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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10
Drunkenness

LIQUOR HABIT.
mall the world there is but one cure.
DIR. HAlNEs GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
In articles OF food, Without the knowledge of
The patient, II necessary; 1t 10 absolutely
harmless and Will effect n permanent ana
speedy cure, whether the patient 10 a moder-
ale drlnker or an alcoholic wreck. IT NEVER
FAILS. u Sl.erstes so quietly and with such
certainty That the patient undergoes no In
and ere he Is aware, his GEM
plele reformation is effected. ts-page book
: Y. JAS. BELT, Druggist, Sixth and
harketst., wilmington, Del. 6-.s-tu -th-s-ly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10

I,0K SALE-FiFTEEN VERY DE.
sirs,blc new houses on Porter and
Linden streets near Jackson street;
SIX rooms with bath. $500 cash. .TH oS.
SAMw ORTIZ, 1b0s Lancaster avenue.
s24-90t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10

EOR SALE CHEAp-oNE GOOD NO
II top. oak surry buggy in first class
order. Apply Madison street stables 9th
nnd Madison streets. sepl0-tf
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IloR SALE--A COLLECTION DWELL
II made dearhorns. wagons and cnrri-
nRes at fair prices. VIM. Hammond, End
and French streets jy 22-3mt
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The Cure For

scrofula wes once supposed to be the
ouch Of royalty. To-day. many gratefa
people know that the sovereign remedy" 10
Ayers sarsaparilla. This powerful altcra
live extirpates "the eylr' BY thoroughly
eliminating all the strumous poison from thd
blood. Consumption, catarrh, and various
other physical as well as mental maladies,
Aaye their origin in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10

IHoR sALE-A FEW BARRELS AND
II half barrels suitable for holding
cider at JOSHUA CoNNER'S. 231 Market
ri rect Og-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10

Castings furnished and repairs made
to all kinds of heaters. Frank A.
Mitchell, No. 4l3 Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10

TfoR sAI.E-4 NEW e-sToRy HOUSES
q at 7th and jackson. The houses have
been built with the view OF giving to y
ilan OF smaller means tho comfort ana
convenience of the richer one. rooms
On first tloor, bed rooms, u store room
and bnth ON second floor. Undcrdratned
und connected with sewer. Heater in
cellar. See the houses at once. For
prices inquire on premises or OF A. L..
JOHNSON. 6th and Shtpiey strectA
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SCROFULA

When hereditary, this disease manlfests 10
self In childhood by glandular swellings
cunning sores, swollen joints, and general
ieebleness OF body. Administer Ayers Sarsa
pafilla on appearance Of the first symptoms
any little girl was troubled with a painful
scrofulous swelling under one OF her arms
The physician being unable to effect cure
gave her one bottle Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10

DUBLIC SALE-wILL BE SOLD AT
L public sale at the hotel formerly
kept by o. II. Parry, on the Concord Pike.
Brandywine HID. 8 miles from Whining
ton.
ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 18th, 1891.
At / O'Clock p. M.
% fresh cows and springers. an extra lot
from Lancaster county, Pa. Also stock
bulls and lot of shoats. Also two good
horses, one milk wagon, one trotting
wagon.
A credit OF Q months on sums over sos.
ROBERT MCCADDEN,
Amos N. Anderson. Auctioncers otis
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Ayers

5arsaparilla, and the swelling Disappeared
w. +. Kennedy, Netherlands, Va.
~ was cured of scrofula by the use of Ayeri
Barsaparilla."-J.C g. Berry, Deerfield, Mo.
al was troubled with sore hand for ovei
two years. Being assured the case wa
serofula, took six bottles of Ayers
Sars aparilla
and was cured."-H. Hinkins, Rlverton, Neb
repaired by D.. j. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Nose
sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, %
Cures others, will cure yot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10

I'oR SALT-A HOUSE; NO. sis MADI-
II SOL street; also house and lot, Fourth
and DUPONT streets. Little money re-
quired. Apply at this office. n-aT-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10

INoR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, FOR
II want of use, one 9-year old bay horse
Thoroughly sound and kind. Fearless of
steam and electric cars. Good purchase
for family store or livery purposes. APP
ply 10 II. T. BELTS, Maryland avenue and
South street. city. O5-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-10

