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). ACCUMULATED STOLEN GOODS.

ACCUMULATED STOLEN GOODS.
New York World.
The local police station In HARTFORD
Conn., resembled dry goods store Satur-
day night Every available inch OF space
vas taken up with spells of Henry koseh-
Natt, for several years window dresser
Tor G. Fox & Co. He was arrested
Charged with stealing goods.
!, R0senblatt has been taking articles ltuii
NE store for the last two years, ana Over
w different pieces of dry goods are N N
GUIDED in the find that was made ~ ne
rooms by the police. Several seolshIi,,
Racks, many rolls of silks fine cioaks anu
everything else in the dry goods line COW y
70 boxes of buttons and papers OF plIls
we're In his booty. The service oil uoIen
cerks was needed at the police sta'o'i
70 sort out the goods. 49,,
!. Inc frm has been missing aruc'cs, lno l'i.
.ne store for many months, nut nhtll ~ a.,
!erday all efforts to find the thlet Were ~
yam; Rosenhlatt was seen, 10 tahc a.
pshdle away and it was decided 70 ssaL, ,
as apartments. Police Sergeant St'iti'
found every closet, bureau ana other r.
.sptacle in the house filled with dry eSpHs
shd the patrol wagon had to max tlio'
u,ps 10 carry away the stolen prullc,l y %
,,fosenblatt confessed and. eNoneiale4
Mss Cadeaux and her sister, VINO M Ia.
, ttn arrested, from compliclty III ~
iWeits. The women were allowed 10 ~
ne was in the habit of sending nunuivS
" express to New York, ana II Is SUP.
nsed that somebody there disposed o.
ue goods for him.
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AUSTIN BALL PLAYERS.

Austin. Texas. December N.-Director
WIN l.. vining Of the Austin Base Ball
team handed a reporter the following
list OF players that will compose tho AUS
tin team for 1896. Decentralization
Donnely. Chard and Edwards catchers 20
Wclyerton and Nyc. First ijascmar--
Krchmeysr Second baseman- Herman.
Third Recommendations Short atop
Bgsiian. Left neld-We!ch. One OF me
pitchers or catchers will alternate right
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CALpwEIL SHOOT ANp RACES.

CALDWELL SHOOT AND RACES.
Caldwell Texas December q. - The
shoot and iaces began yesterday morn
ing; gates crcu nj $50. Tho following
names were cr listed In the contest; J. a.
Jackson w. Il. Miller T.. NJ. Miller. or
Fritz" Austin; u. Brown. Burton; j..
J. 1.ockett. MIR. GRADER, Mr. Robson.
Brcnham. Mr. Parker, Bryan. n. j..
Rccdo. w A. Bell. w. Womble. II. ".
stuart II. Hudson, Tom Kraitehcr, Jr,,
n. h. Goodwin. J. w Harris. w. Naibors,
row ENin, Burltaon county.
First event. fifteen blue rocks. three
moneys--B. l.. Rcodc, w. Il, Miller and
Mr.. Naibors divided ilrst money; ]. A.
jackson. l.. J. Lookott and II. Brown.
second money; Mr. Parker. j. w. Harris
and Tom Ewin, third money.
Second event, twenty blue rocks four
n'oucys-J A. jackson and l.. J. Lockett,
first money: u. l.. Rrcdc. Il. Brown. w,
X. Miller ard Fritz, second money; w.
Womhle and W. a. Bell. third, Mr. Par
kcr, fourth
Third event. fttoon blue rocks. three
mouevs.~W. Naihors, frst money, H. l..
Miller, l.. j. Lockott and Robson. second /.
j. a. Jackson, Tom l<raitchor, lr, w. ~,
bell. II. l. Rcedc and w. 4. Miller. third.
Fourth event, twenty blue rocks four
n MOI, ii ,ln ana = I , M,,,aS'
Fritz aud W Nalbnrs, second, u \, Jack
son. W. Womhle aud Robson, third, j.
W. Harris and ". -. stuart. fourth.
All ties were settled by division OF
money.
Tho races opened at 1880 y. m.
| Quarter mile dash. sc unity horses Nn
| and SO, 81 entrance; II. j. Oliver. Buck
Gay and Murray, entries Murray won,
! Il. j. olNcr second.
Half mile dash. county horsoa, So and
| $50; 81 entrance. Nelson, Murray Easloy
and Nupadalc cnirioa- Nelson won, Muir
| ray second.
| Pest two in three tlmct around half
| mile track trotiing In harness. county
| horses. slb aud $3.50. entrance 81, Murray,
| n j. Oliver aud lioh oliver entered After
going twice Uro,itid the truck bob DIVER y
| horse WAS hurt and they made a diaw
race This Dcing tho lpNi on the pro-
giammc the races adjourned 10 moot to-
| lnnrInM AT D 10
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T,IIEY MADE UP.

