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Naule.
washinxron stock Exchsn~~.

Sa,ee-Reguiar can-l2 O'Clock m: Metropolitan
Rsilrcad sonyeriible cs sooe At lls. sl.eOO az
sloco at lls'. $1,000 at lls5s; 5000 at Iis Sioso
at llsa4: slvoo al llsS Capitol and North street
Washington Gas, 10 at 4ls. washington Loan ana
Trust Company. 10 at l06
Government Bonds-U: 5. q. registered. 1907.
District OF Columbia Bonds-Market stock n
l lsss' currency les bid asked. ao-year fund. e.
gold, loe bid, = asked. Water stock IA cur.
rency 1901, llsH bid, asked so-year fund d gold
rency, l2z bid, asked. s.Gss. isst. fund. cur.
rsncy, Ts ii2s bid ils asked sss, reg s-lOs isss-
Miscellaneous bonds-washington ana Georee-
town Railroad lo-Ao 6s lo5t bid. los asked. Wash
iss pid, l4s asked Masonic Hall Association. q,
pany. LIST ss, lss2-lsll, Iio bid. = asked.
Washington Market Company imp. ss. ia bid.
pany, S. iSo sd ssSSr s.sss and TS SS.
ton Light Infantry lsi mortgage d. iScs.
100 bid asked Washington Light Infantry I'd
Company, series A. ss. lz6 bid. : asked Wash
ington Gas Company, series B, g. lss hid,
asked Washington Gas Company Converr-
road &c. - bid. I0e asked. Chesapeske and
Potomac Telephone LIST mortgage s., iook bid.
loO asked. Capitol and North o street Railroad
lst mortgage S.. les bid. liz asked. Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible6s. llsS bid. 1873. asked L. =
Electric Light Convertible 5s. 100 bid lla asked
National Bank Stocks-Bank OF " ashinRtou Slv
bid. - asked Bank OF Republic, $50 bid.
asked Metropolitan. 26Sk bid. 9es asked
Central, $40 bid. - asked Second. lss bad. 2Oo
asked Farmers and Mechanics. 100 bid - asked
Citizens. lIo bid, ls0 asked Columbia iss bid I5s
asked Capital. ia bid. asked West End, @
bid. ss asked Traders. III bad. llS.. asked. .in-
coin. IS bid. 100 asked.
Railroad stocks = Washington and Georgetown
2ls bid. ~ asked. Metropolitan, ~ bid. 100
asked. Columbia, 90 bid, az asked. Capitd and
North o street, IS bid, - asked. lexington and
Soldiers Home, ~ bad, asked. Georgetown and
Tenleytown, = bid. 50 asked. Rock Greek. lOs
bid. - asked
insurance etocE1-Firemens Az bid GO asked
Franklin. 50 bid 90 asked Metropolitan. 20 bad,
= asked National Union, l7A bid. 20 asked.
Arlington, l70 bid iSo asked CorcorAn. 6sh bid,
- asked. Columbia i4k bid isA asked Poto-
mac, IS bid. IS asked Riggs, 5 bid. asked
asked Commercial, -. bid. 81 asked
Title Insurance Stocks-keA Estate Title. l1o
bid. - asked Columbia Title, eS bid, On asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W ashingfon Gas.
x, bid. as asked U. S. Electric Light, l<7 bid,
l6o asked Georgetown 0as, IS bid - asked
Telephone stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, 50
bid, = asked american Graphophone. IN bid, 5k
asked. Pennsylva ania, bid. rs asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-W ashington Market Com.
pany l6A od,1sl asked Great Falls Ice COMPANY,
iso did, lso asked bull Run Panorama Company,
bid, x asked Lincoln Hall. ~ bid. 100 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust companies - Washing.
ton safe Deposit Company, = bid, lss asked
Washington loan and Trust Company, lG6k
bid, lOCk asked American Security and Tru3
Company, lUs bid - asked.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VSTHE REV W. H. JOHNSON, PASTOR OF
Mt: Bethel Baptist Church. Howardtown,
D; G.. Will deliver the morning address At the Israel
BAPTIST Church, litn and b sts., Sc. ON THURSDAY
Ny MORNING November 2t. at IL O'Clock. 1he church
and SUNDAY school requested to meet rsceiand
ceLe'ery ON the above date at O'clock TO attend the
removal from the vault the remains of the late pas
tor W H. Holmes twho died on October 20. 1891 and
will be inferred above hour The euogies the
Rey W II. Holiness the late pastor the Israel Bap-
tist Church. District of Columbia and of Mt. Olive
baptst church, Caroline county. Va. and also mod
orator OF the Ut Bethel Baptist Association until the
osy OF his death. on 18th day Of October. 1891,
will be delivered at ELS a. IN. He had
SSsrved four years as moderator at Mt. Bethel
bartlst Association and had Just been elected
to the NTH term Exercise will be held Israel Bap-
ast church se. Order exercises l. Hymn, by kev.
"; II, Hekerson: scriptures. by kev sandy Alenan
ger; prayer by Rev. James Watts. =. Hymn, by lev.
;on T. a Manning m openinx addrsss kev Pay
), w Wells Rsvs. 4. Parker. A.. s. Thomas. c. K.
sIia SIiamP ". p Brooks, W; r. Johnson, Tucker Bey-
eTiy, j. w. Lindsey. II. s. Colemon, Chr Smith. j.
H. Gaines. and also members Of the Ministers Union,
sfrcf OF Columbia, asked to take part. Rev. W.
p = Johnson. D; D.. master of ceremonies. On the
nith sunday, November ~. 1891 at 1 O'Clock M.
in KS Saia Done by order Of the executive board
secretary By the request the Israel Baptist Church.
Inc MT Horeh Baptist Church choir has been invited
Z Chorister, J.. W. DanrilGe n
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GEO. T. KEEN,
Custom Tailor.
Ala 9th ST. u. W.

