN KEEPERs.-The Secretary Of War has
decided that the payment from canteen funds
OF extra compensation to officers in charge of
canteens is not authorized by the regulations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

A CONSUL REcALLED.-The Italian consul at
New Orleans, it is understood, has been re-
called by his government, and the duties Of
consul at that city will be discharged by q con-
sui at some other point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12
THE LYNCHING WAS ORDERLY.
Asbury Green Hanged at CentrevfIis. Nd,
without any Excitement.

without any Excitement.
BALTIMORE, May l2.-Asbury Green. colassd,
sentenced to twenty-one years in tie peuiten-
tiary yesterday at Oentreville, Nd, for an ss-
sault on Mrs. Howard Tolson of Kent Island on
February rs, 1891, was taken from the jail ct
Cen.feyille by q masked body Of men this
morning shortly after O'Clock and hanged ~
the limb Of a tree.
No excitement Whatever attended the sfsir
though large crowd was about the court kosss
all day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

DISTRICT PATENTs.-Patents.h have been issued
to citizens of the District as follows: James
Denison, device for teaching arithmetic; Julius
Emmner, j., secondary battery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

SUPPORT OF ENTRY.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has designated the town of Blaine.
Washington, q SUPPORT Of entry in the Puget
sound collection district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

A Murderous Attack Made by . Japsssss
With a Sword.

TOXIC, JAPAN, May l2.-The czarewitch vss
wounded yesterday at Kioto, formerly the capt.
tai of japan, b. japanese, who attacked him
with sword. The Japanese, before he could
be overpowered, succeeded in infiicting severe
wounds upon the czarewitch, who defended
himself calamity. The motive OF the attack n
not given in the dispatch received here.
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SENSATION IN LISBON.

Explosion OF Dynamite Bomb ut the o.
of the Ministry of the Interior.
LISBON, May IA dynamite bomb was ex-
ploded today at the Office of the ministry Of
the interior. The shock was tremendous and
caused great alarm and excitement, but no
serious results followed. The police have -
yet been unable TO obtain any clue as 70 e
author Of the outrage.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~oD. G. VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION.
ISOLATED Volunteer Defenders OF the D. OF G. Of April
81 4. id1 The
ofioers and other business. myl2-2t'
DR.. h. Z. Waite Of the firm Waite 4 Bart
sts e a I'm ns soT b Fl.
be glad to meet his many friends Or any physicians in
K~THE MEMBERs OF MT, CALVARY
hereby ordered to assemble at their Asylum in full
%sa. Hs H. the
bis departure for Pttsburg. Pa. Members Of sisser
49,. b F. SEVILLE: eminent Commander;
M0M4 HSs,' GHEIsTiAN TEM n,RII
s.si IT, sours r,.
F~MAY IL. 1se1.-1 TAKE PLEASURE IN
s0csisa the public that have this day as
feed and harness business * 1917 I4th ST. n W. said
business to be conducted under the firm of Coch
HENRY D. COCHRAN.
In connection with the above we respectfully solicit
continuance of the hbcrAl patronage extended said
lt' COCHRAN BYRNE.
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18th st. NV. near g. 7Os, The Albany;
1Aai rbd sroSf o ssF ST.
BE Who make the handsome little booklets used
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SPECIAL SAIL SALE .Tb BUILDING LOTS
rHURsb1 tTh r RIB ( s sAEfunpAY.
THIS WEEK oN1449. r. oc1od K TOO
ba cars, street herdics and Maryland avenue
PRICES RANGE FROM 600 TO $500
sas cash BH s EvERR THRE aaoTTHs
Come early, as hundreds will rush to take what you
fSs reaction aH nf has %si
For Information oath and sale this week call at
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K~RARE BARGAIN FOR CASH.
Grocery and general store doing large cash bust
ness. located on Baltimore and Potomac
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Inquiries can be made at the office Of JOHNSTON
BROS, $50 La ave- myl2-a
The heather q likely to be generally fair.
"orS a kick on &. eo ss ;I%s
NORTH CAROLINA FLOORING.
Have you ever used ourss Nicely worked.
Kiln dried All one width Clear of knots and
blue sap. and the price only % per 100 feet.
IIBBEY. BITTINaRR MILLER,
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The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Elizabeth City,
n. C., has asked for authority to establish q
national bank.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal rev.
enue, $1S0.093; customs. s322, 1897.
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!sss,.., Of The Rise. Fire insurancs cemp.ny foe
ny -: Issi, foifs Wi !. cpsa.e : IL 3. saa
q sSs ~ p .i:ssss. t9ctSs' xph 81 g s,'''a
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CHARLESTON AND EsMERELDA.
The Two War ships Compared and rheil
Differences EXPLAINED.

FIGHT WOULD RESULT IN VICTORY ron THE
AMERICAN cRursEK-HKR GUNS ARE OF LATER
PATTERN AND MORE EFFKcTrvE, WHILE HKR
OFFICERS AND CREW ARE MUCH SUPERIOR.
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FBLUE AND BLACK sERGEs.
In this announcement we wish to call your
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K~THE DAILY GOLD-LINED RUBBER
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Association are on exhibition in all the principal drug
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

49, LANKETs.
~ We have the facilities and knowIedee
as to how they should be laundried and
guarantee to return them to you equal to
new. Name and address, please, and one
OF our wagons will call for them.
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
ap6-3m Az q st. NV