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MBRELLAs.
HosrERY AND USpERwEAR.

25c. Child's Black Ribbed Hose. sizes 6.
sos, Ladies' Dark Blue Ribbed M II;
T5c. Ladies' % Wool Ribbed
vests .osc. eacn
Soc, Child's Merino Vests. sizes rs. ~.
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II Is believed thstdiphtheriais sometimes con-
trscted by little children while playing near the
sewers when the latter open for repairs or
other purposes. Parents would do well to look
10 this matter. The present is the season Of
climatic change, the season, too, when nature Is
shedding. serpen,-lke, her skin, and man Is
warned BY his reason to make the necessary
preparations through diet, clothing, ventilation
and tbs ike for altered conditions.
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The Maha 10 said 70 have migrated 70 Chicago.
Tia, city, after It's previous experience, should
have comparatively little difficulty In dealing
With back-number band Of sssassins Ike the
MadA-
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Brooklyn bank burglar who stole e2,ooo
made his escape only to fall into the hands Of .
Chicago haekman- He h back In New York re-
Heetinx on the sxiftnsss Of retribution-
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In view o, the results in the recen. Southern

In view OF the results in the recent Southern
elections the advice Of those who counseled
the republican party TO drop the force bill and
al legislation Of the kind and make the fight
squsrely on the tariff snd currency questions
and the records made by the two great parties
recur- with peculiar force. IL Is true that the
ordinations on the subject in the platform and
An Mr. Harrisons letter of acceptance have
been largely construed By the party, especially
In the south. not possessing the significance
attached to them by the opposition But it is
evident that these reassurances do not prove at
al convincing to those who feared the force
bill while those who favored one are displeased
1T The hesitating. apologize attitude assumed
The insertion Of the force bill plank, contrary
~ the advice of some OF the wisest republican
leaders. seems to have been proven mistake
more than q month previous to the presidential
election
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BLANKET DEPARTMENT.

pairs White Atwood Blankets. borders slightly
faded from window display. 3pairs lO-4 Reduced
from 50 to 81. pairs ia. Reduced from 90 to
So rair III. Reduced from s11 to $40
s pairs White Wool Blankets. slightly inner.
feet pairs 1O-4. Reduced from s. to e3. 25. 3
pairs IL Reduced from 90 to 81
(second hoor... 1lth st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

Democratic love fessts in New York would
convey . better impression II some Of the
leaders would not insist on having separate
tables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

Governor Flower 10 conspicuous - the only
politician in tho country Who appears 70 stand
On an II don't care for votes" platform
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LAssBuneH & Bno.

"FLASsEL DEPARTMENT
THIS DEPARTMENT THIS SEA-
son. BRILLIANT WITH INDIsPEy-
SABLE MATERIALS FOR FALL
AND WINTER. Is PREPARED FOR
THE REQUIREMENTS WHICH COLD
WEATHER MUST NECEssITATE
OUR STOCK OF INDICATED
FLANNELs FOR UNDERWEAR IS
QUITE EXTENSIVE. RANGING
FROM THE LOWER GRADES TO
THE MOST SUPERIOR.
L LAIN RED FLANNELs FROM
% TO 6Oo.
LAIN EIDERDowN A. ALL coLoRs. AT
'75c.
FLAIN EIDERpowN. WITH SPOTS. "A. AT
$1.OO.
PLA1N E1DERDowN. WITH SPOTS. 81 AT
75c.
HANDSOME PLAID EIDERDowN. "a. AT
75c.
FINE FRENCH sAcoUE FLANNELs AT
75c.
ENTIRELY new patterns.)
+ INE GERMAN sACoUE FLANNELs AT
SOC.
lU-4 STRIPED sKIRTING, BRIGHT CoLoRs,
ALL WOOL. AT
S1.5O.
"A NEW LINE OF FALL OUTINGS IN NEAT
PLAIDs AND STRIPES.
12ac.
OUR STOCK OF EMBROIDERED
FLANNELs is MORE EXTENSIVE
AND PATTERNS HANDSOMER
THAN EVER FROM THE NARROW
sCALLOPED EDGE TO THE MORE
ELABORATE PATTERNS. BEGIN
MING INPRICE AT 75c. THEN esc.
81. s1.o5. &c.
DESIRABLE LOT OF EMBRoID-
Erred FLANNEL REMNANTS AL
WAYS IN STOCK.
CANTON FLAssE1s
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT GRADES.
uNBLEAcHED AS LOW AS sic.
BLEAcHED AS Low AS SIC. pERYp.
COTnREn raNrON EFT
DOUBLE-FACED CANTON FLAN-
NELs
T1cK1ses. SHEEr1Sos AND Pillow
CASING.
READY-MADE SHEETS,
READY-MADE PILLOW CASES,
IN ALLwIDTHS-IN ALL LENGTHS
IF OUT OF TOWN ORDER BY
{ f.. 4 4 III } 4 - IS: :;
E EE:;:$ $$$ W. E.; &C. &c III III
-. ss Esf FIRE. 8 90
sass Bsbs ( @ 90 o." --
400. 42a. 424. 4se 7TH ST. NV. oce
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The~ier patrons IN this city have been pro-
sse,ed against Gre, and now they should also be
protected against pneumonia By careful ssten-
lion 10 the matter Of heating facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

