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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

NAVAL ORDRRs.-Lieut. J. Holcomb has been
ordered to ordnance instruction at tine Wash
ington navy yard. Lieut.. J. II. Gibbons. de-
tached from the Naval Academy and ordered to
ordnance instruction at the Washington navy
yard. Ensign Albert Niblack. detached from
duty in the bureau of navigation and placed on
waiting orders. Ensign G. n. Haywood. de-
tached from the San Francisco and ordered to
the Baltimore
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Not to be Filled Until After Election.

Not b De Filled Until After Election.
1t Is understood that the vacancies in the
Treasury Department caused by the resigm-
ton of'Assistant Secretary Crounss and solici-
tor Hepburn win not be filed until after the
election. II either faals Of election 70 the
once Tor which hs Il running he win probably
be rsappointsd. II is the present intention TO
promote Second Assistspt Postmaster General
Ecu 70 tee vacancy eaussd BY the rssignstion Of
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ORDERED TO SANDY HOOK.

Surgeon Hutton and Number Of Hospital
Stewards.
Surgeon Hutton Of the marine hospital SER
vice has been detached from duty at the Cape
Charles qaara ntine station and ordered to duty
at the Sandy Hook camp. A number OF hos
pital stewards have also been ordered to Sandy
Hook.
The following telegram was received at the
Treasury Department, addressed to Secretary
Foster:
NEW YoKk, Sept 10.--Commandant marine
corps has been ordered to send maripe guard to
Sandy Hook as requested IN your Telegram of
yesterday. (SignedD b. +. fRAcY,e
Secretary Of Macy.
The Secretary Of State this morning received
the following telegram from the United States
consul ut Bremen:
"Bremsn entirely free from infection"
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COTTON WASTE BURNED UP.
Destruction Of . Cincinnati Railway Sup
ply House with esOO.O 900 Loss.

ply House with $4,000 Loss.
CINCINNATI, ONO. Sept lo.-The railway
supply house Of Joseph joseph 4 Bro. st Hsrra-
son and Western avenues, went up In namss
early this morning. The loss, ne estimated.
viii reach e200. 600. while the insurance 10
little more than half that amount Ths
entire front part Of the building was pscked
full Of cotton waste ready FOR shipment 1hers
Of this el00 900 was not damaged.
Capt Berger Of the twenty-ones wss caught
BY falling bals Of waste and pinned 20 ths
ground near the entruhce Of the building end
waa nearly suGocated before being rsseasA ~
ssos sslvags eorps DsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

vAxoocvEs, B. c., Sept. 1o.-The news has
been brought here by the steamer Empress of
Japan that case Of cholera was discovered in
Toxic, Japan. on August q. The people Of
TOXIC did not show any alarm at the discovery
Of the plague.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
LATEST VERMONT RETURNS.
All but Five Towns Give Fuller 4. .sos Me-
Iority.

RUTLAND. W., Sept io.-Returns have been
received from 23s towns out OF total Of 2is.
These towns give Fuller (rep.) for governor
3s,sI2; Smaiiey (dem. 9.4oo scattering, l.s3s;
Fuller's plurality, le,442; Fullers majority,
l7.s07
vet was, in lssc, @33 republican, las democrsae
ard Is prohibition. should they give ths
same vote this year Fuller's plurality over
smnlley would be 1872. and his majority
1sOs2
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LONDON, Sept lo.-A dispatch 10 the Daily
Seses from cracow, Austrian Poland, says tina,
thirty-four casss Of cholera and tvslvs deaths
were reported IN Lublin, Russian Poland, ad-
joining 0alicia. and that the dissass h spread
ing over ~ whels DISTRICT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

SECRETARY TRACY has returned 10 the city
and was at his desk today.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.


