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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

New York rs anxious To prohibit the practice
of throwing paper in the streets. 1t is to be
hoped that this will not impair any of the man,
moth newspaper calculations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21
WEDDING GIFTS,

In great variety. Among the most accent
able that can he offered is one Of choice PORCE-
LAIN. RICH CUT GLASS or ARTISTIC POT
Terry. Hundreds Of others Just as appropriate
though. Silverware in handsome and proper
forms and useful and inexpensive COM
binations; Japanese goods. bric-a-brac. onyx
top cabinets. clocks. bronzes. statuary. lamps
and other desirable specimens Mt moderate
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

IL may be safely stated that the next time
members OF the American Librarians Assoei.,-
tion come 10 Washington that city viii have a
library of her own to call to their attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

There IL sose apprehension that people will
be Obliged to postpone being III ninth the DIFF
ferenees which have arisen in the Washington
medical profession have thoroughly quieted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

1t has gone On record thets Boston man blew
ont the gas in a New Jersey hotel and died.
The present Congress can point with pride to
the fact that this did Ma: happen in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

Boxes containing "a sheets of paper and "a
envelopes-WlilTE aud delicate tnts of PINK
and LAVENDER. with designs Of 'Fleur de
Las" and ''bowknot' in Gold Silver OF Green
II sheets of each design in box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

The edict Of the Massachusetts, legislature that
food must be sold with hquor will prove de-
eided stimulus ~ CRACKER ami cheese industries
in New England
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WASHINGTON SATURDAY. 2 1892 SIXTEEN PAGES

DR L1oHrH11L
OF 1411 ST. NV.
Respectfully refers to the following
TESTIMONIALS
From well-known and highly respected citizens Of
Washington:
CURE OF CATARRH
OF IA years. standing.
STATEMENT OF
Mr.. @. H. CHANDLER.
1ss3 Vermont ave.
WASHINGTON. d. C Feb 9. 1892.
DIR. L1GHTHILL.
14l1 st. NV:
Dear Sir 1t is with great pleasure that testify to
the benecent results your treatment in my case.
after suffering from Nasal Catarfh fourteen years.
attended with constant expectoraton dropping in
my throat, and am pleased to find that am cured.
Hoping that many others may be benefited 1
have been. I am.
Yours. very truly.
GEORGE H. CHANDLER.
PERMANENT CURE OF
DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGE OF
THE EAR.
CARD FROM
Mr.. T. z. ROESSLE.
Proprietor of THE Arlington"
1.-THE ARLINGTON"
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March q. 1880.
My Dear DR.. Lighthill:
gives great pleasure state that effected
remarkable cure of deafness and discharge from the
ears IN the case of my COUSIN Marcus c. Roesse. and
that the cure has proved permanent as it rad
cal feel sure that without your skillful aid my
cousin would have been deaf all his life.
Knowing of other in which you have been
equally successful cheerfuy give you leave to refer
to Inc at any time. and hope that your practice in
Washington will prove distinguished success.
Yours truly. I. L. ROESSLE
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NOVELTIES IN STATIONERY.

HURLBUTS AUTHORS LINEN WRITING
PAPER-A picture Of LunVtsllpw. Emerson.
Whittier or Bryant, watermarked on paper and
envelopes. "A sheets Of paper and "a envelopes
in box.
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The American porser is now received with
cordiaiity IN Spain Itwould probably do their
hearts good If Columbus and Queen Issbeli..
could know about this.
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A RADICAL CURE.
BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.
STATEMENT OF
Mr.. c. NJ. CYPHERS

