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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

PERsoNAL.-Hon. James Kerr Of Clearfeld,
Pa, W. E. Hazeltone Of Prescott, Ariz., H. P.
SLEEPER Of Lynn, A. W. Thomas of Cincinnati
and B. G. Bromley Of Philadelphia are at Will
lard 's.-Thomas w. Gardener Of New
London. Conn, E. Willbraundt of Indian
apolis and A. Dallas Of New York are
at the RandalL-Rear Admiral Gherardi of
the navy, j. B. Montgomery Of Portland,
j. NJ. Ricker Of Vermont, d. Stewart Of Mon
treal. +. G. Srable of Omaha, W. Cox of Lon
don V. Hanschell Of the West Indies, Hon. T.
c. johnson Of Cleveland and s. Desmardais of
New Orleans are Mt the Arlington.-Dr. Z. N.
Crooke Of California, Hon. B. N. Cutcheon of
Grand Rapids, Mich, 8. 8. Mcclure of New
York. c. II: Fullgraf of Newark and L. A.
Dahung OF Philadelphia are at the Shore
ham.-Hon. H. G. Evans of Chattanooga, T.
Vuylsteke Of Brussels. Belgium, J. r. Tate of
Chicago and W. NJ Mastin Of Mobile are at the
Ebbitt:-E. p. Rodwell of North Carolina,
Geo. MetcaH of Cincinnati, William Webster Of
Toledo and Robt. Meyers Of st. Louis are at the
st. James.-Alex. Mclaughlin Of Wheeling,
W. =. Donson Of Dayton, Ohio, and ]. P. Gaffney
OF Cumberland are at the National.-F. d.
Mills and Henry Evers Of New York, W. b.
Jones and John Tyler of Richmond and b. @.
Barrow Of New Orleans are at the Metropoli-
tsn.-John b. McChesney left this morning
for Niagara Falls.-President George W. Pear.
son and Director Robert Beall Of the Metropol-
itau Railroad Company left this morning for
New York, to be absent three or four daya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
Beginning the Biennial Conclave Of
Odd Fellows.
ENGLAND'S new POSTMASTER GENERAL
Tascott Trying to Buy Safety
From the Gallows.
BISHOP TURNER ON AFRICA
Grand Parade of the biennial Concias. rh,s
Afternoon.

Afternoon.
ST. Louis No. Sept 2l.-Mith davbroak this
morning train after train loaded With delegates
and commands. who will attend the opening Of
the Odd Fellows biennial conclave today,
steamed into the depot The arrivals this MORN
ing numbered some 5000. Before noon 10 this
number will be added some 1000 or 5000.
lhe city Is filed with Odd Fellows and the elah-
orate program which has been prepared will
FURNISH them with ample occupation in bust
/ ness and pleasure. The participants in tho
grand parade began 20 assemble at Lucas and
4th streets long before the appointed hour
/ for the start
Without an exception. however tbs psrsders
! took their places IN conformity with the pro-
gram and az O'Clock tho grand pageant
moved down lsth street TO Washington avenue
/ thence cast TO BroadNas south TO Chestnut.
east 10 4th. south % Walnut. west 20 broadway,
/ north to Market west 20 9th north TO Olive
and west TO the building where the exercises
wlh be held this evening. Along the route Of
the parade the streets were lined with Spec
tators.
The hot weather of the past week has given
place 20 a somewhat cooler atmosphere &c the
great delight Of the thousands of ODD Fellows
Who participated In the parade this afternoon.
As the u0GFs went by pleasant breeze sprang
up ana scattered the mist. revealing a heavy
bank OF clouds. which obscurcd the rays of the
/ sun anu relieved IN great measure the op-
presslse heat which has prevailed for several
! days past and which woulG have made the
long march both laborious and very unpl easAnnt
| Inc reception committees were at Union
! Depot early tins morning. and the large dele
gauons arriving were promptly received and
escorted 10 their assigned quarters IN the most
| expeditions manner. Many Of the railroads
ran special trains bringing in cantous and
lodges from towns within 100 to 200 miles Of
/ ST. Louis.
delegation from Springfield. Ill, outnum-
Dered all Others. 1t is estimated that over
5O.OOO Odd Fellows and their families are in
Tie city beside many other thousands who have
come simply spectators Of the pageant The
streets presented a lively, animated spectacle.
Everywhere and IN all directions could
be seen the golden-braided uniforms aud
the swaying of purple plumes Of the
cantons and the regalias Of the lodges. From
Clark avenue TO Washington avenue and from
lith street TO ith street the sidewalks were
packed with the members of the order Many
were renewing old acquaintances and others
were making new ones. while still others were
SIMPLY sightseeing and being escorted by the
various reception committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