6THE HAMMOND
~ 1HE SPEEDIEST.
The Hammond Typewriter writes in
perfect alignment, md the alignment is
not affected by use. Each key is uni.
fornily gsared and permanently retains
its position and elasticity. The instant
key is struck IL rebounds to its former
position. thus allowing fourteen distinct
impressions per second. thus furnishing
capacity for speed exceeding that of
the most rapid operator. In all other
machines the speed of the operator is
hampered by the incapacity Of his ma
chine. This fact alone fully demon
strates the superiority of the Hammond
As the speediest Of all typewriting ma
chimes. The shrewd, wide-swake oper-
ators are all learning the Hammond.
j. c. PARKER
Sole Agent for Washington,
no24 619 9TH ST. n. W.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Dealings In the stock Market Moderate and
Without Feature.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-There was less doing in
the stock market this morning The sales ag-
gregated only $500. The principal trading
was in Lackawanna, Erie, Reading, Rock Island
and Minneapolis and ST. Louis. The OPEN
ing was generally at small fractional
declines, the loss extending from y to
= per cent. but after the first few minutes
Lackawanna suddenly became strong and ad-
yanced under a moderately active buying l
per cent. Its strength had a good effect on
the whole market. and the early decline was
more than recovered in most cases. The deal
ings of the second hour to noon were wholly
devoid of feature. Prices changed but little,
and at this writing u 80 p. m.D the market is
dull. with prices fractionally higher than those
at the close last night in most cases.
Money. 8 per cent; exchange, quiet and
steady; posted rates. 4s1 aa4s4l5; actual rates,
4s01s for sixty days and S31Sa4s3s1 for de-
mand; governments, quiet; currency 6s. III
bid; As coupon, ll714 bid; extended Is, regis
tered, 100 bid.
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The Corpse of Margaret Cephas, a Colored
Woman, Found Near Unity.

Woman, Found Near Unity
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE. ND, Nov. 24.-Mr. Chas. r.
townsend In passing through a field near
Unity, this county, yesterday morning, discov-
cred the lifeless body of Margaret Cephas. a
colored woman, lying in the grass with evil
dences that q murder had been committed.
Upon inquiry it was learned that the evening
previous the woman had been followed along
the road In the vicinity by n colored man from
Howard county named William Bond, and had
made complaint TO neighbors that he was in
pursuit of her.
Bond was followed to his home in Howard
county and arrested and was brought here to-
day and lodged in Jail 10 answer to the charge.
An inquest was held by Justice Howard. The
Clothing OF the dead woman was much torn
and blood was oozing from her mouth The
ground in the vicinity of the body showed signs
OF desperate struggle A handkerchief said
to belong to Bond Was found near the body.
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.

