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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07
PrcruRE DEPARTMENT.

We Lave sent Thousands of bargains out of this
department in the last ten days. We offer another
list for tomorrow's sale that Is Incompatible.
EASELS.-6foot Brass-trimmed Bamboo Psrlo,
Easels for 4Sc.
EASELs.-5h-foot White and Gold EaseIs fancy
top and bottom Special Price. s9c. Regular price.
&14S
BRASS EASELs.-An Elegant Brass Easel. made
Of 1nch plain polished brass tube adjustable pins and
patent screw tops. Special price. g. 30. Regular
price. o. 80
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Cars. CApsn
FANCY DRESS CARS AND CAPS FOR OLD

Now Is the time to have your CHRISTMAS presents
OF CAPS made without having to hurry. We have an
accomplished Cap Maker, who il prepared to make
ASSORTMENT Of READl-MAD CAPS In STOCK.
MRS n. ]. HUNT.
az 1903 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07
DREss Goops.

Select Dress before Wednesday evening from any
fabric in stock and We will allow one-tenth Of the
amount Of the bill and give you Substantial Boz and
choice OF Christmas Cards free Of charge.
WHY NOT A SILK,
II Silk we give written guarantee binding us 70
0fre Hc'c dress IL the selected spltts or crooks
~'hn si1 months u Durehase. In relieving you Of
the responsibility to the wear We rob the purchase
OF Silk Dress Of all its terrors.
Ii YARDS OF BLACK q. @. SILK
Il sufficient for dress The 10 per cent discount al
lowed saves You as follows:
s ssalir p sstss. sl5
You save sI.5Ol sLs7 sa.25 $3.50
Coco s33.5s
1887
xSn you count what equal quality silks would cost
you at the credit stores then you reckon you save
about 10 per cent more
10 YARDS OF BLACK FABLE SILK.
This popular Silk always an acceptable present.
Regniar prices sl0.2o $500 / s1s.75 $40 %
You save. .......si.os | $3.50 si.s7 sa@
s ssss.si prices nssss e. sSs g ss s
You save... .s2.25 sa.G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07
PIANO LAMPS.

BRASS PIANO LAMP.-Lamp stands ~ inches
high. Made of solid BRASS beautiful pattern com.
plete with fine linen shade with sik fringe. Patent
burner. with extnguisher. Patent brass holder and
unbreakabe chimney. New style fount that lifts out
for cleaning. Special price, e. 90 Regular price.
S7.40.
IRON PIANO LAMA Beautiful Pattern Heavy
Wroueht-iron Lamp. complete, with linen shade,
patent burner and fount. extends "a inches high
Special price. 500 Regular price. Sl2.9O
ONYX PIANO LAMP.-A Genuine Mexican ONYX
Piano Lamp. shaft extends az inches high fancy
turned solid brass legs, patent burner and linen
shade. Special price. sic 80. Regular price, $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07
CHn1srMAs UMBRELLAS.

Here is what We have for to select from-a col
ection gathered from the worlds leading makers:
LIONS Umbrellas. S3. IS to Ella each.
Follmer, CIogg Co. s. 81. 9S to BIZ each.
Bellknap, johnson & Powell's e.. 0S to 50 eash.
Excelsior Umbrella Manufacturing Co., 81 TO Sl2
each.
Hirshs Umbrellas, 81 so to 50 each
Rose Bros. L Hartman. &l. % to sG. 0S each.
Wright Bros Umbrellas. 81 to 81 each
'.GIoria" Cloth Umbrellas. &c. to S3 80 each.
'.Consstoga" Silk Umbrellas, $22.25 to SO each.
'.Palsis Royal" Silk Umbrellas. 81. % to So each.
Mourning silk Umbrellas, 81. Isl S9.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07
SPECIAL SALE PAGES.

