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Srr,Se USDrRwE.n LEADERS.

LADIES' RlCHELlEU RIBBED VEST,
SQUARE heck. no sleeves. draw string In neck.
Regular price. 2lc. SPECIAL PRICE,
15c. EACH.
LADIES' JEkSEY-FITTIN6 VEST, made
of pure AACO cotton, SILK FINISHED, low
heck. no sleeves. Regular value. SIC. PRICE
for this WEEK ONLY,
24c. EACH.
LADIES' PURE WHITE SWISS RIBBED
Vest. imported. square or v neck. NO sleeves,
taps Ia sr,nlolr, and neck. SPECIAL PRICE.
25c. EACH
LADIES' EGYPTIAN COTTON VEST, wide
ribbed. LONG SLEEVE, HIGH NECK. Regu-
Lar price. So. FOR THIS WEEK.
4:;c. EACH.
LADIES' JERSEY-FIrTING REAL MACO
VEST. high md low neck. long or short sleeves,
with HANDKERCHIEF SILK WORK AROUND
ncck and down front. Regular price, TO and
6jc. SPECIAL LEADER PRICE,
5Oc. EACH.
LADIES' RIBBED PANTS TO MATCH
above ssrt. IA. KNEE or ANKLE length. Reyu-
lar price. Ga And &c. SPECIAL LEADER
PRICE.
SOC. PAIR.
LADIES' FAST BLACK EQUESTRIAN
TIGHTS. silk finished with HANDKERCHIEF
Sill braid Regular price, 81. H. SPECIAL
PRICE.
81 PAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

Mr.. Gladstone's refusal to see the advocates
of the eight-hoar movement and the evident
purpose OF the tory leaders to take advantage
of the foe: to change the issue from home rule
to the labor question embarrasses the liberals
momentarilv. The leaders Of the liberal party
having promptly taken the matter in hand how
ever. and shown their interest in the movement
the government party is not going to make all
the desired capital Out of the agitation. 1t is
not probable, under any circumstances. that
the home rule question can be shclved even
temporarily. The radicalizinS OF England,
when accomplished, viii not be credited to the
conservatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

The Supreme Court Of the District. in a clear
able and pointed opinion, sustains the course
taken by the commission and the President in
the establishments of Rock Creek Park, and
their construction Of the law upon which then
action was based In the cases Of all
the property owners but two interests, which
have appealed, the court directs under the pro-
visions of the law that the money to compen-
safe them for the land which the government
has taken be paid into court. The money
to make these payments was appropriated
by the last Congress. and only national bank
ruptcy or repeating legislation by this Congress,
neither of which il an existing fact, can justify
a refusal or neglect to promptly carry out the
law. Mr.. HOlman's personal request is not a
mandate Of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

The Omaha general conference seems dis
posed TO 10 everything possible to promote the
grea. American university proposed by the
Ae;hodists. and which is now apparently on
the road 20 success. The proposition that his
passed the conference, requesting the house Of
bishops TO set apar; October 16 as university
day, meets with great favor, and. it would seem.
ough; TO be adopted, unless another time is
better suited for the purpose. Washington,
the seat Of the proposed institution, is watching
with deep interest al that concerns its founda-
tom
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w. A. Pierce & Co..
119 MARKET SPACE,
coz. EIGHTH ST. AND PENNA. AVE.
CIosE PR1cE SHAVING
In Corros TEXTILES.

THE CUT PRICES that We will offer this
week on COTTON DRESS FABRICS will al
most compel you to economize. whether you
wish to or not. for you will readily recognize
the fact that you viii have 10 have dresses Of
these fabrics, and If you like the general
public you want To get all that you can for your
money. h-hce the opportunity 10 save on sea-
souable goods VI tins sort SHOULD INDUCE
you To EMBRACE IT without a moments hesi-
t~tiOn.
A NEW ARRIVAL OF CORDED DIM1TYs.
in WHITE GROUNDS, with cvlored hyures
I"u viii md perfect garden Of flowers in the
eoiIsetiSn- Regular value. 2Uc. Your pick Of
these
15c. YARD.
5p'scss % SHIFTING pERCALES, GAR
NEk'S BEST, with COLORED FIGURES and
sTfifES, III inches wide. Regular price,
IZ,te- yard. OUR PRICE FOR THIS LOT,
10-. YARD.
Lat Of NOVELTIES In BLACK WASH FAB
RIGS. FAST BLACK FIGURED and DOT
TED SWISS. IN the FINEST QUALITY.
Regular price. 75c. fOis THIS WEEK THE
PRICE WILL BE
81. YARD.
pieces Of ZINE FRENCH LACE Or
CANDY, in FAST BLACK. in VERY BEAUTI-
fUL DESIGNS. Regular price. aOc. FOR
THIS WEEK,
&c. YARD
FINE GRADE of BLACK SWISS LAWN,
which Is well known TO ts bne Of the BEST
LAUNDERING BLACK FABRICS that are
made Regular price, 42c. FOR TUESDAY.
3711c. YARD.
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Senator Hills war Of retaliation on Repre-
sentative OFerrau for the latter's manly
course in the Rockwell election case may cause
Q m pie Of excitement for a moment. but it can
hardly assume the proportions of national ~
sue Ut promote the purpose in view
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

