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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03
THE LIBERALS AT SEA.
They Are Uncertain What Sort Of Course to
Pursue.

They Are Uncertain What Sort Of Course to
Pursue.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The liberal leaders will
hold a meeting shortly to determine upon a
course Of action. At present they are at sea
and this dilemma is not likely to be relieved by
any change in the leadership of the Irish party,
as there is no such party to lead, in the CO.
hesive sense in which the term has
heretofore been applied. The home rule
issue is considered out Of the way,
and strong feeling against any plan Of land
purchase for Ireland is developing itself. Mr..
Labouchere has all along been opposed to-
pledging English credit for any such purpose
as aiding tenants to become proprietors and
he has many sympathizers both in the liberal
and conservative ranks. The government.
however, is determined to push the land pur-
chase scheme and will be aided by Mr.. Parnell
and his supporters, thus entirely reversing
the present situation in parliament. The
tories continue to treat Mr.. Parnell with
consideration and there is a marked relaxation
of the severely critical tone in which he has
been discussed by the conservative press. The
result Of the vote on Nolan's amendment in
the nationalist meeting caused but little sensa-
ton in the Hobbies, as it had been fully fore
seen. 1t is expected that the vote on the main
question will show about the same figures
against Mr.. Parnell.
LIBERALS MUST STICK TO SALISBURY.
To an inquirer yesterday Lord Harrington
stated that even If the home rule question
should be shelved there could be no breach be-
tween the conservatives and liberal-unionists
until Irish issues had been fully and satisfac-
torily disposed of. This much the liberal
unionists owed to Lord Salisbury and his cabi-
net.
The unionists are starting active canvass in
behalf Of their party in Scotland, where in
many constituencies there has heretofore been
no opposition to the Gladstone-liberal candi-
dates.
TENANTS RHTAKINa THEIR HOMES.
From Tpperary comes word that a number
OF tenants have seized the opportunity of
Generalization Of the home rule cause to make
their peace with Smith-Barry. and are about to
reoccupy their deserted farms. The recent
trial brought out that the considerable number
of the tenants had hesitated in joining the plan
Of campaign and giving up their property, in
which many of them had invested much money,
one tenant, for instance, paying ground rent Of
twenty pounds year for an estate which he
and his father had improved at an expense of
three thousand pounds. Tenants Of this class
have been specially anxious to make arrange
ments with their landlord, and are embracing
this occasion to do SO. New Tipperary is said
to be almost deserted by business, while the
boycotted shopkeepers Of the old town are re-
gaining trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03
DOMESTIC DnEss Goops AND PR1srs.

SALE OF DRESS PATTERNS FOR HoLI-
DAY PRESENTS Thursday we
shall offer special Inducements in Dress Patterns
for the holidays Of
Side Band Serges
Corded Merinos,
Diagonal Seryes
Henrietta Finish Cashmere,
Cashmeres in Plaids and Stripes.
Princess Cashmere.
Wool Finish Henrietta,
Black and White, and Colored Calicoes,
Light and Dark Color Percales,
Striped and Plaid Ginghams, &C.
sIDE-BAND sERGES-in IL and 12 yard
lengths
-s1.70. s1.s7 and e. o. per pattern
DANISH CLOTH-in Cream and all the lat
est colorings, IL. II and ii yard lengths.
-$1.3S. $1.5O and 81. 20 per pattern.-
CORDED MERINO-in rich colorings Of 10.
IL. II and IA yard lengths
---$l.2o, $l.3S, 81. 80 and 81. Is per pattern
PLAIDS AND STRIpES-in pretty combina-
tons. in 8, 10. 12 and IA yard lengths.
81. 81. rs. $3.50 and 81. 10 per pattern
DIAGONAL SERGE-in all popular shades,
SO inches wide. 1O-yardlengths
Price 81 per pattern
HENRIETTA FINISH CASHMERE-in 10
yard lengths.
SO. 50 per pattern
STRIPED CASHMERE-in effective combi-
nations. 80 inches wide 10 yard lengths
-$2. 80 per PATTERN
PRINCESS CASHMERE-in the latest Per-
sian designs and figured effects, 10 and IL yard
lengths.
fl and 81. 25 per pattern
MOHAIR BROCADES. 1O-yard lengths.
->$2.20 per pattern
WOOL FINISH HENRIETTA-in very rich
and choice coloring. 10 and II yard lengths.
SOC. and 96c. per pattern
PERCALES-in combinations Of Navy and
White. Blue and Gold. Black and White. &c.
BIZ. I2-14-yard lengths.
81. $l.25, 81. 80 and 81. as per pattern.
GlNGHAMS-in Stripes. Checks and Plaids-
8, 10 and 12-yard lengths.
81. $125 and 81. so per pattern
CALICOES-best quality. in Black and White
and colors-10to 14-yard lengths.
GO, 70, IS. 80 and 96c. per pattern
The above Dress Patterns are neatly folded
and secured by two gilt bands, with Fancy
Picture on each, thereby making an attractiv.
as well as useful Christmas present,
(SecOnd floor 11th st. buildinQ)
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
WARRINGTON. D. c..
"WEDNESDAY. Drcrxsrs 3, 1890.

