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most prominent of our national characteristics,
prompts us to welcome the worthy and indus
trious of all lands to homes and citizenship
among us. This hospitable sentiment Is moi
violated. however. by careful and reasonable
regulations for the protection OF the public
health. nor does it justify the reception Of I'M
migrants who have no appreciation Of our in
sutnuons and whose presence among us Is a
menace to peace and good order.
The Importance of the construction of the
Nicaragua ship canal as means of promoting
commerce between our states and with foreign
countries. and also as a contribution by Amer
leans to the enterprises which advance the in
serests OF the world of civilization; should
commend the project to government approval
and endorsement
Our countrymen not only expect from those
who represent them in public places a sedulous
care for the things which are directly and pal
pabiy related to their material interests, but
they also fully appreciate the value of cultivat-
Ing our national pride and main tanning our ma
tional honor. Both their material interests and
their national pride and honor IRE involved in
the success of the Columbian exposition. and
they will not be inclined to condone any neglect
OF effort on the part of their government to in
sure an the grandeur of this event a fitting ex-
hibit OF American growth and greatness and a
splendid demonstration of American patriot
ISM
In an imperfect and incomplete manner
things which accord with the cRed and in
tentlons of the party to which | have given my
lifelong allegiance. MY attempt has not been
to instruct my countrymon nor my party. but
to remind both that democratic doctrine lies
near the principles OF our government and
tends to promote the peoples good. l am
willing to be accused of addressing my coun-
try upon trite topics and in homely fashion.
for believe that important truths are found
on the surface of thought, and that they should
be stated in direct and simple terms. Though
much Is left unwritten. my record as a public
servant leaves no excuse for misunderstanding
my belief and position on the questions which
are now presented to the voters of the land for
their decision.
Called for the third time to represent the
party of my choice in contest for the suprem-
acy OF democratic principles. my grateful
appreciation of its confidence less than ever
effaces the solemn sense of my responsibility.
III the action of the convention you represent
shall be Endorsed by the suffrages Of my coun-
trymen, will assume the duties of the great
Office for which l have been nominated, know
ing full well its labors and perplexities, ind
with humble reliance upon the Divine Being,
infinite in power to aid. and constant in a
watchful care over our favored nation.
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgentlyyet promptly on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels cleanses the
system eiiectually, dispels colds
headaches and levers, and cureshabI
itual constipation. Syrup OF Figs i,
The only remedy OF its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, promp.
IN its action and truly beneficial in
its effects, prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
1t the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists
Any reliable druggist who may not
nave it OH hand will procure il
promptly iOr any one who wishes to
VT DO not accept amy substitute
CALIFORNIA Fic SYRUP ca
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. xL Xsw ROCK ~
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GROVER CLEVELAND.
Gray Gables, September 26, 1892


They Took Dangerous Ride and Were
Killed.
Four men fell two hundred feet down q
shaft in the Eureka mine in Bessemer town
ship, Michigan, on Sunday and were killed.
They were Frank Bender, John Leorn, Julius
Mckaley and John Random. Two of them were
married and leave families. The four men
with two others employed in the mine started
to ride up in the skip. When zoo feet from the
bottom the skip dumped, four of the occupants
being hurled to the bottom of the shaft, where
they were crushed to- death 1t was contrary to
orders for the men to ride in the skips and the
corners jury therefore exonerated the COM
pany from blame.
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. :