A Frcaeh editor declares that his country
nen watch American politics with great interest
because they wish to see what democracy is when
len to develop freely. This would indicate tina,
France prefers to have her politics tried first on
the dog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

Zola ealmiy asserts that the most the an
srchists can do is to blow upa few more houses
There is no doub. that the realistic school of
fiction induces very cold-blooded way of look
ing at things
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

There is a general impression that Uncle
Jerry is in position to repeat the CincinnAsm
episode in a manner that viii be modern, ~
fined and erediisbie to all concerned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

Jos In BLACK SILK DRAprRY Nyrs.
LOT I.-4s-inch BLACK sILK-DRAPERY
SEI. Regular Price. 75c. JOB PRICE.
AZ. YARD.
LOT 2-BLACk SILK DRAPERY NET.
PRICE,
Co. YARD.
LOT S-4S-inch BLACK SILK DRAPERY
MI Regular price, Sl.25. CHOICE u this
70c. YARD.
IOT 4-BLACk SILK DRAPERY NET,
~ inches wide. Regular price. 81 50. BAR
SIC. YARD.
LOT 5-BLACk SILK DRAPERY NET,
~ inches Wide. Regular price. IL So RE-
81 YARD
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SURPLUS Srocr SALE
OF
FuRx1runr. BY
JULIUS LAxsBuReH.
AT THE
n. Y. AVENUE RINK.

We have nothing to sell at the Rink
but our surplus stock of Furniture,
such as Chairs. Rockers. Couches. Side
Boards. Hall Stands. Chamber Suites,
Parlor Suites, Chiffoniers. Tables,
Desks. &c. All Of this Furniture must be
sold before we can build, SO you can
judge how anxious we are to sell it, and
how low the prices will he. If you have
Furniture to buy it will pay you to buy
1t at the Rink. Our regular stock of
Upholstery Goods, CARPETS, Msttings,
Ruvs, &C., will be :ound at our F street
store. Also sample pieces Of the Furni-
ture now at the Rink.
Tomorrow we will offer at the rink. on
New York avenue between 18th and 14th
sts- the following bargains:
DO Solid Oak Tables, 1S-inch top. hand
polished, all finishes. Only 81. 10 each.
Solid Oak Cane-seat Rockers. with
arms. extra-lsrge size. Only -. II each.
Extra-large Rattan Rockers, with solid
oak frame. Only S. each.
Gilt Reception Chairs. Only 81. rs
each.
Solid Oak Sile,oartls, with large
Only S14.25.
24-inch Solid Oak Tables, with lower
shelf. hand polished, antique and imi-
tation mahogany finishes. Only VI. ~.
Solid Oak Frame Dining Tables, with
select poplar top. finished with drawer /;
two sizes. Only $l.45.
6-foot Solid Oak Dining Extension
Tables. Only IS.
5-drawer Solid Oak Chiffoniers, fin
islIed in antique and 18th century.
Only 1880.
5-drawer Solid Oak Chiffoniers, fin
ished with beveled plate glass mirror
and carved frame. Worth S2O. Only
SIS. 15.
IL Solid Oak Hall Stands, SO inches
wide. with bcveled plate-glass mirror
and seat. Only $l4, % each.
Here Is the best Chamber Suite in
Anefica for the money-Solid Antique
Oak ;-piece Chamber Suites, 44-inch
dresser. with 24x30-inch French beveled
plate-glass mirror. ;;j4-inch washstand
with splashcr rail. and under ordinary
circumstances would be considered
cheap at 80. We will close out the lot
On hand at $24. so each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

The country is on the threshold of that period
of Delighted optimism. which precedes an elec-
ton. Everybody believes that has candidate
will be elected and that the greatest prosperity
vii result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

The Arkansas peoples party wants to ego II
alone" in elections. 1t is very gravely to be
doubted, notwithstanding the dignity of such
an attitude, whether the peoples party can af-
ford TO be unsociable
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PRINTED CorroS Srurrs.