800 for choice OF all Umbrellas marked
IS, 70, IS 9S and SO. %. Among others Will be no.
ticed many novelty handles for ladies and mons wear
Those of Guinea Gold the latest fad from London.
Those of natural wood with sterling silver nountinys
will be much admired. There's variety enough 10
make a selection somewhat puzzling.
1000 for the Umbrellas marked $6 AS. with 26
and oSnch PARAGON frames. Horn. natural wood aud
silver mounted handles in great variety.
S4. OJ for the ''Palais Royal" Silk Umbrellas
marked SASS. A written guarantee given with each
binding us to recoperJree Of charge If the umbrella
suts ,cafhn one year Of purchase. Among The many
handles will be found the Prince Albert hook I'M
ported from London. Others Of horn and natural
woods, with silver plate for initials.
SO 90 for the ''Palais Royal" Silk Umbrellas
marked Is. 9S. Guaranteed rs above. Handles not
quite No elaborate but quietly elegant. ga
SZ.OS for the "Palais Royal" Umbrellas marked
So 10 and 81 9S for those marked $..25. The only
difference Is In size between the rs and 2S-inch
frames The natural wood handles ass the same.
IS 40 for the ''Gioria" Umbrellas marked e. 90.
Tho handles as good shown more expensive Silk
Umbrellas with pearl inlaid and curious loops. rings
Of natural wood. &C.. &c.
Sl. y for the 9, SO ''Gloria" Umbrella These
have 2Snch frames and very elaborate handles. max
inv them priced By coachuen and others
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ToMORRows SALE WILL GIVE TO THE PoPU-
LACE OF WASHINGTON THE MOST AsToUND-
ING BARGAINS" IL HAS EVER BEEN THEIR
PRIVILEGE TO GET. WRITE DOWN OUR QUo-
TATIONs FOR TOMORROW: THEY ARE ALL TO
YOUR INTEREST.
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Ess II ! III $ 5os III III e

The holiday side Of the store " .
pleasnrably Inspiring one. Ir
months past we have been search-
ing the markets for ARTICLES appfo-
PIRATE and sens bl.. combining uae-
fnlness with utility. They ARE NV
OIL display. To-day We tell ab,sut
two Of these departments -''Dolls"
and Fancy Art and TOile; Articles %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

kS-when It is considered that lower prices than
usual are marked on all Umbrellas We think the
temporarily reduced prices should bs properly appre
ciated. Writing Of prices prompts the hint that our
o6 inch 'sGloria" Umbrellas with natural wood han
des are only &C., the Sinch only Si.s5. You know
tine prevailing prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

Tho rev Congress is go very new, go largely
composed o. men who appear in Washington
for the first time, that the capital needs, per-
haps, to impress upon the body, especially the
newcomers, with moro than the customary en-
phasis the fact that Congress is not only the
national legislature but is, under the constitu-
tional provision concerning exclusive legisla-
ton for the ten miles square, the board Of
aldermen and common councillor Washington.
IL Is the legally appointed guardian OF
the capitals affairs, ana cannot neglect
them without q breach Of trust There
d much to DO done legisiatively for the devel-
spmsnt Of the ration's city. Current needs.
Increasing In respect to schools fire and police
service, &C., with the growth Of the community,
are, of course, TO be met Our antiquated
statutes must be revised The necessity Of o
prompt extension Of the general plan OF city
streets over the whole District is generally rec
ognized. A comprehensive and adequate sew
ersge system is TO be provided. The report Of
the commission appointed TO consider this sub
iect furnishes the necessary data for action,
and Capt Lusk in his annual report
shows that he intelligently appreciates
the demands of the city's situation. The streets
are TO be cleared Of the overhead wires and
mission to whom the duty OF investigating into
and reporting upon this subject vas intrusted
supplies mass Of information to guide Con-
gress toward intelligent legislation in the mt
ter The terminal facilities of the railroads
woefully need improvement, both in thematter
Of protection Of the public and beauty Of the
city and in the freight service rendered the
business men Of Washington In the samo con-
nection Long bridge needs to be raised and
practically rebuilt if it is to be retained as q
railroad bridge. A new structure across the
Potomac, say 20 Arlington, is a necessity Of the
future Washington, whether the long bridge be
elevated and changed in form of construction
or abolished altogether. Both surface and IN
derground Washington are TO be developed
upon lines which viii make the city the model
modern capital. For its intellectual well-beinS,
for the benefit of the workingmen, stu
dents and teachers Of the pubic schools
and the community in general Washington
needs a free public library, open In the even
ing. of the kind which The STAR has advocated
and will continue to advocate. 1t is possible
70 mention q: this time only few of the mat
tiers in respect to which the capital needs at
tenticn from its legislature. Enough. however.
has perhaps been suggested to indicate tina.
cur local Legislature cannot. if faithful to its
trust, drift into do-nothing policy in respect
to the capitals afairs. Ii the differing politi-
cal complexion of the two houses, and the APP
preaching Presidential election will largely
prevent radical action on matters of national
politics, Congress might seize the opportunity,
being paralyZed as a national legislature. to
give time and attention to needed and useful |
local legislation which in the press of national
affairs has been too long neglected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