Sir James FERGUSON was born March Is.
ls52, ana was formerly In the Greuadier
Guards. While serving with this regiment he
was wounded at the battle of lnkerinanu in the
Crimea. From ls66 TO 1867 Sir james was un-
Ger secretary Of state for the home department
lie was governor of south Australia from 1865
10 1913. from 1873 to 1875 governor of New Zea-
land, and from 1850 to lss5 was governor Of
Bombay. Upon his return TO England, in 1885.
he was elected member Of parliament for
northeast Manchester and has represented that
division ever since. Sir James Ferguson las
been twice married. In August 1852 he was
married 10 Lady Edith Christian Ramsey. who
died IN 1871, and ia March. 1873. he was united
to Olive, daughter of John Henry Richman OF
south Australia. His second wife died in 1852
by his first marriage he has four children and
by his second marriage one child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
FAvoRs A CoLoRED EXODUS.
Bishop Turner Believes That the Nexro
Should Emigrate TO Africa

Bishop Turner Believes That the NegrO
Should Emigrate To Africa
BOSTON, Sept. 2l.-Bishop Henry McNal
Turner spoke to a large congregation of colored
people last night in the A. NJ. Z. Church on
Charles street ON his proposed trip to Africa
and in advocacy of the migration Of I0O. 600 oe
l50, 900 of the colored race to that continent.
His observation, he said, had taught
him that there was little hope for the
colored race in this country; that the best
thing q number Of them could do was TO 20 10
some other country, set up a government Of
their own and demonstrate that they had in
them native ability to administer the affairs Of
state. In Africa he such a country. 10
was rich in gold, silver, precious stones and
minerals OF all descriptions, such .
people starting to govern themselves would
need to make them strong and mighty. He
solemnly believed that the black men and
women in America would finally be the instru-
ment to redeem and CEristianize Africa and
plant on her soil one of the grsndest govern
ments the sun ever shone upon. A few weeks
ago in q conversation he had with President
Harrison the latter wondered why the colored
people took SO little interest in the subject
The'bishop stated that in his talk with Prest-
dent Harrison on the subject he suggested Al
appropriation by Congress 10 purchase tract
Of land in Africa and the appointment Of .
commission Of twelve, seven colored and nve
white, 10 carry on the negotiations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

RUSSIAN WORLDS FAIR CoMM1ss1oH.-The
Department of State has been officially in
formed that the administration in Russia of all
matters connected with the Russian section of
the Columbian exposition has been entrusted
to a special commission appointed by the min
lister Of finances and placed under the presi-
dency Of Privy Councillor Behr, director OF that
department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

GEN. MORGAN, the commissioner Of Indian
affairs, spent his vacation in brieftrip to
Europe, reaching home with Mrs. Morgan on
last Friday. On the return voyage a severe gale
was encountered, during which several Of the
passengers were more or less injured by the
dashing hither and thither of the ship. Gen.
Morgan sustained fracture Of his left wrist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
EXAMINATION OF CIVILIAN CANDIDATES.

