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A VENERABLE SCHOOL.
commencement at IN Institutsos ms Yesss
Old.
,eciai oorrc.ponacnce Of IN. Ev,n,ns sur.

Old.
Special corrc-pondcnce Of The fveninF star.
URN MAnInono', M. July 4. lsea
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a. ,n.--,-..~ -, ,,s,ss-N3
'ue eHaiio'"e nan Mihtary Academy, iocatea
AZ ohariotie Hall. on the Washington City and
Point Lookout railroad. took plsce last night
weber's Rand Of R,,,i,nor. vas ,r...,, n.
,,o-,,,,. "a - - n-...
=, NaHs on VOC
sno roint LOOKOUT railroad brought mans
friends and relatives Of the students. In the
evening the guests retired 20 the .pacious and
beautifully deoora.ea h,u roo,, 49,. On.
,,,,.,. 81 a.......- -. ,..-.
60 80 NsS AeP' UP "hua eiocs
.ns morning. Ihis IS one OF the oldest essab-
hshed schools in The United States, having bees
founded in IVA
The honornbly mentioned for an. v..r x~-.
Harris Mallinckrodt az M.rylana mn -.
Of Virginia, T.. j. Cooper Of New YORK Roher,
koss of Washington n lanshury ~ Wa.
ington.
The Washington and stonewnll Society csns
ferred medals upon r. nanenhower sor ds.rl.,,,...
ton and H. Mailinckrodt for debate
oficers for next voar. a NJ c~r,.r ,.,,.,,.
company A: J. NJ. Dent. csp,ain- cornr.nr IA,
Thos. Bond, lieutenant. oompany A. yobt'
Williams, lieutenant. eompany b. b. ri I.al..
adjutant; W. L. Mcpherson, ORDERLY. compans
A; q. A. Maddox. ORDERLY. comn.nv n.
Danenhower color sergeant: Brooke Bond ser.
gesnt. company b: J. b. Bollineer. corporni.
company A: Roland Harrison. corporal CON.
pany d; Z. Burroughs, color corporal; G. Lans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
IN THE HOUSE TODAY.
Another Disagreement Reported on the ]
trict Appropriation Bill.

Another Disagreement Reported on the DIS
trict Appropriation Bill.
It was Mr.. Taylor en- who this morning
before the reading Of the journal, made the
suggestion that there was no quorum present
He thought that the democrats with their large
majority ought to muster quorum. One hun
dred and seventy-one members responded to
their names. A message from the Senate an
nouncing the passage of the free silver bin wa
received with applause.
The journal was read and approved
MI. Catchings Miss asked for the imme-
date consideration Of q resolution substituting
July for July as suspension day.
Mr.. Burrows (Mich. objected and the resolu.
ton was referred to the committee on rules
On motion of Mr.. Catchings il was ordered
that when the House adjourn today it be tc
meet on Tuesday next.
THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. Dockery (Mo.) submitted disagreeine
conference report on the District of Columbia
appropriation bill and it was agreed to.
! THE @. A. r. APPROPRIATION.
Mr.. Bynum Qnd.) moved that the conferee.
be instructed to propose and agree to an amend
ment appropriating $4,000, to be paid who'll,
from the revenues of the District, for the prope,
expenses attending the Grand Army encamp
mens at Washington.
Mr.. DeArmond CMo.) moved to lay Mr.. By
NUNS resolution on the table. Lost. Yeas, 50
nays, 100.
The previous question was ordered on Mr.
Bynum's motion. Yeas, ia; nays, q.
Mr.. Bynum's motion was agreed to-yeas, 120
nays, &c.
A further conference was ordered.
THE RIVER AND HARBoa BILL
Mr.. Blanchard Q.a.) submitted the confer
ence report on the river and harbor bill
The previous question on the adoption Of tn,
report was ordered-yeas. 1852; nays, "a.
Mr.. Brett Qnd.) moved a recess until :
o'clock The motion (after q wearisome wal
for quorum) was defeated.
Mr.. Taylor Qll. moved that recess be taker
| until 2:59.
| No quorum voting, public business was sus
pended and the House proceeded to pay suit
able tribute to the memory of the late Senator
Wilson Of Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
THE G. A. r. ENCAMPMENr.
More Posts Have Applied for Quarters a
More Provided For,

