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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
EIGHTEEN BIG PAGES.
Tomorrow Star Cannot Fail TO Suit
You-Some OF Its Contents.


Hou-Some Of Its Contents.
Saturdays Stan will be all that the most ex-
acting readers can wish for. II viii consist of
eighteen big pages, full Of good things of
every description. No one can fail to find
plenty OF good reading matter suited TO his in
dividual taste, for the amount will be 90 vast
and the variety 80 extended and choice, that
everybody can be satisfied. In preparing q
number Of chapters on general subjects, a. Is
done for every Saturday (and by the way to-
morrow's will be particularly choice), The
STAR does not infringe in the least upon its
regular news columns, which contain the days
doings in all parts of the world. Tomorrow's
issue will be fully up to the high standard TIE
STAR has set for itself, and that the readers
know, IL Just what they are looking for.
The following is a partial list of the special
chapters which have been prepared with great
care:
PROGRESS OF FOOT BALL Qilustratedl.
The popular winter sport and how 1t should
be played 10 bring the greatest succesa
EXPLORING Mt. ST. ELIAS Qllustrased)
The work of the expedition of tho National
Geographic Society in Alaska
EARLY LAND OWNERS.
The wealthy men who bought big tracts Of
the future Washington. BY John F.
Coyle.
STRANGE MAMMALS.
Beasts that lay eggs and other surprising
creatures. Australia and its fauna
A RAINLEss REGION.
Real valley of death in Peru, where no rain
ever falls. By Fannie B. Ward.
A WESTERN ELAINE.
Thompson Of Monterey tells the story Of a
girls broken heart. An entertaining story
written for The EVENING star by Clay N.
Greene.
DIPLOMATS ABROAD.
How government parsimony makes the lot Of
an American minister not altogether q
happy one.
MISTAKEN FOR THE MESSIAH.
The strange welcome to an American BY the
natives in central Bolivia.
GOLD FISH SEASON HERE.
How the fish commission il distributing them
everywhere.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
The few artistic changes that will prevent
the necessity Of radical household changes
from year to year.
SOCIAL BLESSINGS
Notes about the conversationalist, the dinner
giver and the old family servant
NEW YORK NOTES.
Comments ON political and financial matters
in the metropolis. by The SrAR's special
correspondent
READY FOR CONGRESS.
Preparations at the Capitol for the coming
session.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The tide Of improvement sweeping over East
Washington.
OUR SOLDIER BOYS.
Interesting notes from headquarters and
armoriea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
COL ROBERTS, HEALTH.
He VIII Probably Not Return to Duty
Before New Years.

Before New Years.
According to the latest reports received at
the District building, Col Roberts condition is
steadily improving. ALI papers needing his
signature are carried to him every day by q
messenger.
Just when the colonel will be at his desk is
not known, and the liquor men who relied
upon him last year to carry them through are
becoming anxious and exhibit great solicitude
for the colonels health.
The doctor who IL attending the colonel says
that with care his recovery is only question
Of time. He has urged, however, that the
colonel take trip before going to work again
and he will probably do so. It il the doctors
impression that the colonel will not be at the
District building before January next
Col. Roberts absence, especially at this time,
puts the Commissioners in q peculiar position.
They are afraid to press upon any i'm
portant measure without the presence
Of all three Commissioners, and
have decided to hold up all applications for
liquor licenses until they are certain Of the
powers Of majority Of the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
Foreign Topics Of Interest,

A bill is to be introduced in parliament at
the instance Of the tramway and omnibus EN-
ployes of London limiting the hours of labor in
those occupations to twelve daily, inclusive Of
two hours for meals.
dispatch from Berlin says that the en-
peror 10 very anxious to have DIR. Kochs rem
edy applied in the German army, where con-
SUMPTION 10 moro deadly than any other dis
ease.
The Prince Of Naples, heir to the throne Of
Italy, has been appointed an honorary colonel
in the Austrian army.
II 10 believed that the murderer Of Gen. Sc
hversko6 has succeeded in escaping to Lon
don. The leading detectives OF Waraaw have
been sent to Paris TO assist the French police
The GEAR il taking an extraordinary interest in
the case, and WILL II 10 said, leave no stone I'M
turned tn his efforts 70 detect and make terri
BILE example Of the assassin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
A Journalist for Once.

One Of the leading ministers Of Washington
was called upon not long since to perform the
marriage ceremony for . young couple, the
bridegroom elect being . vell-known news
paper correspondents real worker. At the con-
ciusion OF the service the minister in order to
make out the marriage record asked the young
man what his calling in life might be. swell"
said the latter after o moments hesitation, ~
have been newspaper man for these many
years gone by. think that on this momentous
occasion might rise TO the dignity OF calling
mysefa journalist" and az such he was en-
rolled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
NO DIsQUIETIN0 NEWS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Ready
In Case Of Emergency.