OF No. o07 G st. NV.
For fifteen years my wife has suffered more less
from bronchial asthma and the last three years
her case became very bad that she unable to
leave her room during the greater part of that tme
indeed. often confined to her bed.
Her physician exhausted every known remedy for
relief called in consultation throat specialist. and
even had the Koch lymph injected. but without any
material benefit. Hearing of DIR. Lighthill's
in diseases of the respiratory organ she applied to him
for treatment and happy state that relief
most promptly. From the very beginning marked
Improvement manifested itself, gaining from day to
day. Her breathing became natural. the troublesome
cough left her, She could sleep all night undis,urbed.
the distressing asthma disappeared. her buoyant
spirit, long depressed, returned avain, and she
feels now like her former self.
confirmed that this statement is Joyful news to
her many friends and hope will benefit other suffer-
from this most distressing dsease.
CHAs. N. CYPHERs.
May 80 1891
Since the above statement was given Mrs Cyphers
visited her former home and the seashore where
tofore she could remain even single day without
the greatest suffering from asthma but this time.
during stay extending a month, her visit
not marred by the return Of the slightest symp-
tom Of this distressing disease
A. P. LIGHTHILL, NJ. D.,
SPECIALIST
For the Cure of
CATARRH, ASTHMA, DEAFNESS,
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND
CONSUMPTION.
Can be consulted daily from to II and 10 at
his residence.
NO. lil1 X. ST. NV.
Consultation free. 1t
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oU may doubt a strange truth and believe . we'll
told fiction. Nill you doubt your own eyes,
But you haven't yet seen these Laces viii you tie.
fer your doubts until you hayey
81. 9S LACES FOR &c.
a demonstrated fact.D

On The Palais Royals special counters ON Monday
may be seen no less than 81. yards Of the choicest
Point d'Irelande Lace> imported this season.
lou need not be told that few can afford TO pay a. o.
yard for Laces that are not even silk and no wider
than 9and Il inches. The importer overestimated
the extravaganza Of even the American people and
thushis loss The Palais Royal as your agent, asks
due appreciation of this distribution Of Rare snd
Choice Laces. The tte has not occurred aug other
oiiv Of the United States
al o
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RArrs ExrERpRrsE.
12ii nth ST. 81.

REMNATIS; REMNANTs. REMNATs.
-, MAsH FABRICS WASH fABRIe
ZOO SaTs NoSeit ' hsr I'd and r Sai[' : our
1000 yards Bedford cordS. figured -. our,rice.
:: 600 Yards crere Cloth. -, our rrior. 5c.
1000 yards Llama Clu'h. l..isr. Our prise. n
900 yards Bedford Cords. figured. ls'sr. our
900 yards Fiaured orvandies. To-. our rrlce. sc.
80, ya ar3 hrrnrh Sa,in'N - ouI lrio. ".
.%S yari- Bsiiern, h.Tr on, Sl my a.
2.ON0 yards Ginrhanls. dr'~s. y. our uri,.-. =.
ZOO yars Gmghan hams S drs. I,sr 0ar our i Ti &
100 yards Arinina Cloth, Il. our prize. ~
1850 yards LiTht Figured fcrrsle. 1aaSt. Ear
600 ards Striped FIannelettes. l.,s6c. our pri..
= ooOyards Bedford Cord. figured. IOr. Our pric.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
1000 yards Crepon Cords. Tan and Dral~. 37l<
1000 yards Bedford Cords. Tan and Drafts. S5l<c
1000 yards serg~s. Tan aud Dr,i-. 3aSr. GU
500 yards cashrueres. Tan and Drals. DC. Or
loo yards Wool Plaids, l5c. our lrioe. sn<r.
2.OJD yards Cotton Cashnrres. l.,lar. our price
{. 900 yards Wool Challis is our f,ric,.. IIlSr.
2.nO yards Outing flann.l. l2isc. our prl'e 80
100 yards Cr.tonnes lsiec. Our price. "a.
2.on yards Figured Saline DraPrry, 25c. Our
ZOO yards Black ChaIIies. is our price. l0lr.
CREAM GOODS. CREAM GOODS.
900 yards Cream Cashm-r,-s. l,r. our prize. "a.
SDyar,ls cream Casinner,--. .,Jr. our iric-. 10
800 yards Cream Chaiis- IL. pur lsri.s-. lulsr
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS.
1000 yards Whit" Plalds. \. our IIi~e. -.
ZOO yards Mhite Plaias. iOc. oar priee. "A
20o yards White Stripes. leis Our prin.. ".
3,tpl yards White Plaids, l.sse- Our tri,t.. ~
2.OU1 yards White India Lawn. -. oar Prise &c
2.WO yards White India Lawn. lur- cur I,ritr ,a.r
ss4c.
1000 yards White India Lawn lsr our Irics>s.r
1000 ards White Striped Mulls. l2Asc our ri,'e
$40.
1000 yards Fruit Loom Bleach Cotton. To-. Our
price. 40.
-. 600 yards Dwight Anchor Cotton. Ioc. Our ice.
b;
1000 yards Pride West, l2l<c; Our price. "a
ZOO yards "a Bleach I-quot. lic. our pr1OepSr.
ZOO yards 81 Bleach h.uuot. 2-s,. our price bsc
ZOO yards 1914 Bleach Pequot NJ Iric. -
BLACK GOODS. BLACK GOODS.
1900 yards Black Striped Mulls. lOc. Our pee,
:. 900 yards Black Striped Mulls. l.., Our pre,
Z. 900 yards Black Plain Grenadines. lc. our pre,
o..
1000 yards Black India Lawn. liz. our price. l.
Rarrs ESrERpRrsE.
l24l llTH 81. 81,
Leader low prices. myaO3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