| More Posts Have Applied for Quarters and
More Provided For.
During the past week the following G. A. R.
posts have applied to the citizens Grand Army
encampment committee for quarters:
W. A. Jackson Post, No. GA, Albany, N. Y,
IS men.
J. A Haycock Post, No. "a, Calais, Me-, Is
men.
W. s. Thompson Post, No. 1872, Oxford, Pa,
| 80 men.
F. s. Long Post, No. 80, willimantic, Conn,
| 30 men.
Winter Post, No. A, Stafford Springs, Conn,
| so men.
delegation Of 100 men representing posts
from the following towns in Center coun-
ty, Pa: Benefonte, Milesburgh, Howard,
Fleming, Center, Hail, Lemont, Storms
town, Wilhelm and Englesville. Also a
aelesaa noI OF 100 men representing
county; Pa: Tunkhannock Fac:oryviIle, SKIN
ner's, Eddy, Mehoopany, Beaumont, Nicholson
and Auburn; Also delegation Of
lowing towns in Ashtabula county, Ohio:
Creek, East Trumbull, Trumbull, New Lyme,
Orwell. Windsor, n. Sheffield. Kingsvilie, Aus
tinburgh, Pierpont, Andover and Colebrook.
F. Z. Farquhar Post, No. 1852. Detroit. Mich,
100 men; Phil Sheridan Post, No. 4, Reading,
Pa, 40 men; J. B. Mcpherson Post, No. GA,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Is men; Gen. Lyon Post, No.
49, Elgin, Ill, 125 men; Capt. Stenson Post,
No. "a, Goffstown, N. e., SO men; Hartsrfi
Post, No. "A, Rockland. Mass., 40 men; A. b.
Terry Post, No. 800, Amsterdam, n. Y, so mon
J. Brainard Post, No. Ill, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
30 men; 2. Chandler Post, No. IS, South Haven.
Mich, 10 men; Knowlton Post, No. $50, Gaze
novia, N. Y, 40 men.
The following posts have secured quarters
during the past week: Delegations from Yer
mont Of $50 comrades representing the following
posts: Ethan Allen Post, 8, Versennes; d.
BATTERY Post, 8, West Burke; Cambridge Post,
10, Cambridge; Henry Post, q, Chester; o. O.
Howard Post, 80, Ludlow; n. A. Eaton Post
90, Rochester; Sheridan Post, 46. Weston;
R. B. CrandRn Post, Sc. Barre; Hazen
Post, "a, Lowell; Stevens Post. So, Barnet; 1. l..
Clarke Post, 81, Grafton; John A. Logan Post,
80, Ornell, Bixby Post,93, So. Royston Us. Grant
Post, SO, West Randolph, in Slater School
building; Chas. Sumner Post, 101, Groveland
Mass, for IS members, liza Q street north
west.
Jas. A. Garfield Post, &, Covington, KY, for 50
members, 1885 New York avenue northwest;
Ben. Marvin Post, 209, Walton, N. Y, for 40
members, 419 L street northwest; Lieut.. J. H.
Fisher Post, 10l, Marlborough, Pa, for 40 mem
beers; Maj. E. L. Rogers Post, 4S9, Carversville
Pa, for 40 members; Col. Owen Jones Post,
591, Rosemont, Pa, in Briggs School building;
Col. T. B. Housam Post, 309, Chambersburgh,
Pa, for 100 members, in Sumner School build
ing; Ellsworth Post, 19, Baltimore, Md, for Ito
members, In Garrison School building.
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The Beyr.t-r-Horrtr.n Bou,c,a.

This morning, in the Criminal Court,
Justice Cox, the trial Of Frank W. Heygster for
the murder of John F. Horrigsn by shooting
him on 9th near street northwest was re-
sumed. Mr.. Clagett having made his arguments
for the government yesterday, followed by Mr.
Z. b. Hay for the prisoner, Mr. Coleman this
morning made his argument for the defendant,
closing a. 1ls30 O'Clock. District Attorney
Cole inade the concluding argument Cor the
government, speaking about an hour.
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MARRIED.

