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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 Upon the basis of price per line per 1000
circulation, the advertising rates of The EVEN
ing STAR are only about half as high as those of
other Washington papers But cheapness is
not tho only merit It's service is better than any
other paper IN The city can possibly gtue!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-10

HJoseph Chamberlain has been chosen leader
OF the liberal-unionist party in the British par
lament
American pensioners in Canada are anxiously
watching Representative Newberry's bill COM
polling all pensioners to live In the United
States.
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DEMOCRATS MOVING.
Meeting of the District Central Committee
Last Night

VACANCIES THAT WERE FrLLED-rHH GENERAL
SENTIMENT AGAINST REDIsrRIcrINa OR At
TEMPTING TO REGISTER THE yoTERs-DATEs
FOR HOLDING THE PRIMARIES AND CONVENTION
AGREED UPON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-10

At meeting Of the trustees Of the New York
Life Insurance Company on Monday afternoon
William II. Beers rendered his resignation as
president Of tho company. He retires on .
pension Of e25 900 for fife.
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No body adver.

NO OOOy "Vor
tises that bis blood
medicine doesn't
amount to much.
They re all of
them " the best. ~
But there's only
one Of them that's
good enough to
guarantee : and
that Is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
niocOvaVv With
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ADVERTISING

4 + YOU " isH 10 Adv ER1Ish ANYTHING ANY,
L where AZ any time write TO GEO r. HOWELL 4
co. ~ spruce 81. New York. au.l-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION OF
~ tho subject OF advertising viii well 10 obta;na
copy q Book Tor advertisers. 36S paxss, price q
Mailed. Postage raid. receipt OF price. Contains
Sareinl eompilstion from the American Newspaper
directory OF al the best papers and caas journals;
deal Q, iniorIati0n about rates and other
koWELL,s ADVERTISING BUkEAU. 10 sprucs
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AT THE ARLINGTON
EVERY DAN THIS WEEK,

Mime. YALE gives N cordial invitation
To the ladies of Washington 90 attend
these receptions. She will present each
visitor with a jar of her famous Skin
r Food ior removing wrinkles and maxi
ing the face beautiful.
Wine. YALE IL celebrated the world
over. She can take an old face and
make it young and remove from the
worst skin every inspersectiOn and
make the com pie 4 ION clear and marble
like, with n pure pink and white skin.
Free treatment Will be given every
day this week from Ann. 90 d pm. by
Mme. YALE and her assistants. Now IL
the time TO have your blemishes or
wrinkles removed. Wine. YALE has
Tegerencrs from crown heads OF Europe
and the principal people Of the United
States. Ser method is the only one
recommended and Endorsed by pbysi.
clans.
Mime. YALE removes skin blcnlishes
and treats The com plexiOn by nsedicated
>teans. She Is the inventor of the Yale
Facial Steaming apparatus.
Consultations and Test Treatments
Free
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FREE TREATMENT.

Cut this coupon ont and bring
fs 20 MADAME YALE at the Ar.
IingtOn Hotel and receive .
,rea,men, Tor your complexion
and n Jar of NINE. YALE'S skin
Food free. A perfect complexion
guaranteed.
Compile xiOn Trouble.
OF How Long standing. -....-.-.
Ladies' out OF town sending
this coupon and 4 cents postage
will receive NINE. YALE'S val.
ua5le book ON the complexion
free, with free directions
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SPECIALTIES.

ELLCTRICITY. oALvANIsN AND STATIC
~ Nhrouxh the clothinxl utilised In all nervous
ishss. scisncs, rhsumstism, &c Aiso thssmsl. hot
an x.por and slsetrocseanst bath e. flnetional q
s9r Us Z Ia 3. "a
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


GUSAED LINE.-PLANs. sAllISGs. NACAN-
~ cies. bcrtLs engzgei- tat caiJin Su0. sS0. slOJ
and rs I'd cabin. 81, steers@e (oEoAt brtainl sO.
con'insnt- sxl. 4 l. DUbC =. tsl 4sEt ~ ~
G HoRT ROUTE 70 LONDON.
= N0kDDkU1schk1 LLOYD q. d. 90
kast ExlTecs stenlss-s.
10 southams Ton usn 1eh, iiSyrsI. bremsn .
Lahn. tues-. Feb. ~ .. ksbe. ST. feb. Ia q
o. saale. Ius~ fsp. loo spree. Tu>s. fcA
=. pm. A.isF. 80. f~b- q. oana- lrass. .a>
March i. o. m
Comf0rtable ssstc rooms exssll~ut table, iu-usioD
saloon Appointments. fuces: lot csnn- 81. -ne NO.
. berth. ordlnx soc&tl.n. ~ ,sb.l, cSy
berth; aesrsxs q loo rstssL Alply ~ h. y. DkoUk
10 Penn. ave- ia
A LIAM LINE. ROYAL MAIL eTkAAsHIFx
NEW r5 aIi zSES siz.=sSs. EE5aaxIssfssrlz
o'n f,ffii.s 81 Az ssS's5 VA 81 ssEs
Va As1tf.x ed 81 John. n: 4.
"a. 49, -; ;ssIItS VS:::,S
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The
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.