xssoKfMENT Of READY MADE CAPS in STOCK
MRS. n. J. HUNT.
az 1909 ST: NV
The FAMED CRrAxER1Es
Or AMERICA
Supply us with butter. ConseQuentl,
and sweetest grades obtaina bic
None q sEe ss6.sg sd, .lnss
ever found on counters Try on
famous nous t n,sin Creanery butter. 20
s!: as 81 sh.l PIT s''R sos Or s ssa a.
Delivered daily in an? sxss aEss' r. S Ssssssa
Main d,Po ass Oh S sna i ?, AVA avg.
127 and III street Market
UMBRELLAS AND GossAMrns.
The holiday stock Of Umbrellas
n in position. We have ali the
''nobby" effects from the most
reputable Of the worlds manufae.
turers. There are no lower prices
than ours fGr equal qualities.
LADIES
ENoLIsH
M Ac1NrosHxa
ps ": s:s: 4 ,F Ts sssg sss,.s .
intoshes from the celebrated Nam
deluer< Hroes = the foremost
nAiery. Thrse new Enriish sfyIea
with eli the tmpfUveaneuts esseu.
tial to the Perfectly yxntilated.
odorless vStefyfoof rsrmeut
1he styies are the "frnoooaa
''Jean" and ''Albion."
NV Fms
Wear Furrisss II the tsoadsst
sense Of the tsrm-whicA m0aos
Ne have I'll she 8ashtpnahao fur1
and Fur 0Armenfs.
B. H. Srrx.,,sr. & Soss.
1897 Pa Ava. Am lSra 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07
LADIES WRrrrsc DEsks.

DESK No. 90;a.-Made of antique. 4 feet inche.
high. 80 inches wide. l. inches deep Finest rubbed
polish Antique and sxteenth century nrish. One
oval mirror in top. Special price, S. %. Regular
price. ell 30.
DESK No 306-Quartered oak front. highly pol.
ished and finished. Inside cabinets veniently ar
ranged Front In handsomely ornamented. Oxidized
trimmings. Bottom drawer and book shelf Lock
and key. Special price. 90 REGULAR price, sI4 No.
ROLL-T0P DEsk.-A Very Handsome Desk. with
roll top. sliding table. with three drawers on the side
one large drawer top. inside Cabinets made of oak
antique finish. locks and keys Special price. sla ~
Regular price, 4.lo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

b. II. Srrx.srrs & Soxs.
1887 Pa. Avs. Am lSra ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

NOVELTIES.
THREE CHILDREN's HANDLER
CHIEFS In fancy box-2:jc. and :lIc
SIX LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS in
novelty box Of plush and sstin-odd shapes
foe. 81. S1.5O. S1.75, 81. s2.25, $2.75
and 81
SIX MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS In fancy
box-sl. sl.25. $3.50. IL. rs. 81. 20. %
and 81. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07
THr Fam.
SEVENTH AND III Srs. n. W..
FRANKLE & Go.

Open until - pm. EVENINGS and until III
pm SATURDAYS. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07
TIE FAMED CnrAxrR1Es
O. A.xp,c.
UmnRr11As AND GossAMrns.

The holiday stock Of Umbrellas
h in position. We have ali the
''nobby" effects from the most
reputable OF the worlds manufae.
turers. There are no lower prices
than ours Cor equal qualities.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
Death Of a Buffalo riII Indian

Paul Eagle Star, one of Colonel Codv'a
Indians. has died ut the Sheffield infirm
airy from an accident which befeli him
while the Wild West show was on a
visit to that town De and number Of
other Indians were riding in the arena
whelf his horse swerved against Il part of
the boarding. Eagle Star sustained a
compound fracture of his leg one of the
fractures being close to the ankle For
a time he made favorable progress. but
lockjaw set in. and from this he died
Mr.. Crager, Colonel COdy's chief in
terpreter. sat mp with him the whole OF
Sunday night. and he was visited also
by Short Bull one of the Indian
chiefs. The deceased was Brule Sioux
Indian, twenty-five years Of age, and
was prisoner Of war, having taken part
in the last Indian rising. He was mar
ried. His wife and children are living
at the Rosebud agency, United States
London News
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
4 Bit of Human Nature.

