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Kentucky Republican Convention.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 2o.-The republican
state convention was called to onier at II
O'Clock today by W. ]. Landram, chairman of
the state central committee. d. G. Colsom of
Middlesborough was selected as temporary
chairman. The contest for gubernatorial hon
ors is between A. T. Wood Of Mt Sterling and
George Denny Of Lexington. The convention
is composed Of SAT delegates, OF which SAT are
pledged to vote for Mr.. Wood, who is w. o.
Bradley's candidate, while 1000 are unin-
structed.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO, May 20.-Rev. H. J. Ham
ilton of Homestead, Pa, delegate to the Bap-
tist convention, was fatally injured about 9
O'CLOCK this morning while walking along 4th
street. In passing a building in course Of
erection near the corner of Walnut street
large stone fell from the third story, striking
him squarely on the head. He was removed to
the City Hospital, where he died ut 1885 a. M
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Death of Mrs. n. w. Halstead.

News has been received by the ladies of the
Mount Vernon Association of the death on
Monday, May IS, of Mrs. N. W. Halstead, the
vice regent Of New Jersey. She was one of the
most active and jealous members of the asso-
citation, and through her exertions the Lafay-
cite room at Mount Vernon was fitted up by
the state Of New Jersey in strict accordance
with the style of Gen. Washington's time. she
herself contributing furniture Of that date
belonging to her own family. Her husband.
the late Gen. N. Morris Halstead, shared her
enthusiasm on the subject of Mount Vernon
and was, while he lived, a member of the
advisory board. to which he gave much valu-
able advice and assistance. Mrs. Halstead was
Miss Marsh, and was descended from WELL
known and distinguished New Jersey and New
York families such as the Daytons. Conklins
GARDENERS of Gardeners Island, &c. She left
no children, and it is understood that her
fortune will 60 to charities under the control
Of the Presbyterian church, of which she was q
fervent and Jealous member. Her funeral will
take place on Thursday, May 81, from her late
residence, Hiilside-on-t tho Passaic.
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The directors Of the Shoe and Leather Ma
Gently, showing that the misappropristions Of
ex-Cashier Pereival appear 70 amount to
elSo, 7l6
Rev. Sam Jones h conducting great revival
meeting ct Chattanooga, Tenn. Among the
converts are ex-Gov. Robert L. Taylor and
Chancellor VIM. Henry Dewitt.
A el00,0o IRE swept over the village Of
Perry, n. T., on Monday afternoon.
Nat whittum, raneher on the blue river. Afty
miles from Clifton, Ark, vas found dead in his
cabin Saturday. He was shot through the
body. His cabin was pillaged, two horsee.
guns and saddles stolen. Il d believed ~
murder vas TIE work q Apsehsa
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CAMPBLILS
yARNIsH STAINS
The "SpHrxs- CuHRycoxH.

comb that combines the strength metal with the
elasticity Of brush. The fexibili,y Of the loops
MAKES :his comb n wonderful device A FEW
POINIs IL as soft as brush. (" because the loops
give and enable the conblnx xrt down inro
the hOllo~s and slip the elevations 10 the rear
comfort OF the animal and the Of the
ho~ter II 10 p-rf-ct >eif-ceaner" and THE best
sheSider known hsy4use u Is spring and the yibrn-
ton " t- coils reay Trees them from all dirt and
hair 1T cleans horse quicker letter thar other
eomb- because Il has :slO 1irh do not trscS
anil bvause dues not crate hs< silly over the sur
fse- but accommodates itself any and All parts Of
horse irOIp his TO his heels Ii is very strong
and well made comb since coil In made of
to9<h sprnx steel. and the shank + nsllsabis
l-rd of shape from rough usage use Of ia
crrular FORM and because 10 u elssti The bach IL
excellent sweat scraIer." The reasons are an
parent Endorsed Oy expert. and the trade every where
Can lie had Of hlrdwsrv, harness feed and xrteery
sole Areuts. sir AMI NJ ~ ST. s.w. myl1-sfn
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The New York Lumber Boycott on.

