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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

Contractor Crawford and Capt tsosscIl Confer
About Eepairs Along the Cable Linz.

About Repairs Along the Cable Line.
Contractor Crawford, who is doing the
asphalt paving work for the Washington aud
Georgetown Eailroad Company, called upon
Capt. Rossell and the Commi-si oner, this morn
ing and stated that the railroad company had
given him carte blanche to repair all damages
along the cable construction incident 10 the use
OF the temporary tracks.
Mr.. Crawford said that he thought about
two-thirds of the work was perfectly good. and
the District need have no fear that any damage
would ever result therefrom. Capt Rossell,
however, asked Mr. Crawford if he would be
wiling To guarantee the work las under his
original contractD for a period of five
wears. He replied in the negative but
said he thought the railroad company
would be willing to do il. Capt. Rossell said
that all he wanted to do WIS to insure the Dis
trict against any damage which might result
from the rotting of the pavement n the
Commissioners compel the railroad comnany
TO resurface the space occupied by temporary
tracks II would get guarantee from the con-
tractor TO do the work for five years. and
this was certainly better than taking
auy chances at all. Mr.. Crawford said that il
would cost upwards of S75. 600 to resurface that
portion of the pavements under discussion and
as an expert he would say it was unnecessary,
for even at this time not more than one-third
OF the damage is visible to the naked eve
The captain replied that IL was Just thoss
places that you could not see where trouble
was TO be expected. all of the holes made by
the spikes that held the temporary tricks in
place were filed with dirt and manure,
which would likely form the center
of rotten giyewsys. A. far ss be was concerned
ii was perfectly immaterial whether the con-
tractor who did the work in the original con-
struction OF the street the railroad company,
which subsequently damaged IL. guaranteed IL.
So long rs the District was secure.
Ii is understood that Contractor Crawford
will do the work and the railroad company will
put up bond guaranteeing the same for
period of five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
A WILD SCRAMBLE.
At Noon the Boomers Poured Into the N~v
Oklahoma Lands.

Guthrie, o. T.. sept 22-"Tbe land is
yours" That is what every timepicce on the
border OF the lands opened TO settlement today
proclaimed when Its hands pointed TO the
hour Of noon. Simultaneous with the ARRIVAL
of that hour the homeseekers gathered on tie
border made a headlong rush over the line
into the coveted country and on 90 the quarter
sections upon Which their ewes had been feast
ing-some for days and others for weeks aud
months.
The rush was a mad one and was made so by
the fact that the number OF home seekers
greatly exceeded the number of Qu~rter Sec
tions available for settlement.
"tirst there. first served" wns the motto of
every racer There was room in tn. new lands
fur about 5000 settlers allowing 100 acres for
each. There were on the border waiting 60
claim the available land fully 1900 people. 90
that there.werc three persons for each section.
IL was no wonder, then. that the rush was a
mad one, for in this case at least the race was
invariably 60 the swift. Like scenes have never
been witnessed before except when Oklahoma
became the peoples two years agn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
NO THIRD PARTY,

Senator Ransom Cannot Discover ANY in
North Carolina.
Senator Ransom has Just arrived in WASH
ington from North Carolina, where the Farm
ers' Alliance is particularly active. He
says that the alliance does not threaten
the democratic party, and that the fight
is merely between two factions of the party
for supremacy. What the alliance faction is
fighting for in North Carolina, he says. is to
get control of the party, not to destroy it.
He does not see that there is any third party
in it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
1T CAUSED A SENSATION.
The Fact That One Of Gov. CsmpbelIs Ap-
pointees Went ON His Note.

Special Dispatch 70 The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, sept. PA sensation was caused
here this morning by L. W. Huntington a Co..
bankers taking cognovit judgment for s3, 900
against Gov. Campbell
The governor hustled around and settled
the matter and soon after telephoued Judge
Pugh not TO give it to newspapers. But he
was too late.
In this connection it developed that the
Indebtedness was IN the form of a note and
warden Dyer Was the surety This securing
buslIoss favor from one 10 whom the gov
ernor gave an Official position is u sensational
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
THE NAVAL OBSERVATORY.
A Board to Appraise the Work Done by the
(ontrastors.


