Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-23

|N ANgA3EaEVlM y to be an occultist.
PMI pMvyI> I have located my
! VM lN < sixth sense. l have
4 WlN Il MN\\ obtained the meas
WWN y ~ ure of the fourth di-
mension. 1 know the
potentialities Of the Illuminatis breath,
and 1 have a magnetic eye right with me
not perfectly developed, to be sure, put
still not so bad for beginning. DO evil
spirits modest you, l know the fire and the
Incarnation that will dispense them. Are
the currents of your being disordered, with
in me I possess the power to harmonic
you through and through.
Some Examples.
Have YOU ever heard doctors of the old,
| blue-mass, castor oil, quinine school Of
| medicine accused Of being anything but
| grossly material in their beliefs and abso-
lutely practical in their methods? 1 guess
not. You can fancy, then, that when late
| ly witnessed two of the most conservative
best-known doctors in town hobnobbing
with an astrclo ger terms of perfect in
tellectual equality it occurred to me that
| l might also approach the astrologers re-
| specially without prejudice to reputation
| for horse sense and a sound mind.
Then, besides this, l want to recall TO
| your notice how current events at the
| capital are day after day producing testl-
|
| astrology than Herbert Spencer, Felix
Adler or any nationalist, perhaps, has
| dreamed of.
AS you may know. three weeks after the
| Inauguration Of President Cleveland an
| astrologer registered at the Congressional
| Library a horo scope he had cast OF the
| forthcoming administration rms moro
| scope, Numerically opposed to the prom
| Use of glory with which the administrator
| opened, was as follows:
AT the moment when Grover Cleveland
| took the oath Of office the celestial solStl-
| tial sign Cancer, which the moon rules,
| was rising in the eastern horizon, and the
| four cardinal points occupied by movable
| signs.
What the Stars Tell.
This is an evil testimony for the stabil-
| ity and endurance of the democratic party,
| ard is an equally bad testimony for the
| policy of the administration. Hence, the
| course Of events will be singularly marked
| with serious and conflicting elements of I'M
| certainty with regard to the methods which
| will be observed in great many instances.
| The Presidents judgment in many cases
| will be decidedly at variance with the pol
F.! icy which the public will expect to emanate
| from the head Of the democratic party,
which will be the cause of producing some
extremely unpleasant conditions and sharp
criticisms. and he will have a far more
troublesome, annoying. disappointing and
President has had since Lincoln. This is
owing to the moon his ruling planet being
in close conjunction with the malignant
Saturn in the lower quadrant of the horo-
scope
THE sign Leo. which the sun rules, de-
notes the wealth of the nation. What are
the prospects? Not favorable, for the sun
is cadent, out of all dlsnities, and in no
aspect with either Jupiter or Venus to
promise wealth. The moon also is in evil
aspect with Saturn.
During Cleveand's incumbency there
will be discovered some startling mischief
or some fearful calamity, something en-
| tirey out of the general run of affairs in
connection with some Of our public build
interested. This predic ton is based on the
position of Uranus in the fourth house,
Uranus having ever been held to signify
odd end entirely unexpected calamities.
THE navy will be increased by decided
measures. Jupiter, the ruler Of the sixth
house, placed powerfully In Aries, the
house of Mars, and Jupiter. ruler Of the
fiery triplicity, being ruled in turn by
Mars, who Is deitied as the god Of war,
promises the best ard most powerful navy
afloat.
"As for Cleveland personally, the House
Of Congress will not be very kindly dis
ton Of Mars on the cusp of the eleventh
house, and just when he thinks he can
fully rely on his friends therein for sup
port there is an extreme liability of their
falling him and sc creating unlocked for
disaster to the administration. However,
in spite of all these evil indications, he will
somehow carry an element of success with
him and this will pull him through until
near the close.
What Was Predicted.
But in 1895 the clouds begin to lower.
This will be an extremely disastrous period
affairs go wrong, personal friends prove
false. treachery and disappointment show
their gaunt and haggard features in
every corner, and trouble boils the kettle.
But the most disastrous time of the whole
will eventuate in 1896, and the close Of his
term will witness the most startling
changes in the political history OF the
United States
1.-THE Indications point to an entirely
new party; the formation of new prn-
ciples, new men and new ideas, which will
lead to the RELOCATION Of the democratic
party to the black forest of oblivion. The
Cleveland administration enters with a
blare of trumpets and blaze of glory, but
will depart under a cloud of sinister con-
ditions, and at that eventful time the fol-
| lowing prediction will be verifed-The
democratic party will fail to elect its can
didate in 1896 If it places one in the field"
The notification of this prophecy is doubt
less too familiar to every one for me to
need to recount history to sustain it. How
ever let us see.
For the fearful calamity" foretold con-
! corning a public building we have had the
Ford's Theater disaster. The prediction of
an increase Of the navy is made reason
able by the decision Of the House last
Wednesday to provide for three new battle
ships. The lack Of harmony foreseen be-
tween President Cleveland and the public
| and Congress is written down an estab
| lished fact in the reception Of the Presi-
dents Hawaiian policy. The passage of
an anti-administration tariff BILL the de-
| feat of the Carlisle currency bill, of the
revised Carlisle currency bill, and of the
gold-paying bond bill; while in support Of
| the prediction concerning the nations
wealth and the forecast Of clouds for 1895.
we have a bankrupt treasury and three
successive issues Of bonds.
The Modern AstrOlOger.
Thus, impelled rot by woman's consti-
| tutional veneration of the superstitious,
but by the masculine force Of cold political
| history In relation to horoscopes, I took off
my theater hat before the astrologer, who
| has further enlightened me concerning the
| future of political events.
At first sight 1 confess to a disappoint-
ment in this r-r-real astrologer. Hung en-
| the walls Of my mind is an Egyptian
| chrome of an astrologer who sits forever
| on roof, grand, gloomy and peculiar