K~PAsTOR z. HEz SVEN SPEAKS ON
foo'ciock Preaching at II by Pastor Eez Swen.
saoS a. ssats free Iot are most cordially invite
second Baptist Church. 4th ST. and Va. ave. se 1t
knSMETEOPoLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH. :
row at II a. III. and 7:30 pm. Seats Tree. All vel
KESFIEsT BAPTIST CHURCH, cor. 10TH
pastor.-su sunday sehooi at $40 n q M Adult depart.
RsV ponaa s. 20 ,Rrelshi9s m =, and Pm by
Subject: sunday morning, .'our victory" .'our
Fsith SUNDAY evening, THE Third Temptation Of
o. 0ns Lord" sosiety ot Christian Endssvor. Tuesday
pm. All are cordially invited to these services. II
IsGGALyARY BAPTIST CHU CH: CORNER
- n and Sth sts NV. Rev S. H. Greene.
pastor from New YORK ritr Il Sunday sSa ,cS6o M at
a m; prayer meetin1s: young peoples Tuesday
Kendall Chapel Branch SGurch-preaehinr n tonor.
sow Dy tne lastor Rev. Outwater. at IL am and
. Z; m: sund2y school at o; am,
day school at 3:3J :. IN.
HSMT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH. COR.
sna esao ST. s Rev My RSSns
suer,ni1nasns .a IN & II & r,eschinE by pastor sub.
vival meetings all the week II
kmSZION BAPTIST CHURCH, + ST BET
Rev II * Rh;nsS sna ~ -w;GA great . ra ms n.
pm sermon to the Gibbs. REV. W. !. pastOr Ii
E0SsEcoND BAPTIST CHURCH, I'D ST.
II q; m. The Ethics Of Missions s PIN. COM
y. m preaching by pastor. 1t
A&SE ST. BAPTIST CHURCH, NEAR 9Th
n. W.. Rev. J. J. Muir psstor.-Preach-
% SspG:s mssns nsh9f
Sp.In Strangers welcome. IT.
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REFORMED.

@~REFORMED.
-. Grace reformed Church, 18th q bet. r I.
ave. and ST.. 2sv. A. ThoOas q. Apple paseur. =
Divine ssrvtce tomorrow at IL m. and 7:30 ?. n.
Sunday school s4 0szS an. IT.
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he IS DIRECTED TO ACT PROMPTLY AND vrGoR-
oUsLY WHEN HE GETS TO VENEZUELA AND
TO LOSE NO TINE IN ARRIVING AT HIS DEs-
TINATIoN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

ASSISTANT SECRETARY SoLEY has eturned te
the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

SECRETARY FOSTER is expected at the Treas
ury Department Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

