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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-09
sir Edward CIarke's Appeal to
Prejudice.

We presume the shallow and un-
thinking, those who mistake dema-
gogic blatancy for manly independ-
ence, will admire the speech OF Sir
Edward Clarke, made yesterday in
the famous English baccarat case. 1t
impresses us as a vulgar and wanton
attack on private character, made for
the purpose of saving an exposed
blackleg from the consequences of his
misconduct. The fact that the pri-
vate character was that of the Prince
OF Wales does not justify the assault.
On the contrary. from any decent
point Of view, it intensifies Sir Ed
wards offence.
Here was the situation in a nut
shell.
Sir Edward Clarke realized that the
proof that Sir William-Gordon Cum
ming cheated at cards was beyond all
question. No twelve jurors in their
senses could doubt it. II the verdict
was to be found on the evidence, it
should be against Gordon-C Cumming
with emphasis. Therefore, Sir Ed
ward decided that either a verdict
should be found not based on the
evidence, but on such bitter passions
as he could stir up, or else that there
should be no verdict at all.
Now there is some reason to think
that one member of the jury is hostile
to the Prince OF Wales, who in turn is
hostile to Gordon Cumming. This
juror asked a couple of aggressive ques-
tions when the Prince was on the
witness stand, and his record is that
OF q radical and anti-monarehist. To
this Juror Sir Edward Clarke adj
dressed his speech. He made it as
inhammatory as he could. He tried
to turn the trial into an issue,
not between Gordon = Cumming
and the Wilson family, but
between Gordon Cumming and the
Prince. Why2 Because he hoped
this radical juror, if sufficiently
inflamed, would disregard his oath
and In order to spite the Prince would
refuse to vote against Gordon-Cum-
ming the censure he deserves.
1t is a shrewd but very unscrupu-
lous lawyers trick. Fortunately, a
night intervenes between the inflam-
matory speech and the verdict. The
Chief Justice. too, will have his little
say. and doubtless he will pour plenty
of cold water on the passions and
prejudices which Sir Edward Clarke
has iniained. Probably, therefore
the effort to battle justice will mis-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-09

You want INTEREST on your
bank balance, this Company
receives money on deposit sub
iect 10 check. and allows inter
est on daily balances
Special Rates on Deposits 'Or
Three Months or longer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
CrGr,rss AT REMOVAL SALE PAGES

Nr. ISnshurgh hes made racuctions
ur..u almost bis entire sock OF Curtains.
Rom the lowest grades &c tie Test. He
offers.
I3rairS q Kcru Nottingham Lace Cur
tssns. 3yaft- ioug. wuicl, were 81. -.
anu. low 9-ice % 81. per pair
%rairs Of White NOTTINGHAM Lace
Car,ain-. IN yard. long. Worth Sc.
Only = j ter par
IOr.irs o. Whits Extra Wide Brussels
Patterned Lsce Curtains at tie reduced
price Of 81 yer yai-.
Fins Irish Point Lace Curtains. ~
yards long. never before sod ior less
than 50 PEI pair. Only Si.:Ij.
Extra Zine Irish FONT Lace Cu-tsirs.
heavy CSver,-i center. 81 yards long.
never before sod for less than IS. Cn.y
Yer pair
NJ Lan>0urxh also has a number Of
small lots Of Lace Curtains a; iGand
sI2 yer pair, which have Oeen : ID to
els.
pairs OF Swiss Lace Curtains. ~
yards !OHr. Former price. sl3..Jo Lee
duced To- 81 ~ per pair.
TIE entire stocL. Of Chenille Curtains
have Ls,n reduced.
VT. LansbErxh has % pairs Of Fine
Chcuii!s Curtains. which have been
600 now reduced to 81 40 yer pair.
These are IN the latest shades and have
men dadO and fringe TOP and bottom.
GsyiE Il six TurkOman fOr Couch and
Chair covering. Reduced to the low
price Of e; per yard.
5O-inrh SIX DaInask. all shades. Re
ducsd 10 sl.5O and si.ts5 per yard
5y,eces of SILK B-Ocatelie. in yario1s
cOiOrs ami patteT rs OF the lJst desirable
shades I.eal value. ST. 30. Reduced to
a. - Per yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

