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TWO CENTS.

resolution should not be adopted. said that any
gentleman who IN the future should refer TO
these cases as law, equity or precedent ought to
be put in the penitentiary for the rest Of his
existence.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. o'Neill (Pa.) presented, for reference. a
resolution Of the Philadelphia maritime ex-
change protesting against the passage Of the
silver free coinage bill.
THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL CONSIDERED.
The House then went into committee of the
whole (Mr. Payson of Illinois in tine chair) on
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
After few remarks made by Mr.. Rogers
(Ark.) in criticism of the seetionalism shown
by tine committee on public buildings and
grounds in reporting public building bills. fur
ther general debate was postponed until the
Items making appropriations for the world
fair commission shall be reached. and the bill
was read by paragraphs for amendment
LIGHT HOUSE AMENDMENT Lost.
Mr.. Burton (0hio) offered an amendment ap-
propriating for light house improvements a,
the following points: Ashtabula. a, 200; OLD
Mackinac Point, $4,000; Squaw Island, S25,.
OOO. The amendment was lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
A GREAT Strike THREATENED.

Trninmen ON the Canadian Pacific Nay @
Out at Any Hour.
MoxTREAI, QuEBEc, Feb. "a strike Of the
conductors, brakemen snd switchmen on the
Cansdisn Pacific is threatened and may occur
any hour. II will extend from st. John, NIB,
10 Vancouver, affecting all the men on thas
stretch. Two hundred representative from al
over the line approached Assistant General Man
ager Shausney in Montreal yesterday and made
demand for an increase In pay. What the COM
psny terms . reasonable advance was offered
but was not accepted, and yesterday afternoon
the representative held q secret session, bus
without coming 10 . definite decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
F.rnsrs' An,..se Co-spsr.ssen.

IxpIAxAroIls, Feb. S.-The executive co.,
mittse Of the Farmers' Alliance Of the states Of
Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee de-
cided 10 sstablish what IL calls an interstate
operative business commistee, composed Of one
member from the executive COMMITTEES Of earh
state that win unite In the movement The
following officers OF the comnissse we're
elected: President Eli Hobson, Mechanicsburg.
Ind; vice president y. q. Melville, Genoa,
H.; secretary, A. A. Brown, Anderson, Ind.
The ofbcers of the cooperative company VII
labor 10 have the great combine well organ
lied BY the time TIE next national meetfng of
The alliance i bsld, which Win probably - -
tn city nsxt Novombor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.

EEEMAN-AMERICAN 4 BUILDING ASSOCIATION
VI No. y.
AZ the first annual meeting Of the above association
held Jsnuary the LIST. the SonstutiOn amended
- 20 make the same perpetual
Shares can - subscribe. to az any meeting without
the payment OF back dues -
The next regular meeting will be held at Nitthafts 3
Hail. February the 9Th. at o'clock Pm, cor ID and
MI. WITTHAFT. P. yIERBUcHEN.
President. Secrstary.
,z31-5t HENRY kOTTMASS. Treasurer.
STATENENT or The FINANCIAL CONDITION
- Of the Serial savings and Building Association on
the sth Of January. 1891.
ASSETS.
Net amount due from AL shares advanced . su, -,
iISBiLiTiES.
Dues paid By stockholders
2,545 shares not hO,dfn< All
Advancsi payment of dues......Il,t1q -
PresntuFr sccrued on same. 4.JS1 10 . -. -.
surp,u. in excess of 6 Der cent. 81. 4s3 70
JNO. A PRESCOTT, X. u. CAMPBELl.
Secy. and Treas, President.
14io 1t. " 514 lUth ct n. W.
The sooye statement is correct:
q. =. IIEMtN,
NM. NAYSE.
GEO. ". CHASE,
finance Committee.
Stock In the 2fth series he subsCrli ed Tor
and ones paid Per share. st tie office OF the secre-
' JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
ja31-13t Secretary and Treasurer.
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VARIOUS FOREIGN NOTES.


