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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-23
I'd EDITION.
--latest qblGglanS 10 The Star.
AMERICA AND EGYPT.
What Minister Schuyler Offers.

CAIRO, Nov. 23.-Mr. Schuyler, the new
American minister, presented his credentials
to the khedivs today. In his address Mr..
Schuyler assured his majesty that if Americas
cooperation should be considered useful in
completing the mixed tribunals for tightening
the financial burdens Of Egypt and for aiding
in the development Of the country it would be
forthcoming.
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Ow1Se To TIE

Ow1Se To TIE
Extremely Bad Weather Of Past Two Weeks
OUR SALES
have not been heavy anticipated, and in prefer
enee to carrying our
IMMENSE STOCK
over the Holidays WILL commencing this week. offer
INDUCEMENTS:
CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
Elegant Chenille Portieres, yards wide, 90 90 per
Elegant Chenille Portieres, SO inches wide, ss 90
per pair.
Chenille Portieres, regular width, &C. IS per pair
These Curtains Of extra quality latest designs
and colorinEs and worth much more.
Handsome silk striYed Curtains, at $3.50 per pair
Cannot be bought elsewhere Tor this price.
Odd Half Pairs silk Curtains at actual cost.
Elegant silk Curtains and DrsPeres Of all kinds Ut
reduced prices.
LACE CURTAINS.
LACE CURTAINS
LACE CURTAINS.
Nottingham Curtains in Rich Effects A full line of
TanbOur Brussels and Renaissance Laces Irish Point
1Aces, from Ed 30 per pair up.
Upholstery Goods of every description.
RUGS,
In the latest patterns and Of finest quality
f. BY IT. b IN. smyrna Rues. 81. 81.
it by It. Smyrna hugs s7.15.
200 Smyrna Mats 75c
100 Atwood Art Squares ~ by yds s5
90 All-wool Art Squares. by 81 yds. s7.75.
English LiuOleum Mats, by 3 it,, soc
English LInoleum Mats by 2 it. 9 in. 81.
JAPANESE FUR RUGS.
sHEEPsKIN RUGS
ORIENTAL RUGS
FURNITURE:
Eesant 5piece Parlor Suite beautifully
in BrOcatelle, SIS.
Handsome 5-piece Parlor Suite in Tapestry and
Silk Flush, $40.
A Very Fine 5. piece Psrlor Suite in Tapestry and
these suites of remarkably hne quality and finish
3-piece Oak Cham6.r SUITE, $3.50.
3-piece Os> Chamber SUITE S24-
3-Piece Mahogany suite, $50.
For the holidays:
Plush lockers in Osk-AntiQue Oak-Mahogapy and
Cherry Finish from Is up.
Dad Chairs, Couehes. Divans, Fancy in Fret
Work and six, Cabinets, Antique { ak Rookie Fancy
Tables with Plain and Plush tops, Brass and Oxidzed
Silver LADIES with onyx tops. Pedestsls MAntei
nets, CrOuiers Odd and Miscellaneous furniture Of
every description n surprisingly low prices.
We Will open this week the largest line Of Rattan
Furniture IN the city.
CARPETS,
An unusually large assortment Of Beautiful AK
MINISTER'S, WILTONs. MOQUETTEs, THhEE-PLY,
Extra SUPER INGRAM,
Linoleum. Mating and Oilcloth.
Low PRICES
WALL PAPERS
FREsCO1NG and PAINTING.
Artistic Interior Decorations
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT Of
HOLIDAY GOODS.
JULIUS LANSBUR6H
n23 1871 and SITS.
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hAHRIElI

BACoN-NAYNARD. At Newburyport, Mass on
November Is 1853, by the Rev. ]. II. Van buren,,
ALLAN 4. BACON Of Washington, DC, 70 ANNIE VI
MAYNARD Of NewOury port, Mass.
MAHokNEf.pRooks. ON "Wednesday, Novem-
Der y, 1882 at ST. Peters church. by the hey Father
sullivan, ALBkhIUs ID. MAHOkNEY 10 ANNIE
VIRGINIA BROOKS, both Of Washington DC
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A BETRoTHAL.
Football.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov. 2s.-Dartmouth
defeated Williams at football by 20 to this
morning on Hampden park
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
BRAzIL's REPUBLIC RECOGNIZED.