Mr.. Peek b finding that the work Of editing .
nnpsien srithnstis b no sinscura
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The strHngsss fact Of the political year-a
fact fresly confessed by them-is the loss of
votes 70 rspubiicsns on account Of the Austria
lisn ballot . Measure FIRST introduced by that
party into the country and obviously intended
20 promote Intelligent as well as honest exercise
Of the suRrage. Although 1t has been assumed
and sosoms sxtsnt conceded that the republicans
have grssasr percentage Of intelligent voters in
the northern states than their Iponents the
democrats % far have even there been benefited
and the republican, injured by the results of
the reform ballot 1t may be due, among other
things, to the greater feeling Of security on the
part Of the latter and smaller educational care
respecting the mode Of operating the system
The republicans seem now to be awakening to
the necessity for . campaign OF education in re-
spect 10 the workings Of the secret ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

October Is the month of tho student. In
October with the crisp air and falling leaf he
rises on stepping stones" Of dead" vacations
~ higher things." Quickened by his sum
mer's recreation, IL be be true student, he
undertakes his new task with added strength
and q fund Of hope and enthusiasm which sur
pri.es even himself. There is really nothing
important in this life which rational being
can desire tina; il not in the compass Of his
possibilities IL he devotes all his energies moral,
mental and physical, to its attainment The
schools. colleges and universities OF Washing
ton afford magnificent opportunities to all who
are inclined to avail themselves of the same,
but the making Of men and women is after all
chiefly In themselves under the tendencies in
harited from their ancestors and the influences
Of early nurture received at the Preside. Edu-
cation 10 begun elsewhere than in school, and
must proceed beyond the school, the college
and the university through all the chances.
changes, fortunes, sufferings and achiey emsnts
Of human life up 10 the final moment.
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No other house DoEs-EvER nID-o-FyrR
WiLL-sen such STERLING QUALITIES ai
such Low PRICES a. We quote
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Day GooDs.

l21<c. 36-inch Twill Polka Dot Suit
LIE 40.inch Striped Suiting. Sc. yard.
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT

9pairs Ladies' 7-hook Real Kid Gloves-Tans and
Browns. sizes ox and "a Reduced from 81. IS to
81 pair.
2pairs Ladies' sbutton-ensth Mousquetaire Suede
Gloves gray. size eSa. soilei. Reduced from 81 Is
to 81 pair.
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WOODWARD AID LoEHRoP.
lorH. llrH AND = sra NV.
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Muslin UspEnwEAR Departures,

s Fine Cambria Corset Covers. low neck. neck and
sleeves trimmed with lace and fine Hamburg insert.
ing. Sizes "a to 40. Reduced from rs to SOC.
Cambria Corset Covers. round neck. narrow edge
of Hamburg on neck and sleeves. Sizes % and
40. Reduced from IS to 25c
6Csmbric Corset Covers. high neck, yoke of EN-.
broi1e-y. neck edged with Hamburg Size "a. Re.
duced from % to l5c.
tsecond hoor 10th street building
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LIKE The
CLINT Or Go1p.-