A. BT, S,I on THURSDAY evening. yuns
DT Randolph II, Nckim. DIR. CHARLks MILTON
BSchANAN and Miss ANNIE MEADE RANDOLPH
.fiELD-KfLLEY. On June ~. lsro, q Detroit.
Mich. FRANK FIELD OF Iowa % Mrs MARY r.
Phelins
q, tai ssIo On WEDNESDAY. June % lse2
Northwest, by the Rev. joel Brown Dr. HENRN C
FISHER. L. s. A.. TO Miss JESSIE Y. NoERh .
nc EsT foi STs11 Jo3 r Tsca
Irenton. n J., TO KAIHARINA e. T. WOLF
coIdis Ev Luih. Church.
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An Austrian Amason Dead.

Correspondence London Daily News.
Our Vienna correspondent writes: 1.-THE Hun
garian papers report the death Of Frau Marie
Hoche, aged sixty-two, who was an 'ober leu
tenant in the Honved army and gained the
medal for bravery on the field Of bsstls. In
1S4S Marie Hoche was eighteen and entered the
Vienna volunteer corps without being recoe.
nized as q woman. She then went to Hungary
and became a Jaeger On the field Of battle
she was promoted to . ieutenancy and deco
rated with the medal, having been badly hurt
in one foot. She became . husssr. and e. such
che was advanced to first lieutenant.
"By mere chance her sex was discovered
shortly afterward, and . major who bad long
had liking for the 'plucky young fellow in his
regiment married her. The wariike couple were
welded by an army chaplain. At Villages the
wife was taken prisoner and . child was born In
the fortress. After the death of the major bis
widow married Lieut. Hoche, whom she also
survived: She was very poor during the last
years Of her life, but Naurus Jockay, the Hum
garian poet, called public notice 10 her and OBJ
tanned some relief for her."
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Emma Poesche has purchased sub lot Is,
square 240 co by 80 feet), on Corcoran street
between 18th and 14th streets northwest Of Ida
NJ. Thompson for $1,000.
G. A. Richardson has bought Of R. A. Pylea
for e6, 500 8 800 feet Of ground on Monroe near
johnson street, Anacostia.
8. Oppenheimer ct al. have purchased sub q,
square 378. IS feet inches ON New York avenue
and "a feet on sth street northwest for cal 900
Of I. C. Bailey ct al.
n. L. Page hns purchased for @1S, sos Of John
=: Wasgaman lots s to -, block Is, Wealey
Heights.
q. 81. Mott has bought Of J. B. Winner for
u, 100 lots Il and 10, square 8, lexington
W. II. Harnsberger has purchased for %, 800
Of 0ecrgianna II. Raybold part 2, square 79s,
fronting 20 feet on Massachusetts avenue be-
tween 1t end I'd streets northwest
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IN THE "BLOODY PENINSULA"

Moro Trouble in That Famous Part Of
Texas.
San ANTONIO, TEX, July 2.-The portion of
Texas 1.-THE Bloody Peninsula is again in q
troubled condition owing to Mexican raids,
and cattle stealing and murder are
again fourishing. Last Tuesday three
Texas rangers captured robber named Duran
and while camping opposite San Antonio settle
ment with their prisoner were attacked by
four Mexican bandits led by Florence Caracaso.
In the fight which ensued the bandit leader was
killed, while his companions fed.
A Texas ranchman named James Windham,
whose brother was then on the Mexican side,
crossed over to notify him before the news Of
the killing would spread. He was arrested by
the Mexicans and he and his brother immured
ct Preside Del Norte, although there is no
charge against them.
Secretary Of State Foster will be applied to
Immediately, and unless the State Department
takes prompt action the ranchmen, who are Or
ganizing, will endeavor to rescue Windham and
his brother.
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THE OMAHA CONVENTION.