lei Paso, Texas December H.-iitz-
simmons and Martin Julian made up
their quarrel this afternoon. Julian had
purchased tickets 90 New York for MIN
self and mother and was making his
preparations TO leave when friends
brought the two men together and they
shook hands and made up.
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AA. 1tNInIiE CHRIsTMAs TREE.

rorpus Christi, Texas. December u
The local freight, under the ulre.''o' -
Conductor l.. a. Smith on inc Ala ,l''
f0d NJ npuf the A ea ii was mammoth
g IN tree, loaded down with pos,
pans shoes shirts and I iiags' aS mae the rie
s can, rev enjoyed the day hugely anu
r nm, to The Post reporter tnat tns,
nee MAS admired by, every one from
Yoek,im TO this city who saw H.
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DEAD nODIEs RECovERED.

chattanooga. Tenn, December T.-Four
OF the six entombed miners in the Nelson
miner near Dayton. were recovered to-
day. They were;
Cyrus Alexander, Floyd Jewell, Robert
Jewell and Robert Hamilton.
The men were IN kneeling posture
when found, their faces against the bot.
tom OF the mine. indicating they died
while trying to get fresh air
AL four were asphyxiated.
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rARIrr AMENDMENTs.

Washington. December T.-Senators
Quay ana Burrows today gave notice OF
amendments which they propoaa 20 offer
70 ihe house tariff hill when II shall reach
the senate for consideration Senator
Qnay's amendment provides for an IN
crease of the duty on wrapper tobacco,
making the duty on stemmcd tobacco. Inn
ported ir bulk 81 per pound
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A CARNIVAL OF PUCLISM
Dan Starts Manager Arranging for
Three More Fights.
THEIR DIFFICULTIES ARE SETTLED
Fi,a and Julian Hurry the Haschct-Tcr-
Round Draw shoot and Raccs
~ CAidw eli.

Dallas. Texas, December si.--pan stu
art tonight received tho following tcle-
gram from Sam Austin, his New York
representatives: ''Peddiar Palmer sails
from England on January 1. WIN defer
signing bantam weights until his Arrival.
Have engagements tomorrow to sign Joe
wolcott CT poston and Scott Coilins
bright Eycs) OF Dallas: George Dixon and
Jerry MARSHALL and either Critic or
Leeds against Jack Everharit."
W. ]. whcclook, secretary for Dan a.
stuarts pugilistic carnival. says: "rhesc
val ever held In this or any other coun-
try"
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-Nn','rn sunerirtendent of bridges ana
Soiuu' ~ AID A. Mcdonald, assistant
buildinG, ~ ,hs Victoria division yestrr-
passt Sn U yber periodical inspectio" OF tire
bridacs on tbs line. a., ,o,,,,lar and eff
O M G. il. Dawn; ne Tbpp@ EnStal 4 1Stui-
Gent yo .ersisv from Wharton, where ne
cd yg So ,rrtd at 10 a. m. to Miss LncS i ,sia-
Sfrs OF that city, Congr r aIi along the
c cra,ns greeted them from an "'0"'
| line
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pROIEcTILEs ORDERED.

