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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
fbIOht. DAlN
DUNoANsoN BROS. Auctisnsera

DuNcANsoN BROS. AuctiouserA
SEVEN LARGE BUILDING LOTS, co1SsR OFF
FIR s5Eka 6N s Snkh
kSB a@os4 fE.T oS TwESTT-FoUKTH
ar FIVE O'CLOCK. we win sell in front Of the
Lors ia 10 20, u. % % AND "a. SQUARE 81
fourth street west wide alleys. ,
Terms: Ol,e- third cash; balance on time notes TO
to e s5eurs Sy deed g; r p:s 90 css
81 o, non Of pursh,Sss deposit 2. soo 90, on sS I
chaser Terms to he COMPLIED with N 10 days. Other
'fsp e sSMs newspaper sos aact.
II ATCLIFfE. DARR Co. Auct.oncers.
ss o rHAHt snaoS S0s hfft
IS IL sEsENE ssD ASR
On THURSDAY AFiTkNooN. MAY FIFTH, At
FIVE O'CLOCK we will offer for sale, In 'front.' Of the
e, s .quare 40.
Parts lots g and 3 square north Of square 743.
2S.G front by 100 feet
These houses now under rood rental and should
command the attention OF parties an search Of an in
Terms: one-third cash. the balance payable
trust the property sod cash, al the option q
Inquired ~ tue time Of ssle. If the terms Of
sale not cumplicd with in n:teen days
IRON the day Of sale right reserved to resell the prop
erty at the risk and the efsultins purchaser,
after days advertisement OF such resale ia some
newspaper published II Washington, ID. &. All con-
veyancing and recording at the cost Of the purchaser
EATCLIFFE. DAI.R s CO.
ap27-dSds Auctioneers.
1HINE DUCKING MARSH 4, BACK BAY,yA.. CON
- tanning $50 acres, at public auction, SATURDAY.
MAY SEVENTH. 1892. Cauvasback InAliard and COM
mon duck abound See Norfolk Landmark Tor par
,iculars or address POLLARD BROS. 80 Main ST.,
Nnffolk. Va ap2S-5t
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TRUSTEES SAFE or VERY DESIRABLE PROP
hkfl. nki ~ NJ l39s = siR-EE Nvisr.I-

IRlNTIIfS SAi-E DE WHY plNINAELF lkNf-
hRTl, BEl No NJ. lgNN y SAkl4 NNllI y
MES1. WARRINGTON. u. q
BY virtue % order ~ N. supreme Cour, q N.
Dl-tlct 81 Curnoia; made ~ thr Job d1y ~ totru
Ary. A. % l-s2. ~ the case - Jt-erh ~ NrNn a OIL
John Crown % a, NJ. l3stN, Equity D,a Lea
No 81. Will sell 90 the hi-.est hdt"f. tie
premises. MONDAY. tHE ~itnNp nAA cor
siAN. Sps. Al a sLF-PAsr lOt-ls N'ULogk h. NJ.
the following real proprry. a. vit Al fh-t Iieco
D reel Of anl aud premises situa o. d INK ana lzsn In
tie city " Washington. IA TIE D.sItu . tu.nhiu.
known aud distinguished a. lot ats seven 81
klusMau's rtcoraed suisliN i~iou FL ullhs-rl
Two Euslrci and forty -JiIc 20 o. lot irts -
feet y stieci h, depth al 10 foo HllsN -
feet WIDE ais has side aiteN feet the
improves ~ tvo-si.,Iy frame duHIrv ana lsiux
No l3uS - sirc-t northwest afrstsirf lrufstssil.
ictlHs 4 sAlc: ihird II tur iH.aiarn nsursy IN
cash and IN" Pa a're IA i've equal b. ia.
and tive years, Niih interest," frrf nFs uf tr
rate OF siN tii ger cthf auuufu. ais-
nua.ly t. De secured hy IN prsuli-- -l
par -laser iid crcl - trust tn uruIrt,. an
Ca-h al the pufcLa~n's tiua ,ttl.st 800 uil
b. teq'iiied oi tie purchaser NJ ts t.r"l sa.e. al
convey alscnr sud rclartiilE a. til yst 81 tisc RUG
chaser. ID the tcrus 90 sale H. sHsifiel wttl
L n days from time q sale tho t.trr reserves the
rtsht ~ rcsc.l TIE qroi.ty al the -u uf
IL .au.t Hg purchaser
ROBERT CHlgSTg. Trustee.
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CHTRoPoD-
A ISL. 7O3 ] 5TH ST Nw.-Tbe oaiy lap0rssr ~
n.sSfsesursr q f1Nk MANICURE ID cdIkofob.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
p ATCLIFTE. DARR co. Auc,ioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP.
ERTY, BEING LOT il, BLOCK 8. on HARE
WOOD AVENUE. IN Ale DkOIT PARK NV.
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It Causes Signs.

