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Evening journal., 1890-08-30
You are in a Bad Ftx

was visiting the JAIL Il can,t helievs tha9
you are entirely devoid of principle" "Be
very strong convictions" Washington Post
You Are In Bad Fix
But we will cure you if you pay us. our
message Is TO the weak nervous and debili-
tated, who, by early evil habits. or later in
discretions, have trihed away their vigor OF
body. mind and manhood, and who suffer all
those effects which lead TO premature decay,
consumption or insanity. If this means
you. SEND for and read our BOOK OF LIFE,
wrt ten by the greatest specialist OF the day,
and s,nt (sealed) for cents in stamps
Address DR.. Parker, Medical and Surgical
Institute. Isl North Spruce street. Nashville,
Tenn.
"YoUR friend Is an excellent poker PLAYER,
said one Congressman to another. Yes"
was the reply; he is an artist in that line 2"
Exactly. He draws beautifully ~ ash
ington ost.
Married, we'll WELT and to Post Boy Tobacco.
Save luO tags, get an umbrella.
"How much does that fellow owe your" "A
cool Thousand" "Ahl Cool but not collected,
ehY"-BurltngtOn Leader
Have You Been to Bay Ridge?
II not, don't miss next Sundays select ex-
cursion. Everything pleasureable there. Ex-
cellent Grabbing, fishing and sailing. The re-
between Bsy Ridge and wiImins se oi T Tis
tri Will give an opportunity to see Anna
polls ard part of Baltimore you have never
sttu DtlOIt. Dpeclhl lfAihs leave Market
street 20 q; m, Delaware avenue Z 80 a. IN.
Fare only 81.
WILLETTs-Do You send any more poetry
to the Kazoo? Milletts-No, indeed. IL Is
true heypublished the last lot [ sent them. hut
they headed II, permitted by the Kazoo.n "
Terre Haute Express,
A 10 c. cigar for c. is Darstein's Capitano,
straight nickel. 8 e, Second. Telephone 56S
THR ofliceholder finds one remove as bad as
q ire.-Racket.
The Atlantic City of the South Ba ,
Ridge, Sunday, August 81.
Down the glorious Chesapeake for 80 miles
CASING Forts McHenry and Carroll, afford
| ing fine view OF Baltimore and the great
| b < 0.'s elevators. Returning by all rail
no change of cars Train leaves Market
street at 2 20 a. m. Delaware avenue $50. a.
IN. Fare, 81.
VICTIM Of railroad accident-"Doctor. dc
you think IPcan recover" Doctor-"Cer-
tainly." Victim eagerly How muohg"--
Racket.
II you want Cigars for the Fair Gallon
Durstein. \. Second street. Telephone SOS.
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COMMISSIONERS.
We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be pre- sented at our
counters.
K. Nd. WALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Nat. Blk.
PIERRE LAHAUx, Pres. state National Bk.
A. BALDWIN, Tres. New Orleans NATL Blk
CARL KoHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, september o, 1890,
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
10000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves $40; Quarters S.; Tenths 81;
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

Nearly all the wool growers in Della
ware belong TO the Republican party in
the shape OF negroes.
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

Horace Greedy Knowles, consul to Ror-
deaux, France, is in WILMINGTON as the
guest Of Charles Esird. Mr.. Knowles
says to his friends that be is vel pleased
with the French people, ara be has made
many friends there among the foremost
citizens. Mr.. Knowles is as agreeable
and friendly as ever, and has grown
slightly stouter during his soiourr
abroad
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimrre
Railroad excursion. august 3ist Kali Ia
Baltimore. steamer 10 Colchester reach
Special trail leaves Wilmington 44sm
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

Before letting all that lard through
Congress Mckinley should have creased
his tariff bill hdroughly.
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

In the epent Of an extra session of
Congress becoming necessary President
Harrison would have to call only Speaker
Reed together.
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

When the Pennsylvania Senator OPP
poses any measure its friends begin to
Quayke.
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

Plumb now proposes to take hides of
the free list. AS soon as he does that
someone isgoing to refuse 10 take the
hides off cattle.
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

Justice OF the Peace Frank f. Smith
will return on Monday from Ocean Grove.
N. j.. where he has been rusticatiDg for
a fortnight.
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

The Republicans of the Sixth ward
seem to be determined to set down hard
upon all efforta of Robert G. Fraim. Esq,
to bring himself prominently before
them. Verify This glory has departed. :"
Evening journal., 1890-08-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

Speaker Reed has become legislative
florist. He is certainly running "a hot
House.
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

Il would be the height Of imprudence
for Henry Cabot Lodge to get up before
an intelligent audience and recite that
touching piece entitled IL am not mad; |
am not mad" No one would believe
him.
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SPECIAL OFFICES.