"By n thorough knowledge OF the
natural laws which govern the opera
tons OF digestion and nutrition, and by
careful application OF the tlne proper
ties OF wcll-selected Cocoa, Mi. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with q
dclica tely Favored beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors bills. 1t Is
by the judicious use OF such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradual
ly built up until strong enough to resist
every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF
subtie malndies are fioBtiDg around us
ready to attack wherever there is u weak
point. We may escape many fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and Il properly nourish-
ed frhme. "--Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or
milk. Sold only in half pound tins by
grocers, labelled thus:
j AMES r PRS & co., homeopathic
Chemists London Eng. j3-mts,-w
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vARlEDADES.

No divide nsted 10 que le djjirnos aver. tos
rinos para Afo Nuevo, c0tnrreloa an al Gnlnaa e.
do Cerocedo. los juguetes para REYES. ALI
tambien Hay On el Colmado primores en- 81
uicho rarno dc jugueterfa. = = !.
.os cigarrillos tdarca Figaro de los sres.
geloriQ Mora, grandes manufacturers de Ia
Habsna han aicanzado gran Efaina N Cuba Z
rompraHos me asfadecera 81 cunsejo.
e6Nttoa esysos.4 ~hos que / contamination
ssr Qascsuoa foEnan parte a. w poena deb.
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Mny sehores mios, En- los 35 afaos que
cuento de ejercicio dc la profession m6dica, he
teniao mucaas oportunidades para pelsuadir-
me dc Ia utilidad ventajas del uso dsl aceite
dc hfgado de bacalao y de los hipofosfitos de
cal sosa on las Intermediates tuberculosis,
Iisis, Escrofulosis, Raquitismo y Consunci6n
DC todo origen, no tengo difcultad On Greer
y proclamar que eI procuo de ustedes, Ia
ExaNtss0n de Scott es un triunfo en- los anaies
de la Quimica de Ia Terap6utica.
Con sentimiento dc consideration res
peto, te engo 81 honor de suscribirme de ustedes
alto. s. $. @ B S M IN. MildMo
Doctor pos Ia sUniver sidad de Caracas, Ve-
nezaela
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NOtiCias de Ia IsIa

Ha fallecidO on Ponce el hjjo primog6nito
de los esposos Sres. San Antonio. Enviamos-
les nuestras mas sentidas palabras de condo
lencia.
81 vapor Hs,nas Sor,1. tomo On Ponce
para Ia Habana 66O sacos de cafe con 81 I'll
kilos.-El Ma,sMelG tom6 70 sacos con 762 XII
los, ell ASc0s6G 6, 113 sacos para Europa con
49,, ,374 kilos, mas Is barriles con 2,676 kilos
de azdcar para st. Thomas 362 cueros dc res
con 1890 kilos para el Hevre.
Nuestro compafiero el Sr. Munoz Rivera
!. ha dirijid0 una comunicaci6n al DireotoriO
! Autonomista pidi6nd0le aclaraciones respecto
del dltimo manifesto publicado por la reteri-
da Corporation, con mOtivo de que el citadO
documento ha inspirado q la RevistG de PNerto-
Rico, nueyas acusaciones contra La DemocrG-
c5G.
Lease el ndmero 233 del citado colega.
La compania de 1FSnt0ches y Marsonettes
h& debido debutar en- ell teatrO de Mayagiiez
la noche del.26del corriente.
Nos suplica un amigo de esta Capital la
insercion de 10 siguiente,
"Hace dias que no recibimos los isfass.
dos cGsa6nSc0s que boca de jarr0 disparaba
el canonista en- estado de-. canuto que ha
SalidO en- Humacao. Sentiramos que su ST.
lencio obedeciese & una indigestion de los
canOneS del DecretO de GracianO que lievan
al frente la palabra p0leG que Slgniica pajG.
Isl es asf, acuda nuevamente q Diosaisi0 el
EGSgWo que sabe muy bien sacar las pGjas,
digO las castanas con tenaZas dc otrO, pues
es proverbial su habilidad, tanto para tirar la
"piedra y esconder la mano, como jugar dos
manos cuando le confan un negocio.
90
En- Mayagiez Sigue activa la demanda pOr
cate. Ell cubano cotizabase aver frme entire
$22 y 223 y al de hacienda entire $24 $242.
sss
Ha ocurrido un conato de fuego en- la Ca
ga de la sehora viuda de don Ramon Frias, en-
Humacao. FL hecho segdn, SO dice, ha sido Ca
sual por haber dado prlncipio on una alcoba
donde1 habia mucha ropa = debido solamente
a la ign0rancia de un nlflo.
"a a. s4sssa
Los senores de Ia Isla que acostumbraban
hacer sus pedides de hielo de la fabrica de Ba-
yamon, go siryiran en- 10 successive >dar sus or
denes los senOres j. Goyco G. en- esta Ca
pital, las cuales seran atendidas con toda acti
vidad: La direction por tel6grato es "Goy-
co,--Capital"
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Bebit del aqua del Vague
= lego hasta generals
tiene el Rire de formal
y de escritor el enpaque.
Suave como una gatnuxa
tod0 10 que quiere alcanza,
-" Pssjense listed etssG sembl0nsa
dice, y tie mete ia tusa
3 hay que hacerla reventar
pofque 81 no, SO to escama,
'Vopess insbeybe," to llama,
te aprieta to hace pujar.
Miguel S6oyt
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EMBLANZAS
CAPITAL.
Gloria Cano.