NJ
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Until further notice the Palatiai Iron end es>s,
Steamer CHAkLss MACALEsrER ull lssvs ~
wharf. foot Of 1tn ST.. Is follow:
fOh MOUNT NEkAON-Oue trip daily, exoeps
SUNDAY, a. ~ M sharp. reaching the ~ity on Lsr
return st D. IA. fsre. round trip. 81. lnclpdinG
on the Chsres Maea.ester and lunch served q cry
prlces
Tsiephons csll-Sza
CAPT L L BLAKE
oci3 Commsn dins Charsss sIsc1lesfee.
EoR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
Il steamer LADY OF The LAkE. Farce 30. hound
nip e. ~. Steamer leaves U<h wharf. "
cable cars. NtDN ksDAl. AiDAl ALL 81 NDAl,
Pm lSntsd with sisctrlctty aud nj through
ouf 1hroush uckets " Loston. Including and
state rooslls, II. a. ana New iork. $50 Iespisous
c.Al. lsHyu. Y. = o. vlncss-slS lA<A- snK ~ = "
1ylv ALFRED WOOD. @. IA
STEAMkn ''wAkEIIEI.U -
~ Lssses 9Th e. SkAra AaONDAfs ThIheDAD
e0o eA1IkDAlS 81 - ssct1rultks AS<o0AA
D klDAh and 81 NDAl evenings.
kor Aonlrl Creek. Va. AID o. CseAlents c~ss >ss
TOUCHING q internss>Iists isnaInss.
''fossekssr sxevA.4.0~sAtsons nrst-class4s
e. N. Midday.
Se Vseissra4 ianafR
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PROFESSIONAL


IlR ROBERTSON OF BALTIMORE. THE MOST
~ reliable and successful specialist for eeutlemen
and ladies' with over thirty year, exper1ence can
be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday Al his
ONCE BIG st. n W; all consultation confidential and
success koarantee1 ies-2w'
M ME- FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE
M medium lille Eivsn from cradle 70 grave. 2sy FIrn
%. ee fsl-lOt'
MME. PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
NA reader Of the age. Information xiven with phs-
Sssoe i s. S.: s sA snd "a P.SSa5
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST KsrABLIsHKp
ADVERTISING elatrvoysnt. astrolorsr and medium N
this cas{ has yosdsrful prophets an sscond
stolen property. brinxs sspsrs1sd together, Gauss
s@s = nom sss:
cue ana Al N trouble viii save Time aud money "
coming to the rRht place ct once success wnsss
othsss nave Jailed CouviDcss skersical and a.
tal. sssisisctioa yuArsasssd sitiings, 50c. HOUR
ssoS "a 0Hsn sunday. hss'dsees s7S q. hsssss
MRS. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON, THE WELL
~ known business and test medium. also medical
Day eSS n o S =. Sss e "a :: 'G ss i :sa
pROF. PUBL. SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL
Astrologer. casts Horoscopes, glveo asfro og1cal
chasts Of yow hte. give siso spiritual trssts.ss.
ME- sz e SS,;, IkIlss ~ IHf Sxssa' o.
fs.. s.: Il "a Worn csSssal - s.s .lSin
ME- lREAMEa. THk ONLY ckLE1RATEp
~. i6s-@ OSRa itds lea :. AZ. Ill.,
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RELYING ON THE FARMERS ALLIANCE, THE THIRD
PARTY TICKET AND GENERAL APATHY TO HELP
THEM oUT-DEMocRArIc LEADERS SAT THE FARM
ERs WILL sUrRoRT CLEVELAND If NOMINATED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-10