Charitable committees for the relief Of the
awful destitution in London are going about
their business in rather a peculiar fashion.
After an investigation of various cases Of al
legged poverty. the inquiry in each case being
prolonged 20 as TO give the victim fair chance
to die of starvation, relief was at length distrib-
uted.
The police at Buda Pesth recently prohibited
a procession which the students Proposed TO
hold in honor Of the Hungarian minister Of
commerce. Baross. but the students persisted
and had their celebration.
Sir Gordon Cumming whose name has become
unpleasantly connected with stories OF sharp
practice at cards. is not altogether unknown in
the United States his brother. Alexander.
having married the daughter Of the Hon. Charles
Fans, formerly United States minister to Nene-
zuela.
Scarcity Of funds among the Mccarthy faction
of the Irish parliamentary party has had a good
deal to do with the proposed djustment % dif-
ferences. Eleven of those who side with the
majority depend upon stated stipends for sup
port. Some of them are badly in need of money.
The kaiser continues TO devote himself with
almost feyerish earnestness to army matters.
He has decided not TO promote Count Harseler
of Metz 10 the place vacated by Maldersee.
In the Spanish cortes now composed, in
cluding the representatives OF the colonies,
the government has 2o9 members and the
opposition l54 members.
Mr.. Gladstone will probably make a pubic
announcement TO the assurances given HIM
with regard to home rule to the leaders Of tbs
Irish parliamentary party.
A total of l, ,225 Italian emigrants left Trieste
for America in the month Of January.
Baron Missman will not go directly back 70
Germany, but will travel home from Africa by
the way Of Asia and America, his object being
70 improve his health.
Several prosecutions are pending in Germany
for the violation of the law prohibiting the inn
of Azt.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

Col W. p. CAxADAY, ex-sergeant-starms Of
the Senate, who Il now practicing Law in this
city, has been offered lucrative position -
repreeentative Of an electrical company Of TIE
United States IN China. Il u believed that HIS
long experience ~ an oficial of the Senate and
his wide AcquAintance with public men IN this
country win make him valuable rsprssunt-
stiys a ths company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

BICYCLES DUTIABLE.-The Treasury Depart
ment has again decided that bicycles are not
exempt from duty as personal effects, but are
subject to duty according to the component
material of chief value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

SILVER PURCHAsEs.-The Treasury Depart
The amount offered was 1,132, 500 ounces, and
the amount purchased AIS, 900 ounces as fol-
lows: Seventy-five thousand ounces at 81 .026,
As 600 ounces at 81 1862, A 600 ounces at 81 265
25l 900 ounces at Sl,027, 5000 ounces at
81 275.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsrERs.-The following
fourth-class postmasters were yesterday ap-
pointed: r. L. Murphy. Dentsville, Md; H.
V. Maddox, Manokin, Nd; 8. H. Payne, Well
bourne, Nd; J. J. Riddick, Great Bridge, Va.
L. Paxson, Overland. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

AUTHORIZED TO RESUME BUSINESS. Huron
National Bank of Huron, S. D., which sus-
pended December 16, yesterday resumed busi-
ness the national bank examiner having deliv-
cred the assets to the officers of the bank by
order Of the controller of the currency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

The Stars CORRESPONDENT HoME.-Mr. Geo.
H. Harries, whose bright letters to THE STAR from
Pine Ridge have attracted general attention
and awakened officials and Legislators to a
realizing sense of the Indian situation, returned
home last night from the scene of the recent
Indian troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount Of ~ pc,
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was S240, 200
making the total to date $40, ,351, 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

DOES Nor APPLY.-Assistant Secretary Spaul-
ding has informed correspondence in Texas that
goods which arrive in the United States intended
merely for transit to Mexico or other foreign
countries do not come within the scope of sec
tion of the tariff act in regard to marking,
branding, &c, for the reason that such goods
are not considered importations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

New BANKs.-The controller of the currency
has authorized the United States National Bank
of Portland, Greg, to begir. business with a
capital of S25O,0OO and the Weldon National
Bank of Ladonia, Tex, with capital Of $50, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