HKADouARrrRs FoR UsrruL
HOLIDAY PREsENrs AT LOWEST PRlcrs
OrRAsBuRoERs
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES,
4o4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET.
FOR 1915
Braided Dress Robes worth $500
FOR $3.50
Imported Dress Ros.s worth sio.so
FOR $500
Fine Embroidered and Frinsed Dress Robes worth
e2l 90.
FOR $50
c4-inch Wide silh Plush. all shades. worth sl4o
FOR 75c.
Cloth Skirts worth sl and sl.e5
FOR $50.
Lynx NUTS worth e1.U
FOR $50
Black Russian Hair Muffs worth sl2a
FOR S1.49
Black Clipped coney Muns worth s2.oA
FOR S2.49
Long hair As,rachan Mun worth e.
FOR $500
Fine curled Astrachan Mur worth 90.
POCKET BOOKS AND CARD CASES.
Children's All-ieather Chatelain Bags lie
Ladies' A-leather Chatelain Bsgs.....24 10 and 49c
Aleather Pocket Books from...............24c . up
&c Leather Card .10c
Card Cases Of all kinds. bargain prices Gentlemens
Wallets from SIC to 81. IS. Good values.
OUR JEwELKY DEPARTMENT is COMPLETE.
Full Of novelties Cor Christmas sis-.or prices see
our outside show cases our assortment Of prices
too numerous to mention.
Plush Cases about 20 cent than can bought
elsewhere. Work Boxes. Jewel Cases, Dressing Cases,
Shaving Sets, Manicure Sets. Infants Sets. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
The CHnrsrx.s Burrso Tnr

10 nov. Hyou are thinking Of buying present
put your though; into sction. There srs many
reasons Why you will and this . wise move on
your part. bsssdes many srtscles you viii not b
able to nne later. A cordial invitatsoa IL En-
tended TO AZ. whether intending to purchase or
not. TO call and sse . stock OF NOVEL. AR
TTsrIc AND PRACTICAL HOLIDAY
THINGS exceilsa By none IN the country.
This remarkable exhibition can be ssen nov m
al its grandeur. ~ every department has its
complement, Of lev and pretty thinss tor tho
Holidays.
If You wish to have cards engraved In time for
Christmas leave your order nov. Name en-
graved on COPPER plate ana 80 cards. Sc.
NAME or initials MARRIED on all Lsa,As
Goods over 81 free Of charge.
ALL Silver Ware engraved free Of charge.
y UMBRELLAS from also ny engraved fires
Of charge.
A>EAT BOXES. when desired, given with
Dress Patterns Of SILK or Wool. Handkerchief,
Gloves. silk Hosiery and Underwear. rillow
shsms. Table Linens. Towels. Collars aud Curs,
Mems Fine scarfs. &C.
"Ful line Of Diaries for 1892 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
INEXPENSIVE CuRrsrM.s Goops

IN OUR BASEMENT SALES ROOM.
This erea. sales room becomes even more i'm
por;an. than usual during this season. IL is
hlled with eractiy those articles uniting ''econ-
ony and htncss"-the proper things for holiday
presents.
Glass and China Ware OF all kinds, Smoking
Sets. Backing Sets. Baskets of ell kinds. a.
tEie'ators...........-... -.........or Stairway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

FoR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
AilOs 20 su<s.st . package Of our
FINEST CANDIES.
either Satin Box, Pretty Basket or one Of our own
Handsome Boxes Leave your order a, once and W
VII deliver it promptly ss directed.
Respectfully.
GILL 4 son.
dl7 Cor. 18th and + ra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
RED TICKET R1cEs
In LINENS. ConroRrAp1rs
Avn Rr,vrrr,

Odd Table Covers, Table Sets with dov,;s. to
match, at very low prices '' WIN ooyhes 10
"A lew more Of those 15-S. 81, $40 and sl2 Iinen
Damask Colored Bordered 4 able Cover =, al tiiea
~, The best value by far offered in Washing
10 per cent discount off the marlal pr,c.s -. IN
Blankets and ComfortAbes ~e~ PAA@es VI Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