The Secretary of the Navy has ordered a
board Of officers 10 meet on Thursday OF this
week at the site of the new naval observatory.
near this city, to conduct an appraisement Of
the value of the work done by the contractors.
who recently abandoned the contract when
within one twenty-fourth of completion. The
board consists of Prof. VIM. Hardness OF the
observatory scientific staff; Civil Engineers C.
C. Wolcott. from the League Island yard, and
L. S. G. White. Norfolk yard: Carpenter Jos. b.
Carpenter. Washington yard. and Mr.. Donnell,
the resident architect for the works. The ap-
pointment of such a board is provided for by
a clause IN the contract covering the abandon
ment Of the work by the bidders. The report,
which will be made to the Secretary, will indi-
cate exactly what is TO be done by the govern
ment to complete the buildings. Ii was esti-
mated by the officers who recently made an in
ventory of the materials on hand that IN six
weeks the work might ali be done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

PERsoSAL--A. D. Stephenson Of st. Paul, H.
W. Baker of Chicago, James Rice of Denver
and J. W. Cox of Boston are at Willard's.-
Albert Swift of Pittsburg, W. E. Bartholomew
of New York and F. W. Rondebush
Of Cincinnati are at the Randall
c. N. Smith of Toledo, W. H. Watkins Of Louis
Vile, Z. +. Blake of Boston, w. S. Davis of San
Francisco and ]. L. Earle Of New Haven are at
the ArlingtOn.-E. c. Burnett of ST. Louis,
z. i. Palmer of Kentucky, l.. W. Denslow OF St.
Paul and W. X. Otis of New York are ut the
Shoreham.-F. b. Hawkins of Fond du Lac.
Wis, and w. E. Jones of Lincoln, Neb, are
at the Ebbitt.-M Miss L. Marsden of
Baltimore, Or. W. J. Mayo of Rochester,
Minn., and W. G. Hormen Of Delaware are
| at the Fredonia. "A. L. Slack of
Philadelphia, W. F. Dennis Of Richmond, Va,
and & J. q. Hegerman Of New Jersey are at the
| Frudwright Of New York and ". H. johnson of
Haverhill, Mass, are at the st. James.-J. H.
| Baldwin Of New York, John Paul of
Virginia and E. H. Smith of Meri-
den, Conn, are at the National.-J. E.
Boyer Of Walla Walla, WASH, C. B. Mount
| OF Memphis and R. A. Bacon Of Columbus, Ga,
are at the Metropolitan.--Past Post Com
| mander z. R. Knowles and Mrs. Mary E.
Knowles, past department psaeident, Womans
Relief Corps, state of Massachusetts,, are visit
ing Mrs. Knowles sister, Mrs. C. L. Whelpley
Of p street.. Boteler and ]. Barbour and
family are registered at the Herald Office In
paria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
EVERYBODY NOW HAPPY.
ME-. Van Ness Says His Mother-in-LaW -
Reconciled to His Marriage.

Yesterday morning a marriage license was
procured in the names of W. c. NJ. Van Ness and
Claudia II. Vaughn. and some hours afterwsrd
the mother of the last named called
at the court house to ascertain il such
license had been issued, and on finding
the record she said that her daughter was but
fifteen years of age and lived at s24 18th street,
and that the young man, who was engaged with
Mr.. 7. ID. Daley, dealer in butter, had been
boarding at her house; that yesterday morning
Claudia left her home for school, she being an
eighth grade pupil, and subsequently she re-
ceived . note from Van Ness stating that is
would be useless to follow them.
This morning the groom was at his post In
market. and said that the whole business was
that they agreed to marry, and the license
being procured Rev. DIR. Chester tied the knot
and Mrs. Vaughn found them last night and al
was reconciled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

