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The morning call., 1891-06-26
A Rite of the Gresk Church.

NEW YORK, June 25-Father X. Kanellas
baptized Lois Ralli, the infant daughter of
Antonio Rail- according to the rites of the
Greek Church to-day, having come from the
San Francisco Russian Church for that pur-
pose. The Turkish Minister and many
prominent Greeks were present
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Reduction ia Grain Duties.

PARIS, June 25-The Senate has accepted
the bill of the Chamber of Deputies fixing
July 10th as The date upon which the reduc-
tion in grain rates will go into effect.
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An Inyestigation Refused.

CHICAGO, June 25.-County Treasurer
Kerr who is charged with Withholding over
100000 of city funds, to-day refused the
City Comptroller access to his books. Legal
proceedings to compel an accounting are
expected tomorrow.
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American Association.

BOSTON, June 25.-BoStOns 13, Baltimores
8.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-St. Louis 9. Gin
ciunatis1.
COLUMBUS, June 25.-Columbus 2, Louis
VlleS 4.
WASHINGTON, June 25- Washingtons 7.
Athletics g.
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THREATEN TO KILL.
The Moqui Indians of Arizona Behaving
Badly

Badly.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Commissioner
Morgan of the Indian Bureau has received a
telegram from Superintendent Collins of the
Moqui Pueblo Indian School in Keans
Canyon, Ariz., in which it is stated the In
dians are threatening to kill the whites, and
forcibly take their children from school, aud
asks that military re-enforcements be sent
TO the school. The Commissioner referred
the telegram to the War Department with
the recommendation that re-enfOrcemen;S
be forwarded and the ring-leaders in the
present trouble arrested and held pending
q settlement of the difficulty The present
trouble has grown out of the fact that the
Indians are opposed to having their children
attend school
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Opposed TO the Cattl. Bill.

LONDON, June 25.-The Chamber of Ship
ping of the United Kingdom to-day unani-
mously resolved that the Cattle ship
Bill was a needless and dangerous measure,
and the chamber would oppose it by every
means in its power.
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BARDsLEY's DEFALCATTON.
Experts Showing the Extent of His Misap-
propriation of Money

preparation of Money.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25-The experts
who are working on Bardsley's books to-
day began the preparation Of report upon
the defaulting Treasurer's statement 1t is
generally understood that the statement of
Bardsley will be disproved in its most i'm
pOrtant particulars. An effort will be made,
it is said, to show that nearly 100000 of
public funds were diverted temporarily, at
least, into the Bradford mills. 1t will also
be pointed out that during his two years
incumbency OF the City Treasurership more
than So, 900 passed through the fund in
the Keystone Bank, in which Bardsley Kept
his private moneys.
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Arrested While Selling Opium.

CHICAGO, June 25.-Charles Ruce, alias
Charles Rogers, wealthy druggist living
in 0rangeville. Ontario, was arrested by
United States officers to-day while selling'
opium to Chinese dealer He said he OBJ
tanned it at Victoria. 1t is thought he Is
member of the celebrated Gardner-Ladelle
gang Of smugglers.
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BASEBALL GAMES.

BOstons Beaten at Philadelphia and Bride
grooms at New York.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The Giants were in
a playing humor to-day and beat the Bride
grooms badly. New Yorks 9, Brooklyns 2.
Batteries-Rusie and Buckley, Lovett and
DAILY.
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BERLIN, June 25-Enperor William ar
rived at Kiel to-day previous TO starting on
mis- journey to Holland. The Emperor
went on a short cruise in his yacht Meteor,
formerly the Scotch cutter Thistle.
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MADRID, June 25.-DisDitches received
here from Manila say that England has an
nexed the Island of Sibuyan, which is
claimed by Spain.
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At Chieapn.

CHICAGO, June 25.-The game to-day was
dull ard uninteresting, Chicago winning it
easily by timely batting. Chicagos 4. Gin
cnnatis .. Batteres-Luby and Bowman,
Mullane and Clark.
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For Phntorranhinp Fnrts

PARIS, June 25.-The Tribunal of the
Seine to-day sentenced a German named
Schneider 10 five years Imprisonment for
taking photographs Of French fortiications
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At Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-The Bostons
went all to pieces to-day, their errors prov
ing very costly. Philadelphias II, Bostons
7. Batteries-NichOls and Bennett, Thorn
ton, Esper anu Clements
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Severe Storm in silesia.