The Washington team will leave Sea Girt 81
1882 today and expects 20 arrive home at 6 as
pm. IA is hard work holding the first regiment
team down. It's members are exceedingly
iubilant over their victory on Thursday in tbs
regimental team contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sEPTEMBEE Q. 1se2. NOTICE is
y h a.ryisna and %ssuinsssn snS ksil! 8!
ing Of byaEs aad the .rs5sactlon oi such ssine.
SuiG s st. viii ss ads ss sg 5
ocort On FRIDAY the leSa qss sPs1%SsT Is at
se9-6i Treasurer.
0SG. A II. AND ". r. C. CARDS
BYRON 5. ADAMS. PRINTER.
SIP I1th St n.
Over as DESIGNS Reasonable prices Special de-
sign for each officer. seq
H~HEALrH BETTER THAN RICHES!
Rrs%nsnt 9sI Ssssi,ns son nfe,s,Se s5sS
matisn This IL an agreeable prescription
Il gooa claret ]. e6.ained. but ads,sreeable
of L. quarts. Try Golden Gate"
Io-KALoN WINE coMrANY
6i4 l4th 81. n. ". Telephone. 99s. seq
R~ATTE NrION!
II you Interested in real esta.. in any way bs
moments OF your time and 1t be the turning point
We have sbundsnce Of property to sell On easy terms.
We loan money OF 3 per cent per snnum.
We represent all the rew additions to the city and
We want houses fer rent once in all parts
We want you to send us . description by postal (f
YOU cannot csD Of anything you may have for rent or
We viii call at homes of persons not able to get to
you wan. to buy sell real estate. borrow loan
money. rem, or nave your property rented, We will
Remember it you nothing to list your property
Nth ns d and If we Esn, sell it our charges are uni
We VIII be glad TO you at our Office. or call at
We remit s,, COLLECTIONS s,ne hour received:
VIII furnish You the very BEST OF reference il you
ses.im S"-'A &c 5oHSsoS H1ss o. BARRETT. coo Est
E~coLuNBIAs SPRING WATER.
Corbett. the Conqusror
Of the
Mighty John T.. Sullivan.
ussd this water
exclusively in training for
his great fight with the
EI-champion Of the Prizs-rne.
barrel of water from
the Columbia Spring
was placed in
his private car.
And this water he drank q
exclusively on his trip and
during Ills stay in New Orleans.
1t an absolutely pure
water. keeps the system in
Perfect condition. regulates
the bowels and ia
specific for all
Kidney t-oub.ss
Delivered In all parts Of this
city in half-ezllon or
gallon bottles. 5-sallon demi-
Johns or barrels.
Send for price list.
Address
THE COLUMBIA SPRING AND PARK CO.
se9-6t 1906 @ st. NV
DIR. E. ROSS ELLIOTT Of Montgomery, y. T.,
writes:
II have ridden the G. L. J. PNEUMATIC
TIRE over Loo miles since l received my
RAMBLER and have never had puncturs."
GOpMr-Iry 4 Irrrrpv ,,po ~
se5 1925 18th st. NV.
MANT TELs, ANDIROSs. TENDERS,
- 0rstss. Wrought iron Gas Fixtures. &c.
Special discounts while making changes.
nlhl4-tr J. f. CORNING, Tile Shop. SEQ 18th st.
R~AMERICAN ICE AND COAL co, OFFICE
~ W. cor l0th and r. PEEOBSCOT
ICE-FAMILH COAL AND WOOD. Full supply con-
stantly on hand. satisfsstion susranteed. Induce
ents To i cash customers Contract with Sationsl Co.
eratiys Assocation Order for fu,ura
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EPISCOPAL.

R--~S,ST. JOHNS CHURCH. GEoRGETOwN.
:S>-S, O 81 bet. :S2l and :eti. Rev. Charles T.
busa. rector.-Services tomorrow: Holy comm un ION
ut AIN. Morning prayer and sermon al ii. Even.
ina PRAYER at 4;O Vested choir. STRANGERS cordially
Invited II
ASCENSION CECRCH. MASS. AVE AMI
te>L E;th ST. IL. .w.-Aorning prayer and sermon
az IL ~ In Evening prayer at d a. H. hev. Wm.
TayiOe Snyde-. sssstsnf. IL
CHAPEL I2TH AND c STS.
s.w.-Eev Al Hilliker will officia.e on
Sunday next at IL a. IN. and 1:30pm II
Kc,oHACE CHURCH. 9TH AND ID Srs S W.
49, near cable road-S.rvl,,es III a. IN and Z: 80
I'm Holy communion first sunday IL, other sun
days at 7::O am. L. q. Tongue. rector. II
CHURCH, & ST.-SEKVICEs
- and IL and s r. m. Rev DR. Nc.
Kim viii preach az ii .. m Strangers welcome. 1t
E-aSCALvARY p. Z. .lARISH-SERVICE IN
49, the chapel, cor. 18th and Madison SIS at
lc: a. IN. Sermon by Rev. Charles c. Griffth oi
biiNlhOre It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S4S3. .545; customs, s426396
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
The WARREN SHOE HOUSE.
Ills + STREET NV.