Nothing is so beautiful as a waving wheat
field at sunset. The gladstone rays Of the
sun spread through the grain stalks and
turn their naturally beautiful yellow into
wavetiny golden CLINT, which seems to as
sociate in the mind plente Gus harvest and
the golden money for which il is exchanged.
But as the gem IS more beautiful than the
setting, so the snowy white product Of the
grain-the fine ieathery four-is even more
attractive than the sheaves and stalks which
held T.
Ceres" Flour. especially is noted for its
peculiar ineness and snowy whitenes shut
ii does not take ii all ont in looks. Ceres"
Flour makes the most beautiful bread and
pastry you ever ate. Housekeepers who use
it say it makes more bread, Fighter"
bread. ''uhiter" bread, ''sweeter" bread and
better" bread than any other -four they
ever had in the house.
Beware Of limitations. Every sack and
barrel Of the genuine -four contains q
circular signed in autograph by YIN. N.
Gdt d. Co. and bearing the imprint of two
gold medals. Look for it. All erocers sell
this beautiful -four. We only uhotesafe 10.
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10 MARKTT SPACE

a dep sn ~ p eessfs srf'f'cs ono -
"a ffFr ~ utr : 90 Aorrl
Li5rsrt 81 Popsi0r Aufhors. L.saI
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&c. &c. lie 12Hc. 16c. 19c.
BETTER QUALITY in all shades and widths
from Nos. to p.
NUMBER 2 SATIN RIBBoNs-all shades
4Sc. for the piece.
5-inch SATIN RIBBONS in Yellow. Blue.
Pink, Nile Green. Olive. Lilac and other shades
-35c. and 45c. yard
MORE RIBBoNS-an shades and widths
at most all prices
5-inch MORE RIBBON in Black, White and
Cream-G5c n yard
BOW-KNOT RIBBON in White, Cream,
Blue. Lilac and Butf-22c. yard
LOOP-EDGE r BBON for Ruchings-Cream,
White. Blue. Navy Blue and Blsck-19c. q
yard.
CROCHET EDGE RIBBON in lots OF differ
ent shades-1Oc yard.
2-inch Betting RIBBON in Gray. Black.
Navy Blue. Brown. White. Lilac and Pink
50c. yard.
SATIN EDGE eros GRAIN RIBBONS in
all widths and the popular shades.
WASH RIBBONS in Red, Black, Lilac and
VIII .e-l5c a yard
COLOREDvELvETR IBBONS-satin back
In ali the new shsdes-numbers ). Z. 9 and l2.
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS-satin back
best quality-all numbers from / TO D.
LINEN BACK VELVET RIBBONS in all
widths.
s-inch MORE SASH RIBBON in Red.
Blue. Navy Blue. Pink. White and Black
1oc. yard.
SATIN EDGE MORE SASH RIBBON in
White and Black-S)c. yard.
SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN SASH RIBBON
In Light Blue, Navy Blue and Green-Superior
Quality-$1. 20 yard.
CREAM WHITE SASH RIBBONS-with
knotted silk frin2e-S3 70 each
WHITE SURAH IBBON hemstitched with
embroidered ends "a. % each.
BLACK SURAH SASH RIBBONS, with
knotted silk frnge-S3 so and s3 rs each.
In buying RIBBON you will DO Influenced b
variety and price-but we give you Q surety Of qua
ty-UNAsKEp. You know nobody San possibl
show larger select assortment and could value CO.
less!
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WHITE GooDs DEPARTMENT.

100 Remnants English Long Cloth 10 inche, vida
IN lengths from to 10 yards. Reduced from 20c to
lie. yard
Remnants Of Paid and Striped Lawns. In lensths
for childrens school aprons. &C.. It greatly
reduced prices.
Is Rsmnants Apronstts lawns. ss Low rsm.sas
prices
Cd a. building,
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CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
LAcEs AND EMBROIDERY.