VIENNA, June %. A terrible thunder
storm passed over the town of Jagerndorf,
Slesia, to-day. Til zee villages were set on
FIRE by the lightning aud three men ard a
number Of cattle were killed.
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At Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, June 25.-Pittsburg had to-
days game well in hand and then lost it on
account of disastrous errors and Baldwin's
poor pitching Clevelands 9, PittsburgS 4.
Batteries-Beatin, Viau and thinner, Bald
win aud Fields.
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Western Assnniatinn

DENVER, June &C. Denvers 6. Sioux
Citys7
KANSAS CITY, June 25.-Kansas Citys 10,
MilWaukees l.
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THE COFFEE CROP.

Recent Reports Indicate It Only Half as
Large as Estimated.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Bureau Of
American Republics reports that the esti-
mates of the Brazilian coffee crop Of 1890
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1884, now coming in, continue to diminish.
The first estimate was 100000 bags, the
next 3,500,0O0, and now it is believed the
crop will not exceed 2,200.O00 bags.
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California Horses at Auction.

NEW YORK, June 25.-The horses in train
ing belonging to Colonel Ii. l. Thornton of
California will be sold at auction at Sleeps
head Bay on SATURDAY..
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ROW AT A FANDANGO.
Two Men Killed and Two Others Fatally
Woupded

SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), June 25.-At Enci-
nal, a small station near Rio Grande, local
officers went to quell row at a fandango.
In fight which followed Deputy Sheriff
Cope and one Of the fandang0 crowd were
killed and two men fatally wounded.
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Gold Mine Attached.

HALIFAX, June 25.-The gold mine at
Tangier, owned by Frederick Houdlett Of
Boston, was seized to-day under a writ of
attachment. The sum involved is large.
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CUBAN BANDITS.
Large Sums Extorted as Ransoms and Divided
With the Authorities

With the Authorities
HAVANA, June 25.-Manuel Garcia, for
whom areward Of $4,000 is offered, still
continues to rob and kill to his hearts con-
tent. Among his latest exploits is the cold
blooded murder of three Cinnamon. The
Celestials were tortured n death. One of
them had been deprived Of both legs and
arms. During the month Of May and thus
far in June Garcia has collected in ransoms
over $4,000.
On the plantation Las Cuencas lived two
persons, map and his wife. One night
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IRISH LAND BILL.
Duke of Argyle Objects as Leading to Re.
duction Of Rents

LONDON, June 25-The Earl of Cadogan
Conservative, in tie House Of Lords to-
day, moved that the Irish Land Bill be read
for a second time. The Duke Of Argyle OBJ
jected on tie ground that it invalidated the
security of a contract for the limited pur-
chase Of land under the bill to existing ten
ants. ana would lead 70 further demands for
the reduction Of rents. Tne debate WAS ad-
iOuTned.
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LONDON, June % Rev Mr.. Spurgeon
has had a serious relapse and his recovery is
a matter of some uncertainty.
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MORTAR BATTERIES.

Survey for Sites for the Defense of San Fran
cisco.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Acting Secretary
Grant has just approved the recommends
tion made by the Fertilization Board, max
ing q small allotment to defray the expense
of survey in connection with the selection
of sites for mortar batteries for the defense
OF San Francisco. The most important
recommendation which was approved was
that the Chief of Ordnance be authorized
to construct some new 12-inch rifles, forty
feet in length.
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Totals ls.s5.e4l s2.es4 4s7l7g 40

Immigrants from British North American
possessions and Mexico are not included in
the above statistics of immigration, owing to
the absence of a law providing for the col
lection OF accurate data in regard thereto.
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Foreign Orders for Gold.

NEW YORK, June 25-GOld to the amount
Of s2,50o000 was ordered for shipment to
Europe Saturday.
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TWO SURVEYS.

Two Parties Progressing on the Railroad to
South America.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Advices received
at the Intercontinental Railroad Commits
sion show that two civilian surveying par
ties are now well advanced in the work of
surveying the country in the vicinity of
Quito, Ecuador, for the proposed railroad
between North and South America The
meulbers of the survey are afforded every
possible facility in the way of promoting
their work by the Government officials of
Ennadnr
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A BAKERS STRIKE.
An Uprising in Which Other Tredesmen

An Uprising IN Which Other Iradesmen
Join.
PARIS, June 25.-Ab0ut COCO bakers struck
to-day against the registry offices. They
ried to march upOn the Labor Exchange,
and when the police tried to disperse them
opened fight, in " hich the strikers were
soon dispersed and a number arrested The
butchers and grOcerS have followed the
example Of the bakers and have joined
them in the strike movement. This after
noon a meeting of the Council Ministers
was held at the Elysee Palace aud the whole
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tional Association, made an application to
the Executive Board to-day for a charter to
join the Knights of Labor. 1t formerly
affiliated with the Federation of Labor
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TRAGEDY IN COURT.