Temporary Organization and . Recess
Taken.
OMAHA, July 2.-Mr. Terrill's address in the
convention today was cheered vigorously.
Chairman Taubeneck then introduced as tenn
porary chairman c. H. Ellington of Georgia and
surrendered the gavel to him. j. W. Hayes Of
New Jersey was made temporary secretary, with
c. P. Carpenter of Minnesota and Jesse Pound
stone Of California, assistants.
Mr. Ellington proceeded in a somewhat
labored manner to deliver a ponderous ad-
dress, which was only finished by final
resort to manuscript, to which the speaker
closely and awkwardiy confined himself
The convention began to give evidence of
WEAKNESS and impotence as the long-drawn-out
speech went on. When he came to refer to the
death of the late President Polk of the alliance
he did so feelingly and q somewhat dramatic
rupted by bringing upon the stage a large por-
| trait Of Polk.
At the conclusion of the speech "Sister'
Todd Of Illinois was introduced and received
with loud cheers. She came forward and pre-
sented to the convention gavel carved by
! Mrs. Ben 8. Terrin from the wood Of timber
Vernon.
Sister Todd delivered o ringing address in a
clear, strong voice that penetrated all parts of
the hall and aroused the great audience to q
high pitch Of enthusiasm.
GALL Of The STATEB.
| The states were then called for members of
committee on credentials. It was found that
tho South Carolina delegation had not yet ar
rived. The credentials committee was directed
| to meet at once.
A motion Gas made by delegate from New
Hampshire to take recess until 1870. This
was amended to o'clock.
Before the motion was put it was announced
by Mr.. Vandervoort of Nebraska that there
would be reunion tonight of the blue and
gray, which was received with prolonged cheers
A distribution Of large quantity Of mail was
made to the delegates from the stage and then
the motion for recess till O'Clock this after
noon was put and lost.
A motion was then made to appoint a COM
mittee Of one from each state on permanent or
ganization and one from each state on rules and
the convention at once proceeded to call Of
states to select committees.
RECESS TAKEN
At O'Clock the convention took a recess for
one hour.
JUDGE GREsHAMs ABSOLUTE DEcLINAT1oN.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 2.-In view of the
interest in this city and state and throughout
the country in the possibility of the nomination
Of Judge Walter Q. Gresham for the presidency
by the convention Of the peoples party at
Omaha, and his acceptance Of the honor, the
Ne,rs Yesterday sent the judge the following
dispatch
"Will you say something for publication in
the indianapolis Neacs? Will you accept q
nomination from the Omaha convention II
tendered?'
In reply the Ne,cs this morning received the
following dispatch:
"Orleans, Ind, July 2. The Ecening Ne,os,
Indianapolis: would not accept on any plat
form. w.Q. GRESHAM.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS,

During the quarter ending Thursday Flou,
Inspector Hancock has inspected 1885 barrels
Of hour. Inspections are now optional. The
June quarter inspections since the war have
generally been from 1000 to 5000 barrels
Before the war the June quarter Inspections
ranged from 1900 to 1000 barrels, that Of
the June Of 1860 having been 16, las barrsls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

The Columbia Cycle Club opened their garden
party last evening. 1t was largely attended
Dancing in open air was indnlSed in by those
in attendance. At 1890 the party returned to
the clubs new house and enjoyed the music,
both vocal and instrumental. There viii be an
additional attraction tonight. MIR. Harry Ward
will be in attendance and VIII give those present
an opportunity to enjoy his trick riding.
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THE POLICE COURT JURY
Discharged for the Term--Presentatious to
the Judge and Clerk.

The jury in the Police Court were discharged
for the term this morning by Judge Miller,
who briefly thanked its members for the good
done by them. Mr.. James Lansburgh, on
behalf OF the jury, then stepped for
ward, and, in a few very happily framed
words. presented Judge Miller with an elegant
onyx clock as a mark of the great respect
entertained by the jury for the court. The
jury, said Mr.. Lansburgh, deeply APP
preciated the consideration always shown
them and were deeply gratifed TO learn
that they had SO well succeeded in their lsbors.
Clerk Harper was presented with a handsome
gold-mounsed umbrella and Marshal Bolts and
Crier Howe with purses. The responses of the
recipients were in the same happy frame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
Hope to Eject q Reunion

QUEENSTOWN, July 2.-The three members Of
the Irish-American commission, who were pas
sengers on the Inman line steamer City Of Chi
cago. have arrived here. They say they ex-
pect to have an early conference with the lead
ers of the Parnellites and anti-Parnellites. and
that they are hopeful Of effecting Q reunion Of
the two rival factions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
CRESPO BEATEN.

