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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-21
V6ndese en- todas las

dc cuanto 50 deja dicho. v6ndese On todaa las
boticas.
Un caballero pide un periodico IN ven
dedor y le do nna peseta para que cObre.
NO teDgO cambi0 va me pagara usted
ma1lana.
- 81 me muero esta noche7
Bah la p6rdida no seria muy grande.
81 Sr. don Carlos B. Meltg, es 81 agente On
esta Capital de Ia reputadisima Compafta de
SegurOs de Vida El Sol del Canada, asociaci0n
que por Ia regulartdad con que atlende q sus
compromises por Ia seriedad de sus tran
sacciones, goza de justa reputation on t0das
las naciOnes clvilizadas del mundO.
iQuiere usted que 10 amen Las ni1as qua
pas Coma usted en- La CGtGlGsa0 y Sc v0lve-
Ta un Tenorio sin Querer.
Regane usted su mujer. Dfgale que pue-
de cOnserYar su alfOmbra tina de estrada para
los dOmingOS vlerneS santos, cOmprandO para
el diario una de las de yute en- Ia casa de los
sres. Armas Jimenez On La Gran CaHGria
Cruz II y On La El ferG, Fortaleza "a.
s1r> Oasas Qse sevecoNje,sdaa 50 Ell BUEN
GUST0, un0 dc los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluquer1a de Ia Capital.
Ry0pjetGSjO J. APPELLANTS, San Justo, nd
nero 16.-Perfumerta extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados. -Esmero lmpieza.
CHARADA.
Seg4,da cwGtyO, de t0d0,-vale mas prime
RADIOS que tres cMGrtG y con Ruperto-ha dos
meses So oaso : FL marido es dos terceyG-Se
gss,sd0 en- MazarambrOz ;-tercjG- SegussdG la
chica -est8 teycjG CMGytG dos cu0rt0. Pnes
81 Ia tres cHaty0,-l que sea todo por Dios
- CGSGs Qsse ae Yec0nsiessdGse LA Far
macia Central del Lcdo. don Manuel Torres
Borgess. establecida On Rio -piedras, por Ia pu-
rexa de gus drogas importadas de los principa-
les centroa de Europa de America por Ia
perfection y esmero On Las presoripoiones "a
cultativas, p0r los preoi0s sin igual al alcance
dc todas las fortunas, despachandose 10 mismo
por 81 dia que durante Ia n0che
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Propia para estab|ecimientO

Sc alquila una casa dc. .esQuina, los setos
esteriores de MADEIRA, los del patio y colindan-
tes de material az0tes, con aparadory y mos
trador y gibe, Gale del Concrete ndm. IL, es.
Quina q Ia del Roble en- Rio o-piedras.-Se vende
an trapiche americana todo de hierrO OyOsscher
NGsns. 2, casi nuevo, tambOres de As centime-
tros por 80 y 25.-Palmitas de COCO para trans
p'antar.-F. Ramos. 81
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k0ticias de la IsIa