EXAMINATION OF CIVILIAN CANDrpArrs-The
final stage of the second examination Of
civilians for appointment to the army was
passed today. All of the regular subjects
having been exhausted the candidates were this
afternoon put through test of general
information, readiness of expression and man
ner. Each was asked to read paragraph from
book or newspaper and discuss it for a certain
length Of time. The examining board will COM
plete its work of scrutinizing the papers in
couple of days and will have the report ready
for Secretary Proctor upon his return from his
western trip, which is expected to occur. the
latter part of this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

DRAWBACK ON BEER.-The collector Of GUS
toms at Erie, Pa, has been informed by the
Treasury Department that drawback on beer
brewed from malt made from imported barley
is paid to the exporter or brewer, and not to
the maltster. The barley cannot be converted
into malt in bond. but must be entered for
consumption and duty paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
FINANCIAL.
e. e i 4 r ! F. F. + + + ) I, 4 f.
CCC A A p n I A ILL
S1,250,OOO.

Below. unter separate headings.
~ enulHeTate a srx of she lnary
features Of our business.
5TTTRUSTS 1t f. best 20 name =
Trus- Company a. executor,
7 trustee. guardian. receiver or
z--'snee for 'h- reasons that
an H. .iNldU1i may die. may be-
cone an invalid OF may act imyrcp-
e-iJ or !'r.1iiciousiy. while in
1rslst Company such As tie ArEc-f-
car SECURITY and TTIst Company
you ssrGre the continuous service and
the brush- Of tie pr..cticz, exper:-
eace o: able fn-n,iers, who have
ever Opportunity % enhance the
Na.ue OF such trusts By iudicious
inlnasenent. Wills naming the
company zs executor are kept free of
oh-rre
Z OANS.-Ths Co.ap.uy loans
money on Real Fs.s:e aud
J. other approved Atsral Sc
LLiL"uritiss- II also furnishes IN
Nes'or- with fg'ly 80 ur-d snd profit
able investments. Issues Debeatures
g.. suns q siOO. $500 AMI sI,CUO.
secured by first trusts.
Odd EFUSiTS -Iuter-S: is paid
~ DuTon deposits. which are sub
D. DJect TO cheek without notice.
DID Or-lntzarions. societies. Stock
Companies sud Institutions will be
srcA-y Srupi.sd By dnp1sitin9 their
SINKING funi- with she company.
thus earning interest.
49, A T. BDAkS.-The vaults have
a. b--a constructed with a view Of
Satgriinz abs llu:- protection
Sa--.inst loss tarouzh FIRE or
turs.Irs The value Of Z sa.e for
lsep- n Jour valuable pape-s caa.ot
b. Cva~--tiu,afed- Boxes $40. SO
s,.d 50 per annun. according 10
sxs.
FINANCIAL AGENT. The
= Couuany wiIl act as Treasurer
or inancial AGENT tor CORPORA
tons. As>OCia.i AS. Institutions.
&c. s1d VIII receive AMI MANAGE any
sinking funds upon surh terms and
arrangements As may be agreed
upon A4sO acts - Registrar or
Transfer Agent .: TIE stocks or
bunds Of corporations. paying their
dividends o. inte-ss, when desired.
NM MANAGING ESTATES.-
NM n The Company especially
M " N>olicits the I..anzgement of
d nj Meststes OF NOn-residents.
1uvalid- ami those retiring from
a. tive life Settlements forwarded
when desired and every detail CARE
fully looked after. thus relieving
owners Of al worry. trouble or in
convenience incident TO managing
tie properties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

SECRETARY TRACY left the city Saturday. He
is at Brooklyn today and will leave there to-
night or tomorrow for Boston, where he will
be the guest of Mrs. Furniss. He will be &C.
companied by his daughter and granddaughter,
Mrs. and Miss Wilmerding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

COMING HoME.-A cablegram was received at
the Navy Department this morning from Ad-
miral Brown announcing the arrival Of the
San Francisco at Callao and saying that she
would leave for Acapulco, Mexico next Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