DEAR NIL" said the philantropic lady who
was visiting the jail Il can't believe thai
lieve me madam" was the reply. II often h al
very strong convictions. w Washington Post,
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BANKING AND FIHANoIAL.
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This company acts as executor, administra.
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trusts Of every description from the courts,
corporations and individuals and acts as
agent for the registration and transfer OF
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payment OF coupons OF registered inte rest CT
dividends.
This company Also guarantees the vi.lidit ,,
performance and euect OF any contract, be-
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Executors, administrators or trusteeR Of z
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Wills receipted for and safely kept withc
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For further information, call at the Office
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WILLIAM BUSH, President.
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OHIO NOWLAND,
Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
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Samuel Bancroft, Jr.s William DUPONT,
preston Lea, Thos. Jackson,
william Bush, VIM. II. Porter,
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Evening journal., 1890-08-30

A cousin to Lord Sackville- West is to
be placed in Allegheny county almshouse
on account of poverty. He might write
TO his wealthy cousin over the water. but
Lord Ssckville might think it another
American election trick, and refuse to
answer
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r. R. ROBINSON g CO.,

BANKERS AND BROKERS
Corner Fourth and Market Street,
FOR SALE.
1900 Masonic Hall Company's Bonds.
a. shares Delaware Railroad stock.
Stocks bought and solu In the 4,ew YoTl
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
don.
Letters OF credit given, available IN ell part
he world, and drafts on England Irclan1
france Germany and Switzerland issued.
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

Charlie Tom politics win it great
many people in this state. Charlie Tom
is Philadelphia celestial who will con-
test Hon. William H. Coles effort to SET
In the Pennsylvania Legislation. This is
his platform: me got no politics. Me
Mclean man, Lepublican. Democlat and
Plohioitionist. Nc anything Me going
to knock out Billee Cole"
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

The Republicans of Milford have been
given free headquarters. The philan-
thropic individual evidently thought
they would need all the money they
could get to corrupt the voters Of the
county and indirectly contributed his
share 10 the corruption fund.
Evening journal., 1890-08-30

THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
no Bo2 MARKET STREET.
Open daily from Q O'Clock O. 10. until .. n
snd on Tuesday and Saturday from 70 .. 10
MONEY LOANED OS MORTGAGES.
SRo, W. BvBH, GRc. s. CAPELLs,
President. Wee Fresidap,
KIT. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
f1e - MswrTvu A~Af~~i
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NEGOTIATIONS WITH INDIANS.
Six New Commissions Which Are, or
Soon VIII BE, in the Field.

Today the members Of an important Indian
commission recently appointed met at the In
terror Department TO confer with Secretary
Noble before starting for their field OF duty.
The members are Gen. Niles. d. b. Smalley
OF New Hampshire and John Zerfoss OF
North Dakota. This commission will be
instructed TO negotiate with the northern band
OF Cheyenne Indians in the Tongue river res
eryation in Montana and with the other branch
of the same tribe on the Pine Ridge reserva-
ton in South Dakota in regard TO their removal
and permanent settlement upon any OF the ex-
listing reservations. The commission is the
second one organized Of those authorized M
the last session OF Congress There will be no
less than SIX new commissions that will be CHI
gagged in negotiations with the Indiana
THE FIRST ONE To BE ORGANIZED
was the ono appointed 20 negotiate with the
Turtle Mountain band of Chippewa Indians in
North Dakota for the cession Of their land in
that state and their removal to the White
Earth reservation in Minnesota, where the
Chippewa Indians are located. The commits
SION viii also endeavor TO secure the consent OF
the Chippewa Indians in Minnesota 10 the re-
moval of the Turtle Mountain Chippewas 10
their reservation.
A commission is also to be appointed to look
after the rights and interests of the Indians on
town OF Tacoma. in Washington.
The northern line of the Warm Springs In.
dian reservation, in Oregon, is to be treated by
commission, and this commission, when APP
pointed, is to visit the Colville Indian reserva-
ton In the same state and to negotiate for the
cession OF such portion of the reservation as
the Indians may be willing TO dispose OF. so
that the same may be opened to white settle
ment.
THE CROW INDIANS OF MONTANA
are also to be visited by a commission and
asked to sell to the government the western
portion Of their reservation.
A commission will also endeavor to effect
settlement OF the disputes in regard 70 the
white mans occupancy Of the Round Valley
reservation in California and to report some
plan for the reduction of the size OF that reser-
walton.
All these commissions are 10 report to the
Secretary, and their action is TO be ratified by
Congress before any of the proposed changes
can go into effect The general result OF the
work of these commissions, il they are success
full, will be the settlement of number OF ques-
tions which have been in dispute and which in
terfered with the progress Of the Indians.
second Edition Continued On Page q.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qHlHgTaIlS 10 Ths Star,
KILLED BY A FANATIC.
The Experiments OF q Self Constituted
Resurrcctionist Fails.