Nos dicen de C8guas, que el incendiO Ocu
rrido 81 domingo On 81 barriO Bor1nQuen en- 10
caaa prOpiedad de don NicOmedes Torres, de
que dimns euenta y en- el oual incendio pere-
Ci6 Qlemada la dueia de Ia casa, 90 calcula
que se pordierOn mas de 10 mil pesos en- me-
calico. Cause Ia oorh sgraoion dicen, el hsber-
se iD1amado una lata de petr6leo al extraer de
ella 81 liquido necesario para el alumbrado.
-.
Segdn reza una relaci6n publicada por La
Opinion de San German, hasta el II del CO.
rriente. habia recaudado On Ia Isla para las VIC
de 81 223 So. Ademas> 90 .habian distribuidO
por separado las coleotas hechas por varias To-
gias maa6nicas individuos particalares.
-.
Dicen de Caguas que quedo muy lucido el
bale que tuvO lugar On aQuel pueblo el II del
corriente. Para 81 que SO dispoDia para aver
10 habla tambi6n mucha animation.
Las personas que On Ponce dese6n ad-
qu1rir las novelas M0rgGyjtG, La EssgWtdd0 del
1f0ssvSG q EI TesOrO de O0freS5, por el DR.
Franck, pueden sOliCitarlaa On el almac6n de
mdsica librOs de DON OLYMPIC OterO, Gale
de Altoona ndmero 7.-Allf, como aQuf, valen
Con cargamento De itsssjo ha entrado aver
en- Ponce 81 bergantfn naoional Cecilia,
EsoriDen de AiDoniitcs que no hay sellos de
correo para Ia venta pdblca On aquel pueblo.
Dtcen de San German que hasta el II del
Corrtente habian contribuido las logias mas6ni-
cas- DC la Isla, para Las vlctimas del incendio de
Sa0ana .Grande, con Ia suma de $615 55 cen
tav0g.
De MOntevideo ha entrado en- Ell puerto de
Ponce 81 bergantfn espafol Aggptto con 266.5OO
al
doDpachadO 81 vapOr ESp0550 cOnduciendO para
diterenteS puertOS de Ia Peninsula, 426 saoos
cafe pesando 33.912 kil0s y $3.50 sacos aztcar
con peso de COL 6s8 kilos.
Nos escrlben de Areoibo que 4 causa de
hallarse enferma Ia distinguida sonora de nues.
Sro amigo don jose de Diego. presidente del
CentrO acord6 suspender 81 bale de confiansa
que debi6 verifcarse On sus salones el domingo
uo pascuR. aaszwr
Nos esCrlben de Ponce que no contando
con reCursos propios Ia Sociedad de Auxilios
mutu0s ~ PT0gtesO, establecida en- aquella
playa, acOrd0 Qu0 Cada SOCiO COntrihuyera con
10 que le fuera possible, y que estOs ademAs,
lmplOraaen 10 caridad phblica para aliviar I'M
tantO l&s viCtimas del incendiO de Sabana.
Brande. Este aCto he sido muy aplaudido en-
Ponce, pues 10 diCha SoCiedad no solamente
COncede benefciO & suG asooiados cuando en-
ferman mueren On la localidad, sino que pide |
sus sOcios imploren Ia carload p1blica para
eDjugar las l6grimas sjenas. El domingo de
Pascua Las c0misiones del Pr gyesO que re |
UOrrierOn laa Calles de Ponce recogieron so pc |
sos entr0 lGs Glasses mas pobres la coleCta si- /
que On favor delos que llOran en- Sabana. grande.
Dicon do uAeuas que las Aeatsa rellgiosaa /
qe eamana eents yssgleeyoa muy luS!dal ] o. |
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lemnes On aQuel pueblo que, de cate modo, de-
mOstr6 el aprecio que les merecen 81 pArrOco
y Coadiutor de aquella iglesia, cura y coadjntor
que han sabid0 captarse las simpatias genera
les. Sc calcula due mas de mil personas
asistieron Ia procession del Vlernes Santo.
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oECC1UN DE AN UNVlOo
ATBNCION

Una familia que ha de pasar los msses de
Mayo y JUNO On la Capital, alquilara alguna de
las casss que dejan temp0ralmente ahora las
familias que pasan el veranO en- Santurce. In
formara Ramon Carbon, FJrtaleza %. 81
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20 San Francisco 20
Ab LENTINI &c Go. nU

Cajas con perfumerts y neceseres para COS.
tura.
Perfumerla fina aqua para 81 Tocador.
Mufecas y juguetes para ni19s y nihas,
Caias con diferentes juegos de sociedad.
Portamone1as malta de plata y piel hna.
GRANTEES mitones de seda. negros y de
colores.
Coronas azahares eueltos para n0vias.
EspeiOs de una y tres lunas.
Esponjas, cepillos para ropa, cabeza =
dientes.
Gran variedad on corbatas de Ultima moda
Bastones do mandO y para nin0s.
Azsfates plateados, nickel y MADEIRA,
Clntas de seda de todas classes preciOs.
Bo'sas de mano, grandes pequenas.
Esoopetas de salon, carteras, petacas y
boqnillas.
Juegos dc copas de CRYSTAL fn0.
COrs6s fnos y OrdinariOs.
Med:as oalcetines dc hil0 de Escocia.
Abanioos de todas classes.
Refrigeeadoresy depositos para helar aqua.
N Escribanias, tim bres, pisa papeles y plumas
"A buns y marcos para retrat0s, media
uOneg.
Cortaplumas, navajas y t jeras fnas.
Maletas, neeeseres de viaje..y p0rtamantas.
Gran varledad en- alhajas, de orc gal antigado.
Relojes de todas classes y precios.
Infinida de artfcu!Os para adOrno de saIa.
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Attention

