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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-20

The statement has been widely
published that a young blacksmith at
Quebec has rediscovered the lost art of
tempering copper. The announce
ment has been often made but has al
ways proven false In the ancient
tombS copper tools are found capable
of taking as fine an edge as steel, but
the secret has never been known to
modern civilization. If the announce
ment just made proves true, or if at
any time the discovery of the lost art
should be made, it would change the
direction of some of the worlds great
est industries. The new cenI-rs of in
dustry would be about the great copper
producing regions, and of these the
most important is on the shores of
Lake Superior, The results to this
city and the northwest would be ire
mendous. Telegram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
Geo. W. Delasnater to Blame,

A Meadville. Pa, special says: At the conclu-
sion of the arguments upon the law points in
the Delamater trial yesterday Judge Hepdor-
son decided that there was not sufficient evil
dence to warrant thu. court to submit the cases
Of 7. A. Delamater and Geo. g. Delamator to
the jury without imperative instructions for
their acquittal. The court. however, ruled
that the case Of George W. DelamRter, ex-stMte
senator and republican candidate for governor
OF Pennsylvania in 1890, should proceed. BY
this ruling the entire brunt Of the q. lOO, 600
failure of December 4, 1890, 10 thrown upon
the man generally looked upon 40 the active
Many people who have attentively listened to
the evidence aud argument thus far are frm in
the belief that George W. Delamatsr will also
be ACQUITTED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

Mr.. Sexton said that never in his parliament
AIRY experience had he seen 20 incompetent q
DILL The trial clause would enable twenty Ill
eonditoned men. perhaps . gang Of svicthe
landlords, to conspirs to hale . couuty's repre-.
sentatves before the judges. He protested
against the eternal suspicion which the govern
ment bestowed on Ireland.
william Redmond said he regarded the bill
a. deathbed repentance, becauss ths govern.
ment did not dare to appeal to the country on
It's eoercive policy alone. Yet Il was the most
studied insult that Mr.. Balfour had ever lsveled
at the Irish people.
The bill passed the first reading, and Mr..
balfour dxed the second reading for March &
TIE LIBERALS KxULrANr.
During Mr.. Balfour's speech there was . large
attendance in the house. The galleries were
crowded with peers, including the Duke Of
Devonshire, Earl Cadogan. Lord Aberdlars and
the Earl Of Limerick.
Conservatives for the most decline 70 eriti-
else the bill until it has been printed Some
steadfast supporters Of the ministry. however.
confess that the measure needs much amend
ing.
There was notable absence Of conservative
enthusiasm while, on the other hand, the lib
erals were exultaht. regarding the bill rs the
nnal blow to the governments chances in the
coming general election. Both sections Of the
Irish members intend to oppose the bill 10 the
utmost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The Virginia house OF delegates yesterday
passed the senate state debt BILL with amend.
ments. The most important amendmen,
was one placing the sinking fund CON-
missioners on an equal footing with the
Oicott committee in funding. The bill pro-
vides that the rate of interest shall moi
exceed 80 per cent. The anne ndmeut pro-
vides that If the Oicott committee fund at a
lower rate the sinking fund commissioner
shall do likewise. A companion measure to the
debt bill one retiring the -. 500, 900 OF the tax
receivable coupon bonds held by the educa-
tional institutions and issuing therefor per cent
certificates was passed In the senate yesterday.
The bill permits the state to redeem these GER
tificates at pleasure. The retirement OF these
bonds will remove the last vestige OF the old
tax-receivaBle coupon bonds, known 40 the ''cut
worms Of the treasury"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
HELD BY THE ENEMY.

