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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

"Ths bare statement Of tbs proposition that
our children are to be taught The history Of this
country, 10 whose formation their ancestors have
had tho chief hand by men who have been Bit
isry hostile TO everything southern ia sufficiently
startling 70 awaken sttention.--Bsgt0Sd Index.
Since no one has produced history
which is exactly fitted for southern school
purposes, it would psrhsps be well enough
70 see u we cannot revise and sbbreviste
Psscr GKxo's history with this view. so
far as be deals. with the war Of lssiJss-
real question, after ali-this would DO no
very dliheult matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

The Bristol Courier, the Marion Democrat,
and the Pearisburg VirginjGn favor the
election Of the Hon. JOIN A. BrcBANAN as
the representative of Southwestern Viz
ginia on tine bench of the Supreme Court
of Appeals.
The next General Assembly elects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

The friends of General II. A. Ayers, OF
Big-Stone Gap, are booming him for Gov
ernor with zeal and earnestness that are
calculated to make themselves felt in the
coming contest for that high Office. Ma
riOu Democrat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

One Of the most remarkable things in the
world Is the comPosure and resignation with
which the average mortal bears great calamity,
as compared with his rebellion against petty
grievances Norfolk Landmark.
1t is also remarkable how we'll We bear
other peoples ill-luck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Sunday schools and fair committees literally
Ttbor rC are any kind Of TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES,
or anything else conceived Ot TO please cnud
that we haven't got they are made IN another
world or, II the prices are less, NOBODY nh s
spoken about It. Have you been in at the grand
carnival? II not, don't delay longer. cary
purchasing does away with DISAPPOINTMENT;
Your purchase will be held Tor you anu deuyered
when you want it, shop in the early morning,
II possible, and avoid the rush OF the later hours
We mention few OF the many things to be
found on our counters that are usetul ana &C
ceptable gifts:
COLLAR AND CUFF-BoXEs.
JEWEL-CASES,
MANICURE SETS,
TOILET CASES,
SMOKING SETS,
BROOM-HOLDERS,
WRITING-TABLEIS,
LEATHER TRAVELLING-CASES,
SHOPPING-BAGS,
POCEET-BOOKS,
CARD-CASES
CHANGE PURSES,
CUFF-BOXEs,
ATOMIZERS.
PERFUNERY,
TOILET SOAPS,
CLOTH-BRUS SHE'S,
HAIR ORNAMENTS,
JEWELRY,
CUFF-BUTTONs,
SCARF-P1NS,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
MuFFLERS.
KID GLOVES,
MEMS NECKWEAR,
NIGHT-SHlRTS,
DRESS SHIRTS,
LADIES SILK SHIRTS,
LADIES KNIT SHIRTS,
BLACK DRESS PATTERNS,
COLoRED DRESS PATTERNS,
LINEN TABLE SETS,
| TRAY AND LUSCH-CLOTHS,
TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS,
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES,
WRAPPER BLANKETS,
LADIES' RUBBER GOSSAMERS,
| LADIES' AND MEMS MACBINTOSHES,
| FUR CAPES AND MUFFS,
| LACE And CHENILLE CURTAINS,
| PERSIAN AND WILTON RUGS,
| SMYRNA AND MOQUEr RUGS,
| FUR RUGS AND HASSOChS,
| MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
! PIANO AND BANQUEI-LAMPS,
SILK AND LACE LhMP-SHADES,
| JAPAN -SE DISHES AND FANCY DESIGNS
| SILVER AND WHITE METAL TRAYS. kTC
| DIID G'VNTAC EIET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
MONDAY NIGHTS PRO

Come and enjoy the treat. Glad
to see you e; TO have you stroll over
the store at pleasure. There's no
possible conjunction to buy---of
course We'll be selling ; watch the
other folks buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Sunday Funerals.