BRAZILs REPUBLIC REcoGNIZEp.
BERSE, Nov. 2s.-Switzerland recognizes the
Brazilian republic.
BETRoTHAI.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-The National Zeitung says
that project exists for the betrothal Of the
czarevitch and the Princess Margaret of Prus-
STA, but it is not likely to be carried out. The
czarina and the Empress Frederick favor the
idea.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10
Harry Winter Chew of Prince Georges county,
Md, and Charlotte Ellen Wilson Calhoun; Jos.
ii. Vendig of New York city and Sadie I.
Glover; Robert ii. Leake of Millville, NJ. and
Margaret Josie Girault; Andrew ]. Baughman
of Hunting Hill, Md. and Mary L. soper OF
Ounce Orchard Md; Cortland johnson and
Susie L. Grau, both of Fairfax county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-23

Another Iowa County Heard From.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Nov. 23.-In row over
politics at Herndon Thursday, Ira ID. Shipley,
a newly elected member Of the legislature, had
his ear bitten off by W. L. Edwards. Mr..
Shipley's cheek was also badly lacerated and he
suffered several minor injuries.
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NOT UP TO THE SAMPLE.
A Report on the Poor Quality of the
High School Furniture.

W. s. Matthews, superintendent of schools,
janitors and supplies, has handed report to
the Commissioners in which he says that
Messrs Houghton & Co. have failed in the
quality of the new furniture furnished to the
Washington high school. The furniture con-
sists of l25 pupils desks and chairs. and as de-
ivered at The school IL pronounced far inferior
to the samples first sent by Messrs. Houghton
& Co. MIR. Matthews report says:
Il have carefully inspected this furniture,
which has been in use at the high school
about three weeks, and have compared it with
the sample furnished by the contractors.
There can be no question that the furniture Is
markedly inferior to the samples"
WHAT PRINCIPAL LANE sAs.
F. u Lane, principal of the high school, says
in a letter to Mr.. Matthews, calling his atten-
ton to the inferiority Of these desks, that in
many ways they fall below the contract
both in construction and workmanship.
He says that the desks which have
been in use for three weeks have very generally
come apart and that il is more than doubtful il
such furniture, with the best care, can stand
the strain Of q well heated room through the
winter.
NEWLY ARRIVED MEMBERs.-The following
members of Congress reported their residence
to the House post Office yesterday: VIM. G.
Wallace, NY, shoreham; W. D. Owen, Ind
The Randall; G.. w. Dorsey, Neb., Portland
flats: w. q. Laidlaw, NY, National; W. H.
Gest, ILL.,, Wizards; B. NJ. Cutcheon, Mich,
1923 Vermont avenue; W. NJ. Kinsey, NO.,
Woodmont; J. d. Richardson, Tenn, National;
NJ. 8. Brewer, Mich, National; Z. N. Morrell,
Kan; 1909 street northwest; b. g. Comstock,
Mimi, The Irvington, 14l6 K street.
VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND PosrMAsrERs.-Th
following fourth-class postmasters have been
appointed in Virginia and Maryland: Sarah T.
Gray, Arlington, Alexandria county: Ira ID.
Bell. Boon's Mill, Franklin co unity; CT. Barker,
Early Grove, Scott county; Jno. 7. Watson,
Goodies, Bedford county; Mrs. Emma Tignor,
bonneville, Sussex county; J. B. Glenn, Lantz
Mills, Shenandoah county; A. r. g. Bass, Leroy,
Rockingham county. Va; VIM. n. Ryan, Home
land, Baltimore county, Nd
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the openinG and closing prces Of
the New York Stock Market, a. reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 14lD street
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TIE WEST prvTpEp-EAcH or THE CANDIDATES
LOOKING AFTER EASTERN vorERs-MR. BUR-
ROWS HAS HOPES II NEW ENGLAND DROPS REED
NO COMBINATION AGAINST M'KINLxx
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BENJAMIN G. LOVEJOY.
Bench and Bar Meet to Honor His
Memory.

