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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-28

MARINE BAND CoNCERT.-The following is the
program Of the concert to be given by the Ma
rine Band at the Capitol grounds tomorrow
afternoon: 1. March, "The Corcorsn Cadets, ~
Sousa- 2. Overture, Domino Noir," Auber.
8. American dance, Bendix. 4. Songs Of Wales,
Godfrey. s. blessing Of the Poignards, u
Meyerbeer. G. Piccolo solo, "Kinlock Of Kin
lock" Occa, Mr.. Henry Jaeger. z. Song,
"Ta-ra-ra-Boom-der-e," Short. s. Patriotic
air, "Hail Columbia Tyler.
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rer Popular E,~ctssn Of sen.sors.

NEW ORLEAxs, June rs s-The state legisls-
ture has passed resolution asking The
Louisiana Senators and Representative in
Congress to urge sn amendment 10 the Con-
stitution providing for the election cf United
States Senators by direct vote Of the peopla-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-28
rhs People,. Party I'm rs.,..ss-.

Ths ReopIes farty In 1enneesee-
NASHVILLE, TENN, june 2s.-The conventzoa
Of the third OF peoples parry meets hse today.
About 80 dslseatss viii Be- In ssssnAance snA
delegates 70 Omaha viii be chosen There y
come uncertainty - 90 xhsthsr ths oonvsnenn
Win nomE,axs . oAndldsss for goysrnsr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S~scoTTIsH RITE CATHEDRH = A
iss7a. & A. H. AoLfi hisooraer.
gNSsGoTIIs,n RITE II ,,,e oAIHEp9sAL 19E !, > 5
ech No viii Sc hod TUEspaS fsfta ssh s.as 0s n
Bys, .ss,eas, q Ven Master. & '' 4. t. iHd Ho2f '''
K.HSsGoTTIsH RITE.zawAsHINeIoN. con-
VIII sSld S its regular e l. lepa. a sssrssi sl
z iEVWksPkY Ws.S kI Tj5SI;s Spns ss
9w; Al SeTneSu sccttsh Rite Masons invited
sS5s se 6ssE;s ra5a h 2SasE ad a..s or s.ey
s:s Castle q Ss k.ish,s o. the gSd:P EHFs
7
R~CARPENTERs AND JoTNEfs' UNION.
ssTst? aot;sa that Ss s,s
PlssSe PlssS at onr next mesting. WEDNESDAY. June %.
By order Of the Union - '''''-' ''S Sessa sss:aa
R0SAN EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION
'e YniSsiy SSs Of ,ss Gas0ssS rs. v aH, se he'd
DaYsb Daps u Is 81 and 2s Ssgan1pg n at q n
1912 Chamber Of Commerce. Chicago.
fssil;hs { sSf sslss ~. market value s1Us
pT.rS THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
i Fl ~ per Ssns Oe the cspitsI fSst q
jyI SooRs scr rspssss S % = .,esS viii ftfss s.
'lssss ;sss9f Gn @''h inst :" D. o0UGsaLaS sssI.ts!v
~ THE WASHINGTON MAkKET COM
spesW. Hsesns Of Il:
%EBSSsBSHy K $s 5s is E s:
whether ths cSr.ei.ton will Vote 70 soTfew sum not not
sd ~ an S
ieef within the powers Of the ssgEorssen ''' 'u'-
Washington. D. C, june ne L. issa S''jsis jsis-St
E.ls ss IS :..S l. i
.sss-nr. D.' IaSSfFa. sSs i. NV.
DR.I D9SLEI IA Has II RENoXED no, HIS
st to No 1855 same street (cor. l4th and Corcoran)
0sS pSIs b.nss and d9as
ARE HAPPIER
When there's no flies to pes ster them There'n
aSns gov %ipSok PsSSds sns %
81 % per DOZEN o.
Strong Wire Screen Doors, finished with
Snin sSSrtnF 81. hinges hook and eye and knob.
YOU'LL BE COOLER AND THE HOUSE CLEANER
Myou water the street and lawn frequently.
Tfe flowers demand il.
. feet Garden Hose. with couplings and
petent nozzle, only 81. IS.
Garden Hose Reols, 75c. each.
YOUR LAWN WILL ALWAYS LOOK yELvETY
II cut about twice week. IL n pcorA TO use
tie hand scythe and play to use the mower.
Think Of fully guaranteed Lawn Mower
as low as So. 25
YOU'LL SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY
BY making your own ice cream-snd have
II eS often as you wish
Bot. Ice Cream FreeZers only 81. IS.
4-Qt. Ice Cream Frsezers only 81 40.
BARBER ROSS.
Cor. 11th and G sts. NV 1eo4
EIGHT MILES N 80 MINUTES!
49, WITH DRESS GUARDS AND ALL ON. "
WESIFIELD. n. y, May 2L 1892.
%. From westfsid to Breoton was the
oeal rider Dis miles time, 80 minutes.
itsring the condition Of the ro;ds. which were rough
md stony from being worked and LEGAL rain, was
sooSS Isisyed right by on 54-inch COMBINATION
RAMBLER, with dress guards and all on and carried
he message the last mile because of a cramp which
he relay man said he had. Ideivered the message Q
little ahead of the regular man."
(signeD II. W. BLOWERS.
T. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-28

