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COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THE NOUNTAINS-wHITE COTTAGE, HAIR
Il pot's Ferry. W. Va. best view Shenandoah
river Open for boariers, adults. June 16: S5 and
81. send for circular. Reference. Rev. J. Z. N.
Mckee, 500 s.i 81. Washington, D..
aulS17I' WM. II. BELL, Prop,
IHALL BOARD IN FINE LOCATION, 2I< MILES
Il from Alexandra; healthy location high and shady
grounds nile from Station: 2l minutes TO WASH
inGton; n st-class beard Address BURGUNDY Alex
andria, Va. aul6-3ts
BOARD IN THE NTAINS.-DELIGHTFUL
- board IN the mountains: iron and sulphur water
Address Mrs. JSO. STOCKTON, Brook Park Rio
station Albenarle county Va. au131w'
CUMNIT USE. GAITHERSBURG: HIGH AND
- healthy location. abundance of shade. ice milk !:
good fare: moderate terms; few vacant rooms. Mrs
BOILING. aus-eoows
GLEN MANOR. FOREST GLEN. MD. CAN AC
" comnodafe few more boarders with choice
rooms: station shade, &c. Address GLEN
MANOR. or care of J. Il. HEREFORD. l4l9 G st.
aul-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

WEST POINT CADErs.-The following addi-
tional appointments of cadets to West Point have
been made: d. B. Powers Of Port Royal, with
VIM. D. Newbill Of Irvington, Va, as alternate;
8. G. Chiler. Sims City, Florida: Chas. A. Pitman,
Mount Sterling, KY, with Clarence R. Day,
Beattyville, alternate.
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A TORPEDO STATIoN.-The island Of Yerba
Buena, in the harbor Of San Francisco Cal
embracing an area Of about 141 acres, which has
been used as q military reservation since 1880.
has been transferred to the control Of the
engineer department for the establishment
thereon Of torpedo station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

SENTENCE CoMMurED.-The court-martial's
sentence in the case of Commander McCurley
of the Alliance was eighteen months suspen-
sion, to retain his present number and to receive
three-fourths of waiting orders pay. The
admiral on the station has committed the sem
tence to twelve months suspension. to retain
his present number and to receive full psy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

The ALBArRoss AT SIrKA.-Advices from
Sitk2, Alaska, are to the effect that fish COM
mission steamer Albatross has arrived at Sitka
from Unalaska with the British schooner
Winifred, which was seized for illegal sealing.
The United States steamer Baltimore left Tor
San Francisco yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

PARDoNED.-The President has granted a
pardon in the case of Harry West convicted in
Arkansas of larceny. and sentenced January 8,
1889. to eleven years imprisonment. He is
said to be dying Of consumption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

MARINE PRoMorIoNs.-The President has
made the following appointments in the United
States marine corps: VIM. R. Brown to be ma
jor. o. c. Bergman to be captain and B. s.
Neumann to be first lieutenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

The NEWARK AT GIBRALTAR.-The United
States flagship Newark arrived at Gibraltar to-
day. She will replenish her coal bunkers and
will sail on Friday for Genoa to take part in
the Columbus celebration at that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

