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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

Heavy ess ale reported beng offered on
both esndAsAsssL With money talkiAg on both
''des Of qasston il u only natural that u re-
MARKS .Aoaid be received without uare.er~.t
credsnes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

The death o. the explorer schsatka is loss
To science. His sledge journey OF 3,25i niles
IN the Arctic, his Aztec discoveries among the
ems and caves, bis tour on the Yukon and bis
ascent above the snow line % Mt. 81, Elias viii
long BE- remembered among the most bril-
liant achievements VI American scientific ex-
uloratiun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

Ihere nATs been symptoD-s OF a ssaI-sq, aabb!e
between Russia AID Englsna whastas B.,xps
ga ssHasaay needs - = s-s Of ropes a,.d a co,y
Of tasr Marquis Of ou>ease~rry'. ruiz.
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Grows Dpp.pr,srx,

i psr Ladies' S-buttou-iength white Chstnots
Gloves. stss ~ Damaged Reduced from rs
H.is +,sntscc Ts4 Caster Gloves st.s 90. soiled
nd ~ Damased. Reduced from on IS 70 Soc.
IN a<s0S. LIN b. annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

ih- neai'h oinesr reports hat Washington i.
IN sooa sanitary condition quite equal 10 the
strain Of sl.etion sxcitsu>n,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03
Doll DEPARTMENT

Dressed Dolls, soiled, Reduced from e5, % to
from 81 to 1oc- sduced from 95 to SOC
Doll Trunk. with complete outfit, soled- Re-
ducsd from SIS IS to SS. 95.
(Fourth floor 10th ST. building.
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CHrLDREs's Corros UNDER,

7.
odd Cambria Gown, tucked yoke, ruifie around
neck and sleeves. Large stse. Reduced from Sl. is
to 75o.
/ Infants Cambria Gown. fancily trimmed with
fne Hamburg edgiEg soiied- Reduced from % IS to
TO
odd Chemise. fancily trimmed with Hsmburc.
Reduced rom 80 TO 25o
(Second door 10Th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

Iss hlh proclamation seems 10 Be eff Won
hHs he'e@<h stiek TO him and TIE democratic
party you don't he him s,icx " me and the
democratic party"
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SUIT Drp.Rrurvr

Dark Print Wrappers. Sizes 40. q and a. Re-
duced from 81. % to 9Oc.
2Au-wool Seal Brown Cashmere Wrappers. Sizes
81 and 81. Reduced from IS 90 to $500
Tan Mixed Cloth Blazer Suit trimmed with brown
braid. Size SO. Reduced from Si3 so TO o.. So
cd moor. 18th nj hldp ,
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be'Nsen un plate ar "a boiler plate, thea arr
hvely tunes Tor the ~ r.l Newspaper.
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MnRrso UNDERWEAR DEpAnrmEsr

/ Ladies' white Pure Silk Richeleu Ribbed Vest.
high neck and long sleeves Size ). Soiied. Re-
duced from 3S so TO e.
2 Ladies' Ribbed SILK and Wool Ypsilanti Combina-
ton Suits high neck and long sleeves ankle length
Sizes = and 8. Reduced from %. 70 to 81.
Infants Swiss Ribbed White Wool Vests, high
neck and short sleeves. Sizes and 4. Soiled. Re
duced from so to Poe.
First floor Second annex. }
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WH,ry Goons Drp,prxrrr

90 remnants English Long Cloth. 2h to 10 yards.
Reduced from 20c to lbc.
81 remnants Lace Work 40-inch Apron Lawn g tc
6yxrds Soiled- Reduced from 25c. TO l21<c.
cd door 18th St building
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Mus1,s UNprnvrAR DEpARrmryr

Short Night Gowns. Hubbard" Jokes Of herring
duced from 50 to 26c.
A few Melton Cloth Walking Skirts. plated rufae
Reduced from 90 10 ESQ.
Second floor. 10th st. bldg }
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ins ei.insns Powers Of both parties ar,
bsaag pretty sever ely taxed.
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,J.p.xrsr Dpp.,
Isr,yrs, Drp.pr,

oddi and ends IN slightly damaged Japsuese vases
&c. at about one third actual value
tou LIST annex
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CHiLDS b McDERMID.