A lot of 62ISc. 22inch-w:de Cambria
Embroid Sic. yard
A lot of 81 45-inch-wide Cambria En-
broldery......--.---... .O21sc. yard
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PLAIN eros GRAIN RIBBONS for Dress d.
Trimmings-all widths-all uualities-su
colors-all prices
FRENCH eros GRAIN RIBBONS. in Red,
MATS. Blue. Pink. Mauve, White and Black
in all widths
BLACK AND WHITE FRENCH eros
GRAIN RIBBONS-all widths. Q to 30.
DOUBLE FACED SATIN RIBBONS-su
shades-numbers L. 10. - and 81. In Black.
Ito 80
5-INCH DOUBLE FACED SATIN RIB
BONS-1oc. yard.
SATIN RIBBONS for Fancy Work and
Dress Trimmings-Blue. Pink. Navy Blue.
Yellow. Green, Orange. Lilac and Red
better quality than the most you will run
Nos. o l2 l6 %
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

(Second floor front; take elevator)
$50 Ladies' Navy Cloth Jacket, 3Sinches
long. iull roll fur collar. co lar slightly
damaged ................ IS -
2 Ladies' Navy Jackets, were S6 :. 20 %
= Ladies' Jackets, l black. l navy,
were %. 6S
cloth 60. %
i ladies' Tan Cape Jacket. was
go. 30 .................... s.. 81
/ Lsdies' Plush Cape.... .......$! 80
= Ladies' seal Plush Capes. were
~ . O. 40
A lot of Misses Diagonal Cloth Now
markets, sizes II. IA and 10. were $40.
half price. IS
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RIBBoNs.

Narrow Satin AMI Gros Grain Ribbons,
grays. tans. brown, blue. &c. DC. yard
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WIN. NJ. GAIT & Co..
"Wholesaie Flour and Feed Dc1isrs."
Cor. LIST and Ind. ave. n. W.
The EMINENT Dn. SAScHr's
E1EorRopo1sE ''V1cronr" For
CoueHs. CoLDs. P1EuR1sr. &C.

that coldi Coughs, Colds, Pleurisy and
that coldi Pneumonia are the most preva-
that coidI lent of all ailments at this sea-
that cold! son OF the year. The slightest
that coldI cough or cold may ultim ately lead
that cold! to that most dreaded Of all diseases.
that cold! Consumption. hence 1t should have
that cold! immediate and thorough attention.
that cold! We do not claim that the Electro
that cold! poise Victory will cure Con-
that cold! sumption. but We do claim. and can
that cold! substantiate. that II will cure
that cold! Colds. Coughs. Pleurisy and any
that cold! ether disease in its incipieEcy In
that cold! the Electropoise Victory" you
that cold! have your Doctor always .. hand
that coldi for instant use. No healthy person
that coldl should be without the Rlectropoise
that cold! Victory" any more than delicate
that cold! one. for there is no telling when
that cod! some Ill may present itself, and an
that cold! instant application will remove the
that cold! trouble. keep the person continu-
that cold! ally In good health and prolong life
that coidI some ten to twenty years.
that coidl You should secure an Electropoise
that coldi victory" for the Coughs and Colds
that cold! which You or yours are quite sure
that cold! to have this winter as In addition
that cold! to saving big doctors bill 1t may
that cold! save life.
that cold! The Electropoise Victory will also
that cold! cure Rheumatism. Chllls, Fevers.
that coldi Malaria. Nervousness, Insomnia.
that cold! Cstarrh. Diarrhoea, Asthma Indi.
that cold! session. Constipation. scrofuIa,
that cold! Kidney and Liver Troubles. &c.
that coldl Be sure TO get the Electropoise
that coldl Victory" from DR.. Sanche's only
that cold! authorized Washington agent. with
that coidl proper advtce - to Its application
that cold! from the inventor. Call for book Of
that coldi Information. testimonials, &c.
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w oopwAap & LorHaop.

10TH. 18TH AND = SITS. NV.
- - =
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"SrRrAKs- Or BEAUTY
Err $pf F. kk Saf SS Ssf W" SIS sss
p ZEE 4 L K 4 7 sssS

RRR IBBON-somehow or other-seems 10 get on
r
RRR most all wearables. II is like everything that
X II
R R bids for popular favor-cons.an.ly changing.
Keeps US changing--keeps you changing The colors
follow close the heels Of fashion and what were the
work and art designs - while the large army Of
novelties have taken their places. Even in RIBBONS
we find an opportunity to be exclusive. Furnishing
food for the copyists who take their cue from us.
But our way of selling leaves them price induce
ments to tempt you. OURS-the bsst-the originate
are no higher.
You will find RIBBONS will be plentifully used on
dresses this season-and we have plenty for you to
select from. Brand new colors.
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.
500 Remnants Crash-Russia, glass. Barns,ev.
bleaehed and brown. N to ~ yards long. At un.
usually low remnant prices
Va 1th u. bldg
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RFFMMS SsSSTTss IL SINS.

