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.UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ikUSTEES' SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON D
SIKEEr SOUTH UEIMEEN SOIIIH GAPITNL

iRCSTEES' SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON d
SIkLEr SOUTH DETMEEN SOUTH CAPITOL
STREET AND FIRST STREET MEST
Under AID by virtue of decd of trust recorded in
Libur No. l1JS fuo 3D. one Of the Land Records OF
the District of Columbia, undersigned Trustees
Will sell nj public auction trout Of the premises
October. 1880. At HALF-PASr -FOUR O'CLOCK
i. part OF original Lot Thirteen u) in square
ton said pat Of lot being the east 20
BIZ a depth OF 30 feet
Terms of sale one half Of purchase money TO be
Paid in cash and residue IN twelve % months with
interest at SIX tO) per cent Per annun for which pur
chaser to give note secured by deed Of
trust ON the sold or al cash. at the option Of
in ten O) days from the day OF tho Irustees re-
serve the Tight TO resell ut rsk of
Adep, sit OF 500 will be required when I'D acceitcd
" u: WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
W. L EDNONSTON, Trustee
J o7-oo Ofice 90 9th o. NV
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ATTORNEYS.

NDREw A. LIPsCOMD, ATTORNEY Ar LAW
"A date Assistant u +. District Attorney, second
floor endall building, opposite City Hall. s24-lm
INUGENE L. ARNOLD.
Il Attorney AID Counsellor at Law,
4oS Louisiana ave
Opposite City Hall. au2l-3m
(,AhPBELI. CARkINGToN, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW
~ Webster LAW LIilding. SO5 81. IA w.. asuiugt ton
u. q. hcsidence. ls0l q st NV. 40
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A HoUsEKEEPER's FIRST DUTY TO HER
FAMILY Is TO MAKE EACH MEMBER
| GOOD AND HAPPY
By ADDING LITTLE COMFORTS SHE WILL
MAKE THE
F7RESIDB 4 TTRACTTVB
AND HAPPINESS WILL FOLLOW.
ToATTAIN TIE SIMPLE QUALITIES OF NEAT
NESS. cHEERINEss AND COMFORT REQUIRES
But A FEW DOLLARS. A LITTLE TASTE AND
LESS LABOR
FOR THIS ONE END HAS DUB
EQUITABLE
SYSTEM BEEN DEVISED.
AND THE BURDENS WHICH ONCE WEIGHED
LIKE MOUNTAINS WE WILL SHARE WITH YOU
b. OURSELVES BEARING
:: =: + 4, ::
OF 1T
MONTH TO MONTH
WITHOUT ONE CENT OF ADDITIONAL
COST TO YOU.
OUR CONFIDENCE IN YOUR FIDELITY IS SUCH
AS TO JUSTIFY US IN PRoFFERISa YOU ANY
TERMS THAT YOUR
CIRCUMSTANCES MAY NECESSI7AT TIE
OUR COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
WE CHEERFULLY OFFER YOU UPON
CREDIT,
ENABLING YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
COMFORTS WHICH, HERETOFORE. NONE
BUT THE WEALTHY KNEW.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES
OF. e21 AND 0a3 9TH ST. AND 0a7 AND eao
au3o-4m MASS AVE NV.
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I Z N,
A number of Draft and Driving Horses.
New and Second-ha Vehicles OF every desc
tiOO N il;
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioncers


SALE e TsfrE ISE PssPPSf
ssHRs 6NT Ss Nf GH s4srf Hill HsSITd
ssias Fl Fnss deed sissH a Vi XII ss
1890. AT QUAKrER TO FIVE O'CLOCK. in front
. lois 8, o AND 10. BLOCK 5,
each 10. consn6a sSon Of SNE
These los spcndidy situated on Meridian Hill.
are stuated among the best in that subdivision and
ioT rd building 1 sites cannot be SURPASSED
notes 70 bear per cent interest payable semi an
trust premises sold or eli cash. option Of pur-
deposit of o3 on as ss o al ns cost sale
otins 10 DC com,lied with IN ten days otherwise
III some newspaper published in " Washington, DC.
olo-dkds E SHNf pB BfkNi Trustees.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
A HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE CITY
~. AT ACTION; ,..o,,,,,,
TENTH, $50, AT THRLE O'CLOCK. on the prem.
ises shall sell valuable Farm OF about lO2 acres
Clarkc's and White Uaxs. about miles from the city
hes BEAUTIFULLY, is timely wooded. soil ne anu is VOL
Terms: One-haif cash. balance in ono and two years.
trust, or III cash, ut option OF purchaser all convoy
ahcins and recording At purchasers cost. 500 de-
odds 1'' - ' THOMAS ASH bovine. Auc,onccr.
r2NkUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE, NUMBER I45 NJ STREET
NORTHWEST. IN WAsHlNGTGH CITY,
Under decree of the supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia. PASSED in equity No 12,GIO ICLani-
bhh vs. hatsonj. ! will sell at pubic auction, on
THURSDAY the SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1890. at HALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in front
Of the said premises part of Lot nunbe go,
Spuarr numbered five hundred thirteen 90 par
ticuary described III SAID suit, and having of
twenty t2O) feet on NJ street north and running
back one hundred and eight 0S) feet and eight and
e-Lalf tSV) inches, and being improved ny a two
story, six room Trick Dwelling House, No. 445 NJ St
Terms Of sale One-third cash and third in ore
year and one-th:rd two years, with interest from
day of sale; all cash if desifed DEPOSIT Of 600
viii be required on day Of sale. Terms to be COMPLIED
with IN iii teen days and ali conveyaci;g ut the
cost of tho purchaser.
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
- 800 9TH St n W.
RAICllFEE, DhRR Co, Aucts. o4-eO&ds
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A SECRET ABOUT FISE DRESS GOODS
N vii exposed through The star in ten days. il
VIII surp the ladies' We advise you ~ wait Will
Your purchases. ol:j-0t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANr


VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovrp PROP.
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER sEVENTEENTII lSad a,
fOUh O'CLOCK. in front of the premises. shall sell
parts OF LOIS ls4 lp5 and 1876 boalrs Addition 10
Georgetown. Property fronts 60 feet West or 4
street by depth OF 90 feet improved follows No
SofS Is nine room Frame and 3044 a EricS Resi-
aence containing rooms oath and cellar both hay.
ing modern improvements. The unimrroved piece Il
feet. Va ~
Ier;ns-cne-third cash. the residue in SIX twelve
ana eighteen mouths. with notes bearing and
secured ny deed OF trust on the property sold All
and recording At purchasers cost slOO
uei osit on each piece al time Of sale. olO-lts
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE. ON n
STREET SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST SHEETS wEST
under and by virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
Liber No {33. al folio 2S7. of the laud records
OF the District Of Columbia the Gndersigned trustees
Will sell al public auction the PREMISES
on NtDNESDAf the TWENTY SECOND DAY OF
SCIOBEh. 1870. ct 4UAhTEh Or FINE O'CLOC X
I'M, part OF original lot thirteen q - square six
hundred and thirty i've t63I the City of sshn,.
adjoining TIL, west 20 feet front of said lot.
Terms OF sale: One-haf Of purchase money 10 he
laid IN cash and residue IA twelve Il.) months with
interest al Sax I'D PER cent annun for which lur.
CHASER Is 20 give promssory note, secured by deed
TRUST ON TIE property cold, OF All cash at the
the purchaser.
III terms Of sale not complied with in ten 40,
days from tie dy Of sale, the reserve the
f'ci 10 resell nj iss OF dcfaulting purchaser de-
posit OF SUI VIII bS required when hil accepted.
G. Il. hILLIh MSOS, Trustee.
49,, W. l.. EDMoNsTON, Trustee,
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BICYCLES,

