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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

Raimunda Rio, veclna del Dorado, desea sa
ber el paradero de su hiJo Pedro Rio, que hace
dos amos no sabe donde se halla. Sc suplica g.
los colegas de Ia Isla la reproduction de estas
lineas.
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VARlEDADES

Quesos de los Princes. Leche fresca natu.
raj. Cognac Martsn ~" Aqua de vichy fres.
CO 1893. Queso de Gruyere legftirno. Mante-
quilla francesa en- tarros de cristal. Salchich6n
de Lyon. Bizcochos para Champagne Peti.
pois extra fnos. Vino de San Rafael Macare-
las francesas i" Les Superbes." Bombones ca
ramelos Suizos Ciruelas pasas en- frascos cristal.
Queso de Roquefort y Maladetta en- latitas.
Chartreuse amarillo. Anisete en- canasto de 2
botellas Cognac Henessy *** Vino en- Bordale.
sas "San Julien" "San Emilion" y "Medoc !"
Acaban de recibir en- 81 vapor Colombo. Cere.
do Hermanos y c. 3-s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11
los escriben de Madrid:


La discussion acerca de las reformas de 10
administration, & que di6 lugar l. Interpolation
San Pedro. termin6 en- los prlmeros dias de Ia de-
cena, hablando para alusiones los diputados por
Puerto. Rico sefiores Alfau, Lastres Balbas y So
Ter Casajuana Los dos primeros SO declara
ron opuestos las reformas = citaron en- su apo.
20 una carta del senor sUbarri, 10 que contest6
81 Ministro que 81 tenia otra de dicho sefor apro
bando las reformas. Els de auponer que ambas
cartas SO hallen redactadas en- terminos generates
sin concretar Ia opinion. Dichas cartas no SO han
leido nj publicado. El senior Soler y Casajuana
perlodista de alguna signifsaci6n, defendi6 Ia
politica del Ministro y asegur6 Ia conformidad
con ella de la mayorfa de los representatives de
Puerto Rico. .~e1#= =: s..
Con este motive cit6 81 sehor Alfau una
reunion sus companeros de Diputaci6n, pero no
lego celebrarse porque acudieron muy pocos,
estos no estuvieron tampoco conformes en- SUI
manera de juzgar las reformas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

Anoche, segun 10 anunciamos tuvo lugar en-
el Ateneo la reunion de personas citadas por la
comisi6n organizadora de Ia benefca asociaci6n
International de La Cr@s Roja. Sc inscrlbieron
muchos como socios y Sc resolvi6 hacer campafia
en- favor de tan humanitaria socledad de Ia cual
SON socios de hecho todos los medicos, farma.
c6uticos periodistas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

Assgura un telegrama de Nueva- York, via
st. Thomas, que ha causado profunda sensaci6n
en- el mundo comercial, la convocatoria del pre-
sidente Cleveland al Congreso de los Estados
Unidos para tratar de suprimir la compra de
plata que mensualmente hace aquel Tesoro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

Por el Gobierno General 90 ha concedido Ii.
cencia 4 los alcaldes de Lola, Maricao Aibo
nito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

+ Por fuerza de la Guardla Civil del puesto de
Patillas fue detenido el dia 9 el individuo Anice
TO Garcia por heridas; ell por la de Rio-Piedras
ell vecino Cirilo Carrasco por heridas nferidas q
por Ia noche su vecno Modesto Andino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

y. Buques de cabotaje entrados aver al puerto
de esta Capital: goleta Hortenssa de Vega-baja,
con carga ba!andro Paqwsto de Aguadilla, con
carga.-Salidas: Goleta Dschosa Aguadila, Ma
yaglez Ponce, con carga, goleta Corazdn de Je
sGs para Arecibo, con carga.-Vapor aleman
RhenanSa de Puerto Lim6n, via Aguadilla, con
carga de tr6nsito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

Aver se celebraron en- 81 Juzgado Municipal
de esta Capital los juicios siguientes: por pelea
escandalo 2; por amenaza 2; por lesiones y
por desobediencia sgentes de Ia sutoridsd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

esta Capital las defunciones de Felipe Alvarez,
de t6tanos traumatlco; Emilia Calder6n Ca.
raballo, de tuberculosis pulmonar; Juana Reyes
y Villafana, de gastro-epatitis cr6nica;y Evaris.
to Pefa, de cirrosis hepatica; y los nacimientos
de Isabel Fuente Massipile Jose Julian Juan Ri.
sech FustS Justina Rodriguez. ~>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

slgue La huelga de abogados en- varias pro
vincias de Espa6a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