ETcLUSIrELY to the sale If
FINE Clothing at retail
PopuLAn PREsENrs
TTTTHE NEARER We GET TO
I CHRISTMAS THE EUsIER WE
+ AREIN OUR BOYS AND Chill
DREN's DEPARTMENT. ITREALLY
SEEMS AS IF A NOBBY SUIT ORA
STYLISH OvERCOAT OR REFER
ARE THE MOST POPULAR GIFTS
FOR BOYS THIS SEASON. AND THAT
We ARE SUPPLYING THE MAJOR
ITY OF THEM IS EVIDENCED BY
THE CROWDS OF DELIGHTED BUY
Frs WHO TBRoNG OUR BOYS
PARLORs EVERY DAY AND ALL
DAY. .rr
4 HOW ABOUT A MACINTOSH.
HHH SMOKING JACKET. BATH
II Ii ROBE OR DRESSING cow
AS A HOLIDAY GIFT FOR YOUR
MALE RELATIVES AND FIIENDsi
OUR LINE OF THEM WILL COM
MEND THEMSELVES AT A GLANCE,
AS THEY ARE ALL NEW STYLES
AND PATTERNs-THE CREATIONS
OF THE ARTISTS OF THE BUsI-
NESS. AND THE PRICES ARE VERY
MODERATE.
THE CHILDREN WILL BE IN
TEREsTED IN THE coAsT1Na
SCENE IN OUR ST. SHOW WIN
DOW. 1T WILL BE MADE MORE
REAL BY A sNowsToRN ABOUT
O'CLOCK THIS EVENING
~FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
LATE SHOPPERS WE ARE OPEN
EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
RoBiNsox. Parker & Co. -,
AMERIcAx CLorH1ERs.
l2OO,l2O2& l2O4FST.N.N
dl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
RED TICKET Prices
In INFANTS, Wear Ann Appoxs

AlI-WOOI Skirts
&c. Infants Hand-knt Worried S.cnn' -
oee: thiidren's Worstsd Hoods. White and col.
Co.,, ,i;o.: sc each
! Iniant,s $40 White Long Coat. '''...I "a % -
itniants " Sur-trImnied White Long Coat 49, Is Us
iniants % Short White Cashmere Coats az ,5 euch
Infants x5.2o Short Gold Plush Coats a 10 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

HOLIDAY SALE OF DOLLS. kc.
AnI onIAA GALE oH DoLLS.
-
Full Size Joipted Body Dolls with ane b:.ous be.d.
and stockings. Osiy 4Sc. each.
An-kid Dolls, long, with bisuus heads and flowing
hair. Only 25c.
Our limo of Dressed Dolls in silk satin and velvet
combination. with hats, steady or moving eyes, are
equal to Dolls usually sold NJ 40 ON, prica sis,
We have very fine Dressed Dolls. in % stvls. os
dresses and hats actually worth and sold elsewhere
81. 80. g. 4S and g.
We have Dolls in endless variety from cents 10 s1o
HANDKERCHIEFs AND MUFFLERs.
Childrens Handkerchisfs in boxes 3 in box. lac.
Ladies' Fine Embroidered ain hox .. -. and .,
Ladies' Hcmstiched and Fine Embroidered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
RED TICKET R1cEs
In SILK DEp.Rrvrxr

II SILK DEPARTMENT.
~I-inch hi9h Grade Colored Satin Brocades in
newest shades, were 81 10 yard Al w m ward
hfsn n SHADES s in satin Brocades Cream White
line of CoIored neI R,s 81 Zoe yard
Psds ana stripe surah Silks. including Scotch
24cinch Black eros GRAIN SATIN Ihadsms o "a Ssro
o0-inch BiaeH BrocsSs satin n 95c yard
26,inch Black Brocads:' TIC. yard
20-inch Double War; Sill S.s. 500. yard
Tis,. 'i R' w Rose Salmon, Nile Green
2O-inch Pure Sik fsiiia, F;n:; 5Oc. yard
25"ineS Best oualfv Chin. Soc yard
only. 81 quality. ..,....-- - A eotoss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
SOME USEFUL HOLIDAY Grrrs For
HE HOUSEHOLD HELP