Washington December H.--Sonie excite
rrent is caused here by the discovery that
the navy department has decided TO let
contracts for large quantities OF projec-
tiles, for which no appropriation has been
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. December N.Seycn fur
lonps-iun Ban lo5 tW, jones'. TO /,
wen. Imported King cold foe usoss), to
.. second, Sir John. ion Gstowaru, 3 to i
third. Tmc. yGt,
Mile-Captain Kidd. log CTuhcrvillc>,
oven, won; Del Coronado 100 Nulllvnn),
10 to !. second Equinox, iOS tN. jones',
to 2, third. Tmc, 40.
Six furiongt Rcd John. lls q. lllm,
TO /, wen; 1ilberon, II. o. Murphy, 4
10 l. second; Tho Sculptor, 100 Crulervlilc),
to ., third. Time l.lsl4.
Handicap, milc--NilNin, ~ ,Cl1)i " to
SECOND; Ashland rs C aywocd), u TO /,
thlrd. rimc. iid.
M,lc and a siNtcnrih-Jnck the Jew los
diam, 10 TO /, won. Rnliur, loo Cay
wcod), r to |, Eccord Soupdmore, liz cru
hcrvillc). to I. third Time, -.
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FOUGHT a DRAW

Cincinnati. December T.-Jack Dough.
terry and Joe Pcckham. lightweights.
fought ten rounds 10 a draw before the
olympic club here tonight
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THE HOTELS.
lew Hutchins House.

Dan Snyder. Mexico; Frank Fann'n, farming
siy :. i. G. 3 + Palestine; G. s. Moore.
Austin; Miss Artie T. Miner, Corsicana
Mrs. W. NJ. Kelly. Louisville. Dan Bor-
4. b, Lewis, Shepherd; N A. Cravens,
willis; ] { Gregory, Palestine; j. :.
He'll Columbia; j. II. Holmes and wife,
Ia Pcrtc John T. Garrison, NacoEdoohes
Oar Brough. New Orleans; A. >. Elu,
Orleans. W. j. Grove, San Antonio; j;
B. Wharton, Kyle; H.. y. Alvord ana
vfe, West Point; n. w. Beck san, An
tonio j. Van Poarse. Galveston; w, II
Ellison Dreyel; w. +. Johnston, Alva-
lado; 4. W Holloway. Forrlston' Louis Y
Mitchell Washington; Il. r. Richardson
city; w r. Fawcett, A. i. Waters
Richmond James Wilson, Hearne: H. j.
Rothery, Wilcox.
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prn,rcrD rljE RECORD.

Denver, Colo. December An. A. Pip
MIN ma 4. r. Hughes, class A tandem
yam today rode quarter unpuced, In
n IL seconds. reducing the words rec
ord two-lfths OF d second.
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COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

>osMlITEE ON FOREIGN AFT ENi''N'
Washington. December 27.-The mousse
committee on foreign affairs today held
Meeting and considered the Ball ana NC
NaA resolutions relative to the impeacu-
ueht OF Ambassador Bayard. The COM
Ii'eee decided to report the MeCali reso-
isuon In modified form. As agreed upon
MA calls upon the president for hlori,i a
sn ua as TO the utterances of MT Say "a"
MI the correspondence on the suolec
me resolution on the subject has beGh1
i, MY much tanned down and made Inili
~ 4, Soimparlson to what It was when lhtoss
srsl II was thought that IN view Oh
mm,sssht circumstances II would pe Nsiy
we OF inquiry.
foran Cuban revolution was brpuelt ps-
fore me committee through resoil.ioi
dpcatse eoenition of the insurgen N IT.
H. by Mr.. Bingham of PennsylVanla-
| ni,,sass he unanimous opinion OF the com
Unn mat congress should not take , H.,
the uhtil further Information resardlhs
sttatus of the rebellion was In IT'S po-
| sla,s so a resolution calling upon lns
| infosr, department for correspondence ana
''nalion on the uprising was drafted
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TcuT FLASHES.