IHE MONITOR MIANToNoMoH has left New
York for Gardeners bay to engage in target
practice.
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Congressman Bouteile's Wife Dead.
BANGOR, Me-, June 2s.-Mrs- Boutclle. wife
OF Congressman Boutelle, died very suddsnly
late last night Of hear. failure.
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ADHERrIsINa

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $685., 1856; customs, s359,245.
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THE HOUSE.

There were not more than fifty membms
present when the House met this morning. In
the absence Of the chaplain the ssssion was
opened with prayer by Representative MeKin-
ney Of New HAmpshire, who srsduaasd for The
ministry in ls70.
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FINANCIAL.
CopuxD FRoM The A. S. AND L.
FrssSc1AL REVIEW


''The people Of Baltimore and washinzton
have lately furnished fresh instances Of credu-
lo1S faith the shurt-terIn teneflt associations
from the exposure and winding up by the su-
thCrities Of one such concern Operating rather
largely tn both cities. and within the r,st few
days 0f t~o others cOnfninS their rnaniI ula-
have. OF eours,. lost their money and the prob
Hbility N the managers passing The summer in
tal Is not very material satisfaction to an
'fIhe pubic have not been without repeated
w3lninzs u the dishonesty Of such schemes.
as Instance slusoyt without number have been
e5TosCi IN The daily press Of their corrupt prsc-
nurant ~ lurk ms Inherent tlesi.e t. male
Inuch out Of little still dominates all former
sss5s % g > yrndsHes % aId fare care and tnsy seem de-
. less ti.tsr csp. ri. nee.
'Ai DIS tiire Of abundant. cheap money any
fnsncil investment hIch hos-'s Of earning
Iness tasn cr per ssntu,n net should eeyery
ea1ii1'lsi, sx.,ains4 oJ spt = concern watch
tfrEe for : i7 invested be set down without
controversy q fraud"
Such Investments as the above have made many rich
poor, and hen II is considered that fairly
well verscd II financial matters readily be led
snto making poor investments It should make the in
expsrienesd TsJse-
The greater the interest promised tire greater the
IsA Of losing the Principal fo- great proft and
absolute arit two things ich rarely 20 hand
fn hand.
For sarewd. conservative investors. this cornpsnv
rers per cent real estate ne.es and per cent de-
benture bonds Both sbsolutely safe and rer,un-
erativc Investments. being guaranteed By tho CON-
Pay. srd oer opportunity TO invest any sum from
sloO to s1oo COO.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.,
At. BRITToN. President.
1905 sT.-Nw. 1t
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The Louisiana Senatorial Deadlock
BAroS RouoE, La, June 2s.-Ihe joint dsme-
cratic caucus last night decided 30 postpone the
election of the United States senator 20 the
session Of 1894 but viii ballot daily TO the eloss
Of the present session
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pzSTHE WORLD
49, VIII go ahead whether we keep up or lag
behind and our individual interests demand that
recognize this fact. The most prominent busi-
ness mon Of the city are using the Edison Promo
grsrh to dispatch their coErespendence. Are you
fine, labor, ,oorry and erpense. Sold on monthly
Ii CoLUMBfA PHoNoGRApH CO.. es7 Eu,n.v.
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The undersigned win receive bids for the purchase
bulk of the Stocks and Fixtures tor either the)
In stores Nos 72S 7th street northwest and 3o45 N
street northwest. this city. until THURSDAY. tho
THIRTIETH DAY OF JUNE, "A. D. 1882. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. the right to reject any and all bids b.
ing reserved These stocks consist OF Millinery Dry
Goods. Fancy Notions Ladies' and Gents Furnishings
and stock Of general msrchaaAise. and open e
inspsctioa.
Al sALnsrEIN. IT,.
AssiGnsA
ssasAs' sDen u ~.
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E'oa'"'' T'""'' Company 4as 9th st. 1t
s."To-KAIoS;s7H s7H0T-wE4THER DRINKS
5sFs ,Si aIs Our
init Il is ste too warm e drink tea End coffee subs
S ana sHsSs Ice Cures
you are going % away thi, sumner don't forget
sesa TS ~ suss. e 'hs hs. ySa C
Fine Medicinal brandy aud whiskies for the
sick You should have aliitle in the house at all
To-KALoS WINE COMPANY
Ga 14th St NV. Telephone 99s Jet
K~TH1s Is THE = TINE NE. oT ,6TIE,IYIs THE XkAE
stonss0rk surrOqndinss are IL YER
sTry plating sT6NEwoRK Of
"dt4's' ,asf ssny IN nature ,gr,;sr eaa OF u, M and
viii chsertHlly furnish de- Monuments
wsr snGn' wa sna sssSre ssr"%sss ya viii The ysm, yna
be the best: the prices the
MSnumemtai n RoTts. Honta
.s& seeo:1@ - % s577r COZ l..h and SITS: n: W
~ ,v,, in .if Li;ss" 5ss hss: osr s 2sa anaE 49,
2 sa 3 Ss Ws &
these circumstances. N-''1'-
2 SEHs Tsors sa ana spd dietSsfs t
N~oFFIC1AL CAMPAIGN BooK-IIrE AND
PR0rcTr44nSNHc r4SHc n seTSiess M q ~ AHAKHlsON ana REID
agIIeAsflSSp agIAS E Pk2TEEcdtOF dF * Hg9 JAMES
syEk ssHn EesIAfpsTREE 81 SS THE
81 M .Ss