Christmas. especially those who have given
faithful service in your household. Give them
something useful and il will be appreciated.
Here are some serviceable low priced articles
from which to select:
Good-quaiity Atwood Jerseys with cuf,s and
full high sleeves,
-al5O--
Best Print WRAPPERS. in light colors 0sst,.
with tight backs, loose fronts and hixh sleeves,
-1Jc.--
Wool and Cotton Mixed Tea Gowns, in /.
variety of dark effects-s;ylishly made
-s2.Jo-
An-wool Flannel Waists. in Navy Blue and
Cardinal. with cuffs. belts and high s!eeyvs.
Atwood Cashmere " aists In Navy Blue and
Cardinal. with plated backs and fronts, hiyh
sleeves and belts.
-s2.25.--
Al-wooi Henrietta Waists in Black. Navy
Blue aud Cardinal-fuil sly les-S "a. as quality.
--e3. 25.-
All-wool Cheviot Suits In Gray mixtures
skirts made full and waists with high sleeves
and pla:ts-put up in neat boxes.
sc 25.-
Excellent quality Atwood Black Cheyiot
Jackets. with bound seams. frog fasteners and
high sleeves. Special bargain at
-seoo--
~ -. 'A''' NH'Hs anu 'oii
Sleeves
-Muis to match. 81. TO-
Shoulder shawls in . large variety Of pat
terms
V' 'oc-' ana sLSo.-
nuooef Aprons-pisin or striped
% and 30c-
Third floor mr.. ,u,
,, -
Il HERE ARr Iuorrs.Sns ~, A
VI ~AfnoN'
'econa moor OF ioth ct. building.
inese ~iii serve Is an index to the stock:
ties.
TO-
Whit. Lawn Aprons. with lac. ,,,.r.,,..,,
Zen ,a,A. ' 'H'''ns'
p,,n tpctsa q, ,.nc,,v -,
--
t0eeono oof.....'-...........loths st. building)
-
n IN ~
AAoLiDAf DALE OF LIABLE N/ovERs.
ts,U T Ton,a not no. s'se more appropriate sif:
g.. ,, -. friased. ESQ
As" p'''sfn'' so0o eodo"' s2.So.
n,n,,.s,
o. 40 n an s'Les;
A. $50, "a and %. 90
40 ~ sno e"o@
BELGIAN TAPESTRY.
49, Nsiues iof the pricss
=. Hinxea- sLoo; %. e22o.
irlnseo' sS' Ia. $500.
sc-
FINE yEIyFT-ars,.a..
"a 10. "a A
nFRRv saTYu q. >oor
s"s
SATIN "a 40
rr.,.,. go,
>i"'' n0'f '''''''''''''.'....1Fhs IT. building,
An OppoRrus,rv F., tn, r.,
oi7
sOn 1SW
*" " MY ooyS suita sins1e and
uouo'o o'e~s'eo-"ea,y 90 ~ 1hscn ere az
."1s 800 sst'csso's coiors-au sazss from4
"A0 ss
Krn Wpp nvn.,r,~,,
box. - -" s'''s''''s
Dows Qunrs AND LAP Ros,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
WOODWARD AND LorHRo,.
10TH. lrrH AND y srs. nv.

opsn everiaes until o O'CLOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

HoLIDAr
HINTS
JOE
CHR1srxAs
SHOPPERS
Are here In the cYsntSst rayi>ty-
N~rs thinx dee. rable zIfts
coN@ltis- D JSBery. A..
Ii-<sE; JeweTy and Silver Ware.
~ d q sut any IOckef book AID taste.
- ssS" you .3 cents the dollar
% t-ff-r .tso-is Tor tie money yxa-re-
Wy Dot investigate for YOURSELF
u Nsi- osrtsin4y plssse you 90 see tine stock
). DIsIo.
kaash;etry.Hg JSEsi>r.
439 9ru ST.. d17
DOoEBISD!NG
= q - Hf-i.ssss; srrrt.i rr:rs. on centlry and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
300 SrrLEs Or ROCKERS.

About three hundred styles Of Rockers
ava; your inspection, each and every
oEe reduced in prize They embrace
every imaginable wood. design. size. style
AM finish All of the Rattan and Feed
Rockers are on the first toOr-the bal
snce .. the stock is split Between the sec
ond and fourth floors. Nearly all Of
these were Sc ured expressly for Xmas
gI4tS
Dir. Lsnsjurgh has received another
carload OF those handsome Five-dollar
EocasTs. but as ne has not the room 10
store them he will run them III q. once
b. selling them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
RED TICKET PR1cEs
In CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.