IF you want to make a rich Gown richer trim
lit with VELVET. VELVET is royal. 1t
II never grows tiresorne-some trimmings do.
wears like iron-thst is. good velvet-suoh as
You buy here. The novelties this fall par
take of the popular liking for changeable eff
fects. II will seem odd to see them in Velvet.
They are brilliant. thoush-thoss mingling
shades-composite colors. We have Just abou.
twenty different combinations we can show you.
Ought to fit any selection of ground tints you
have made. Frices are best told face to face.
Next to the changeables come the BLACKS.
We don't know but thew belong hrst-taking
the quantity sold as a guide. But then Black
Isl universal shade. Does when nothing else
would. Does as a substitute for almost every
thing else Here is an insight to ours:
s az y asca e. S g snd j. e ~. e $780,
26inch-s3 yard.
i ineh ~ NJ s sIEk-ss % ss eRf '4 YARD
si lnch NJ III sItk-ss 80 yard ., an,
Sl0Quality.
The PLAIN coLoEs run much the same
as to price.
1s,t and 10 inches wide-s1. 81. 25. $3.50.
90 to "A inches wide--ALL sILK-s5 yard.
You won't have to turn away for want Of
variety Bring Us most any shade-ws can
match it.
Any quantity of EVENING TINTS"-both
vELvETs and Pushes
BLACK. BROWN and all colors Of PLUSH
from 7oc. yard up.
STRIPE and PLAID EFFECTS in Velvet
you little dream Of.
Gowns and Boys School suits-dirt-proof
colors.
We cut vELvETS and vELvETEENS on the
Use vELvETEEN for skirt fscings. It Is q
long-hved protector.
Maybe you have learned from experience
that in the BEST is the most satisfaction. 1t
is 3 good guide to go by in everything-but
above all in things in yELyETS. VEL
vETEENs and PLUsHEs. Nothing looks
cheaper than cheap VELVET. We haven't
any-bu. you can find plenty If you want to
make the comparison. Put 1t beside ours.
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>.

NINTH AND THE AVENUE"
Established lS4o. Telephone Dos.
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CorroS DEPARTMENT

50 Remnants 81 and lo4 sheeting. Lengths 70
30 Remnsnts "a and "a Pillow Muslin. Lengths
to yards. We're l2k 10 Csc. yard. Now 10 70 Doc.
yard.
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3odd Cream Cashmere Coats. short wasted, fancily
from S3. 75 10 IL, So
2 odd Cream Elder Down Coats, fancily trimmed
with white beaver cloth and anaors fur. Soiled Re-
duced from 81, 80 70 -
/ odd silk and Wool Mixed Cloth Coat. white, make
Gretchen style trimmed with cream silk braid Re.
duced from 80 70 Is.
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DoxEsr1o DREss Goons DRpr

e5 Remnants ChAllis. lengths 5 70 10 yards. Re-
Reduced from rs to &C. yard
Remnants Half wool Dress Goods TO yards.
Reduced from 20 to 15e> yard
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REnsAsra
ToxonHow FsrDAr. NOVEMBER 4,
ANOTHER Day Or ExrRAoRD1sARY VALUES.


n dpm ncomp fresh M attractive F ie in
and
r
reel from en- clog
hem
thcwse
or
en- cost.
it Is entire Supplying Is
nd pn sh
to h % o dc stopu very
rehe have low
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