The Treasury Department has received no
disquieting news from New York a. to the
financial condition Of the county, and
the feeling IL strengthened that the crisis
passing. Secretary Window avoids
making any comments on the situation,
but keeps himself thoroughly posted and is
ready. it is understood, TO afford relief to the
market on the shortest notice of danger to the
full extent Of his powers, although the depleted
surplus, - pointed out in yesterdays STAR,
leaves him little room for action.
The controller OF the currency il In receipt
OF reports from various cities showing that, mp
to the present, the national banks are in no
way endangered BY the recent tightness Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
NOT SO LARGE.

Gen. Raum Talks About the Pension
Deficiency.
Gen. Raum, the commissioner Of pensions
said today that the pension deficiency bill
would not be as large as has been
claimed without giving the exact figures
he said the deficiency appropriation
asked for would not be more than S35, 900, 900.
According to this estimate the total appropria-
tions for pensions next year, Gen. Raum said,
would not be more than $50, 600 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
How Some Boys Can Fib.

From the Kansas City Times
The four-year-old son of Charles Clifford, the
pugilist who is now in Jail for probably fatally
ounding David A. Greever, the stockman, il
precocious and ''chip of the old block"
Police Surgeon Iuen, while trying to enter
tain the little fellow at the police station,
pointed to his hunting dog and said:
There's nice dog. He can catch ball IN
his mouth when toss one to him."
"That'e nuthin'," said the boy; "Tve got a
dog that will catch up stick in it's teeth and
bat the ball back"
''But this dog can climb . tree" said DR..
Iuen, slyly winking.
That's nuthin'," again retorted the boy.
"Al the dogs climb trees where live. NV dog
goes to school with me and 10 in the same
class" The police surgeons breath was taken
away and he had nothing further to say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

How Moses Picked Up q Bear Trap.
From the New York sun.
I had Just eaten dinner with Mississippi
planter and we sat ON the veranda smoking
when o colored man came up, pulled off his
hat and said:
"Majah, lie dun heard somebody shoutin'
ober by de lower CON crib"
''Sound like game?"
"He do, sab. Reckon 1t dun hurts bis feel
ms"
very well, William, go down there pretty
SOON"
l didn't ask what it was, and the major didn't
explain for some time. By and by, after We
had thrown our cigars away, he said:
1.-The niggers have been stealing my CO n,
and last night l set bear trap. William
thinks we've got some game, and We might
walk down that way"
The crib was half mile from tho house, As
we got near 1t we heard shout and little later
caught sight OF colored man sitting on the
ground at the door. His right leg was fast in
the bear trap.
"Good evening"" saluted the major az we
came up.
Good evenin', Major Bush"
"Fine weather for cotton"
Mighty fine, majah. Has yo' dun got freu
"Not quite How's crops on the other side Of
the bayou"
only tolable. majah-on'y tolable. Bin
moas' too wet wild us ober dar!"
ANY talk about election?"
"Jess leetle bit. majah, but not huff to
hurt anybody"
You came over to see me about work, sup
pose?"
.ias, sab, did Some of de hands was a.
sayin' yo' could put ON man or two."
$50 can. What's that on your leg. Mosess"
"On my leg? On which leg, majah?"
'On the right
ooh. yes, I'd dun forgot all about it.
stepped in it down in dc woods an was bringing
it up to de house."
That is very kind. We will take i, off,"
1t took both Of us to spring the jaws, and the
mans Lex seemed to have been cut to the bone.
He scrambled up, however, picked up a stick
for O cane and said
Much obieeged, majah. When shall cum?"
about Monday next, Moses"
Very well. Reckon I'll 60 home an make
all ready. Good evenin', all. :"
We replied to his salntation and he hobbled
of into the woods, trying hard to whistle and
seem at ease.
will he Gomez" asked Of the major.
mot next Monday. He was in that trap
twelve hours, and he won't do stroke Of work
for three long months"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
AN ORDNANCE PLANT.
A Wealthy English Syndicate Wants to
Know Something.