LLAMA CLOTH. soft 'xilled fabric, closely
resenh.ms wool-sui;ab,a for stree, ma hons.
dresses-sNAre,y Of choice patterns. - inches
wide.
To-
WASH suRAH. pua cotton. hut perfect
imltAtIon Of silk-bright and artistic coioringS.
81 inches vide.
GINGHAMs-Nostly plaids-pre,,y styles.
% inches vide.
sHANToNG PoNGEE. fine aud soft. n.~
styles. Black grounds with colored figures;
cream grounds with figures and sprays. 3s
inches wide.
-19Lc-
FINE cREPEs. 5000 yards. new colortng-.
tinted grounds. with contrasting ana LArmo-
biErs figures. Is inches vide.
-l2ltc-
'ENDEMION CLOTHS A fabric which
counts finer than 'Brandenburg White
and Cream grounds printed in BEAUTIFUL
patterns of Helio;rope. Tan. Lirlit Green aud
Light Blue. Regular roc. goods.
-l5c.-
tsecond moor First annen-D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

The time fo- summer excursions Is at hand.
Washington IS peculiarly fortunate in this con-
nee.ion. Her fields for the enjoyment of out
ing trips are varied and unsurpassed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

The Borrovs-DnIyton sEAir WI plssss NOW
81 end give the presidential booms . chance.
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EExxssHxok KxssSS sEErnww Ex--sSss
HHk fks sS NEE. WY ssss
e g. {. IL u
ODD II ILL !
T !. : 5 ]. EEs2

Just what you want most Is lust what We
have and In . larger and better variety than
elsewhere.
First thought is Of INSISTS and Blazer Suits
These are our strongest points.
All OF the seasons choicest effects in Waists
are here Print, Pe.cale, Lawn. Batiste.
Sateen, Flannel. surah and China SILK Waists.
ladies' Fancy Print Waists, only 65c. each.
LADIES' Figured Percale Waists. variety of at
trsctive effects, only SSc. each.
Ladies' Chsmb-ay Waists. Pink. Lavender
and Blue ground. with White polka spots. 81
each.
New Derby" Percale Waists. Numbered
collar. plated front and back and knife
plated rufie down the front, Whit. ground.
with various colorsd dots and figure. only
81. % each.
Ladies' Plain Zephyr Cloth Waists. in Pink.
Navy. Light Blue and Cardinal. 81. 20. $1.GO.
e. 10. 81 and SO D.
Ladies Fancy striped Madras Cheviot Waists
OILY 81. 90 each.
Ladies' Black Sateen Waists only 81 each.
Ladies' Sateen Waists. Dark Blue and Black
mound. with White stripes, polka spots. rings.
bow knots. &c, 81, 81. Is and $50.
Ladies' White Lawn Waists, SSc., 81. 81. Is.
u. 90, 70 and e.. 80 each.
Ladies' Black Silk Gloria Waists, plated
front and back. finished with belt, only 81. 81
each.
special.-Ladics' Black Chin, SILK Waists
only IS 80 each.
Ladies' Fine China Silk Waists, in BLACK. Navy
and Cardinal. "a. so each.
Ladies' Wash silk Waists, in Attractive
stripes, Will lauEder beautifully, only 80 each.
Take elevator 20 third fGor for Waists.
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A PHoroeRarH CAMERA WrrH Cow.
pIErE Ourrrr G1vlxe Away FRrE
PLIFIED.

When we opened our elegant stores we knew that we
were illing longfet want. We huilt and lifted M,
cur elegant modern DEF srtnent bAuSa felt
that the uideawake people of the District would ar.-
ciate our eOr, and pAironze Iusiness conducted GA
the advanced liberal methods Of ours The splendid
business dcEe since Our Ulening in every 81
h,rtv (S0) departments proves that cur enterprise
was fully justified. that confidence in the people
OF Washington Was not misplaced.
We particularly vratiied with the returns Of our
JUVENILE oC1FlTTING DEPARTMENTS occu.
Tying the entire second foor OF our building Much
as we ected from the well stock and perfet
Appointments of these departments. hardly sntci-
rated tho continuous crowds Of delighted customers
that thronced orr second floor last week. As result
We we've enabled TO make several big deals in
INFANTS OUTFITS. BOYS AND GIRLS
CLOTHING.
This Is Just the time Of the year when manufacturers
are In heed of ossh-hepce our opportunity.
You know from the way handed the Rupert
stock that W. know good thing wbsu IL. OF
course you'll reap tie Inet Of it-its our way Of do.
Ing business. We hrn believers IN The sdsr. Of
quick sales and small PROFITS" Tbs 'siow SHILLING
tsLt Ia II Ia our uLDd.rn store. 80. f.HL
COMMENCING TO-DAY fMONDAY1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