RTHE Choral. SOCIETY WISHES TO IN
its next concert, April ~ rehearsais for which ben
Immediately. solo voices not essential. but spph-
cants must be able to read music. Examination not
dinicult. Address EUGENE Il. STEVENS. Secretary.
14l9 II st. nv fe;Seo:ns
~CAUTION.-wISHING ALL OF OUR MA
~ chimes to give the highest degree of satisfac-
ton. particularly csution hose having old Of
where than at the COMfANY'S OFFICE. where none
but parts used. and only the
able charges. il any. made. Orders by postal will
''es''' ''''1'sHHi WHEEIKR a : WILSON MFG CO..
fe3t. tn. s,3m 49, 18th st. n ".
6~gsE RAINBOW SHEET PACKING AND
Peerless piston and valve rod packing. They
are the best packing made. Try them and see q. !.
NJ HOWARD. general agent, 45S st. aw. send for
DE. REULIN0 HAS TRANsFERRED Hf6
~ ofnce for eye and ear dteeases TO- 1914 X st.
n. W. Once hour tevery Wednesday and Saturday
H~DR. b. y. gCH99LEY.
Has removed his Once to cor. llth and sts over
Nsrts's dEug sSeE~ TslsDhons lse7. Ssl-in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

CADETS APPoINTED.-Cadets have been ap-
pointed to West Point as follows: Frank A.
Vance, Mandate. sixth Kansas; Walter 8. Nc
Broom Hillsboro. eighth Indiana, with Alex.
G. Cavins OF Sullivan as alternate. and Chas. N.
Halpin, Beardstown, twelfth Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internalr rev.
enue. S475, ,S52; customs, 81, ,945, AIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

NAVAL ORDERs.-Chief Engineer B. B. H.
Wharton detached from duty at the Quintard
Iron Works, New York, on the 18th instant and
ordered to special duty connected with the
fitting out Of the Lancaster. Leave granted to
Chief Engineer Chas. H. Loring for six months
with permission to leave the United States. The
furlough Of Lieut.. B. A. Fiske is extended six
months from the 18th of next month, with per-
mission to remain abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

6~BEAUT1FUL HOMES.
One on circle at junction of Maple and
Harewood avenues. lie Droit Park.
Large brick with nine rooms, bath, FUR
mace. splendid large yard front side and
rear. country home with all modern
improvements right IN center OK city.
Very cheap ut 50. OO0 with easy terms.
For permit 10 inspect Apply ut office.
Also one OF those pretty Dri: ks with
large lot on Spruce st. bet. Linden and
IArch, LIE Droit Park; has seven rooms
and every convenience. Lot Is 20 feet
front by I34. VIII make . cozy home.
East and south exposure. Price. rs, 900.
with easy terms. Apply to office ior per-
mt to inspect.
BARNES 4 WEAVER,
fe4rxt 620 Il 1T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

HEAVY INcBEAsE IN TREASURY CAsH.-A
statement prepared at the Treasury Depart
ment shows that there was a net decrease Of
s3,179,692 in circulation during the month OF
January and q net increase of $21 ,1O2. 969 in
money and bullion in the treasury during the
same period The principal items of increase
in the treasury cash are So, 722, ,OS1 gold coin,
S6,3l3,074 standard silver dollars, $3, ,799. .877
U. S. notes, 81, $40, ,554 national bank notes. and
81, ,50S,57 treasury notes. There was, how
ever, decrease Of S11, ,492, GAO in the gold GER
tificates held in cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

ave ARE NOT IN THE
~ Race for merely cheap clothing"
Easy to cheapen a garment, but that is not
the sort you want.
We viii save you from 81 to S5 On a pur-
chase OF rightly made suit or Overcoat. i.
Our $40 Ulster will keep out as much cold
as our S.S5 one. II it Is not So good looking.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONEPRICE CLOTHIER.
fe5 4:54 7th st. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