The movement TO abolish Sunday
funerals in indianapolis Is said to bid fair
| 10 bs spcssssful We suppose this is to be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

We learn that Mr.. ]. I. Coleman, Of Mel
son, Will oppose Taylor Berry for the Sem
ate in this district, composed OF Amherst
and Nelson. --Ansls<rs Aer Era.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAIN.
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
BELOW WE


Embroidered Null Aprons. 2jc. apiece stamp
Ell Iray-Coyrr5 and Spla-hers, &5c. apiece; Bpi-
fer Scarfs, pc. apiece: Lace and Button Nd
Gloves, pretty assortment. az .1c. and - n
pair xtra-Quality Pig-SNin Gloves, sl pair:
Solid Gold Rings with stones. 4Sc. apiece: S'Nd
Gold Rinse VITA stones, 30. apiece: locNet-
Books a uice variety. at p, So, aUi s5c.
Look at the Water-Sot4l Fine Pitcher ana q
Tumblers. only sl.4S: Cake and FrIi'->tanis,
only 5Oc apiece Lunc -Ssts-Gue Damask Ia
ble-ClOth and Napkins o. match. worth "a, only
$3.50 a set Gloria Silk Umbrellas, nice handles,
size 20 inches, only 9Sc apiece; Fine line 81 M
brelas az 30, go ana $3.50; inner ones at 500
20 60. Large size Boys Ribbed Fssl-Back Hose,
1Oc. a pair Ladies' Seamless Hose m a variety
OF styles, only l2l6c. pair; Gen'lemens Night
Shirts az so, go. 7jc., and 81 apiece. pretty
assortment to select non.
Buttermilk Soap only Zee cake, or 3 ior
25c Windsor Ties, all six, at Il, apiece. The
prettiest Windsor Ties m the city a. @5c Gem
tlemen'B Teck and Four-iu-iland Scaris OF 20
ant 5Oc.-real beau iia-'.
Light and Dark Calcues at 90. yard. see
our line OF Chidren's Cashmere and EdeidoWn
ClOaks. Prices run from Sl.5O 20 s. apiece.
HandkerChiets OF every description, hem
stitched, cmbrodored, and cOlored bordered,
from &C. upwards. special qualities no l*isc.
Ask 70 be shown our silk handkerchleis ~ Joc,
tho best values We ever had-brOcaded, helm
stitched, and initial silk Numbers Ia profusOn,
rich patterns, AZ 81, really worth sl.jO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

There's only one requested don't
block the aisles ; keep to the right
and keep moving. You can reach
any counter comfortably by keep
ing this in mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

An work and no play makes
Jack a dull boy; so during the
week Wen vary the monotony.
PROFESSOR STEMS OR
CHESTRA will occupy the mezza-
nine floor, and from 8 to 10
each evening will discourse classic
and popular music. The programme
will be printed in the papers each
day.
HONnIU NICuT;C DIDO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
A CHRISTMAS GIFT
TO EVERY PURCHASER.

in our CLOAK DEPARTMENT for every day
this week.
To every purchaser OF CLOAKS OrlWRAPS for
ladies', misses, or children, Wa shall make spe-
cial discount Of 10 per cent. from the regular
prico until Christmas Don't you knew OF some
lady or miss that warm CLOAK for the cold days
would add moro 20 BIER health, happiness, AMI
ucBdy2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

It's hard to decide what to buy
for presents isn't it g.? Well, here's
an attempt to help you---We'Ve
divided humanity into six classes
Christmasly considered---and have
selected about the store various
things suitable for each group.
Then we've put the prices along ;
50 that any one can work out the
gift problem at home. ThereneVer
was such vast array of Holiday
Goods in Richmond nor were prices
ever driven so low. We've worked
many months to gather this stock,
and your appreciation is amply re-
paying US.
Children first at Christmas times.
OF course we've the trimmings for
the tree. Here's hints for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
The Nicaragua Canal