LAST WEEKS MnLrSERr SALE.
As unusual as It was. dwindles into insisnin-
canoe beside this
SPECIAL MILLINERY SALE
WHICH BEGINS TOMORROW. The hun
dred dozen Hats here last week melted away
like snow before the sun. On sale tomorrow
morning another 100 dozen
BRAN NEW STRAW HATS
AT 90.
The latest shapes and colors-Tans. Whites
Browns. Grays. Navy. &c. Grades from 81 to-
s3 this time. Choice. .s9a.
ALSO ANOTHER SPECIAL LoT-Jo doz.
AT 55e.
Pointed Walking Hats. Sailors and some ~
the ultra styles-all choice colo-s-Fine Manila
straws. Dainty Lace Braids. Fancy Edges.
Milans. Satin straws. &C. Choice Of these els.
CANT goods only
MILLINERY RIBBONS.
DE-. D.. and Bic. A YARD.
special lot of 800 pieces Very Pine Mil
linery Ribbons. Plain and fancy The seasons
latest colors. Worth regularly from so. TO
sl.50 per yard. Our prices.
22c.. 2Sc. and 35c.
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS.
e.. 50. 50. 50 and So - grades
at Ell p and 81 80 bunch
Bought with the Hats and Ribbons. 30 dozen
punches OF the very finest Flowers; the latest
designs and kinds
glance will tell you what they are. You'd be
asked regularly for these from 80 to 81 30
We ASK 81 p AND Ell 80 A BUNCH
cd noor.....................1st and I'd annexesD
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Fon FrvE DAVIS.
So

3 different styles of La
dies $3. 80 Boots, hand
turned, feather weight,
Wei kiG-fuxed button
boots, ali kid or with
best imported cloth tops,
opera shape or Kahler
colplnon-sense toe, all
with patent tips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

GiNGHAMs-Mostly plaids-prc,iy styles.
% inches vide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

L dies finest-made
Hand-Welt ButtonBoots,
opera and common-sense
shape. from A to Z
widths, our regular "a
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ErF sf TIT ssnr s a -.
Err Xxx + II ii -
% KRf BOP bHE H NM A kknfsEy
N 90 kB BID pH \ M ma AZ AZ : =
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We inau2prase tie

We inau2rrl.e file
MOST EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF CLOTHING
AND FURNISHINGS FOR CHILDREN
Ever attempted in this city During this great sale
Will uct Cly maisIn tie bargain prices that created
% much coIniDeht lately. bit ais GIVE AWAY with
every purchss. 81 So and bouglt in our Juvenile
DEPARTMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

WASH sURAH, puia cotton. hut a perfect
imitAticn of silk-bright ana artistic coioringS,
81 inches vide,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

c1 BLACK BROCADE INDIAOS
Cl SILKS, new assortment of designs OCC. per I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

81 BLACK JAPANESE SILK. % TX
y inches wide. fas. color. DC Der yd
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AwAr Our Or THr Usual.

ALL-wooL sAxoNY WRAPPER FLANNEL.
IS pieces. dark and medium colored stripcs-
Reduced from 37,<c. to
--:s,,c. yard
(Secono Moor. lith 81 buiidinx.b
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OUTFIT FREE.

OUTFIT FREE
As everybody knows. these goods have never been
GfeIe1 for ssls 70: less than 81 TersAnds q I'm
have been cold a, this priC.-LDtk IA Ihia and
New YORK Yon led not tax. wl,d alo,.. for tits
An inquiry IN brst.isss TOY rSetogrst gt Ny
store viii cOrrobora,e our statement We
make you this rIsbd offer only tscAxvs ftS manu-
LECTURERS have mai. Va alI % ns,sr 10 n
troduee their goods in this CITY.
THE OUTFIT CONTAINS
GLEN CAMERA,
BOX OF DRY PLATES
PRINTING FRAME
INSTRUCTION BOOK
] PACKAGE OF CARD MOUNTS,
DEVELOPING TRAYS
] PACKAGE OF DEVELOPING POWDER.
! ECX HYpRo SODA
PACKAGE BLUE PROCESS PAPER
ALL READY TO MAKE
COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHS
COME AND LOOK AT THE
PICTURES MADE BY
ONE OF OUR OFFICE BOYS.
THEY ARE NOT ONLY
AMUSING, BUT ALSO INSTRUCTIVE TO YOUNG
AND OLD.
Do not confound this elegant and costly present with
the base ball and bat given away by other houses
and which can be bought in toy department for
cents.
you should be unable get suited in our Juvenile
department we will sell you the Glen Camera at the
| established price. 81
This offer will hold good for a short time only
Don't be slow to take advantage Of it.
We shall also offer today special snaps in
| our JEWELRY, ART. FANCY GOODS, LADIES'
AND MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS.
We cheerfuy refund the money on all unsatisfactory
purchases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