Sandalo aela Torres Sc di6 cuenta oon d PRO-
yecto ds reglamento para au discussion, fueroA
aprobados varios articulos con las enmiendas CON.
siguisntes que presentaran los senores Diaz Ri.
vera Ginorio. Esta noche contn6an los debs.
k0a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

En- Guayanilla fue herido de un tiro de esco.
peta el dia 8 del corriente, 9! paisano Jose Echa
varria por otro llamado Santiago Milanos. El
hecho segdn parece fu6 casual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

En- los nuevos presupuestos no hay consigna
da ninguna partida para el Ateneo de Puerto Rico
pero los diputados esperan conseguir de la Comi
sion que Sc consigne -'-:" ~. ~.G
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Nuestro joven amigo compatriota don Gui.
llermo Fernandez Mascara, que estudia medicina
en- Ia Univeraidad de Ia Habana, acaba de obte.
ner notas de so6resalsente en- sus examenes de las
asignaturas de obstetricia, pstologfa especial me-
dlca, enfermedades de la infancia venci6 en-
las oposicienes los premios de patologfa quirdr-
gica intermediates de la infancla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

Hoy henos tenido el gusto de recibir Ia vi
sta de nuestro amigo y compahero en- Ia prenss1
el sehor don Francisco Cepeda que va dijlmos SIT
peda su apreciable fanilis Sc embarcaran parss
Ia Peninsula en- el vapor correo directo el Is del
mes en- curse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

Xa11ego la ronombrada .Ggsg0s
de X2sssSgsSs tan encaz para los padecimlentos
del est6mago.-Dep6sito: Gale de San Sebastian,
ndmero 31.-Sucursales: Colmados de Cerecedo
Hermanos y Sobrino de Luina y Ca. Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

En- los magnifcos terrenos que circundan la
bahia de San Lorenzo (Samana, Santo Domingo1
trata de establecerse una gran plantation de pla-
tanos para la exportaci6n los Estados Unidoe.
Sc esta fernando va con ese objeto una co1npa.
fiia en- Nueva- York con 3 millones de pesos Gle
Capital entra sus planes 81 establecimientso
de un ferrocarril hasta Santo Domingo de urla
linea de vapores hasta Nueva York, para trans
portar frutas.
Nutrido como siempre de amena lectura y
grabados SO ha recibido hoy 81 peri6dico madr1-
leho Blanco g Negro.-Solicitese en- la Peluqu'b-
ria Lowrok Bat, San Francisco 40.
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Dice un peri6dico do Madrid:

'------ q: -------
El sehor Silvela, en- conversaciones parti.
culares, ha dicho que hacen NAL los liberalss en-
empenarse On establecer reformas rechazadas Dor
la opinion Ahade 81 sefor Silvela que la situa.
ci6n es dihcil, porque no hay quien pueda susti.
tsair 81 seior Sagasta, toda vez que el seior ca
novas del Castillo tiene la popularidad de Ia i'm
popularidad, y deberfa retirarse escribir la his
toria dc Italia, como 81 senor CASTELAR, Sc ha ret
rado para escribir Ia historic de Espafia. Cree
81 sehor Silvela que debe suceder 81 senor Sagas
to an Ministerio Martinez Campos Azcarraga
Como prueba de la ruptura de Ia coalici6n re-
pUblicana, 60 comentan las dsclaraciones del So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

ri jueves hara su debut en- el teatro de esta
Capital la EstUdsantsnG Psynatel6. EN- breve Sc
repartirAn los programs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

CoMUNICADo-Ielegronsa de Consey5o:
La jaba sigue tareas-Las esteras va bot6-Y
barbas quit6-Con el barbero Pelee-Su compa6e-
70 Mon Perez-Saco chsvos pa los dos.-Ravachol'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

Se han recibido aver en- esta Audiences los
SUMMARIZES dguientes dol Juzgpdo Dc instruction
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

De Barcelona nos escr1ben que do continl
se producer alarmas On aquella ciudad anuncia
do casos dc cdlera, pero que esas alarmas no ii
men Fundamental
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11
Pasaieros llegados hoy & esta CAPITAL !