CHANGES IN THE NAVAL PAY CoRps.-The re-
cent death of Pay Director Gilbert Thornton
is having its effect upon this locality He was
III charge OF the navy pay Office at New York.
and as this is one of the most important posts
in the naval financial system haste has been
made to fill the vacancy. Pay Inspector A. ].
Clark is therefore detached from the navy paw
office at Boston, October l, and ordered to take
charge of the New York Office. Paw Director
Edward Nav is detached from the Washington
office. September 80, and ordered to Boston to
relieve Capt. Clarke. The duties here will be
assumed by Pay Inspector T. T. Caswell Sep
tember 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

The President has given the necessary au-
thority to the Indian bureau officisls to receive
bids and sell, after proper advertisement, the
dead and down timber on the Bad river Lac
des Flambeau and Lac Court Oreile Indian
reservations in Wisconsin. The proceeds Of
this sale will be expended for the benefit Of the
Chippewa Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
Stamp Canceling Machines.

Postmaster General Wanamaker has entered
into contract for the rental Of 100 stamp can
ceiling machines. The machine has been tested
in the Washington, Boston and Others Of the
large post offices for more than year and y
said to have given perfect satisfaction. IL 10
said at the department that each machine VIII
properly cancel stamps on 1,500 letters every
six minutes. The 100 machines are TO be ready
for distribution among the larger Offices early
In next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

CONCERT AT THE CAPITOL GRoUNDs.-The fol-
lowing is the program of the concert to be given
at the Capitol grounds tomorrow afternoon at
4:3O by the Marine Band, John Philip Sousa
conductor: March, COmrads," Reeves: Fackel-
tanz, No. 3, Meyerbeer; overture, William
Tell" Rossini; selection, 'Gondoliers'' Sulli-
van; "Canalleria Rusticana,'' Mascaysir; SYM
phonic poem. ''The Chariot Race" Sousa;
"Hail Columbia" Fyles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
Another Post Once Site Warrant

Anotner FOst Omce SISe W1ffAuC
warrant was issued yesterday by the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury in the sum Of s20, 800 in
favor Of Augustus Lepreux in payment for
land taken for the Washington city post Office.
A warrant for "a. 100 was issued today out Of
the same appropriation, to be paid into court
until the ownership Of parcels IL and Is is
settled. Mr.. r. Ross Perry, trustee for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

PHGBE CoUzINs' FINAL PAYMENT.-A voucher
for sS2. AZ in favor of Phoebe Couzins for salary
from April to April Is. as secretary of the
board OF lady managers of the worlds fair ex-
position, was received at the Treasury Depart
ment yesterday. 1t was approved by Bertha H.
NJ Palmer as president of the board of lady man.
ayers. Miss Couzins was DEF osed from her
position as secretary on April Is. This voucher
will be paid and will close Miss Couzins' con.
nection with the worlds fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

GENERAL APPRAISER TIcHENOR of the board
OF general appraisers was at the Treasury De-
partment yesterday in consultation with Assist
ant Secretary Spaulding on matters connected
with the business Of his office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

A MINISTER'S FAREwELL.-Senor Guirolo,
the retiring Salvadorian minister, paid his fare
we'll respects to the President yesterday. Act.
ing Secretary Wharton escorted the minister
to the White House. where the usual formal ad
dresses were exchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

TREASURY BALANcFs.-The net cash balance
in the treasury yesterday was SAG, los, ,527. OF
this amount s15, ,4O5. $40 is in national bank de-
positories, S17, 7,5l2, ,24l is in subsidiary silver
coin and S359,2O4 is in miner coin and frac
tional currency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

VIRGINIA MAsTERs.-Fourth-class post
masters have been appointed as follows: c. W
Luttrell, Delhaven, Va; J. W. Blankenship
Craigsville, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

CAN'T CONE IN FREE.-The Treasury De-
partment has refused to admit duty free the
surgical instruments of French physician,
which came to this country on a different ves-
Sci from the owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

