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M-,oFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
g. the District of Columbia, Washington, De-
cenber II. lS0.-To whom it may concern The Com
mssiOners of the District OF Columbia have received
TO the proprety of enactiny 1t. Before report
inr on this bill the Commissioners desire to know what
objections. If any, exist said proposed legislation
and for that puIpose viii hold special session at ,
parties Interested: "A hi H. Il. lJ71, to amend act
incorporatin. Washineton and Georgetown Railroad
Company. That the Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company is hereby authorized to change its tracks
as follows: Commencing ut New Jersey ave- and u ST.
south, thence along the OF the Capitol as
shall lie directed by the architect i'll charge thereof
B st north; thence west along said ST. to connect
with its present tracks 1st commencing at l3th
and SITS. northwest; thence west along st. 18th
st. thence south along 18th ST. TO connect with its
present tracks said street commencing at 18th ST.
and Pennsylvania northwest, thence along said
to connect with its present TRACKS street
ia the city OF GeOrPetOwn; commencing Ut ana High
sts, i'll the city OF Georgetown; thence west along NJ
81. to the Aquetiuct bridge. j. NJ. DOUGLASS, j. w
ROSS, Ii. Nj. ROBERT. 1t
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THE ATKINSON BILL.
Report Of the Conferees Ready-Two Minor
Changes Agreed Upon.

Report Of the Conferees Ready-Two Minor
Changes Agreed Upon.
The differences between the Senate and
House respecting the measure known in the
latter body as the Atkinson bill' were easily
settled in conference yesterday afternoon.
The conferees were unanimous with the ex-
ception Of the vote Of Mr.. Grout, who was op-
posed to the entire bill. The report adopted
differs but little from the bill as it passed the
House. The clause in section Of the House
bill providing for the appointment Of an i'm
partial commission which shall ipvesti-
gate the subject Of the location and relocation
of the tracks and sidings was stricken out by
the conference committee, while the provision
in the Senate bill to the effect that
nothing in the act should be con-
strued to give the railroad company
any legal right not now possessed 10 retain the
passenger station at 9Th street, was inserted in
the bill as agreed to. The report Of the con-
ference committee win probably be adopted by
both houses
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THE SILVER LAW.
How Ex-senator Tabor and Others VIII Teue
Hts ConstitutiOnality.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia special dispatch from
Denver. Colo, saws: David II. Moffatt. ex-Sen-
ator Tabor and other millionaire mining men
have decided upon bold step to test the
question of free coinage of silver under
the present law. Arrangements have been
made for an agent OF Senator Tabor to have
ready a bar of silver containing l,000 ounces.
accompanied by a certificate of its fnensss
from the mint. This will be presented q tn
Treasury Department at Washington and q de-
mand made that it be exchanged for coin. Ths
demand will, Of course, be refused, when 4
writ of mandamus will be Obtained from the
United States court. and the matter will be-
come the ground for a legal battle. The theory
of this action is that the law and its interprets
tion unconstitutional and that the govern.
ment has no right ~ refuse coin for bullion.
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the bill thought that a recount should be ac-
corded 70 New York
Mr.. Allen Miss believed that il was n mis-
take to increase the membership Of the House.
Mr.. ONeal of Indiana based his objections
TO the bill or the ground that under il the
democratic states would lose three Representa-
tiyes
Mr.; 0'Ferrall of Virginia expressed his be-
hef that the bill was fair, just and free Of any
charge Of partisanship. He would. however.
vote for the Nc cRae amendment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

He IL Both Mentally and Phyricniiy Betseg
Than He Has Been for Some Time.