Minister Bolet Peraza Has News to That
Effect.
NEW YORK, July minister Bolet Peraza
has received the following cable from his gov
ment:
"Gen. Bolet Peraza, Minister Of Venezuela.
Washington, D. c.:
"Crespo has been totally defeated.
CSignedD ''SARRIA, Secretary Of War"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

DIosY, N. g., July A-Ths dnsis scul rsos
here yesterday for the championship AZ the
maritime province, IN which Dalton
and Ross Of st. John and Louis Lovett
Of Halifax entered, resulted IN Loveta
An accidental foul occurred at TIE turn between
Dalton and Lovett, BY which ths shs,l Of the
former was rendered leaky. Dalton waS TO
leave for Boston 10 row In The Fourth a July
regatta, otherwise ths raos would have bssn
pulled over again.
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Stole His Life's ssvinss.

EAsrPoRT, Me-, July 2-Thursday evening
two men called at John Black's farm house near
Lubec and bound and gagged Black and his
daughter, who tried to assigt him. They then
took $3 ,000 the life savings Of the farmer, and
departed. There ID no clue to the robbers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
Stevenson to ADJ wise Graduates,

9
Columns, ONO, July 2.-Adlai E. Steven
son, democratic candidate for Vice President,
viii deliver the address 70 the graduating class
at the Ohio Normal school at Ada July q.
President H. 8. Sehr Of the Normal School has
Just returned from Bloomington, H., where he
went bearing letter from his old friend, Sem
otor Brice, with the above result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

Ilr1IR DAuoxrEa Of Ma Todd, Mo. 1000
New Hampshire svenue northvost, wns run
Over ny hcsss md buggy yssterdsv snd
slfgbHly i1iurGa
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THAT @. A. r. APPROXIMATION.
Again . Disagresment on the Part q the
Coufefeea.

RESOLUTION FIxINo TIE AMOUNT AT e75 900
AND PROVIDING THAT II SHOULD Bk TAKEN
ENTIRELY FROM TIE DlsTaIcr nxvENuEs
PASSES TIE HOUSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

TEE annual camp meeting Of ths Benning
n. z. Church opensd today N Laey's Grove.
Services were conducted By H pastor. Rev. A
Young.
YEs1xlDAY IT, Court IN General Term -
pointed W. p. Williamson unitsd 6tatss Con-
miaaionee and exnminsr tn chancsgy.
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Great SALE
REMNANTS.

REMNANTS
asfER CENT OFF FOR CASE
SINCE OUR SALE AT A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER
CENT OFF FOR CASH WE HAVE ACCOUNT
LATED AN UNUSUALLY LARGE LOT OF REM
NANTS. AND AS WE WISH TO MAKE A CLEAN
SWEEP OF THEM WE WILL, UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE. MAKE A REDUCTION on ALL REM
NANTS OF TFESTEFIVE PER CENT FOR
CASH EACH REMNANT WILL BE FOUND
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. AND THE PRICE
AND QUANTITY ON EACH PIECE
OUR USUAL DISCOUNT on ALL OTHER GOODS
WILL CONTINUE TILL FURTHER yOTICE
". IL SINISTER SONS
.ecs 80 PENN. AVE
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Premature Explosion Of Fireworks,

IsplAxAroIas, Isp:, July "A special to the
Nevs from Reckley, Ind. says: A terrific ex-
night. Three hundred dollars Of fireworks
were stored In Wyandotte Hall awaiting the
Fourth Of July. In some unknown manner the
material exploded and the boilding was COM
plstsly wrecked, entailing . loss Of q, 500 to
$4,000. Two boys named Jones' and Rsiser
Wsrs horribly injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
AYERS HAIR V1eon