Pasajeros llegados hoy esta Capital por 81
vapor correo Cswdad de SdmtGrsaer : =
l.. Pedro Delpin, Miguel de Ia Heras famila,
Andres Valdivia y sehora Guadalupe Vazquez y
S hijos, Cristina Aluna, Jose jaime Medina, Joa.
quin Matienzo, Ramon Sarriera, Maria Cira, To.
mas Balbas familia, jose Marina, Gonzalo Car
mona, Felipe Mora, Julio Porrata, Bartolome
Arrencebia, Roman David, Juan Lorenzo Domin.
Rue1. .~s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-11

mas otros por Puerto Rico, 90 oeupan de apro.
vechar Ia coyuntura de que SO haya presentado un
proyecto de Ley para 81 derribo dc las murallas
de Palma de Mallorca, 81 6n iniciar otro igual
referente las de Puerto Rico. ri sehor Maura
es diputado por Mallorca y al defender una pro-
posici6n, tendr& cue defender 10 otra.
Evening star., 1893-10-05

With a time allowance of one minute and
forty-eight seconds Lord Dunraven's yacht
Valkyrie Is today endeavoring to defeat
the American yacht Vigilant In the first Of
q series of races for the great international
cup won August y, 15l. by the schooner
yacht America, and since that time kept on
this side Of the Atlantic by the speedy
craft constructed in American yards from
American designs. Aside from the consid-
erations which spring from national pride
there Is what may be termed a yachting
principle at stake. for the Valkyrie is a cut
ter. deep and heavy in the keel. and drawing
sixteen feet OF water; Americas pride is
broader Of beam by four feet and depends
for sea-going stability upon a centerboar..
which. when fully down. is twenty-six feet
beneath the surface. Each of the boats
represents the best and most modern ideas
or English and American ship builders. In
spite OF the fact that for more than forty
years the yachting championship of the
world has been an American possession
the seanen OF Great Britain still hold 20
their ancient belief that there is more of
speed and a better seagOing quality In the
cutter than can possibly be found in the
shaiiower boats whose dependence for abiI-
ity 10 stand up IN heavy weather is a thin
piece OF metal lowered many feet below
tae real Keel This latter type Of construc-
Evening star., 1893-10-05
News DEPARTMENT,

small lot of Silk Tecks and Four-in-Hands.
Reduced from 12hc. to &c.
pairs Mascot" Shoulder Braces Reduced
from so to 2Sc. pair.
= Handkerchiefs. fancy colored borders. Re-
duced from so to 35c.
J. Natural Wool Sleeping Suit, shirt, pants. cap
and hose. Reduced from 50 to IS.
DR.. Jaeger Pajama Suit. Reduced from % to
Reduced from s. to 81.
Sateen Night Shirt. Size II. Reduced from
81. . to 6Oc.
l. Ladies' Umbrella, 24inch, slightly damaged.
Reduced from $3.50 to 81. .25
! Ladies Umbrella. 26-inch. silk. slightly dam
1 Mems Umbrella, 26-inch, gloria, damaged. Re
duced from $3.50 to 81.
Natural Wool Shirt. Size 4s. Reduced from
81 80 to 75c
8 Suits Natural Wool Medium-weight Under
wear. Sizes "a and SO. Reduced from 81 to $s
suit.
DIST door. 1000 1t. door,
Evening star., 1893-10-05

Congress Is to be asked to appropriate
&o.00o to defray the cost OF testing the tun-
mel which some five years ago was aban-
doned because much Of the work done there
In was faulty and fraudulent The tunnel.
a. planned was the prominent feature In q
comprehensive scheme to increase the city s
water supply. and its construction was
watched with great interest. Newspaper
enterprise uncovered the fact that the work
was being slishted-villfully or otherwise
by those who were engaged In lining the
great conduit, and after thorough investi-
CATION which revealed many defects that
then seemed fatal. the tunnel was aban-
doned Since that time 1t has been abso-
futely useless. and Il now filed with the
water that naturally made its way through
the shafts and by drainage. Capt. Powell
the Engineer Commissioner of the District.
Ii Of the opinion that the District may yet
put the tunnel to the use for which 1t was
planned. and in order that the well-con-
sidered theory he holds may be tested. the
board Of Commissioners will probably give
Congress an opportunity TO move in the
right direction More than a million dollars
OF District of Columbia money were sunk
In that water-flled hole in the ground
sunk by the sole direction of Congress and
without the District having a word to say
~ to how the expenditure should be made
II Ia easily possible that one-half of the
10000 needed viii be subscribed by this
helpless community. Congress has declared
the tunnel to be failure. but now that
there Is some hope Of using II. at least to q
limited extent. to add to the water supply,
the national legislature Will quite likely in
sfSt upon the Districts subscribing an ad-
ctttonal 10000 in an effort to repair a gov
ernrnent-made biunder that cost the people
of Washington more than a million of their
hard-earned dollars
Evening star., 1893-10-05