DICYCLES-LoOk AT IHE CUT IN PRICES.
ID We have recently purchased the entire stock OF
L iarre bicycle house and are prepared the
machines ut the following extremely prices Cor
cash: Iush Safety, FORMER price D. $50;
bearing Crescent former price $50, now $40: Plain
bearing Crescent former price SO, 900: Ladies'
Juno, former price $50, 500; Ball-bearing
Junior. for boys girls, ioylier price TO- now $40:
bearing Junior, for boys girls former Jrlce
So, nov $50. REMAINDER. THESE AXE ALL
NEW MACHINES. Call ana them.
Clio. ). A1NATER & Co,
s26-:Sm 1f24-2O Pcnnsy lyania ave. wv,
CMl1H'S WHEELEKIES,
- CYCLING RINK, gel II ST NV, NEAR 9TH
LADlES' O-t GEMS llding guaranteed. 81
GENERAL CYCLE DEALERS.
SALES ROOM. cox. 9TH AND r., will be removed
10 81 Nv MllEi IEl;IES'' aitor October I. h1-4m
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T2NkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVES
II REAL ESIAIE, NUMBER i4o III STREE
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
fNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucrioncer
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, SEVERAL FINE PIANOS, MIRltORS.
one HUNDRED OLEOGRApHS AND AUTO
TYPES, HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGUlES AND
WAGONS.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH, 1890,
at TEN O'CLOCK, within and i'll front OF my auction
rooms shall sell large collection Of household
effects.
Two Superior Pianos and five French Plate Mantel
anu Pier Mirrors.
ALSO,
AT TWELN l. O'CLOCK,
ono bay Horse, five years old; sound; threc quarter
thoroughbred; rcdglee Will be shown.
Road Cart and harness.
ALSO,
AT TWEI.t Il O'CLOCK,
A handsome Tony Cart and Harness 10 very COM
plote turlout)
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
number of Draft and Driving Horses.
New and Second hand Vehicles OF every dcscrip-
ton. ol6-.t
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. DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,

r6NUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
Il PiHbVGD PROPERTY ON TIE NOHTHEAS I
COkNfK Oh EIGHTEENTH STREET AND
ORIG n ANENUr.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded in lier
Ifl.. folo DID It stG., and q: the request the
party secured thereby, viii offer for e In front
OF the prcmls =, on FiiDAl. InE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY or OCTOBER lS.DG at FIVE,
O'CLOCK IN, the foowin--lc,ci1bed property in
the city Washington. District Columbia, to W.T.:
Lot numbered one hundred and sixteen 81 % III W. o.
Doni on suDl vsion of lots in square mum
berrd.Unc hundred ana EIty-two ll.I2t.
Texans third cash and the balance in ono
ID and two 60 years with interest at the of six
90 per cciItul Ier auiIm, payable seLIi-auailaly
ana secure. y deed ot the property sold.
I'll cash. the option VI the purchaser deIosit
Of 90 will be required. Terms bc complied wi In
III ID days or the property will be resod the risk
and c'st VI the flul ing purchaser after five DAYS
advertisement i'll the t.yeuilg Star.
RLDtOID ". WALKER, Trustee.
tIEOtGE III. BALDWIN, Trustee
GEO ". STICKNEY, Auct., 9:s6 ST. OLE -eoSds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