According to the Washington Post, the
bill 10 aid in the construction of the Mica
rSgua canal is 20 be bitterly opposed in
the House of Representatives. We are
not surprised: FOR. though We favor the
bill and have quoted Senator MORGAN and
Representative OATES, OF Alabama, 10
prove its constitutionallty, yet we know
that there are still so many strict con-
structionists IN Congress that 1t may be
difficult to secure the passage of the bill.
The expenditure is to be 800, 00O,O 900. For
our part, when we examine the Statutes al
large and fud that Congress has the
power 70 pass such laws as are many of
those there recorded, we cannot but feel
that the United States Government Is the
most powerful in the world. Certainly
the Nicaragua canal ought to be finished.
According 10 United States Fish-Com-
missioner MCDONALD. in Maryland in 1861.
2.lOi persons were directly engaged in the
oyster industry. The capital invested was
St697 3O2, and the value to the fishermen
Of the oysters taken was 1926, S66.
The results Of the oyster fishery in 1880
were i0.GOO.O 900 bushels Of oysters. valued
At Sl.7SO.476; in 1890. 10. 450.0s7 bushels,
having value of S4.s5i, l56. while in 1891
the yield was 9.945,O5s bushels. worth
$5,2).Ss6,
These figures considered alone do not
indicate very marked change in the oys-
ter fishery since 1880. but Mr. MCDONALD
says that 70 be rightly interpreted they
should be studied in conjunction with
other phases OF the industry brought out
BY the statistics.
IL is seen, for instance. that in order TO
prodIce 81 approximately similar. though
smaller. catch. e.7S3 and 1908 more fisher.
men were required in 1890 and 1891 re-.
Spectively, than were engaged in 1854
fact which as clearly as diminished out
put indicates the depletion OF the oyster
beds"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Books
FOR LITTLE FOLK.

Building Blocks, 12c. to 81.
Roller Organs, $500 10 IS.
Noahs ArkE.
AcrObata.
Wud-Mills
Stasles
Grocery Stores.
Church Chimes.
Supple-IRcks-
Kaleidoscope
MetalOphOn =. % 70 Toe.
horses and woolIy AnimaA
Banks.
Desks, 9sc. TO ss.45.
Children's Rockers.
High Chairs.
Soid-Goid Rings, Acc.
Gift CUPS. SC. % 81.
Heavy Silyer-Plate Cups, sc.
Books
Chlldrens Bible Stories illustrated by Dorel,
Ojc.
Halt Hours with the Bible, SOC.
Bible Stones lcolored pictures). 90.
Neither Goose. an elegant edition, 98c.
Mother Goose &c. 10 SOC.
EDgli,h Chattorbox. '92, SIC.
Lord FauntlerOy Chatterbox. S1.20.
ST. Elizabeth Chatterbox, eL20.
Picture Books, 4c. TO SOC.
FOR LADIES.
Pictures, SOC. 20 s15.
Picture-Easels, 25c. 10 $3.50.
Vases, from every country, 25c. TO ee; s5 to
$40, and up 10 $50.
Table Jarlinieros, nickel. sl.e4; porcelain,
S2.25 20 s7.bO.
Bronzes, $3.50 to s5, $3.50 to s25.
Cut Glass, pretty pieces from
SOC. to S24.6o.
Princess Lamps, SI.35 to $3.50.
Cups and Saucers, Ioc. TO $3.50.
ROCKIN G. CHAlRS---Every
one reduced 20 per cent?. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
GIFTS For GIRLS.

Jointless Dolls, TO- 81. 80, 80. G0c., 81. s1.25,
Sl.44, 1925 20 $500. aud up 70 SO.
Sleeping Dolls, %, 81, 43, SOC. ~ Sl.44 and
S2.2j, and up 10 $500 aud slo.
Rubber Dolls, 3 20 SOC.
Dou-Corrages, -. "a, 80, Zoe, 81, then any
vhers 10 go and 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