a grocer not far from my place OF
abode has been this year selling fol
eighty cents the same sized basket OF
peaches that he last year disposed of fo:
i've dollars This is not at all singular
considering the profusion Of the fruit
this year and the scarcity last
Its funny though" as he told me
that the people who took their nigh
priced baskets without "a word are now,
sending me complaint after complain,
hecaus" they find n little poor fruit IN
the basket. Why last year they were
very bad.
1t Is odd until YOU come to think thai
everybody thinks ont Of this years album
dance his grocer ought to select HIM Il
perfect order. New York Herald
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30

When the lat" Timothy Smith died hc
left will III which he directed his exec.
utOrs to provide Il "home" for his sister
durm" her life The executors do moi
c"nStrue the word "hnmc" IN the SAINT
sensc as does the sister. and Lawyer
Chiids came before Judge Morton To ask
that a suit to have the court say what
The word means be set for "A hearing
Mr. Childs said that the executors hold
that the word home means simply
SHELTER aud consequently have given
the sister an empty house, nothing more
Boston Traveller
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
Personal Mention.

Justice Heron is at Sulphur Springs,
rISticating.
Mr.. L. Rouvant will soon begin bust
ness in San Antonio.
Miss May Williams has returned from a
long visit TO relatives in Virginia.
f. M. Davis of Dallas, is a guest at the
Menger.
j. w. Dairy is registered from Rockport.
at the Menger.
MeSSrS. Chas. Hummell and E. bosch
have returned from shooting trip.
Miss Mamie Seaborn leaves today to
visit friends in Houston.
Deputy Sheriff Alderman left for Colo
RADIO City with an attached witness for
court there, last Saturday.
Mayor Callaghan and party have re-
turned from their visit 10 the coast, where
they have been fishing and shooting.
Misses Agnes and Katie Schneider. Of
Bolton, sister of Mr.. Gus. Schneider. of
this city. are visiting Mrs. Degen. on
Crockett street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
Fossil Footprints in Connecticut.

Several footprints Of reptiles of various
dimensions have lately been discovered
about three miles from Ilolyoke, upo0
the rock in q L. BoSworth's quarry
near the shore Of the Connecticut river
which have caused considerable excite
ment and elected many inquiries
These discoveries occur not infre
quently, more than l2.OOO such foot
marks having already been brought to
light, and, in fact. it is well known
throughout the scientific world that the
new red sandstone of the Connecticut
valley which extends about 10 milc,,
from north 10 south and averages about
twenty miles in width from east TO west
is one of the most prolific repositories OF
fossil prints. Slabs Of this stone, having
upon them the wonderful mdentations
can be found in almost all the museums
of this country and Europe Springfield
Republican.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
Miscellaneous Notices.
Paper Hanging

In all its branches and only first class
men employed, at pit Houston street, by
c. II. MUELLER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
4 Strange i,nmnnra.

Plans have been laid for the presenta.
ton at the Douglas county jail in few
days of a drama of love and law, the
like of which has never been attempted
with one exception, ON the mimic stage
or in real life. The climax of the play
will be the marriage of condemned
murderer and self confessed thief and
eX-convict to a woman who has chung to
him through all his troubles and Is will.
ing TO clasp his hand. red with the lnno
cent blood of two helpless old people. and
swear to love, hOuoran obey him until
death, directed by the strong arm Of the
law, doth them part
Ed Neal, who is to be executed. Is to
be married I" woman of the town
known AZ Josephine Clarke The story
OF their wo0inS is unequaIed in the an
nals OF love. Shortly after ms arrest
and return TO this city. and after he was
confined IN the county jail, she appeared
upon the scene. She talked with INN
through the bars and offered words OF
encouragement both to the accused and
his attorneys Long before the case was
"'iiSh iO' tiidI III tIe NISitlct court lnlS
woman not only rendered valuable as
SiStance in the way of looking mp teSti
mony. but even went further, and ont
of her own earnings paid many of the
bills incident to the trial
When the case was called each day
she was m interested spectator, occupy
ing front seat within the bar and as
near the prisoner as possible After
Zach session of the court she followed
min to the Jail door, and after the man
was locked in his cell she would stand |
lnder his window for hours at a time |
a'Elng in a low tone of voice trying to
,heer him When he was convicted she |
made several efforts to effect his escape. |
Cor st. Louis Globe Democrat
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
Saved by Austin HidveII.