PERsoNAL.-~ud udge Henry Rives of Nevada,
H. F. Burroughs of Brooklyn, DR.. and Mrs. j.
F. Dagan of Syracuse, NY, NJ. Ferril of St.
John. NIB, L. c. Burgess of Chicago and C. G..
Jadenn of Honesdale, Pa, are at Willard d's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hartley of Philadelphia, w. H.
Harrison of Lexington, KY, Ed. Smith Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, J. j. Barber of Syracuse. Jos. H.
Wilson of Belvidere, NY, A. I. Watson of
Philadelphia, W. H. Harrison of New York. A.
Jideman, H. Fuchs and G.. Walpinski Of New
York and Jas. r. Donnelly, ir. Of Easton, Pa,
are at the Randall.-E. 81. Brown, w. A. Hall
L. Howe and William ]. LAWN of Brattleboro,
VT. F. W. Lane and James Kuhn Of Pittsburg,
j. Hazard, of Providence, RI, Cyrus Gordon
of Clearfeld, Pa, and A. Bawan Of Bangor, Me-,
are at the Riggs.-Dr. W. Alexander Of San
Francisco, Jas. Hageman of Kansas City, Mo-,
Starken Of Springfield, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs W.
A. Cooke and Rev. DR.. and Mrs Van De Water
Of New York, H. G. Doucet of Montreal, Cam
ada, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Barber Of Albany, NY,
Gen. Rufus Ingalls,, U.s.A., W. H. Mace Of
Hon. 8. W. Russell and NJ. A. smyths
Of New York are at the Arlington
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. E. Bowden of Norfolk, Va,
Col. A. g. Dfckenson, U. s. A., Capt. II. d.
Simpson, Rev. and Mrs. G. 8. Bennett Of Jersey
Frank Hill of Cincinnati, R. Stafford Of New
York, Mrs. Mary Jane Aldrich and Mrs. Edmund
Devlin, James Nickerson. H. G. Nickerson,
Miss Emma Nickerson, Mrs. A. B. Haywood.
W. F. Prstt, Miss A. M. Ribins, Miss Grace
Stanley. Miss Lizzie Judd, Miss L. Shaifer, Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Iced and Mrs. Pritchett Of
Boston are at the Ebbitt-W. D. Gebhard of
New York, MIR. and Mrs. John Wilson of Ocean
Grove, N. J., Mrs. A. X. Davis of Rochester,
N. Y, Miss Maria Birch Of Baltimore, Mrs. A.
W. Kelly and Miss May Vance of Wheeling, Miss
g. A. CowIes and Miss G. n. Gramus Of Wood
bury, Conn. Mr.. G. B. Hartshorn and Chas. w.
Snook OF Maryland are ct the FredoniA.--R
scn Of Gresnboro. n c.. and G. churchmsn 9.
Wilmington, Del, are at the National.-P. W.
Heasley OF Pittsburg, w. T. Carey Of Chicago
and John Il. Bogart Of Southampton, Va-, srs
at the etropolitan.--Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
York, ere ct the Hotsl Arno.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
A GREAT ADVANCE IN WAGES.
GREAT INCREASE IN SALARIES.
BIG ADDITION IN YOUR INCOME.
WE WILL TELL YOU HOW