1Ho 1~o" 1OfK 11uHlUer DOyCOtt On.
New York, May 20.-The boycott which was
declared by the labor unions against certain
lumber dealers in this city was declared off
last night and the sale and delivery of lumber
in this city, which was stopped by lumber
dealers because Of the boycott, will be resumed
today. This is regarded as a complete victory
for the lumber dealers association and it was
frankly admitted to be SO last night by the
board of delegates.
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SCRANTON, Pa, May 20.-A south-bound train
Of thirty refrigerator cars on the Delaware,
Lackawsnna and Western railroad broke in two
after leaving Clark's Summit early this morn
ing. When half way to the city the sections
came together with a crash, instantly killing
one brakeman and throwing all the cars from
the rails. A passenger train leaving here for
Buffalo at O'Clock ran into the wreck, but
none of the passengers were injured. No trains
had passed the wreck up to noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-20

E. B. Hay Of Washington was today elected
Exalted Grand Ruler of the Grand Lodge of
Elks. in session at Louisville. The election was
by reclamation, and completes the triumph of
Washington lodge. Washington lodge captured
the banner for making the best showing and
secured about all the honors Of the session.
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American Baptist Home M

American Baptist Home Mission Society,
CINCINNATI. OHIO, May 20.-The fifty.ninth
annual meeting of the American Baptist Home
Mission Society commenced this morning
at the Pike Opera House. Hon. C. W.
kingly, the president. Of Massachusetts, de-
hvered the opening address. Committees were
announced and reports of the officers were
read.
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Signor COrte Sails for Homo.

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Sisnor Corte, the Ital-
ian consul at New Orleans, was a passenger on
board the City of Berlin, which sailed for Liv-
erpool this afternoon. Signor Corte reached
the city yesterday and last evening dined with
Consul General Riya.
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Marriage LIcenses-

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to Julius Linder and Emma
Lederer; Ira q. Phillips Of Ripon, Wis. and
Louisa Henry; Francis L. Gotten and Mary r.
Murphy: Charles +. Hengesbach OF Hermo-
silla, Mexico, and Mary A. Flaherty; Robert
Sims and Janet X Pollock OF Frederick.burc,
Va: John II. Courier aud Florence &. Young
Q. G. Cumberland and Edith Lark.
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NAVAL PRoMorIoNs.-The President has
made the following appointments in the navy:
Commodore John Irwin, to be rear admiral;
Capt. Oscar F. Stanton, TO be commodore;
Commander Louis kempf, to be captain; Lieut.
Commander w. II. Brownson, to be COM
mander; Lieut.. Richardson Clover, to be
lieutenant commander.
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A ST. PAUL SENSATION.
How Ex-Gov. Ramsey is Said to Have Been
Blackmailed.

ST. PAUL, MINI. May 2O.-A sensational story
was printed here last night by the st. Paul
Herald, which says that Alexander Ramsey.
governor Of Minnesota from 1861 to 1866,
United States Senator for twelve years and Sec
rotary OF War under President Hayes has been
man, one Wilson Nichols.
The case is one that recalls the sensational
Wilson and Moen case, where Moen was bled
for nearly half a million dollars. The paper
says Nichols makes no attempt to conceal his
criminal operations, in fact he openly boasts of
the manner in which he is enabled to live with
out labor.
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Suspected OF the Liverpool Murder,

LIVERPOOL, May 2O.-The police of this city
are upon the track Of Spanish seaman who is
said to be the murderer of the boy whose body
was found yesterday morning in a sailors bag
floating in the Handon dock. Upon the bag
we're the initials IT. A. NJ" and the word
"Girvan."
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Another Sale of F Street Property.

Another transaction in F street property was
consummated yesterday by the sale of the
Bishoff property at 6l0 street by
Mr.. Charles C. Duncanson. The sale
was by auction and the purchaser
by a valuable office building and it is under
stood that no change will be made for the pres
emit. The lot is q large one, fronting "a feet on
street and running back 50 feet. The price
was $50. 600, making with the improvements,
which are valuable, nearly SIS per foot
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JACKSONVILLE, ILL, May 2O.-The Hessian
fly has made its appearance in the wheat fields
in this locality in great quantities ard is caus-
ing considerable alarm among the farmers
The hay crop will be total failure unless rain
falls very soon.
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The Lynchine at walla w.,,.

WALLA WALLA, WASH, May 20.-Ihe court,
Of inquiry at Fl Walla walla resumed it's hear
ing yesterday. States Attorney B. Landlord
testified that the officers at the fort were
warned that the soldiers intended to lyneh
Hunt. He said Col. Compton replied, after re-
ceiving this warming, that he had NO more idea
members Of the Episcopal church.
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Judre rnft Uncou.c,ou..

San DIRoo, CAL, May 20.-Judge Taft has
been unconscious now for two days, and 1t il
only o question Of short time when death
comes Gen. McCook has offered . guard Of
honor 80 a token Of appreciation for his SER
vices ~ Secretary Of War.
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Trustees Elected.