rbo en.thouni sunset lI 1hIea,S On b lTe
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ssAsral. those who have nothing to
ng II:
HsshttIh and vary II IN every way,
soutins It. "
Lowell.
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First race. three. fourths OF n miln--lin-
ncttn. Elano, Little Billy. Gold Dust, Som
nmmbulst, Chattanooga, Bessie Nichols,
Miss Rowott Prince Imperial, Bowling
Green.
Second race. milo. 2-ycar-ods-Billy
Kenny, Ladd. Waterman, Emily v, llnw-
thorne iiclle, Sir Archer, Judge Dubose.
Mamie O.. Gindiola, Royal Choice.
Third race, sevon-cighthp of mile
Mumua, Nencud. Irish chief. Jimmie r..
Aunt Ida, lie Grhndc, Void, Iradesmnn,
San Bas Sir Planet
Fourth race. handicap. mile and twenty
var Balk Line. squire a., I.anedon,
Pig, Jim Hogg, Wills, Ornea, Tnncrcd
Queen Bess. phclsli Dorian, David.
Fifth rnoc. threp-fourths OF n mllc-Mc-
Kec. Sir John. TriNie. Albert sydney
Mopsoy, Old Dominion. Miss Mamie. Th,
Rock, Imp. Cohpcmara. Vslet.
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NJ MISS HUNTINGTON TO WE'D.

~ ae engagement was announced today
b ,Ss Carrie Huntington. niece OF O.
hun,,uahtington, and sister OF II. ".
ssll Liislpn. TO f.. Burke Holiday, n
dscn Aun"n young attorney OF san FRAN
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LINSEED OIL and
WINDOW GLASS.

Dealers in need of Linseed
Oil or Window Glass will
please let us quote them be-
fore buying elsewhere. We
have a big stock of the best
goods and will make prices
to equalize with any legiti-
mate competition. We only
handle one grade of Linseed
Oil. and that the best we
can obtain.
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The correct things in Mems New Years
Day FixinQs here. 2

To-day tho NorWel
Polor expedition st i
from Clhristiana. Il vvll
be transported by q y \
-slelghs. This ID the thin
party recently dispatches
to look for the North Poloi
which so many adventurs
Gus explorers have hitllets
to sought In vain to reach.
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First Race-Princc Imperial. chatta
nooga.
Second Raoe-Ciladiola Judge Diibosc.
Third Race--Aunt Ida. Momus.
Fourth -Orinda. David.
Fifth Race--Trixic, Mckee
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MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS,

All Sorts of Occurrences That Arc Well
Worth Noting.
JANUARY.
G. Uprising in Hawaii in tho interests of the
dcnosCd queen.
"A. Trolley motormcn and conductors struck
~ D'0' H. FEBRUARY.
10. Tho Brooklyn trolley strike ended ON oil
lines except one.
MARCH.
6. william X. Vanderbilt, the noted railway
rnagnatC and multimillionaire, divorced by
his wife on statutory grounds in New York
city.
l2. Strikers riot nt New Orleans
70. Tho Spanish vessel Reinn Regente, which
disappeared somc days before, found near
Gibraltar: 40 people missing.
"a. Ii Hung Chang, Chnn's peace envoy, shot
by Japanese in Simonosck1.
APRII-
a. Nat Jones. p veteran speculator OF the "Big
Four" died in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, first wife of tho well
known New YORK publisher, died ut Sho-
kan, N. y.
l2. Chief Whirlwind, noted Cheyenne warrior
died mt Fort Reno, o. T.
p. The income tax declared unconstitutional
hy vote of 5 to4.
&c. John A. Norris race horse owner and cap
italist, died ut kcrrville, Tex.
Il. The H:.rlcL, ship canal, connecting North
river with Long Island sound, opened with
ceremonies.
II. Emperor William laid the keystone of the
Kaiser Wilhelm tKicD canal.
July.
D. Mob attacked nm n. P. A. parade in Boston
5. Alexander Hester, Americas greatest da-
gucrr' otypist, died at Evanston, nR
lG Starnbulof, cx-rrcmicr OF Bulgaria, died
ly assassination at Sofia.
AUGUST.
Is p. F. Rothermcl, painter OF "The Battle of
chttysbnrg" and other celebrated pictures
died nt LinicId Pa.
Is. Patrick Gavnn Duffy, formerly o New
York police Justice and known as the "lit
tie Judge, died at Toms River, n. j.
81. Gen. Ely :. Parker, AN Indian who served
on Grants staff, died at Fairfield Conn.
SEPTEMBER.
~. The Mora indemnity OF 81. .4la,ooo paid by
Spain.
is. The Atlanta exhibition formally opened.
~. The French army entered tho capital Of
Madagascar.
20. James Stewart paul Wcbb), noted swim
mer, died at Spokane, Wash.
OCTOBER.
3. Harry Wright, veteran baseball manager,
died at Atlantic City.
5. Prof. Henry Maurice Willkamm, distin-
Guishcd German botanist, died
= Miss Ada Cavendish, tho actress, died in
London.
10. DR.. Albert E Footo, distinguished: miner
nlogist, expired suddenly while at the At
lanta exposition.
Concluded next week.
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Aich l-JG.
Cure for Headache.