,<sA STATED MEETING OF ROBERT DE
- Bruce Council. No. /, X H., will be held
, the Cathedral OF til" Rite. No. 1907 q ST. w.
= l~DAN. the .l.,d instant. al 80 u. IN.
salt \ H. HOLT, ;s1d degree, Secretary.
xsSA SPECIAL C0MI,UNICATIoN OF THE
o Columbia VIII be held at Masonic Temple wEDNES-
DIV, September p at I! m. for the reception OF the
t"egateN To tie General board os relief of the nited
States and Canada. BY order OF the NJ W grand
Ter. W. H. SlNuLE1'N. Grand Sc, retary. se'1l ~
RSSCOTrISlI RITE -CERNEAU.-THER REG
80 uar rendezvous Of WASHINGTON Cons story,
No A S.R., - degree $ p II. y. will be held at
vest End Masonic Hail. 18th and Pa. II.
TUESDAY EVENING, September -, 1891. at 30
pm. by order OF the c. in c. ANSON S. TAYLOR,
32d degree, Cir. Sccy. srl9-;}t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Henry Minett has
been ordered to the receiving ship Vermont
Lieut.. W. J. Chambers has been detached from
the Petrol and ordered to the Atlanta. Lieut.
N. E. Mason, detached from the Fetrel
and granted two months leave of absence.
Lieut.. j. NJ. Roper. detached from the Petrol
on the Both instant and ordered to duty at the
Naval Academy on the LIST October next. En-
sign George K. Evans, detached
from the Yorktown and ordered to
duty at the Naval Academy. En-
sign H. A. Bispham, detached from the
Enterprise and ordered to the Petrol. Leave
of absence has been granted Lieut.. C. c..
Cornweu for one year from the LIST of Oc-
tober next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

Col. JNo. NJ. WILSON, I. 8. A., superintend-
ent of the Military Academy, was in town to-
day. He called at the White House and paid
his respects to the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAy.-Internal rev
enue. S2l2,384 customs, 1884. .2S7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

EX-SENATOR SPooNER called on the Presiden
this afternoon and had long chat with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

England. Italy, Germany and the United
States will make O naval demonstration In Chi
nese waters, the command of the nses 70 -
given TO the Duke Of Genoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
FINANCIAL.
$'S5 S'5 = Erf $rf + TT T I 4
c Cos 6 ! Il ! + il + I ~ L LII
S1,25O,OOO.

Pelow. Unie- separate headings.
We snrIme-s.e a few Of the many
features VI OF business
TTTTKUSTS. 1t is best 70 name q
Trust Company a. executor.
r trustee. guardian. receiver or
As>i.1Iee for the reasons that
an individual may die. may be-
come an invalid or may act improy-
eriy or inludh-iOusiy. while in q
1r.st Company such as the Aineri-
can Security and Trust Company
you ~'--1rs the continuous service and
the beneht OF tine practical expert
ence Of ALE ananciers, who have
es~iy oPpO-tIulty 10 enhance the
Fa.He of such trusts by judicious
Niai'aSenent- wills naming the
company a. executor are Kept free Of
charge
OaNS.-The Company loans
nCney ON Real Estate and
T. other approved collateral se-
LlILcurfties. II also furnishes in
Nes'o-s with fully secured ami profit
IN sums Of : SltsI. 500 and SI,UUO.
secured BY FIRST trusts.
ODD EPOSITS-lnfereSt is paid
nupCn deposits. which are sub
II Dlect TO cheek without notice.
ODD OrssniZations. Societies. Stock
C0uIT aniss and Institutions will BE-
srealy benefited by depOsitinx their
s.rsius .Unis with the company,
.hUs earning interest.
SIS -AEL BONES. The wants hsyc
s. been constructed with a view Of
SafiOr'ilns absolute protection
80 .t-ain-t loss through fire OF
lurS4ars The value Of a safe for
leeIsnx your valuable papers canno,
be Ov-rastirlated. Boxes $40. SIS
aLt 80 Der a2nUM. according to
size.
IFF FiNANCIAL AGENT. The
IL Company will act a. Treasurer
c. Financial AGENT FOR Corpora
tons. Associations. Institutions,
&c.- and VIII receive and nIanaxe any
sinking funds upon such terms and
srrsn-eiEsnts a. may be agreed
upO1- Also acts as Registrar or
1ransfer Agent OF the stocks or
bon.'~ of corporations. paying their
dividends or Interest when desired
MN MANAGING LSTATES.-
MNW n The Company especially
NJ VI M>o,icits the MANAGEMENT Of
A a Mestates OF Non-residents,
Invaliis and those retiring from
artive life. Settlements forwarded
when desired and every detail care
fully looked after. thus relieving
owners Of all worry. trouble or il
convenience incident TO managing
the properties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

