Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22


PECULIAR FEATURES OF THE BILL INTRODUCED
IN THE SENATE FOR ITS INCORPORATION.
The bill to incorporate the Homestead Saw
ings Bank, of Washington, d. c., introduced in
the Senate by Mr.. Faulkner, names as incor-
porators E. Kurtz johnson, E. G. Davis, G. W.
Clark, L. @. Washington. c. c. Clements, Jas
H. Hopkins. James G. Berret and ]. W. Bote-
ler, on whom the customary powers are be-
slowed. The capital stock of the institution is
fixed at S100, 900, divided into shares Of 500
each. which may, however, in a manner pro-
vided, be increased to $500 each. The bank is
authorized to invest its capital stock in the
funded debt created or to be created by the
United States, by any state, or by the District
OF Columbia, in bonds, mortgages, deeds Of
trust, ground-rents and other securities.
Section seven of the bill says that it shall be
lawful for any court, with the consent of the
management of the bank, to appoint its trustee,
assignee, guardian Of minor, committee of a
lunatic, or receiver, and allow it like compen-
sation for the execution Of such trusts as would
be allowed to individuals for performing the
same service, and no bond shall be required Of
the institution in such cases. but it shall be lia-
BILE to the same extent as individuals, trustees.
&C., are liable. The institution also has au-
thority to guarantee the fidelity of indi-
oduas .,u.s employed 9Ss i'm IN position: Of prof.
to be lawful for any married woman or minor
to deposit money in said bank in her or his own
name, or in the name of third person a. trus-
tee. and the same shall be for the sole use and
benefit Of such depostor, free from all claims
OF the husband of such married woman, or the
parents of such minor, or of the creditors of
such husband or parent It will also be lawful
for any married woman TO contract with said
bank for the purchase or lease of lot Of ground
or the erection, purchase, or lease Of house.
To Squelch the Carpet Baggers.
ONE THING SOUTHERN REPUBLIcANs m TIE
HOUSE ARE DETERMINED TO DO.
1t may be definitely stated that the commit
tee Of southern republicans Of the House viii
not present any name to Mr.. Harrison for cabi-
net appointment.
They viii merely urge the desirability Of
some southern man going into the cabinet.
There Il one thing they are going TO under
party in. the south. They want to elimi-
nate the csrpetbaggefs from the
party; or, a. one Of the members
put 1t, In conversation with 6rAR reporter to-
day, "turn down" the men who hang about
licans. They believe the success Of the party
depends upon their ability 10 clear away
the suspicion that the men who went
south just ct the close of the var merely 10 get
what they could out Of Il, and have never had
any symp.tny with the people, ere 70 Be q Tie
"what We want" said TN srAn's inform
ant "is to get men who oan be ~
pubEicans without ceasing TO Be south
ern men-men who can advance The
principles, retaining the respect of their peo-
PIE and remaining IN sympathy with them
We want those msn who think with ~ 10 b
able 70 work with N We want 70 make con-
verts smeng The best pscpls IN The south and
An attempt has been mAds 70 blov ID ~