How MsJor Edwards Plans for Generating Z
Political Cyclone .iere Given Away.
Sometimes the joke is on Murphy. But tina
Is not the Murphy in this story. Major Ed
wards weighs $50 pounds. The latter fact Ia,
really nothing to do with the narrative, but i,
| introduced simply to beautify the somewhs,
unesthetic features Of another instance Of
"biter bit"
Major Edwards Was for long time editor o,
the Fargo On. d. Argus; now be controls the
Fargo Forum He has generally been regarded
as republican and as such he has desired and
perhaps still desires, to succeed Senator Casey.
be has been spending goOdly share OF his
working hours for some days past in company
with Representative johnson, md he has beon
s'eadiiy getting left in the matter Of securing
appointments for friends. Disappointment has
sourcd tue majors repubIicanism. With this
explanatory overture the curtain may ascend
and disclose 9 scene which has moved many to
laughter.
On Monday night Maj. Edwards, wsrying
temporarily OF political strife, exchanged his
seat on the fence Tor an orchestra chair at Al
baugh's and gave himself up to the relaxation
consequent upon witnessing MIR. Potter of
IeSas. Between the acts u nun in the uLdi-
ence was pointed out to the major as Mr.
Murphy OF New York" The major had never
Hi" Puy uelOTe, Dut lie uhu utaTu OF
HIM. What politician had not heard of David
B.'Hiil trusty friend? When the performance
concluded the major was nigh unto Sir. Muir
phy. and at the first opportunity made himself
known to him.
Il have great scheme said the major,
becoming confidential at q wonderful rate
Il know now Tie democracy can carry four or
h'e OF The new states. 1t is sure thing, and
want to tell you all about it." Then ne told
MN all. You know Drce and Hill and Cor
man and all those fellows" he went Oh when
the plot Was made plain. What VIC want to
do Is to form combination of few rich men
VINO don't mind putting dollars where dollars
only can do the work. II the scheme is OPP
Grated We can knock the republican party GU.
of sight"
When the major had given away the entire
campaign Mr. A,urphy did not seem to be :,
what moro enthusiastic than wien the CONVEX
satlon was started. In fac: hs was evidently
amused. He SAID to the major: Il don't know
VINO You are and 1t seems 10 me that you don |
know who am. l am not Ed Murphy. am the
murphy who was collector OF tie port Of New
lOrL uIdef republican administration"
Aud 1t was even so-Co!. Tom Murphy HIM
self.
You can scheme all you want to-. tue
colonel continued, but Harrison will win any
now Inc democratic party IN New York Is
spht bey0nd hope OF even temporary repair.
II you nave any business at home i would ad-
wise you to hurry OF and attend to it"
VI course the majUr did not give the story
away; Col. Murphy attended 10 that He Is
Also legally III possession OF the majors map of
the scat OF war. With all the information that
pertains thereto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

DR.. Pierce's Favorits Prescription
What this medicine has done for thousands
of delicate women, il viii do for you u,
you're overworked and debihtated, it VIII
buid YOU uo-if you're borne down with the
Chronic aches. pains. and weaknesses pecu-
Lar TO YOUR sex. it relieves and cures. IL
regulates and promotes al the proper func-
tions Of womanhood, invigorates the system,
purifies the blood, improves digestion, and
restores health, flesh, and strength.
For all the painful irregularities and DIS
eases of wonen-periodicai pains, proiafstis
sations. and female complaints and weak
pe.ses. its the only remedy 50 effective that
Il can he guaranteed. III it doesn't benefit Or
cure. YOU have your money back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The local circulation Of The EVENING
srAr is not only the laryes: and FULLEST but It is
also the BEET, since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people Of the District Of
Columbia a. . body, but regularly into 1.eir
hoaes,-into the families Of all classes, and into
those of the money-spending as well a. the
money-earnins portion of the community. An
advertisement in its columns therefore reaches
the eye of everybody worth reaching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

At Trenton, n. j., Justice Van Syckel gave
another decision yesterday against pool selling
on race tracks. 1t was the appeal Of the ofi
GERS OF the Clifton rack track, under sentences
OF two years and 81 900 fine; also Charles "
Sass and c. H. Pattersby. other officers undo,
sentence Of one wear and $500 fine. The case.
were appealed on the ground that the law Judge
did not Sit The general belief was that the
conviction OF the lower court would be- re-
versed, not only on points OF law, but on
errors in the trial, and the decision puts an END
to any legal racing in New Jersey unless the
legislature should interfere. Il means tbt
abandonment OF Monmouth Park, the Clifton
Jockey Club, the New Jersey Jockey Club and
the Linden Park Blood Horse Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The bill for the consolidation OF New York
Brooklyn and other municipalities bordering on
New York harbor seems to have been killed by
yesterdays action Of the assembly. motion
10 strike out Kings county was carried, and the
friends Of the bill, to prevent its being
slaughtered 81 once. moved that ft be recon-
nitted. Even this was dsfsssed, bus the bin.
on motion Of one Of its supporters, was laid On
ths tAhls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
LEARN FROM YOUR NEIGH.
BORS,

Each man can learn something from
his neighbor, at least he can learn this |:
For constipation, stomachic and liver
diseases. the genuine Carlsbad Spru-
dial Salt Is without equal. II isNa.
lures remedy. Obtain the gsnnine
article only, which must have the sig.
nature Of "Eisner, 4 Mendslson Co.,
Agents. New York." on every bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
School superintendent Adjourn.