Un Monsieur oOnna.ssanG fond i espag-
mol ct i anglais, ct au coursnt des sffaires
commerciales, desire trouver un emploi o1 ses
commissioners pOurraient 6tre utihs6es. s.
adresser par lettre 4 < Il. au bureau de Ia
POste. Santurce. 16-2
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Ell lfamoso VINO DE TORO, adquiere oada
dia mas fama en- esta Ciudad y On los pueblos
nmftrofes.
Es un articulo recomendable que todo el
que 10 prueba 10 sOlicita.
ACBITUNAs NEGRAs VERDES en- garrofo.
mes, acabadas de recibiry & 35 centavos el ga
rrafon.-JAMoNEs GALLEGos superiorfsim0s y
treSCOg 80 centavOS lUs 46O gramOs
solicitense estos articulos en- Ia Gale de
Tetuan ntmero SO.
1877 TrigO, Civjdgsses d 90.
CerecedO HerlnanOs Co o,-'os agente del
vino superior RiberGs del DaeS0, -acah an de
reoiblr ia mar de cosas buenas, entire elias re.
molachas II escas, higos de Smirna, jamones
ga'legos uDas longanizas de Vich que no ad-
mitea c0mpetencia
Para las caspas ma'ignas para toda clase
de erupsiones outaneas Ia Lccj6ss AAtibeypetica
del doctor Montes Diaz, es un remedio cast
infalible.
AI&A6aN D1 GUs16A
DH OLIMPIo OTHRo, ATo0HA N: T. PoRoR.
Mts1ca para piano dos manos,
LecOcQ LA Fila de Mdme. Angot -. $2-4O
M0rQWes-Rl Anilo de Hero ..... 500
16ens.-El Reloj de Luc e-na. eco
Para pedidos en- la Capital, D. J. Gonzales FONT
EN- BUENA LID.-La favorable acoeida
que el ptblico en- general ha dispensado desde
80 llegada esta Isla la manteQuilla exQui-s
sita de Dinamarca en- pote amarillo de Ia casa
L. e. BRUUM de Copenhague, ha aido objeto de
pOmpOs0s anunci0s mas menOs intenciona-
dos, con 81 fin de perjudicar 81 desarrollo, cr6.
ditto lama, que Ia misma ha adQuirido
Hoy no existe 81 mas peque6o pueblo de
esta Isa donde la MGssteQssillG d0ssesG de ByNans
no sea preferida cualquier otra marca, Ia
mejor prueba de 81 bondad es que no hay fa.
bricante algUno de este articulo que venda en-
Ia Isla un ntmer0 tan considerable de- cajas de
manteQuilla.
Recomendamos solamente al pdblico, que
siempre pida MGssteQajllG DGsaesG de Ia marca
BrSsMns.
81 ptblico es 81 jue3 mas competente para
decidir cual es Ia mejor, Ia mas pura Ia mAs
superior. Nosotros no deoimos mas.
1913 SObrjssO de TetiTG a Co
Los descuidos de Ia hamRnidad vj6non 4
ser origen dc graves males muohas personas
padecen do Afeocionea reum6ticas, iaQueca
y dolores de cabeza pur no proper.
ciOnarse una botella dc Alcoh0ladO Gagel1, Gu
70 remedio % infalible evita continues pade.
cjmieutos. Los que no se han de1ado dOrninar
por 81 abapdqno, pueden acredItar Il yeracidad |
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VARlHpAnHe