ye6 oSI SYS pages sents oSa Wanted
-. 0FPiCT az ,,i1r n;co5 777, : 20 ,.Ss
fSre psI Snt mp h dividepd Of
stock payable at the Office OF the company. 1881 sf
record the close Of on June ssh Instant
The transfer books will be closed from June 10 to
1py SS,S St days sEs b1slS ncgsys aS
je27-6t FRANCIS b. MOHUN. Secretary.
~SoUTsELLINa THEM AL
sIort bsr tsSrs Az n MY & sner trousers ser are
terms were too short and that they had squeezed
pair as long as the pattern would permit. Our
paw W. i@ontai @ n more IMAM enough i3r the taliest
enough We've several patterns left ~ thosa "A IA
and 80 Trouserings. These were formerly sl1.
SE Ylo and GA We are underselling them ALL
oWES VHsssi'MH nWEN ven; H. to1; TG.,, .pv ,.o,
- oFp,I.N .HIE1Io = ,,,.;,,,. - 80. :: -.
Tf+fTI ThTNa aNn ia TrhtnMaNhINT MN INTTToN
oa... OFFICE. 6l3 ST n W..
discount large bills of expense to ioet The plan
t horronc NM 70 nee .ns OF
shsrsheiders shsres payable at ii per month cam be
can b done Without being . burden to YOU.
&; j Bloch, G. parr z. J. Hannah. Thos. Hanoy.
E@"sUMMER READING n-YOU sHOT1-D
pnfNK rlVNr m.
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Youa VIII. THE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Granite Building.
YOUR ESTATE. " A"' Z ~ Nv"
Capital 81. 600. 600
Surplus. $780, 900.
This company acts as
Executor. Trustee. Ad-
YOUR MONEY. min,ssr.,or ard in all
aduciAry capacities.
Iswfn care for your
estate and furnish sood
Investments for your
YOUR SILVER WARE. money while you live;
it wilIss.tle your estate
VALUABLE PAPERS, after your decease.
IkUSKS- It viii pay interest on
your bank account and
pay your checks on de-
nlsnd. 1t will pay .
larger rate of interest on
time deposits.
LARGE PAID-UP
It has . magnificent
CAPITAL OF Safe Deposit Depart
nent.
ONE MILLION Silver Ware. Valuable
Papers. Trunks cared
DOLLARS. for At very low rstes-
BRAINARD Il WARNER,
;e2s-3t President.
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R~A LEADING FEATURE.
Sss Sasn:s;a Sa:a:ss It: Sse: ssssIssss .ss
Bsey e0psns saSn S1e.sss sc st o.Rl
MI %sape9sIaph isT Tedupiicss,ns si sa.osIsgSie iSs
m%no and type.wri,ssn 1.sa & letters Se; the Hem Ham
xn upii%issd Ssfissy sSs'st 81 stasiOhpsTy. sipss
Bookseller and stationer. e19 7th st. NV. ,s2s
FOR MEN GOING AWAY
49, knox's Oak and Brown Derbies. soft
Kn5S's Tourists ..split in-the- -Middlen
Yachting and Railroad Cape
We sell m s styles Of ..knox" Hats. They
B. sTfNEMErz SsHe rze Sc sons sas most stylish
1237 Pa. ave. NV. 3e2s
W:P Tas .ssather g Nssly e 3. oene7allvJadr;
Jottoned bY a slight rise in tenn perdture.
A man who pays cash should be afraid to
enter store where indiscrimina:e credit is
given lest those who see him might think he is
buying credit.
Credit has wrecked the foremost mercantile
minds of history. and yet intelligent men give
esa sSs 81 MeSSsSE day to buyers wso take it from
We don't do an indiscrin,inate credit business
Best Gans-sa%ed Lumber. 81 is per 100 %.
fEaP Ess' El9saa sans g, & e per iSS lS5 f.
These % s1 esas a q
LIDBEY. BITTINGEf. MILLER.
Lumber and Mill Work,
Cor. 9Th and n. Y. NV. ,e2s
GIEsBAUER AND FINE CLOTHING
Are fss synonymou;sS sDO so;S..; Nothing 0A1iig but
ever leaves shops. There's
no s,SHsS sS. ss 1, 1sS nat
Is sperteet in ut, rorkmanship.
mGtsr:a' % and in every other re,
s1ssss g %ss' s:; !: :sss"n!s sss Ss' !Hssi !Es'sss
gSRIHEsSApEni = Hssaan sHi ,ti:e Tudor AS STG
K~Do NOT BE INFLUENCED ENTIRELY
0 BY he various claims put
ssys,s s7:1' %spssssss: %assns, anS asy az ~
eide for yourself upon the merits
of each In such test the SMITH
wei Ss elad 70 send you one e,s o. trsai. RAJ.
HENRY shAs cTxhkEo e. soa Igsas. sss ST.
THE WORLD
behind and our Interests sd demand an that
we recognize this fact. The most prominent busi-
ohs ls0n
isgsin9g behind them; The Phsnogrsph saves
II coLUGBfA pHoNoeRApH co.. es7 st.n. W.
R~rHREE POINTS
OF SUPERIORITY
TEND TO KEEP THE
REMIN TON
tTANDARD TYPEWRITER
Ahead Of al CompstitorA
ExcELLRNCE OF DESIGN.
SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION.
xAsE'oF MANIPULATION.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW ss MODEL.
WYcKoFT. sRANANs 1 BENEDICT.
LE DRolT BUILDING.
nAl7-s srz AND sra NV.
kIANTELa. ANDmQNs, IHNDKRs,
4 0Tatea. WEougAt-tron 0As H1xtnxes, Ia
sssSsH ss SSa 81 ss1z s sas;Hss.s sssss. go ,sAa
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c. L. HAvEssEn
Nsraber Washington Stock Exchange
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Rooms 9and IL, Atlantic building.
$50 NV
ISVESTGFNT SECURITIES
Stocks Bonds snd GRAIN bought and sold for cash or
u margin
Cotnon bought and sold in New Yorkor New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS
J. Bache h Co.. New York Stock Errhanz~
Lehman B-cs-. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern & Co.. New Orleans Cotton Ex-
shnnvs.
Lansonr Broe- Co., Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires to New York. Chicago and New Or
Jeans. Tele2hons. ass 1elT-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-28