ATTEND To TIE CHrIpREss FEET.
Parents should have their childrens feet attended
before they become deformed diseased with cbrnf
ODISTS. Ills Pa. ave. my9
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Fon Five DAYS.
81

Only $50 pairs Ladies'
Donyola Flexible Com
nonsense, Patent Tip
Button and Derby Last
Patent Tipped. Low
lleeled Lace Boots. A
durable and extremely
comfortable 81 Shoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

In Gents Department
only one item: Our IA
nous Eclipse" French
Calf Button, Congress
and French Toe. Tipped
Laced. The finest known
IS Shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

oRGiNDiES. NOVELTIES. &c. - S,rlpe.
and Pads. extra in-. 2lc. quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-09

FLAxAeANs JEwELnY ESTABLISHMENT
GoLp RrseslScARr PMS.
531 Seventh street northwest U.Lw.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06
Territorial Itenln.

AetiltOTlAi items.
Yesterday morning Mr.. W. @.
Hadley, of New Mexico, accompdz
MED by a party of New York
capitalists and their wives, arrived
in tho city in the special caT Of
General Manager Condor, of the
Silver City and Northern railroads
Yesterday afternoon the party
took carriages and under the die
rection of Goveror Murphy were
driven about the city and to points
Of interest in the neighborhoodr
The chief object of the party ap=
pears to be a pleasure trip, though
the New York gentlemen are
taking an extraordinary interest
in Phoenix and the surrounding
country. The party will go from
here TO California. Phoenix Re-
publican.
A company has been formed at
Albuquerque to bore an artesian
we'll. w. s. Burke, j. A. Lee, H.
B. Ferguson, b. S. Rodey and w.
o. Secor are at the head of this
concern aud the stock is placed at
$4,000. Most of the shares have
been taken. Mr.. Rodey stated
that Bush, the contractor, will be
given at least 81, 500 for his work.
The company stand ready to bore
1000 feet, but from present indi-
cations they think they can tap
the water vein at a depth of not
more than 600 feet. All persons
holding stock have the privilege
of bidding on the work; that is,
to have the well sunk on their
property.
o. NJ. Bilharz, late of FrieburG,
Saxony, is in Kingston with tie
view of entering into mining and
concentration of ores.
The Kingston smelling company
has now nine men taking out ore
on its Iron King group, and ssv~
eral others doing development
work.
Col. Rynerson and President
Hiram Hadley, of Las Cruces afe
back from New Orleans, where
they attended the annual meeting
of the association of American
Agricultural Colleges.
Death has again visited the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. L. @.
Woodson, of Las Cruces, and just
one week from the time their lit4
tie daughter departed this life,
their little two-year old son, RicN-
ard Kidder, was taken from them.
The young men of Kingston
are organizing a social club, some
thing on the order Of the McGinty
Club, of El Paso. They have d
number already enlisted, and have
rented the large hall in West Kingz
stoh belonging to VIM. Harriss
Esq, which he has heretofore used
as a mining and surveying
Office.
William AXE, who for some time
past has had his residence about
three miles north Of Las Cruces
died of pneumonia after a short
illness. Mr.. AXE was As years Of
age and leaves a wife and several
small children.
Mr.. Waddingham, on thankss
giving day, visited tract Of 2,0c0
acres owned by him in the Mesilla
valley that he had not seen, except
when passing through on the cars,
n twenty years. He is largely
interested in the future Of this
country.
The public scholars at Demins
will shortly give an entertainment
for the purpose Of raising funds
for the purchase Of a piano fol
use in the high school,
An Indiana colony viii loeoi'
in bona Ana county
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

1t is said that a larger cave than
the Mammoth Cave, situated in the
Ozark Mountains, near Galena
Mo-, has been explored for a dis
tance of more than thirty miles.
In it have been found bones of
recent and prehistoric animals,
including the hyena and cave bear,
and flint arrow-heads, but no bones
of man. A few animals of the
usual forms foundin cavea are still
living there, including a white
newt.