RUe DEPARTMENT.
b 20 5sIst Bys.nt.ne Russ..-.....-..--sa PIG
sS % 2s13 ssy y:ansns knss IS Is
s s o1S9 s{ss sE Rq rs, ss SS
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
d Y S Curtains. e 'a'n
Il pair. % to Is % So.tnEh Curtains not 20 p'.
Is ps. sssn 3 $ q sd ee
nOrs mn pairs Of Eind ~ u ss pal.
s i.s "a al Con dia.h &C. y y.ra
Is 2 Rns So Scotch Holland ise s ssISa
STAMPED LrsEss.
Inch linen gnr.su sc.r. &C. each each
8 pair. 81, 4s Cambria Pillow shAlns, red en-
25e colored Center 36nc6 Linen scari; &c. each zach
HASgkEnsnIErs AMP Scars.
br..n WorS iss each
70 black Cashmere scarfs. 90 each
10 I psi, IL. IS s-but,on Suede and elaee
pairs 81 S-bution Black Kid Gloves, s5c. P psir
pairs Csc Childrens worsted Mitts. l21sc. pair
Y UMBRELLAS.
sc ,t G 5s ham q s5oe each
24ineh Glorias (fOr school use) 7sc each
HosrxHY AND UNpERwE.R
pairs Ladies' Heavy Gray Cotton Hose.
a5c Infants White Merino Hose ne ne p psir
o Lsdies' An-woOl Black Ribbed Vests 81. 90
Sc Infants, Ribbed Wool e scil
Burroys.
2Sc Pearl pres. Buttons, odds and ends lie doz
IL Metz, Clasps. few
FgE TsMxIse.
o. nsh Gray FOX ~ yard. in Piece i S yard
ss sss ssoI%
90 so Black and Gold Bead Dress Front "A. 20
Doc yard BlscE siii Gi1np. inches vide ic' YARD
r. T and and Ssoa Ss
price.
NoTIoSs.
s.I R Basiss co ssq an md ball
cSofsS n m's g q
PrErrMrgY AND TOILET Anr1oLrs.
IS: Lqndso.ss Mignonstte Heiotrope and aa' 'A,'
1oc Tsctrie CuTiinE e.
y, Easy Bright Shoe Polish Toe bottle
y. NlEekwEAE ASp Vr11yes.
10 tourist KnehnssS sra! Yards IN box ose eifs
LEATHER. GooDs AND JEwELRr
- i1 "a nc GI1h h Bag, imitation alligator 5oc
sRe Ham Pms has sn Ss'i pa sGp only
ins- AinoeC HAIR Pins dozen
Bors' CLorHryG Take elevator.
AI.wool u SO Black cheSiot Double breasted .
s3 . Cashmere suit age i2 ........ ..... 90
Small lot OF 81 Atwood Knee Pants. roc each
CLoAks AND SU1rs Cake elevator,
z Ladies Plain and Fancy Cloth ss $40 and sle
$40 Bas Goth Wrap size as e
loMisse;' $40. sl2 and sl3 Navy Diagonal
Cloth Jackets. sizes IL to ls.............. T. 90
WRAPPERs AND GossAMEas
(Take elevatorl
81 IS Figured Wrappers. black. brown and navy
Ladies Cloth Surface Gossaers sjc Go each Zach
INFANTS Goops AND LADIES' Uy
DERwEAR
4 81 Children's Winter Coats 2 and years 81 es
SIC Children : Ferris Waists odd sizes 4sc each
X Ladies 'oc Gowns, slightly soiled 4Sc. each
lot Of l5c Corset Covers zes 3D. "a. AZ. A for PC
Day Goops
SOC. Atwood Plain and Fancy Cheviots 3er ward
-Oo "! Ieinnants Of Plain and Fancy Dress Goods at
greatly reduced prices.
Remnants Of Blesched Domestics Canton Fannels
and Outing Cloths less han cost
Remnants OF Light Blue Eiderdown Flannel
small lot o. White Honeycomb Bath Towels. ''u
MEx's Goops.
~ ieces 81 p Wool Underwear. Shirts size a.
pieces s3 California Wool scarlet Drawers.
IL pieces 81 . Cancels Hair Underwear shirts each
sizes ~ 10 10 Drawers 30 40 AZ. 40. As .S9c. each
BAUM,s
PopULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
1t SEvESTH STREET.
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BI.sKrr DEPARTMENT.

pairs l04 White Wool Blankets one pei, an. peeA
and the other has misplaced border. Reduced from
81 pssrs whits Woo, Blsnhsts. slightly torn. Q
pairs lO.A. reduced from %. IS 70 S2 pair pair
lO4 seduesS from sl.63 to u. pair ia. reduced
odd Plush Carriage Robe. Reduced from as to
Scotch Wool Lap Robes. Two reduced from SIS
10 els one reduced from IL to elO
Uncovered Eiderd0wn Quilts, One reduced from
e1s to 80. one reduced fron ss5 to so
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LADIES' NroxxrAn Departures,

Reduced 10 l.3<c. Set
small lot Of Linen Collars and Cuffs, edsee em-
brodsred In pink. blue or red Reduced from 10 TO
l25fo. set.
ust floor Cd annex. }
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VALUES UNPRECEDENTED IN The
LIST BELOW.
MILLINERY.
A lot Of Natural and Made Wings. in black and
Toe Fancy feathers few Of each kind only Ssc each
A few shapes Of best 81 90 French Fslts. only
Children 81 Is Soft Felt Navy School Hats sc each
RIBBONS.
Liuen-bAck Colored Velvet Ribbons. &C. yard
Remnants of Ribbons worth mp 10 SOC. .l0c remnant
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SPDssssii. A ssr:SsSn: II Ri iSSSn:.
Wsnliiss..nn HI. MeKnn::..:.
j. 933 p. Az. NV.

