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This EVENING.

VrBLTER u WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auct.onsers
Two - ONf.v
TAUNTON SILVER PAT G mp Ny SALE
LilEGS A. NJ. THETE NNDHALF-PAST SEVEN
2 VI
A. -1oFus,
Corner i0-i n snn~y v.tni1 ave
f3AN WALTZ Il Il. VILLAINS & 90. Aucts
cox ono NORTH o. DTAlDNDS. GOLD
'l.OON - .h-~. fne silver ware an otii--
go TON Afrstou oHr or,te, Troy, y 4. FfCf-
SEh, Auct.oneeT. II ps ave. ander Metro'n Eotei
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d5a'i,s LATINrR sIo,v. suo;ion.er,


CHAEcFPT SALE oF FIVE NICE BRICK
HOUSES SIrUs I'D Il TIE CORNER OF
il$DEN ND y VI sTrEEfS :. N lie DEolr
fkEF. N vi Uf-TEICT OF COLUMBIA
r. Vrtur q a decree 81 fr- supreme Court q. the
It.srirf % COIN ia. uag=.l IL e4gity c'u-e No.
f4f-- t.. Il das ~ De- BIZ \. u 1872. tho
Ir'isr~l-ue-l trustee VII a TuLir lion, in
frt.lt q the r~sne-tise rHfu.s@S FRIDAY. The
Gtlih \ r ". those e--- uT arc, 5 % groUnd
wing aud hriuz lye brsi ~ In tire T. strict II
Go up ha AMI AMI a-serib q - lo-~ ~ e. -.
bcft .nrl O. b. ok ; in T. DToit Para accord
tn1 20 y. 4 tsoI's rghtly 80 -tcI lot BE- I'M
proved hv n new SeN = p with all mod
IN o. pr vsIssuf- '1tS II H. II anil - each 10 he
sd -ut.--t . dectl Of 80 100 snG lot %
srnssc- O. Decd 81 rus 90 s..a aud all payable in
hN- Y~ars from thr al tsv ~. IiFy. iSsr1.
.srins - sale: Ufs-lslf II th- purcnase money IN
casa ana the hs-slre laylhls six ant twelve
month. ~ iuterss.. " IA d dauoSit uf 800
s1rh hons viii b. -euuirs1 she dime " Terms
q sac o. b. ca41urd with within ten days from the
dA q sale. ~ property To be sold at the risk and
CUsg- gf the purC base.
IEANK 7. BROWNING. Trustee
Il6 ',td -
q - N ~
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
BENsINGEg. AUcTroNFEE.

= BENsINGEB. AUcTIoNEER,
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CAR
EItGr BAZAAR. $40 LOUISIANA
fVENTE. PsTe7Hp'ory sale Of Hersrs
Mare. Wagons. Picstcns. RaggSss
HDness DC We will sell al tho Ba-
zsar. No. .9) Louisiana avenue to-
morrow. SATURDAY MORNING. DE-
CfABER31 7. 1892. AT 10 O'CLOCK,
3 head Of Horses and Mares. keel
lcnt s,O~k. embracing many good
WFrSers and drivers. suited to any busi-
mss
Ais. Cor the District Government. one
red Cow to the highest bidder
ALSO
One d1etors second hand Phaeton one
Dayton Waaon and several SECONDHAND
Bu~ges and WAGONS.
Also miscellaneous lot Of good sound
secondhand harness
S. BENSIEGER. Auctioneer.
1t $40 Louisiana avenue.
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It has been demonstrated oft
A man ne'er reaches fame,
Until the world Familiarity
Makes use of his first name,
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0fNc.rs Ileef-d.