THE oAsLIaHr OPENING WAS A
GRAND SUCCESS! WE WISH TO THANK
OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS FOR THE
INTEREST MANIFEsTED-THE VERY
EVIDENT APPRECIATION SHOWN BY
YOUR PRESENCE, AND THE CoMpLI.
MENTARY REMARKS THAT GREETED Us
ON EVERY HAND. WE FEEL THAT YOU
APPRECIATE THE EFFORTS WHICH WE
HAvEPUTFoRTHT THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE
EVERY CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT
WHILE SHOPPING; AND ARE ALSO SAT
ISFIED THAT YOU FULLY AGREE
WITH Us IN THE FACT THAT WE HAVE
THE LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED ES-
TABLIsHMENT. THE MOST ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, MARKED AT
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES con-
sISTENT WITH QUALITY AND STYLE,
TO BE FOUND IN WASHINGTON. BELOW
WE DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION TO SOME
SPECIAL PREPARATIONS FOR TO.
MORROW
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Rig Inducements 20 Fight.

Nrw YoRk. Dec. She Puritan Athlete
Club has decided TO offer $4,000 purse for .
contest between Cal Mccarthy and Geo. Dixon.
Mccarthy has accepted the clubs offer and his
hackers will meet those Of Dixon today 20 sign
articles. Altogether the match viii be Tor
Sl2. 900.
The California Athletic Club has decided 20
offer purse of s5oo0 for glove contest be-
tween Jake Kilrain and George Godfrey. God
frey Is willing 90 spar for that amount and f7hu
DIVER wired him that he would furnish stake
of 5000 IL the match was arranged. kilrain
said the terms were satisfactory 90 him.
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WARNING TO IRELAND.
Messages Sent Across the Sea by O'Brien and
Dillon.

Messages Sent Across the Sea by O'Brien and
Dillon.
CHICAGO, Dec. S.-After reading the test vote
in the Parnellite meeting in London received
here last night, William O'Brien, on behalf of
his colleagues, sent the following cablegram
to the editor Of United Ireland:
judicious. Insist that representatives Of the
people shall not be bullied. They speak from
solemn conviction that Parnelrs leadership
means destruction"
Mr.. Dillon sent a cablegram to Dublin yes
IF You rightly maintain the position we have
taken the success Of the Irish cause in parlia-
mentary legislation is assured. II you do not
all the success Of the last few years will result
in final failure"
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MAKRIHD.

BCNCE-THoRN. In November IL, 1880, by the
Rev. {. {. Meador, Mr.. CHARLES II. BUNCE TO
Miss MARY {. THORN - WASHINGTON. DC.
CARROLIs-ABENpSCHEI AT the parsonage Of
Christ Churrh. Alexandria, by the Rev. DR. suter.
December =, lsssl Miss MAGGIE ABENDsCHEIN
ton, ID. G.
HUNTER-DAvIs. On "Wednesday. -December2
1SsO, at Christ Church. GeorSetovn. -. c., by the
Rev. Albert r. stuart, D. D.. Miss ANNIE A. {. HUN
TER OF Washington. D. C., TO the Rev. J. II. DAVIS.
ID. D., Of Halifax county. Va.
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NELLIE PEARCY CONVICTED.
Mrs. Hogg's Murderess Sentenced to Dealt
ON the Scanold.