Ills + STREET NV.
Is AGAIN IN THE LEAD. WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED 1876 PAIRS LADIES' BRIGHT
DoNeoLA HAND -sEwED TURN BOOTS.
OPERA AND CoMMoN-sENSE TOES.
sIzEs VERY NEARLY COMPLETE. 'FRONT.'
TO S. AND FROM To EE WIDTHS.
THESE ARE THE SHOES YOU NOW WANT
FOR AUTUMN WEAR WE CHALLENGE
Any ONE TO OFFER YOU BETTER
B0cI FOR s4Oo OR $40.
OUR PRICE rs OyLYs,S
WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED OVER 2o5
PAIRS NEWS PATENT CALF SHOES.
sEvtRAL STYLES. NANY DEALERS
woULr CHARGE YoU $500 OR % 30 FOR
THEM oCR PRICE IS ONLY ssz5.
ALSO MEMS $500 CALF BLUCHERs
FOR Sc -
Also MEMS s4Oo CALF BLUcHERs
FOR s.9J.
AND g7l PAIRS LADIES' HIGH SHOES
SAMPLE Shoes AT LESS THAN WHOLE
SALE PRICES. SIZES ARE AND 81; A.
AND c WIDTHS
OTHER DEALERS MAY SAY TO you
THAT W CANNOT MAKE SUCH FEAR
FUL REDUCTIONS AND LIVE. BUT WE
ANSWER By SIMPLY REPLYING THAT
We MAKE 1T A BUSINESS TO SEARCH
The FACTORIES FOR GOODS COUNTER
NASDED FOE FAILURE TO GET THEM
- OUT ON TINE AND FOR GOODS MANI
fACTCREES DO NOT FEEL SAFE IN
SHIPPING. WE TAKE ONLY RELIABLE
MAKES. AND GET THEM AT OUR OWN
PRICE. THUS ENABLING Us TO GIVE
TYE PUBLIC GENUINE BARGAINS IN
EINE FOOTWEAR
THr WAKnzs SHOE HOUSE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

,ALL PARISHES AND SOCIETIES OF
Cstholic yentiemen ase requested % send
enc representative 70 maeting Carroll Hail. g.,S
q st. nv, on NEXT SUNDAY EVENING septsIu-
Der ~, e. .ri,.k slarpt I, mHke the necessar; ar
sef-f I'D. !. HANNAH. Temporary ChairmsiI.
<SPLEASE REMEMBER THERE is ONE
- ho9hhsndeE in tic city; tbs: ia HODGES
NATIONAL BlNDER1, l.S2i ST. Call and look AZ
hls saI1Iles and get prices Magaznes a srsilty al2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

Sealed Instructions Taken to Admiral
Walker by Special Messenger.
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

N,Y. u. C. A.-MENS GOSPEL Melting
49, at the Y. VI. c. A, 1403 New York ave
n w.. Sunday. 4:aO pm: Address by Rev. W L.
Cunningham. D. d.. Of Point Pleasant. NJ. Sub
Come to the Bible class at $50 p m. 1t
OTHER SERVICES.
F~,CHRIST WILL RETURN AGAIN
Na'hsnel-the Nobody Of the Apostles His
Future. John. Al: subject Is Elder Hale in Monu-
mental building; 133 Pa. ave NV. tomorrow at IL
N~THE PEOPLES CHURCH, NON-SECTAR-
So ian and independent. Builders Exchange.
18th st. n " bet g and h.. Rev. Alex Kent pastor
Earra's Arraignment of the Church and Defense of
General Booth" Seats free All welcome. 1t
H,METAPHYsICAL LECTURE. HALL 6J0
- F:--Sunday night, Secret of Money Get
ting j." Health talks Tuesday. Thursday Office hours
fo! Treatment BY corresPondence;
R-STHE SEEKERS AFTER SPIRITUAL
-. . truth at The Temple (423-425 St. p.w. },
SUNDAY ats pm. Address by Vim. Steiner. esq.
Tests by the popular local medium. Mrs X. >. Cow
fnx SedtstTee WM. c. SCkIBNER. President. 1t'
~SPIRITUALISM.-M Y. y. LAKE OF
- Boston, trance speaker. will give a series of
lectures at 900 Eth st. beginning Sunday 1lth,
10 20 a. MRS Lake is OF the most highly gifted
A. +. RibUy from Cincinnati will be present and give
tests. IT.
R,REvIyAL SERVICE HELD AT THE
- holiness meeting at ~ st. and Pa. ave.
Sunday at 3 p m conducted by Misses Phoebe and
Sarah Hal. Everybody invited. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
PRESBYTERIAN,


KSCHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PREsBY.
NV. Rev. Teunis s. Hanlin. ID. D. pastnr-Seryices
at IL a. IN. and Preaching morning and even
ing by the Rev j. Frederick Drppe, d. D., ;astor Of
the independent Presbyterian Church of savannah,
Ca Christian Endeavor Society meeting at D. IN. 1t
sax;cSsNEw YORK AVENUE PaEsBYTERIAN
- Church. Public worship tomorrow at II
a. N and Sp.m. The Rev. o. s. Dean. D. D. of Mas
evening Young peoples meeting at 6:45. Thursday
evening service at O'Clock 1t
SMETROpOLITAN PRESDYTERIAN
0-Os Church. 4ths and sts. s.e.-In the AZ
scnce Of Rev. John Chester pastor, Rev. j. II. Brad
ford Will preach tomorrow Ut IL O'Clock. Ssbbs tn
school st $50 am. lts
ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
- cor. 9TH and sts H. ". Rev. Geo. o. Little.
pastor ,Preaching by the pastor at q. No
CAD Pm. Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7:i5
Pun strangers made welcome 1t all the services 1t
NSEAsTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
- Ssh and n.e.-kev Max. n. Cornelius, d.
bath school. $50 m. Y. 7. i. C. E.. 6:s6 p IN. Il
N~REv.. DIR: PITzER, PASTOR. WILL
- rreach at the Central Presbyterian Church.
cor or I and Sd SITS. NV. at IL o. and ct y.
Beats always free and visitors welccme. Il
WEST IMINETEE PRESBYTERIAN
SlA Church. !th ct. between D and z s.w., Rev
Even ~ HitsnEsr. . Fl D.: Sassor; Rev. Dr. Nc
H~,FOURTH PKEsBYTEhIAN CHURCH 9TH
- ST. bet @ and n. w.. Rev Joseph I. Kelly.
sn1r d. Moore Of Philsdslrhia; ssbbsth srkooi At
Midweek prayer meeting Thursday st y. All are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.

E'ok KENT
Il G. A. r. QCARTERS-
viii zen: he third and fourth foors of tn Bradbury
Piano building to responsible party dIrin- O. A. X.
encau pment- r. u. sMITH.
sel0-6t ISS25 Pa ave.
nECORATE FOR THE q. A R--HOUSES
II decorated with fast-coored huntirgs only, No
running Of coiors send orders 70 the PHIL A
DELPHIA DECORATING ESTABLISHMENT. 632
G St. opp post Office. Reuters Hotel ~ ST. and
Penns ave Our men will call and give DESIGNS and
estimates. selO-6t'
L,OR RFNT-GRAND ARMY-WINDOwS on
Il Penn ave. n. ". bet sth and 9th SITS. 10 review
parade WILSON HOUdH, 623 81. H. W. sl0-3t
Vl-ANTFp-15 MFN TO ROOM AND BOARD
w curing encampuient week Accommodations
excellent and reasonable. Apply at once lDll Ii
st. n selOSt'
A TTENTION. MEMBERS G. AR. :. OF V. sc.
n O. &. WHIrMORE - of 81
Desires hat Won get your CARDS. which you will
need during the encstnpnlent. printed BY him.
500 eth ~. ".
Let submit you prizes on yodr PrintinE- i can
refer Lincoln Post Potomac Relief Corps and LOGAN
Camp. s OfN. sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
B. II. WARNER & co.