Federal Council. No. 2I7, American Legion
Of Honor. has elected the follo~lng ofaoers;
Hugh W. Burns. commander. John p Lean
hsrd;, vice commander; J. Weed Corey orator.
reelected; J. ID. b. Peters. past comma ndsr;
John l.. Collette. secretary, reelected. Ruiolth
b. schwiclardi. collector. reelected. William
Thomas. treasurer. reelected; Che. r. Gard
ner. chaplain. reelected; l.. q. War icld guide,
Lewis Cohn, warden; Gus. OTpenheimer,
sentry; John j. Clements. trustees; j. wesd
Corey. representative 20 the frsteTnsl Bsnsa-
cisl Society Of the District Of Columbia
Al joint meeting Of the senior and fanSoe
classes OF the College Of PharmacyD Muss slssy
was elected president; II. Budenbou, vice pres-
ident; II. UdAll, secretary, and N. Levin, trs.s-
urer.
Moutefiore Lodge. No. ~. Improved ordsr
their last meeting: President, Y. X Levy. vics
president. l. 4. kubenrtein; secretary, A. X
Mundheim (re-elected); financial secretsry,
Herman Baumgarten (re-electedD; treasurer.
l. Gutenberg (re-elecied). guide. p. 1and-
heimer; warden, b. schwarz; sentinel, I.
Abrsmson; trustees, C. L. Hsilbrun, W. 4.
Frank, l. koihschid. \. Lewis. q. 1snzss,
Representatives TO supreme Lodgs. Hsrmas
Baumgnrten, A X Mundheim, n. Colm~n, r.,
and David Jackson.
At regular stated meeting on tho nh insA
OF Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. Jr q. C-IM-,
the following officers were elected Tor shs en-
suing term: Councillor, n. y. suocbe; vice
councillor. w. X. X. Martin. recording scrs-
tary, A w. skunk (re-elected); ssstss.ns ~
cording secretary. a. W. Ashton (re-el~etsd)y
elected; treasurer, John ID. Kolb lrs-sissssd)s
conductor, Robert Hickey; warden. - Jss-
kins; l. s.. John w. Bright; y. y. T. HAra-
son; trustee for eighteen months, n y. stro~bs
(re-elected); representative 20 state council, n
W. Pose; Representative 70 y. b A., A w.
skunk.
Washington Commandery, No. 4, u. A n,
uniform Rank OF Jr. o. Q. A N. ).hsve elssss1
the following officers; Commander, y. y.
Rouse; vice commander. T. A Rsio; Preists,
8. w. Deckman; protector. J. ". Lpc.s; ns.r-
shall. c. W. Todd; senior councillor, r. n. WI
liams; junior councillor, 4 X. Boss; warsien.
J. II. Gregory; past commander, q. Y. Howard
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS iFrERNnn,
WALTER b WILLIAMS co. Aurt,onesrs.

WALTER p WILLIAMS { co. Aurt,onesrs.
VAL ABI-E INFkONEp BUSINESS PROP RTY
f rhoNIlSt, on SENF NTH ST. YET b TWEEN
MAND STREETS SuE INVEST Al ACC-
IlON tPEEMISiS NJ. Isr10
,. I'm ifliAl. nECI NBTr tHTETIrTH, at FOUR
ILDth VI. We ISL - in r1lt % 'I p-e uiss-,
"a % Ne. = N s1la-- Nc. 52I. a-yiu- 70
y, h-s r,nt ht 9, feet p - - s-v. INT proved
-. y. - orv BRICK eve In aHd store.
his - . should ro-tIcau TIE attention - CAPITAL
- nnd tho-e IN search q %. = hlisIr.s4 vror,srty
a. lerrr~ n - Nus--ffrl c4-f. 1nf. IN and
mr. f-ar notes earin- in'e go fr'm day sale
80 -cfirei by deed a.. trust g'rs-essv T. Con-
ms r.. ~ has - 1870 down hen
Ifop~rtv = -truHk ~ nj n Of .ra not
ei - witt within ten d. y FROM DAY azl- Prop
eTtv WI Go r,soid Ek cost OF tefaaltin- pu--
t"i-M wALTFE y WILLIAMS co. Auc,s
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TAUxror SILVIA PLATE Co. . sALs stiIl pro-
crossing ct Walter B. Williams 3 Co . saies
room, corner 10th street and Pennsyivania ave-
days only.-Adct
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VETERINARIAN.