fhah ne HAS Been Tor Some Time.
Dunlaps Gable Dispatch to The Evening Star
ROME, Dec. l7.-Ihe telegrams sent from
here regarding the health of his holiness. the
pope, were grossly exaggerated. Instead Of
being seriously III from the effects Of a severe
cold he is feeling stronger than he has done for
some time past and is far better than he WINS .
year ago.
While his physical condition il so satisfactory
his mind is exceedingly active for a man of his
years. On Monday, on the occasion Of the cell
ebration OF the bicentenary Of the Academy Of
Roman Arcadians Of which he H. a member he
composed two short Latin odes that were read
by Cardinal Parrochi in the Lall Of the Canal
lari
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

The REPORT ABOUT FIGHT DIsCREDITED.-
No information has been received at the War
Department in regard to the reported: fight in
which two officers and fifty men are sai6 to
have been killed. The report is discrediteG at
the department..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morn
ing were Senators Power, Spooner, Pcttigrew
and Aldrich. Representatives McCreary with
Gen. Landrau of Kentucky, Wade and Caldwell
Gen. ClarksOn, Surg Gen. Brown, U.S.N., and
Mr. VIM. p. st. John, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

Chief Justice Doe yesterday sent tslegraphic
order from Dover, Nh, TO Acting Secretary Of
State Randlett, directing hin % exhibit the re-
turns Of Representstives-elsct On fle in his
Office to the democrats Who hogotoforo d.
manded that privilege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

HE DREYFUs CLAM AGAINST PERU.-A let
ter from Lima. Peru, dated November "a, 1890,
gays: "The Chilian government has returned a
decided refusal to the request made by the
French minister to the effect that the Dreyfus
claim against Peru, amounting to nearly ~. .0OO,-
600 OF silver soles, should be paid by Chill out
OF the funds received for the sale of Peruvian
guano and deposited in the Bank Of England"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

THE ATLANTA AND THE TEXAs.-Orders have
been received at the Norfolk navy yard for the
Atlanta to be ready for sea by January TO-
whether her repairs are completed or not. The
stern of the battleshiD Texas was completed
Montay
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g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert Full-dress Suit Maker,
Cor. 9th and q SITS. NV.

DAILY REMARKS ON LIFE INSURANCE
~ Deceinher Il, 1880.
BY nediciac Iife mag be prolonged.
pef dedth
val seize tie doctor too
CVmbeiine.
Nothing with life escapes death, hence
there Is hut one thing to do to live prepa red
for it.. The preparations include making
provision for the family you leave behind.
and in no manner this be completely
and 50 saccessiuiiT done than by have Your
life insured i'll a good. staunch company.
Not only do YOU make provision for them
should you not live until your policy ma
lures, but shonld you live until the eNpra-
non of yuUr policy you receive back ali You
have paid and "a good interest besides. 1t has
been our experience that these sums come
just when they most naeded-wten the
holders OF the policies are least able to labor.
DOWES'& HALL,
The Equitable Life Assurance Society,
z 13of st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

DANIEL G. WAGNER has been appointed
United States storekeeper and gauger at Cob
sOnyille NC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

The President has signed bill granting
pensions to L. B. Shepherd and John D. Bagby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

sesd ill., NJ the Gr.nad,~r..
o9nhps Cable pispssch to Ths Rvsn,p~ So
LONDON, Dec 1.-THE war orc. -
s,say snas II has no information rse.rdiur ~.
sasSed lines q TIE Grsnadisr eussds "a -.
eooA- 1hs cables report ; nss cssSiS -.
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HARD TIMES.

Plenty Of money everywhere. but everybody
losing confidence and boarding their money We
do not blame anyone at such a time beins eau
tious. especially to be careful and not 20 In debt
Buy for cash and get the lowest prices-SII5
Per l0O feet for Boards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

The REVENUE CUTTER Galveston will be
launched at Baltimore tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