HSwANTED--rO PURCHASE DIRE c I
- from tne owners. 10000 to 20 900 fee: of
ground in East Washington. within sidewalk limits,
for a syndicate. Give lowest price and best terms.
ne. O-:St VII ILIAMS BROS, 9th and sts.n.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

RSTHE RENTING PUBLIC.
Your attention Is invited TO a number
Of frst-class, weil-,ocated houses We
have to Offer from October l, advertised
in For Ren.s" in tcday's star"
Com pete information agarding them
will be cheerfully furnished upon ap-
plicstion to our office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

LNOR q. A. f. -ENCANPSENT-lOO DOZ swHITE
Il wood chairs. in lots suit. g. 30 per dozen.
CHAS- HOLLANDER & SONS. 1oS L. Pratt st, Bal
tirOre. Vi. seS-6t"
Il oD6INGs FOR 23 To 30 PERSONS. 8 To IN
L. room 100 ~. NV. Apply Immediately.
seS 81
(,OMRADES. ATTENTION!-sTUDY YOUR IN
y tsrests and see our 'Sperisl G. A. T. Hat. Z"
Prise. complete with cord and wreath 81 IL leads
them AL
Ore price. Comrade HENRY FRANC.
Meade Postl
se5.SlO Cor. 7th and D.
L,OR TIE NEXT THREE DAYS / WILL CLOSE
IT out lot OF the best Woven Wire Cots made at
slB earn; FEATHER Pillows. JOc. Cpholstered Cot.
sl..5; Blanket. SS. NJ NOTES.
se--S,' ID and q n. W.
WINDOWS FOR EENT-GRAND PARADE AND
w hnical displays. q. A. K cards. g. A. X.
souvenir a glimpse OF Washington; Job printing.
II. b MATCHETT. Printers and Advertisers, 1000
Pa seS-.5w'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-13

dh2arec ser
de al enm ac duuan ortaoe aAysna uneu urvil
Is Irl@ @ p vi a % e
ruler
Ilal los dep id d Il la | ndr rl lupa4s reaig6 l "A
ndI Ii e los lep osd fareleu p. % 4 c
Il e lpeIa dr@ldre ion quate ene al
n raptgua lfmpar@s s9
suyor soa
s. p % e t di il
Las las mnas son hsr
en- eaad s
e aig pi di lone que en- to
DnAL AL 2d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-13
De Los SENORES SOBRINOS De HERRERA
'Farifa Gle pasajes.
IL EXPEDICION

Para Fl de hetes cualquier otro informe
L. anantaa nnn scrihen Lo concernente puerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-13
VIAJE DE IDA
FECHAS

Este vapor France da % rtlantio de la
Inca en- e de N1aela
En- e de
e de
1timo a ida ncoonal de na
Fort de Franco q Cayenn
Malaga,
Iona, Marsea, La Puerto Cablo Saval Colon Santa Lucia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-13
LUZ BRILLANTE
Aceite para aIumbrado de famiIias
LIBRE DE EXPLOSION
y combustion eepoatia1
SDs huR0 al nal ol9r

Este aceite producto d. una fabrics.
especial es igual sim superior lo- .
impertan del eXtraniero ba1a l.
nombres Y marcas, tmto porsas ea... ...
luminicas como par Ia sgal..
ofrece a los consumidorcs
Nuestro precios son mgeho r.-.-.
dos que los de las marras eNti4u ....
con este mayor precio uo h.iuau
consumidores ventala~ de uiuEuua
la eNperiencia adqtil.aa en e-..
ti'ia durante muchos anUs en- 51-
Unidos, Cuba, Mejieo otros Iei-..
permiten otrecer al publico m ....
que no Sc puede mejonr eu Parse r.-
bajo ningun concepto.
Nuestras marcas Luz BLIII4N\.
FlIFANTE y Luz SOLAR e~tan ..
ira las Y Sc perseguiri eon toje e. t.
la ley los falsi!icalores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-13
Vapores Correos ESpanoIeS
de la Compania TrasatIantica
ANTES DE A. LOPEZ * Go.
sERYIcIo PARA PUERTo-RIco y la HABANA