The old Circuit Court room at the court
house was well filed by members of the bench
and bar at IL o'clock today, assembled to honor
the memory of the late Benjamin G. Loveioy.
Seldom before has a similar meeting been SO
numerously attended. The meeting was called
to order by Mr.. Reginald Fendall, on whose mo-
ton Hon. Arthur Macarthur was called to the
chair. Mr.. Charles A. Elliott was elected Sec
Rotary. Judge MacArthur, on taking the chair
paid an eloquent tribute to the deceased
The following were appointed committee
on resolutions: Reginald Fendail, Enoch
Totten, r. Ross Perry, Calderon Carlisle
George F. Appleby. I. Lambert and ]. H.
Gordon. After short absence, through Mr.
Fendall appropriate resolutions were adopted
Mr.. Fendall remarking that the committee had
also decided that no remarks be made thereon
by the committee.
THE RESOLUTIONS
after referring to Mr.. I.ovejoy's death say:
That in this event we recognize calamity to
the community OF which he was leading and
efficient member; loss to the legal profession
which his talents adorned; misfortune to the
republic of letters which he enriched by the
charms of q graceful fancy and the stores of an
accurate learning, and an affection personal to
his friends whose devotion he attached by I'M
failing amiabiity OF temper, the patient en-
durance of protracted physical sufferings and
a heart ever responsive to the promptings of
human sympathy" The resolutions extend
to the family OF the deceased heartfelt con-
dolence in this hour of their bereavement and
1t was also resolved to attend the funeral in
body.
Gen. W. II. Brown, w. Stone Albert (the col
leagues of the deceased on the commission to
collate the laws), aud Mr.. Charles Albert made
appropriate remarks, and the resolutions were
adopted and the meeting adjourned.
THE FUNERAL
will be held at 9O2 18th street at o'clock this
afternoon. The following gentlemen will act
as pail bearers: Reginald Fendall, Seaton
Morris. Francis Riggs, J.. Ormond Wilson.
Frank A. Richardson and John A. Baker.
War Department Changes.
Appointed-Ulysses G. Myers Of Pennsylva-
mia, clerk at $500, signal office; Thos. c. New
ton of Georgia, clerk at $1,000, surgeon gen.
erals Office.
Promoted-Edw. d. Booth Of Pennsylvanis,
Ramsey OF Ohio, promoted and transferred
from 81 900, surgeon generals Office, to class ],
adjutant generals Office.
Declined Observation-Disclosures W. Austin
OF Indiana, a. copy holder at $500, rebellion
records office.
Mandamus Against Secretary Blaine.
Today petition for writ Of mandamus was
fled by George Ticknor Curtis for the United
States ex rel. 8. @. Boynton agt James
@. Blaine, Secretary Of State, TO compel the
payment Of 81, 33S "a under an award made by
the Mexican claims commission, and Justice
Montgomery directed . rule TO show cause 70
issus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-23

This afternoon painter whose name could
not be ascertained fell from a scaffold on u
street near the Congressional hotel and was
severely injured He was removed to his home
In a carriage.
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Fair and Colder Tomorrow,