Es una gzor5osa joya
Del hidalgo pueblo hispano.
Alla. a...... guerrero adalid
Con el acero On la mauo,
Lanz0se enemigas huestes
Exclamando GLORIA a Canul
7 con Gloria por divisa
Fu6 vencedor soberanO.
Y con burilica p6nola
Tambien de acero templado
Al rojo On candente fragua,
Escribi0 /" 1YdtG de blasscos.D
ssssss sssstss ..s.e44.Ae....
Ese poderoso Genio
Que inspire laureles tantos
Es una venusta Arc&ngel
De pie mono, cinceladO.
De bl0ndisimOs cabellos.
De ojos azules rasgados
De deslumbrantes mira las
Velados por finos parpados.
De circasiana hermosura
7 de tez donde gua~daron
Ell jazmfn y Ia amapola
Sus tiltes roj0s y blancos.
AriStnrc0
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Gala gonlerelal y Agrleola

Con motive de las fuertes continuadas
lluvias, no pud0 el senior Balesteros recorrer
los pueblos de la Isa con Ia premura de sus
deseos, habi6nd0se retrasado la publication de
la GUIA que esta en- prensa On breves dias
SO repartlrd. 8-6
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Don Timoteo Cubelo

Acaba de abrir su nuevo taller de sastre.
ria, Gale de Ia Fortaleza ntim. 64, donde ofrece
asus numerosos parroQuianos los conocimien.
COS adqulrldos en- los mejOres talleres de Ia
HaDaua, verdadero contro de Ia mOda america.
ma, y para 10 cual cuenta con operarioe CONNIE.
tentes, otrece esmerado trato economic an
los precios. Sc hace respons able de las prem
das que SO confeccionen en- su establecimiento
procurara en- todo agradar a sus marchantes.
Casas que Sc yeconie,s8gss ED. BUEN
GUsTO, uno de los mejores salones dc barbe.
ria y peluquerfa de Ia Capital.
tT9psegarsos J. Apenanlx, 6afrJ Justo, nt-
ton bonados.-Esmero } limpisza
- Auvertimos las persunas Que dos en-
Wan anunclos y reclamos de interes personal
ulSimulanuoios con 81 cafActar dc noticias, cue
On LA CoRREsP0NDENCIA hay que pagar los di-
onos anuncios y reclamos para que Aean publ
caoos. Los enormes gastos de esta NEmpresa
luntades. Todo 81 mundo-inclusive Nos que
asplran dlsponer gratis de las columfas del
perlodlc0, elective por los servicsus que
nos prestan por los artfculos que nos vAnden.
es muy natural Ia ley de las compensa-
RATENCI0N Este aflo, como 10 hic,mbs en-
el pasado. dejamos desde esta fecha estahl1cido
en- LA CoRREsroN oNbENuIA para los dias det Pas
cuas, ,A1o Nuevo Reyes la secciol de FEL1CI.
TAcioNEs. Dicha seccion viene asustituiAIeco-
nomicanente 81 trabaje dc eny1ar tarieas s
domicilio, con los ol0idos bromas , esstos
consequences Por sssa peso pueden las Oarso
mas que asf 10 deseen, uCilizar tres yeoes ii re-
ferlda seccl6n para fe'icitar & sus asnipns de
la Capital y de la Isla. --es1
LA EMULnfoN DE SCOTT q ii, srius1fo
On lbs anaIss do la @ mica do Ia Terans,,tlca
para cgnbatlr la Tisls, Escrpfil1sls, tRaunitis.
mo Oonsunci0n de too OF ipen. 'Es s'7''as
klo.hedras, Puerto ~Rico. 1Arxa 2e, 1887.
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mico al Guayacol del Dr. Rodriguez Castro, y
te cuTaras radicalmento.
Lee el anuncio dc Ia 81 pagina, lrocura
los folletos con Ia certifieaci0n de los m6dicos.
Enfermos III Enfermos III Procurad esta
maravillosa medicina en- la Farmacia de Gui-
llermety. 45-12
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9iltrO cale,itud0,.