/ III So
White MuTs, csc.
Sets, sI.25, t2.6s, $3.50, 1913. and $3.50.
LEGGlNS, Soc, sl.1O, and SL2j.
THINGS FOR BOYS.
Tool Chests, 10, %, so, zoe, 81, SL25, up to
Boats, rugged, ., 25 SOC, and up to s9.os.
Guns, >, 10, ., 80, 75c. 81 for Air-Riae.
Swords, 10, 2Jr.
Sluug-ShOts, 81.
Horns, 4, o, 10, II, 25, and mp to 40c.
Drums, u, %, 50, s.. %, 500. 10 $3.50.
YELoCIPEDKS, s2.20, $3.50, s2.05, 1925,
1878.
wheelbarrows, %, 80, 7jc., andsI.
ROCK ING-uOkS and Oscillaung-Horses,
l,sl.2j, $50, 81, $2.2J, and up TO $40.
Sboo-Flies, rocking and oscillating, 75c. 70
wagons and Goa,-Carts, 10, %, IS, 90, 6oc.,
20 $3.50 and $500.
sLE0S, 90, G6c., sl.25, s1.36, and $3.50.
some sleds, some toboggans.
Soldier Uniforms,
Locomotives.
Steam Engines-nearly gone.
Mechanical Toys, Poe. up.
Pistols, Sc. to 25c.
Horses and Wagons.
Magic Lanterns.
Printing Presses with type, also to $3.50.
Typ9Triter, 30.
Saw and Back. 4Sc. % Soc.
T0u-Pins, 81 ana less.
BILLIARD aud P0OLTABLEs-balls and
cues-Sl.2J 10 sc.
Relns, loo 10 81.
Books.
Adventure Series, volumes, $3.50.
Ohyer optic. g volumes, $3.50.
Zir-Zag books, STAG each.
Knock About Club books. sl.1S each.
Tom sawyer and Huckleoerry Finn, SOC.
each.
Pioneer Life, Red Mountains OF Alaska, and
others, Si.iS each.
LEGGINs, leather, s1.90, $3.50, and so.75.
IandkerchiOfs. Sc. TO Poe.
Stocking, l2I6 10 soc.
Gloves, kid, 30. Toe. and 81. Other sorts, o.,
%, 80, and DOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Writing. Desks Books
Writing Tablets Standard Sets au grades,
Work. Boxes Dickens Thack,rv
Work-Baskes, Lylton, ia.
Dressing Cases. Hugo. tc.. t.
Manicure Sets sLake-r'r c-,-,,
Manicure Trays, 70. ora ... u =
Illustrated Books 81 b
PocketBooks at prices 70 SUIT all;
Purses small sets from yo.1rs,-.
Combination Cases card and purses, F
Combination Cases with watch.
Gold Pens and Pencils,
Silver Pencils Toy Books.
Toothpcks Juvenile Books
Pen aud Pencil Sets Games
Fountain Pens, b.. r....
Pocket Knives t.t
Shaving Sets Have yoa seen
Travelling Sets, Crooknole AM
Game Sets, Mr. Io''
CigarCases, e..--.
Letter and Bil-Cases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Dou-Chalrs. 10, I9c., and sp 10 81.
Blreous and Wardrobes' %, 90, 70, SSc.' and
up ~ $500.
Ta6,es, 10, %, 80, Zoe, 81, s116, and sl.5O.
Pianos. ~, -, use, Sl.2j, 5l.50, $40.
Trunks, 90, 15c, 81, vi Sl.JO.
Kitchens, D 10 J5c and 4.
Ranges, 80 aud soc.
Kitchen Sets, ,. 10, -. and 800.
Washing Sets, %, %, aud csc.
Tea Sets. / 3, 20. 80, %, Toe, 81, and Sl.5O
upto $3.50.
Games, &c. % S1,JO.
Swings, -, 30. IJC. and sl.19.
Iricyclcs-seuts raise aui lower TO suit size OF
riier-s3.9S, $3.50, $3.50, $500, and $3.50.
Books
Any OF Louisa II. Alcott's. s1.1s.
Harriet MckeeVcr's, s. the set.
Illdegarden Books, Si.16 each.
Nassar Books, sLlS each.
Dove Books, J5c. each.
Cloves
Kid. 75c.; Cashmere 25c. Worsted. 10 and
Poe.
Shopping Bags for little girls, 25 and 4Oc.
Handkercnieis, 3, ., :, and up 10 soc.
Stockings 10. o. sl.JO.
Wraps, ~ TO $3.50. al Wraps are 25 to 81
per cent. under usual prices.
EurS---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

heading notices IN rcadinR-nattcr type, pVe
iiref or less. 81; ia nonparel loaded, 75c.
Carl o. rates for more space furnished on APP
yllcaiscA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
The Naws-GAthereT.