AAEMNANlN ANllkS.
3yaris 81 in = Black cope Decline. Forw.r
price, s3 -. Ron sanf p TO- gisss. . "a 80
IN yards ,ees-inrh BLACK Oo-ted Eau saiin- F,r-
ner Irice. 81 ~ Remnant Poo pis-r 81 p,
~ ards > inch Black BcnEsiIne Ms- - 81
ne. wards iglincs HAL satin Al N, y; -
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GLOVES.
m Tap ap1

lot of SOC. Tan and Gray Taffeta
lot Of 3jc. Tefieta Gloves 2lc. pair
A lot Of $l.2J S-button Suede
O4oVSs ...---......--.---..... .Ioc
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25c Ladies' Fast Black Ritted Hose m 1os<c
mot more than pair 20 each purchaser
PC. Ladies Bsloriggsn HOSE, full resruls liz
Pc. ladies' fxtra Fine Past Bla~k Nose. la
5oc. Ladies' Black hchelieu Iisi. Hose. 30. M
2lc. Children's Seamless Ribbed Hose -. l.lsc
2lc. Infants y MerinO Socks .....-.......-l2sc
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REMNANTS nF I ACE.

~ yards Black Chantllly IAre rlouncing, e.
incii-s wide. Was -. ~. Rssana gAyics. oil ~
u yards BlAck Silk Drarery Net. aS inrh~-
wide Was s3 II. Remnant T'rios. 49,. o. ~
Us yards same. Was e. ~. RsfsBanf
i yard 4s-inch Black snk CLantiliy Net. Nas
81 20. remnant Tnytce ..........--.---.. Rl CTS
III yards Black sin Gauzs. striped and IoAs
d.t effect. ~ inches wide. Was s4.3l. EsBlna,f
Remnants q 1orchon Lace
Remnants Of Oriental and Normandy Val Lace.
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FOUR PATTERNS STRIFE CAMEf's HAIR
little run pied from h,inG in the vinlux > yas
In each pattern. ~ Inches Wide. a. -Naui li...
colors DARK Brown. DARK Green. NAN ilue aul
Nav, snd Gray. Former frio-. es o. Pattern
Remnant frtos .................-- 81 az
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yards 46-inch Atwood Fren n Irire-iai s.-v.
hAci. Former price. e.. AeUinanf Poo -
~ gtece....- ...--.-.-...-..-- .........- - s
want frles tor the rlece a ~
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IL required 10 detect the 80.
fTaorafaarV ofrsrsaes for TIT.
ershtn0 and fauaerrau FRIDAY
lie our REMNANT DAY and We
mean TO have bfg crowds Arouhd
our Remnant Counters on fhts
occasion. Comment a. gnnec-
essary-fhe cudttffss asd prless
Hltt spsas for thsmssfrss.
hon'll miss ething ~ you
mlss this first Kemnant sala In
, 1892-01-27

while an engine engaged in conveying trucks to
the Usine Ste. Madelaine was leaving the
wharf the boiler exploded injuring seven per-
sons who were conveyed to hospital, one Of
whom'has since died from injuries received.
Yesterday End par. read MFR. MAIDEN not
McAdam.
London, Jan. 26th.-A deputation Of the
Baptist Missionary Society consisting OF the
Reverends G~reenhough and Bailey have left
for the West Indies via New York.
New York, Jan. 26th.-Ottawa advlces
state that the reconstruction of the Cabinet
is nearing its completion.
The message of the President of the United
States referring to the difficulty with
Chill has been read in both Houses and
referred to the committee on Foreign relations.
This morning it is stated that Chill has
agreed to withdraw the offensive note of Mr..
Malta, Minister Of foreign Affairs, and also the
request for the Withdrawal of Minister Egan.
She has also promised to submit the que8-
ton Of the attack on the Baltimore sailors to
some neutral nation for arbitration or to the
decision of the Supreme Court of the United
States.
The death is announced Of the Grand Duke
Constantine.
Dispatches received state that the Belgian
General, Baron ChaZOl and his wife dled at
Pau yesterday at the same time,
New York, January 26th
Flour, st. Lawrence, pr. bsl. $50
deal, best brandywine, per. brl.3.35
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 8
New Seasons Pork, per hrl 81 1O4
e,,ron Crystals, per Ii. 3 TIC
"uS" F. to e, r. per ID 3
English Islands Molasses pr. gal. 13 c.
Exchange New York and London 4.84
London January 26th
Demerara Crystals VT cwt l7S6d.
Sugar ! Muscova to pr cwtl359l.
German Beet 20 As Gil
Demerara Rum pr gal. Is 93-l-105
Trinidad Cocoa pr cwt E3 IS. Oh.
Oonsols, ex-intereSt 95E
Bank tf England rate of Discount 3
Liverpool Cotton, Middling upland p 4
Three pr, c. Rentes in Paris 95.45
, 1892-01-27
L Ell EG RIA M S
ST.. CROIX STATION.