PERsONAL-Mr. Julius A. BonitZ, editor and
proprietor of the Daily Messenger, Wilmington
n. c.. is in the city.--Hon. Sam Fowler of
Rhode Island has returned to the city, S.
White of Hartford and L. Gerry of Boston are
at the Hotel Johnson.-J NJ. Rice and Chas
Sundberg of Chicago. Walter Kessler of Indian
apolis, Chas. u. Peck. jr., Of Minneapolis and
John j. brennan of st. Paul are at Willard s.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Coble of Chicago. VIM.
Schmander. jr., of Newark, n. j., A. H. Doty of
brooklyn, Wm. }. Boyd and II. d. Rogers of
New York are at the Randall.--Mr. Harry
King OF baltimore is at the Randall.--Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Winston of Minneapolis, Alvin Saun-
ders OF Omaha, X. Greenberg of Buffalo and
FrancisJ. Torrance of Pittsburg are at the Riggs
llouse:---Mr. John 7. Trego, proprietor of The
Randall, has returned from a business trip to
New ork.-hrthur G. Garvis of jamestown,
Pa, L. q. Burrows. jr.. of Providence and Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Tarter of Pittsburg are at
Melcker's.--Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Oxford. W.
W. Swan OF Boston and John w. Egan of st.
Paul are at WOrmley's.-Mr. and Mrs D. C.
List esof Wheeling and Jas. O'Neil Potter of New
York are at the Shoreham.--Gen. W. j. Sew
ell Of New Jersey, F. A. McIntire of Portland.
Me-, CD. Maurice of Athens, Pa. and family, who
are en- route south, are at the Normandie-
Niscount de la Roche of Paris, France, Rev. A.
Fl. Gillet and Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hall of
are at the Ebbitt.-Dr. ard Mrs. s. ID. Pow.
ell, Miss Suthran. Henry Howson and Mr.. and
Mrs: Jesse Smyth and daughter all of New
York, are at The Hotel Arno.--Hon. John w.
Rife OF Pennsylvania has returned to the city
and is at the Ebbitt House..--Mr. and Mrs. II.
Files of Montreal, NJ. Taylor of Haverhill, H.
Bluncharee OF Eastport. Me-, and Mrs. NJ. A.
Reed and family OF birmingham. Mass are ut
the st. James.-Mr. c. W. Parker Of the Inn
pcrial Hotel of New York and wife. accom-
panied by DIR. +. W. Williams, who are here
sight seeing. are at the Ebbitt House-Mr.
and Mrs. Dallas, Mr.. Pollard of Keene. N. H.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. B. knight and Miss Julia
Knight of Omaha are at the Randall.
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Terrible Accident in the shass of a Fer
eign tollirry.

BRUSSELS. Dec. IA terrible accident oc-
CURED today at the Escoufaul colliery at
Cornu.s Province of Hainaut. shift Of
eighteen men had entered the cage aud the
engine started 10 lower them into the pit.
Suddenly and without warning the rope con-
meeting the cage with the drum broke and the
men were precipltated To the bottom of the
shaft Every one of the occupants Of the cage
was killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

GovERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S552, 759; customs, $683 432.
NAVAL Constructor GATEwooD died in New
York YESTERDAY.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign II. P. Jones ordered
to duty at the naval observatory, Jam
uary next. Ensign VIM. Truxton detached
from the torpedo boat Cushing and granted
sick leave for one month. Assistant Engineer
VIM. ". Bush detached from duty connected
with the San Francisco and ordered to duty on
board that vessel. Carpenter r. G. Burroughs
detached from duty at the Delaware river iron
works and ordered to duty at the works of
Saml. L. Moore Il Sons at Elizabeth Port, NJ.
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rSTHEY WON'T DO ME- ANY HARM