By paying SIS monthly into the PERPETUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION you increase your wages
$50 per month.
BY paying $40 monthly you increase your salary %
Per month
BY paying SEQ monthly you increase your pay s1o
per month
By paying s5omOnthiy you increase your income
S.&j per month
By paying S1OO monthly you increase your revenue
$50 per month, and On in proportion
This increase in your in your monthly SAL
ary is ured you without going strike wait
is- fox Promotion the departments. and with this
additional advantage. that the money for you
un:l the mature and you receive your savings
and tire profits above specified. all at time. when
tISS Will do you the most good.
For sIOO special payment We viii give 30 cents per
rnonth.
For $500 special payment will give you &C. 80 per
MONTH
For 81 GOO special payment we will give you s5 per
month.
For $500 special Payment we will give you s2o
Per month
For $1,000 special payment we will rive you $50
Per month. all payable monthly. During the nine
years that have been established We have always
paid the principal demand without requiring any
notice.
We are paying our members > Per cent per annum on
shares withdrawn. q per cent per annUm special
payments and II PER CI-NT per annum on matured
shares.
We are now redeeming our first series at 12 PER
CENT Per annu and in March next we shall beein to
redeem second series vi sares at the SAME RATE
OF PROFIT.
Our present s, lg 10; liabilities. s453.
407. and Surplus and interest fund amounts to
S6S, sSJ. 10.
Our receipts for the past three months sl1s,-
O9 3 and the tenth series stock started last No.
yenber. there have been 2,5OO shares taken and on
thai cEe alone there have been paid s4o OD0
We advance $50 esch share payment, 80
monthly.
We advance $50 on five shares; payment, $40
monthly.
Neadyance s1 .o5o on seven shares; payment. s14
monthly.
We advance sI.ooo on ten shares; payment, $50
monthly.
We advance S. 900 on twenty shares payment $40
monthly.
Shares. 81 Per month can be taken at any time and
back dues required Cur oihce Il at 500 llth
n W, where regular MEETINGS held on the
FIRST WEDNESDAY EVENING of ZACH MONTH.
As viii be the above exhibit business s
having very lsrse ana healthy increase
4. C.. DSInc&nsOl. Pres. Lewis Abraham, Vice Pres
Frank 6. s4xton. Treas John Cook. Secretary.
Cnas- +. BENJAMIN. Attorney. 500 1lth st.
RooIu 81, CorcorSu building.
Andrew Glass Vim h. Goods. A. NJ. Neeker Charles
Baum. Fred ". BrsndenbArH. WIN. p. Seville.
4. b. Brakes, Charles W Schen and william r.
HiIlyer. Directors ja.}O-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
VOL IS, No. 1902.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ DIFFICULT MATTER-To
~ resch hrst hands direct for en-
reCty en-raved CARDS and invitations
anu superior printing made through
GEDNEY l. ROBERTS.
a6 ~. IOth IT.. near Gas ONCE
6sAIL INTEREsTED - CHRIsTIAS 1i SCI SCI
SUNDAY at Talis thursday evenings at 8 sOslOeE.
x~IF YOU WANT AN ABSOLUTELY PURE
1 Cream of T.FtsF r.rsEE1sH E1sj9s Powder buy the
II does not contain ammonia or dtum ta3l-tr
R,D. J. HOWELL. CIVIL ENGINLER AND
49, landscape sryhItect. has removed his oihses %
phone call. 1O4-2. la:,0-l Inn
RSCUsTOM.M MADE SHIRTS. WITH OUR
sased ,sn Yves ~ ~ t9s xr ares
for custon-niade' shirts Any style TOR ordinsry or
tion guaranteed in every instsuce, Now is the best
tine to leave your Orders as you MIL md sgI1 more more
Leave your order at mems furnishing department.
MIN ji'' WOODWARD LOTHRoP.
K~S1lrORTANTN NOTICE
GAS CONSUMERS.
Arrangements have been made for the convenience Of
Persons living the eastern western sections Of
the city BY which they can Fay their gas bills during
t-nking hours at
OR
THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK.
Bills paid on or before the Sth Of each month. AND
THOSE ONLY, will be entitled to the discount Of 2c.
FER /, 0OO cubic feet
oai,T WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
BUY YOUR COAL. COKE AND WOOD
IRON the reliable flrm Of JOHNSON BROTH
IRS. the most extensive retail dealers in the
try. Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