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E.rclric Bittcis has proved to lie the very
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Drug Store.
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TIE WORLD Or SPORTS.
Notable Races ana Games Of Home and
International Interest.

Notabe Races and Games Of Home and
International Interest.
hrR.I.
20 Eddie Bald lowered tE" ryci:r. record u
second il: California hy riding u mile in =
minutes seconds.
MAY.
l5. Hornrioc won the Brooklyn Handicap
Jv::E.
Is. Lazzaronc won the Suburban Urndican.
%. THE soldier lic,,ir courier, Albert Mat
they, ended his -, days ride from New
York to CHICAGO.
20. Columbia won thu triangular boat race at
PougLtceps;u over to.Ilril and Pcnnsyi
vania.
%. Yale defeated Harvard by s., lengths ct
New London. Conn.
July
TO- Cornell tcat,n y Trinity hall ut Henley
fer Grand Chaliong' cup.
August.
2f. Requ:tal won the Futu:i:y II Ercoilyn.
SEPTEMBER.
a. Tho American YACHT Defend, + won tho first
race against Nal;yr, IL Ly minutes and
40 seconds.
TO- Valkyric III fouiod The American yacht De.
fender and won by {, :, c,.lsS.
IL Lord Durravcn vi iIhdr, y tn. English yacht
Valkyric II, giving the ry.cr for the Amer
ica's cup 70 Defender.
OCTOBER.
8. Yale athir.cs defeated Car,%vi 80 ut Men
haitian field, winning ont of IL events and
the international col, Ciatv ,l.;.H. !rionship
NOVEMBER.
2. The single scUil rae, !,r ;ho worlds cham
pionshir won by GuUGHCr at Austin, Tex.
q. fal2 drfcat'd Prime, ton IL New York
score, ~ To- -.
Pennsylvania u, s,atul Harvard 1t football
by n score Of !. to li
% Pennsylvania =, f";,trd Corn, II 1T football
IN West Philadelphia; score, ~ to -.
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ANNALS OF. THE YEAR.
fCOntinued.

q. American Powder company's mills, near
Concord. Mass. blown up; killed.
n. Explosion at Pinole, Cal, 'S 500 pounds
of nitrcglycerin and a,0O0 pounds Her
cules powder: IL mon killed: loss, S2j0,Go
"a. a frightened horse at Fort Wayne plunged
into n crowd Of people; l6 injured, deaths.
JUNE.
(. AT Elkhart, Ind, a bridge fell under u
crowd witnessing u boat race: 81 injured.
o. IL killed and 23 injured in end COLI
sion on the Grand Trunk at Craig Head.
Que.
10. Over 100 people injured mt Atlantic City .Iy
the collapse of the old Casino.
AUGUST
IL. Thomas Hovendcn, famous artist, killed by
train at Norristown, Pa, whiio attempt.
Ing to Save girls life.
is. people drowned ut Ocean City, Md, from
nm ovcrcrowded skff.
90 Boiler explosion and frc destroyed tho
Gumry hotel, Denver; 25 deaths.
SEPTEMBER.
O. A runaway locomotive dashed into crowd.
cd train en- the ConCy Island railroad; az
people injured
z. Is miners cntombCt, by fire in tho OSccoia
mine nt HoughtCu, Mich. 80 deaths.
II. 8 killed and many injured in head cTdi
collision on the Great Northern near Mol.
OCTOBER.
Q. 20 people injured in 4 wreck on the Penn.
.sylvania railroad near Pittsburg
49, killed and L. injured by u runaway troll
10y car at Pittsourg
NOVEMBER.
Q. 2killcd and % or 20 injured in 4 wreck on
the Baltimore and Ohio rear Wheeling.
6. 10 killed and ~ wounded by an explosion in
Detroit; The Evening Journal Office wreck.
cd: loss. $bcOIO.
10. An electric car fell into draw 1T Cleve
land; 70 deaths.
25. II deaths Ey an explosion OF cartridges at
Barcelona, Spain.
%. Explosion ut the Tilly Foster nnCs near
Carmel, n. Y: killed ard IL injured.
DECEMBER.
8 killed and injured ly Il boiler explosion
at Athens, lis.
s. 3 killed and injured in switching acci.
dent on tho Now York. New Haven and
Hartford III New NUrl; city.
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Bucklin'S Arnica Salvc.

