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heprcssutativ~ HOPKINS has introduced "a
bal an the House providing a bureau - con-
Ere-siOta! service 90 b. contacted by The gov
eminent Tor the puTPo-e o. trausacting the
del artful tai busIues, OF members aad SEN
49,. The bureau j. g. be operated by a com
ults-iunsr a- -3.J' Yer yes~. Il ehicF riari. a:
5000 AMI RI .'-a ..rIt number en-. c..r1s g. a.
teld 90 tls o.-.lr-.. ;Lr ..H.e - be- o-gauizrd
h. IA. iru-...H' FOL. ta- senate AMI she SpeaEer
az we II t.-. tuuE--a-.,su mas refer O. the
bureaI ANY i1qI.ris- e.l-rraiu. j..artra en TAI
Haaittrs, ard %. lu-siI shall make PRONE VI
insSlt4sa.l' and .eF'st spcn the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

The President has signiieI that 1t Is lis in
tentioH to continue the policy OF detailing army
oacers 20 act n Indian agents. The South D,.-
kcts delegation reocluv joiaed in a petition to
secure the appointment oi "a constituent OF
theirs TO an Indian agency. and they have inst
received a. an excuse FOR % failure 20 comply
With the request a statement from the President
thai II = the intention 81 the administration
not 10 appoint Any more civilian Indian agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

The Navy Department has closed q contract
With the Sterling Steel Company Of Pittsburg
for $225 900 worth Of the Wheeler armor pierre
ing projectiles. This contract was awarded
after severe competitive tests with many others
Of recognized merit. In all the trials the
Wheeler shell was found to have the best pierc-
ing quality and could be fired again afte6 once
striking and penetrating armor plate. some
thing impossible in proieetiles heretofore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
The Ohicial Count in Michfran.

The official Canvass Of the vote cast for pres-
idential electors in Michigan shows that the
plurality OF George H. Durand, democrat, in
the eastern district at-large WAS 1888 and Of
]. A. Hubsell, republican, in the western dis
trict was 1850. Democrat pluralities on elect
ors in the congressional districts are as follows
First, 1908; second, .4s0: seventh, 261; tenth,
S95. Republican pluraiities are: Third. 5.a77
fourth, 1918; fifth, 2.0l4; sixth 1,7s4; eighth
l,S74; ninth, l,1s3; eleventh, 5,645; twelfth,
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KEEPS SssrrARIuN.
n I'm
DR o. j. CARLETON,

DE-. o. J. CARLETON.
5o7 18th s.-n.-
Graduated London. England 1895; New York. 1879
Blad Ter and Kidney Ailments. Acute Chronic
Blood or SKIN Diseases. Nerve e.
hsustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL. SUCCESS.
DO YOU FEEL
More fired IN tie morning THAI ", ,os,- - bei,
Dull. sometimes Stupid, have melancholy spells,
unable TO concentrate your mind roor memory. feel
unat either for business society feel shy desire
be alone irritable. respondent ard almost denorsl-
lied feel generally used and that life is losing lis
charm Tor you. II so. you ara afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Do begin 20 realize that you 50 viro-ou.
as formerly. have not the odtne energy vitality
losing your grip and lack the vim Of other days
which enabled YOU 20 tkrus: TRIES aside and march
onward to success, ii so. your is one VI
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Do you experience paritstion Of the heart when
startled. surprised upon slight exe-t.on. Does
your heart beat irrsgulsrly, sometimes aud thea
feel Is it were a6out 10 stop have pains of .
dering character. dizzy spells. &c. &C.. II so.
BEWARE OF NERVOUS pRosTRATroy.
People often think the condition s somsthng feel
ashamed OF. and frequently fall willing victim
into the hands Of some of the designing quacks who
infest srgs cities go doctor in general
practice who in his ignorance through lack of ex-
perience and knowlsdye Of correct treatment doses
the poor. deiuded individual with the brornides
ssturation stimulates him within an inch in
sanity by phosphorus. strychnine. Dsmisna. &c.
The causes and proper mode Of treatment Of these
troubles are but little understood the general prac
ntioner Of medicine. and the wildly gloomy word
pictures of the quacks alleged literature often
cause susceptible 10 become completely unnervei
Where shall 40 to get cured," many poor SUI
ferer asks. not knowing whom 20 trust. Go where
Thousands have before and be restored perfect
health You should at onc- consult Dr.. Carleton. ~,
Is positively the only advertising the Cnftef
states who treats these troubles recognized scientific
and curative principles. and has made their sue
cessful treatment . life study. Expert urinary
analysis. chemical and microscopic Nearasths-
mia NERVE exhaustion) diseases Of the bladder kid
neys skin blood or nervous system. any acute
chronic disease within the Of my speciality
be treated with skill and born Of experiences
and an earnestness of desire 10 benenr patients
Hours, . to- to s. Sunday. . 70 only. Coas0Asa-
toni For further PARTICULARS see ''fSst"
ocs2-tu, thksa
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The Sca6Old Gave Way.