COLUMBIA. SC, Oct l7.-Primus Jones, col
ored, was killed Sunday morning ct Sumter, &
I. protraeted meeting was being held by
the negroes at Beulah Church and the greatest
ehcItement prevailed. II was at frst reported
that Primus had been offered as q sacrifice 10
the Holy Ghost because Of his incrodulity.
Deputy Coroner s. A. Norris held an inquest
AZ the church. The testimony showed that In
perfect frenzy OF fanatieism Jones was killed
by kev. A. h. nurant, the negro pastor, and
one Richard Campbell, a prominent member
OF the church. because the deceased had ex-
pressed doubts about the supernatural power OF
Durant to Kill and restore TO life. and that was
q test case, but the experiment failed.
A large number of Durants congregation
believed that no possessed supernatural power
until his failure IN this case The finding WAS
that Jones was killed and murdered by Richard
Campbell and A. II. Durant The iury was
composed OF intelligent colored men and the
coroner complimented them on their verdict
The prisoners are IN Jail
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DUEIl

u BLAZE On October lS 1890, a. Baltimore county.
funar .ef se 1S1e az p st IN "
day. October Is. Friends invited TO attend
BLUM. On Friday morning, October IL. 1890. AZ
4:3O am. JEANNEITA BLUM aged nfty-seven
v Notice Of funeral hereafter. baltimore and New
COURTNEY, On Wednesday. October Is. 1890. ~
ESQ pm. JAMES A, beloved husband Of Kerzis
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to At
tend his funeral from his late residence. No 1929
baltimore Sun aud Herald please cOpyl
p5Een fs9pasdsNpiy q heart disease Paymaster
Funeral from LIS late residence. 1905 O street. on
Saturday at pm interment AZ Arlington Friends
FAULKNER On Thursday October l6 1890 M
. m, WILLIAM H FAULKNER. in the seventy.
Funeral fron bis late residence Ills Fourth street
northwest on Sunday. October 10. 81 pm. Friends
and relatives ere respectfully invited attend 50
on es ss cHls sHS ea
GRAHAM, wife OF b. I. Graham, In her thirty ninth
Funeral from Memorial Church Monday. goth inst.
at $3.50 pm. lnterment At Oak Hill &c
,, HOLLAND, On Friday October II. 1890 ats
funeral from Rnon Bsr.i.. oureh. Q street between
Sixth and seventh southeast on Sunday. octobsr 10.
Ut O'Clock pm.
MAYHUE: On October Is, 1890, ct 8 80 IN. in.
funeral WI s.Es place from hi. PARENT. residence.
tives and friends are invited % attend
MCKINNEY. On October le. 1890, Of 8 :25 M.
MAGGIE W beloved daughter Of h. Z. and NJ v. Me-
kenney, aged twenty-one yesrz i've months and
Funeral from late residence 7o4 street southwest
friends invited to attend e
McLEAREN. At Calverton. Va, October Is 1900
of heart failure, MARY oSGoDBf MoLEAkEN, In
the thirty seventh Of her sge, wife Of Ray Nc,
Learen and DAUGHTER Of the late Sarah osgodby
Roberts.
Fungrsl from her sisters residence. 400 street
southwest. Saturday morning. 10 O'Clock.
MILES. Departed this life. October IA 1890 st
$50 an. JOHN n. Mills. sssd twenty-five ysars
aud two days.
Only little while,
For toiling few short dsyA
And then comes the rest. the quiet rest
'N' ''s BIZ En- s,orux,a
Funeral at Anacosta Baptist Church ocsobsr ~ q
3 O'Clock pm.
RITSsIE N k Ere ssE October Is 1890 At ls
Funeral from his late residence No. PCS Nsssschu.
setts avenue northwest, sunday, October 10 st
Members Of Hiram Lodge No. 10, F.AAM, are ~
family.
sAI.LADE. On Thursday. October ia 1890. 81 2
Am. MADISON sALLApE r.. In the ssvsntsenth
Funeral from his late residence 4o5 street north
west. at 10 80 am
WHITE October 10, 1890. q 1l.l6 pm JOHN
H. WHITE the beloved con OF Emily y. and the lAts
John White aged tventy-four yssrs, nins months
The friends and relatives Of the family are rsspsct
fully invited 70 attend his funeral from bis ts resi-
dence, No ~ IL street southeast Sunday sftsr-
noon at $3.50 Pm
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MlRRIRlr