STHEY WON'T DO ME ANY HARM
-. Do you not want style Full-,lress
Suit for New Years. There are various little
changes in the cut and finish of Full-dress
Suits this winter that make the Old style suits
look little ''uff" in comparisC n. II yours is
a little the worse for wear you may "a well have
a new one for the coming winter social icstiv-
tiles. The cloth most used is tine in visible cord
Enriish worsteds. yet many stick 10 broad
cloth.
without exception every man who has
dered one OF these IIfty dollar full-dress Suits
has expressed himself more than pleased,
anu many OF them appear at loss to under
stand how | can afford to get them up NO ele-
Ranty tor the price. Again say fifty dollar3
~ entirely too little, but the advertising l am
ktttnr ont Of them won't do me any harm.
The time is getting short.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SNATIUNALIsT CLUB. No. l. 6O9 r. ST.
4. n.w,-Rev, Alex. Kent will speak THIS
EVENING on Morals Under Nationalism. It.
RSvETERANs' REUNION. SHOW PIC
~, ture presentation. 80 THIS EVENING.
1t Metropolitan Church. st. between 18th and 10th
NV Public invited. It.
N-sTHE CORCORAN GALLERY OF AKI
of each week until further notice. coInnencing De-
ceuber 10 By order of the board of trustees.
dist F. s. BARBARiN, Curator.
0,THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
49, stockholders of the West End National Ban I
Of Washington for the election of directors will be
from 1. to2. CHAS. p. WILLIAMS.
d11,20. tn, ,th&sat&ian12 Cashier.
K~TO BUILDERS AND INVESTORS.
HAVE A FRONTAGE OF ABOUT lG4
FEET BY S74 TO A 15-FOOT PAVED
ALLEY ON CORCORAN STREET BETWEEN
nth AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV,
WHICH CAN BE PURCHASED FOR
SHORT TIME AT 81. s. PER SQUARE FOOT.
IF YOU WANT AN ELIGIBLE AND Eco =
NOMICAL BUILDING SITE OR FIRST
CLASS INVESTMENT LOOK AT THIS
GROUND. OR THE FRONTAGE OF 81
FEET BY 100 TO 10-FOOT PAVED ALLEY
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF II BETWEEN
10TH AND nth SITS. MAY SUIT YOU BET
TER. THIS GROUND CAN BE HAD AT
81 PER SQUARE FOOT.
r. H. r. LEIPOLD.
1t S.w. COR. 18TH AND + SITS NV
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ti"sioA W INC puDif.
OFFICE OF TIE f. o2MPTE9IbEE 2,IP II 9I4J Jcv
Whereas. The Washington Loan and Trust
Company has filed will. ne Il certificate Of its
act OF Congress entitled. An act to provide Tor
the incorporation of trust loan, mortgage and
OF OiColunbia," approved october i, 1870. prop
erly executed and verified by the oath OF IT'S
president.
And whereas the said company has satisfied
me that It Is now and was, at the date OF the
ate.! ahd operating under the laws Of the state
OF West nlrsinla, il, ana that at the date Of the
avail itself OF the privileges ut said act.
This is to certify that the said company is
entitled to exercise in the District OF Columbia
ized BY the first subdivision Oh sectiOn one OF
said at. i'll addition to the powers now law
funy exercised by said company.
iped the property and assets transferred to the
ments OF the twenty hIst section Of said al and
have APPRAISED and fixed their value at the sum
red aud ten and M Il -iCo doiias % essesio eft n
which SAID sum rs to be received and consid-
cred as money and - constituting the paId-up
esptal ,;.I,,, OF said corpoIa.ion to TIE extfn
2El.uOl, the said s,un being more than eighty
Ie isns aid Il cap ss sa'ss Is saa e. m =
hon aoEars COL i,000,000).
paIiy has deposited with me securities equal in
yaiue to the sum OF two hundred and nifty tnous-
DclnE Olle-fOurth M
of the entire capital stock of said company As
aforesaid, To be held by me for the purpose and
upon tine trust provided for in and by said at
OF Congress, and is therefore entitled to trans
act the business Of trust company and to be-
come and act an administrator, executor,
guardian OF the estate of minor children and 10
undertake any otner Kindred ndueiary duties.
AZ provided i'll the act aforesaid.
In witness whereof l have hereunto sub
Scribed my naine and causet my seal Of Office
to Ike affixed TO these presents. in the city OF
Washington, ID. C., tins 18th day Of Deem
Der. A. ID. 1880
tSEAL.I L. S. LACEY,
-. L.
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NMS TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING

eIhce irult received by hin from France. ul1-.t
c,NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
THE PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Has removed from tbs 18th St to O6 1lth st. II. W
This association pays FIVE, SIX and TWELVE per
cent interest per annlm. Every member is a share
holder and every shareholder IS "a member. All the
profits 20 10 the members Has been established NINE
years. Assets $yU0tpO Has a surplus ana interest
fund of s6,, ,GOto $1O.O0 Advances money only to
members at reasonable repSyncIlts monthly Affords
tine best means Of getting good interest money
for borrowing to buy real estate.
L. c. DUNCANSON, President.
JOHN COOK Secretary div
M,SWISS MUSICAL BOXES-LARGEST AS
-. sortment in the city at ". Il. METZEROTT
4 CO.'S, 1lIUFst. NV. dI,-Im
STORE 1149 PEN NSYLVANIA AVE-. TWO
~. elegant show windows, French plate glass.
suitable for millinery, shoe stationery For S:i 80
per month. Apply to
dl.-4t WkSCOTT WILCOX, 1907 Pa ave.
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IL
The Remembrance Ring
Contains q Solitaire Diamond and makes neat
Christmas present. Price from *t to 3l5.
GEO. W. SPIER. Jeweler,
o6-eo,}n 3l0 9th st. NV. near Pa. ave.
Rc,A PROMINENT FIRM WRITES THUS
0~1s. about the Mutual Life: I'VE have watc he'd
tine acsvenIents of hs great institution with pride
anil look upon beinx without parallel the as
snrance world" CRALLE Il MORGAN,
nol-1In Est n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