SWEET AUBURN. LovELIEsT VII
R~A lage OF the plain" -GOldssntth
Will have lost its prestige when get
-ROSsLYN HEIGHTS
FRANCIS HUFTY.
3e2S 18th and T sta.
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LAST CHANCE
SERIES STOCK IN THE
COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
This series closes JULY without fail. Until then
you can buy shares for $5 down aud s125 in twenty
monthly tnstallments.
NINE CONVINCING REASONS
Why Cooperative Town Company Stock il the best'
Investment on the Washington market today:
Because it promises large returns and its value is
hssed on real estate actually owned by the company.
Because every dollar invested previous TO July will
be doubled in value by the completion Of the Bristol
and Enzabetheon railroad
Because three hundred men are now engaged build
ing bridges and laying rails complete this road by
August L
Because the enterpriseis no longer an experiment.
but 9 well established and prosperous business.
Because careful and intelligent aanageentis guar
anteed by Board of Directors.
Because the property Of the co-npanyfs located in
the richest mineral timber and agricultural region Of
the south.
Because the company practically owns the entire
Vatauea Valley and the available surrounding land
Because the company is today making money.
Because every lot sale. every rental contract and
every deal Of description is made the interested
the stock. No outside issues. Stockholders stand
upon the ground floor. Stock is the pcint to which
every profit converges and upon which every dividend
turns
DIRECTORS;
Hon JOHN q. CARLISLE.
Hon. ISHAM G. HARRIS.
Hon b. C. HANSBROU9H.
Hon ROBERT P. PORTER.
bon BENZ BUTTERwoRTH.
Hon LOUIS E McCOMAS.
L. 7. BRrTTON.
q. II JOHNSON.
9. R. McBLAIR.
d Ati.ntssbuildins,
je2A Agent for the District Of Columbia
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FIDELITY
bUupdTG. loan AND INVESTMENT ASSO-
CIATIOS OF WASHINGTON D. C.
OFFICES: 913 gl5 and yis ST NV
10 those desiring liberal and safe investment We
command our s per cent 5ysar Coupon Certacstea
g Per Cent paid as<ular Deposits-
You can borrow 81. .ooo from on Rea. Estate
securi and back st ths rate Of sl3 per month
Orers uni recedsutsd opportunity for Investments
eouahaned With absolute security 10000 shares in
force.
STOCK 81 PER SHARE,
MATURING IN lOo MONTHS
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF 600
An urnoney secured by best real estate. Loans made
rndsr The personal irspect:on of the officers of thu
sssocf.<on Safety guaranteed Your corr-sponderce
solicited Circulars and other Information Office
HARRISON DINGNAN. President
ANDREW VAIL ---..--Nice President and Manager
ALoSzo TgEFDALE- Secretary
oLOhSSL 0AboOh treasurer.
IDW. s. YORK;. ..M.naeer of Loan Departments
GEO w. LEACH Asst Manager Loan DEPARTMENT
J. II sAlI ..-....... Attorney
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
THAvELEEs CREDITS
For use in England and on the continent
issued Immediately on application against
cash or approved security.
LEWIS JOHNSON CO.. Bankers.
je2+15t Sun building 1915 Est.
HE NATIONAL SAFE Drposrr
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District of Columbia.
CORNER 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered By special act of Congress.
Jan 1857. and acts Of Oct. 1880. and Feb. 1892
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Rents safes from s5 each upward per annum.
sfivsrware and valuable. of all iind. taken on de-
posit
TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and
interest allowed on sums Of not less than s5.