ACTION.
The ProJressire Farmer of this CITY the
organ Of the state alliance, ard which is owned
and partly edited by /. L. Polk, the national
president of that organization, is out in a
alliance to act independently of both the old
parties so far as national politics are concerned.
and cautions them against forming any ZEN
tangling alliances" with either party.
''Vote for no man or party" says the Pro-
gresStre Farmer, who docs not stand squarely
on our principles. 60 further and swear that
you will not during this year OF our Lord
1892 support any man for any responsible
office who is tangled up with railroad interests
or any other corporate monopoly" This last
sentence is aimed at Gov. Holt who is seeking
the nomination tor governor next timo on the
democratic ticket, and who, the Farmer al
leges, 1.-The Raleigh ring is attempting to foist
upon the people"
The article then goes on to state that there
will be third party electoral ticket in this
state and says 1t will poll an immense vote,
which will astoaish the politicians and surprise
reform" newspapers formerly democratic)
in this state which will support the people 8
party electors. One is a daily and the others
weeklies-
The republicans claim that fully 80 per cent
Of the vote polled for these electors will come
from the democratic ranks, and for that reason
they claim that they will carry North Carolns
for the republican candidate for President
whether they succeed in electing their state
ticket or not. The indications all point to ar
unusually interesting political fight in thii
state this year. and at this juncturo bettine
man would be at a loss how to place his money
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28
An only paughter Cured of consump

Il
An Only Daughter Cured Of Consump
tion.
When death was hourly expected, all
remedies having failed, and DIR. III.
James was experimenting with The
many herbs-of Calcutta, heaccidentally
made a preparation which cured his
only child Of Consumption. His child
is now in this country, and enjoying
the bestSof health. He has proved to
the world that Consumption can be
positively and permanently cured.
The Doctor now gives the recipe free,
only asking two 2-cent stamps to pay
expenses. This herb also cures Night
Sweats, Nausea at the Stomach, and
will break up fresh cold in twenty
four hours. Address CRADDocK & Co.,
1882 Race Street, Philadelphia, naming
this paper.
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28
| NEW
STYLES IN
JEWLERY AND
SILVERWARE.

have received within the past
few days very handsome line of
goods which 1 NOW offer. They
are of the latest patterns and de-
signs and will be sold at very
reasonable prices. Look at the
front window display.
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28

Charming people, these exceptional
people !! Here's a mediciue-Dr
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
instance, and it's cured hundreds.
thousands that're known, thousands
,that're unknown. and yet yours is an
exceptional easel Do you think
that that bit of human nature which
you call 81" is different from the
other parcels of human nature /
= But you don't know my case. =
Good friends, in ninety -nine out Of a
hundred cases, the causes are the same
impure blood-and that's why
"Golden Medical Discovery cures
ninety-nine out Of every hundred.
You may be the exception. And YOU
may not. But would you rather be
the exception, Or would you rather
be we'll If you're the exception il
costs you nothing, you get your meney
back but suppose it cures you
Let the Golden Medical Discoy-
cry" take The risk.
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28

Beware OF Oihtments for Catarrh
that contain Mercury,
as mercury viii surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering i
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
slcians, as the damage they will do Is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by B j. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, O contains no mer.
curry and is taken internally, and acts
directly upon the blood and mucous
surface Of the system Tn buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. It is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by r. J.
Cheney & Co.
GTsold by Druggists, price 75c. per
bottle.
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28

DLANKs are now.on hand at the rof,,oe ~
- COLONEL JOHN WAINWRIGHT nd
hoor OF sth and Market Streets. Whining
on, Delaw are, for all who W fsh to file their
ritewithout delay for necessary instruc-
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28