The storm has moved TO the ST. Lawrence
valley and has brought the line Of normal
barometer to the neighborhood of Washington.
Another storm has appeared in the northwest.
The morning prediction was; Fair Saturday
and Sunday; colder westerly winds" The
barometer this morning had risen IS points
and the thermometer stationary.
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Dun SrALsKrs JACKET
Stock is replsnished and we are Offering real
bargains in London Dyed soalsktn Jackets for s1OO
eI25. $50.
listers 1850. s375.
Fur Shoulder Capes with plain and "Queen Anne"
Collars. from % to 400. those $40 being the
most popular.
Plush sacQues, Wraps, Jackets and Newmsrkets;
prices Sl2 and Up.
Lons Cloth Garments, new designs trimmed with
Persian Lamb and Astrachan
Nuts ans, Boas, sets 10. $40 s3o. $40
b. H. STINEAEIZ SONS.
HATTERs AND FuRRIERs.
1877 Pcnn. ave.. through to i:ssa 81
ocS-3I
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Here are Eve lots Of Ladies' shoes-two Of Missss'-
and line shout oversaitsrs-wish . bargain in each
lot Moving . little slow--no reason for Il in the
world-And We propose 70 start thsm-with . price,
There's to be told-samply ,e cuoransss ercy
puir-thst Ia. the wear Of them. Try them on-you'u
ind they're oomforsabls-snd you can't help sessno
they're styIishly shaped
Ladies' Dongola Button Boots-with
NUMBER either the oper. or Common Sense
ONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tipped
NOW THEY'RE else.
Ladies' Bright Donsols Button Boots
NUMBER On the never uncomfortable walhsn-
IWo. phast last-Tipped in Bright Dongola.
Have been % with us-hisher still in
otner places.
NOW THEY'RE sL9s.
Ladies' Genuine HAnd-sewed Dongols
NUMBER Button ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last-Never
THEE. heard of their being offered for less than
NOW THEY'RE saso.
ladies' Bright or Dull Donsola
Genuine Hand-sswed, Button Boots
NUMBER with Plain Patent Leather Tips
-FOUR on either the Opera Common-ssnse
Iasts We've been glad to &c. them
before now to sell ct $3.50
NOW THEY'RE %.
Ladies' Straight Cost Button Boots-on
NUMBER Common-ssnse last-aa solsd leather
FIVE. As honest 90 boot - you can ind
NOW THEY'RE sI9s.
Misses Straight Goat, Button Boots
NUMBER spring hsels-sizes lis to Pa Wsarers-
SIX All solid leather.
NOW THEY'RE s12s.
Misses Dongola Button-Piain or Patent
NUMBER Leather TYPED walkenphast last
SEVEN $3.50 everywhere.
NOW THEY'RE also.
help yourselves-for s1-to any Of the
THE 81. LIS and 81 90 ladies' overgaiters
CATERS we've got You'll find them in all shaded
SAKS AND COMPANY,
THE BUSY sHOERs
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
n23 STREET
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THoMAs CAsnr1rs Wm

TIE Grsursr
JOHANN HoFF'S
MALT EXTRAOT
10 the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convalescence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
II suffering from an attack OF Illness which had not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhsusVn, IRON 1nabilty appropriate food tried
the effects OF the Genuine Johann Hons Malt Extract
sNinegiassiu three times day. Its was followed
BY marked eects1. Food, which had heretofore been
found to pass the aimentary canal unchanged sested
properly. Z. There appeared increased power OF
evolving animal beat and storing up tat.
Beware OF limitations The genuine has the signs-
tire OF Johann Hon" on the neck Of every bottle. ALI
others worthless nlitations
JOHANN HOtF. Berlin ana Vienna New York Of
ice, Barclay ct. ja3-tu. th6s
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wRLL-RFGULATED HOUSEHOLD SHOULD
IN be ishout Eitters. the celebrated APP
petizsr. Manu-, acSurcd by DE- J. g. slE0EkT 4
SONS. Ask your druggists.
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FRAsK Nj. LEWIS.
JEwHLEl. AND s1LvERsMITH.
1915 Penna ave.
New Line of
PICTURE FRAMES,
In Silver Mountipgs, my own importation. Very low
prices. A large stock of Colored
and Cut Glass
TOILET BOTTLES
Solid silver Mountings,
lhave the Exclusive Control Of these Handsome
Goods. My Own Importation
They range / price from
&3 % To 40 each
Full Stock of
STERLING SILVER PIECES,
Designed especially for Wedding Gifts The Finest
ana Lowsst-priced Goods offered
The Largest stock OF
OPERA GLASSES
In the city the
LOWEST PRICES
mig 1215 PENNA. AVE.
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Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following we're the ><.adings at the sig
nal Office today: sam, Al; 2p.m-, 40; maxi
mum, so; minimum. AZ
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DONDEK.
IL Patropize . house which confines itself to one
branch and sndes that 10 perfection. Best OF work
Correct prices. wall PAPERS. hoom holdings, Painting
freseo Decoration. Esttnstes cheerfuily furnished
j. u. VALIANT CO.,
1912 st NV
Opposite Woodward 4 Lothrop's. pl2-tn.th9s, In.
MANY PERSONS KEEP CARRIERS LITTLE
IVA Liver Pills IN hand 10 prevent bilious attacks
a. esdaehe. dizziness. and ind them Just what they
Reed.
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LOUVRE Glow CoMpANY's
G A B D.