VNHE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS CON
- TANNED IN STORE 90s SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST. WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
COMMENCING THURSDAY. OCTOBER SIX
TENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK, AND CONTINUE
DAILY UNTIL DISPOSED OF
The stocs consists in part follows: silks velvets
flns Dress Goods. Linens. Cloaks Furs Cloth. Flan-
nels besides full line % Underwear Notions and
House6eepine Goods, usually found In frst-class
or sccoant OF removal to PA 9TH street northwest
caily invited
olflot FOLEY. Auctioneer.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionecr
SUPERB COLLECTION OF PALMS AND OTHER
DECORATIVE PLANTS. ROSES AND EVER
GREENS AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER IL, ut Ten O'CLOCK. I
shall sell at my sales from the extensive nur
sery OF N Studer Of Anacostia D. IN immense lot Of
me grown Palms, Ferns and other Plants for house
decoration or Planting out They include Corryrha
Austraiis one Of the most hardy OF Palms the eie-
sant Scaforthia, Arees Lutesceas Iantana Borbonca
tina other ralms Among the great variety Of Ferns
there are fine specimens of the beautiful Nephrolepis
d. Fureans and others Also Cratons Draeencas and
many others. Also excellent assortment Of hardy
anu kvr-bloominS Roses aud other hardy Plants aud
LVergreens for fall planting Parties wishing to deco
rate their homes places Of or to plant their
sardcns lawns or summer residences will do well
attend this sale, will 10 the opportunity Of the
season. ol4-3t
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The Golden Cross.

Anacostia Commandery. No. 423, U.OG.C.,
held its regular meeting last evening at Gray's
Hall, Noble Commander George F. Pyles pre-
siding. Applications for membership from
Hugh A. Morrison and George L. Richie wcre
presented by Sir Knight Putnam. and from
John ii. ODonnell and Mrs. Anna ID. ODon-
nell by Sir knight Watson. This commaudery
now numbers 46, and expects to double its
number and occupy Its new hall before its first
anniversary. which will occur on the 18th of
January next
Oscar J. Dunn Camp No. 29I. Sons OF yete-
rans OF Springfield, Ill. an organization OF
young negroes. has been suspended for VIOLA
ton Of the constitution. The oIense OF the
camp consisted in turning out Oh Saturday
night last in uniform and under arms 10 IA ko
part in the Cullom meeting
Col Elliott +. Shepard has been suspended
for ten days from the Union League Club for
publishing in the New York Nal and Erp,rss
secrets of the club, particularly in printing
the names of members Of the elup VINO were
- arrears for dues.
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~ ATCLlFFE, DARli a Co. Auctioneers
4S go Pa n.w.

ON lkOapECT sT!EEr BETWLEN THIKTY-
sIXENTH MAhKEN) STREET. IN GEOHUE-
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH, AT
BALF-PASr fOtH O'CLOCK PM. will sell in
..0'' - LOT NUMBERED 80
~ BLOCK ,iilt XVI OK SoUAkE NUMbERED 3d. IN
Prospect street with a dep.n o. 10 feet '''' W
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; b. aEce and two
cash, at purchasers option, DEPOSIT Of 500 re
len days Otherwise the Trustee leserves the right to
resell the property at the risk Ind st OF tho default
rcs..e Ali ccnveyacin and recording at purchas .
er,s cost elias; ELLIOT; 3L4 st. NV,
oIl-a&d' AAiClIffE. DARli " co. Aucts
's'Au,s rEL$ IN SALE OF yALUABLE iMpRvxED
Mh lAi SEh @nENInaGHIbEtf SV sR
0iSTANCE FROM THE hoCKViLLE TURN
BY virtue of certain DEGREES of tine Circuit Court
Montgomery county, Maryland. sitting equity
court passed IN cause No. 14.. wherein Laura v Cow
linS aud others laiants and Dlalice Cowling
and Others are defendants We, the undersigned trus-
sss OH HE f. Gay
OF OCTOBER, \. ID. 1880. at fUaR O'CLOCK PM,
county. Maryland. whereof the ia:v Atwei! CowIins
d4ed sezed and Possessed. containing about 06 acres
hioIe or less, more particularly mentioned and de-
scribed III tiic proceedings IN s.ii with the i'm
ProvelnelS thereon, consisting vi . large iraiae
dwelling house, barn and outbuidings.
Terms OF sale Ohe-third OF tho purchase money to
by The said court. tho balance IN Two equal Install
meiIts in one and two from the date sale; said
deferred Payments bear interest from the date of
sale and to be secured by tho gle rs pur-
chaser or purchasers, With surety sureties be
approved Dy The said trustees. ali cash option
OF the Lurchaser or purehasers. The little to DC
tanned by the trustees nntl lu payment OF tue pur
chhse money. All conveyancuE and recording the
cost Of the purchr or purchasers $500 deposit
CURED ~ the time tho property Is knocked down.
CHAIN BROWN,
ANDREW b. DUfAII. Afussees.
453 La ave. NV,
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctA
o4. 79.l1.l4. 16. 1921. 23. "a
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FUTURE DAYS.
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpROvED
S.PEOPkkIY SITUATED Al 1HE CORNER OF
IMENlY-SECOND AND ID STREETS NOKTH-