Mrs. Hogg's Murderess Sentenced to Death
on the Scaffold.
LONDON Dec. 3.-The trial Of Mrs. Nellie
Pearcy on the charge Of murder ended today.
The jury returned verdict of guilty and the
prisoner was sentenced to be hanged.
The crime for which Mrs. Pearcy is to die was
committed on October last. On the morning
of October Is the body Of a woman, which was
subsequently identified as that of Mrs. Hogg,
the wife of London porter, was found in the
South Hamstead locality. Her throat
had been cut and her skull fractured.
Investigation by the police soon re-
vealed the fact that Mra Hogg
had visited Mrs. Pearcy the previous afternoon,
taking her infant child with her. A search OF
the Pearcy residence revealed traces Of bloody
struggle and Mrs. Pearcy was taken into GUS
tody. The motive for the murder was revealed
at the coroner's inquest when Hogg, the hus-
band of the murdered woman, testified that
liason had existed between himself and
Mrs. Pearcy. It was shown that during
Mrs. Hogs visit words had passed
between the two women, or, - Mrs. Pearcy
said: ''Mrs. Hogg made . remark did not
Ike" and Mrs. Hogg ives assaulted and muir
dered BY her husbands mistress Mrs. Hogg's
infant was also killed by the woman. The
body of Mrs. Hogg was then removed from the
house and deposited in the place where IL was
found. The body Of the infant was subse-
quently found near the same place. The trial
Of Mrs- Pearcy quickly followed and resulted
e. above stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03
THr HYo1Exro TRzAr,rxr o,
CONSTIPATION AND ORDINARY pYupxpsr.

Sir Andrews, the English professor believes a. I.
the vast majority OF cases constipation may ~ e,,r
fully overcome by following the umple ruiss sSSs-I
below without the use Of other msdicafion
i. On hrst waking IN the morning. suA 49, -
necessary. fong 10 bed q nigft tsie 4 {>sss.s,s
full Of the genuine tpported cari1sd 6pFuds 6sf ~
solved IN tumhlerfl Of water (half pSntl ~ =.
2 p ,.sne ..a s cola O. ssy.a ps.ss hssA. s.,-
8. Cloths yssmiZ s.d loossayi sss ~ ~, -
4. Take three simple but hbzal nsals d>xlv
%. AVOID p1eklee. sQ1cea, cuxfeA prpsSrxcd -
an cosfse, hard and indigss(ibis fooS SS1s' sSsa
view OF MOVING the boUU1a - WIN .
Beware Of cheap limitations. On o~nv a.
ipposssd csrises4 spradel ealt vhich - ~ ~ II
TIE city o. Cax1sbad and TIE ggnafure ID Sfx-S
msn6ssGn c. s''s sssas< HsIcisS q .NsS Yort.
Nov 70 THE 10 BUY Q00D6 Ar 4 S10Sr
guantify q Ines and 49, 1Si. - x.Hyld.
xoSns clSsn,nf = . ehs.R -. that ~ 49, ~
,e.ln. s,iS1S526 -
CmD.xx Chr
sos sIroHss's
cAsTollA.
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SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE Or New