Peoples ill-luck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Anletfers ana kilograms must be addressed 70
9HE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Any suit Of BOYS CLOTHING in our house NJ
cost aud some less than cost. This offer i for
the purpose OF closing out BOYS CLOTHING,
as We cannot spare tqe room it occupies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WksHfNGrOS STEAMBOAT co. LIMITED.
w From 9Th u. FERRY" wharf
s..s.r x.s.ssia Q: s vow Tsursn,v
rsr Friday ~ Z; st,ri,y netHrDinF on Tuesday
DAY ~ Z ~ N srf IN saTrRntv ., m y w
Re.urnn. - WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at a m
ana on st1ADA1 ~ lo". m
spsctai sssss fer trips 20 the PICTURESQUE Lower Po
-. CIV. RIDLEY.
N2 Gen.r.l Mshs~--
TEE srEANrRs afoRGE LAW aNn w w
- coII far EIcurst0ns -ns ~ River L.rt.-ss
snd fnIpAY :. 1am- Pss-~nger and frsiThi &c.
,ySIsn '''' 4 " nIpp.ueH. .r-..
EaoRrRRse M0xRoE AND NORroIE
4 s''A~sn LADY ov TINE LsEt ana NosELEr
fsr-. ell 70: Ronnd tria -.
Prom wsshiugton. 9th q. wharf at Ss'cio~N = n
S.Ss From 2sroT cg SAy yss .sa sg,
nondeys, re>-d.ys. rhu-.davs, Fr.asrssnd sunfaya
Anivfnx IN EsshinTtnn NJ o'clo-k a M
Infoash neksss 10 New york. Telephone call. I1jD
MAaYLAnn AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 90
VI sTEAMEK sur 70, Baltimore and rsvss l>nG
sscsm@sd:sgns Oar ": !. ssitspr. - - ....:
sssy md n 81 e...t
1Andinvs. Al fseteht must De rrrpsid For full IA
'''~saee 's fR 2Hs ssss sRc spV ss.s..
fny2s-3m Tth 81. wharf or 90 p. Az.
NORFOLK vonTREss MONROE AND PORTS
mosth Va. Norsen, aud wsshins.an. v. q,
indfoS "a x6SioLk i.sy. every ass - N. 80 90
~ thro9sh s..sns ter ihe .euts ana ohoss 5ik
w 35i fnd Ay1 Pennsvivan.A sv-.
~ 'os o'hsss wa The M n,ipcc,.,.u,x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21

Bssoars Of iMitGtie~s, dilutions, and sub
sfituts Of Dr.. Piercs's 0e~ssins medicines, Of.
tered ct what pretend TO b "cut prices
For the ssouins thsrse ons prics, and only
the oAsapex uedicana you oan buy ct any
price. for II they fa1 to beneft or cure, you
have your money back. Yos pay only for
tie good yow 90
To prevent fraud and imposition by I'M
psindplsd dsalers thsse genuine guaraneeed
remedies szs now sold only through druggists
authcrizsd - agents, and olsoovs ut thess
lpug established pricn:
d. Pisrcss 0ol1an Medical Discovery tor
tAe Liver, blood and Lumgs), eL00. DR..
PircSh yAvorits Prescription (for wOtnan's
Pisassnt Psllsts (Ss t. Hvsr, sto1nanh and
bowels), Is csnts.
Refuse an msdicinm pufporting b - d..
Piarcsb o(Ksd - any oeisr pricaa 6uspio-
On naturally and ngitslly ATTACHES 10 thna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21

The Michigan republican convention met yes
terdsy afternoon at Saginaw, Mark s. Brewer
Of Pontiac presiding as temporary chairman.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster Of Iowa addressed the con-
vention In behalf Of . movement to organize
women's political influence clubs. The cOnven-
ton then adjourned until O'Clock. The night
session was short, ~ none Of the committees
were ready to report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21
ADVERTISING.

T SoS .ssI 70 1DyE.Iis IA aSlr EF5ISx9Tfi
o., 70 oUr0oo -. New YEA suxi-lJ
u ~ e1h)sr ~ advsrtisins VII DO vel 70 obfain
lqX q 1ook for Advsrtl.srs.. 90 p>ssa pr = 81
S,EslsL ss.PasSce f.og shs Ansricsn Ssw.ssess
a9 q in11nssos sscas rssss and otksr spsTse- or
~ sSsSysaszsiisss 9 si sEfsss: is s's: -:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21

Both The method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it Is pleas
ant aud refreshing 10 the taste, and
actsgen,lyye. promptly on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
system effectually, dispels colds
headaches and tevers,and cures hab-
itual constipation. Syrup OF Figs is
tue only remedy OF its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
III its action and truly beneficial in
its effects, prepared only rom the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,Its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
1t the most popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale in 5oc. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
ANY reliable druggist who may not
have il on hand will procure it
promptly iOr any one who wishes to
VT 10 Not accept any Substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
SAY FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. M GsY y0aa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21

One of the rear guard Of the late present
bicyclers' meet vss seen on the avenue this
morning headed for . railroad station carrying
across the front platform Of his wheel q sgu,
Don't pick the flowers" Seen q to what park
be had sviped IL from he smiled and remarked:
That's all right II didn't say: don't pick the
signs" and silently his wheel rolled on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21
PROFESSIONAL.