Il is not impossible TO meet With plump re-
fusal from slender girl
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FUTuRE DAYS

u ArcLIEFR, DARR co. Apc,ieBeors.
II no la nv.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED KrAi. ESTATE BITING
1HN rMo-sroky isSiCk Houses Known
MAN OF ga NlNfH sTkE1r SOUTHEAST.
bl AUCTION.
ca NoNpAY. MAY sxcoxn. isaa. AZ FIVE
O'CLOCK a. NJ. We viii 49, "a irunt 81 s1s lrcualsc.
SOUTH HALF OF lot y
~OuAitE nsO
Fronting feet in,ns iith southeas. ana
niyr ,.srk 20 vide alley. inIguNed b. tso-
stop h. ia hOuses.
10 be ia;d cash. al cash AZ the Icr u the ir
Chaser deEost o. S.un inquired h. Z
sale Terms h be complied With in rftsan day.
tho rirAt 20 resell al 10" mss sd a'uSt deiauflnr
yuicaaser - res rived Al rec.,rii.E csiiV , ans
iug. A. ~ the rlsk nd c',~t - the luf, hA-ur
Al.O-d&ds kAICLiE q lall. A co, Au.-s-
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~ 9th and u streets northvest


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATf. KNOWN AS No. 1887 4 STREET,
BETNEEN 1BHTEFNTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS MI INVEST. WASHINGTON CITY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
By virtue OF deed Of conveyance bearing date lth
Gay OF April. AID. 1892, and recorded IN Iber No
IoO9 folio 26 one of the land records Of the District
oil Columbia the undersigned. trustees will offer
9r sale az PGbe a1etian IA front Of the premises
at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ, all that parcel Of ground IN
the city OF Washington. District of Columbia. known
as The east twenty (20D feet of lot numbered
90. IN square two hundred and fty-four t2o4l and
now known as sub lots 80 and 40 said square, Inn
proved by large brick building anu work shop oc-
cupied by Chss. q. Ball Son dealers in ranges,
furnaces and steam hitting
Terms OF sale: one-third OF the purchase money
cash. balance III one ID ana 90 years with
from the day Of sale. payable semi Annually which
purchaser VIII give proinssory Notes, secured by a
deed oi trust upon the property all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser deposit OF $500 will be
quired OF the purchaser at the time of sale.
An con'eyaneinE: &C. At purchaser's cost.
III terms OF sale be not piled with fifteen days
from day OF sale the trustees the right
sell the property 1T the and of defsltn pur
chaser after nve days advertisement Of such resale
some newspaper IN the city of Washington
GEO W. COCHRAN,
l1l5 Pennsylvan nave.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Arustees
I'D Inni- II.
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DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers. ans,


FhNiOMho DONLiNU BUN, Aucuoneers.
GRAND PUBLIC AUCTION OF FINE HORSES.
On THURSDAY, MAY FIFTH, 1892, at EIGHT
O'CLOCK Pm: we will sell at the Washington Riding
Academy, the corner Of 23d and = SITS, number
OF Horses. consisting OF hunters. hacks, harness
horses cobs and ponies.
The academy Will be lighted by electricity. Seating
accommodation for ladies'.
Further particulars see future advertisements
Entries will close May to give time for catalogue
ap26-5t WI. q. MIDDLETON. Proprietor.
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LAND PURCHASES.