+" stops to leave or take passengers o
giving notice to conductor or agents, or
tickets be sold for such stations. 1s u Stopf
to leave passengers from PhiladeIphia OF
points beyond.
NEWCASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRA1Ns-f,eav q
ee M. and $50 M
Gays. Leave New Castle at $50 a. m, and
days. 80
Express trains leaving Harrington 7.5O a.
M, ana arriving at 6.3l p. M, week days,
run through solid TO and from BaItimore. .
via Porters and Newark. -,
ADDITIONAL ALTRAINs-Smyrna Accommoda-
ton, leaving Wilmington, weekdays, SIS
p. H.. arriving at Smyrna $50 D. M, and
stopping at all intermediate stations except
ing Porters,
Mail train, leaving Wilmington 700 D. M.
ana arriving at Wyoming $3.50 D. M week.
days, stopping at principal Intermediate
stations. 80
New York Phiiadeiphia & Norfolk a. Il
Leave Philadelphia, New York and Norfolk
Wilmington 12.0l q. m., stopping at CLAYTON
Dover ana Delmar regularly and
e. aarrn xfon BsiapeygfYe WgfYoming FELTON,
Wilmington and points North EtShsn.s or take asom on
paNSssngsrs isr ins points ,sa south Of Dei@ag
daily, Dover 2.5U q. m. CLAYTON. 30e
q. NJ, regularly arriving at VIII
mi1fton min pS1,. , A1S 2; M Baltimore s.45 a. M,
tts IL
mar at $50 p. M, weekdays arriving at
Wilmington 5-07 p. M, PhiladeIphia 553 81
m m BaItlmore 500 p. m. stopping at principal
The Los a. m. tram also stops at seaford.
Bridgeville, Harrington, FELTON,, w yoming,
clayton, and Middletown to leave passen
on passengers for Wilmington or points
North, and Dover. Also stops on signal
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MARYLAND q VIRGINIA Z
r.. Leave Harrington for Franklin
and way stations at li.50 a. M. weeE.days M :
1.3O p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days Returning, train leaves Franklin
ggv a. & % wsea5Saays sna 200 p M TUESDAYS,
deas Leave - Harrington = for Georgetown, and
For Berlin. leave Harrihston. aigI f. E ,o.as = M
and 6.S5 p. M week-days. Returning,
leave Berlin z02 a. M. 2.59 p. N
QUE ANNE s. KENT R. R.-Leayc Town
send for Centreville and V ay stations s.25 q .
m., nd 5.35 p. M, weekdays. Return ing
leave Centreyille 7.So a. m, and $40 M.
DEIAwARE & CHEsApHAKE R. R.-Leuve
Clayton tor Oxford and way stations 942a
m, N 6U0 p n, weekdays. Returning teave
CAMBRIDGE & sRAFoRD r. R,-Leave Seaford
tor Cambridge and intcrinedia stations
m;D m;:s .; m, weekdays, and on Tuesdays, !,
ing, leave Cambridge $50 Il M, and on Tues
days, thursdays and Saturdays at 800 D. m.
CoNEECTIoH oH[At Porter with Newark q Deia-
ware City railroad. At Townsend, with Queen
Anne's and Kent Rail Road. At Clayton, with
Delaware ana Chesapeake Rail Road and Bal
nmore and Delaware Bay. Railroad. At Har-
rington, with Delaware, Maryland y Virginia
Railroad. At Seaford, with Cambridge anG
Seaford Rail Road. At Deimar, with New
York. Philadelphia q Norfolk, Wieom leo 4
Pocomoke. and Peninsular Railroads.
SDaily except Sunday.
CHAs. e. PUGH. General Manager
J. .-R. WOOD Gen. Pass. AGENT.
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28

How divine thing a woman may
be made. " when her cold is cured by
DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup.
Mother, can go out to fishg',
Mono, my little sonny,
You know you've got swollen loot,
My precio us little honey"
But they got bottle Of Salvation Oil,
and he, went and caught an eel, and
ate it like a man.
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28
DIRECT TAX.

NOTICE is hereby given that the original
In Direct Tax List, containing the names
OF persons in the State of Delaware who
paid the Direct Tax on Real Estate in 1865,
has been delivered to me by the Internal
Revenue Department, and that all persons
whose names appear on the said List will be
entitled to have the amount paid by them as
shown by the said List, refunded and notice
will be given hereafter at what times and
places l will attend for the purpose of re-
ceiving the ciaimsfo Taxes tO be SO re-
funded. j. FRANK W1LDS,
Commissioner.
Dover, July 18th. 1891
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28
nr ha0I
III 9 q. aaVVH

Dyspepsia, Piles, Melancholy /.
Weakness Debility Impaired Memory and Decay etctures
all diseases resulting from youthful
Old, Young sr bsiddIo Aged don'tsufer any longer.
cure certain, experiment. have everything known to
no matter who faiied reefat once Frcsh cured in
to days European Hospital in Germany Eng
and Is Year, practical experience yearly
GTE fkSafA will be pai1 TO rtsng doctor who
rS1AOSSSOO csn prove As grcatskdl, knowIedse aud
experience shd no can show ne Edny patients ranenr.
cared As oan alter quscts alycrtsnz had
ruined them Ssad 2cstahp fos book-TRUTiI nd sworn
sne2ais losing quaexs AID advertising doctors with
tetr false End fraudulent testimonials
eSgereaes they DO MT poses and crschcrIc Of rcfundins
neither OF which y AZ deeoys and result
IN ruin OF th"nsnns fconlain y;essR, 0st5c- douRs-
Every day froT p II. eveaings st93 Wednesday
and SATURDAY from 65 SsI.isYs Far
References see Ye-ass1c and satrria. Phila. Times
Middletown transcript., 1892-04-28
TAYLoRs' BRIDGE, DEL.