The crusade against strong drink started
this morning by reverend Virginian came
to an abrupt conclusion because the cru
saders efforts were not IN accord with the
law Of the land. Thoroughly imbued with
the idea that intoxicating liquors are res
ponsfble for very much of the misery from
which the nations Of the earth suffer. this
enthusiast has gone to an extreme which in
the present condition Of society cannot pos
stbly be countenaneed- Millions Of men and
women Will agree with him as to the dam
age consequent upon the abusive use of
fermented beverages. but he will find only
. few even among intense prohibitionists
who can applaud riotous behavior. Persis-
tent missionary effort Of the persuasive
variety has converted a vast number to the
principles Of total abstinence, and IL the
ratio Of those thus educated continues for
another century or 50 millennial conditions
may then prevail. but the mere destruction
OF an Insignificant quantity Of whisky can
not hasten the coming of that day when
mems wills Will be strong enough to control
their desires In tracts which he distributed
after his arrest today the reverend crusader
announces that no man can be a criminal
for destroying what the Supreme Court de-
clares great crinne-maker," and that mot
all the great criminals that for party pur-
poses legislate this great crfme-maker on
the people can make criminal OF him who
finds courage IN his heart to rise and des-
troy the hell-stuff." Mr.. James also insists
that ALI ways and means are lawful in
destroying this great and remorseless des-
troyer Of men, so no hurt Is done the life
of anyone" The doctrines enunciated are
decidedly In advance Of this age. but Mr.
James has at least the courage of his con-
victions. and. as the smashed window on
Seventh street and the destroyed whisky
exhibit In the worlds fair testify, shows his
faith by his works.
Evening star., 1893-10-05

SouvEN1R DEPARTMENT.
2S to 15c. AS~
B Figreed Silver Jewel Gases. Reduced from
Diamond-shaped Metal Photo. Frames. re.
e9cea M nom " to $1.25. reduced from s. to
Evening star., 1893-10-05
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

pairs Ladies' Dongola Kid Common Sense"
Oxfords, a. ast--one 2h. one g. one 81. one
81, one Z. ''B' lsst-one 8. 'D' last-ooe IA.
Reduced from 81 to 81 pair.
2 pairs Ladies' Tan Goat Oxfords. Sizes 1 CO.
and 31a d. Reduced from $2 to 81 pair
pairs Ladies' High Bluchers. patent leather
trimmings. "A" last-one 2, g. one 4, one
~. ''B'' last-one 8. "D'' last-Ons ~. Re
dnced from IS to 1925 pair.
z pairs Ladies' Doneola Button Shoes. Size
pairs Mems Black Overgaiters. Sizes and g.
Reduced from 7Sc. to 25c.
Evening star., 1893-10-05
Book DEPARTMENT.

80 Paper Novels. Reduced to 7c.
copy Thirteen Tales" BY Guy de Maupaseant.
Reduced from 81 40 to 0oc.
1 copy Ten Tales" BY Francois Coppee. Re
duced from $1.4O to 90c.
10 Illustrated Poems. Reduced from Toe. TO 2Sc.
copy The Daily Round" Reduced from 81 to
6Oc.
to Soc.
2 Illustrated Poems. Reduced from 81 to 5Oc.
copies MY King and His Service" by Francis
R. Havergai Reduced from IS to 2sc.
Evening star., 1893-10-05
An Gnappreciative Mood.