Trustees Of the Riggs Fire Insurance Com
pany were elected today ~ follows: n. W. Bev-
eridge, Thomas Hyde, William 8. Thompson,
N. w. Burchell, William H. Morrison, T. r.
Schneider. E. 8. Hutchinson, E. ]. Stellwagen,
Henry Semken.
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James h. Webster, huckster, living in Hills
dale, went to the Center market this morning
TO get In supply Of vegetables His pocket xss
picked Of "a in money and his license.
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Railway Direetors Must Stand TRIAL.
In the court Of general sessions in New York
city yesterday Judge Van Brunt overrulsd the
demurrer OF the New Haven railroad directors
70 the indictments charging them with keeping
stoves In their steam cars contrary 70 ~
statute They must now stand trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-20

A HARD CoUGH distresees the patient and racks
both lungs and throat DR. ID. James Expector.
ant ID the remedy wanted TO cure your cough and
relieve both the pulmonary and bronchial orgsns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-20

SILVER PuHcHAsxs.-Of the TAG, 900 ounces Of
silver offered for sale at the Treasury Depart
ment today $50, 900 were purchased a. follows
10000 ounces at e097e0, $4,000 Ut e097S5,
220 900 ct e0.9770, lie, 900 at t0H7k
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Manipur Murderers to Be Executed.

CALCUTTA, May 20.-A dispatch from Simla
says that the Manipuris who killed Chief Com
missioner Quinton have confessed and been
sentenced to death.
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Artist William L. sheppard Of Richnond,
Va, has been selected to design bronze figure
for . monument to Lieut. Gen. A. p. Hill
Frost has done Thousands Of doliaxs' damage
within radius Of ten miles Of Whseling.
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Plans Of Nebr.ska Independents.

CHICAGO, May 2o.-A special dispatch from
Omaha. Neb., says: A plan developss on the
part Of the independent party Of the state which
will, it ID thought further complicat<
the gubernatorial muddle in Nebraska.
The party leaders announce that I
convention will be called in the near
future at which Q candidate for governor
viii be nominated on the theory that since
Boyd was declared ineligible TO ONCE Thayeu
can hold over only until the fall election. They
insist that ut that time full party vote win b
cast for q governor, and proceedings will b
inmediatsly instituted against the present in
cumbsnt 10 obtain possession Of the efRee.
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5000 Prisoners Destined for Siberia.

5000 Prisoners Destined for Siberia.
LONDON, May 2O.-There are 5000 prisoners
in Russia awaiting suitable weather for their
transportation to Siberia. The prisoners will
be voluntarily accompanied by their wives and
families, numbering 10, 600 persons.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 2o.-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, 1S,4O6 barrels; shipments, 7,161 barrels
sales, 100 barrels. Wheat lower - No. 3, red,
spot, LA; the month. 1.13k; June, l.12k; July,
1.0SLa1.OSh; August, LOS a1.053s; steamer, No. 3
Lib; southern wheat easy; Fultz, l.loalls; Long
berry, LIzal.17-receipts, 1856 bushels; stick,
21I, l4o bushels; sales $4,000 bushels Corn dull
mixed, spot, osk; the month, 6Sh; July, 64k;
spot, No. 2, white, 6sk; southern corn, easy;
white, 72a7s; yellow, Isa76-receipts, s,ss4 bush.
els; shipments $3.50 bushels; stock. ss,ls(
No. white western. 5sase No. = mixed
western, IS receipts, 5000 bushels; stock,
81 ,sss bushels. Rye dull-NO 2 s5-receipts, I,sOc
bushels stock, 1878 bushels. Hay 1rm-good to
choice timothy, 11.5Oa1250. Grain freighfs Quiet
unchanged. Cotton UNCHANGED. Provisions quiet
mess pork old, 1900; new, 1900; bulk meats
loose shoulders, 5k; long clear, Sh; clear I'll
Sides 6,x; sugarpickled shoulders, 6k; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, ~; hams, nhai1A; lard, re-
lined. sh. Butter dull1ereamery fancy, Is; do
fancy, uaI2; DO. store packed, lOal& Eggs scarce
scttysL ybisky auies-l.ssai.sA Peanuts un.
BALTIMORE. May 20. - Virginia threes, s4x
Northern Central stock, 81; Baltimore and OhfC
Southwestern first, %; income 1rst, -; do. eco
ond, 10; do. thirds, I.
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England and the Worlds Fair.
LONDON, May 2.-Before the prorogation Of
parliament Lord Salisbury will ask for grant
70 enable England to take part IN the vorid's
fair at Chicago.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The CONCORD left New York navy yard and
anchored of Esd street, East river, May 10.
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Convicted Of Keeping an Uniicens.d s~ 4