To
TRRAsURERs
OF
SCHOOLS.
COLLEGES.
CHURCHES,
CHARITABLE SOCIETIES.
ATHLETIC ORGANIZATIONS.
MASONIC ORDERS.
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATIONS.
DEBATING AND OTHER SOCIETIES
ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
CORPORATIONS.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS
AND INDIVIDUALS:
You obtain interest upon your funds by
depositinx them with the American Security
and Trust Co Such funds are subject to check
ct any time
Gusranteed 5 and @ Per cent investments for
sale IN sums Of 500 and upward
A T. BRITTON. President
IL 1419 st. n.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, NATIoNALIsT CLUB, No. 1, MEETS
49,, every TUESDAY. y p m, at NationaIist
Hall. go st. NV The public invited. Mr.. W. c.
cents nopl-.5ts
<SSCoTTIsH RITE.-THE REGULAR RyN,
So dezvous of Washington Consistory, No =
A. A. s. r.. j=S 5. p. L. S. tCerneau), will be held
At West End Masonic Hail, 18th and la. ave n w. ,
TUESDAY. November -. 1891, at 30 p m Work
fourteenth degree. By order.
n"2l-3t ANSON S. TAYLOR, 329. CIR. Sec.
THE wOMAN'S CLINIC"
49, Donation Day-Thauksgiyinr Eve
Tie ladies of the Woman's Clinic. ISlS l4.h St nw
ask the public for donations and conrio buttons to
inolptaln the dis ensary service They nay be sent TO
the rooms between II am. and p. IN. WEDNES DAY,
the 9th, where ladies of the staff will be present TO
receive them.
CLINICAL STAFF.
DR.. Ida J. Heiberger.
DIR. Clara Bliss Hinds
DIR. Julia T.. smith,
DR.. Efhe L. Falls
DIR. Jessie kappe!er.
DR.. Phoebe A. Norris.
DIR. Clarence Dufour,
- Oculist
CONSULTING STAFF. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
~. ~. j Iord Thompson. Mrs. Emily /. Sherwood.
Dr T. Q. larrow. Miss Grace Thomas.
DIR. Mary Parsons. Mrs s. b. JenninYS
DIR. j.. ". Preniss. Mrs f. b. Sheldrn
DIR. William lee. Miss Heiberrer
DIR. J. II. Bryan. Miss Clarence Dufour
Dr Swan H. Burnett. Prot. T.. T. Fristoe.
Dr.. Mary ID. Spackman. Mr.. d. b. Lloyd.
DR.. II. L. +. johnson. Hon. Simon Wolf
DR.. j. 5. Lamb.
DR.. ". ". Johnston.
DR.. I. 4. Bracket. noo1-3t
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Vo. 79. No 2O,1l2.

FINANCIAL.
He CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY. n
Authorized Capital. 81, 100000.
CorEer 81 81. and Pennsy vania ave. Sc.
Rays interest GeposutS.
< per cent on all balances subject TO check.
per cent on amounts deposited for ninety days.
90 Per cent Oh amounts deposited FOR six months
per cen; on amounts deposited for one year.
Loans maize real estate and negotiable paper.
Estates managed. Collections made.
Real estate bought, sold or improved.
IL Will he to yOnr advantage give a call, our
location IN the eastern section of the city offers special
OPPORTUNITIES to tLC seeking prof able inv
JOHN q. SLATER, President.
CHAS. CBRISTIANI, Vice President.
no21-l0t HENRY X. SIMPSON. Secretary.
MONEY TO LOAN; o,r,r
LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
Larpe amounts and long time preferred.
G0LDSBOROUGH BROS. CO..
oc12-3m Los Penns ave
4 LNIS u. 1EwkSBURy. ". B. HIBBS,
IL banker. 80 Broadway.NY Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS G. TEwKSBURY 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1885 ST., WASHINGTON, D. c..
Puy and sell for cash on margin Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Out-oi-tOwn business q speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets Telephone 54S
oc21-tr
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
the New York stock Market a. reported Nv ersSssi
wire 20 CorsoI and Mccartney, l4lp street
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Balttmors Marksea.