hnOW something.
The representatives of q wealthy English
syndicate, accompanied by Mr.. John P. Withe-
row Of Pittsburg, are in the city. They have
had interviews with Senator Hawley, Sem
ator German, Mr.. Robert P. Porter,
the superintendent of the census, and other
prominent men. The object OF their visit to
this city at this time 10 to ascertain whether
the government could give sufficient en-
couragement to warrant the establishment of q
large ordnance plant. They proposed to locate
in Alabama. They have just come from Mid
dlebOro', KY, where the syndicate has built a
large plant furnace with capacity
Of two or three hundred tons of
soft steel The mills Of the English firm
Of Watts, Ward Il Co., who represents the
English interests, states that a million
Of dollars have been invested in the
blast furnace plant in Kentucky.
They visited the navy yard today
to see the kind Of work done there and the
character Of the plant. Mr.. Watts says that the
money il available TO establish the ordnance
plant IL the prospects are encouraging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

F~VSs ~@S" = DHHct5HSUs
There IL certain young newspaper man In
Washington who has . great many good points in
his mental and moral makeup. Among the latter,
however, may not be recorded any remarkable
regularity in his attendance at church. At .
recent reception, at which . number OF
ministers, a. we'll - Newspaper men, were
present, this particular dsrelict was heard
70 remark by Jupiter; now I'm in for II
There comes my pastor and, a. I'm alive, I've
forgotten his name. remember what church
attend all right enough, but my ministers
name has gone from me and ! don't know when
last did know il"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

Inc Petit murder trial - Crawfordsyills.
Ind, came TO an end yesterday With . verdict
OF guilty. Petit was sentenced 10 life i'm
prisonment for poisoning his wife.
Edward Blair, who has for few DAYS post
been on tgial for the murder Of Arthur q Henry
In March last st Harnburg near Ftndiay, Ohio.
was yeseerday found guilty Of nnrder in ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

At meeting Of the New York Clearing House
Association yesterday afternoon il was unani-
mously agreed TO abolish the u per cent com
mission on the loan certi6cates The general
opinion Of all the bankers was that the situs-
ton In general was much improved.
The congressional investigation into the
charges Of malfeasance In Office against United
States District Judge Boarman began at shreve-
port, La, yesterday. The testimony taken vas
strongly In support Of the charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
ROBBED A CAR CONDUCTOR.
Daniel L0max Convicted Of the Charge
I'm the Criminal Court.

Daniel Lomax Convicted Of the Charge
In the Criminal Court.
In the Criminal Court this morning Daniel
Lomax, . young colored man, was tried before
Chief Justice Bingham on the charge of larceny
from the person. Gen. Darlington appeared
for the defendant and Mr.. Clsgett for the gov
eminent.
John G. Dement,, q conductor on the Wash
ington and Georgetown railroad, testified that
while on his car at 7th aud Pennsylvania ave-
nue. about o'clock on October 20 the defen-
dant was leaning against the dash board; that
as he stopped at the junction he put his hand
in his pocket and found defendants
hand there, and running his own hand
further down into the pocket he found the
most Of his money gone He then seized de-
PENDANT and he said, II haven't got your
money" and he threw the money over the
dashboard on the stones, from which Mr.. H.
L. Tuohy picked up sl.40. He held on to the
man till Mr.. Sailor, the superintendent came
up and turned him over to him.
On cross-examination witness said that all
the passengers had gotten of aud defendant
then said he would get of. He did not offer
to be searched, but denied that he had the
money.
Hugh L. Tuohy testified that he was on the
back platform, heard the conductor say
You've got my money" and defendant had
MS hand over the Dash and heard the money
drop. Witness got down and picked it up,
81. 40 in all.
On cross-examination witness said he saw the
defendants hand over the dash and saw the
money drop heard defendant say he did not get
his money.
Officer Campbell testified that he arrested
defendant and asked him: "What he robbed
that man for?" He replied if he had they
couldn't prove it.
Several witnesses testified to the good charac-
ter OF defendant, and he denied positively that
he was the party.
The case was submitted without argument on
the part Of the government.
The jury found verdict Of guilty, with a
Recommendation 70 the c!emency Of the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

CesouSs W Su0 Or8uU JUtys
The grand jury today returned indictments
In the Criminal Court - follows and we're ad-
journed till the first Monday in December;
August Free, larceny from the United States,
writing paper, &C., from bureau Of education;
Henry Bruce, easnal knowledge Of child under
sixteen years. VIM. johnson, violating section
BASE; making false penston claim; VIM Wilson
aud W. II. Howard, housebreakinR and larceny,
and jos. =. Aasks, forging checks Of C. w.
Shiles. The case Of Thos. Ball for violating
the policy Law was ignored,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
CASH o. CHrDIr.