Instructions As TO DRAwBACK-The Treas
ury Department has informed the customs col
lector at New York that on the expectation Of
.graters manufactured by q firm there from
imported tin plates drawback will be allowed
equal to the duty paid the imported ma
terial used, less the legal deduction of per
cent. The quantity OF such material shall be
determined by adding to the net weight Of the
exported article Is per cent Of such weight"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
FINANCIAL.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED
W BY THE
WASHlNGTON AND ARLINGTON RAILWAY co.
10 or-r Tor sale so 900 Of their capital stock Par
Naue 500. The capital OF this company Is limited 10y
tie act OF Congress to 500, 600
S., TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ihe stock can be subscribed for under the following
terIEs as required 10y the charter: Ten Per centGn
Al the time Of subscribing and the balance at suo
and in such amounts the board of directors of
salu company may require"
fu.ure calls on she stock will be made by the III
retors Of this comVany the work may demand. and
NJ calls will be made closer than thirty days apart
lie ROAD Il NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
Cars Will bs rum NJ from TIE AQueduct bridge TO
Arlington by November ].
Road will be eted to tbs 6tE st. dspo: BY next
summer
This il grand In vsstment.
Call and let Cs talk u
stock sale At Offices OF
ROBINSON LODGE,
Sol so and SO Atlantic building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SCOTTISH RlT lTE-CEfsNEAU.-THE REG
~ ulBr rendezvous Of WASHINGTON Cons story,
No a S.R..Fld de<ree s p. Il. 5. VIII he held at
West Ent Masonic Hail. i!rh md Pa. ave. II. w.
TUESDAY EVENING. heptelnber ~, lSgl at 7::}0
j M. By order Of the c. in c. ANSON S. TAYLOR,
sd Cegree. CIR. Secy. .elg-.St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 1921 OLA; customs, S669, ,620.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

ASSISTANT SECRETARY CRoUNsE has returned
from a visit to his home in Nebraska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
ENGLAND's POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Sir James Ferguson Appointed 20 Succeed
the Late Henry Cecil Eaike.

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Sir James Ferguson,
bart, political secretary Of the foreign Office,
has been appointed TO the Office of postmaster
general vacant through the death Of Henry
Cecil Raikes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
MIR. MILLS AND THE sPEAKERsHIP
He Will Probably Get the Support of Mr.
Cleveland's Friends.

THIS IS BELIEVED FROM THE TONE OF HIS
REFERENCE TO THE FREE COINAGE OF SILVER
IN HIS RECENT sPEECH-rHE TARIFF QUESTION
ALONE TO BE KEPT TO THE FRONT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
nopl... win M.ls. . Hard v,eh.

Hopkins WIN Mako . Hard Fight
Bosros, Sept 2l.-Tinothy Hopkina vAs
viii contest Mrs. searles' WILL arrived here lats
last night With reference 10 the coming lsgHl
battle he would ssy but little. bat from HIS a.
meanor he evidently intends b. make seub-
born fight for what he oeasadsrs biz right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

ASSISTANT SECRErART NETTLEToN has re
turned from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

Directors:
A. 7. Britton. John r Mclean
C. J. Bell. Caleb j. Milne,
NJ W Beverid-e, M@rtin r. Morris,
Henry T. BlOunt. Crosby 5. Noyes,
William NJ Coates. NJ. ". Parker,
Robert Dorian. Charles Porter.
ChEs- {. Duncanson. James u. Payne.
Daniel Donovan. Alan H. Reed.
Matthew g. Emery, s. s. Sharp.
James T. Fitch. ". $. Thompson.
John L Herrell. A A. Thomas,
John " Hutchinson. William Werner
John 5. jerks. Harry r. West,
Henry s. LOuchhe.m. Henry A. Willard,
Benjamin II. Warder.
1919 G 81. NV. se2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