"Ha- ha!' said the 5ovial man, as he
slapped an acquaintance on the back .Jm
glad to see You. 1 have one of til funniest
stories on record, and you are lust in time /"
II don't care for it," was the ca nd,d renlv
You see. there is often a pathetic side even
to humor. 1 have Just been out with INV
architect and he showed me three of the
funniest stories / ever saw. If hadn't
been paying for them I'd have laughed N.Y.
self silly"
Evening star., 1893-10-05
LOTHIROP,
=
Our Remnant Day,
Tomorrow, Friday, October 6.


70 Gay branch Of the that's Why this Remnant Day
origin
give . n
present barain al.H Haesp q the "deaing
Evening star., 1893-10-05
BLANKET DrpAnrMEsr.

pair IA White AIlwool Blankets, soiied. Re
duced from $6 to IS.
1 sateen Eiderdown Crib Comfort, s6x47. Re
duced from 81 to 50.
i SIX Ruined Eiderdown Orb Comfort. sex4s.
Reduced from $6 to 50.
Fine Plain French Sateen Cotton Filled Com
fort, double bed size, faded Reduced from S60 to
$2.75.
I'D floor. .11th st. bldg)
Evening star., 1893-10-05
KNITTED UNDrnwEAR DEpARrxEsr

Ladies' Plain White Merino Vests, high neck.
long sleeves. slightly soiled Sizes 3d. 81 and 3S.
Reduced from 15c. TO Soc.
pair Ladies' Black Wool Tights, knee length,
open. Size. 4. Slightly damaged. Reduced from
rs to $l.5O.
8 pairs Black Wool Tights, ankle and knee
lengths. Sizes and 4. Reduced from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Evening star., 1893-10-05
Bed Room
SuiteSo
ParlOr Suites
Under Value.

We never expect to offer two better bar
gains in Parlor Suites than the two lots we
now have at $46.5O and $61. Both are
richly upholstered in silk brocatelIe, the
higher price suite being a nner quality,
larger pieces and more elaborately gotten
up. Both these $46.5O and s61 Suites are
fully worth SIS more than marked.
Evening star., 1893-10-05
UPHOLSTERY DEpAnrxENr.

pairs White nottingham Lace Curtains.
pair, yards long. Reduced from 81 to 75c.
1 pair, 31a yards long, Reduced from e1.5o to
pair. 3k yards long. Reduced from g to S2.25.
pair, 3H yards long, slightly soiled Reduced
from a to So.
pair. 81 yards long. slightly soiled. Reduced
from $3.50 to $3.3S.
Evening star., 1893-10-05

Through the medium of sources that
have never seemed to be quite reliable the
east has been led to believe that the state of
Nebraska was almost solidly in favor of
the free coinage Of silver. In Congress, on
the stump. and through such newspapers as
were careless OF statement there has been
. strong populistic effort to insist upon the
ratio OF sixteen to one and plenty ot it.
The test took place yesterday and 1t took
place under circumstances that should sat
isfy even the most critical The arena was
the Nebraska democratic state convention,
which. under ordinary circumstances,
would have been a tame affair because
there were but three candidates to be
named-one for the supreme bench and two
for regents of the state university. But
the proceedings were very lively, because
Represen tative Bryan insisted that the con-
vention should not indorse the administra-
rion and should reafflrm the Chicago plat
form On the other side Secretary of Agri-
culture Morton and those democrats who
believe that the administration is doing
its best to save the country from further
financial struggle contended for the Gus
tomary Endorsement In a determined ef-
fort to achieve that which he had set out
to do Mr.. Bryan declared that unless the
convention stood by him and assaiied the
Presidents financial message he would
leave the democratic party. If he makes
his promise good he Is by this time a full
fedged populist, for the convention sat on
him most heavily. fully indorsed the Presi-
Dental policy and declared with emphasis
IN favor Of the immediate repeal OF the
Sherman law. 1t was a great victory for
Secretary Morton and the administration.
but more than that 1t was q victory for
common sense on the financial question.
with which Nebraska had. through mis-.
represen tons. failed to be credited.
Evening star., 1893-10-05

Il am really at loss" said the young
minister. TO know why you did not like
my last sermon. Did YOU not consider INV
arguments sound?"
YES" she replied: 'exelusivelv"
Evening star., 1893-10-05
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

Odd Silk Hats, green and brown, full puffed
crown and ribbon trimmings. Reduced from IS. so
to 81.
Boys Percale Blouse Waists blue and white
striped. deep sailor collar and Guns. Reduced from
i.25 to SOC.
Infants Long Canton Flannel Night Gowns
finished around neck and sleeves with neat Ham
burg edging. Reduced from 5Oc. to 25c.
cd floor. 10th st. building)
Evening star., 1893-10-05

Now does the poet wall his nlipbf
And songs 'gainst MAGAZINES intune.
And all because he failed to write
His autumn poetry in June.
Evening star., 1893-10-05
Apron DEPARTMENT.