~ .. KEAS. V. NJ ID. CONVERSELY OF PA D.
l. Veterinarian.
Treats diseases of tU.stI' atad End pet animals.
ID and East Ca Ito sts. Iele hon. III. ms
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eAls = horrisoa's, lssl strsst, ts.ieAS q
e'slsek-Adsl
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The Christmas entertainment at the WASH
ington City Orphan Asylum, corner l4th and 9
streets, Tuesday evening. was unusually pleas
ant A Christmas service entitled, GLORY to
God in the Highest" was beautifully rendered
by the children, after which Rev. Charles H.
Small OF the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church delivered short address. Prof. Town
send and his daughter, Ada, entertained the
children with . number of humorous recita-
tons, which were interspersed with delightful
music by banjo club composed Of ladies. A
brilliantly lighted Christmas tree and the die
tribution OF bountiful supply Of candy and
fruit closed an evenings EMBARRASSMENT greatly
enjoyed BY the children and their friends.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

CoMMIssIoNEK OF DEEDS FoR EVERY STATE
" ana Isrrltory, Notary and u. y. Commissioned.
oC-r JOIN l.. BEAi.l. I:szi q st. "a. ~
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LAnes ~ Il f.r.iszss, g.. q Iseiass .
oca.h aAe5 @ sAss4 = - A. ssssssss.-
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\ ATIMER SLOAN. AUCTIoNFERs,
Il l4U7 u ST.

II AllAEE SLOAN. AJCIiDNFERS.
l. 1877 u ST.
SIXTEEN AMERICAN TELFPHoyE CoMP.NY,s
s1SSS ~ 'PA s1oo tSH At p srcTf5y COLI
IwILvE ". vi ? or :,iss rooms. ito7 q
" VI 81 ,or tanker the following sock held BY
I1 kMERiCAS TELEPHONE CONp.NY's CON
sOlIbAIED ISL MokTGA@E GOLD BONDS.
dss-its LATINTR SLOAN. Aurtion>ers.
RADCLIFFE. DARE CO; ATccTIoyEERs,
'sAE g THFfffTs4FsFET PFIfk BFE4HHkIEsf
Sc2SiL IA Al L N6PtEy 'f I 6 S2NS
ASr sEtIEp ny fyEXsi t By s, AVcT EoSI,,
TfFTNEN O'CLOCK P. NJ. w viii sal. in front OF
- rs LOT IFS. IN SQUARE 1913
fIon,inz 10 ie-' n l''h s:r-,I win dspth Of s.
az a. In % ne IN. MY sr,. .Ta ,,
inost desirable nsiFhhornoot 10 will he sold subject
- tee . t-ust q s5oob tho Particulars Of which
Trrrs - O0o 0vsr sud sFove the rustic he raid in
> deei gftTlIs-. o. AZ Over trust can - raid y,
ss-n It -. .piian q ile pnTc hsss. DEPOSIT ., 80
vitain afiesn DAYS from she day OF sale, All GU
.h.ser, me loas' may be inspected sISn aPpiica-
= : - KAToLrFFE. DARE CO.
'rRU~r. - SNLE OF PkOPF KrY ~ TIE CITY
fIas Tsl A ~ Bffv Ptx AID TA srRRE r.
sT TPH sTi nv MI IN RI 81 TWO
"
By v..t-r u d"cTc- 49, the s,h dsy Of pecen-
10. iSirs. ~ the Surrsn 'o.rt Z the District o.
fuiulula In ff- cal~- Of NII.iaw4 4. Esvat Fat
rtck prrau - a. iif41. Equity Docket 20 shall
Isssi .; HIIF.TAsT FoCE WcIoCK ?. NJ. ehsi
1sr -7ie a uub Is autou tie following real estate.
sifuatH il she cftY Of VA suEtol. D. c. wit: The
uorth d :nrh-S ~ ioI No II end the south .
f-~t ifer~- ~ L. b depth. there T. Of Ke y
ant Tor ftsi.viFiuu O. ;art o. square No III
tie r-d Ia b-'lE y. r. folio ISIS one
the ID q the Surveyors fhr .: the Dist net 81
toirsrIhfs. .Hsarf = tie--s sf the
lqulfane Ba..siinz Association q s4,7. 20
TER Of ale a o. = i0(
vii 10 q1ise a. tin. - sale n % sal
rnIrIV ted IN in DAYS TIE
mi resell she risk a d-fau.tl
purr ht-sr uvgyanc..lr anu rt-or ling at the
E.lsr Of purchaser
WILLIAM X DUHAMFI.
iti4 IL Trustee.
DUNCAN son BROS
d1l-ikt- Aurtionee-s
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mother, Mrs. Wakefield, at 1917 K street.
Mrs. Albert G.. Bracket and Mrs. E. z.
Steerer will be at home Fridays during the sea-
son at l726 Y street northwest.
Mrs. Chauncey Reynolds and daughters are
not going south this winter, as they had con-
templated early in the season.
The engagement is announced OF Katherine F,
Gibson. daughter of Gen. H. G.. Gibson, to
Frank Hollis White, son Of the late Mr.. Hollis
White OF New York and nephew of Gen. George
Sykes, U. s. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Davis Of Baltimore are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones OF
23d street northwest.
Mr.. Mortimer Harkins and sister Of Hartford
county are spending the holidays with their
uncle, Mr.. James II. Grier of L street north
west.
The eighth annual reunion Of the class Of
1885 Of tine Washington High School was held
at the Hotel Cochran last evening.
An informal reception was held in the parlors,
and then the class adjourned to the banquet
hall. After the usual courses Mr.. V. Z. Hodges,
the president, addressed the class, and in his
capacity ~ toasfmaster elected the following
responses: .'Class Spirit, MRS. E. G. Siggers;
Our Class Bachelors" Mr.. w. L. Ford; THE
Republic and the Class Of 1885 in it, Mr.. P.
NJ. Brown; 'The Ladies" Mr.. w. l. Arm
strong.
Letters from the following members were
read: Miss Maud Stalnaker, Mr.. Dretitsch, Mr..
and Mrs. Williams and Lieut.. Reinburg.
A short business meeting then ensued, the
new officers elected being: President, Mr..
George Fleming; first vice president, Mr.. p. n.
Brown; second vice president, Mas Armstrong;
secretary, Miss LAsier treasurer, Mr.. J. H.
Drown; assistant treasurer, Mrs. Eiggera
Provision was also made for . permanent CORE
spending secretary. and Mr.. W. A. Pollard waa
elected to that office. Resolutions on the death
| of Mr. A. Raluh Johnaon vara adortnd
The evenings sntsrtainmsut vss concluded
by dancing.
| Among thoss present were MsssrA v. :.
Hodges. George Flaming. Classnes Dog1s, ".
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Al 6oF the Foof.
The following additional subscriptssos for -
bsns6t Of the As.ociatsd Charitss lsvs bssu
received at THE SIAR once:
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ID ATCLIFFE DARR L CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
PEBEMPToRy SALE OF PAIR OF LARGE GRAY
NJ LES. PAI2 OF LARGE BAY HORSES.
WORKS IN ALL HARNESS.
On SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER THIRTY
FIRST. at TWELVE OfCi OCK. will sell In front
of sales rooms go Pennsylvl MIA avenue north
west. without reserve. for account Of contractor.
the above horses and mules. TO which attention is
called.
Terms cash.
G.n-ot RATCIIETE DARR 4 co. Aucts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