Dt4uS
Sentenced.
VIENNA, June PA medical student,
Hermann Fischer, % years Of age. was yes
terday sentenced to a long term of Imprison-
ment on grave charge. When the judg-
ment was being pronounced the prisoner
exclaimed: Il charge the Judge with the
willful murder Of an innocent man" Then
drawing from his clothing a long dissecting-
knife, he plunged 1t into his breast and died
in the courtroom, cursing his legal murder
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INFECTED HOGS.

Discovery by Expert MicrOscopists at the CHI
cago Packing-Houses,
CHICAGO, June 25.-For several days past
expert microscopists have been engaged in
the inspection Of hogs slaughtered by Chi
cago ackeTs. under the direction of Secre-
tary Rusk. Trichin@ were found yesterday
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FROM ABROAD.
Statistics Showing the Increase in the Number
Of Immigrants.

Of Immigrants.
WASHINGTON, June 25-The Treasury
circular of statistics, issued to-day, shows
that during last May only SO immigrants
arrived at the port of San Francisco, rs
against 439 during My, 1890. but for the
eleven months ending May 81, 1891. there
were 4529, as against 3l4j for the eleven
months ending May 81, 1890.
The following table shows the arrivals at
other ports as compared with 1890:
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TWO VESSELS WRECKED.

Narrow Escape of Their Crews From Being
Drowned.
LONDON, June 25.-The British ship New
York, from Swansea, February 9th. for San
Francisco. has been wrecked on Staten
Island. near Terra del FuegO. while at
tempting to round Cape Horn. The crew
narrowly escaped drowning
The news is also received that the British
steamship Cid, from Newcastle on Tyne for
Naples, has been wrecked off the French
coast. The third engineer and tiremen were
drowned. The remainder Of The crew are
safe a Hayra
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NEW MAsTs.

The Iron spars Of the Philadelphia Make Her
Top-Heavy.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Orders have gone
forward to the New York Nayy-yard for the
preparation of two new wooden masts for
the cruiser Philadelphia to replace the steel
masts on the vessel. The ship is top-heavy
as at present rigged, and rolls to an uncom-
Portable degree unless water-ballast Is car
ried
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To Join the Knights of Labor.
COLUMBUS (Ohio). June 25.-C. NJ. Cur.
rier, an officer Of the Musicians lnterna-
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Injured In a RUNAWAY.

About 10 O'clock last night horse attached
Fleurrers and Mrs. and Miss Eiberlin, of
Bladensburg, became frightened at bicycle
on North Capitol street, near H, and ran up
North Capitol to |, dashing through the large
show window of Ferdinand Calligan's grocery
store on the southeast corner of North Capitol
and | streets. The vehicle was demolished
and the ladies were thrown out and considera-
bly, bruised Mrs. Fleurrers had her ankle dis
located. They were sent out to Bladensburg
in the patrol after having medical attention
at Schaefferts drug store, North Capitol and
III streets.
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HATFIELD's CLAIM.
Holland Must Pay for Putting the Con-
sui In Jail.

Holland Must Pay for Putting the Con-
sui In Jail.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The claim for indem-
nifty put in by the United States Minister at
the Hague, under instructions from this Gov
ernment, on behalf of Oscar Hatfield, for
$500, 900 damages for losses sustained by him
while unjustly imprisoned by the authorities
of Netherlands, during his consulship there,
is, according to statement made by
Mr.. Hatfield, being pushed to a settlement.
Mr.. Hatfield was seen by Tribune reporter
at No. 81 West Thirty-seventh street and gave
the following account of his Imprisonment:
My imprisonment extended over period
of eight or nine months, during when time
was subjected to many indignities and in
suits. My private correspondence was
opened, and read before delivery, and my
property seized, and sold for alledged debts,
proofs OF which have never been established.
Finally, was liberated, no evidence having
been found against me.
The outcome of the investigation by the
State Department was the aforementioned
claim. Mr.. Hatfield said that Secretary
Blaine had instructed the United States
Minister at The Hague to bring the matter to
a termination. Mr.. Hatfield is we'll known in
New York and Washington.
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stockholders Were Duped.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-The advance
beneficial order made an assignment to-day for
the benefit of its certificate holders. This was
one of the many ''get rich-quick" orders that
sprang up here last fall and has been in ex-
istence about IA months The order has 4, 200
certificate holders, the majority of whom are
residents of this city, but 1t also had lodges
throughout this State, Ohio and Michigan.
1t is estimated that the claims of the certifl-
cate holders against the order amount to
about $300,000. To meet these claims the
order has $4,000 in cash and $4,000 locked
up In the suspended Spring Garden National
Bank
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Ladies' Furnishings.
NURSES APRONS