New York, Jan. 23rd.-London news states
that The Royal Family attended special scr
vices at St. Georges, Windsor, yesterday in
memory Of the late Duke Of Clarence.
1t is stated that Sir r. Morier who was
appointed British minister to Rome will re-
main at St. Petersburg, and that Lord Vivian
will 90 to Rome.
1t is reported that the French forces have
defeated a native tribe in the Soudan. Hun
dreds Of natives were killed.
M. Ribot French Minister of Forei On Affairs
has announced that the minimum tariff Will
take effect on February 1st as regards the
countries enjoying most favoured nation pri-
vileges, Spain, Austria, Belgium and Swift
zerland have, however, refused to accept it
declaring that it is too high.
Fifty persons have been killed and injured
in a Russian town by the collapse Of a church
roof.
The death is announced Of Justice Bradley
Of the United States Supreme Court.
The German Reichstag has decided on the
admission into Germany at reduced rates of
corn, wine and timber until the end Of April,
even from those countries to whom the IA
voSred nation clause has not been granted.
London, 23rd-The w. l. &P. T. Coy's re-
pairing steamer ''GrappIer'' left here today
tor st. Thomas via Madeira.
London, Jan. 25th.-Lord Brassey's yacht
Sunbeam will leave Tenoriffe for Barbados
on T1uesday,
New York, Jan. 25th.-London news states
that Mr.. McAdam the Gladstonian candidate
has been elected Mp. for Rosendale by 1925
majority, the vote at the last election being
thus reversed.
It is denied that His Holiness the Pope has
sent q letter to Cardinal Richard advising the
adhesion Of the Church to the republic, while
the rumour was circulating it caused some
commotion and so Royal Deputies had
threatened to resign.
A panic was caused by an earthquake near
Rome which did.some damage near the towns.
Many works of art have been destroyed by a
fire at the Palace of the Duke of Arenbexg at
Brussels.
A ST. Petersburg telegram states that the
grand Duke Constantine, the uncle of the Gar
is dying.
It's understood that Sue United States
have sent an ultimatuin to Chill demanding an
apology and the payment of an indemnity.
San Fernando, Trinidad-About 43O a. No..
, 1892-01-27
CHRISTIANSTED.

Jan. 23rd-Par schnr. "Vigilant" FROM St.
Thomas Sergeant Major. Nelson with l9
Priyates, Thora Marcus Il child, Paddy
Patrick, Gregorio Aiduze'' V. f. Bernickow
Mrs. A. M. Hansen q daughter, Miss Anna
Schousboe, Miss Alma DeDdtler & servant.
Jan, 25th-DPer schnr "Vigilant' for St.
Thomas Sergeant Major Nelson q 6 Pri-
Yates, Paddy Patrick, Constantia Ebbessen,
Thomas Simmons.
F"REDERIkSTED
Jan. 23rd-Per schnrs. Mary and Atlantic
from st. Thomas-Miss A. Hoist, Controller
Wiz, MessIs. Jas. d. Lamb and Axel S..
Goldscmidt.
Jan. 25th-Per schnr. Mary for St. Tho
mas-Mr J. D. Lamb, Jane Petersen, Seth
Bastian, Jos. Benjamin, George Williams.
The =. s. "Caribbee' arrived here on Sunday
from St. Kitts took mail and proceeded to Ma
tanzas, Cuba.