BALTIMORE, Nov. sx-Fiour dun, unchaneod
receipts, so.s5s barrels shipments. As7o barreis
sales ias barrela wheat-No. red. steady, si
decline: spot, siai.0sh; November, LON ai-esk;
December. l.osai.osk; January, Los,ssi.0sx; Asy,
lliLaiiH steamer. No. 9. red. ssA ek-receipin
D,1Ss bushele stock. l.1sss6s bushels sales, ik,s
90 bushels- southern wheat weak-Rulss, Lee
Loo Longoerry. l.ozal.e& Corn-mixed, trregu.
lar: spot, q asked, year, sek; January, sSk;
February, sSkass<: March. 2k-receipta ix6fS
bushele stock q. .sss bushels saiss II. .o6o buahSa
Southern corn stcady-white. SBsxsy yellow, lsass.
oais nrm-No . white western. - aaked, No.
3 mixsd western, ssASsk-stock, lss.7D b0shsa
Rye nrm-Na 4 iesS ai.0s-receipeA, Am b1sn-
elE Htock. ioksol bushela Hay nrm-Good -
choice timothy, taooai&o0 Grain frsieAS euls6
and steady, unchanged Cotton Quies ana Goa1y
-niddlinG. q Provisions nrm- Butter ssodv
and nrm. Egg. steady-szsss co6ss assly-
Rio cargosa. fsir. Il; No Z, lsx. eaGlx 1fA
strong unchanged. Copper. unckangsl Wn1n1v
arm, Unchanged Peanuts, unchanGol
BALTIMORE. Nov. s&-yirg1nia ssa-1sea4 -
asked; do threee. esksee8 BaluDore - 90
stock ioi ka1o3; Northern Central seock, - ee1o1s
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern oryA 1eofe
l0l: DO. third incomes, e,sas, oonDun4noo4 -
bondA iis bid; DO stockA ssbe<sx-
MousY pos TnAxEsarvus.-In ordss tha4 -
smploys a Tie Treasury Dspsrt1sat - -
without ThAuksgiving turkey o. sssount e
bsing shers AZ funds, ths clerks snd oeheu -
that Department viii be paid thsir snlAx10 -
- eurront DouoA tognogxou.
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YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
NOW.

My stock Of AMERICAN WATCHES is complete.
Over ONE THOUSAND different designs of hand
somely decorated and DIAMOND ornanented La
DIES GOLD WATCHES to select from SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS offered to those selecting their
goods before the RUSH commences. Goods selected
now will be LAID ASIDE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-24
A. L. sALTZsTEIN. JR,
MANUFACTURING JEwELER,
no23-3m 505 1th st. NV

KNSL0Ts FOR sALE.-IF YOU WANT. AN
-, Al bargain look at that plot of ground on
ane the south se Of Linden place between L,h and 18th
44o ieet by depth of only To feet inches to a 10
loot alley. twenty -nine houses be built upon
ihls ground-four on 18th St., four ON 18th aud
twenty one on Linden ace. This property can lie
bouIilt Tor oOc Per square foot. Cons ioca-
ton III rapidly narrowing neigh borhood its near
ness 10 car ana nrrdc lines and the sallownes OF the
lots IT cannot but urOve paying Investment. K. H.
u. LEItOID, sw cor. 18th and r SITS n. W. no2l-}t
~ R-SOFflCE OF The LANsTON TYPE
- AACIiiNE COMPANY. Washington d. c.
Inc annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Lshston ; Type alaehine Company will be he'd at the
SlHct OF The company, IN .le city OF WASHINGTON,
p e., on WEDNEsDAY. December z. 1891. at
O'Clock m. y. tine said meeting there will be sub
mtfed to the ders for their consideration
action proposition that the I4anston Type Machine
CopGy sa convey, transfer and assign all its prop
erty and new corporation TO be formed
the iaws 9; IN, STATE oi Nlrglnia. And SAID eeting
there WY also lie submitted TO the stockholders Tor
fetlhcation contract Letween this company and
o,.ers eonctrnn- tie iaiters covered by the reso-
iUt.0hs auoi uy tie stockholders at their meetings
en- tie stL aid 23I September. 1891 u. +. COLE,
Secretary 81. j. VINE President. nol4td2in
nSATTLNlION. BUILDERS. Zine
1ui;dns iot north side T. st near 18th st.n.
payment. W. C. DUvALL, G&5 st. no2l-3t
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THE FORMAL CALr.
WHEN. Where and why the Nssiesaa Rspub.
hcan Convention VIII Ne HSsaL

How DELEGATES TO THE MrSSEIroIu aaruxn-
ING SHALL Br ELscrrD-pHrRicT op coLun-
hiA CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO Nm CHOSEN on
fHr fTRsr TUrsDAN JASuAnY Srxr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-24
YOU NEED A PAIR.