One Of the large TRANSACTIONS in property re-
Gently concluded was the purchase by W. p.
kellogg Of a large block OF land on the east
side OF 18th street between Harvard and Kene-
sa. streets, Columbia Heights. 1t contains
about foar acres. and the price paid was about
50 cents per square foot Quite n large block
of land ON Meridian avenue. Meridian Hill and
the frontage % square s0i on Florida avenue
between iih aud 9th streets northeast were also
recently sold
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T'HoMAs DOWNING son. Aac,ioueer~
l. Ga Essny
ENEcrTo.'s SALE OF HorsE AND LOT No
1919 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUG

l. ''' eIs ran~
ENEcuToe's SALE OF HouSF AND LOT No
l3in SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUC-
on MONDAY. NAY NINTH. 1897, n FIVE
oNLoCh p NJ. we viii eel IN front Of ;le premises
Eleven h no % ais ness Il s Ia iSc i
on yin street 10y depth OF ~ feet az iaeaes 10
Terms OF sale: ons-tbiri cash, balance in two uote.
aa tWeiFe EloLths RESPECTIVELY. secured oy dei of
aT s S the ., pr 800 o1 .Hs eS q
sac AL eonNeyAne;nx and ree.riinE =, garch.s-r's
ap2s.dsds Executor of wni 81 Alfred rsioOner.
oi2 4 stn.v
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE a Il
on M5NprrN S &AY Il coN 81 1s ISL
&ffo sEbhyf WILL ft At E5s,bTSSt
on. p,ro, SIN INSs y 6. a, y rsET; ,,,,
Center Tables. Mirrors, Vase Of trSlI Chamber Fnr-
sprinss Fesihsr Bed aud Beddins MSitrs.ss-' asa
Extension Table. Chairs, Side Tables lot OF Pictures
soS coSs soHs Mesine sSSe Ess 's %,
e Giss. AID Crcckery Ware Cooking Utensils Kitchen
spae..t THOMAS DOWNING son. Auct.
nUNCANsoN TRos. Auc,loneers.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE NO. 1871 c
SOUTH OF PLNNslLNAN1A AvENUE. N.-Ah
foURrE5NTE STREET NORTHWEST.
TAPESTRY PhRLoR sUIrEs. MNNrEL MIR.
hOhS, III. i. TABLES. EASY CHAIR, Ckh-
TONNE ROCKERS, CoUCIEs, AN CHAIlts.
OAk HALL khCk, ENrENsluN rABl.Es, MIA
hOkED NARDROBES. CREMONk WARDROBE
BID. CHERRY RED SUITES. OAK BID sGII LS
DllANS. SlDEFOAHD. DINING CHAIhs. IN.
FR1GEKA1Ok. SMYRNA. MILTON AND 9th III
EUGS, NELNET, TAPESTRY AND uIHER Z.
PEI = THkOt GHOUT I'll HOUSE OF EOl u.
TEN ROOMS. LACE CCETAISS AND I'M
DEAPEElEs, tINE HAIR MAlTkEssES. FIL
LOWS LINENS, BLANKETS. &C. &c
On MONDAY MORNING, lax SECOND, 1892.
commencing at TIN O'CLOCK. wi.i sell ol
the premises 1871 c street the entire houss hold
furniture therein. which furnished IN new abou
one year ago. Sale without regard TO weather
hp2S-2t DUNCANkON BIOS. AuctioneerS
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T ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers
IL l4O7 @ Ut.

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ID ATCILrFE. DARR L Co. Auction GERS,
h $40 pENNA AVE. N v