3 Children's Aprons of fine India linon. tucked
Gretchen waist, ruffe shoulder edged with
embroidery. Sizes 8. and 10. Reduced from
1.50 to Soc.
4 Childrens Fine India Linon Aprons, long waist,
skirt and waist trimmed with cOlored chambray.
Sizes 8, and 10 years. Reduced from s.. Is to 81.
I'd floor. 10th st. building
Evening star., 1893-10-05
ART NrEDIEwoRk DEPARTMENT.

Hand embroidered Biscuit Doyley. Reduced
from $3.50 to 81.
y Hand embroidered serviette. Reduced from
Hand-crocheted Tidy. Reduced from 80 to 2Oc
Hemstitched Tray Cloth. Reduced from 81. 10
to csc.
I Hemstitched Tray Cloth. Reduced from 90 to
3Oc.
1 Photograph Frame. Reduced from $50 to
TIC.
cd floor or................ ..11th ct. bldg)
Evening star., 1893-10-05

II Is asserted and denied that Senator
Pener Is desirous Of offsetting Mr.. voor-
hees' fame as the Tall Sycamore NJ the
Wabash BY becoming known as the ..Ween-
Ing Willow Of Topeka"
Evening star., 1893-10-05
BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT.

Fine Oak Whitney Carriage. Reduced from
$40 to $25.
Fine Haywood Carriage, upholstered in liRht
blue silk plush. Reduced from $25 to $3.50
(4th floor. 10th st. bldg)
Evening star., 1893-10-05
LADIES NEckwEAR DEPARTMENT.

Q Windsor Ties. soiled. Reduced from 25c. to
15c.; for 25c.
Pink and White Striped Chemisettes, with cuffs
to match. Sizes IL and IA. Reduced from bOc
to 15c.
boxes Tourist Ruf1ing. white, with gilt edge
9 yards In box. Reduced to 10c. box.
Evening star., 1893-10-05
WHITE Goops DEPARTMENT.

81 Remnants Dotted and Figured Swiss, lengths
from Ia 10 yards, suitable for sash curtains.
draperies &c. Reduced from 25c. to lie. yard.
Al Remnants Striped and Checked Lawn lengths
from 2 to 0 yards, suitable for children's school
aprons &c. Reduced from 15c. to 10c yard.
Evening star., 1893-10-05
HASpKERcH1Er DEPARTMENT.

Z Colored japanese SILK Handkerchiefs. suitable
for neckwear 8 reduced from 75c. to 6Oc.-one
lavender. one yellow and one pink. reduced from
6211c to 5Oc.-one pink one blue and one yellow.
] reduced from Soc. to S5c.-yellow.
Evening star., 1893-10-05
Crow DEPARTMENT.

pairs Ladies' 7-hook Foster Black Kid Gloves,
with red, white and gray stitching Sizes 5Ls and
5A. Reduced from 81 to 81.
pairs Ladies' bhOOk Foster Black Kid Gloves.
Size 5Ik. Reduced from 81 so to Soc.
DIST floor. .11th st. annex.}
Evening star., 1893-10-05
A Fr,lttlesx Endeaxor.

From the st. Lou 5 Globe-Democrat.
1t is useless tb try to make the American
people believe that majority rule signifies
the right OF thd minority to stop the train
and prevent IL from reaching Its destination
for an indefinitestime.
Evening star., 1893-10-05
CH11DREN,s CorroS UNpERwEAR.

ers suitable for child years old. Reduced to 25c
Chndrens Cotton Gowns tucked yoke, finished
suitable for children 4, and s years. Reduced to
Soc.
Evening star., 1893-10-05

Two men were arrested in Chicago Mon
Gay for passing counterfeits on the Mid
way. And yet people continue to speak Of
honor among thieves.