In editor inquiries what T~mmany has done.
The accusation seems to be that it has done
Eog York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21
THINGS To THINK ABOUT Now.

Floor and Stair Linens. Wire Screens. Wire
Doors Mosquito Canopies. Tsriatane for cover
ing Chandeliers. Pictures. Statuary, &C., Fur
nture Slip Coverings. Moth Preventives. Sum-
mer Hangines and Draperies. Bamboo and Bead
Portieres. Bamboo Furniture. Straw Porch and
Stoop Seats, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

ONE, TWO OR THREE INITIALS
Engraved On orr hundred sheets Of paper. in
Red. Zine, Yellow or Black, with one hundred
envelopes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

The vomen's suffrsgists Of Kansas should be
ssse 10 provide that state with favorite
daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

Some Of our statesmen might with profit try
the experiments of giving less political art
Asd VI admitting the aesthetic variety duty free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

The New York Hcrd has dispensed with it's
-Dont' FOR the present and is now conducting
a"Bsvsrs' department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21
SOUVENIRS For GpnnMsMEN

Scarf pins, studs. cuf buttons, match safes
pocket books, cigar Cases, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

IL really seems that the fact that the Weather
Bureau nine was booked for a base ball engage
ment this afternoon might have assured less
rain for today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21
Half PRrcE PARAsoL Covers

Prices range from ;}9c. TO 81 each. Those at the
lower prices may not be quite 30 per less than
usual but those At the higher prices Tess than hay
pT'o' See the Hand-run silk Lace Covers at - each
the same quality and amount Of work in the Hand
run Lace scaris and Fchus bought in the regular
way anG can't aort 70 sell at less than BIZ 20 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

Stationery Department.
First hoor.... 18th st. buildiny.)
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Sc1ArrcA
COMPLETELY CURED

Augusta Evening News. Jan. 20. 1892.
ing News in discussing
healing agent alluded to
the Electropoise, and
S asfn1 Hats and Saen "G Il.
cures that the reputation
of the little Instruments
now echoing all over the
A we'll known case in
pleteIy cured by the Flee
tropoise. and the follow
ing interview from such
well-known, reliable and
PROMINENT man as Presi.
the sibicy Mill must
deeply impress if not en-
tireiy convince all who
willing to give his testf-
%S eWs about fs 'h the f Eieetrn'
pOise. He said he had
been great sufferer from
the sciatica for nye years
before he began using the
Whole ' years he had not
been free from pain. and
at times the seiatic pains
We're severe that he
would jump out of bed
in his sleep and awaketo
ind himself ON the noor
in great agony. He spent
for special medical treat-
ment. and was siNty-seven
times cauterized with
white hot non ON different
parts Of his body. The
treatment was almost
terrible the sciatica it.
self and when he read that
apsrtner OF General Alger.
the great republican poll
tician of Detroit, had paid
5000 and physicians
expenses out to California,
as his joyful reward for
cure from sciatica. he de-
termined to try the Elec-
troP9ise. , T., Ar.
been. Mr.. sibleyY''
"A year arc And you
ton before that time.
could not walk to my Office
Twas helpless and had to
go in my buggy every
Mr.. sibley's statements
are remarkable. but there
is no doubt Of their cor
RICHNESS, and the cures
are Endorsed By all physi-
clans who examine them.
The above is only the testimony of one
gentleman. We have similar testimo-
malls from hundreds Of others who
adopted the ELECTROPOISE without
any hopes Of being cured and almost i'm
mediately began to experience relief
from diseases Of long standing. The
ELECTROPOISE does Its work whether
you have faith or not. II is not looking
for compliments. Its business Is to
search out disease and cure it. We only
want you to follow our directions. use 1t
intelligently and regularly and it will do
all that is promised for it, and you will
sing peans of praise i'm its favor. Your
faith In the treatment will be born in its
results.
ATLANTIC ELEcrRoporsE Co..
1905 N. Y. AVENUE.
IN ALL DISEASES IT
AIDS STRENGTHENS CURES
1t YOU. YOU. YOU.
FLAxAsAxs Jrwrrnr EsrAsI1sHnE,
HAVE YOU SEEN THEM,
$50 Seventh street northwest. HLv
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SOUVENIRS FOR BRIDEsMA