{ NHANCERY SALE OF INVALUABLE UNIMPROvED
N.PEOPkkIY SITUATED Al HE COkNER OF
nMENl Y-SECoND AND STREETS NOKTH-
BY virtue and in pursuance of decree passed in the
cause OF Si. ah Hindman Meredith ct al. vs. Joseph
Nicholson Iarnry ct al, being cause No. l2,.:S3 IN
equity in the Court the District OF 90
lunbia, shall, us trustee. on WEDNESDAY,, The
FIFE DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID, 1880 AT
ii ALF-PAST FOUR OCLOCk L. NJ, IN front of the
premises offer for sale at pubic auction the following
real estate: All that piece parcel Of ground
TN i being IN the city OF Washington and known and
deslEnatcd on the ground plat plan thereof rs loi
number three t) il squar. number eighty three (S|
IN the city OF Washington, in the DlsIIic Column
bla sal tot being situated the Twenty
second (.I and streets n;.r.h west, bang the
prof. erty conveyed by Benjamin StoGdard William
Eindlnan by decd. dated january sixteenth u6I.
eighteen hundred aud seven ilSU7.)
Ietms OF sale: One third IA purchase money cash
balance IN two co equal nsallnents twelve a -
and eighteen lHJ months with interest 90 PER
centuIn per unhum from day of sGle. notes pl.r-
chaser :or deferred payments to be ryen secur, by
deed OF trust on tie property, all cash. at option
OF Tie purchaser or purchasers. Terms must be
piled Win wltiI.l seven Gays from day Of sale. Two
hundred s tUUI dollars deposit must Be made when
the properly il Knocked down. All convey aucng a,
putchaser cost.
HENRY WISE GARRETT, Trustee.
4lU 9th 81 NV.
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WALTLRB b. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auctionocrs.

w ALiLh H. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Auctioneers.
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE. UPHOLSTERED IN
MILTON RUGS, NEARLY NEW; CHELRY CEN
IEh TAlLkS, WALNUT CHAMBER SUlIE-,
COUCHES. EASY CHAIR, ANTIQUE OAK
CHAMBER SUITES, WALNUT SIDEBOAhDS
DINlNG Oh &IkS: EXTEASJON TABLES. HAIl
AND HUSH AlIhESSES. SPRINGS, WALNUT
BOOK CASES. HEATING AND OTHER STOVES
ALSO
30 BODY BRUISED, INGRAM AND OTHER CAR
PElS
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall sell at salesroou, corner
1O;h st. and Penusy wanna general assert
me ut of housekeeping articles.
Terms: Cash. WALL Err Il. WILLIAMS l. CO.,
olO-2t Auctioueers.
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DENTISTRY.

1SREE DENTAL lNFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted without chare except
cost OF material ut l32I st. W., Dental Depart
nIeit OF the Columbian University, from 4 10 5 u IN
daily, kept SUNDAY. E1traction free. ln1r1nary
open from October . to June 80. $40
hM STARR PARSONS: DENTIST, 9TH ST.. COR
~ En.w.-tirst-class filings inserted. Application
"a gums prevents pain exIracting All bapches Of
Dentists,. AT present location yearsL nlnl7
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4 AIDES.
~ FOR NOVELTIES ~ DRESS
would advise wait The secret will be exposed
lii ton days through The star ol3-6t
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