Half pairs OF 80 and 80 Chenille Portieres, fringe
Top - 80 eocu
81 Plain-coior oh!ela IoItIeres, extra heavy
fringe sG IS pair
= pair Heavy EnI roilered Portieres. Blue and
Mahogany were = and : 10. .......... $685. pair
l pair Turkish Pattern Chenille Porteres
were sis.. ................s9.9 S pair
Sirius OF Irish Point and Tamiour, u and n
yards long. excellent tor sash curtains, tidies.
&c... .... .iSc. strip
duced
"a Striped Novelty Curtains. ) different COL
.......... ... 81 30 pair
. pair l.eaI alnbOur Curtains 80. pair
pair ~ 10 Real IaiuDour Lace Curtains eti pair
pair S. 30 Real raUou Lace Curtains. 30 pair
= pair 81. 50 Real Ialbuur Lace Curtains ~ pair
!. pair IL 30 Real Iabour Lace Curtains. 9S pair
pair 0D Real lrlsn ont Curtains. A3. pair
= pair 81. rs heal Irish Point urIains.. IS % pair
= l.. % Heal Irish Point ut.ns.. $l1 % pair
pair li0 IrIsa Point Curtains II. 30 pair
pair lUO Real Ir sn Po.n Curtains 114 10 pair
The above Curtains Will desirable presents,
and are DOndertui.y To- III PRICE.
:I.,c. holland Widow SEaies 1S13c. each
oUc. Opaque ndow Shades Soc. each
DC King Lest scotch Huand Shades ibc. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
RED TICKET p rcEs
In CLOAK UEpAprMlNr

! ladies 10 Imported Cape. Newmarket rs 4S
1 Ladies Sl2 Cheviot Newmarket. 4 = ,,S
Ladies !. Black WOrsted Newnarkets.... a .S
Ladies, 50 Black Cheyiot Reeter. Size go 81 -
Ladies u biAcA REFERS, astrakhan collar and
I Ladies $40; 30 Black keeter fur trimmed - So
LADIES Medium nelIiit Imported ia. Aets pref
tlly brai1ed. loose front. We're H.! 90 80 az each
misses Back keeters. fur collar and iateIs
SIZE ~: We're S0. "A on
Misses Paid Cotn Newnarkets- Sizes ~ and
ere ~ a IS each
Worth s., for......,........ ~ ii ..ch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
SrRAsBuReER,s
404 and 406 9TH Ut. n. v.

~ We hare the LARGEST
building in AMERICA deUoted
EXCLUSIVELY to the sale Of
FINE Clothing at retail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

Red TICKET Pn1cEs
liz PICTURES AND EAsE1s.
lot Of large Walnut or Oak Frames, no rlass.
A l. 90 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

RED TICKET Prices
In FuRs.
% As rackhan Capes. extra long satin lined az or
% ~ neal Nina Cape. size IS inches -. S:ci N
~ MohKey CAPE French seal Collar :S-,ncG ala
~. III eai Maren Cape. best quality SS.Inch $40
Sao I.edi Marten Boas, 5 yards III
20 3 ~ Aren't sea- Nun. down bed satin lined e. 50
NY Blue Fox Muff and Collar very fna
lilo Fine Mink Mut ana Collar. '' -
ySc Chlld Push un and Collar ali coiors '''- ats
10 SATIN Lined, Black Hair trimming inches '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
Gar,r
REMOVAL
So Or
Fuasr1uRr. CARPETS. UPHOLSTERY
GooDs. &c.
JuL1us LassBuEeHs.
Con l3rH AND F ST NV.

NJ. Lsrsburzh Is determined TO close
on: has entire s:ock prior 20 removal 10
his new building to b. erected on :he ate
oil I'M. New York Avenue Rink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

w. III. Hououros Mrs "a
HAVE ALWAYS
GIVEN THE
WASHINGTON PUBLIC
soME SPECIAL BARGAINS
DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK.
THIS YEAR We HAVE
TIT X BRR ERR ZEE
4 sHH ssRts Sr En-
I 4 H 4 L kx. Er. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

VJDUEDINU.Nh
= q - Ds-iesss; srrrtzi rr.rss on cen,lry and
A-iS as i--.-<-.s~ AEsDlC LANDNDiTI.
-~--S IL IT. S. U.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-19
., ..:.i,,rrial Conductor.