Sales OF every kind called at short notice
and at reasonable rates. las Ia nau ine peh''-
To save rexpense and inconvenience 10
persons residing in this nefghborhood have
made arranrernents with W. R. Reynolds
to receive orders and give particulars at MS
store in Middletoyn. noVls u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-10
Carnegie's Grief.

Cablegrams represent that Mr.. CAR
NEax was plunged into the deepest dis
tress imaginable by the news of the Home
stead bomicides. and that his wife tor
some hours labored 10 vain TO soothe him.
II this be true il Is creditable to his
humanity, but he can show his tender
feelings in o more practical way by re-
calling the announcements made by his
representatives ut the Carnegie Steel Com
pany's works-announcements which de-
clared that the company would not treat
with organized labor.
Mr.. CAgYRorE should at least hear what
organized labor has 10 say.
The lives lost are lost beyond recall, but
other lives may be saved if the Carnegie
Company will but admit that the working
men as a body may possibly have grievances
to present and arguments to offer which
have not occurred to the officers and man.
ayers of the Carnegie Steel Company.
The New York World suggests that the
whole subject be referred for arbitration
TO Governor PATrisoy, Governor McKIN-
LEY, and Mr.. PowDEBLy. 1t is scarcely
probable that Mr.. CARNEGIE would be will
ing to accept all Of these gentlemen as ar
bitrators. but If he is sincerely sorry for
what has occurred and anxious that there
shall be no repetition of it he will find a
way TO accomplish his purpose, and with
the way acceptable men to act as referees.
1t is settled that no more of PSKERToS's
men will be taken 10 Homestead.
II is also settled that the works will have
to be shut mp for many months if the man.
ayers rely upon operating them with non
union men. and this involves loss oil
thousands of dollars day to the owners.
The sympathy of the public is with the
locked-out hands. but that sympathy
would be keener had the Pinkerton
prisoners not been treated so brutally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-10

General Field, the Peopie's.parsy candidate fo'
Vice President ranked as brigadier-generai IN
the Confederate army. lie gained considerable
notorioty during the campaign CT 1880 by de-
ciarlns in public speech: I'VE killed great
many Yankees dnrins the war, and l wish We
had killed twice as many more. '--cfncfnnati
Commercial Gaftffs
General FIELDS rank 10 the Confederate
amy was that of major. Governor WALK.
FIR commissioned him as brigsdier- gene
raj of militia in 1870 or 1871. SO the gen.
eralship that he fills Is or was a peace
ofico. not a war Office.
We cannot vouch for the truth OF the
remark alleged to have been made by Gen.
eral FIELD about the Yankees. but it is
quite certain that he never said anything
against tho North worse than General
wxAvEs has said against the South. The
wonder Is how they can "haymonize."
General FIELp's course has excited great
surprise and regret among his old army
associates in Virginia, and few of them
will vote tor BIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-10
The Re1lment's Need.

The First Virginia Regiment Is numeri-
cally stronger than II has been for years.
II Is being constantly recruited from fne
material, and the esprj de CORPS was never
better. This IL due partly TO revival OF
the military feeling among the young men
Of the city. and partly to growing recog-
nition among employers OF the advantages
of the school of the soldier. Business
men who have gotten into the way OF
dropping into the armory have discovered
that belonging 10 q company, so far from
inclining a young man TO dissipation'
AFFORDS bin healthy exercise and teaches
him habits of neatness. order, and steadi-
ness.
As consequence Of this discovery the
employing class are becoming less disposed
to urge objections to their clerks and other
employees joining military organization.
just at present. however, the regiment
needs more than the negative encourage
ment Of non-opposition. II needs money
to uniform properly many of the recruits
il has secured during the last few months.
and others who would enlist were they as
sured that uniforms would be forthcoming
for them also. Such an assurance, II Is
confidently believed, would result in
bringing the number Of men in tho regi-
ment up TO 7J0 before winter.
At the regimental inspection Thursday
night one gentleman promptly contributed
500 towards uniform fund. His example
Is we'll worthy Of imitation. He appreci-
ates what our citizens generally should
appre late, and that Is that our volunteer
force Is the right arm Of tho civil authori-
ties and the guarantee of law and order.
1t IS earnestly hoped that our military
may never be required again for the pur-
pose of enforcing the law and protecting
property. Nevertheless. one of the best
ways ~ secure exemption from the neces-
sity of so using them is to see that each
arm Of the service is raised to the highest
state of efficiency.