MMk: RAPHAEL. THE cELEBRATEp CLAIR
IVA voyant and astroogfst the seventh daughter
born with csui, has wonderful healing power Give:
pamee aud lucky dates. Don't fail 20 see this lady
Room 10. 80 Est NV. jylp6tf
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertsnc clairvoyant, astroloser and medium 10
this city. Has wonderful prophetic aft Of second
sight. Reveals hidden mysteries, recoyers lost OF
stolen property. brnss separated together. causes
spseE n.Ht.ses. Hvss success p on.iness. removes
cities and All In trouble viii time aud money By
coming TO the right place at he succees wh..
Others have failed Convinces most shepcsi and "a.
ysrtises only what be can do Al business conadsa.
oal. Sstisfsctton guaranteed. Sittinzs, SOC HOUR
gtoe Opersundsys Residence. 40 II st., between
~ and 9Th sta southwest. iy6-lets
NINE. PERRIN THE TRUEsT DESTINY
Iu rssdsr OF the ere: Inforrnstiop given With phs
R nSHe %.ri ssen " ssa StS ana I'm
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
IVA life. All business Confidential Ladies and eeutis-
pen, 500. eech- Hours, ? Am 70 pm 70 Lsl.
bet. LIST and North Capitol Sta nv. jyt-1m'
ffss nksseyFs 1 aSR n Ss5sS sss
DIST GOODS south Of New York po2otr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21

The commander Of the United States wsrshir
Pennington reports from Bahia that be know
nothing Of the fate Of the missing crew Of the
Argentina warship Rosales, which recently
missing sailors bad been rescued By the Ben
Eingson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21
MEDICAL. &c.

DE- CARLETON.
507 18th 81. NV.
Washington. DC
Graduated London. ENGLAND. 1855.
And New York 1870.
IF YOU HAVE AN AILMKNr.
Acute. chronic hereditary you can he rapidly re-
stored 10 health and strength by the scientific appli-
cation Of electricity and the therapeutic
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iNYIELD HITS.

iNyrELD HITS.
Cincinnati has traded Mullane for Rusie
George Shoch broke his right arm in practice
yesterday morning He tread on the ball and
fell
baltimore has already soured on Ward at
short aud Q ,Rourke is pronounced rafting
good Ward is all right at second. Put him ut
second. Stricken short and O'Rorrke third and
Baltimore would have a rafting good infeld.
Brooklyn lost their first game yesterday,
while Philadelphia and Cincinnati won This
makes three clubs tie for first honors. Cleve-
land and Washington both lost, but they are
still tied in the fourth place. Baltimore is tied
Mt seventh with Boston and Louisville. An
son won his frst game yesterday and st.
Louis lost again. This places them on even
terms
Mr.. "Shorty" Fuller of the Giants has been
interviewed. He declares the twelve-club
league 8 failure and predicts its dissolution al
the end Of the season. That ought to settle it.
CANES ELsEwHERK
Forty-two bose hits and twenty-seven runs
was the aggregate Of yesterdays Baltimore
Pit,sburg game, which the home team won by
the score Of 20 to T. Baldwin was knocked Out
Of the box in the fourth inning, and Smith was
| even less effective thereafter. Excepting in
! the second inning Mcmahon was very steady.
O'Rourke made his debut for the home team
and played a good game. Attendance, $50;
score. 20 to T.
The first run Of yesterdays game at Philadel-
phia and the only time st. Louis Tailed was
made by the first man at the bst-Carron-in
the first inning. II was home-run hit. After
ward the Browns could do nothing with Car
sey. Philadelphia won the game In the third.
three baggers by Cross and Thompson and q
double by Halman, aided by Clements sac
rifce. netting three runs. Both pitchers did
good work. Attendance, 1926; score. 4 to 1.
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