SOUVENIRS FOR BRIDESMAIDS.
Brooches. bracelets, bonnet and lace pins,
rings. card cases, pocket books. fans. stamp
boxes bonbonieres, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

DEMANDS UPON OUR ENGRAVING DE.
until the snd of June. Let us have your orders
FOR INVITATIONS. &C.. now. that may
give as much time possible to their proper
execution. Only the best cork at moderate
prices. THIS We guarantee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21
SEAsoSABLE AND PRAcr1cAL
GARMENTS For WoMEs,s WEAR

Ladies' Percale House Dresses
skirt and plated waist. neat
patterns. Sizes 30 to "A. Very
little more than cost of mate
rial.
Ladies' Novelty Outing Cloth
Suits (plain skirt and Norfolk
plated waist; Tan, Ecru,
Brown and Blue. with tufted
stripes. Sizes .t2 to ~.
Ladies' Figured Sheer India
Linon Wrappers, tight fitting
backs and full fronts, wide
ruffie at bottom. Very neat
and cool. All sizes.
Ladies' Fine White Lawn
WRAPPERS, fail fronts of Swiss
embroidery and trimmed with
silk ribbons. All sizes.
Ladies Fine Linen Lawn
wrappers. new pate rms.
trimmed with colored elnbroid-
cry ruffie on skirt, absolutely
fast colOrs. All sizes.
Ladies' Figured Sea Island"
Batiste Lawn Waists, in NEAT
stripes, polka dots and fie-
ured patterns: plated back
and front, high sleeves and
faced cuffs. fast colors. Sizes
:fe to "A. 81 grade.
Ladies' Striped Cheviot
Shirt Waists. in neat pat
terms, fast colors, full
gathered fronts. plated backs
and laundered cuffs. Uusu-
ally sold for 81.
Third floor. lit
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YOUR NAME
Engraved on copper plate and fifty cards.
Mic
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News
ApRopos Or
JUNE WEDDINGS.
n Ews
WEDDING STATIONERY.

Correct forms and superior workmanship for
CHURCH aud AT HOME" CARDS. Also
ADDRESS DIES. CHESTS and MONO
GRAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21
ALL STYLES SUMNER SILKS,
INCLUDING
SOME VERY RARE B,Re,rSs.

1t is not often such staple goods sold below the
market value. that Ger bargains is ft
expression.
sIinch White japanese Silks. superior. yard
24inch Cream Crepe de Chine, superior. 30. yard
21-inch White Japanese Silks, 81 lality yard
21inch Cream japanese Crepe 81 quality yard
2einch Black Japanese Silks. superior.....0c yard
24inch Black China Silks, extra wide. Or yard
27-inch Black Japanese Silks 81 quality yard
24inch Colored Gace pongees 81 quality SIC. yard
24inch Colored Polka Dots So quality. yard
24inch Colored Wash Silks. quality .se. yard
2finch Printed India silks. superior. yard
21-inch Printed India Silks superior. 81 yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21
81 LacEs FoR 25c.