ArER.s HAR Vreon
Restores faded. thin and srsy hair to its original
color texture and abundance; preventsit from fall
ing out checks tendency to badness and promotes
new and vigorous growth clean. safe, elegant and
economical hair dressing
EVERYWHERE POPULAR
mine months after having the typhoid fever my
head perfectly bald induced to try Ayers
Hair vigor and before had used half bottle the
besanto grow Two more bottles brought out good
bead of hair ever had. On my Recommendation
my brother William Craig made of Ayers Hair
visor with the game good results r-Stephen Craig.
Sa2 Charlotte st., Philadelphia, Pa
AYERS HAIR vIGoR.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY Druggists Everywhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

Thomas h. Hall has purchased for e5 $50 Of
feet on 9Th between q and B streets northwest,
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MrRrIY
A MATTER OF CHOICE
BENJAMIN HARR1soS.
wHITELAW REID.
GRnrER C1EyE1Asn

A f. STEVENSON.
These the tickets presented by the two great po
ut.cal parties Of these United States
Which shall il BET
Now. don't ask me,
Because might make q mistake and Q political
mistake means political death, therefore We eschsv
politics and stick to business. We sell
CLOTHING FoR MEN.
And whether the customer be Q republican, demo-
graf. prohibtionist . third party man trest
him as man and brother, giving him full value for
whatever amount of money IL please him to
In our wares Business and politics-like oil and
water
Wosr Nix.
And that's the reason Why take ours straight"
and give 10 to You straight"
Our Sack and Cutavay Suits of Clothes for men AZ
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Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHEs the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS, AI4LAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND COLIC and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHGA. Sold by druggists in every part OF the
world Be sure and ask for Mira WINDOWS Sooth-
fns Syrup" and take other kind 20 cents bottle
d31-1y
DROMPT RELIEF IN SICK HEADACHE. D1ZZI-
Il ness. nauses. constipation. pain in the side.
CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
II AIDES
IL Needing q tonic children that want building mp
should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
II fs pleasant to take. Malaria, Indigestion
and Biliousness- All dealers keep it,
DILIOUsNESs, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER,
Die. cured Nerve and Liver Pills, 30 doses 25c
Samples free. SCHILLER STEVENS,
oh 81. and Pa. ave.
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No Official Notice Received.
Neither the State Department nor the Navy
Department has received any communications
from the Boring sea fleet in regard to reported
captures Of poaching sealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

reason WY We tRKe ours 8Sr41RnS
you straight.
i GETAWAY Suits of Clothes for men al
are straight" in every particular-
quality. make. finish and ft- 1t 10
laughzble to see how hard the Odds and
Ends men are striving to reach US With
their faded. shop-worn, musty stun.
but they can't do 1t, youknow." The
people are wise. They know . hawk
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$3.50

IIUll utuu SLW.
Are figures which represent a vol
ume Of matter fashioned to 1T the
human form. whatever its develop
menr. be ft symmetrical or other
wise. Lean. long and lank, short,
etubby and stout specimens are
dressed and draped as gracefully as
the perfectos Of society--the recog-
nized Apolios of the avenue.
Nor are we unmindful of the BIG
suits for them Of all sizes. from
strictly all wool, at
IS. %, %. 10. e.. $3.50.
Neither are the Short Pants prc
ocribed- Suits for them also, sizes 4
81 so. d. 40. -, -. 2o
In line with these are
NEWS PANTALOON
Such as you have never before seen
see aSain-Qualtty, make and pr.I
%. Cd 20. IS, s5. s.
Are the regular prices of the Pants
Offer vOs1 txl1av at
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THE PEOPLES PARTY
CONTINUED from First Pdse.)

brotherhood Of man has stirred the hearts OF
the people to their uttermost depths. have
just returned from the Pacific coast, where
found thousands Of men who have the same
motto as you men south and east-sEqual
rights 70 all and special privileges for none.
Then followed Ben Colvin of Michigan and a
dozen other speakers. The occasion became q
veritable love FEAST
THE OMAHA CONVENTION.
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$1,000,
$3.50,
$3.50

SILVER and shake You surely shall
From capital to pedeeai.
Provided spider web weaves will produce such u
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