Compre usted 10 que necesite para su des-
pensa-si quiere conner bien-en el estableci>
miento de los Sres. sobrino de Lu1ha y Co. ALI
es donde se vende el vino de Logrolo, el me-
jor de todos los tintos que SO importa Puerto
Rico.
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4 los cOnsumidores de cox

Habi6ndose arreglado el impuesto de con.
sumo sobre el carbon Ok, Ia Fabrica del Gas
continuar6 vandiendO el COX al mismo prsoIa
DO antes, nueve pesos p0r t0helsda para arfis
Da tOmada "a q u1is1o dia y memories oan6Is
dadas 30 centavea 90 ntal 81 contado. s.sn
Juan. PneEte- Rioo, 90 de Narso de 1884,
ssosoza = =, s Ae
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Vino de LogronO

bVU EUA0 UG III h1JV6
GStGs go ANgSej0ss0, Rj0iGI
UOsECHA DE 1889
Esta excelente vino ha sid0 analixadO cien
tfficamente en el Laboratorio Qufmico Munioi
pal dc esta Ciudad, J On vista de Ia proporCio-
aalidad nOrmalldad do aus c0mponent6a prin-
cipales, tue declaradO Vs4s0 6tse,s0 exesst0 de
5sssDssresGs nocivas la alRd. Ell certlficado
que atestigua Las excelenciaR del VINO pE Lao
aRoto, 10 pos0en disposition de los que Quie
ran verlo. los nnlo0s agentes que suacriben.
S0brSss0 De LssjS0 a ca.
HLOe pr0oiOs por Cuakterolaa eon muS
m0dipoa, La decena dc botellAa vale g &C.
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Las entradas generates de la Nes0 York
Life zsss Co., de Ia cual es agente general On
Puerto Rico ell seflor dor. Luis Sanchez Morales,
se elevar0n en- 1890 a Ia enorme cantidad de
80 millones de pesos, mas de 81 millones pro-
venientes de premlos y el resto de intereses Y
alQuileres. Lease 81 anuncio On la secci6n CO.
respondents.
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Francisco R. de Goenaga

M6dioo Cirujano por Ia Universidad de
Santiago de Galicia, ofrece sus servicios calla
dc San Francisco nfm. ~. Julio
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81 AyC0NO5060 Q50t es un remed1O reoO-
mendable. Cada bote'la acompana un panhe-
to que explica los usos para que sirve ell me-
oamento.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
FIRE AT ROCKAwAY BEACH.
Two Lives Lost and One Hundred Building,
Desfroypd.

Two Lives Lost and One Hundred Buildings
Destroyed.
Over one hundred dwellings were burned and
two lives were lost in fire at Rockaway Beach
yesterday-the most disastrous fire that has
ever visited the Long Island coast. The loss is
over 5000, 600. The FIRE broke out in the Sea-
side Museum, near the beach, and it was there
that the loss of life occurred. Mrs. Phillips
and her six-year-old daughter were burned.
The high wind carried the flames to the neigh
boring frame buildings, and across Sea-
side avenue to Meissner's Hotel and
to Meissners shooting gallery and
carousal. Almost simultaneously Seamen' 9
Hotel caught fire and within five minutes after
the flames broke through the roof Of the
museum the fire began to eat its way in all
directions. In succession the flames attacked
the other hotels along the beach and on both
sides Of Seaside avenue. Among the principal
buildings burned were Collins Hotel, Murry l.
DATES Grand Ocean Hotel, New York Hotel,
Peterson L Barry's Hotel. Meyers Hotel,
pavilion and pier; Columbus Hotel, F. Roach's
Hotel, annex Of Wainwright Smiths Hotel,
Wainwright 4 Smiths pavilion. Burchell's
grocery store, Rumpson's Hotel, Kruze's Hotel.
DIR. Pulls drug store, Peterson's pool room and
the Globe Hotel, the fire tower, the electric
light station and Garrison's Hotel, and, on the
beach. the Hotel Stuttgart. Ocean House,
Columbia, Schuber's Hotel, Morrison's Hotel,
Grand Republic Hotel, Hotel AItemarle and the
St. James on the Boulevarde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
THE EVENING STAR BUILDING.
Mitchell Wants to Fight Corbett.