About "OLp-Tmrns~ UxprrwrAn
We have told you about the 5oc. 75c and o.
Underwear To-day We call your attention TO
the finer gradea-
Mems Extra-Qualtty Natural Gray Shirts and
Drawers. silk stitched and silk bound. 81 %
each. e. so per suit.
Mems Natural Gray Atwood shtsts ana
Drawers, sub bound and stitched. e1-5o each.
% per suit
Mems Extra Heavy Natural Gray Lambs
only 81. as each-S3 90 per suit
Mems scarlet Aii.xeoi Moderated Shirts and
Drawers, 81. so and So 25 each
Ihs I've Old 1fmers,"
s. B. ElLERl Jos. II. IRELAND.
Manager Branch BALTIC. shirt FACTORY
u3 oS1 9th o. n ~. near ". Y. ave Junction
CoLp IN TIE HEAD CURED IN ONE NIGHT
Fl 8: 81 &usriss ssnsr.rly. q ssrs..
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CoRssr DEPARTMENT.

3 pairs ~. B." Black Corsets, long waisted tvo
side stees. sk stitched and embroidered ton Size
Us and 70 Reduced 70 15o. w. e
pairs White Coutil Corsets long wasted two eide
steels Sizes %, 25 and ca Red uced 10 25c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

"a Jersey Pins. Reduced from 25 to lOc.
80 Fancy Stick Pins several stylea Reduced from
Is to loo.
% Brooches. 4 reduced from a to 500. IA re
duced from 81. so 70 81. reduced from 0I to 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03
FLArNEI DEpAnrMrxr,

so Remnants Flannels IN plain, coiored striped.
French Inquired and white skirting Planned, lengths
remnant 5
C2d door. lth st building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03
Magnincent larrisee Wraps.
Magnificent Marriage w raps.
SPpssssii..!! SssIlss OF Un nsEslls::

Owing to the fact tina. Prof. Haxen seems
determined 70 bring down rain with dynamite
we have concluded 20 tnsusura,e q special
sale Of Umbrellas. Quite opportune, for We
have never had . larger nor q better stock than
are showing ct present
100 26-noh Fine Gloria UmbreilAs with
natural wood sticks Only Csc. each
Extra quality Of Fine Gloria UmbrsllSs with
light and dark horn handles. IN crooks, horses
hoofs and various other designs only Sl IS
each
Elegant line Of the Fashionable Colored Rain
proof Umbrella. 50 each.
We are showing . magnificent stock Of
Novelty Umbrellas secured expressly for the
holidays. embracing handles of pearl iniaid
inlAid with solid silver. fancy Dresden designs,
carved ebony, variety Of carved ivory. she'll in
laid with silver. fragrant violet wood, Dresden
fniAid with sterling silver. highly polished
horn. So. In quaint, attractive aud novel de-
signs, Prices Tor these range from % TO Sl6
SDDssss..:: A ssr:Ss,Sa: T. R isSSa:
We have Just secured another SO pieces Of the
3-inch Satin and eros Gram Ribbon, In all the
fashionable shades. regular price Of which Is
2oc.. which we will sell At 13c per yard.
We have also added shades to the fashion
able Ottoman slk Ribbons. priced - follows:
~ inch only SOC. per yard
4tnch, Csc. per yard.
The latest in Millinery and Dress Ribbons Is
the highly colored Scotch plaids. We have
them in 3 different widths-nnsst qualities
that ever left the loom. 7oc.. 75c. and 9Oc.
per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

Rsmn ants Linen PiIioW css;ns. md shc.,t.s.N Il 4;
lenFthc from to yards, suitable for
e q, u. ID to u, ss.os 70 Si.7s and IT. u
Hs1atitched Linen Sheet. 2<xak yards. soilsd.
Cotton shsets, sOllsd One. ga reduced from
ops, 29lxA reduced hoin S75{ 70 7Oc '''
(Sscond door. .ilth st. buildins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

No other hou~e pofs-FvEh piD-orrvER
WILIs-seil such sTERLINasQUAL .
saoh LOW PRICES - We QUOTE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03
MEss FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