McCACLEY-GUSTlN. In this city, at the resi-
dence OF the brides aunt No. 800 northwest
ON Wednesday, October 8. $50. by the Rev sam uel
II. Greene, DID,, GEORGE NJ McCAULEY and JAMIE
Il GUSTlS, both Of Savannah Ga.
McPHERsoN-EARLE. On October l6, 1890 az
the residence of the brides father, "The CEDAR"
Georgetown Heights. G., by the key. J. A. Rsgestrr,
rector OF st Johns Church. ROBERT ". McPHkk.
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Taur,xa Wrru HUM

Most people consider ailments nhs HosrssnsuL
Cough. Sore Throat BE- not worth thsir vhe 70 iesk
After and they ought ps8 svsy without furthR
notice being taken Of than. Thh nsgiset efssa
the cause Of severe and prosrscssd stcknsa WHOA
undsrninss the constitution Of the patient and his
gcnsral happiness. Uss sodsn Mineral Psstlls n
tina They VII saectuslly srsdieass an ths sbovs
dassassaL DE-. Morssu b Brown writes 0oushsn
Medical World. JunA 1900: 4 hsvs ussd IL sodss
Nmsrsl Pusanes IN The Chicago Policainie and And
the rssuls very satisfactory In Rharynssts vs -
In chronic Catarrhal conditions q Tie uppss ~
paspasss" The soden Mineral Pastliss never f.a -
cure diseases of the ThrosS chat md Lunsa ~ ~
druGRis1A s16
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AYERS sARsAPARILI.A,
Be BEAUrrruI

DE BEAUTIFUL
Mime. RUPERT. world-famed Complexion sre-
calist and Lecturer has lectured on this subject
AL the larger cities Of America and Europe She never
fails to MI the largest heaters in every city aud 10
always by the leading newspapers. n Y World
says: Madame RUPERT, the renowned complexion
specialist lectured TO fashionable audience Fifth
Avenue Theater last evening-hundreds were turned
away" To those who have been unable to hear this
eminent authority abe will send her eightpsge
cular. giving valuable Information, receipt of 4c.
postage Mime. Rupert IL the originator OF Wonder
ful Face Bleach which creating such furore among
society ladies at present NINE. A. RUPERT,
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BE EVENING sTAR wAsHNeToN c. FRIDAY OCTOBER H. 1880
Wnrs Tn. Fac.

fseonstantly covered with eruptions the Deed Of .
blood purifier 10 plainly Indicated. Washes and On.
sernsl applications Of no avsl The poison must
Be thoroughly eliminated from the system by stimu-
iasine the action Of the liver and Kidneys. which
organs have become slusgsh and inoperavs. thereby
throwing upon the skin tho unnatural worn Of
cleansing the system Of its imruntiea What is
needed 10 Ayers beat Of blood medi-
cines.
my face for years was covered with pimples and
huuorss for which Icoud nbd'no remedy I'LL began
to take Ayers sarsarsrilla Three bottles Of this
medicine effected . Thorough cure. lean confidently
recommend It to all suffering from similar troubea
Madison Parker. Concord, VI
Il had been troubled for some time with an eruption
Of the skin which till induced try Ayers sarsa-
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bottles Of this medicine the eru began dissp
pear and with the third bottle it left me entirely
LOUIS Desenksrdt l25 Summer ave-. brooklyn. n. Y,
Traveller for o. ii. Buck Co. LitLograrhers i4o
Centre st. New York.
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TuE MASTER WHEEL Or MEDICINE

What the master wheel Of the mill .. to it,
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- are Iron and c.iissya In combination 10 the
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builds and strengthens the system By enrichins
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AND IRON Is . sirsuiaFiy popular preparation.
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Z p. MERIZ
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Take time by the forelock" ere that raspins haciy
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tives have preceded you Lose time; but procure
bottle the rational for lung bronchial dis
ease-sCoTTs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda Rely upon it
hat will afford speedy and efficient aid Not only
isit pulmonic of SURPRISING merit but It compen-
saes for the drain Of vitality whichis most formula
bleaccompaniment Of lung disorders Besides arrest
the progress Of consumption. bronchitis and asthma
itinfuses unwonted vigor into enfeebedsys and
tends to ill out the hollow places in angular frame
ladies in delicate health will hndit palatsble
fading roundness to Of its contour by
the nroad Of marasmus other wasting disorders.
scrofulous tendency may be successfully combatted
with it. aud it is acapita thing for feeble children.
ocl5
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h giving to the gentle action and mild effects Of
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Reference 10 made to tho Heavy-rbbed Merino Vests
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