The Laces to match the above quoted. in widths
from to inches, worth from 1.Jc. 10 o.. 20 a
yard. Unfortunately but a few hundred yards. The
average worth is rather over than under 81 a yard
Choica for -, CENTS
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"MouKS1Se AND BLACK GooDs-

| STUDY YOUR INTEREST. BUY
WHERE YOU CAN GET THE BEST
ARTICLE for the LOWEST PRICE.
We always the alert to find
| SOMETHING NEW and DESIRABLE
and SUITABLE for the for OUR
CUSTOMERS. SEE SPECIAL IN
JUDGEMENTS OFFERED BELOW:
sV VEIEsa nF FfSk 75c
As SGSs t VEISe r Fine AktTSoL ST.
VfIEf Rtt sikE $125
Very n E sHEEE CLOTH LIGHT WEIGHT. S125.
40 @ IHIkSyEE GFss s,IT AND WOOL
42%GSo%u hh.fEItFhs s1k AEn WOOL
LsMR5FsEtkHs sbES bHR
4L-inch PRIEsTLEY's Silk Warp clarre.te. - L.
42''GGsiaai rr s'HsEsILEy's sii. WARP $l.25.
4OinIgIss rdRII 6ST ALL-wooL cHAL- 81
=
q inch PRIESTLEY's ALLwooL CHAL- TX,
w LIS CLOIH ..-.......................... &c
3S-ip2sshs PRIE IS SILK WARP TAM
4O-ipeh x FINE ,ALL-wOoL FRENCH
WARRANTED TO WEAR. ..... n L.
80 inch FINE FRENCH BATIsTE. ALL TX.
3S-ippsIhS FINE ERENcH nATIsTE,, SILK SO,
4U-nch ALL-wOOL FRENCH CREpON. IS /.
OO-inch ALL-wOOL FRENCH CREPON.. DC
1C-nch AIL:wOOL FRENCH GRENA- on
II DINE PLAIDS AND STRIPES..~...... QUO
~ DINE. fLAiDs AND STR sThIpE EsnNN DC
4OippsiHS EAt dHE3Rs FRENCH GRENA SOC
sAr FaEfsETSRuIFPE ES ST.
IL SATlN-STRIPED CHALLiS ............. L.
MOUNTAIN ISNIAT MEAn NoTiiiNG DET'TEE,2 X
OF did FABRiC fnr a t!sieainer" Dress. 81
REDUCED from q. 30. TO CLoSE............Sl
va PEIIE 4HF srs LsLK MINIS yeil,nS AID
SUMMER WEAR very LIGHT WEIGHT.
4Z-iuch. s-1Ncn BORDER. .............S 81 80.
4Znch. s-INcH BoRDER..... ~.
4Z-inch. HEMsT1TcHED, 31Ncu BORDER. 81.
4Z-inch. HEMsrIrcnED. s1NcH BORDER. 80.
Wells FROM So to $3.50.
SIZES 36x54 TO 4ax7o INCHES
{ E.. 4 4 II II / :: :: 6:
E #nss ! ! Hnf eoG c ##
E# HJ ! VI = i i Z aa G. il i
~. E E:nb HnE 90
sa44ss EBb FL Q 90 o.: a."
- YACHTING PARTIES mi
III ExcURs1oN1srs i
- Are advised to remove the
disagrseable feature of -
! ! their outings by supplying -
- themselves with |
plexiOn insurance, -
= ETHE PErRLrss:sss II
- 80 at
cE ia -
III e HAsDorrsr. :: " 49,
" 1t will both prevent and cure |
sunburn tan and f-eckles -
= and in other ways is invaiu-
800 able for the complexion. III
Ill You Can DEFY =
- The rays of the most scorch-
ing sun and enjoy all the out -
door life Won wish turinV the -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

ESPECIALLY Coop CAsDr-Gn1s.
Ever since we began to make
lee Cream asIecialty Of special CANDY
days" we have had an Immense
CENT CANDY. 1t continues
Plate. today, with the demand even
greater: Our O-CENT FINE
hosts Of friends. We want
every Candy lover to taste it,
and for this reason putting
up neat little sample boxes for
15 CENTS. Get Boa to TRY.
Gn1 & Sos.
Nodera Co'veetioners.
It Coz. l1rH AND F Sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21

Rssiproeisy spreads iu wings over Guasemala
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Cur Cur Cur CTR CTR CTR CTR
ssss ssss ssssss s
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4 GOODRICH. LAWYER. lsi DEARBORN
~. street. chcago. IN - year. -N,sFimr.. -
crry special facilities IN several states t.rirh IN
divorce, with laws Of all states, IA Iir,-s-
my2l tn. I'll. sly
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A. KAUFMAN.
800 Pa. ave. n. W.