-SALIDAS-de los y e
De ell " 20De la
na q 81
Sc expiden pasaies de vuela p de rehaja.
las fmas quivaencia de e haran
bllee vuea
Un de cad fii gratis Los
i no cumpidos pasaje
perencia orlnara I'm gratis De 2
pa II pasaje de Il adlante
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-13
l. lie G. A D A

FL ~ IHo7e ve del di este puerto,
rasbodo Rico
de aque e dia ounce de cada
a 10 80 de
admi td los de pasajeos oamen
Santa
Tana de pasaje de Ia LNEA NTER ANTILLANA
paerto
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-17
CLEVELAND KEEPS CLOSE
At Gray Gables, Doing Some Fishing but
More Letter-writinS-A Visit From an
Enthusiastic Indiana Dcmocrat-Their
View OF the illinois Campaign,

| At Gray Gables, Doing Some Fishing but
More eLetter-Writing-A Visit From an
Enthusiastic Indiana Drmocrat-Their
View of the illinois Campaign.
| BUZzARD's BAY, MASS, July 16-
| Especial 1-Hon. Grover Cleveland is keep
| ing close at GRAY Gables this week, fishing
some, but attending to his correspondence
more. He is preparing to depart for New
| York either on Monday or Tuesday, and
will make the trip either on E. G. Bene-
| diets yacht Oneida or take one
| of the Sound steamer liz. boats
He is making every effort to make his stop
in Gotham as brief as is consistent with the
duty before him, and. if only his private
wishes were to be consulted, would keep
away from the heat of town altogether.
he will also prolong his stay at Buzzard's
Bav as late in the season as possible, and
will, so far as seems expedient and proper,
delay entering into the active campaign
until we'll after the summer solstice has
passed.
Every day now brings Mr.. Cleveland Wis
itors from all sections of the country. This
morning delegation of about 30 represent
atives of the Cane Cod Democracy came up
on the early train and were driven over to
Gray Gables, headed by Henry C. Hather,
of Yarmouth, the Cape aspirant for Con-
gressional honors in Representative Charles
S. Randall's district. Mr.. Cleveland greet
ed the delegates pleasantly, and put them at
ease at once. Their reception by him was
informal and was over in a few moments.
Joshua W. Copeland, of Indianapolis,
was the guest of Mr.. Cleveland to-day. Mr..
Copeland is prominent Democrat in that
city and retired business man. He came
as bearer of good tldings to the nominees
and of good cheer from the Hoosier State
Democracy. Mr.. Cleveland and his guest
talked over the local situation in that State
in detail, with special reference to the atti-
tude of Governor Gray and of his position
in reference to the national ticket Mr.
Copeland says that President Harrison has
lost ground in his own State, largely through
his narrowness in religious belief
In relation to Stevenson and the Vice
Presidency, Mr.. Copeland thinks it tre-
merdous task for the Democracy to attempt
to carry the State of Illinois, but with Mr.
Stevenson on the ticket, there is a good
chance of winning there He saws Cleve-
land will carry Indiana
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-17
Tri-State Brevftiea,

SoorrD ALE-The iron workers strike is
having a preceptible effect on the coke
trade.
GEORGETOWN, O.-George Fennell, while
telling tree, was struck by branch and
killed.
kENsINeToN-A sl1if in the river capsized
Friday, and little boy named White was
drowned.
WHEELINe-A subscription is being circu-
latod for the appeal of the case of Maier,
convicted OF wife murder.
HAMILTON, O.-Friday nights storm de
molished brick building. fatally injuring
Arthur Barr and H. W. Shillman, and sert-
ously wounding several others.
LEEcHsURe-With q terrific explosion,
which smashed the plate glass windows,
burglars blew open c. II. Longs safe, but
only secured y %, passing over $500.
EAST LIvERPooI-John Z Witherenoon.