Sc desea vender un y,sltyo calsasadoy pa.
ra alimentacion de caldera, en- muy buen ess
tado. Sc ppede yer en- Ia fabrica de baules,
ca le de Ia Infanta Luisa MIN. (Marina).
l5-A
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do Ia inspIrada musa de luis UrbIna, poeta

do la inspirada musa dc Luis Urbina, poeta
mejicanO:
Hay un papel entire mis- versos mudO
complies DEL recuerdO que me exalta;
10 .abro temblando Ia memoria ayudo,
Z On el sllencio de mi h0gar desnudo
Me pongo meditar sobre tn falda
Mi espiritu despierto emprende ell viaie,
libIe del atan que 10 consume,
Vuela al pasado para ver su traje,
Besar tu fada dc orugiente encaje
ombriagarse otra vez con su perfume
FL lablo tlembla entOnces y te nOmbra,
= vuelEo VERNE 5n Ia risuen8 estancia;
Las cortlnas de tul, Ia roja asfombra,
derramando entire Ia grata sombra
MI regalo de foresssu fragancia.
El piano alberto; sen 81 atril alguna
Romanza que cantaste On Ia maflana
FL tib1o ambiente que Ala luz Sc al una.
el tembloroso rayo de luua
FrendldO en- el CRYSTAL de la veltana
Que viento de armel:ias celestia'es
De mdsicas besos, sus M en- torno7
De mi lampara, on grupos desiguales,
Asclende 81 humo en- blancas espirales
dlouIa On Ia sombra tu contolno
Ali estas, suenO mfOi Ne te escondas
Cue va mis- iusiones vuelan t areas
Del pecho surgeon en- lumfneas ondas
Ial como surgeon dc las verdes frondas
EDrlas de mlel, las mariposas blancas L..
NO te escondas, que va mis- alegrias
son nores que abren el lnarchito broche
Derlama tnz sobre las sombras mias,
I deJame decir como Tobias
Hay un angel en medic de mi noche.
Para vinos generosos Y secos. brands,
anlsados dc Mallorca. pastelilloa chocolate
connturas, no hay en- la [sla ningdn estableci-
mlento que pueda competi' con La Mallcv
qaissa.
i Ha probado usted el vino tinto de Lo.
grono que ACADIA dc recbir LUNA? Es IN nee
Tar deilcloso que NADIA tiene que envidiar al
mas encopetado Borgona. Si qu,ere usted
para su mesa ago bueno Y sabroso. procu. g g
re1erldo VINO me agradecera usted ell conseio.
La sonora, q una cocinera que pretende
entrar en- la casa:
-iDonde ha servido usted tiltimamente
En- casa dc un ciego.
-jY por que Sc ha sado usted
-POrque era demasiadO reparon.
Casimires de liltina novedad paraguas y
sombrlllas, telas gruesas, inas entretinas, dri-
les superlores todo 10 mas que usteu quiera
en- 81 ramo de mercer1a, en- el L0uUre de ALu-
mazda, San Francisco esquina San Justo
A1MAoaN De MusIoA
DE OLAP!o OTERo, >AToCHA No z. 7.-PoN0E.
Muslca para piano 8 dos manos.
SchWanGM.- IL estadios sinfoni-
COS, Op l3.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 76 cts
1den.-El Carnaval de Viena. pleas
fantastlca, Op. &c.. rs cts.
Para pedldos On Ia Capital, D. Jose Gonzalez
Font.
sQuiere usted conner sin escrhpulosf pues
encamlnarse La CatGtG,sG, San Francisco 56.
en- donde hallara mucho aseo, buen servicio
exeelente comida.
Hay un pintor que Sc dedica al desnudo,
pero maneJa tan NAL los colores, u1e todae las
fguras parecen palidas
Desenganate-le dice un companero ;--
no emplees 81 aceite de nuez on tus cuadrus.
-lCual debo usar ent6ncese
Ell de hfgado de bacalao,
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clteT esante.