MARKETS IN MEDIUM AND WINTER wEIGHTs
line Of Black striped French Cloth New
markets. Sizes 70. "a. SO and 80. Regular
price els.
Marked down to s1O-
line Of Ladies' Habit Cloth Nswmarkots, in
Black with narrow White stripe. Sizes 3D. "a
and &c. Regular price els.
Marked down to %. Co.
line Of the Finest Grade Atwood Corkscrew
Newmarkets. Sizes 81. "a. 80 and 40 Regular
prices &25 and $40.
Marked down to s15.-
line Of Black and Gray striped Cloth New
markets. Sizes "a and IS. Regular price
@I2.5O.
Marked down to $780,
line Of Dark Brown Cloth Newmarkets.
Sizes 32, 30 and 80. Regular prices SIS and
S1S.
Marked down to slO.-
line Of fine quality Plain Navy Cloth New
markets. Sizes SO. AZ and A. Regular price
S18.
Marked down to @12 Co.,
line Of Medium Brown Striped Cheviot
Newmarkets. Sizes 20. "a. 80 and 40. Reg
ular prices els and S1S.
Marked down to s12 3d.
line Of Dark Brown Striped Cheviot New
a.. markets. Sizes "a. 80. 80 and 40. Regular
price els.
Married down to s12. So
line Of Dark Navy Blue Beaver Newman
kets. handsomely trimmed with braid. Sizes
"a. 80 and 38. Regular price S1S.
MARKED down to $12.O.-
line OF Heavy Weight Gobeln Blue Broad
cloth Newmarkets, with reveres. Sizes 81 and
80. Regular price S25.
harmed down to $1S.-
line OF Plain Beaver Cloth Newmarkets. in
Black and Dark Green. with plush collar and
GUNS sizes 30 ana ~. regular price $40.
Marked down to S15.-
line OF Light Tan mixed Cheviot Newman
kefs' with loose fronts and full sleeves. Reg
uiar price SlS
Married down to &15.--
line OF Brown Beaver Cloth Imported New
trimming. sizes 50. IS and 10. Regular
Pi"o wv
nA uv~n W %Su'-
line OF Dark Green Beaver Cloth Newman.
kets, wide rolling collar. with applique trim.
ming. Sizes "a and 40 Raxu,sr nrica sos
rI-ha - =. 49, ~~s
Dark navy imported 1. Newmarket With
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STOP THAT CONSTANT HACKING by removing the
irritation in the throat ana sUa-.Ring any nramma.
ton that may exist there by Using DR.. ID. Jaynes
Expectorant. long established reInedy for throat
and lung troubles Of nfiy years popularity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03
THE ALABAMA STRIKE.
Prospects Of . Long and Bisscr strusyss -
tween Firm and Men.

BrRxrxeHAx, Ala, Dec She shrinking
coal miners were Joined yesterday BY neeriy all
the men who were at WORK Monday. The In
dications are that the struggle viii be long
and bitter one. Nearly half the furnaces IN the
district viii 60 out Of blast this week, and
others will follow ~ soon as their STOCK OF coke
is exhausted. The mine operators remain nrn
in their demands of the men.
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The Ethiopia Safe.

GLASGOW, Dec. S.-The overdue Anchor Line
steamer Ethiopia, before reported safe, but
with her shaft broken. has arrived at Tory
island on the northwestern coast Of Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03

Do You Know THE EXTENT Or
Our stock. We line. from the lowest to
the nnest-and it's on the nue grades tina. We pride
ourselves.
Our Mousquetsires- suede
The ''F!eury" quality:
s-button. sI.4s
Equal t. any glove in the country at s1.7 Colors:
shades Tan. shades BROWN , shades Gray. Myrtle.
2shsdes of Olive. Turquoise. Gobelin and Blsck-the
most perfect shades you ever saw.
Then the Riverside. Quality; the very best No
matter what you pay for glove. it is impossible to be
better than our Riverside"
Price. s1.se.
cOlors: shades Tan. shades Gray. 3shades Brown.
3 shades Of Heliotrope and Black.
Every color in the Riverside quality r. 10 and o.
button lengths. Tans. Grays, White, Creme. Tur-
Quoise. Pink. Orange. Lemon. Lavender and Black.
12-button length, o.. 3.
16-button length. o.. 50.
24-button length. 81 IS.
We defy any house in the country equal the same
quality at these prices
To have you become acquainted with this stock We
offer the entire n--svery glove in the house-for Just
two days-Thurs.lay and Friday-st o reduction Of 10
per cent See what difference that viii make.
All warranted Guaranteed.
You will hnd it will pay you to "acquaint Jour-
selves with our stock for these two days.
I0PER CENT OFF ALL aLovEc.
THE MONUMENTAL.
as7 and as st. NV.
Another talk tomorrow. 1t
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HOLIDAY Goons DEPARTMENT.