Mr.. Marble, chairman Of the nominating
committee Of the department Of supsrintsn.
dents, National Educational Association, r..
ported the following ticket yesterday in Brook.
iyn: President. Edward Brooks, Philadelphia;
vice president. John E. Bradley, Minneapolis;
secretary, ]. H. Phillips, Birmingham. The
report was adopted. The evening session was
devoted to exercises in commentator Of tho
3OOth anniversary Of the birth Of John Amos
Comenius. The department then adjourned to
meet In Boston In February, 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
WefI instead 0

Wen, instead q
sick and suffering;
healthy and Wig.
orous, instead Of
vorn-out an d
weak; bright eyes,
clear skin, rosy
cheeks you
wouldn't think IL
was the same wo
man, and it's all
due to the use OF
. fev bottles Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
Minnie NichOls' Career.

Minnie Nichols, whose suicide In New York
has caused such sensation. was the adopted
daughter of VIM. Watts . former wealthy
citizen of Richmond. now dead. She Gang in
church choirs there, married and lost her
three children by diphthsria. Sho snhse-
quently went on the stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
New Delaware @, A. r. Comm.pd.,

New Delaware g. A. X. Commander.
At the twelfth annual encampment of the
Grand Army posts Of Delaware yesterday Geo.
W. Stradley of Bridgeville, Del, was elected
department commander. Commander in chief
john Palmer OF the national eneampmsnt was
entertained ct banquet last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
Brandreth's Pills

Brandreths Pills are the great blood purifier
They purgative and blood tonic they act equally
on the bowels the Kidneys and the skn thus cleansing
the system by the natural outlet of the bodythey NAV
be called the purgatve sudorfc and duretic medicine
They stimulate the blood to enable nature to throw
OH all morbid humors and cure disease by what
name may be called One or two of them taken every
night will prove an infallibe remedy
brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable absolutely
harmless, and safe to take at any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store either plain or
sugar coated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
L. b. TowSrR & Soy.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.

i. b. TowSrR & SoS
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
1916 9Th n
Have Just received line of Light Dress Goods in
Ians ami Modes. serges and Henrlettas. from 2oc.
20 81
ak Goods, all wool. from 5oc. to 81.
frr1t of the Loom Bleached Cotton. SIC
Madras Drapery. in all shades. reduced to sc.
Large line new Hainburxs in tine qualities now on
sale.
l0-4 Unbleached Sheetipg 15c.
lc4 B4sscbed Sheeting. lie.
Best Bleaehed SEeetInx. lQ-4 WIDE PC.
lt4iow Case Cotton. =, 10, l2S and l5c.
Blankets az cost prices
Blsrk Cashmere Shswls fromS Il 30 TO slO.
our Remnant counter - very attractive. Ali trades
OF DIT - ucods IN Back anu cOiors from to Yards
We have Just o. ened . new line Of Stamped Linens
very attractive.
tom p.iCes-
Boys ndsor Ties. REGULAR price. &c. Only 19c.
Gents Scarfs- Worth 2lc. For this sale lgc.
Nesters Larxe Dictionary given free 10 all cash Gus
TONER'S Call and get . card fel3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
Have | EVER DECEIVED You,

have been before you. through The Star every day
| for two years I have ssrsnuousIy avoided saying
| anything calculated to msIead the most confdins
reader have eIdeayored to impress upon. all who
read my Advertisements that whatever statement
make Is sacred pledge TO the people don't profess
~ 1--WE you somstht0 f0r ssothfae. don't sell one
article below cost and beat You another. don't
varnfsh over doubtful statements. but give the faet
. Ia every Instance.
NOW READ:
six-ft- Extension Table, OAK 81 ga
sixit- Extension Table, cluster leg. Is.
Feather Pillow mot chickenl. &c.
Yard-wide Carpet. 1ls TO SOC.
Br1sss-s CARPET. A. 6yc.. &C.
Extra Body Brussels 9sc.
Best Wire Cots sl.gs
Atwood Art squares. 3x3. Is %; 3x3H. a. IS, &C.
5t-piece Fancy Tea Set. 81. vs..
Toilet sets. sl.ss to $40
Six Tumbers. 15c.
Knives. Forks, SPOONS. Kitchen Ware. &c
We can furnish your home from top TO bottom ex-
eepi stoves you don't want anything yourself tell
Jour fine nis about
Double Stores,
i5lo-l2 9Th ST.. bet. p ndonw
Nothing on credit. II you can't pay cash no use TO
come. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
LADIES' GOODS.