We h:vn Ea& H"G'c rE-iO;.3 ln'm oII
Thu line" ~ :; '"hlrl ayenue car con
ductor. "L.; Ink ;si'"Ht rs strange rs
any was &C w..o lad Jurm"rly been a
Iet,,oGi.t riniat2:. How lie came Ia
gyt on 3 street ca ! Coat ',,luw. 1ut he
us 1 Wholesome. 7aHrly a.rt cF Elan,
;,nd be did his WI: vel i:!on::h l. had
at first siD:rla: WY q doing things.
He had hcgl on II fio::! platform one
day collecting ycIEc fires. and wheD no
got bel; 10 the rear platform Il paeocn-
ger to!i him Il man had got on at Houa-
ton street and was sitting inside. The
conductor stood in the doorway and
looked in, but he couldn't locate him.
Then he said with perfect calmncss,
Will the gentleman who got on at
Houston street please rise? The gentle
man who got on at Houston street stood
up like man and paid his fare. New
York Sun,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-19
BceSWaN.

The question is often asked by anna
tours DO bees make waz?' The an.
SweT i Yes. Wax is natural secre.
ton OF the. honey bees, formed in deli.
cate scales on the under side If the
Abdomen. While it is formed to some
extent in activity. it is formed in largest
Quantities in repo5o, while the Ices are
quietly clustering inside the hive. Wax
is used by the bees for comb building.
The production Of each pound requires
in the neighhorho0l os twenty pounds
Of honey.
Another thing that puzzles beginners
is how to render Ull combs without an
extractor. WoGiva plan recommended
by Root in his work On Dec culture. II
is simply la"go honey barrel having a
basil; Inalccf perforated line 81 n""3"d
IA ], ny I l;.s.r: ~. r":.S 81 ii iap OF
til" b.1w~l. y s;r@al :.~" throws q
Stro,'; : - ,.;:.iI ,.t>' ii A'..1,,"S, and
all ":.,. n;.s -, %; y sanri o. III" p';!
cGWh n "Uv Taa,.... Lhr w"X Ii
faa&I il IL" ha,t.:;
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-19
Ponderous Purses of Pompeii

A man may have ponderous purse
and filled with shinig gold, but he
may become a pauper If he is not
careful about expenditures. When
times are hard and money scarce, it
becomes people to spend their money
In the most economical manner posi-
BILE; in other words to get the very
largest returns for 1t. The poorer
classes are obliged of necessity to
do this, but those who are bet
ter off are frequently notional about
purchasing goods and pay big retail
prices for articles that they might buy
for one half their original costs, or less.
You ask how is this. Well, there are
located at No. "a SOledad street, ad Join
ing the court house the watch-makers
and jewellers who beside trans
acting a regular pawnbroking bus
mess, conducted upon an open
straight forward, honorable basis, lin
reality collateral bankers), that take
on deposit mot money!, but fine dias
monds, watches, jewelry, household
goods, etc., in fact nearly every kind
and description of article from the
finest to the cheapest. Many q cost
ly article has been bought at first
hands and in short time after
hypOthecated and then offered to the
public at one-half Tor less) than the
original price paid for same.
Times are very hard and money
scarce, and we would advise you even
If you have few dollars ahead to
call on J. m. emerson & CO., and look
over their bargain list before pur-
chasing from first hands, at high
prices. What can't be found any
where else the changes are that these
popular jewellers and brokers have it.
The fact is, ]. m. emerson 4 co. HOLD
THE BRIDGE!
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-19

WANTED-Every Republican
in Texas to subscribe for the DAILY or
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-11
Jaggard's Addition TO ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
nacpriDtiOu

j. W. Bass Garden Lots, 81. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt. of
Description. Lot. Judgm't
Henry NogeS, south 70 of...2I SI04 30
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-11

the st. Cloud reformatory. has been rendered
the position on the police force made vacant
by the resignation of Charles Anderson.
Miss Hattie Yorks is seriously i'll with quick
consumption, ana is not expected TO live.
Some OF the high school scholars contrib
uted yesterday toward floral tribute which
was presented to their schoolmate.
Pat Rooney and his comedy company in
Pats New Wardrobe gave splendid per
torrance last evening at the Grand onera
honSe. Tomorrow evening Natural CAS-
will be presented.
Rev. j. 5. David, of Minneapolis, closed his
series OF lectures last evening at the Univer-
sailst church with lecture on Heaven Tn
William Sinclair left Yesterday for Fort
worth, Tex, where he hopes TO regain his
health which is somewhat i'm paired
The ladies of the parish aid society of As
cension Episcopal church will meet this aft
ernoon with Mrs. l.. F. Collins