NURSES APRONS.
19c. Aprons-Lace bottoms. full width,
strings, at lie.
35c. Aprons-Deep hens, largs size, at 25c.
25c. Aprons-Colored borders, full size, at
21c.
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
Soc. Vests-Vest in merino, pearl buttons,
silk stitching and braid, at 41c.
25c. Vests-Egyptian Cotton Ribbed Vest,
superior quality, pearl buttons, at 21c
BIC. Pants-Egyptian Cotton Ribbed, all
sizes, at 25c.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Soc. Gowns-Full length, double back, her
ring-bone trimming, at Ale.
SOC. Skirts-Excellent cotton, deep ruffle,
edged with embroidery and lace, at 49c
81. Skirts-Excellent cotton, deep cambric
rufte, trimmed in torchon inserting and lace,
at SOC.
Csc: Drawers-Plain, deep hem and tucks,
yoke bands, at 19c.
&c. Drawers-Excellent cotton, yoke
bands, lace and embroidery around bottom, at
49c.
35c. Chemise- Embroidered yoke, lace trim
med, at 25c.
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THE DOORKEEPERsHIP.
Enthusiastic for General Field.


"Maior Walter f. Halleck, a brave and
chivalrous Union soldier, who lost one eye
In the battle OF Murfreesboro, and who recently
excoriated mean fellow VINO had cast slur
on the women of the South, is leading
candidate for Doorkeeper of the next House
of Representatives at Washington. He will
receive large vote from the Southern Demo-
cratic members and majority from the
Northern States" (Fla.) Stand
ard.
Major Halleck in regard to this says: s'I
desire the success of the Democratic party,
and long lease of its majority in the ma
tional House of Representatives. And just
and liberal recognition of the South that has
ever stood up with certainty for the nomi-
nees of the party. It is for this reason and
without promise of place or favor that think
that splendid gentleman and gallant Ameri-
can soldier, General Charles w. Field, should
be once more selected to fill the position of
Doorkeeper-an of1ice he has dignifed-and
l earnestly request my friends to give him
their support for the same reasons"
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CoUNCILMEN AS BRUIsERs.
Omaha Has a Rich Scandal In Her City
Government.

Goyernment.
OMAHA, Nov. 2S-The special meeting of
the city council tonight wound up in a big
row, in which three councIlmen severely
pounded each other, and the spectators pres
ent had to separate them. There had been
bad blood existing for some time
between Councilmen Speicht, Morlarity,
and Blumer on account of charges
OF boodling preferred by the
former against the latter. Blumer and
Moriarty objected to the suf1iciency of the
bond ordered by Treasurer Bolen, which
caused Specht's ire to rise. After few words
had been interchanged Blumer grasped specht
by the throat, and the latter retaliated with
sledge hammer blow which drew blood
from Blumer's mouth. The men grapplep
and fell when MorIarity rushed nd
and began kicking Specht. One of the spec.
tators objected to his kicking man when he
was down, and when Moriarity did not desist
the objector laid the belligerent kicker low
with blow that cut an ugly cash in Nor
iarity's chin. BY this time the other council
men and the spectators rushed In and sep
arated the men, and the meeting adjourned.
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TOWN TALK.