ase sR ls IL District of
Columbia)
Hon. H. o. c cfss!9Snf LID
1,s,--,o,o -, OF the Washington BARI
s and ' Criminal Law S1 thy
La" Hons W II rfnE a'i 3 f WGGT ILL.,
Lecturer 'af as sTyIR e. Ii s. Courts
LAW IN Joins .na
Lecturer On ,o Psrs %, ne Domestic Rea
EUGENE CARUSI. IL b.
r,..u..o tOf the Washington Bar;)
LsS Of Real and Personal Property Contracts. Seso
'A'ie ins'r WAiff IND i oG RBB@fns rs
U. s; Patent Ofice)
Isfaaer s q ftisn' Fay h III PFfs.ee
Msts SG ,Ss fx GsPf5s 81 .a.es
Late Nj. G, from virsinia)
Jhc ciss5sS f. 'f Rt Lay q er Inc NJ
1...,r Softhe washinEton BirJ
lecture, on t5sSSs AZ sffi & tss Moot Court
EUaENT D csRGsI. LIN.
The OF the Law Ha school viii be resumed
On h street b between r. ana
VII be made ma, sy the mepbers Q, the faculty.
evening. instead of ~ O'clock D. M as heretofore me
class exercises ~ ~
u The Colieee Building. including the Library and
keading Rooms. will be open da ly, cxce,t Sundays,
from O'Clock to 10 o'clock H. M for the use u
the students and alumni of the school. =
Inc course o. lectures by Dr. Schouier the eminent
athor OF trestses upon the Law of Personal Property
Domestic Relations. Wills. Be-, have been extended
fore. '' 'A~A' AeAS~
Ihs mode o. instruction adopted in this hool
which insurcs the active participation each member
IN the exercises during every session of his Glass; has
tied to forty. -
An early enrolment is therefore desirable 80.
. The Post Graduate course includes Practice before
the Moot Court The hi I'll degree OF efeiency which
TIE Moot Court has attained under the manaxement
OF Jadge Ralston. in qualifying graduates for the
professional knowledge
Inc secretary can be seen at his once, No 486
Louisiana ave- n ". every dav between the hours Of
~ a m snd 80 p M. from September q TO Oc-
sir 1na sfs. M sh;s ts e the ose building
Catalogues. conteininr full lformaticn o 10 course
ebs Soa sesmS ~ can g bal On spplicston q
sian v. snd william H. Morrison, 1884 st. NV. /.
or on ofpdicat1on In person or BY letter 70
se;s3toscjtnc EU0kNE d. CARUsI. escssy.
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The habeas corpus proceedings in Lord
Beresford's" case at Albany, n. y, were yester-
day Dismissed in the court of sessions The
prisoner waived Identification and Sheriff
Turner started for Georgia at once, where the
bogus lord has ten years to serve for forgery.
Sarah Bernhardt has declined the terms
offered her to rejoin the Coincide Franchise.
A series of chess tournaments is being held
at Belfast in connection with the north of Ire
land chess congress.
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MRS. DARLING,s DEATH.
The Coroner's Jury Blame the Railroad Com
pany for Running Cars Too Fast.

The Coroner's Jury Blame the Railroad Conn
pany for Running Cars Too Fast.
For more than thlee hours yesterday the cor
oner and jury summoned. 70 hold an inquest
over the remains of Mrs. Augusta v Darling,
who was killed Sunday by falling from an cleo
trio car on the Georgetown and Tenleytown
road and mangled by the wheels, were oc-
cupied in hearing evidence. The first witnesses
called were the dead lady's friends, Miss Nora
Ryan and Mr.. Chas. II. Reed, both of whom
were on the car at the time of The sad accident.
Their story was substantially that tod in The
STAR Of yesterday. The witnesses for the rail-
road company, John Schneider and John Free
man, being respectively the cars conductor and
motorman, were then put on tho stand and tes-
tined that eighty fares had been collectedi that
the car was not going at an unusually high rate
OF speed. as 1t had been alleged, and that in
their opinion the accident was an unavoidable
one on the part of the company and due to the
unwatchfulness Of the victim. They stated
that there was no necessity for the crowded
condition of the car in question: as others were
Immediately behind. -
After all the evidence was in the jRv retired to
the Office of Undertaken Clements and after
considerable debating rendered verdict which
stated that 1.-The deceased came to her death on
the evening of Sunday, September IS, 1892,
from fracture of tho skull caused by "a fall
from electric car No. 81 of the Georgetown and
Ienleytown line, No blame at all was at
tached to either the conductor or motorman,
bus the company was censured for permitting
its cars when SO loaded to run at the rate Of
speed charged. The following gentlemen COM
posed the jury: Benz. Sinscheimer Rudolph
Clmer, Benz. shanks, James Gallagher and W.
A. Cunningham.
Salem, Va. has just purchased the Salem
electric light plant. franchise. real estate. &C.
which cost year ago $50 900. for $4,000. the
company taking town bonds bearing per
cent interest.
Gov. Mckinney of Virginia has issued
proclamation calling upon the citizens to OBJ
serve holiday on October q in honor of "Co-
lumbus day"
Col. Camp and other members Of the twenty
second regiment of New York desire to give
Bandmaster Gilmore a public funeral. The
body was forwarded yesterday to New, York
from st. Louis.
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EDUCATIONAL.
N WARRINGTON.