MES's FuRN1sH1Na DEPARTMENT.
81 !. Unl.undsred Dress Shirt size H. Reduced from
8 sili Handkerchisfs, fancy border. soiled. Re-
duced from IS and Soc. to &c.
opairs Tan Merino Half Hose sizes and 10. Re-
duced from 50 TO 25c. pai-.
q pairs Fancy striped Cotton Half Hose. sizes 90
and 10 Eedqced from 70 TO lSo.. for sos ..o.
o0c; II peduoed from 90 and 25s: t9 FOR Pc, ,-,,
Undsrshirt, full fashioned. soiled. size "a. Re-
duced from g. % to 81. 20.
undershtrt size 50. Reduced from 30 to 35c.
i Natural Wool Undershirt. size &c. Reduced from
1 pair Drawers. light weight. Reduced from 50 TO
.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
bunch.
4 small lot OF Felt Hats. Reduced to 5Oc.s
PICTURE DEPARTMENT
Framed Etching. damaged. Reduced from %. 96
to e. e5.
photograph Panels. damaged Reduced from s5c
a Cabinet Frames. $40. Reduced from 81 IS to
Oak and Cherry Easels. damaged Reduced from
%. 90 and 60 90 TO Csc.
Fourth door. 10th st. building.
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WooDwAaD & Lorssop.
lOrz. Ira Am F Sra N. w.
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CHINA AND HouspruRs1sH,se Der

Afew Plush Top Tables. One lot reduced from
$3.50 to &3. rs. lot reduced from a. 80 to g. 60
small lot OF Fancy Colorsd Night Tampa. Re
duced from 90 to 45c.
All imperfect goods Of any description. including
Cups and Saucers. Jardnsres. CsndIesetcks, &c.
VIII be closed out at almost your own price.
10th floor 10th At blde
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ART NEsp1rvoRK DEPARTMENT

ART NEEDLEwoRK DEPARTMENT,
Stamped Table Covers. / WAS 75c. Now ESQ.
was 75c. Now 35c.
Stamped Wool Sheeting Table Covers. Were
e. so. Now el.25.
1Oc.
l Hand-embroidered sideboard Scarf. Was o.
Now %.
2Hand-embroidered Bureau scarfs. l was $40.
Now S. was 81 Now e. So
Hand-embroidersd Table Cover. Was $40 Now
~.
HAnd-drawn Tea Cloth. Was ss. SO. Now a..
Flower Baskets. Were SOC. Now 20c.
II e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

WOODWARD LorHRor
1OrH 11rH AND Srs NV.
SPECIAL Po1srs Or INTEREST Ar Oun STORE
TEE SILK LOON liz OprRAr1oS
yd. mhwsel-F s.bundius to ]
Tzr OpHsso Exhibition AND IxroHrAxr SALE
ssuasn
ao&
HE THREE DAYS SPECIAL SALE Or SILVER WARE
incl
Wilcox SnvrR-PLArr COMPANY MrnmEs BRrrASsA COMPANY
SIMPSON, Hall Mn1rn & Co.
WEDDING II y
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SSs sHSSS kkkk M f. WV"
II II Il X = M ZEE W w ssss
e. 4 # II
bDD a ii LII
+ ZEE TIT TIT ZEE RRR
h1 HH e + + EErr I III / =
LSSwwssrr Prizes Prices For Reynniissrr GiiSyss
We have made ARRANGEMENTS with the manu-
fscturers TO sell Reynier Gloves at less than
regular prices. Hereafter the prices Will be as
follows:
4-button ''Reyniers. 81. 75 per pair.
S-button 'Reyniers," e.. % per pair.
ASSSSaass T'RRs $1.25 GiiSSvvss:: FSSFF S5s

Remember we shall have no more Of the spe-
cial lot Of S-button Suede Mouscuetsire Gloves
after the present lot is sold. This will be your
last opportunity to secure 81 p quality gloves
for soc.
M .sniaSsns C. :rTisss Wee.
DO not fail to see our magnificent collection
of High grade Carriage Wraps. The collection
includes Beautiful. Tlumin ated Striped Cam
els Hair Oloaks. BrocaAei. Siis lined and
Fur-trinmed Cloaks. Superb M.telssse Closk..
Novelty" Plaid Cloth Cloaks. nsore silk lined
and fur trimmed. Also large and handsome
variety OF Fur-trirraed Cloaks.
Notwithstanding their beauty. very reason
able prices prevail. ranging from s27 so to
SIPS.
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OuR "S.rrrrrs.-


- LADIES' BRIGHT
Sc N DoNGoLA BUTTON
S-.oo BOOTS. with OperA
Toe and Patent
leather Tip an q -
Plan Common sense
Toe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

A small lot Of Yellow Roses. Reduced to Csc.
bunch.
A small lot OF Felt Hats Reduced to 5Oc;s
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-22
Some -Old Iron" from Cuba.