II ArCILFFE. DARR CO. Auction GERS,
III $40 PENNA. AVE. NV.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
fuKNlTUkE, CARPETS; FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS. &c. &c, COMPRISING
sII+K REP rAALoE SUITE. GILT FRAME NIB:
BOOK CASE, BOOKS: ETEGERE, PICi UREs,
Easy CHAIRS, LOUNGES, pIVANS, WALNUT
NJ. I. CHAMBER SETS. WARDkoBES, FANCY
ROCKERS. ORNAMENTS. PILLOWS AND Boil
STEERS, BEDDING. TOILET WARE, HAIR AND
oTHkE MATTRESSES, CURTAINS AND
E9 ,,;; EXIENsNl41S TABLE; ; L e DINING
REQUISITES, ICE bon, CARPETS, &c., &c d,
Con IAiNED IN HOUSE NO. 1915 Q STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the
District % Columbia, holding special term pro-
bate business, viii sell b. pubic auction. the
premises, No. 1915 q street northwest FRIDAY
,TWENIY-NIN1HDAI OF April. 1897 comrnenc-
ing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. all the Furniture, Car
pets &C. contained in the above Louise. TO which the
attention Of buyers is called.
ARA A. DANIELS, Administrator
hp25-dSds RATCL1FFE DARR x CO., Aucts.
cF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON
sequence of TIE rain until TUESDAY. MAY THIRD,
at hour and place.
EATCLIFFE, DAER & CO,
ap2o-ddlbs huctioncers
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4 AIIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN q
81.

AND Ii SCEEEIS.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, ,'issed in the OF Nicholas
Drumnrnd against Daniel Murray and others, No.
1906 docket 81 the undersigned trustees, ap-
po tel ty said decree, will proceed to sell, WE'D
NESDAl, MAY FOURTH, 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK
T. NJ. in front of the premises, lot 1, IN square 500
Washington, DC, fronting rs ieet inches ith
street. with depth OF 100 feet improved By +-rooln
brick house.
Terms OF sae One third in cash. balsnce in and
two i'll equal miscellaneous for which the notes of
tine purchaser, bearing per cent annun. Will be
required secured by deed of trust up OH the premises
all cash. deposit of 500 Will required st the
time of sale. Purchaser must comply with the terms
OF sale WITHIN ten days from the operty will
be rcsod days advertisement at the risk and
cost Of the defaultinx purchaser.
GEORGE L. HAMILTON, \
Sun building I T,r.tn..
HENRY w. KAPPLEE. iAus'coA
ap2o-lOt C26 New York ave.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
NEo. W. sTICKNEY, Auctiopeer.

GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONTING Ell H,
TEEN FEET ON THE NORTH SIDE .OF @
STREET NEAR TWELFTH STREET SOUTH
EAST.
will offer for sale In front OF .he premises SAT-
URDAY, THE THIRTlETH DAY OF APRIL. 1892
at 1--WE OCLOCKP NJ part OF lot one ID, square aS4
Terms made known q: time Of sale. 81 90 de posit
required. GEO. W. STlCKNEY, Auct. ap27-4t'
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MORTGAGE SALE

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EDUCATIONAL.

rv,HE BERLIrZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES
- IAN w..
Branches in the principal American and Euuoteaa
esflss
students may beEi- ,. aus time. upeu al summer.
send for ciIcu.ars ap5
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Es-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the rain until MONDAY, SECOND DAY OF
MAY, 1892 same Lonr and place.
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB,l
II tn and + NV. r,..u..
FPANk 4. BROWNING, AFussees'
ap20-dSds i16 18th ",
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BUILDING PERMITS.

During the week ending yesterday the
building inspector issued permits to erect
eighty-fve dwellings and two private stables,
aggreg sting in cost s2l9.I00. This was di-
yided among tho several sections of the !.
Gty = follows Northwest, II permits, cost
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESlRABLE PROP
ERTY, BEING LOT il, BLOCK 8. on HARE
WOOD AVENUE. IN >LE DkOIT PARK NV.
WASHINGTON. DC.
Under and by virtue of decree passed the 4th day
Of April. 1892 in Equity Cause No l 1, docket No
3 OF the Supreme Court the District of Coiu;ubia
wherein VIM Il Shaw Is complainant and Thomas NJ
Cassel ct a. defendants. the undersigned Will oer
r sale TO the highest bidder on FRIDAY. APRIL
tn. AID 1892. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
PM. front of the premises, the following real prop
erty TO wit: All that piece or parcel Of land and prei
seS lying aud Being in ,he Guy Of Washington and Dis
irict of Columbia, known and distinguished lot g.
block IA in lie lJroit Park. The lot fronts Oh Hare
wood avenue and is capable of subdivision.
Terms OF sale: One third cash and the balance in
wo equal nstaliments il one and two years, with ill.,
erest from day of sale at the rate of per cent
nnnum payable semi annually TO be secured by the
nronsory note Of the purchaser and deed OF trust
the property or all cash, at the PURCHASERS option.
deposit Of $500 will be required of the purchaser at
The line Of sale All couveyanciug and recording at
the of the purchaser II terms of sale be
piled with within days from time OF sale the
ees the right to resell the property ut the
risk and cost Of the defaultirg purchaser.
ANDREW LIPSCOMB, |
18th and + SITS nr-,.....
FRANK T BROWNING, ( AEos'eoS'
4l6 9Th stuw.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-23