M ISIS NfNNfGERoDE Is PREPARED TO RE
" ceiye private pupils who cesre instruc in the
elements OF draw,ng er m tie higher hraarhcs. pre-
psratort 10 enter1ng the Corcors School % An
PiESsxt, rs may he addressed 10 the CoRcoRAS GAL
EREE LkcTURE AND DEBA'F
Oo II. NV, Thursday. 2p;h inst. sp m uu-
der ne sn~ii.s q Dr. W Harris. erint ,ndsnt "
Powell. Prof. A. NJ Ball. &C.. by Prof. Cialllard OF
hcer Academic. author o: ans entirely original
method based uion thu laws OF phouetics an natural
association o: ideas Pracsca rroois given TIA, ,he
ystem Is speedy. educ stionsl an fascinating. AL
and especially tearn,rs .nNi. ed. sctS-Sfu
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or HOWARD
University offers the following clinic
20 studen.s curing 'h- comm session:
rTrfcsl, by rots. Graham, Puryts and hepburn
Practical melirine, by Prof B-ackett
Nervous diseases. by P-of. Hood.
Otsteirical TO- seniors. by Prof. PurviA
Eve and ear. by Dr.. Oliver Bait
Dispensary clinics daily. by rrof. shadd and Or
Perry.
Pss:-nor'ern demonstrations, by Prof. u. a. Lamb
Deatal clinics, hy P.of Parsons and Drs. over
Lee, Lotion, johnson nd Smith.
These clinics vli b. held in sthe new and eleSsn,
amphheater recently erected ard the led sides IA
the freedmens II, srital where nearly 900 patients
are treated annuAl,-.
senior students WI be assigned to duty in hos i;al
and dis le;isary. se7-2lt
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The EVENING STAR for the encampment
week will be mailed to any address in the United
States free Of postage for Is cents. No better
ouvenir of the encampment Can be secured.
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PERFECT HEARING RETURNS AFTER 20 YEARS
OF DEAFNESS.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

~ "hth II hA1 CpNCEhS=
d-em tbs ntting Opportunity TO tell all similarly
Ariietsd With desfn-ss that Or. c. NJ Jordan cured
me Of ieafn--- q Vi years staining.
Aeoui twenty -six years the advice OF gen
temar who VAS for time a res Dent o! one II
The west lndia Islands. while suffering with an
attach Il feS~- and Axue Of the worst kind I took
nf'y Trains of gunin- Al dose. The nselu.nre
of this ars do.- that my ruared and thunp.d
Ike boiler makers shop and soon after that lost the
hearing Of my night However with one ear IN.
impsirvd have managed to set along in business
comfortably Until within the last year or two
whsp. with three attacks Of the grip. the
left hal been deafened that / could
not hear ordinary convsrsa n and those talking 10
me had 70 almost scream .; the top u their voices
Ho~-ver. % make long story short DR. Jordan
Who n ny opinion. u scientist in everything that
pertains TO IN. treatment Of troubles took ~ in
hand. and in . short time cured my deafness and
can-ed to hear distinctly as have ever in my
f. and this. too. At prize that few persons afflicted
would oesrud-e. What IL more. he assures me that
there is tendency for a return of the trouble.
Respectfully.
JNo. T. HATHAWAY. sr,
~ II ST. NV.
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4 TARIFF FOR REVENUE, nUr No ExrERxrx.r-
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A Coxv1Scrxe LITTER.