Prepares and keeps Wills FREQ Of chsrge-acts Ex
ecutor. Administrator and Trustse-ersoutas Trusts
of all kinds
BENJAMIN p SNvrHR. President
CHARLES C. GLOVER, First yce President
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, SecoLd Vice Pres
THOMAS r. JONES. Third Vice Pres.
L FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. STURTEVAST. Secretary.
Directors:
Renianin P. Snyder Zenss c. Robbins.
Albert l.. St-rrteyant Andrew Wylie,
George II. Plant. Matthew G. Emery.
Lewis Clephane. Charles A. James
Henry A. Willard. +. Francis Rigs.
James ". Johnston. Charles c. Glover,
F. Ross Perry. John g. Parte.
1hQmas hyde. John f. Rodgers,
William l. Clark. Thomas R. Jones. je24
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KNsSe.o Bottle or 81 60 Doss"-Mined Pickles
or Ghirkins-bottles rood sixe-En-
glish ssyle-pickles small and crfsp-
put up in Gerry finest malt rinecdr.
Thirteen hundred bottles tust re-
ceived. See display in our north
Great Earsain. as they are regular zoe. goods,
which we now Offering at l5c
bottle. or 81. 80 dozen. Quality as
fne money and skill can produce.
Lunch Suppies-It is fact that cannot be success
fully disputedthat We carry the most
complete Mns of goods suitable for
Ltlneheons. Ercursions, Basket pio-
nics. &o.. to be found anywhere in
Washington.
Our Store is Large. Bright Clean Cool and Atsrae.tps
in ersrpwav and we spare no pain
to make 1t comfortable, pleasant and
agreeable for all who pay US q visit.
Oranges aud Leulons. of gerry superior quality. are
sfeature Of our offerings at the pres
ent time. Such fruit is scarce and is
hard to find elsewhere. Indeed we
doubt whether our stock Of Oranges
and Lsntons can be matched for
quality In Washington.
Peoaian sD1,~os Waser is marvel of purity and
most uonderful ,emedv for abdors
tnal diseases 1t will promote appe-
ttte and digestion without the siioht-
est risk of any bad effects afterward.
Can for printed analysis and testi-
monials We are wholesale and re-
tail agents.
Elphonzo Youn0s Company. 42S 9th st. 1t
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~wANTED-AT ONCE FOR
81 syndicate. direct from owner, a
tract Of land containing about 80
acres. suitable for subdivision.
Must be in the District and we'll
located. Address
+. II. s. MORRISON,
Real Estate Broker,
3eSS Cos 18th st. n. W.
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ycSVlm GEO. Il. KENNEDY BONS.
EARE YOU GOING AWAY,
we make renting epacialty II
y9u are soing away for tao sur me r
Pieee your mouse IN our han nds We
JOHN b. WIGHT
RssL Estate asd inss,anes.
14l0 q st. NV. te13-16t
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RSHAYE YOU ANYTHING TO sELLi
fhe grestest sid to progressive men. 10. GO
used In Boston alone during May. Why keep
your goods on the shelf Why keep that property
onyour booksi Sell them.- and my process cir-
eulsr can 90 that for you fays no doubt; In
Telephone $50. ues1l 5l2 11th st. NV.
RsTORE YOUR FURNITURE AND vALU.
w1isHfSa:TSoN sIFx DEPOSIT COMPANY.
rInspRoor III afSEssff Sis sf Rooms.
TRUNK STORAGE SPECIALITY.
OPENS A. NJ CLOSES &::D p. N. feI0lSm
MICHIGAN HARDWOOD REFRYdEEI-
0 tors. Gas aud New Process Gasoline stoves
tin, stove, range and furnace work. plubipg aud
lei. aG Isp2s.irai jNo. MORAN. ai&s r. ave.
kSMIILIoNs HAVE DIEM SPENT BY oUR
&a Washinston triepds for Cassards Fins Hams
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WITH eur name printed on 4 In WHITE which u AIMED
g ~ our tine mese, WHISTLER covered or uncovered.
ths ~ attached 70 thsA 3A15-G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-28