While seven painters we're at work on .
scaffold in the corridor of the government
building at Cincinnati yesterday the structure
gave way and all of them were thrown to the
thing. distance Of twenty feet. Four Of them
were injured, and one possibly fatally. The
names Of those most seriously hurt are Ed. Le-
kart and Lou Engilstinck of Cincinnati and
George Henderson Of Chicago. The work OF
decorating the building il in charge of the H.
W. Haskell Painting Company Of Chicago. Hem
derson, one Of the injured, Il foreman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

Mr.. Andrew Of Massachusetts introduced
three resolutions in the House Yesterday 20
extend the e4vii service. One # them provides
hereafter al appointments OF chiefs OF bureaus
OF the various departments shall be made BY
promotion from the classified service Another
extends the ciyil service rules 10 ,muIoves Of
custom houses having twenty-five employees
an g. letter csTriefs % most Offices having hfty
smul0vea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

An address 20 the order universal Of knights
Of Iythias. numbering over 4.Oc0. has been H.
sued b. l.iebard Goodbcart. chairman o. the
executive committee OF ths Grand Io,ire Of
kHigh,s % ~ Jhias Of The District Of Columbia
urging them 20 Wit the csi itai city on the oe-
c4sioa Of the meeting %! the supreme Lodge
hsrs IA August. lssl
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Ordained at Aunapolis,

Rev. r. S. Wilkes Wood. assistant rector Of
st. Johns P. E. Church of this city, was or
dained priest on Sunday at st. Anns's Church,
Annapolis, by Bishop Paret of Maryland. He
was presented for ordination by the Rev. Mr.
Bispham Of st. Johns, DIR. Southgate Of An
napolis preaching the ordination sermon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
Frances Friendship for America.

The Meline committee report favoringa mini
mum tariff on certain American products has
been distributed among the deputies. The
preamble of the bill says: 1.-THE mutual friend
ship and good will Of France and the United
States will render an understanding easy of ac-
complishment. The convention undoubtedly
would be advantageous to France"
The deputies agreed to duty OF 2l5 francs
hsctomeser on alcohol.
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FOR NERVOUS PRosTRArION
Lac HorxsarIs. Act.t fsho.ut,.

Dr. W. Graeves, Mortified, MIMI, says: II have
used 10 cas-s % nervous pro-tratiOn, and also In
con- iaauon VIII Otser remedies IN indigestion /,
la proved a. ss.tsfactory a. could be expected"
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BALrsEss u either hercli-Ary r car ed ~ sick
%. /. ns1ial ex1AIsfiun. Wearing ugfi-rtl ~ hats
snc ovef w0rs 4ad trouble halls heasNer VII!
reveal "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

SKY 1t ~ school b4iidurs Ut which con-
tT4rIti.n- - food ~ clothing for the roor Of
ths C4.r WlA be received iHc distribution will
. made ~ iHE LSES4Ns SIAE Santa Claus
Cab.
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RxxHMsxa tho poor this Christmas. Send
contributions of clothir- ~ food to Tag EvEx-
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DIOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
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GRArEFuL-CoMronr1sa.
EPpss COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