N IONvINCIxG LITTER
NM hlGHARD GOoDHAKT or THE FOURTH
AnlIbks OFFICE. TREASURY DEPART
MINI. CEkIlIIES 70 THE GREAT BENEFIT
DAN.
lbis - 90 certify that have been a sufferer with
estarrt II TIE Hos- and throat tOr UPWARD Of twenty
rv- years nv un~sa much ab-tructPl hat
Tres him thrOI-h ny ncs. a rule. almost
lupQ->il fty ~ as With my throat, which from
tie flrt that DIST Of my breathing was through my
lr1uth keIt uu iatura1ly dry and uncomfortable.
s-"l sa- t4rbed by this condition Of affairs and
ny JAW HE not agreeable a. IL Inight otherwise
have tsn al used all sIrts OF patent medicines
Nthl ~ that relief which was led 10 believe would
follow
fpund relief through the skillful treatment Of
~ SNrian. woo - success in such cases Is 10 me
rnlu siion-SL Frufu the very start of treatment I
en- men ed e get benefited after nlOnths'
tr-stif-nfs durfnz which time he removed several
10 yyus tuucr- rom my noSe. eonscientiously
say tlAt h4v" Lot felt well before for twenty-five
years and consider the improvement in my cOndi
uei. a. really A. nderful- klCH'D COODHAKT,
lll5 18th ST. r-w.
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A NOVEL IDEA.

We have pls I'D in cur show window BIRDS EYE
MAPLE BED ROOM SUITE. consisting Of bedste@d.
bureau AMI w..shsiAnd. VALUED AT $50.
BEGINSIS5 TODAY. SEPTEMBER %. WE
SHALL REDUCE The PRICE OF THIS SUITE ~
ZACH DAY UNTIL SOLD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-27

Courte.y N the part Of salesmen and prompt
main advantages claim in selling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-27

Special ,is this week Of Madeup Carpets prices
one In show window.
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EUSEl OIL

1t is a remedy, tonic and not a beverage
1t stimulates the circulation, tones up the
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to
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We guarantee the actual value Of this suite to be
s,ol. that the opportunity purchase certainly
aspieadid one
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

THE NATIONAL GUARANTEE DRAWING
i School. 12ll st. n. W.. teaches drawing u cne-
fourth of the time ordinarily required. Unques
tionably genuine crayon portraits made. OPEN 10
a. se2--tits
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We iav" also selected from enormous stock Of
PAELJR SUITES ONE VALUED AT go. which
viii b. r-iured 80 per day. beginning today.
This l. ave-rieca suite covered in silk tapestry and
trimmed with six plush the frames finished
hazany AMI AZ. nicely carved
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JAMS 6 YELLING. IL D.. rrr..a