FROM THIS DAY UNTIL THE BOTH INSTANT
we shall offer Twenty Lines of Gloves at such
low prices which competition down, " qualities
are appreciated The goods and prices we quote
well worth the attention of the trade, and EsPECI-
ALLY CONNOIssEURs. The values should not be
estimated by the prices at which willing to sell
them. As result of this announcement shall have
big run on these Gloves and therefore advise every
body who the sizes and colors not
put off purchasing Although these lots large and
complete they will be badly crippled before many
days There certainly much salneness in advertise
ments, and wish the public to understand that
do attempt to make believe to give you Dollar for
Quarter: but We want most particularly impress
upon your mind that shall continue always TO give
you the best goods at the lowest possible prices We
offer no bats In odd sizes in shopworn goods Our
offers are such as we represent them in printers ink
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4 HILDREN'S BROWN KERSEY EEwMARKETS
- silver Braid Trimming, with Bell Gun and shoul
der Cape, D to II years, 500. Ladies Wash Print
Nesln4rkets, 81. 30. Misses, same quality 81 40.
DOUBLE COMBINATION, Ith 81. 8 g. nz3-3t
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J z N T s. Low E 8

Jur &I.O0 dLNIb bUChohIN at Id
TRIED ON AT OUR OWN RISK.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-07
Texas Items.

High waters are reported in East
Texas, doing considerable damage to
bridges and railroads In many places.
Headquarters of st. Louis and "a
catesas mining company will be NOV
ed from the City of Mexico to FL
Paso, next month.
A heavy snow storm occurred Mt Ell
Paso on tho night of the oath ult
1t commenced at ten o'clock and con-
timed throughout the night.
4 Petition has been introduced
in the senate asking Washington :
birthday each year may be declared
an ''arbor day" for Texas. Good
idea.
Snow commenced falling at Fort
Worth on the Goth nit, about IL a.
m. and continued until late in the
uftcrnoOn-the heaviest snow storm
in many years.
The snow storm on the Goth Mt
extended all over north Texas. Also
to the Rio Grande. At Whitewright
it was accompanied by terrific biz
ztrd. though no damage was sus-
tanned.
Geo. Beach. founder OF the South
ern Mercury ut Dallas. aud at present
proprietor 81 a job printing office IN
that city has received q written no
tice from the White ClI,s 10 leave h.
February 1t. under penalty q So
we're physical injuries. he proposes
to S;Iy.
On the evening q the 9th uli. %
meeting Il d., Alamo VI .agmr-' ]
r--rcilf.ou was bed Iu San ArtH O.
Mr. Mary MlvsueE. rra-i.1t &C
Tire association presiding Tie l-
--a7lt5.r decd. , t- .ftr a rr5r. ni
$1,000 Far tie r.-t .l,s--- a. -.. rl.
ANN o. o. erected a. eHT.r .-
Ie-l-u- o. De- rr-.-.-t-l ai...l al
months
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-07
Texns sIrIlngs 4 Home Paper.