%To THE 1sRAELITES OF THE DC
- Adas Israel Hebrew congregation. Those
d'sirhx to rent Seats for the IroaChnv holidays
no'laed that the board will be session Oh ORROW,
sunday. at "a. cor. 9TH and & W, and daily
thereafter FOR the pun Of rent order
OF the board. JULIUS BAUMGAklES, Secy. selg 1t
THEPRINTED NOTICE. THAT AN AUC-
N>A ton sale of STOCK OF tire Kirk Mining Com
p2ny would be held at the of the board trade
SeI Itebr 2y 1891. without authority. Tie roouIs
o. the board OF trade will not be used for pose
u NJ FARMER, President. sal9:it
RSNOTICE-N -NESSES. THOMAS GRAY 4
49, Son. lately carrying business at Ana
costa G.. having made TO me assignment tor
the Dement, OF their creditors they requested to
present to NE ut their early convenience, together
with the evidence thereof. any claim that they may
have in the premises
All persons indebted to the said Messrs Gray <
Son are herewith requested to make payment 70 NE at
once. otherwise will be compelled to collect by pro-
Cess of law.
RALPH L. GAIT. Assignee
Messrs. Thomas Gray & Son Of Anacostia, d. G.,
having made an assignment to me. hereby invite
PROPOSALS for the purchase bulk of stock in
the three stores to wit hardware feed and
Each branch of business is well established and
offers splendid opportunity TO energetic man TO
establish a handsomely Taying business. The right
is reserved TO reject any and all proI osals.
sele-3t RALPH L. GAIT. Assignee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

H~A STATED MEETING OF ROBERT DE
So Bruce Council. Nc. l, X. H.. VIII Dc held
At the Cathedral OF the Rite No. 1907 G. st. NV. on
1 ESDAE. the I'D instant at 10 r. III.
seol-1t 4. IL. HOLT, :c1d degree Secretary.
K,A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF THE
~, Grand Lodge. +. A. A. NJ. o: tie District
q Columbia VIII be held at Msson.c Temple WEDNES-
Rhf. stItemu.r . At am: for the reception of the
1eegates to the general board relief of the United
States and Canada By order 0. the NJ " grand mas
ter. W. Ii. SINGLETON. Grand Secretary. se2O-:.t
H4STHE HAT SUBJECT AGAIN.
The rel utatiOn enjoyed ty Knoxis
the envy OF other hatters the world
over. His Hats best known and
appreciated by the wealthy, the pro-
ftssional and business men OF the
country Is it not tiiue you quit
bnyinG cheap. poorly constructed
hats and drop in amt let us sell yUaa
Hat that in addition to giving YOU
triple the service viii be a credit 10
us bOths Excellent Derbys are here
at az. 10 and &5-tien up 50.
Black, Wood. Tan. Cocoa, Brown.
Nut, &c.
E. H. STIEEMETZ 4 SONS
Fine HGtters and turriers
selS-eO3p l2.N Ienna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

Another Post Once 9ate Warrant
sirned { v.rlIns for elo. "a In favor Of John
W. Cohen, In payment for land taken for the
city post oflics sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

A SURE WlNSEEl
WHAT IS!
WHY. the TEN PER CENT BONDS Of the Ma
TIoNAL COOPERATIVE BUILDING AND IN
vEsTMENT ASSOCIATION.
THEY are SURE. because they are issued by a com.
pany with s.. OOO. 600 capital.
They are SAFE, because they are secured by yslu.-
bic city property worth over twice their value.
DROP IN AND LET US TALK 1T OvERn
OLDHAM, DENT CO.,
Investment Brokers,
au24m. w.f.3m 724 1lthst. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

~ sAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
" WASHINGTON.
n z COR l0IH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered By special act of Congress
January -, lS07.
hsorgsnized under act Congress October /. 1880.
Transscts The business ofA
Trust COMPANY
N al its various branches
Also the business ofA
sANINGs BANK
And ola
FACE DEfOsIT COMPANY.
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLAES
Ac.. a. executor. adm:nistra,o-. guardian o.,n..
taes Of minors. committee Of the estates OF lunatics
receiver and executes trusts OF any every
description
Receives money deposits In sums Of TEN CENTS
sE1 upward and allows interest thereon
Loans money upon real estate and collateral
ny.
Bells frst-cisss real estate and other securities
Eeceives SILVER WARE and all kinds Of VALE
AbLEs urcn deposit IN capacious storage vaults Of
srsorp-ss"d erJnsss and security.
suaali saies :Or Een; from e. &c sIc5 per annumL
.,prls,. ssSTsrpaly IRON 9,o to :na us.n
On n. l5ih day 0: esch month,
on ,hs aT.i: 'esead Shfa days of each month
When tn. ioiE ;alls On sundsy tie Isth aAy Will BE-
AsnAsenent.
lresid-I.f-
BENJAMIN r. SNYDER
Vice PresidsEts,
JAMES n JOHNSTON. sseond
treasurer.
z FRANCIS RIGGa
HLBsRT i.'sffitrrsf sfr rssfrvasr
BENJAMIN P snyee- Zenas C. Rose,,.
tesrt L Stusteysai. Andrew WYE
George b Plan, Matthew o. Em,rv
teNs CtssLsl1-. CE-. .es A James
!sa.. 4 fGaass5u. fs 5h.ri:. l:.S;' e t:Is;.; sss.
- koss ksrrY. yOha o. P-rke.
1ls wTlisn T. CiATk.
FIDKL,rr
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SUBSCRIBED STOCK. ssO3.oOo.
Has shs best plan deviset fer securing 9 Hons.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY
NO BAcK DJLs REQUIRED
sS1ss. iSsnsd I.p.yssls si3 yer month on s.eh
s1x PER CENT ALLOWED ON DEposITa
$4,000 placed IN View Loaaa
1''m'lisi:s AZ asB 5ig at the 'aO'
OFFICERS,
4sInspS DirsTsS. .Prs~ Alon1o Ixeeds,v. See.
49, Lesch. = fres Andrew " al. M'gr.
OIJlOmpson. Treas. 0euil ,. L sInltL, ATTY
AMERICAN sydTI,ITlk dTTES,sITkts; xn ,pr.r 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

I EWIS @. TEWKSBURY W, B. HIBBS
- Banker. 80 Broadway Ny Manager
Member Washington Stock EXchange.
LEWIS @. TEWKSBURY L CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
1885 ST., WASHINGTON. D. c..
Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks Bonds
GRAIN Provisions and Oil.
Ulrect private wires TO New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed on deposits.
OUt-ot-town business speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone 54a
oc2l-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

SEPT. 81, 1891.
Here are the points" in our
favor:
Largest stock.
Largest force.
Most skilled cutters.
Newest ideas.
Ieliect III.
Also the finest work possible to
produce Under the most favora-
Bile circumstances
We are showing the newest and
most attractive o: all the Fall
and Winter Novelties"
GEO. I. KEEN.
Custom Tailor,
sell Ala 9Th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
CUSTOM TAILOR,
Cor. 9th and G SITS. NV.
] shall have something
interesting to say tomoc-
row about little innovs-
tion in Tailoring which
propose to introduce. 1t
has net with the approval
Of all who have had it ex-
plainel to them. Read OF
1t tomorrow.
Meanwhile why not stop
in and examine the sttrac-
tive line of Fall and Win
ter Patterns in Trouser-
inss and Suitings.
Istart the line OF Trous-
erlnrs at a6 and the Suit
ings at s25. You would
be surprised at what a gen.
tee Sui: S23 will buy.
&. WAKFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert in Trousers.
1t Cor. Oh and Il SITS. NV.
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oFHICElG

Prosper ]. Bsrckmans Of Augusta, Ca, q
president Of the society; G. b Bracket Of Dem
mark, Iowa, 10 secretary; Benjamin q. Smith of
Cambridge, HassL, h treasures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

e,ERNEST q. THOMPSON
~ Room ]. Traders Bank building,
10Th and Pa. ave.
Having resigned my POSITION in tho Gem
tTal National Bank to open u real estate
office, j row prepared to do n general
Real Estate and Insurance Business Houses
foT sale and rent. Loans made and IN vested.
Notary public Agent for Peoples Fire In
suIGace Company. se.l -2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

ZINE OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT
In the building of the Washington Loan and
Trust Company. corner 9th and F sts. Every modern
convenience and comfort for men who spend q large
part Of their lives in their Offices.
Call for Permit to inspect the premises.
sel63m B. II. WARNER. President.