Two very rusty andver ancient look
ing cannon, which look as if they had
been buried several centuries, were
taken off a freight train at the Fort
Wayne depot yesterday. They were IN
mounted and were boxed up carefully.
The two pieces We're consigned to the
Worlds fair and listed in the way bill
sent to the custom house as scrap iron.
This scrap iron" came all the way from
Cuba and goes to make up what will
probably be one of the most interesting
exhibits at the Worlds Columbian ex-
position.
The two old cannon were secured by a
United States naval officer detailed on
Worlds fair service on the site of an old
abandoned Spanish fort on one of the
West India islands. 1t was on this
island which history and tradition says
the son of Christopher Columbus built a
fort to repel invaders, and the two can
non were said to have been part of the
armament of the fort. The guns were
made in Spain and brought over in one
of the vessels attached to the great navi.
gators feet. The valuable relics viii
probably be part of the government
exhibit at the fair.-ChicagO Times.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-22
Relief Map OF New York State.

One of the important exhibits of this
state at the Worlds fair will be a relief
map showing each city, village and en-
tire canal system, the rivers, churches,
institutions of learning, etc. The canal
system, Niagara falls. Hudson river,
etc, will be conventionalized. The
county lines will be defined, the heights
of mountains above the sea level and
bodies of water will be accurately
shown. The map will be on the scale OF
one mile to the inch, and will enable the
observer at glance to see the topog,
raphy and geography of the state.-Al
bany Journal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-22
The Daily E19ht.
MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1892.
A Valuable Founding.

At the railway station of Fuente-
Palmera. near the town of Ecija, in An
dalusia, man whose face was half con-
cealed in slouched hat approached the
station master and handed him box
and an open letter. Then the mysterious
individual went away. The official read
the letter, which was without signature.
It simnly informed him that he had just
received a present. He Immediately
opened the box. and was astonished to
find that it contained Il newborn baby,
richly clad. A switchman who was
present took pity on the little thing and
offered to adopt it then and there, and
the station master was glad to get rid
of it The switchman took tihome TO
his wife. She was delighted with the
present, and while undressing it letter
fell ont of its, clothing upon the floor.
This like the one which the station
master received, was also without sigma
ture. Ii was as follows: Whoever
takes this child and cares for it will be
happy" When the good woman's sur
prise was over she resumed the work of
undressing the baby. During the opera
ton heap,of bank notes fell from its
clothing upon the floor. Husband and
wife carefully picked up the notes and
counted them. They footed up the
handsome sum of 5000 francs. Now
the station master wants that baby, or
rather that money. but the switchman
won't give it to him, and suit is pend
ing in the Spanish courts.-San Fran
cisco Bulletin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-22
Treatment for Oyerheated Horses.


DR.. Zuill says he believes that in most
cases horses are exhausted from brutal
indifference on the part of the driver
more than from ignorance. On hot days
he says horses should be watered at short
intervals with all the water they will
drink, and their heads frequently bathed
with cold water. If the horse appears
to be much exhausted fifteen or twenty
minutes rest in shady place will often
afford sufficient relief. If at the end of
this time evidence of exhaustion con-
tinues, nothing will give more prompt
or efficient relief than to battle the en-
tire body with water. In NOR extreme
cases, when the exhaustion is complete,
the animal must be secured so as to pre-
vent him from injuring himself until he
can be removed in an ambulance, and
in the meantime ice should be applied
to his head and ice water to his body tC
reduce the temperature. Stimulants in
the form of alcohol are indicated, but
should be used with the greatest care,
and always under the supervision of a
veterinary surgeOn.-Philadelphia Led
ger,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-22
A Gas Burning Crate.

In house stove introduced in Eng.
land the CRATE is swung on trunnions and
can be reversed. After fresh coal has
been added at the top the reversal is
made, and the green coal is thus brought
to the bottom in an easy manner. By
this means the gases from the coal, pass.
ing upward through the red portion OF
the fire. previously at the bottom, are
almost entirely consumed before reach
ing the chimney.-New York Journal.
Without its atmosphere, which serves
as a coverlet to protect it against the
fearful cold of space, the surface of the
earth would be frozen like that of the
airless moon.