We desire TO have 1t distinctly un-
derstood that TEXAS SIFTINds is n pa
per for the family, and that nothing
OF vulgar or indicate character,
either in the way OF pictures or letter
press will ever be admitted into its
columns. Our aim is to produce IN
illustrated humorous paper that will
be acceptable to aud welcomed in the
most refined American English homes,
and the commendatory letteas we are
receiving from heads of families on
both sides Of the Atlantic are most
hattering and encouraging, We will
say in this connection that certain
people make Il great mistake in send
ing anecdotes and jokes OF broad
character to SITTEGs thinking they
will appear. They are promptly con
signed 20 the waste-basket. 1t will
be observed by reference to our ad-
vertisiug columns that they too are
kept clean. We are adding very
rapidly to our circulation in every
State in the Union through yearly
subscribers, and realize more than
ever our responsibility to make SF-
TINos home paper, hoping to win
for 1t welcome place by every fire
side, as On irreproachablo vehicle Of
undofled wit and humor.
The above is from. nm editorial in
Texas Siftings of Jan. 18th.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-07
The Australian Voting Spstem.

The new voting system, which goes
into effect in Massachusetts next
year, and which is n copy of the Aus
tralian ballots system, is causing much
interest all over the country and re-
quests for copies of the law have
boen received by Secretary of the
Commonwealth Pierce from legisla-
tors in every state of the Union.
Efforts will probably be made to have
the same law adopted by many 9th,
er states this year. The state prints
all the ballots for state offices and
the cities and towns for municipal
and town Offices, and the names of
oil candidates are on one ballot.
The ballots are given to voters by
the precinct officers. The voter takes
his ballot into private room and
marks the names which he wants to
vote for. He will be fined for show
ing his marked ballot to anyone, and
q fine is levied on person who at
tempts of find out for whom he votes.
Thus deadly blow Is struck ut the
political heeler and ballot distributor
at the polls, q consummation devoutly
to be wished. The printers will lose
f very large and profitable business
in the printing of the regular ballots
forpolitical parties and ofsplit tickets
for independent candidates, and also
the ever prevalent stickers which
have shown increasing popularity
each year. The printers selected by
the state and cities and towns will be
the gamers. However, anxious can
dldates will probably want posters,
flyers and circulars as of yore, and
the printers will probably find the
pro, erbial half loaf better than no
bread.-Boston Commercial Bulle-
tin.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-07

that nm alien shall live fvo years in
the United States before he can be-
como citizen, and does away with
the present requirement Of declara-
ton of his intention OF becoming a
citizen.
About every republican Congress
man that was defeated Mt tho last
election ID q candidate for Office under
Harrison, Republicans never will
lingly retire to private life They
seem to think that the U. S. Gov
ernment owes them living.
1t is now understood that the APP
preparation committee of the House,
to which the separate bill containing
tho natural revenue features OF the
Mills bill was referred, will take no
action whatever on the bill. the
democratic leaders have decided that
it would not be good policy to pass
the bill. There are many members
however, that favor it, and if any way
can be devised to get it or similar
bill before tho House, it will almost
certainly pass.
The sudden death by paralysis of
Representative Burns of Missouri
has cast a gloom over the Honse.
He was attacked Wednesday while in
the House, and died Thursday morn
ing. His colleagues think that the
hard work consequent upon member
ship of the House appropriation com.
mittee is responsible for his death.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-07
Our SpecIal Climbing List.

Texas Siftings, tho regular price OF
which is "a, and the FREE PHEss'
$500, both for only $500, or just
one half regular rates. See displayed
advertisement in another column.
2, The New York World, weekly,
and the FREE Press at only $3.50 for
both. The World is ono Of the promi-
nent Democratic papers, each num-
Der contains "a communicating n
high class popular novel.
8, The Detroit FREQ Press, and
the FREE PRESS both for only $3.50.
See advertisement.
1.-The Fort Worth Gazette weekly
and the FREE PRass at $3.50 for
both, or 1910 for the Sunday Ga
Eette and FREy Press. SEQ adver-
tisement.
6. Texas Farm and Ranch and the
FREE PRESS both for $3.50. See
largo advertisement.