Our fail rtoch Of Furniture. csrpsss &c. Is now
complete. and If Jon contemplate purchasing any.
Ling in our line IL viii be 10 your interest to call
ns before doing 20. conndsns save ron
from 10 to % per cent on your purchase Below ws
mention few Of our many bsIsains and advantages
We will sell you handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. piscea for cit
cash or els on credit
We viii sell you 5-piecs PARLoR SUITE, solid
Ssnut frames upholstered in the best hair CLOTH for
s:s cash or ESQ on ersdi.
Ws~ii sail you 7-piscs PARLoR SUITE solid
walnut frames. upholstered IN plush. eombaass,oa
soi0rs. for s2s cash or $50 on credit
We viii sell you good woyEN-wIRE BED SPRING
Tor ss.25 cash or 81 SO on credit
We viii sell you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for Co., par yard cash or CSC. per yard on credit
We viii sell you good INGRAM CARPET for a5c.
Ter yard eash or 4oc. per yard on credit
We Sew and Lay al CARPETS Free Of Cost and do
reteharss for the waste In matching ngurea
We viii sell all CARPETS. MATTIx9s AND on
CLOTHS on Credit st an advance Of cents Per yard
en- tbs lowest cssh price.
EASY xrEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
On All credit sales. and NO notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed on sll accounts settled IN
30 Aya
p oRoaAA
sIt-3m s3s sad 74l7th ss nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
Candidates for Chief Engineer.

From the board Of engineer officers who sx-
smined the candidates for chief engineer OF
the National Museum it il learned that out of
forty applicants only eight presented them
selves for examination. Curiously, those
who were most gushingly recommended
were the ones who did not appear for the
competitive trial One member of the board
who has made examinations for the civil SER
vice, said: THE poorest OF these competitors
has passed better examination than the best 1
have examined for the civil service"
The board has now completed the scrutiny
Of the papers. has calculated the averages and
will make its report today to Prot. Goode and
Prof. Langley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

ID nr O. o o ps.

~ " o Ds
ANDRosCoGGIN BLEACHED COTTON, &C.
1AhD-Mlpk BLEACHED COTTON, &c.
fEA1HERPROOf TICKING, l5c
WOOL PLAlDS, a. in. wide, Doc.
Full line LADIES' tOATs
AsIkACHAN CAFES. e., Is and e.
nLoNlIE COLLARS, Toe CUFlS, SOC
BLANkETs. he'd. White and GRAY
COMFORTS In all styles aud prices
IlLLQW CASE COTTON, pc.
BLACK and COLORED HENRIETTA ysrd VIDA.
25c. 800 49,
SHAwLs IN great variety and prices.
Large line of ri OF from zoe up
BOYS WAISTS and k>kE Pants
BOkTREk'S DUPLEX CONSISTS an
ladies and Children's UNDERWEAR
fRENCH NOtEN COksETs 5Oc
NURSING COkSETS, sl.
Childrens ALL~WooL RiD SHIRTS, ESQ
I. b TowNER q SON.
mo 1916 1th.,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
THE COURTS.

CoUDf ~ GksHRAL TKRM-Jad9es Hdomev,
Cor and Bradley.
festsrday-Povsu agt Drake; decree for
cIlcurT Counf-.kdQe Montgomery
observation-disclosures agt Brown; Judgment by
default
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following we're the readings At the signal
Office today: an, IS; 2p.m., 40; maximum,
81; minimum, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
THE POLICE COURT BUILDING.
IL VIII Probably Not Be Ready for
Occupancy for q Week.

Occupancy Tor q Week.
Judge Miller expected to get back into the new
building by next Monday, but it is now evident
that the building will not be ready by that
time. One Of the arches over the new cells
fell down a couple Of days ago, and the cells
will probably not be finished this week.
At any rate the cells will not be dry enough
for the prisoners TO occupy, and it will proba-
bly, be another week before the building Is in
proper condition to begin work.
Judge Miller thinks that the work has been
pushed very slowly as 1t has now been consid-
erably more than q month since the building
was vacated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
Gases Remanded Back.

In the Criminal Court today the following
cases were remanded back to the Police Court,
from which they had appealed, the docket fees
not having been paid: George Brown,
vagrancy; Henry Hayes and Frank Wade, un-
licensed bars; Benjamin 3. Counselman pro-
family, and Patsey Jenkins, indecent exposure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

RENxN1En the benefit concert for Old Viz.
g1nta Church 81 National Rides' Hall November
u. sp.m. Tickets, 80 cents, a doee.-Adp<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