JANIS (. NEl4llN0. IL D.. lrrsltent
THE coIIFGIkrE DEPARTMENT.
NoXbsy SsJ,sFSsf % = ssiot ,@ a' 70 Is, re
. .,1Ss hs 2, , s,yssi'ys he vs,iSs. sspr,
inCstse and The :aru',y cniArr~d
rss SSs s,. @ ,'S SsSs ss..s ). g..
found dsiiy In the iAtrsry uf tho CnNerity
cokcoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
IT'S sehooi IN .. en- ~ o'cleck IN. ocroBrn&
G.nerA, snh Analytical chemi.,Ty Genera and labs.
ratory Physics. A--sylng. Mstheins.c. Astronolny,
y and sospiTs aha al e' aas M9Sr.l S S
,SAl snS ro.sTTcrhicsl Drawing. EnxLl.6. fryne.h
evening. aud are oi'on 20 both -sxss
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Aircara.
csSriSs 6i , Il Z T6psRiSs r lseGpp''r' and
,,nGrARTMENr OF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL and
E,l,ic,. lstuIrs The his.Sry Of pLlosop6,' rro.
LII DAVIS LODGE. IN. y.
-, DtfAklMkNlD OF FRENCH. -1horoush cour-e IN
ny edsl."a 10 scienthc students lfus II 4
DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN. -oomr' . ~ -o-r-.e
~ , s,sr,a isnsnsss "oEvc-a'n and eH,cus =.
MAN stho' SFErn. m 0 u Fri f. ID and 'i'
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGIN EERING Com.
NJ coaIss, includinx isridne ana Ms~hiar, o. ?.
S,riction, Land SURVEYING. roads and hailro IL
wo@ten Iron End Steel B'iSrs. NV rps Fan,
sIecia'stiens and ,s,nirsc.s CITY Envins.rn ~.
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ARCuITTcrrRAL corRsrS ra.rn-r,.r, and
AdNanced Drawing, Gonstrucfion. Mnt.ifai. H.
,l-'Aif' ah1 aeMf tie rs"r- 81 Archisrsfu-. flle
Ieu nSs.rce In Architecture. Pruf FRANCIS n
FANA. Jr. "
pEPRTNENI OF .TLrcrE,cNL EN6INrEl.
ING. Theory Ter'riri'y aud rsrl ni-s' At,r'i.
Ts;ions. shorato> aud Shon Wok Co,s,rar.ian q
nyn,:ncs. Motors a. Laboratory stillra with : g :
tric light and current 4 7. ll.Wis. n In.
str ctor.
Construciion ~ lertric Slo's ,nd Tlan's M-.-han-
teal nrineerins Municipal Problems Il "a. El.,sfi-
a, fngln"er. trtsrsiEc 'oursA IA Dcsgning. rriG
ffANClS v. FAyA. Jr.. G ?
DEPARTMENT OF FII.stcS. -fienrraf pi,,.trs
Lectures. fuy llust- til u expo fnients lr irtirai
ncasnrenrnts q lalsprats-y. General Assr,n.,tuv
Z. Z. LEWIS, D. -. lns r1i,'tor.
fg- ,nrth'r Information ar-iv tc Prsf "a. ..
loDOhlNS. ia. ID. Secretary uf the Fa-u!ty.
sHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
lSsb u street nSrthwes. rivcs thorough ,,roparaton
fcr college FOR the Naval AMI Niinry Academic nj
ior bus mess corps q nre rr,fs. ~ in-ira.-
tor~- Number OF IuIiis Hi'~d Go lol nuiidns ot-n
tor ns,'ection and 'ea-hsr pre- ~ tf,~r sei;Si
Der ~. 10 answer inquiries l0to = n''o.k Ns--
fion hcs SfP1EMDEk RI For catalogue " fur
tle- Information safrts-
ANDREW 4. MONTAGUE. Pr D..
selo Principal
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

SHORTHAND-Y. NJ C. A. AND los LEHMAN
- building. Resumed October /. L. p. HANNA.
se21-lm
MRS. ALFRED BUJAC REOPENS HER SCHOOL
AVA for young ladies October TO- 1J0S l7th Ii. W.
Number of pupils limited to six boardes and six day
srho airs.
Special attention will be given to Domestic Econ
ony and + the practical of the French LANGUAGE
Mr.. Butac will give lessons in Literature, Mahe-
MATES, Drawing and Art. se21-eo2w'
(fOLUMBiA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
~ 62.} La. ave-, bet 9th and 9TH SITS. NV,
c. K. UhNER. A. NJ, G. E., Prin.
Seventh year business educator in this cit Fiji
teen years member OF the faculty Of Eastman oil
lege.
Six courses: Business, English. Phonograph. Civil
Service. shorthand and Typewriting. Superior and
enthusiastic teaching. Thorough aud practical
courses. Graduates of rare excellence and dstin-
guished success, Catalogue free se27
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT, Ma
AVA tional University.-Thr ninth annual course of
lectures will begin MONDAY. OCTOBER 3, at s
O'Clock M. with Introductory address by Prof.
NJ r. Thoml son ind continue until the las: THURSDAY
IN APRIL 1883 The examinations for admission win
be held at the college building, Sth and SITS.
wednesday. September p, at 8 o'clock p. III. For
f,rther informetion apply to Ii. II. BARKER. N. D.
Dean. ZIG II ST. se27-6t