II.
A few items picked up at random from our
magnificent line Of Holiday Goods suitable for
Christmas gifts.
2SS Boxes of :Bl cks, each box containing If.
teen blocks with pictures on four sides. Regu-
lar SOC. size.
Price, 29c-
Fish Pond Games, Soc. size.
Price, 35c.-
full line Of popular 81 games at special
prices.
Louisa"
-75c.-
Messenger Boy"
-S0c.-
Base Ball."
&c.
''Basilinda,"
-7G.-
'Goosey Camden"
-75c.-
''Redoubt,"
-75c-
''Tiddledy Winks."
-1Oc. and 15c.-
Magic Lanterns.
-45c. to &S Co.,
Soldier Equipments.
-45c. to 3d. Co.
Printing Presses,
SO. SO. %, %. ga and &35.
BOOKS.
500 copies Dore Bible Gallery. handsomely
illustrated.
5000 Juvenile Books handsome covers. 100
pages Of reading matter.
Price, 25c.--
(Fourth floor. 10th st. extension)
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NOT CAST DOWN BY DEFEAT,
A Talk With Representative McComss-Hs
Likes the President's Messnxe.

IN AoaA WIN Representative mcOOm0e-h0
Likes the Presidents Message.
Mr.. McComas, who has rather aptly been
termed "Washington's representative, il back
in his seat and not in the least cast down
by his rather unexpected defeat. Mr.. Nc
Comas Is at the head OF the subcommit-
tee of the appropriations committee in charge
Of the District appropriation bill, which ID
already approaching completion. To a STAR
reporter Mr.. McComas said that naturally he
was little surprised by his defeat, but that
he accepted it with good grace, and at the
end of this session was prepared to settle down
to his law practice and make some money, Q
thing impossible TO do while in Congress.
mo, il is altogether too early" said Mr.. Nc
Comas, Ito say anything about the chances Of
my running again Personally I have had
nearly enough Of political life, having made
the race for Congress ak times"
Mr.. McComas was enthusiastic over the
Presidents message. Is - . s-rcrx. able
document" he said. '<zi sh< party can stand
on it and win easily in -
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Coon Fon You
P Rrf ZEE ERR r ERR + W. ssss
bPP IN SRfs SRf w ssss
EEE K & ssss.-

The history Of yesterday yin not answer for today.
Every time the rises il shines born idea.
We eagerly anybody pressing our holiday
goods to the front-because We havea proud" line to
show. But all the cannot ignore the fact that
many personal matter Is clzmoring for attention.
paramount in importance all the rifts and all the
good times that surround them 1t Is you will. not
will-so to answer the need talk BLACK
DRESS GOODS todAy-some Of the new born" beau
ties.
five said word about Black Textures and didn't
be>1n with Priestley you would feel though you
were reading the sequel before the story wonder
full reputation he has got. Deserving 10 has ferzed
IL.
His Henriettss are his ooass-OUR prices on them is
OURS. You don't hear much tariff talk nowadays,
but the act rative Just the The fire 10 not
any less hot because it burnt the childs finger
Prices generally up-it Is when they down
DECIDEDLY-that the reason Of the rise finds answer
In the law. Example 10 better than precept. SILK
Warp Henriettas that are
Usually 81 .25 with Us are s1
Usually sl.374 with Us OIL. 12H.
Usually 81 30 with Us are sI.25.
Usually 81. 20 with Us ., 31H.
Luyin. you know comes from over the water-snd
old prices goods these days look refreshingiy
With US his CAMEL's HAIRs-the 46-inch
goods-ax,
Sl-not SI.25.
sl25-nOt 81. 30.
Sl..0-not 81.
s.I-not g.. 30.
s2JO-not e.
There il satsf action In the mere namse Coret and
LAcour--Aii-wOol Henrettas dipped In these dyes
Want rios. and the srln ian, any nor. r,l,.hl.
a.irrhs. IA, x,ra
46-in.h-1le-. size. 81 and 81. - yard.
SIX FINISH Stripes, Fixures and spots Al
AID 81 - yard
TriestIey's Silk Warp Chevrot and Canals
Hair-lVng nap-42 inches wde-sl..!ij.
Just call at some of the other good things We viii
tntroduce you-and you can renew the acquaintance.
Yoa viii ind it most profitable.
oi,iel Snsn0.1si aysa-
srf,-inrh French Dyed SILK Finished
s%..p0...'. p,"sa ., .o,-
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CASH Os CRrDrr.