Newton Beers Co. were unfortun-
ate last week In being thrown down
q thirty foot emban kme mt in wreck
on the Reading K. r. At first 1t was
thought all had escaped serious In
jury. The leading lady was hurt
slightly about the head. The conse.
quences have proven more serious
than was at first expected, as the
comedian has since been confined to
his bed from internal injuries. 1t was
impossible for him to appear at the
opening of the tour on Misnler's Cir
cult, and necessitated the reading of
his part the opening night and the
canceling of the rest OF the week.
The tour was resumed Nov. 20, at
HOnesd ale, Pa.
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GOSSIP.

A Vancouver furrier was exhibit
ing short time ago what he claimes,
were the pelts of five white foxep The
man is ali expert naturalist, and has
been dealing in furs in the northwest
Tor forty years.
In England cheap tob acco is now
often wrapped in packages contain
ing graphic illustrations OF the glorIes
OF a soldiers lite, the authorities hon.
ing in this way to induce many am
hitiOus rustics and cocknies To Ioin the
! ranks.
A pail OF novel shears for bari
is recent invention. The pivot be-
tween the blades is extended TO carry
a COMB, which is parallel with the
shears. By means of a nut the dis
| lance between the shears and the
comb can be varied at will and the
hair cut at any desired length
One of the industries in connection
with the tea trade is the collection OF
the lead with which tea chests are
lined. China has been noted for many
centuries for the purity of its lead
and this tea chest lead, as 10 is called
is regarded as the finest in existence
There are many uses tor IL; Is is found
very valuable in making the best
Kind if solder.
A new process of renning sugar de.
ponds largely upon the use of tiuosili
cate OF lead. AS applied to beet sugar
the process is said to cost practically
nothing, owing to the valuable resid.
nary products.
I A sardine taken after every glass O
champagne is said to delay tn
double sight effect until at least We
bottles have been followed out.
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men and women