The officials of the Coney Island Athletic Club
are trying to arrange match between Corbett
and Jackson, but the former still adheres to his
determination not to engage in any more fights
for year.
Mitchell, however. still bankers after meet
ng with the champion, as will be seen from the
following cable dispatch from London received
yesterday: Charlie Mitchell has deposited a
forfeit of $4,000 and renewed his challenge to
fight Corbett for $40, 900 a side. the champion
ship of the world and the purse of $40, 900 Of
fered by the Olympic Club. He wants to fight
In February. Mitchell says Corbett must fight
him within six months or forfeit the champion
ship"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

The election of officers resulted in the choice
of Gov. A. G. Curtin of Pennsylvania as presi-
dent of the association. 1t was decided to have
Gov. Curtin as the permanent president. For
secretary Comrade Mccormick Of Philadelphia
was chosen.
At a meeting Of the reserves residing In the
city the following officers we're elected Presi-
dent Col. Woodward: vice president, Col H. B.
Mexican; secretary, Chas. b. Wood, and treas
urer, Mr.. Loan.
THE BUCKTAILs
The Bucktails first Pennsylvania rife re-
serves) held their meeting last night and elected
Gen. VIM. Ross Hartsorne. president; Col. F. F.
Kirk, Williamsport, Pa, vice president; Col E.
A. Irwin, Curwensville, Pa, treasurer; secre-
tary, VIM. H. Rauch, and assistant secretary,
Mrs. VIM. II. Rauch Mrs. Rauch has attended
all the reunions OF the Bucktails, and the asso-
citation went so far out Of its way as to elect @
woman officer.
The Bucktails claim to be the finest organ
lied regiment association of any in the coun-
try, They have a membership of 1922 men.
scattered in twenty-eight states, but so good is
the organization that no difficulty is encoun-
tered in getting the men to attend the annual
reunions. At the meeting 1t was decided to
hold the next meeting at Williamsport, Pa
The tenth Pennsylvania Reserves were ten
dered reception and tea at the
residence Of Col. John s. McCalmont. 1913
goth street. The men took advantage Of the in
vitation and large number attended the re-
ception. They had a good time and came away
well satisfied with Col McCalmont's hospi-
tally.
The second, fourth, fifth, sixth and tenth
regiments of Pennsylvania Reserves have asso-
Citations and they will all elect officers before
they leave the city.
William NJ. Taggart Of Taggdrfs Times,
Philadelphia, arrived this morning to attend
the reunion of the Pennsylvania Reserves. His
father was the colonel of the twelfth regiment
in that division,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
Convention of High Degree Masops.

At the annual convention Of the Supreme
Council of Free Masons of the thirty-third
degree of the United States, held at Providence,
T. l., yesterday, the attendance was large, en-
bracing members from fifteen northern states
and visitors from other jurisdictions. At the
morning session routine business was trans
acted and in the afternoon the delegates and
ladies were entertained at Crescent Park. In
the evening the thirty-third degree was con-
ferred on eighteen candidates. The conven-
ton will continue today and tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