We have had so much to say about
Overcoatings and Suitings that Trous-
erings have been sighted. This morn
ins we received 100 patterns of Fine
Winter weight Trouserinss. which,
We propose to cut into the best
Trousers erer produced in this city.
The lot embraces all styles and de-
signs. from the quiet and refined
effects in the darker colorings to the
latest modes Of London stripes Cut
to your measure by our latest New
York cutter and tailored in our usual
inilnitaLie style for Sl2, sI3, sI4
and els.
GEO. T. KEEN,
Custo, Tailor,
se26-Sm Ala 9th ST. NV
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The WAsHrseros LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
CASA CAPITAL. S1.OOO. 600.
New Granite Building cor 9th and Fsta nv

hSd CAflIAL. Sl.OOU.OOO.
New Granite Building cor. 9th and sta NV.
EXECUTES ALL TRUSTS
Aetsas Executor. A AdIaiaistrdt0r. Trustee,
Fsscct Agent. General Agent. Registrar.
1rGnssr Agent. Treasurer for Corpora
tiOHs, Guardian. Committee having in
charge the affairs Of lunatics. and in fact
Performs almost any nduciary service.
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
Gail and examine our facilities.
OFFICERS
BRAINARD III. WARNER, President
JOHN JOY EDISON. Vice President.
VIM B. Robson. Secretary
JOHN K CARMODY. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
John T. Arms. John b. Larner.
Charles b Bailey. John Rldout
ya1Il-s l. Barbour. George r. Schafer.
ChaS. Baum y. II. Shea
John u Clapp. Ihos. Sonerville.
IL 3 Cummings john A Swope.
y. j. DarlinltOn- j. 5. Sworlustedt.
John JOy E-son- George Iruesdel.
VIZ b. Gur1ey. II. H. Warner
John A. Hamilton A. A Wilson.
Albert /. kox. L. u Wine.
" Z. Green s. W Woodward.
IL A. 3. NortEingtOn-
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WE RUN SIX WAGONS AND REACH
~ EVERY PART OF THE CITY
SIX DAYS IN THE WEEK
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
4Sl to 400 st. NV. no2l