SsscOTTIsH RITE CATHEDRAL =
R~S stated meeting Of Robert de Bruce Council,
No. 1, viii be held on TUESDAY the 2Sth instant, ct
T;3J - n. A. H HOLT, 32e.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-28

NANTELa ANDiRONe, FHNDF6a
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-28

R@FOR AI.E-THIRTEEN
lots on concrefed street;
sewaee; water, gas; one Of the hest in
vestments In the city. Will be offered
for q few days at 43c. per foot. BnAp for
builder or investment
1855 Corner 5th and q ID. NV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-31
NEW SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
Whole Number Established in 1So"-The
Different Companies Formed.
rBv tel.praph 70 the Dispatch. I


CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. December 30.-The
TrddesInd1 has compiled reports of new
industries established during the year
1892 in the States of Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi. North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Tennessee. Texas, Virginia. and West
Virginia The total number is 2,i4O. being
1923 less than for 1891, sos less than for
1890, and IL less than for 1899.
The different companies formed during
1892 are as follows Seventeen agrlcul-
tural-implement works, 10 barrel-facto-
ries, IS boot and shoe-factorles, 10 brew
cries, &C brick and tile works, 81 can
ming. factories, 63 congresses and gins;
1872 cotton. woollen-, and knitting mills,
81 land companies. 102 electrle-light com
panies, 1872 -four and grlst-mllls, III fouu-
dries and machine-shops. 80 blast-furnaces,
60 ce-manufacturing companies, 1879 quar-
rying and mining companies, % natural
gas and oil companies. 20 cottonseed-o: oil
mills, 43 phosphate companies, ~ tan
neries, 1913 water works companies; 625
woodworking establishments, and 800
miscellaneous industries.
The Trddesmdn saws that while 1t Is
probable that some of these factories will
never be built-in fact, that q large pro-
portion of them will not be-every one was
organized, elected officers, etc., and it
shows the drift of industrial endeayor in
the southern States.