MENTAL ORGANIZATIONS MEET AND CHOOSE
OFFICERS.
The headquarters of the Pennsylvania Re-
serves is at 1888 E street, and all members Of
the division ARE requested to register their
names at the above place. The reserves were
composed of twelve infantry regiments, one
rife regiment, Bucksais, one cavalry regiment
and one regiment of artillery. The whole
formed one complete division in the army and
were organized as such at Tenleytown, d. c..
in the early part Of the war They are well
represented in the city, over 5000 men being
here.
tives fell in line. and headed BY band they
marched to Georgetown to take the electric cars
to Tenleytown.
They stopped at the Willows for short
while and then proceeded to Fort Pennsyl-
vania. whore a stop Of considerable length was
made in order to give the comrades time to
indulge In "reminiscences.
BANQUET.
At 8 p. m. they reassembied at the Willows
and sat down to q collation.. The toasts brought
forth both joy and SORROW The first was.
and a state for every star" Then came,
''Pennsylvania: Foremost to sustain the
integrity Of the Union; justly styled the
keystone Of the federal arch,' which
ELECTED long and continued cheering.
The third toast, "Our old commanders, good
men and true, ;" was followed by The rank and
file Of the reserves; soldiersin war, citizens in
peace; in peace or war patriots ever" This
toast was greeted with much applause and
when the noise had subsidized the next toast WAS
given, which quickly squelched the merriment
"Our departed comrades; their monuments
must be in the hearts of the people; their
requiem the blessing Of the people," This was
the last. and after lingering a while longer the
men left the hotel, took the cars and in due
time reached the city. This was the largest at
tendance the reserves have ever had at a re-
union since their organization and all the men
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
The Andersouville Prison Property.

number Of the members of the Depart
ment of Georgia have purchased the property
where Andersonville prison was located. 1t is
the intention to offer this property as a gift to
the encampment. Last year the ehcampment
was presented with the house at Mt. McGregor
where Gen. Grant died. and that place is main
tanned at an annual cost of about 81 ,OOO 1t is
estimated that it will cost about the came an
nual amount to maintain the Andersonville
property, and it is probable that on account Of
the expense the encampment will feel obliged
to decline the gift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
Arrival and Departure of r. and d. Trains


Beginning September 10, 1892, and continuing
until September 81 inclusive, all regular and extra
local passenger trains on the Washington, Ohio
and is, and extra local passenger trains on the
virginia Midland DIVISION will arrive at and de-
part from Pennsylvania railroad local station, cor
ner Of 9Th and Maryland avenue southwest, WASH
ingtOn, ID. c.
All other scheduled passenger trains win arrive
senger station corner Of 9th and b streets north
west, as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.


PETITION FROM PRODUCE DEALERS.
petition bearing the names Of upward of
100 produce dealers at the Center Market has
been handed to he Commissioners praying that
they return to the old system of designating
spaces and that a capable person be appointed
to see that the regulations are enforced.
Mr.. Lyddaue has been appointed an in
spector in the sewer division at "a per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
WHERE POLITICIANS MEET.
What is Said in New York About the Out
look.

SENATOR JONES OF NEVADA CONFIDENT OF RE-
PUBLICAN sUecEss-sPEAKEB CRISP TALKS
ABOUT GEoRGIA-sENAToR ALLISON SAYS THAT
THE rAR1Fr ISSUE Is HELPING THE REPUBL1-
CANs-THE VIRGINIA SITUATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

With proper pride Columbia cried,
Fate has not used me NY.
There are. you see, no flies on me,
And likewise no bacilli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
Shot His Wife While Cleaning His Rife

Shot His Wife While Cleaning His Rifle.
Mrs. Edward L. Potter Of New Haven, Conn,
was shot and instantly killed by her husband
about II o'clock last night. Potter, who was
alone with his wife at the time. says be was
cleaning a rife when the weapon was dis
charged. He, however, has been placed under
arrest and will have to answer to the charge of
manslaughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
SHOOTING STARS.

"De man" remarked Uncle Eben. "dat ain
skeered to wear overalls ain in much danger Of
putin on pentenshary stripes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

SUBSCRIPTION TO THE STAR during En-
campment week. sent anywhere in the United
States outside of Washington, costs only fifteen
cents. 1t will be magnificent souvenir of the
EncamDment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

The postage on a sixteen or twenty-page STAR
is two cents Papers not having full postage on
them will not be forwarded by the Post Office
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
Postage on The Star.

The postage on sixteen or twenty-page STAR
Is two cents. Papers not having full postage on
them will not be forwarded by the Post Office
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

THE IRRESISTIBLE TENDENCY.
A little rain drop said "uood-bye.
From you dear cloud l go
To earth. because think spy
Some marching down below"
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