se-.S, THE PRINTED NOTICE THAT AN AUC-
~, tion sale of stock Of the Kirk Mining Com
pany would be held a. the of the board of trade
Septenb-r 70, 1891 was without authority. The
OF the board OF trade will not DE used Tor that purpose
NJ. VI. PARKER PRESIDENT. seI.L:,t
Ef-, -,NO1ICE- -NESSRS. THOMAS GRAY x
81. SON. lately carrying on business at Ana
Costh. ID. t.. having maze TO gnment Tor
the benefit of their creditors. they requested to
Present to at their early Conven ence, toSeth,r
with the evidence thereof. any CLAIM that they may
have III the premises.
All persons indebted to the said Messrs. GRAY 4
Son herewith requested to make paynent lie At
once. Otherwise viii be compelled to collect by pro.
cess of law
RALPH l.. GAIT. Assignee
Messrs. Thomas Gray & Son Of Anacosta, u. C.
having made an assignment to me- | hereby invite
PROPOSE for the purchase bulk Of stock in trade in
the three stores to wit hardware feed groceries,
Each branch OF btsiness Is we'll established and
offers splendid opportunity to an energetic
establish a handsomely paying business. The right
IS reserved to reject any and ali pro- os1ls.
selS3t RALPH L. GAIT. Assignee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAsoN!c.IA PECIAL CoMMgNICA-
M viii be held at Masonic Temple WEDNESDAY,
September -. 1891, at 1:;i0 y. Work, second
degrtt. Members OF other lodges invited By order
W. Nj. j. c. FILL. Secretary. se:222t
N-H ALL SOLDIERS WHO WISH TO UNITE
49, with the ". 1. Sherman Post q. A. r. can
se..st' COL PETER LAMB
HS,FRoM SEPT. =? TO 20. INCLUSIVE,
We offer q Strictly All-wool
Black Cheviot Suit,
Cutaway Sack or square-cut Coat.
For IS. So
wM. GARNER.
The Peoples Ciother.
sel6-3m 1Oa6 9TH 81. n.
vk-,MILANS, PRINTER, Jlg I'M ST NM
-, Established II years.
fractlce economy. 1t leads to success. You save
money 10y deAing with me- sel-law4w
W-~SNOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF co rAKT-
49, nershir.-Notice is hereby given that the
coFai uershp heretofore existing between the under
THOS. Ii. GARDNER
Sept9 1891. tlt'l GEO. W. WHEELER.
SWEDDIN8s FOR FALL.
~ . Invitations engraved and printed in
the correct style at the lowest rates. See
samples.
BYRON s. ADAMS.
40 Printer,
seq ol2 1lth st. II. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

n,ERNEST G. THOMPSON
~ Room !, Traders Bank building,
10Th and Pa.
Having resigned my position in the Cen
trel National Bank to open a real estate
office. | now prepared to do a general
Real Estate and Insurance Business. Houses
for sale and rent. IoJn- made and invested.
Notary public Agent Tor Peoples Fire In
sJrance Company. sell -2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