Illuminated from the ground to the top OF
the tower and so was the bishops palace,
which is alongside. In the morning high
mass was celebrated by Arch Bishop
Lopez, after which he and number of
priests passed through the congregation
and blessed a number of the faithful by
laying on of hands. Business throughout
the city was suspended But the most
attractive place on this occasion was the
little Guadalupe church. which is situated
at the foot hills of the mountains south
of the city. This church was erected a
few years ago in honor of the patron Saint
of Mexico. From early morning until the
clock stduck twelve at midnight thou
sands of men, women and children could
be seen going to and coming from il. The
"Al Oriente Y Sur de Monterey" is the
only street railway line that goes TO the
church, and on that day every car going
and coming from it were crowded. They
did land office business on that occa-
sion. ESgs
There was during the day music on the
plaza in front of the church; booths for
the sale of candies, muScal. coffee stands
and gambling tables, while at night the
pastors furnished amusements To the peo-
pie. There were eighteen of them dressed
In fantastic costumes, and among the m
was his Satanic majeStv dressed in black
with his cloven feet and forked tail, and
jects. The whole scene was not only In d.
dicrOuS, but it was picturesque, and fur
nished untold amusement to all who
could get near them to witness their per-
Torrance.
MINERS AND MINES.
There has been more miners in the
his week in the city than 1--we ever met in
any one week before. We intended to
give them write up, but we find that
this letter is already too leng thy, so we
will hold them over until our next letter.
THE FlESTAS.
The fiesta adjoining the ROehly church
is now rushing at full blast night and
day, and is attracting an immense crowd
of men women and children. Gambling
seems to be the principal attrartion, and
the tables are surrounded by both sexes
the old and young, all bent on trying to
win some of the stacks of money that are
on the tables. This fiesta will continue
until after the Christmas holidays.
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The Demands of Next Summer.


From the New York Mail and Express.
The action of the various presidents
OF railr Dads throughout great portions
of the country shows how little is yet
appreciated the desire of the people
to travel. Seven hundred and fifty
first-class passengers every twenty
four hours is about all that the grea I
New York Central is now equipped
to carry from New York to Chicago.
The same Is probably true OF the
Pennsvlvanis, Baltimore and Ohio,
the Big Four, Illinois Central.
Rock Island, Chicago Burling-
ton and Quincy, Chicago and
North western, st. Paul, Wisconsin
Central, Michigan Cen trail, Lake
Shore, Chicago and Alton, Northern
Pacific, or say a total of 10000 first
class passengers daily from distance
of 900 miles. There ere going to be
more than ten times that number of
such passengers to be carried every
week day during the Worlds Column
bian Exposition; and If the railroads
get ready and do the business, the
better for them, their stockholders
and the public. There is no reason
for reducing the fare on the first'clsss
trains on any railroad, whether pas
sengers intend to visit the Exposition
or not. There will be many more pas
sengers offering than the roads can
carry, and that will be no time to re-
duce the fare.
The railroads and the Exposition
immensely by agreeing to ca ry ex-
hIbits to and from Chicago at the
price of the first trip only-a most I'M
usually liberal concession. They have
also aided the Exposition by making
very large subscriptions to the funds
of the fair. These concessions, to-
gether with reduction of 20 per
centum on the fares on second-class
trains, is all that could in reason be
demanded or expected OF the roads.
This will accommodate the excursion
lists and tourists as we'll as the first
class drAwiDg-room passengers.
But beyond all those are the
workingmen and their families, who
ought to be transported by the million
at special rates for them alone during
six mont tbs of the continuance OF the
fair only. For this purpose every
trunk line should Immediately build
plain, strong cars and powerful en-
gines to increase their carrying ca
pacity to king, during the twenty
six weeks of the fair, at least 600 600
passengers additional to their first
class" and "tourist" passengers. "
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-23