by sthoroueh knowledgeo Of tie natural laws which
aesrsfgl spplcstiop Of the nne prepsrtis. Of veil
tables with delicsteiy Favored beverase which may
save us many heavy doctors bills. Il By the Judi
cfcus uss Of such articles Of diet that constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough rs-
every tendency to dissess. Hundreds q subtle
malAdies floating around rsady 10 attack whsr
syss, there i weak point We may SScsps many
pure blood and properly nourishsd fraznA ~" civn
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CLOTHING OR Foop for the poor should be
sent TO The EVENING STAR Santa Claus Club
for distribution.
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nRUNKENNEss OR THE LIQUOR habit POS
~ 1f1VE1Y CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr.
HAINEs' GOLDEN SPECIFIC
IL can b gven in cup Of coffee tea. or In food
without the knoviedge 81 the patient. It - Aoiutey
harmless and viii sheet permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient II moderate drnker or an aico-
holc wreck 1t has been given in Thousands Of cases
and in every instance perfecs has followed IT
NEVER FAILS. The system once impregnztod with
liquor appetite to exist 80 ~
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprs. Cincinnati, O.
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And 8. +. WARE Drureist
Under Ebbitt HOUSE.
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= NJ G. A. ATHLETICS
The increase Of membership is large and Mr..
SlIas Is kept busy making examinations and pre-
scr!bing exercises. the gymnasium classes are
nov so large that they are divided up into
squads each with leader to do a special turn.
and :. W plarter. Ed. Groves, Fred Dovle. J..
Horan, }. ". Pu-man and McChesrev are
doing some good work in this line The gym.
mas several regular workers who have their ewes
on the early spring games and are working hard
to Set themselves IN shape for them ard wi iii the
budding c-ocus you viii see on the field Arthur
Rose; Earl Quackenbush, Sanford Clapp and
Hutchins
&c intention of the Y. " c. A. bows ia to
keep well up in front in athletics The coming
year.
Jones and Espey and A. NJ. Friederichs are
regular, hard workers and making rapid prog
ress in the work
Basket ball is still the popular gymnasium
game and the members Of the classes are be-
coming quite expert in piaying It. Regular
games are PLAYED :vlCe week and there is
probability % game ON January ) between
the hrst Team aud "a team to be selected by Ed
Groves. The members Of the first team are A.
Speiucn, A T. ~Ilsr. T. II. Ashcom. T.. l..
Burton. l.. u. Herbert and George Johnston.
SEND your contributions Of provisions or
clothing to TIE EVENING STAR Santa Clans
Club for ut-trlDUflQr tn ha
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CHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON
. NORTH aEBNAN LLOYD s. g. Co

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Jan 3 a
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table. iururious
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

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natural beauty winter station OF the British navy and
OF the British IN the West Indies
Good hotels and splendid rosis.
Regular ssitngs also for Haiti. Costa Rica ana the
many old world towns Of the Spanish main uius-
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CO., Agents. "a State st., New York nIT-4n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

E1ocuT1oN. ORAroRr
MARTYR COLLEGE OF ORATORy,
Incorporated under United States laws
non EDWIE HAY, President of b0ard Of trustees.
he Martyr Coliegeof Orstory is the LARGEST anc
influential college of It's kind In the world. New
Iogue d12-3m
RANJO. MANDOLIN. GUTTAR-THORCUGH
- and rapid Instructions Day or evening
,o MIR. and Mrs. L. L. HOWES.
os-<w 1856 St NV.
(,uNsTON INSTITUTE 30l7 o ST. NV
- Boarding and Day School for Girls.
For circulars address
dslm Mr.. and Mrs. BEVERLEY r MASON
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Prof. PAUL E: voINoT. diplome De runiSersi,s de
france Principal d5lms
ELOCUTION. PHYSICAL CULTURE. LESSONS
~ IN studio or at pupils residence. Close study Of
my system must produce fine readers and orators
mrs ELIZABETH KING. 507 East Capitol st.
MRS. GRACE A. K STEELE, SOPRANO IND
AVA specialist IN voice building, best American and
European advantaees no straining of voice. Call
eeno address, 1122 q st. Nv. dS-th.sStulm'
A RI 1NsTRUCTIoN.-THE GREATEST OPPoR-
"A frnfty ever offered to parents children teachers
asnxnsrs deeorators or artists to learn to draw and
water colors. china and oil painting Stretching and
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Ca and zee the wonderful provress Of students Por
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MoreHr has had twelve medals and studied fifteen
year. with the most celebrated artists in Europe
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS SO4 n W
d5-lms -
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
IT 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Cor. stb and sts NV
The leading dental organization OF
America COMPOSED exclusively Of expert,
and pledged 70 scientific dentistry at mod
crate prices. Sole owner OF Zonine the
'rfdea,edks" snes.hetic. No danger, no
pain and sleep. See card in another
column. de
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BROOKLAND,

HAVE You sent your mite to the Santa Claus
Club? Clothing, food or money.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