On motion Of Mr.. Mckinley (ohio), by
unanimous consent, It was ordered that during
the remainder Of the session the House shall
meet ct II o'clock .. m.
Mr.. Boothman (Ohio), from the committee on
accounts, reported resolution Tor the print
ing Of digest Of the election casss decided BY
the Ffty-hrst Congress.
NJ. RogsrS (Ari.). IN Suggesting thAs ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RsAIL SHAREHOLDERS OF THE CLIFF.
toy T9rss CO are , requested @ to meet at l3i4
to Consider the affairs Of said company. fe't
sasBRAzIL MIssION-CHURCH WORK OF
soesg tas
~, Bibe House. New York. will be explained on SUN
bishop ' Wes, 9s Il nl es'fff at Trinity
Chhnrch' Ghnr' Mashiton in t the oTnn at Chris.
Church Of the Epiphany WASHINGTON. in the evening
BS% ana Mssm D. sl' so Mi SOON Mb Be-
Ordained and go as missionaries win make addresses
ls,.it W1LGihM 4. SESBoLD. Gen. scc
- :, g sl,,. ST.. tnIDAY M NIGHT; Miss Msgae
nz the say 1Foriaay for private stinss a Ms
X MkMgEas 3F G1dRFS % SoTSSI M L; no 70
SSS 81 faHfs' LIVE iss's
H@SADAs ISRAEL HEBREW C0NGREGA-
- tion-Sot,ee -The members OF the above
attend aye ON NK
rss a srnag The Rev wei late Of t Henry
Ior was ore s5asd Srder Israel the
fe,-st sH' ' JULIUS Il YB3SiUpMsfdARTEN. Sipsf Secretary.
R~SALL PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAINST
-. buying stoddard lecture tickets advertised
fe5-3t 81 MARKET SPACE.
R-SwANTED : SOME ONE TO BUILD A
-, large store for merchant on comn9niing
JOHNSON. 6I1 F st. 1t
K-STO THE PUBLIC.
The card from Bakers and Confectioners' Union No.
International Union Of America to the effect that
the Pie Bakers Uuon, No. Ia is not recognized by
any of the Trade Unions and will not aff1ia with
other labor is misleading in its character
Delegates have been elected and waiting for a
meeting of the Federation to present their credentials
TO secure recognizance. We desire to harmonize with
all labor organizations and would ask the suspension
Of public opinion until the facts the fully
brought to light.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE,
PIE BAKERS UNION, NO. ia,
fe5-at' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA.
RSDON'T FAIL TO SEE
~ MRS: JAkLEY'S WAX WORKS."
Masonic Temple,
February Il at b pm fe5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

TCHE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY,
Temporary offices
1O01 + SIhEEl NOk1HWEST,
Previous to erection OF our new build
ing at the corner OF 9Th and h SIS. NV.
Capital. 81. .OOO.OU
Pays interest at
4 per cent
ia per cent.
3 per cent.
> per cent.
Accordins TO time OF fdepostt.
Interest paid On balances subject TO
check
Executes all trusts.
Call write information.
BRAINAkD ii. WARNER, PRESIDENT.
JOHN JOY EDISON, Vice President
WILLIAM b. ROBISON, Secretary.
WILLIAM Il. GUhLEl, Treasurer. ja24-1m
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@ CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
Nine doors east from 11th ST., on
south side of II ST., q :,-story brick
house, rented for &67. so per month.
The lot is 21x100 feet. This property
Isl line with the recent expansion
of the business center.
Price, $15, 900.
THOS. j. FISHER CO..
1924 F st. NV. 1t
- THOMAS =. MORGAN. JR.,
~ Executive Special Agent
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.
Assets over $I4E000.000.
Ladies' or gentlemen desiring policies Of 81, 00(
and upward please address city post Office te2-1u
NoPRACTICAL ECONOMY
To purchase next winters Underwear now.
1t will be impossible to buy them cheap in October
you at the present time. OF the assort
ment of sizes and qualities is not complete. but ou1
special prices counterbalance that
6. E. 4 J. L. ROSENTHAL.
Mems Furnishings. Hats
One price. tja24-3m] 9S2 Est.
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SOME INTERESTING FIGURE" FURNISHED BY MIR.
FORBES OF NEW YoRK-A PROPOSITION To CLOSE
THE HEARINGS NEXT WEDNESDAY FINALLY DE-
FEATED BIZ A VOTE OF SEVEN TO FIVE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-03-26

NEw-YoRK.-Wm. Ferguson,
cultivateur respectable, r6sidant q
Mount Sterling, KY, son gendre,
B. G. Watts ct SO file Grace, ont
etc empoisonn6s au moyen d'arse-
mic iet6 dams un pot q cafe. Fer
guson ct Watts sont morris ct
Grace est dams une condition des
plus crltiques. John Wiggerton
ct ses fila Frank, Charles, Jim ct
Fred, ont 6t6 arretes CONNIE cou
pables de Get empoisonnement ct
Iiog6s en- prison. La population
indignee voulait les lyncher. Lies
W1ggerton 6taient volsins de Fer
guson. lis avaient Gu des difficult
tes avec les Ferguson. au su]et de
questions mon6taires. II para1
trait que CO sont deux enfants des
Wiggerton qu1 auraient commits le
crime, par vengeance, ct qu'lls Pau
raient avou6.