No"S'cteu OF heePfhK An Ch1icensed Bar.
Ignatius Nau, who kept a saloon on the 7th
street road, was acquitted in the Police Court
yesterday Of two charges Of violating the liquor
Law. Today he was tried for keeping an un-
licensed bar and the jury rendereda verdict Of
guilty.
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Chicago Markets,


1.00S: September, sSH. Corn-July, GS1: SEP
tember, S5x. Oats-July, zsK; September, sS5
Pork-July, 1l.96s September, li.l1k. Lard-Juiy
80 September, Ala Hhs-July, 900 septem
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READ DANENHowKRs advertisement in "Spe
cial Notice" column of free excursion to Fred
erick, Nd, 25th instant.
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BELL. At Greenfield. Msss.. May Is 1901 OpRA
o., dsughtsr Of saini .. and MARY T. shedd-
Funeral "Wednesday. NAY n. O'Clock p.m-, e
Buffalo. NY.
B0LMsTARCK. On May %, 1891, Of Sam.
CHARLES y. B0LMsTARCK. q native Of Russia
Funeral IRON his late residence. 5l7 Twelfth .tr~ss
northwest. THURSDAY, May n. st4 pm. Frepds 10
vited TO attend lPhilsdelphia pspers please copy r
COMING; On Tuesday. May 10. 1881. ct 2 O'Clock
am.. CARRIE ". dsushter Of Elisabeth and the lsfo
ThomasC &. Cowling. ayed twenty -thrse yesrs.
funersa on THURSDAY. Nay 81. from Calvary
O'clock. lAiexandria payers please copy.l q
DREwITz. On May 10. 1901, ct O D. m Mazda
LENA dear little twin Daughter Of Rev Ernst Drewfx
and Lena tnee klinselhoefer) seed thres yssrs sad
nine months.
81. MARI. :lS-le. ID our only comfort
Funeral private. at p. m May 20.
DUNAWIN. Al her late residence, No. 7l6 Eiehth
MIA ELLEN DtNAxfX. ~ A''1' ~ sAA'
+ uperal will take place from St. Pstricks Church
Thursday at $50 am Friends invited 20 attend.
w sc stgnIFs On Tuesday May 10. 1891. GEORGE
rgns..l from he late rss.dsnos l2is soss sr,ss
torment Rock Greek csmetery.
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DIED,

PoATEs- On May 10. 1891. JOHN r.
POATEs TO sADIk L ANDERSON. both Of Anacostia.
ID. c., By the Rev. Dr. Baker VI v arlington, D. q
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An ATroRSEY's CLAM DpALLowrp.-The
Treasury Department has rejected the claim Of
Harry R. Jeffords, United States attorney ut
Tucson, Ariz., for s100 for service rendered i'm
connection with the summary hearing of the
case of p. H. bowling before the district court
Of the first judicial district Of Arizona
for 9 remission Of fine, penalty and
forfeiture under section 5292, Revised Statutes.
Departments action IL based on an opinion of
the solicitor Of the treasury ''that no compen-
sation 70 provided by law for services rendered
In preliminary examinations where no proceed
ings are commenced and prosecuted"
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BIRTHS.
MARRIED.

CoNGER. Sunday. May IL. 1891, to chariosas
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New York Stock Mark,
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market as reported By special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1419 street.
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COL. BAYNE TALKS POLITICS.
Harrison and Cleveland to BE the Next OPP
posing Candidates.

THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION WILL RESULT n A
NEW PARTY, BUT IT WILL BE wEAK-A Bull
wARK AGAINST THE FREE COINAGE HRREsY--
WHO WANT FREE COINAGE
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CARHARr & Lr1pY

OAhnAnI -
Will offer special values in white Goods at 12hc.
yard Plaid and Stripe Lawns. India Linens
and Victoria Lawns.
Plain Black India Linon and Black Plaid
Lawns at 125Sc. yard. These are all superior
values and well worth more money.
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton and Isle Vests ct 10,
Is. 25 and Soc. each
Ladies' 6auzs Vests. high neck and long
sleeves, high neck and short sleeves ct 25 and
Soc.
LADIES' Gauzs Drawers at SOC.
Mems osuzs Gossamer AID Summer Msrino
Shirts and Drawers. extra vAiues At low prices
Just the thing fO- boys Knickerbocker Gsuss
Drawers coming only to the knee; all sizes.
We are Offering Lis bargains In Mattinss.
ckRHART LEIDY.
-
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DmxIssKD CATHOLIC TKAcHKns Rxsrolxp.-
The Secretary Of the Interior has directed that
the Catholic sisters, Angela O'Callahan and
Vincentia Coughlin, the teachers who we're dis
missed from the government school, on ths
Menominee reservation in Wisconsin, BY AGENT
Kelsey, be restored TO their positions fhia
sction vas taken upon the rscommsndAtion Of
Inspector Cisney. who made full invsstieation
Of the case. The supsrintsndsnt aud the matron
Of the school, who were also dismissed, have
not been restored. The report Of Inspector
Cisney has not been made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-20