Many men and women who sho time
ago thought themselves of strong physique.
splendid intellect and nerves of iron marvel
at their feeling of exhaustion and total lack
of interest in their business affairs. They
are overpowered by a sense of lassitude,
languor and dullness. Their Wanted
strength and self control seem to have left
them when most needed; already they have
experienced lack of old time vigOr, a GER
tain lack of confidence, and nervous appre-
hension instead of the old courage; con-
slant feeling of las >itude and waning am
bitten: their blood is impoverished, their
eyes lusterless, they are haunted with mel
anchOly and frequently have the 'biues;"
they feel their vitality wasting day by day
and night by night; they are easily discour-
aged, irritable, mOrOSe and unhappy pleas
ures tire and friends bore them.
DO you know what your trouble is, or
what you are coming to? Come at once and
consult DR.. j. N. Hathaway, the successful
specialist of this city, a1d he will tell you
also how tn get cured. Do not delay.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

SOME Philadelphia sports are max.
ing up collection of wild animals
for the Chicago exposition. They
have complete family of psnthers
sire, dam and whelps; a grizzly with
O snow white beard; an elk with a
head of horns so heavy that bis
muzzle is kept close to the ground;
seven hears, and other specimens all
from the Bitter Root country. 1t
would take a $1,000 to purchase the
collection, $500 having been offered
for the baby panthers. The wild and
woolly west will find herself on deck
with q unique collection.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

Mr.. }. K. Tnorougngood, writing
from Georgetown, Del, says: 1.-TWO tea
spoonfuls Of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea remedy saved the life OF
Mrs. Jane Thomas, of this place." He
also states that several very bad cases Of
bowel complaint there have been cured
by this remedy. For sale by F. Kalteyer
& Son, Bowling & Flood, A. Dreiss, H..
Schuchard, r. Cohn & Co., J. II. Harrison
and Kalteyer & Schuchard, J &. Koch
6aw1v
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FURNITURE AT AuCTIoN.

On Monday, December IL, at 10 a.
M, at 327 Press street, 1 will sell at
public auction one fine, nearly new,
upright piano of best make, eight
marble top bedroom sets, one large
pier glass, one lounge, seven marble
top tables, rockers. easy chairs, one
fine, antique office desk, revolving
chair, one new Domestic Sewing Mo
chine, hair and cotton mattresses,
com forts, blankets. spreads. sheets.
lamps, stoves, eight Brussels and
other carpets, twelve-foot extension
table, twelve dining room chairs,
dishes and large line kitchen furni.
ture. fine large, nearly new range,
eight toilet sets. pillows, side board
many choice pieces OF silverware,
knives, forks, spoons. etc., ice chest
and many other useful articles.
1925 T. K. DAWSON, Auctioneer.
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NORTH of Mason's and DiXon's line
the democrats have now in congress
116 members and the republicans
have 81; after the Fourth of March
the republicans will have in that
same territory 123 congressman and
the democrats 90. The campaign of
9 ducation that has been carried on
since the passage of the Mckinley
bill has not been without it's results.
Two more years of this education and
there is every reason to conclude that
the lower branch of congress will be
safely repu blican.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

THERE is tair prospect OF consider.
ing the restricted Immigration ques-
tion In congress from a purely nom
partisan standpoint. 1t should be so
AIKEN up. There is nothing sectional
In it, nothing which both parties can.
not meet upon as OH q common
ground. 1t should be fairly consider.
ed in the light ofall the interests OF
this country that are involved, and
decided on that ground.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

Our stock must positively be
closed out in 80 days. Ladies, do not
fail to take advantage of this oppor-
tuDity, Int come at once if you want
to save so per cent on hats, cloaks,
underwear, hosiery, gloves, handker
chiefs, dolls. etc. Come for them
quick and secure first choice. Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 1293t
NAT SULZRACHER, Trustee.
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STAGE NOTES.
Points About the Leading Theatrical
People Picked Up Here