A GEE Osssr
Pine CABINET GRAND UPRIGHT
PIANO. with deliberately emhroiae-ed
flush Scarf and Stool - patch at sEe- iAl
Christ-nss price. sos Thss PI ASo = on.
OF the eest makes. aud would - christ
mas Present OF which any one might Justly
be proud. See IS h-fore bu,inE
SANDERS sTAYNAN paao paylo-. GA s,
dfa And IAN Ch.-l..-r R.lt,~or~
HLIET DAVIS co. = CHRISTMAS OYER
H our Az~Ei ~ sIl tRh 81 oT>r- a limited nam.
bar Of upright pfxnce a s.A las than r.s a.
prices. HAIIFT DAVIS co aiS
ss'T'HE harp tia. once through ra-ss Halls
The soul Of music she'd
Now hangs a. mute fsrA's walls
AZ II that soul were ied."
And 80 IL hsS-nei into
THE sOHNER PIANO
HOO wOhcH 90 asa IN 81. As,n..
Our terms viii suii YOU Pianos tor rent di-Sn
ERAKAUER PIANos.-''I FIND rHyM FNCFI-
N lent in every usytcnlAr :. r. MiIIS~ The-.
and other makes ~ 1919 q 81. TEMPLE OF MrSgts
q. n KUHN. est 1871 Prices ole terms easy
do-SM
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WcCammon. Sweirori I

Q. and
Leopold are the substitutes
Grant Burroughs. who was injured ir prac-
tlce preparatory 10 the Thanksgiving day game.
Is ont again.
The limit Of membership in the c. \. c. is
nearly reached
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SEND your contributions Of provisions or
clothing TO ZEE EvENISG STAR Santa Claus
,Iub Tor distribution to the poor at Christmas
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roR bronchitis. use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,


DlANO TEACHER.-sEvEN YEARS ExPERI-
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r W.. DoRAN. PHI. D.. 1lIT @ ST. NV, WILL
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oczg-ew 1894 ST. NV.
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he BERLrrz SCHOOL OF LANauAass
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MEDICAL. &c

I y. II. N w.
~ chronic affections OF the eve ear throat lun9s
liver. Kidneys and nervous Diseases. in rity.
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tion and zest there Is remedy equal TO this COra
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Laboratory. oo6 b st. dI3 In
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Its.ts and information a the ofce. nur;hsas,
ner lsth street and ieDn-ylVsu'A aNeuue. atd
station. where ORDER b. lsft sur i- s-hsk "a "a
SsyssSe 20 d@.'ins'ion fr''n he'els ana re-iea
e-B-rSl NAn~ger fsial G-r.rsi pss--t - t-ant
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: :: T / = ]: |" |"

Prize N dsl Paris Exposition 900 H-st preu,u-,s;
ndorsed by over 100 music schools and colleges for
durability. Old Pianos taken "a erchsng-p N. only
gr1ght that can take the pl%ce OF . Grand
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THR OFFICE or rhR AsinoSiATsp SHAN
u Carpet Cexnng wo-kr and tho q. \. Msftre-s Ia
has os.B removed 70 ITO ave q -. 1s11lns e
every dsscrie,ien IaAds 70 oer ths pricss
n3 u xEWNrkR Asnaga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-08
POINTS PURELY PERSONAL.

DR.. DeCsmp left for Detroit ysster-
day. to attend the meeting OF the
American Medical association. The
doctor viii not return until Saturday.
DIR. Z. A. Hebard will leave for the
east this morning on . pleasure trip,
with the intention Of remaining away
from the city until July /.
Mrs. Anna Werner and daughter.
Mrs. A. Ed Robinson. are spending two
weeks with relatives IN Minneapolis
and st. Paul.
County Clerk Johnson of Lake county
and Or. T.. Fairbanks of Luther were
IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. Charles III. Garwood of Detroit
l. Visiting Mrs. John j. Belknsp Of
Scrlbner street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chauncey Guest re-
TUNED from Geneva, n. Y, Yesterday.
l.. G.. Stuart and wife returned from
Monroe yesterday afternoon
Dr. Louis Barth and bride are home
from their wedding trip.
Nestell B. Scribner has returned from
Niagara.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-08

Canton Pierce, No. "a. P. NJ, I. o. o.
r. elected officers last night as follows:
II. Msun ies. captain; j. Dandy. lieu
tenant; A. Grove. ensign; 5. II. Sweet,
clerk; NJ. :. Carpenter, accountant,
and w. Stanley. standard bearer.
Dr. Stirring of Detroit will continue
20 conduct services At sne North Dlvi-
sion NJ. T.. church, every after
room this week at 80. also evening
services at $50 with tue exception of
Wednesday evening.
The Knights of Pythias will begin to
drill preparatory to entering the great
tournament 10 be held in Kansas City.
Grand Rapids division No. 8 will hold
its FIRST drill this evening IN Company
E's srmory.
Marcus Young of Port Huron will
address . public meeting Thursday
evening IN Good Templsrs hall. on
West Bridge street. IN the interest of
fraternal organisations.
The national convention Of the Order
Of Eks will be held in Buffalo begin
ning Monday. June IL. Representa-
tivss from Daisy lodge viii start for
that city NEXT Saturday.