w ANTED-LADIES TO KNOW PROF LIV-
w ingston OF 327 Broadway. New YoTk. wao is
hoioa Tor ms SUR ess IN teaching French tress
ing and siSnin Las opened parlurs at 1Q1 iih ST.
NV, where re VIII tea french ia uttIp tasting
.rap ing, deslsnIn matching pla Gs. strips. rreiIc
Diar Tor any axe without fu. In darts
Iohls ~ coat, tea gowns, Ir.ice:se dresses aid
skitts Positively no refittlnE ANY fur.n. MY
nave most OF the eIinS cutters and Ges.gDS:s ADOPT
ny slsie. BsrItse laiy Of tia lei uuport ed
dresses are inEoe ~ NY system Americas eiore
.u,.efs uslhS, II arr III >ons.aLt demand. PARENTS
Woo u GO veal 10 A. Nestgaie we teach ladies'
hiteen ny TO make French DR., sses which vii enable
thtn To MI positions, into business, do their
Y"n ore silah icn collars uunt This wet.
Lessons DAY and evening. fel2-ow.
Nj i.S. u. BRADLEY, MUDlSIE. z { 81 Ne
AA orneriy New torA, invites PATRONAGE of WASH
ihttoh iauies: Costumes latest
fect Mt At moderate price. Cutting and bastnv sre
claity. f.S,-
Towns CREATED OR VERY Low PRICES
- at short notice, styles, ht and hnsh corre,t. by
So EDITH itkS, 4ate CRATER ru,ter for her
s.ster Nine B. Van keuth. trial solicited 6U6
18Th ST n. w. II doors from ct. lazy In
HE SISTERS IN CHARGE OF ST. ROSES
industrial school, .02:I u 81. W., have reopened
= department tor Ghi!dfehs Suits connection with
DrosslIakinS and Millinery. d,$U-:,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

4 BE sTEAAkR GEORGE Law. FUR ALL kINkn
= landings. leaves ON st. wharf every SUNDAY.
"Wednesday and Friday q Passenger sRd
freight accommodation nrst-cla~. II. h. GRoCk,
Agent. fsl5-lm
NORFOLK, FolTREss MONROE AND IQkTss
~ mouth Va NSrtS.t sns Msshinsten; r, g.
INp1oH and kokfOLk lssys every day IN ths yea
At from wharf loot Of 9Th st.. oounocpn9 VITA
olY, lS5l and l4xl FsnnsylvsniA ave.
- Ask for tieksts vis the bey hpe.
sAei-r g.. So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
tLocurIox AND OR.roKy.

Tie mos; thorough and Influential oo.,s--s o, ecu.
ven IN tie world. AAkIhN COLIEok. Ola 18th
81. n a.,
NJ GODS COMMERCIAL ColIEGy. .ei And a97
" EAst calito, 81 Esiab lsled So Having
pufchGseo S'-Ein IGs.uess College g have rel. nal
hs ltas ers and urti quarters accon olat M,
Iafrt riess- IA dtaton. shorthand typewrftlnY anl
coilncfcal traErlics. Lowest rates Day aud even
lns sessions. Pesse caii or send Tor circular ja.D
NJ Iss LslEAD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
w chltren and O.2"c vIrs. thorough Instruction.
IA LISaishs 0eTluln drawing and luus,c French
tausnt ~ tfof oAillard. l4:g 2ugh 81. cor Inv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

776aEisSI0KfE o. 6fT6s nos 7SFEv a. a
~ ~ Sssssosy. Estsxy md o. q Colnm,sascnss
mo. kkAlt. III q Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
@ 4 o O An B

AN MOTH CREDIT Hous Sc.
;A3o sls. s2l and SIS 7th ct. n. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

showed the insincerity Of the cry for local gov.
eminent for Ireland. IT. owing to distractions
the present bill should not be passed. local
government for ireland would be indefinitely
postponed. The only reason why the Irish
parties should obstruct the bill was that IL
contained machinery to stop corruption and
oppression. The only inference was that they
desired TO make something out of the councils
At this the whole opposition Joined in crying
shame, shame" whils the conservatives
cheered.
Mr. Labouchere said that Mr.. Balfour was
between the devil and the deep sea-" He had
to introduce the bill to satisfy his master.
Chamberlain, and had to persuade the con-
servatives that the bill was = sham, that il
would be 9 waste Of time to discuss such Q
measure.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN FAvons IT.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain denied that he
had assisted in the work Of framing the bill
He said that he approved Of the manner in
which the government had redeemed its
pledges. The safeguards introduced in the
bill in regard to corruption were those that
the AMERICANS, the most democratic people
in the world, had introduced into their Con-
stitution- There Was not one Of the American
states or Legislatures but could be brought be-
fore the Supreme Court He considered it no
wrong to any class Of persons In Ireland q
council continuing In contempt OF court was at
length suppressed.
MR.. BRYCE rAKxs yssUK.
Mr.. James Bryce of the south division Of
Aberdeen, q liberal in favor Of home rule for
Ireland, denied that there was any comparison
between the proposed councils in Ireland and
the relation in which the American state legis-
latures stood to the Supreme Court which Sad
only power to nullify an act passed by legis-
lature in excess Of its powers.
PASSED THE FIRST READING.
T. D. Sullivan said he Recognized In The in
sulting safeguards Of the bill the hands of LORI.
Salisbury. Who had dnbhed Irishmsn "Hettsu-
tots and 'lepers."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
GRASTYS
Double Stores,