BRAINAKD IT. WAKNEE, Presiuent.
JOHN JOY EDISON, Vice President.
WM. i. k0BISON, Secretary.
WI. Is. GJKi.Ei treasurer.
DIRECTORS
JOHN T. ARMS, JOHN b. LARNER
CHAS. Is. BAILEY, GEORGE +. SCHAFER,
CHAS. y. BAKER, N f. SHEA,
JAMES l.. BARBOUR, IHUS. SOMERVILLE,
GEORGE T. BAkTOL, JOHN A. SWOPE
II. S. CUMMINGS, J. y. SWORMSTEDT
j. J. DARLINGTON, GEORGE TRUESDEIL
JOHN JOY EDISON, b. II. WARNER,
JOHN A. HAMILTON, CHAS b. WILKINSON,
ALBERT +. FOX, A. A. NILSSON
q. q. GREEN, L. d. WINE
WILLIAM u. GURLEY, s. W. WOODWARD.
A. S. WORTHINGTON.
dI5-H
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L1BBEY. BITTINGER L MILLER.
MILL WORK AND LUMBER,
9TH It and New York aye
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*
49, HkeFy 10 be ram or sn0u; piads
shifting to nortkedsterfv; colder to-
night; Jar Thursday.
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RSCAUTION. = THE PUBLIC ARE CAU-
- toned against giving credit to Mrs Sarah
Calvert Huse, formerly Hines my account, as re-
fuse to pay any bills contracted ny her,
<SsPECIAL NOTICE.-FOR METAL GRAVE
decorations. such rs crosses. wreaths.
helras; di'is;s Sc'' so'o ~, sgI!HMSiDS, I!iS
xSDR. HAYWARD, S15 ETH ST., n w.
~. cures nervous affections in male or female
rheumatism. neuralgia. sciatica, gout, tuuaors tie
oldest electrician and only physician In city making
speciality OF electric treatment dl6-lw'
YOUR ATTENTION
~ We call your attention in this an
nouncernent to three desirable styles
Oyercoats: First three Shades OF Light 3ray
Erieze overcoats. One Is cut bog. with in
laid velvet collar. wool lined; the other two
shades regular Snxle-lfeasted E1y-frpnts
OvercOats. with large velvet cOlaf wool
lined, very stylish, els. Second, Blue Ker-
sey Box 'yyercoat inlaid velvet collar extra
yaiue. $16 Third, Black Melton DoubIA-
breasted, wool lined, inlaid yelyet collar All
the style You wish. SIS.
GEORGE sPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER.
Open until tonight. tdl6l z34 7th It, NV
DIR. W. BUDINGTON WRIGHT Has
~ removed his dental once to 60 18th n.
where has incfeasod facilities fOr the
u psososs 4 d13M 7,
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THE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Corner 10th and sts NV.
Under Act OF Congress Approved October 1. 1890.
Subject to supervision of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia and the Comp
troller of the Currency. .
C1PI7AL sIOCO.OOO.
Recefres Deposits and ailops Interest. Issues Ger
tifcdtes Of Deposit.
Acts as Executor. Administrator. Guardian, Trus-
tee. Receirer. assignee. Conttee OF the estate Of
persons non p0s and other business Of fduciary
character.
Estates managed Interest and dividends collected
for customers without charge.
Guaranteed Investments furnished. Notes, secured
by Deed OF Trust for sale. Money loaned first
collateral security and ON real estate.
Our new building, at the corner of 9th and ss., is
being htted up with Safe DEPOSIT Vaults unsurpassed
for safety and convenience.
The following authorization Of Comptroller of the
currency as required by law, is printed tor the nor
HatIon U. the public.
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Our new building, at the of 9th and ss., is
being htted up with safe DEPOSIT Vaults unsurpassed
for safety and convenience.
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The journal having been read Mr.. Cummings
(N.Y.) raised the point of order that there was
no quorum present. 1t being evident that the
point was well taken, Mr.. Mckinley (Ohio)
demanded and the House ordered the yeas and
nays on the approval of the journal.
The Journal was approved-yeas, 1876, nays,
2-and the debate continued ON
THE APPoRTIoNMEST BILL.
Mr.. Flower CN.Y) presented the claims Of
the city Of New York for recount. He de-
tailed the efforts Of that city to secure its due
before the Interior department. These efforts
had failed and today New York came before
Congress asking for her rigi1tA
M. Rogers (Ark) spoke against the injustice
which he claimed was done to the states of
Arkansas, Minnesota and New York.
MIR. Washington (Tenn.) while educating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

Guaranteed Investments furnished Notes, secured
by Deed OF Trust for sale Money loaned on
collateral security and on real estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

The following authorization Of the Comptroller of th
currency as required by law is printed tor the infor
Elation U. the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

Subject to supervision Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia and the Comp
trolier of the Currency. =
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-06-27
One of Howard's Failures.

Bronson Howards play entitled "Met
by Chance" which Helen Dauvray pro-
duced at the Lyceum theatre, was the
worst kind of failure, and it came i'm
mediately after the success of zone of
Our Girls" and preceded the still more
brilliant success of the Henrietta" !"
Shenandoah" was produced first at the
Boston museum and failed to make any
profound or encouraging impression on
Boston audiences. But Howard had re-
written "Lillians Last Love" into the
successful drama of "The Bankers
Daughter" and remembering this expe-
rience he rewrote Shenandoah into
the prosperous drama with which thea
tire goers are now familiar York
World
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-06-27
Grandma,s idea of a 81, 900 Salary

E. w. Winter, general manager of the
Omaha railway, enjoys good story as
much as any man 1 know, particularly
if it be on himself. He tells the follow
ing tale with great gusto: "My grand
mother is dear, innocent lady, who
lives up in Vermont. She was telling a
visitor all about the family, one day, and
when my turn came she said, Now,
there's Erne, he's doing right well, and
her voice sank impressively. They do
say he's getting as much as a thousand
dollars year, though l don't see how he
can earn all that money honestly. ~
New York Star.