WEBSTERS INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY.
new DOCK from cover 70 cover. The work OF ten
years. Editorial staff of not less than % persona
Cost more than s3uo.o0O for editing. illustrating
type setting aud electrotypins. This superb volume
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PROFESSIONAL

1TADAM PARKE, THE CELEBRATED GLAZE
w voyant and healing Medium. Dorn with a cauI
reveals everything.
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Ma ME DRiAMER, TnE ONLY WONDERFUL
w GIFTED English and German AstrologcI the ci y
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On sunday from lU al 10 $50 pm. 4l0A 9TH u. W.
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VIII cduI las wohGeiul healing power. DIVES names
:lu lucky oates. Doat iai. 10 tbs lazy Rooiu
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NVALTEE b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioncers.
ONE LARGE BAY HORSE, COUPE ROCKAwAY,
ONE SURKLY AND HARNESS at AUCTION.
On SATU hDAI. OCTOBER EIGHTEENIH. at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM, shall soil in front our
sallsrOon one large Bay Horse, kind and gentle ono
Coupe kockaway, one surrey and set OF fairness IN
good Coudit OF, ~ be sold the hhcs bidder the
owner having no fui Their use tor them.
1erlns: Cash. WALrE.i Is. WILLIAMS x Co,
OlC-1t ajlctlOneers
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PENNY SAVINGS BANK
A Novel Institution Soon to be Estab-
lished in Knoxville,
ON JOHN WANAMAKER'S PET PLAN
An Application for State Charter to be
Made in Short Time.
TO HELP WORKINGMEN TO SAVE MONEY

Little Knoxville is daily hunting up some
new thing to play city with, and at each
accession she swells around like little girl
with her first long dress on. She has ac-
quired paved streets, mail carrier services, a
library, etc., and no doubt before long will
deign to ask the city to change its name to
Knox vile instead of vice versa.
The latest new wrinkle is penny savings
bank and from present indications it will
not be long before stray pennies willhave
receiver in the borough. The company to Sc
cure the charter have already been organ
lied and include some good men. Their
names are withheld BY request. It can be
said, however, that the Land Improvement
Company have finger in the pie to large
extent and are instrumental in its concep-
tion and the advancement of the plans thus
far. Most of the stockholders who have al
ready subscribed are residents of the Hill dis
trict, though some of the downtown inan-
ciers are said to be in the deal.
THE CAPITAL Is 500, 900
and as intimated above the bank will be-
run on an entirely new plan. Sums of any
denomination will be received down to a
penny and every effort made to induce the
residents to thus learn to save the mites
until they swell to become sum Of import
ance. The plan of the banks management
and novel departure in taking snail depos-
its is copied from the penny sayings bank,
started by John Wanamaker In Philadel-
phia while he was Sunday school superin-
tendent and before he came t0be the head Of
tho Poefofffoa nenartfaant
It was rumored last summer that such an
institution was to be started in Pittsburg
and at the time The DISPATCH inter-
viewed different bankers And fnanciers and
found favora BILE sentiment toward such an
enterprise. Some doup pted that such bank
could make money, But none denied the
benefits that would accrue.
THE benefits POINTED OUT.
The Hill district lis deemed a good Ioca-
ton for such bakk. The Hill is mainly
the home of fworkingmen at present
and the prophets say that it is des-
tined to become wholly so in the
future, or, at least, to great proportion.
With bank j their midst there will be
constant remiHder to them that the pennies
must not be despised. They will gradually
increase theamount OF their deposits, and
before long will have snug sum in the
bank.
Outside Sof the philanthropic bearing the
has on the surface, it will be
large fadtor in the convenience of doing busi-
ness on the Hill, and will doubtless receive
the SUPPORT of all the business men. At the
present. time trip has to be made to the
SouthJ Jide or the city every time any bank
ing isidone, which is great waste of time.
TB i DISPATCH man was informed that
application would be made in very short
time for a charter, and the bank placed in
citation as soon as possible. The promoters,
however. wished to keep it quiet until their
plans were all formed.