Points About the Leading Theatrical
People Picked Up Here
ana There.
Blanch Sherwood has left the
"Kid" Co.
"The Ensign" is pronounced en-sin.
with the accent on the first syllable,
in the navy.
A matinee was given on Saturday
at Niblo's Garden. for the poor child
rem of New York, by DR.. Csve,r "The
Scout"
Manager David Henderson Is to sue
Margaret Mather for canceling her
time at his Chicago and PittsDurg
theatres. 1t Is not unlikely that
other managers will also legally pro.
coed against Miss Mather.
Lydia Pierce and John Williams of
San Francisco, formerly with Froh-
mans "Wilkinson's Widows" and
Seabrooks' Isle of Champagne"
were married last Thursday at the
Little Church around the corner.
Both parties are now with Hoyt's IA
Hole in the Ground"
Lillian Lewis is the defendant in q
rather novel suit. Her role in Lady
Lii" requires her to strike the william
on the side of the head with her fist.
Ivon Peronet has been playing the
villain, and he Is the plaintiff in the
suit. Mr.. Peronet seeks $4,000 DANA
ges for an injured ear. He AYERS that
Miss Lewis struck him so hard one
day last week that she ruptured the
tympanum of his left ear. Miss Lewis
will defend the case, and her mana
ger, Lawrence Marston, is confident
that she will win.
1t is to be hoped that the new 80
ciety of Arts and Letters" which is
soon to give performances IN New
York la Theatre Libre, in Paris, will
not copy the style of the "lndependent
Theatre Society" of London (also
copy of the French Originally. OF
course the idea of all these is, Accord
ing TO their own prospectus, to pros
duce plays which, instead OF being of
a class calculated to attract the ordi-
nary play-gOing public, are distln-
guished by such literary merit rs will
necessarily interest the more cultured
section of society. But it is lamenta-
BILE that the efforts of the London so.
cietv have so far fallen very short of
it's ideal. Take the play, of "Therese
Rsquin," which was produced by the
society at the Royalty Theatre
last year. Was that distinguished
by literary merit. and did it interest
the more cultured section of society?
In the first place, ZDla's novel OF that
name was condemned by the Public
Prosecutor as unfit for dissemination
amongst q civilized community. 1t
was really a wonder that ladies and
gentlemen could be indu led to fill
the parts of the shameless characters
in the piece, yet some were to be
found who could lower their minds
sufficiently to picture the foul and
degrading scenes of the. play in all
their fulsomeness. IF the "Society of
Arts and Letters" begin to monkey
with that sort of stuff it's name will
be Denis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

THE Waco GluOe is very anxious
that dOgg should carefully study the
mathematics Of the situation when
he comes to the preparation of bis
message, particularly the difference
between the vote that he received in
the campaign of 1890 and that which
he received last month. The G ODE
is not in a position TO act as tutor to
the gov Inor elect, former relations
forbid Hny Influence In that quarter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

ONE.HALF Of the geld production of
California has gone to England every
year to pay for their tinplate. The
United States were preparing
to make their own tinplate and
save these twelve and a half millions
of tribute to England every year, but
the recent election will negative that
effort and the tribute will be paid as
usual.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

WHEN the democrats, in full pos.
session of the government, come to
confront the situation and find that
the interests of all classes have to be
consulted in the adjustments of the
tariff, they will realize that IL will
not be possible to permit the fsctional
feeling to dominate. The care of all
sections is to considered and there
Will be music in the air II one indus
try is made to suffer in order that
others may he conserved.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

THAT Mon etary conference at Brus-
sells is..as mu CHI at sea as regards any
feasible m ethod OF reaching com.
mon conclusion as to what would
really best meet the demands of q
general CONNER CO, as are the financial
agents of the or eat commercial houses
There must. be agreement for expert.
ment before any agreement that will
be permanent can be reached.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-10

TRUE republicans all over the
country are in favor OF fighting it out
on the former lines in the next cam
pafgn. These men are satisfied that
the verdict of the country in the
light of the very doub experiment
now being tried will be favorable TO
protection In the final outcome.