Major Moore to prevent the selling OF sh from
small vehicles without lincenses.
Mr.. Reed. the well-known newsdealer, for
many years in charge of the news stand at the
Riggs House. under its former management.
mas again secured the stand and will be pleased
to serve his old friends and the public gem
orally.
Miss Marie C. Manning, one of the most
popular clerks in the City Post Office. having
passed successful examination has been
transferred to tho Dead Letter Ofice Post
Ohice department.. at an increased salary. The
promotion gave. general satisfaction to Miss
Manning's friends in the City Post Office.
The positive sale by catalogue of fine driy-
ing and saddle horses, comprising fine team,
single trotters, a good PAGER, fine saddler, a
good family and business horse, and all we'll
carriages and harness., comprising Brewster
tandem n cart by Rodgers, ladys phaeton, three
single harness, l. set gig harness, lady's
saddle, coachman's livery, girls saddle, ETC.,
etc., comprising in all fine collection of stock,
and compares very favorably with any private
teams in this city and offers splendid oppor-
tunity to secure good and stylish horses. On
wednesday, December 2, 1891, commencing at
ii a. M, within our Horse and Carriage Sales
rooms. 1881 and 1888 IL street northwest, we
will sell the finest lot of horses, carriages and
harness that have been offered at auction in the
city Tor many years.
LATIMER AND SLOAN, Auctioneers.
William Pinkney, colored boy, was badly
Hill, on Name ave- near Second street south
west, about O'clock last night. He was sent
TO his home in Louise alley. Hill escaped, but
was captured and locked up at the Sixth pre-
cinct.
-Messrs. Latimer 4 Sloan will sell on Tues
day morning, December /, commencing at 10
O'CLOCK, the furniture and personal effects of
fine residence, No. 12O2 X street northwest
Attend the catalogue sale of the contents
OF handsomely furnished little residence,
also an elegant coupe, four horses double and
single harness, on Monday, November 80, COM
mencing at II O'Clock, at residence, 142l Florida
avenue, by Messrs. Latimer & Sloan.
The proposed celebration OF the anniver-
sary OF Beacon Lodge, L. o. D. F. has been
postponed, and the date will be announced
later.
The many sojourners up and down street
northwest are always glad when they reach
certain point-viz, the Palace Car" lilo Z
street. where they can always be refreshed If
they call for old ''Cutter" whisky, which never
fails to please the most fastidious and send
them on their way rejoicing
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Mayor Wxman Arrested.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 2S.-James G. Wyman,
Mayor of Allegheny, was arrested tonight
charged with embezzling funds of the city.
He gave bail in the sum of $4,000 for hear
ing, next Friday. -Four informations were
Masters of this city. The total amount of
the alleged embezzlement is $4,000. The
arrest was the outcome of the recent inVesti-
cation by the auditing committee of councils
into the affairs of the Mayors Office and de-
partment of public safety.
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Riley is Now Avenged.

JACKSON, MISS, Nov 2S.-At the opera
house tonight, just after the curtain rose for
the Bill Nye-Burbsnk combination entertain
ment, Nye fell out of the back door of the
opera House, distance of fifteen feet, land
ing on a pile of lumber. He was SO badly
hurt that he could not appear, and the audi
ence was dismissed
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Gastronomics.

If you want to enjoy the three most deli
cate dishes of the American Continent you
must go to Harvey, corner Eleventh and
Pennsylvania avenue. Fine oysters, dia-
mond-back terrapin and canVasback ducks,
his specialties.
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Gastronomics.

If you want to enjoy the three most deli
cate dishes of the American Continent you
must go to Harvey, corner Eleventh and
Pennsylvania avenue. Fine oysters, diamond
back terrapin and canyas-baek ducks, his
specialtieE.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29
More Trouble in Brazil.

BKUNos AYREs, Nov. 2S-A Rio Janeiro
telegram announces that the Government has
Issued decree reinstating Senor Castillo as
Governor Of the province of Rio Grande do
Sui. The decree has created a ferment
throughout the province.
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Children's Caps.

Children's Caps-We have the largest and
most complete assortment of Children's Hats
and Caps in this city at prices from 25c. to $40.
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SOC. Chemise-All-over embroidered yoke,
excellent cotton, embroidered around neck
and sleeves, at 45c.
l25c. Corset Covers-Fine cotton, felled
seams, perfect fit, at Sc.
SOC. Corset Covers-Excellent cotton, all
over embroidery front and back, embroidery
around neck and sleeves. at 45c
Infants Department.
1925 Infants Coats-Embroidere capes,
cream cashmere, $1.62.
$3.50 Infants Coats-Embroidered capes,
embroidered around bottom, $1.9S.
$3. Is Infants Coats-All wool, handsome
embroidered capes, embroidered bottom. So. 9S.
425 Infants Coats-All wool, very elahor-
ately embroidered capes and bottom, So rs.
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Killed For a Cow.

TExLRKANA, ARK, Nov. 9S.-W. H. Wat
kins, prominent negro, and secretary OF the
Miller County Republican Central Committee,
was shot and killed this afternoon by j. r.
Butler Red River cotton planter. The kill
ing was the result of charge made byWat-
kins, who accused Butler of stealing a COW
Butler was released on $500 bail.