Con sl fin de evitar molestias S lbs htft,a.
rosos consumidores del VINO RIoyANo De Ahr
SON (RIoJA). teng0 el gnsto do participar. .es
que desde hoy encontraran dicho caldo en-
establecimiento de D. HStariso Lopez Ceagyo.
cal1e le San Jos6 ,stsns. 10, ignal al que Sc de
ITALIA gu mi establecimiento y los miBmos pre-
clos siendo este embotellado con 81 aseo y es
nero que va conocen sus consumidores. Exi
bre de Vino RiQjGno en- el tap6n.
Puerto Rico, Diciembre dc 1891 -4-Frass
SS Font 16-A
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s NcTnN DE ANUNCIOS
Lease este

Dos caba'iaros, dc jrreproehable conducta.
svivi'ian en- familia ,en una casa par ticular
Las personas ore 10 deseen pueden mandar
por eserito sns sehas 4 esta redacc6n.
NOTA Los m 4ebles de la habitacitn 6
bab'taciones seTan por cuenta de los citados se-
flores. 1O-1
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Ron superior

De FajardO, de mas de seis meses de destila
do, 10 han recibido venien prscio m6dico.
Sucesores d. Queyedo Hess. San Juan. Puer
tO-Rico. Marina l!a1O
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za!alzRToS.
FUGA DE vOCALES.
Dedicada d M; amigo Jose Dias.
T ciz IN en- r.r.
as. J, g. rd ! grm.s PIT.
s 1. In. IS ..rn. .nt.rch. t.n.r.r..
y. n 3. p..rc.r. tr SIS. ~. i p Int.
JuaDa-Diaz. El nsisNa0.
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al Concrete

Ei que suscribe' partcpa a este Conner
clio que no reconoeera como suya ninguna
orden que no lleye su frma rdbrica v eli
sello de Ia casa, Toma esta determinacii6n,
por haber halado hoy en- Ia calle un guardia
de O. P. una orden apocrifa suscrita cor 81,
en- favor de les Sres. Piza He1manos.
Puerto-Rico, Diciembre 2r de 1901.
j. Francisco Font.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02
The Austrian empire. which is the most con.

The Austrian empire. which is the most con-
glomerate thing in Europe and the least likely
70 endure, if monarchy in the more enlght-
ened states lie excepted. is having some more
trouble with the rising spirit of independence.
The governments doing all it can to discounte-
nance the Young Czech movement in Bohemia
but has also 10 deal with discomfort in Croatia
and the existence Of party in Hungary favor
ing independence. Hungary is now one Of the
most favored parts of the ill-jointed empire,
and the fact that with all the real power pos
sessed BY the Magyars they are still anxious for
u separate existence, argues the coming of a day
when it will be no longer possible for the Haps-
burgs TO rule over the land of the Huns. Once
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT begins it will go on until
no, much, if anything at all, is left Of the Aus
$ran dominion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02
The summer has been minus summer features