TER BEsr
PROTECTION
AGAINST SUDDEN
caANoRs IN TIE wIATHRs
10 TO PURIFY
THE BLOOD
sAks APARILLA
IT vIrALIzEs
AND HSnIcHEs
The LIE CURRENT AND
MAKES THE WEAK
STRONG.
HAS CURED OTHERS.
WILL CURE roc
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A rescript has been issued BY ths nflndo
vitch By the recent ssssuls upon lis pss-
son BY japanese subject Ths miiado
promises that The punishmsnt Of ths e.
lender WIN bc swim, % thas ne 0xisoine
friendly rotations between Japaa ed Runls
nay net b. disturbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-20

VOC EANE TRIED AND WERE PLEASED WITH
= tHem- They stimulate the liver. regulate the
2oSsis IMPROVE hseompisxion- Carers Little lAysr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-20

battle SORE EYES
WITH PONDS
ACT.
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A NGosTURA BIIrERs CURES COLO. HEvHR
tured only by DE. J. Q. n niscsss Soos IN drur-
g1DRs keep tl1sIa-
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BnoscHlr,s CURED.
AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED By SCOTS SMULsIoN.
14o CENTER ST. NEW FORK.
June Is. 1855
Ths winter AFTER the great ere in Chicaxo con-
trscfsd Bronchial Affections and since then have hssn
obliged TO spend nearly every winter south Last No
vsmbsr was advised to try SCOTS RMULsION OF
COD LIVER OIL with HYPlosPHrTEs. and to
my surprise relieved at and by contn
three months entirely cured. gained flesh and
ssssngh and was able to stand even the blizzard and
attend 10 business every day
7. C. CHURCHILL
Sold By all Druggists. oc1
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THE CHANCES OF A THIRD PART

CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 20.-Col. Ben. Ter
rill, an organizer Of the National Farmers AL
lance. says if Cleveland is nominated by tn,
democrats and Harrison or Blaine by the re
publicans third party will surely result. II,
said that As president Of the Confederated In
dustrial Association he would call meeting o
delegates to be held on February "a, 1892, prob
ably at Washington. This meeting would
formulate demands to suit all within the con
federation and it would be dangerous for an,
party or candidate to tribe with the demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-20

WHY DON'T you TRY CARRIERS LITTLE
w Liver Pills. They positive for sick head
ache and ali tbs Ills produced BY disordsrsd liver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-20

An enterprising photographer Of Newark, n.
j., has written to the Commissioner for per
mission to make pictures in and about wash
ington IL such permission is necessary
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VICTORY FoR THIRD PARTY MEN.

A long debate was occasioned by the repor
Of the committee on rules and order mainl
aireosed to the question whether each stat
should be entitled to q voice. The latte
method was decided upon by large majority
the result being q victory for the third part
men AZ l2.l5 recess WAS taken until o., -,
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GET TEE BEsr.
TIE CONCORD HARNESS.

Lutte 4 BRO,
Az Penn ave-. adjoining Sstsonal Ho<sl.
Trunks and s.tshsls VI best make at low pricss.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1891-12-26
4 WOMAN DOCTORS BROUGHAM.

A busy woman doctor in Brooklyn,
whose practice is SO extensive that it
keeps her driving over the city's ILL paved
streets for many hours every day, has
had made for her a brougham which COM
bines about as many comforts as is pos
sible to pack into SO confined space.
TIE begin with, under the seat is a
capacious drawer, divided into compart-
ments, to hold those surgical instruments
which a doctor must carry. In the same
drawer is found room for two Or three
small handbags containing an assortment
of medicines. There is also space for q
small portable electric battery in its
polished wood case. These are all hid
den away, however, when the drawer is
shut, and so do not mar W their painful
suggestiveness the snug y comfortable
appearance of the rest of the interior
There is nothing out of the way about
this, Of course. The novel features are
all in front of the brougham facing the
occupant. The most "striking' is a
pretty clock, by which the doctor times
her visits and the speed of her coach
man. It is screwed to the wall so to
speak, at convenient height. Under
meath it is silver plated tlower-holder,
for the doctor has lost none Of her essen
TALLY feminine tastes because she has