Nothing on credit. If you can't pay cash no use I.
come. o.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS,
"A l312 Massachusetts ave.
For Young Ladies and Little S3ris
Systematic and thorough work in every depsxtmeul
au1s2-tr-
, 1892-10-10

THE handsome new court house is to be
occupied for the first time today, an event
which will be highly appreciated by the
county officers, and equally so by the
patrons, some of whom have heretofore
had no little trouble in hunting up the
several offices, which are located in various
portions of the city. While few people
are dissatisfied that so large and costly a
building has been constructed, the major
portion of the taxpayers of the county feel
that the money for the court house has
been wisely and judiciously expended, and
rebounds to the credit of Olympia and
ThurstOn county. The imposing structure
is not only the pride of the county, but
the source of extreme admiration to per
sons visiting the city. THE TRIBUNE feels
that the commissioners are entitled to be
Congratulated for their work. They have
experienced many difficulties and have
been many times severely criticised for
this or that, in the course of the building
of this magnificent structure, but we have
no doubt that they have each acted for
what was believed to be to the best interest
Of the county, and honestly and conscien-
ciously and Notwithstanding all their an
noyances, they can now gaze upon their
work with pleasure and pride.
, 1892-10-10

with especial respect to its economic infu-
ences, But there is another side of this
question, the moral one. which has already
received notable attention, and which is
certain to be very seriously discussed by
social reformers. Such profound thinkers
and prominent theologians as Bishop
Potter, of New York, and Bishop Thomp-
son. of Mississippi, have recently made un-
restricted immigration the theme of care
fully considered addresses, and have spoken
strongly on the subject
Existing laws forbid the landing on our
shores of Chinese, and alien criminals,
paupers, idiots and contract laborers. To
all others our ports are open and to them
are at once granted all the privileges, ex-
cept that alone of franchise, which is de-
layed only for five years. The political
economists complain that not only do the
immigrants that are now coming in such
large numbers from some parts Of Europe,
reduce the wage rate, but that they con-
taminate morality and debase the whole
some habit of American living. That this
is true is evidenced by the manner of living
OF the Chinese and other classes of for
eigners which inhabit almost every city on
the Pacific Coast, as we'll as in the East.
Large numbers of the immigrants who
come to this country are of that intelli-
gent, moral, industrious, thrifty sort,
whose influence socially and economically
is wholly good, and until recently there
were few of any other sort entering our
ports; but now multitudes of ignorant
immigrants are daily arriving, until the
United States has become the dumping
ground for the depraved, vicious subjects
of European and other countries. They not
only bring with them the germs Of physi-
cal maladies, but the seeds of immortality,
of degraded habits. They are poisoning
the once wholesome stream of American
living by introducing bad morals and per-
nicious social conditions.
The country is still broad enough for all
immigrants able to appreciate its adyan-
tages, and to all such the most generous
welcome should continue to be extended
but for that undesirable kind that con-
tributes no moral. social or political
strength to the nation there should be
no room. As no man would invite a
physical leper to enjoy his hospitality
neither should the country, Bishop Thomp-
son contends, invite within its gates the
moral or social leper.
, 1892-10-10
oLxmPIA zoe ALLRN.

Had the United States courts been al
lowed by Senator Allen to remain in Olym.
pia, where they rightly belong, this city
would have had by this time a public
building, erected by the United States gov
eminent for the courts, the postofice, the
surveyor generals Office, the United States
land office, and the United States signal
service Office, but instead he caused the
court to be removed to Walla Walla, his
home, where only four cases have been
tried and one determined since the change.
Walla Walla has about as much use for a
United States court as Pasco, but in order
to make himself stronger with his neigh
bors he was willing to sacrifice Olympia
and rob her of that to which she was Justly
entitled, and yet some good people in
Thurston county still exclaim, Olympia
is Johns old home"