CAsH OR CREDIT.
Our fall stock Of Furniture. Carpets &C.. is now
complete, and If you contemplate purchasing anything
in our line win be to your interest to call on us be-
fore doing SOFAS confident We can save you from
10 to 25 per cent purchase. Below mention
few Of our many bargains and advantages
We will sell you q Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, pieces. for s17
cash or e1S on credit.
We will sell you 7-piece PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholstered in the best hair CLOTH for
s2s cash or $50 on credit.
We win sell you 7-piece PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered in plush combination col
ors. for s2s cash or $50 on credit.
We will sell you o good wOvEN-w1RE BED
SPRING Ton o.. Is cash or q. 60 on credit.
We will sell you . good quality BRUSSELS CAR
PET for Co., per yard cash ESQ., Per yard on credit
We will sell you q good INGRAM CARPET for a5c
per yard cash or Acc. per yard on credit.
We sew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and do not
charge for the waste in matching figures
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS on credit at an advance Of cents per yard
the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on all credit sales and no notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled
in thirty days.
p. GROGAN,
9su Tar
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WIEN Tn Fac.

Is constantly covered with sruptions the need Of
blood purifier 10 plainly Indicated. Washes and ex-
ternAl Applications Of svail. The poison must
be thoroughly eliminated from the system by stimu-
iatins the action Of the liver and kidneys. which
organs have become sluggish and noperatve. thereby
throwing uron the skin the unnatural work of
ing the system Of its impurities. What IL needed il
Ayers Ssrsaparilla-theb best Of blood medicines.
Ny face for years covered with pimples and
humors, for which could ind remedy till BEGAN
to take Ayers SarsapariI,s- Three bottles OF M.
medicine effected q thorough cure. can confidently
recommend it to all sunerine from similar troubles
MADISON PARKER, Concord, Vt.
II had been troubled for some time with an erup-
ton OF the skin, which. till I was induced to try
Ayers sarsaparila, defed all efforts to cure After
taking two bottles o this medicine the eruption beSan
to disappear and with the third bottle left en-
tirely. LOUIS DEGENHARDT, Us Sumner ave.
Brooklyn. n. Y. traveller for @. H. Buck 4 Co..
Lthosraphers. lag Center st., New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03

AMONG THE PREsIpESrs CAIIKzs TO-DAY we're
Senators Spooner. Dave, Hiseoek. Carlisle.
Teller, Hale, Frye. wil>cz- Stanford. Pierce,
Hawley, with Prof. GSIlSa6es Allison and
Allen Representatives norssy. MeKenna. wad-
dill, Kerr, Banks and Taylor. Fear Admiral
Gherardi and ex-senator ISuce and Auditor
LYNCH
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Mary walker Determined % 1--we.

OswEoo, NY, Dec. 3.-Dr. Mary Z. Walker,
who IL reported dying at her homo u Bunker
Hll, sx miles west Of Oswego, vas visited BY
an Associated Press reporter last night Her
condition h much improved, and she Win soon
commence work preparing papers TO be pre-
ssnted 70 the session Of the Fifty-Arst Cougress
relative 70 her pension claim. She sid she was
dstermined 10 Eve until abe should obtain tus-
tice ct the hands Of the governmeuk
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DECREASING THE DEArH RATE.

The mortality among Consumptives has beea mate
rally decreased Of late years by many excellent pull
monies. Foremost among them 10 SCOTS EMUL-
SION Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda Phthsis. Bronchitis Abscess Of the Lungs
Pneumonia. Weakness and soreness of the Chest are
completely subjugaed by timely to this sue
cessful combination of highly purified cod liver oil
with the salts named, which are themselves among the
finest reparatives Of exhausted energy Not only Lung
and Bronchial troubles. but Rheumatism General DE-
biity. the Wasting away Of Children and Adults scro
fua and Lumbar Assesses and Feebleness are ~
moved by this standard preparation For Anaemia and
all impoverished conditions Of the blood it il the best
possible remedy and since the flavor Of Cod Liver Oil
is nuled in IT, children and delicate lady nvaids ex
perience no repugnance in takingit d.
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a 0s.srsus en- =. Oharsty.

Los Axox1zs, Car, Dec. Aim Elisabeth
Hollinbrook, widow Of Joe Hollinbrook, do
ceased, has decided In trust about e75o,oo0
worth of property TO found . hone foe INDECENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03
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