NOTICE.
Books for the subscription the capital stock Of the
Washington and Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
Laurel. Ma. 'h- i5th Jay Of GctoStr 1s5i. at 10
p N and nom day TO day therr7iter untii The whole
.Ilount Of The capital stock snail be sold subscrp
pAay's once the Wa,hiuston Loan and Trust Com
toi b c. also al the oihre OF the Fieiry md
peTosIt Company. No, Calvert St. BALTIMORE Nd.
hr-t day each subscriber snail receive pro rata
81 sn s a, oi ai % viii 4 Psyi Pa of ~ Per sent
OF making th- suhscriY YtiOR- Total of capital
fkE6LHick h SAlrH. kPif M1EIfAS N Sht1GRD = c9Pb:
seI4tocI5 fncorporators
Zine OFFICE ROOMS FOR REST
In the new building Of the Washington Loan and
Trust Company. corner 9th and F sts. Every modern
convenience and comfort for men who spend large
part Of their lives IN their Offices
Call for permit to inspec; the premises.
sel6-3m B. H. WARNER. President
~ SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Or WASHINGTON,
n Z COR loIH 81. AMI MN YORK AVE.
Chartered BY special ac, of Congress
January ~. lsG7.
Lsorsanized under a.: Congress October 1. 1880
2ransacts the business otA
Trust COMPANY
IN a. is various branches
Also the businessO Of.
sAyINGS bANk
And o:a
eAFE DEPOsIT COMPANY
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
ta;e- Of minors ccu.t;ee OF the estates OF lunatics
r.Ceiyer assignee al executes OF any every
cescrlptiOa-
Receives money deposits in sums Of Ten CENTS
iIc u ward and allows interes: thereon
Loan E-CEey upoG real estate and collateral
IT.
Sells frs;-class real estate anil other securities
Isceiv-- SILVER WARE and al kinds OF vALU-
fELES CgOL depC-it in aIaciOIs storage vaults Of
l1surTassed d-yneSs aud security.
Snail SAFES Tor zen: from 50 to sr,5 per snaun-
s,lsrsiss sr4essd. addition 10 tie EssaIaT Sfce
cL he l5th day % -agA month
Sh IN ,ss ,a a.; - business dap q eaeh month
hen the lsih iA-.s sgndSy the Ii;a day will be
NaaaaseIeat:
BENJANiN z. SNYDER
jANLs u JOHNSTON. seeold
lrcasg-cr.
= IkANOlS EItIlYS
S-NEcf1Ty.
ALBERT L 81 EIEVANT
I.zrt:Ors
6cn'sn,t, p Snyder. ZeIas {. ROBINS.
A4teri l.. slUrteN4Gt. AsGIsW NyEe.
GVOrEo II. Plant. Agst-ex ~ knsry
iSvis C4elhAIr. Sh.rles \. James,
Henry a. Willard. + Francs Eiggs
sAlne- NJ johnston. Charles &. tI!Ovvr.
= hosz Pe-ry. John o. Iarke,
rhCn4as hyde. John b. kCdgerL
bGls William = Clara
FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIBED STOCK. S9O3.OOO.
Has the best plan devised for securing Home.
80 AUCTION OF MONEY.
No BACK DCEs REQUIRED.
Any amount loaned -epayab,e Si3 Per month on sscl
el.OcC advanced sbares.sl per month
sIx PER CENT ALLOWED on DEPOsITS.
k2O.Ooo placed IN New Loans.
Ter Isr.7Alsis and Information ayply the once.
sl3 AND Sl5 ST. NV.
OFfICkRs.
hM,sn Dngmsn. Pres Alonzo Tveedsie, Sec.
ae$ Leach. v fres. Andrew " all, Mgr.
a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

E@a. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Cor. 9th and q sts NV.
1t is too hot to talk about
the new innovation prom
ised yesterday. 'Twouldn't
sound seasonable. Waita
day or two. We speak Of it
at the store to each suit
customer. giving them the
privilege Of having it in
their suit.
Yet this weather cannot
last much longer. Too un.
seasonable. Would it not
be best to have your suit
made up and on hand for
instant use? Jack Frost"
will drop in some fine
morning and q new fall
suit will feel exceedingly
comfortable. The creme
q la creme of the new fall
patterns are ready for your
inspection.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers,
IL Cor. 9th and q sts. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
RSDK- NENIN b. SHADE.
~ Practice limited to Lung and Throat trouble.
30 10th st. n. W.. Washington. ID. C.
Hours. - to ). se21-6t
K~THE FIRM OF MoCKBEE co. WISH
TO announce to their patrons and the public generally
that they have resumed business in their old stand
1908 ST. n. W.. where they will carry a large and
complete stock of Gentlemens. Ladies'. Misses and
Boys Shoes First-class goods and low prices.
MoCKBEE CO..
se2l-1w' 1903 stnLw