FuRa Fuss.
SEAL sAcouEs
SHOULDER CApKs,
LATEST srYLEa
II THE FOLLOWING TURs:
ALASKA SEAL. MONKEY, AsTRAKHAN,
BEAVER. WOOL SEAL. PERSIAN LAMB. BLACK
HARE. FRENCH SEAL. FRENCH COMFY, NUTRIA,
BLACK MARTEN. MINK. DYED oPo6sUA
KRIAMKR, WHITE THIBET, &c.
BoAs. COLLARS AND Muyya
FUR TRIMMING.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND BIANKxrs
CoACHMEN CAPEA
TUB FLOOR Ruea
FOOT MUYrA
GENTS FUR CAPS AND coILARa
GENTS EUR GLOVES AND DRESS oLoyEa
FUR wRIsTLETa
HATA CANES. UMBREII.Aa
JAMES Y. pAvIv Soma
se-3n 1901 RsnnA sys.
d TJNtSHi DiRkcroR AND EMBALMYR
1sassaaas :sI -lss.s -
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DoueLAs & Bno.
INTER-oCEAN BUILDING.
NINTH ST.
To introduce the new and exquisite Hsndierchi
Perfume May Buds" will on Friday. Saturday
and Monday give to each purchaser Of one dollars
worth Of goods and over one tepcept bottle OF this
delightful odor.
DOUGLAS DRo-
MO bl2 Ninthst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

SAFE SECURITIES
BANKING NEXT TO GOVERNMENTS IN POINT
OF SAFETY, AND NOT FLUcTUATISa MATE
RALLY. We HAVE A LARGE LIST OF
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
COUNTY. CITY AND SCHOOL. PAYING THE IN.
vEsToR FROM PER CENT TO 81 PER CENT.
PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION.
s. A. KEAN co.
BANKERS
lis BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
CHICAGO n2o-ot
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THE NORTHERN CHURCH WINS,


~ Sat A>cCtucu A8atu9t . CV0SMVto
Methodist Church.
A suit was decided by the supreme court a
appeals Of Virginia yesterday which b Of con-
siderable importance 70 the two branches Of
the Methodist Episcopal churchea A piece Of
property was left the Methodist church In
Northumberland county, Va, before the divis-
ion Of the churches took place. During the
war il fell into the hands OF the southern
branch OF the N. Z church. After matters
had settled down again the northern branch
Claimed the property and brought suit for 10 on
the ground that the others were not the orig
inai denomination TO whom the property vss
given or 20 whom the church holding ID BE-
ionged. The court decided that IL belongs
properly to the northern branch.
High Prices to See Foot Ball
lisa week yet before the Yale Princetoa
Thanksgiving day foot ball match in Brook
Ign, yet not q ticket can be bought at the
regular selling places, according 10 . New
York special Not ticket for the grand stand
could be bought yesterday at the regular price
OF "a 1t was easy enough, however, 20 get
them from spectators at Is and "a In one
instance person bought Eve tickets at o.
each. Not ticket could be secured 81 any OF
the usual places where they are sold, and all
day long there was constant call az these
stores When told that no tickets were left
the buyers were surprised There are between
7.QoO and 5000 seats in the Eastern Park grand
stand In all only about / 500 seats were put
on sale in New York. These have been sold
The question is, where are the 1000 tickets and
how have they been disposed Of by the man
agement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

DEnMArrSr.
The best Of all Cosmetics during the winter
Ladies will find IL keeps the hands and face
soft aud smooth during the toughest weather.
Gentlemen may use it with great comfort after
shaving.
VS. THOMPSON.
PHARMACIST.
nl3-3m EOS 18TH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
RUDDRN's

CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE STORES,
n5-tr $50 AND 932 SEVENTH T.N.w.
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NV Goops-Low PRroEs-EAsr
TERMS.
These are the Inducements that should lead
Stores Of
JOHN Ridden.

$50 and 80: 9TH st. nv.
Somore complete stock. no lower prices and
no easier terms can be found than here.
Every grade OF Carpet from the cheapest In
grain TO the costliest Velvet or Brussels: every
variety of Parlor and Bed Room Furniture. In
Oak. walnut and Sixteenth Century. Ward
robes. Hat Racks. sideboaTds &c. Every make
Of Stove from the smallest Heater to the
most complete Range Ia here displayed ct
prices not to be found elsewhere All carpets
made and laid free of charge to purchasers.
Add To this the fact that goods arc sold On
credit Is cheap - for cash-a ANAL deposit
only being asked in advance. the balance bsins
paid In such installments and In such time a.
may be agreed on between the buyer and
seller-and you have an inducement to pux-
chase here such as no other house odera
Remember the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21

THEY THINK HE BELIEVED HE WAS RIGHT IN
DOING As he DID AND II HE WAS WRONG
OTHERS SHOULD ALSO BE prscrpLrNEp-sonr
OF HIS ASSOCIATES TALK