Farmers come fifteen miles to my
store TO get Cham berlain's Cough Remedy.
Many OF them, like myself, are never
without it in their homes. 1t cured my
boy of a severe attack of Group and, be-
Iieve, saved his life. X. Dalton, Luray,
Russell county, Kansas. This remedy is
certain cure for Group and, IL used as
soon as the first symptoms appear, will
prevent the attack. For sale by f. Kalt-
eyer & Son, Bowling & Flood; A. DriesS;
II. Schuchard; r. Cohn & Co.; j. 7. Har-
rison; and Kalteyer & Schuchard, drug
giStS.
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66,ooo,ooo people. These Coins could
be sold at high premium to Syndi-
Gates, but we have enough confidence in
the. people to keep the price at a Dollar
for each Coin, as this will make us realize
$4,000, OOo-the sum needed to open the
Fairs gates on the peoples broad plan.
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TO THE PUBL G.

| have taken the sole agency for
Radam's Microbe Killer in San Antonio.
This Remedy is highly recommended by
all who have used it, On application l
will present you with so page book,
giving history of Microbes and Microbe
killers. E. REUss,City Drug Store,
% 3m cod Sc. Commerce St.
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$3.50 WILL BUY

with bath, stable, carriage house, chicken
house, wood house, etc. Hydrant water
arge lot, with fine shade trees and shrub
cry. New, neat and clean, about fou,
blocks from Military plaza. vii REM
basily at $4,000 a month
JNo. T. II ANIBI EToN & Co
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Money for Sale!
The Worlds Fair Directors

Have 100000 Souvenir Half Dollar Coins their treasury the gift of
the American people by Act Congress The patriotic and historic
OF these Coins and their limited number compared with the millions
who want heo population 100000 combined create
So great demand for these Worlds Fair Souvenir Coins that they
already quoted at large premiums Liberal offers from SPECTATORS who
wish to absorb them and reap profits rejected for the
that
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The scenery during the holidays were
very picturesque and solemn. The Sth
was observed as holiday IN honor OF the
conception OF the Holy Virgin, In the
morning there were services held in all
the churches. The affairs and shrineS
were beautifully decorated and illumin-
ated, while at night there was music on
the Puresima plaza. 1t was also partial
ly Illuminated by electric lights, Chinese
lanterns and fire works. The plaza was
full of men, women and children until a
late hour. But of all the holy days in
Mexico the Santa Guadalupe is the
hottest of the holy. This comes on the
18th. At dawn of day the inhabitants
were aroused from their SlumberS by
the firing of cannOnS and the ringing OF
bells. All the churches were decorated
for the occasion, and at night they were
Illuminated by electric lights and Chinese
lanterns. The front of the cathedral was
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Capt. Chas. Fowler, Jr., of Galveston,
and Col. Thomas +. Fisher, of San Anto-
Mo. arrived this morning. While we were
talking to Col. Fisher, in the office of the
Hidalgo hotel, number of Americans
took him for President Benjamin Harri-
son and called on your correspondent to
know if he was not President Harrison.
But when we informed them who he was
they walked up to him and took him by
the hand and said: Hello, Col. Fisher,
glad to see you. Is this your first visit To
Monterey p He replied to them: How
DIV: no, 1 was here with Gen. Taylor in
1S47; but now, Edmond, do not send that
to the LIGHT, because if you do all the
young ladies in San Antonio read 1t and
they will take me for an old man" We
promised him that we would not say a
word about his age until after the close of
leap year.
Capt. j. C. Ray and Howard CAIRNS ar
rived from TampicO this evening. They
report business booming in that city.
They informed us that there were four
large ocean steamers in port the day they
left. EDMOND.