THE MAN WHO NEVER MAKES
HIMSELF AGREEABLE BURIES HIS TALENT
0-p-1o--o---o- o---p----o--o--o-o--o
We shall endeavor TO maintain talent and be
agreeable 10 every one. that house will rcmain
one Of the principal SHOPPING homes for every buyer
in the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-21
u AVANAISE-
TTTTHE long counters piled with FLAN-
r
r NELs. CHALLIs. CREPE DE

CHIMES and JAVANAISE preach an
artistic sermon on comfort and fashion.
What busy minds must have fed
the shuttles for this seasons beauties.
How their thoughts and yours agree-for
your hardest task. as you stand before this
bevy of brilliant colors. Is uhich one to
take. AnyOne-and you won't 20 astray.
Anvone-and you will have bought Judi
ciously. We are close students Of effects.
We winnow the chaff--and put before you
only the richest and choicest fruits Of genius
toll.
These goods are standards a univer-
sal price. So we may not undersell any
body. But if you are bargain" hunter
you want To come here just the same. For
price is not the only glass to view them
through. Quality -eolor-design--x take
hand. OURS ARE CHEAP at our marking.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-31
LATE TELGGRAMS
aOiLe0 DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

d F. Jones murdered at Coun Gil
Bluffs for his money, aud the dead
body of one of his assailants found
near him in q dark alley.
Four employees killed and 80 hurt by
boiler explosion in mill at Corbeil,
France.
Accident to "Red Express" (yester.
day LIGHT was caused by cow and
calf in cattle guard.
Caiseon under East End Shreve.
port, La, bridge goes out, and the
span falls.
Clay King, for murder of Poison at
Memphis, is being being heard before
the supreme court at Jackson, Tenn,
on appeal.
The Gar visits William Thursday
of this week, but only in his yacht.
Germany is disapp Dinted.
Work commerc ID on Mexican In
ternational from Moncova to Sierra
Moiada.
Fulton iron works, part of H. m.
m md car works, DESTROYED by fire at
Sac Francisco. Loss $450,C00.
Wellington, Ks, visited with q
fe .rinl rainfall, flooding the IN.
r oied buildings and doing immei SO
d ,mage.
Deaths from cholera at Shrine! ar,
Cashmere, are $50 daily.
A perfect reign Oft rror prevails ia
fancy county, Mo.
Jackson, the c)lored fighter, knocks
Slavin out in ten rounds, at London
club.
The Louisiana senatorial deadlock
continues.
The Syracuse con invention is in ses-
sion. 1t is not known " neither it will
protest or contest.
France and Germany will send
delegates to the Monetary con ference.
Another raid on the Rustlers by
cattlemen is expected in Johnson Co.
Cloud burst floods the lead and
zinc mines ut Weob City, Mo.
Heavy hail breaks windows and
cuts CRAZY badln in vicinity of Sterl.
ing, Ks.
Wichita, Ks, reports two cyclones
In sight, one man killed, path of des-
truction very narrow.
Auvergne, Ark, struck by cyclone;
church and school wrecked and sew
eral injured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-31

1T rs strange that the moralists who
clamor for the closing of the Worlds
fair on Sunday do not see that the
opening of the buildings on that day
will be q means of grace to the thous-
ands who will be in Chicago over
Sunday. Having no homes and no
associates they will be Arabs, wan
dering aimless over the city and the
natural prey of the sharper of every
Kind. The closing of the exposition
doors on Sunday will he q perfect god
send for the Chicago saloons, gam
bling bells, the houses of easy virtue,
and every other iniquty. Instead OF
petitioning against the opening of the
doors on Sunday every church in the
land should ask that those doors be
thrown wide, so that the stranger in
Chicago who will not attend church
is not at the mercy of the caterers of
vice on that day. To close those doors
is q very short sighted arrangement
and not in the interest of good morals.
With those doors closed on Sunday
there will be more hell in Chicago on
that day than in the other six all
told. Be not righteous overmuch, is
good scripture and worth needing.