The summer has been minus summer features
for the most part. aad now that the fail has set
in early the people at the resorts are frooping
home. The result. in some places, between the
small number entertained and the shortness OF
The season, is thatlsome of the hotels at we'll
known watering places are closing at consider
Ghio loss to proprietors. while other proprietors
are utterly bankrupt. This is by no means the
case generally. The New York .Ssp. calls atten-
ton to a fact which has struck other observers
a. one OF the signs Of the times. 1t is the in
ereasing number Of seaside resorts. which THE
STAR suggests is measureably means OF ac-
counting for the dimin utiOn of visitors at a few
of the older ones. But the Siu. is prob
ably right in claiming that the Wis
itors at the greater number of these
places are more and more numerous,
while the wealthier class are more and more in
clined to separate themselves from the mass
entertained at the hotels. and 10 flock by them
selves in cottages and other residences This
segregation of the rich enhances the value OF
building sites commanding a fine view OF the
ocean, II cannot be long before nobody but a
wealthy man can buy building lot by the sad
sea waves and improve it suitably. In fact, it
has almost come TO that nov. This may have
the effect of Bringing down hotel prices and ac-
eommodations. for the very rich owning their
own residences, the hotels will cater altogether
TO the sC-called middle class and the richer
men Of moderate resources who will not desire
50 much luxury OF be willing to pay for it in
any event
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

II Mr.. Livingston, president OF the Georgia
State alliance, has been talking as he is quoted
he IS talking great deal of nonsense and a
great deal OF apparently libelous matter. too.
Several months ago the New York Voice re-
ported Ar. Livingston having stated views
10 The following effect before committee OF
the Cincinnati third party convention: I'VE
can buy the negro vote whenever we want it.
We buy negro preacher Tor nifty cents and he
brings il fifty votes that he gets for nothing. -
So FAR Mr.. Livingston, whose name has been
mentioned a. tina. of a possible candidate for the
speakership Of the Fifty-second Congress, and
who Is shining light in alliance politics, has no,
denied he language attributed 10 him by the
bOsce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02
~we close at 6p.m.-except Saturdays.
AL COOKED AND PINNED.

81 mbition has no rest" We've NO sooner
done with one season It'll we're making ready
for the next. Fall is fast getting the upper
hands" of the stock. Wonders in wearabies are
moving in by the load. Before the sun sets
many times nore the last arrival will have been
put in place. The next buying you do will be
among these heavier weights. We've gone to
the ends of the earth for good things-and come
back with our arms full.
We've called the rol-all the buyers answer
''home again" They're as enthusiastic over
circus.
The MEMS CLOTHING buyers assure US
our o1rn rorE is the best in the market. The
BOYS and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING buyer
says his stock is hundred Per cent. better than
it ever was. The FURNISHING GOODS man
stuck ''tll the last gun was fired" He says
we've got the latest novelties, and the best OF
them. Our HALTER and our SHOE buyer
went in to win and did-how well you can see
for yourselves. Our TAILORING DEPART
MENT has got twice as much room-double tho
stock-and the best force Of artists and artisans
it has ever had.
The best creators in all these branches prefer
to make big deals" One large bill as to them
better than hundred small ones. They tie to
one house and shut the door on all others.
We're on the INSIDE with these exclusive priv
ileges-and you're with US. Noextra charge for
the facilities. Worth marks the price,
SAKS AND COMPANY.
ReDresentatice Caiftters,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
STREET Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

BY any means supplant the grade-crGssing aeci-
dent. Unfortunately for the long-spffering
public the embarrassing is always with us and
Cts feast of horrors never adjourned. A farmer
NJ Charlton, Ohio, who was carrying his daugh-
ter to school, was run over in his carriage by
the express train and both were killed. The
cost of the grade crossing in human lives is
frightful, and tine only wonder is that public
sentiment has not compelled the railroads
everywhere. as it has in some places, to abolish
the deatk-traps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

The securing by Russia OF the right to take
her war transports through the Dardanelles
wouli seem to have been without the knowl-
edge Of the great powers, except possibly
France The German and English press are
much exercised over the matter. at any rate,
and Berlin Is almost as greatly stirred Up as
London. England is expected to take the
initiative. The Russians are apt at diplomacy
and would appear to be getting even with Eng
land Cor occupying Egypt so long without Civ
ing Russia any compromising advantage