Austin HidweIi, the man who has al
ready suffered eighteen years penal
servitude for participation in a fraud on
the Bank of England IN 1873, recently
saved Il fellow prisoner from drowning
in the river at Chatham, where they
were working. Mr.. Matthews has ac-
cOrdingly decided to remit eighteen
months of the twenty years. which, ex-
cept in the case Of murderers, usually
constitutes life" sentence Bidwell
will therefore be liberated in about five
months time.-Pall Mall Gazette.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
70. A. Hoover WAS adnitted tn hai

&C. A. Hoover was admitted to bail
today by Justice Adam, which his
friends furnished. q
All trains were late this morning.
"A boy fell off street car on South
Flores street Saturday evening and
was stunned for some moments.
The Krieger Verein will have a
grand Sylvester entertainment at
Muth's.
"A man was pretty badly used Sat-
urday afternoon on Dolorosa street, in
the Eureka saloon. He ran against
somebody's billiard cue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30

>. In Sunday mornings Express a long
list OF contributions to the Orphans
Home, is credited TO L. Lott and Thomas
l.. WolfSon: when in fact the contribution
came from Mr.. and Mrs. L. WOlfSOn. Mr..
l.. WolfsOn gives very literally to charity.
and never desires to have it paradcd he
fore the public, but it is hardly fair 10
have it credited to some one else.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
A GRAND CONTEST,
THE MOST VALUABLE PRESENTS
EVER GIVEN AWAY IN
TEXAS
To be Decided by a Popular Vote.

About the 18th of December or during
the holidays the LIGHT proposes to begin
voting contest, and will give to the per-
sons receiving the highest umberOfvotes.
the following valuable presents:
FIRST PRESENT
The most popular lady in San An
tonic or Southwest Texas, re-
celvlng the highest number of
votes. one pair Of fine diamond
ear rings. valued at ............. ) 600
SECOND PRESENT.
The lady receiving the second high
est number of votes, a diamond
breast pin valued at............ 400
THIRD PRESENT.
The lady receiving the third high
est number of votes, a sOlCair dia-
mond ring, valued at.......... $50
FOURTH PRESENT.
For the most popular mechanic,
or Worklngman, receiving the
highest number OF votes, a town
lot in San Antonio, valued at. $50
FIFTH PRESENT.
For the most popular school girl.
poor girl preterred), receiving the
highest number of votes, one
years tuition paid for. any,SchOOl
in San Antonio she may select. to
NhIUe Observation-Disclosures. loo
Each person purchasing one copy of
the DAILY LIGHT at the office in San An
tonic, at cents, will be entitled to one
voting coupon, which is to be deposited in
a sealed box kept for that purpose. Five
per cent of the net receipts will also be
donated to the Orphans Home. The
time OF the contest TO last about three
months, or until the number OF votes
shall have exceeded 10000
The voters generally and the readers of |
the LIGHT ere requested to nominate their
strongest candidates,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
Visiting Cards free.

Apply to FRED SMALL, City Circula-
tor for the Daily LIGHT, 4 f. Commerce
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
DAMAGED CARPETS,

1900 yards of damaged Brussel car
pet at 45 cents, formerly sold at $1.OO
to sl.25 per yard.
ii - 81 HAAS & OPPENHEINIER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
FirSt-ClaSS Saloons.
John l.. Wipff, Saloon,

2S Avenue D. (Steiner's old stand. }
Nice cool drinks, and polite attention.
Your patronage solicited.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
HerWick M. Painter.

And Paper hanger, and dealer in all
kinds of supplies; prices reasonable. Ala.
mo street, near Joske's.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30

Twentv-two fifty pattern dresses On tbis
week for $40 so. ~ ''1''
twenty dollar imported pattern dresses
go this week for SIS. -o''''
Seventeen dollar imported pattern dresses
go this week for S12,5O
Flfteen and sixteen dollar imported nat
tern dresses go this week for Sl2. N
-Four teen dollar imported pa ttern dresses
go this week for $40. VI '''e'
Twelve nifty imported pattern dresses 20
this week for IS. '0' eo
SlX and seven dollar pattern dresses 90
thls week for "a, and hundreds of pieces Of
novelty dress fabrics by the ward that can.
not be duplicated elsewhere.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30

Chinese Store 81 w. Houston
St. Quong Man Yuen, Prop. Impor-
ter of fine Chinese Dry GOoSs, China
ware and Teas. Also full line of Chi
nese Curiosities.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-30
Carriage Painting.

F. Pasche, sos Ave. B. The Celebrat-
cd Noble & Horse best English Varnish
used- Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1891-05-08
Buss and Express Service.

The old reliable is now prepared TO
move parties on short notice. Wagons
made purposely for the business. Leave
orders with the buss driver.
9ianIY CEARLEs NYERs, Manager