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POSEY'S Drug Store.
OPP. Onion !Iotci, Union, S. c.

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any of my children show signs OF crou,
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Poscy, Druggist.
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IfyOu need a Fountain Pen, SMITH (
NICHOLSON have them.
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DRUGS! DRUGS!!
DESCRIPTIVE,

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Medicines. Guaranteed: Delicate
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fp'o''.ies g r . rry the Aluminiun
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Amanocs and Pictures for the chill.
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VARIETIES.

Ia Nfo,.ic, tt,o etthstituta i,tr,--,,-r e., OF,
win the rag,ler inv 50 that sudden M
,,oss vii nor eroct he ,,erdict
rondnne, males none, h,. lordt,.,
81 oon notes to he oxbibIted M yveddinas
49, no oift of tho bride's father
rive sitolaton Of an averago ,vh,l, is
soiH to ysiah No less than 40 oOO noi,nds
This Ia nor nsh story Tbe whale ,s
nat n feh
,rho railroad across Siberia will L.
four thousand miles long when tiniebr1
The two sectlous now opsratod me- ri
miles long.
The natives of surnatra have a visit.
ing card consisting Of a piece of ,yond
about foot long. decorated vita a
bunch of straw and a knife.
Thore are only four DAYS each wear in
which the sun and clock time exactly
corrcsnond An,il IL was one of those
DAYS The other three arc June H. Sen
temhar ana December "a
rho production of aluminium has in.
creased from 15o hounds in 1854 To 9go'-
GO pounds last wear. Duiiag this time
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01
BOOTS. CATERS. FOOTE'S.


An Occnsional Demand for Odd Narie-
tics of Footwear.
Twenty years ago, said shoe
dealer, mems long boots were sold all
over the city, and few shoe dealers were
without them. Now you can buy
them in few retail shops, and they
are not kept by many downtown job
bers. Everybody now wears shoes in
stead. ! say everybody, but that is not
quite true, for have now and then to
order Il few pairs of boots for special
customers. Most Of the wearcrs Of
long boots have them made to order,
an expensive matter quite beyond the
reach of most customers. There are
still 2 few men and women that wear
those Qneer-looking lasting congress
CATERS. They are made at a factory
up in Massachusetts,, and they retail
as low IT'S $1,5O. They are ugly and UNI
comfortable, but some pr"snus think
them soft to tender feet. Good plant
leather is much softer and more dura-
bic, though it costs a good deal more.
About the queerest shoes we deal in
are those bootces, or Sisters shoes, as
they are sometimes called. They have
single sole, no heel to speak of, and
no hollow. They are made of Dongola
leather. They come from Westchestcr
country where they are hand-sewed by
farmers and others, think, who do not
follow shoemaking as regular trade.
They are the cheapest handmade
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

A mad married man declares it has
never been satisfactorily explained
why boards in floors and staircases
that one can tramp carelcssly over in
the day time without bringing out
any noise will everlastingly creuk in
the night when one is creeping slow
ly about. This needs looking into.
If the man goes home loaded, it can
be understood that it is the weight Of
mis- jar that induces the noise. 1t
must be the elephant carefulness that
makes the weight linger long and
cause noise. 1t is the same way with
pair Of boots that first begin to
sQuak when Il man is late to church.
Then they are loud and give him
away all up the middle aisle.