K~wHAT SORT OF CLOTHES
~ Are You looking tor!
low price does not al
ways secure advantage
to the buyer. As rule
trelneiy low price
very poor merchandise
that is not sort,
In Suits have about
every Kind of faIric In use,
and there a ugly
pattern among them. $l2
to so the of
prices.
Smooth-faced OvercCat-
ings, Meitons. Kerseys.
Beavers Sl2 TO S3o.
GEORGE SPRANSY
One Price Clothier,
noS0 f.H 9Th ST.
NOTiCE.-B. J. BEHKEND,
~ trading Il. J. Behrend l. son, having
made an assignment TO for the benefit creditors,
all persons lnd"bted 10 him hereby requested
settle and the amounts respective by them
on or before December Troximo. All persons having
Claims against s-iG estate will rieasc present them
mediately. AMNON BEERENp, ASSIGNEE.
nol90t SIS .th ST. NV
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<SFOR SALE
~ Three-story pressed brick front
house. with basement and attic.
J.O 81. NV, containing l.
ROOMS, mi. easily altered Tor
business purposes; terms to suit
purchaser.
Apply to
THOMAS RUSSELL,
no19-ot' al3 ST. L. W.
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N..h,,,,,,, su.u q Maryland
Trnst Companyi. building A''N .Au
Bssonss surety on ooads Of administrators guar
officEEs. cLEkkS ANp EsIfL6ffs. M SHtishihD
oei.Is .SS snov i.r letter e.rrier'' ali government
J. sPRIGG POOLE.
WOODS CO.,
p.NurpS
,o.,
~o " ~ nIns. ms corpoiAu0ns ana CAPT
-. - So, o. . arc ,.S ne otsS
lateral
Exchange 18th foreign and domestic. drawn at Gus
oi cfel a'aaoie N ali parts Oh tne world fur
I,xo,, ~. 49,, .-..,,, &c., ,,.,-,,,,. .,,,.
count or opeu,nv . new one.
Call and Us.
Close 4'5o
BAN L Rs nol6-sr
INV ~ .:i-7TTV - : 1zvTCV > s5,7-yz.-
w Members Q: tie Washington stock Exchange.
..,r.,... In uD..LLi SiLs i,I rs tsi ,,,-r.
keai estate bought. sold and rented Local secur-
tiss md XaI estate speciai atteption 10 IN
Ns.tlne1,.- olo-tr
~.rIox.,
Az SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Of WASHlNGIOS.
NE COR 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
1.sr...ized under ae, cOnsrs.. ocsob.. 1. ,sso
.u..-.x.
1fansaetsfhe business Of
/, IN ,,.,. -.
~ a. us various branches
SAVINGS BANK
:,
AId Ola
eAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CapitaI:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARa
....r,O-- .,,,,;-i-.r.,o- u,.-,,,.
'' su"4isn Oh tne -
tate. of mnors committee OF estates Of iunatics
-. :, :, = :, =
Ae-'e3, -es-ee ~A H~s-s " any ARo every
dsscripsion-
wan
"--iS Aep' "4thouI Charge
Receives money deposits IN sums Of TEN CENTS
.,s sr,Y.,,, .,.i n. -. :, -
seond ard iLlld DAYS Of the uorth viii interest
ffeIa the first day.
LeA. AoAeS upon real estate and collateral sscur
ny
Sells frs.cias. veal ss..,a and o,h.. .sc,,-..,. A.;
-. - :, 80. ~ S'Ae' se~oii'iss An
so~S vi s'eV anu up"aru
H.o.sx.- sr7 vr.2 xr.pr -
AsrSS4Ncs o---'Ah WAhf and all KINDA OF NALC-
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FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY
CT Maryland
washington offce koouI IS. Washington Loan and
Trust Company's building
BecOnSs surety bonds Of Aslmristrsto guar
dams. trustees and contra. tOrs.
GUARANTEES IHE FIDELITY OF SALARIED
OFFICERS, CLERKS AND ENPLOYES
shes bonds for letter Carriers, ali government
oracials aud employees.
J. SPRIGG POOLE,
no2O-lm General Agent.
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w Members o. tie Washington stock EXCHANGE.
GURLET 4 STEVENS,
Heal Estate. Insurance and stock brokers. 1885
keal estate bought, sold and rented Local securi-
ties bOusLI and sold Money loaned listed securt-
ties and Nal estate Special attention to hrstcsss
vsotInents- ol6-tr
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CARPETS
Just opened smother line Of Carpet Rugs the follow
ing sizes:
xelvets. l015 by I4xs. IL by l414
hro>seis. iUxl by 14xo, l2xI by 14xS, lOx6 BIZ
I,x6. l0xO by 1916. Sx3 by l2xi.
Mo9ueitss: Mit9as. ts.se-s. Body brussels. In
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xAssAcuCsEr7s DRUNKENNESS
Wors,uxs Of the New law intended TO Hit
igste the Evil.

Bcsros. AUG. later a month OF trial Of
the new law for the punishment OF drunken
nsss. there seems to DO much diversity OF opin-
ion as to its advisability. 1t has resulted In
judicial trials for drunkenness. but 1t has made
It possible for Judge to impose heavier sem
tsaes for this offence than IL sometimes im-
posed for felony.
Under tho old order OF things. whom I. was a
matter OF fine as u penalty. the majority OF
those accused rleaded guilty as the readiest
way out Of the difficulty aud paid the penalty
either In money or service. Now the maGis-
trates, after the fact OF tho offence has been
established. enter quito fully into what might
be called the merits OF the case. or rather the
merits Of the defendant as man. in order
that they may award just and adequate sen
tssess. In the Central Municipal Court terms
The law does not in any way abridRe tho
powers o. the magistrate to place persons who
teem to him proper subjects upon probation
As OF old. Nor does i require him to release
prisoner oven should the prisoner satisfy the
court that he has not been twice arrested
within the twelve months preceding. In Som
sr,lle falling on in the number OF arrests
has been noticeable. while in Cambridge. it is
said. there has been an increase In drunken
with impunity. They are gradually learn
Ing tho contrary. however. - they have
lor habitual offences is much more speedy.
sure and severe than ever before. In Chelsea.
No hrst month under the new law against in
eor1ety has shown only slight decrease in the
number Of cases Of drunkenness, but the de-
crease 10 Tho number OF cases before the court
p surprising In NorfelK county one Of tho
eases to the Grand jury The result OF tbis is
one man who pleaded guilty to drunkeoneos,
neios unable to, get bonds, has to remain In
TILED; The Judge 81 the District Court OF
WHthem Is much pleased with the new law,
which no says Is working we'll,