NotIOnoi nank Dlv1uenOos
The controller Of the currency has declared
dividends in favor Of the creditors Of insoivent
national banks a. follows:
Afourth dividend, s.5 per cent, in fsvor Of the
creditors Of the First National Bank Of Andex-
son, Ind, making in all 43 per cent on claims
proved amounting to e14S,6
A second dividend. Is per cent, in favor Of the
creditors Of the First National Bank Of Clear
field, Pa, making in IN 50 per cent on claims
proved amounting to GA, 5,035.
A second dividend, Is per cent, In favor of
the creditors Of the First National Bank Of
Wilmington, N. c., making in all 50 per cent on
claims proved amounting 10 t61s,o26.
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There Will BE 5000 Guardsmen I'm Buffalo
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
ALBANY. n. Y. Aug. ls-At 10 O'Clock the
tenth battalion, 200 strong. left for Buffalo,
and the twenty-frst and sixth separate COM
panies of Troy accompanied them. Afterward a
detachment Of men from the twenty
hrst company came down and were
sent on the Empire State express to catch the
special at Utica. The whole detail will number
about three hundred men. Two or three men
are in jail here for refusing 20 accompany
their troops. Adjutant General Porter is
still here and says he has nothing to give
out Gov. Flower read all of the dis
patches sent from Buffalo by the United Press
but had no comments TO make. Superintend-
ent Harrington Of the Central road denied the
rumor that the West Albany employees would
strike in sympathy. He said: "There is no
trouble east of Buffalo and not even a rumor
of strike is heard here. 1 do not anticipate
any trouble here"
BROOKLYN, y. Y. Aug. 1s-The thirteenth
regiment marched ont of the armory on Flat
bush avenue at l0:4O this morning under COM
mand OF Col Austin. Out Of q possible
$50 men in the regiment 600 were
in the ranks when they started. Each man
had twenty rounds OF ball cartridges. The
regiment left the Grand Central depot. New
York. about noon for Buffalo The other rcgi-
mcnts in Brooklyn, the twenty-third. four
teenth and forty-seventh. are waiting orders.
NEW YORK. Aug. ls.-The twenty-second
regiment and the twelfth regiment left for
Buffalo over the Nee York Central at is and
las this morning, respectively. There were
500 men in the former aud 400 in the latter
body.
ALBANY. NY. Aug. ls.-Gov. Flower has or
dered ont 5000 additional militia TO be in
Buffalo by noon tomorrow, making 5000 in
all
NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-The thirteenth regiment
OF BROOKLYN. Col Austin, left their armory at
ali 4 n-.
route, via the West Shore. for the scene Of the
strike. They mustered between 400 and 500
men. The twenty-third regiment and the four
teenth are in readiness for the march.
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The EXAMINING BoARD.-Capt. Charles Cot
ton and Commanders Henry Glass and Charles
E. Clark have been appointed board to meet
at San Francisco to examine Ensign Stokely
Morgan for promotion.
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A FREE ENrRY.-Acting Secretary Spaulding
has authorized the free entry of bust of the
Madonna, with pedestal, imported at Boston by
Mr.. ". A. Wilde for presentation to the trustees
of the Acton Memorial Library
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tableau with Capt Wilson as the central
figure.
The pistol came down as Lieut.. Nerlis lined
up his men. This crowd must disperse." COM
manded Sellis, ''and il there is any resistance
there will be bullets used here rs
certain as heaven" Those in the
rear OF the turbulent crowd. then num-
bering fully 1000. jeered. That was enough.
"Charge" sprang forth the command, and
the Auburn men did charge. The fore
front rank broke and turned upon the
throng behind aud a scattering followed
The troops pursued with active bsyonets and
MANY legs in East Buffalo today are doubtless
bandaged in remembrance Of Nellis' charge.
The soldiers say they never before heard such
blasphemy uttered by the tauntins
throng and also after it had become a fleeing
herd.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, 1924. 4.655; customs. 81, ,lO4.16
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FINANCIAL.

ITO cAPITALIsTs.-IwA WANT TO FORN A sTOCK
somnsny tc manufacture paving brick that will
stsnd stand $500 pounds pressure tssmple brick 70 he
seenD Can be made here at cost Of FIRE h-ik Address
su1s3t' l4U7 Howard ave. ci:y.
A MERIcAN FRATERNAL CIRCLE,
company address p. ". Star Office. au16-3t'
Union SAVINGS BANK.
9TH 81. opposite Post onice Dept.
The best place in Washington for deposit Of savings
-Four per cent interest paid and large dividends
instalmsnt deposits
Bank hours: $50 to 3 each week day and 8 TO
Saturday evenings. VIII remain open until he
middle and end Of the month.
Savings stamps and p cents. for sale at the
bank and at any Of the following
DEPOSIT AGENCIES:
NORTHWEST wAsHISGToS-z. p 6 Gilman: 927 @
ave.. cigars; c. Wilmer c.. 1915 Pa. ave. grocer
si4 4th s s9T James SeT
l4ia druss.t &sorss Ksnnedy Sens. ll5S lds
Fsi. cigars Elphnnzo Younss Comgany ~ 9th st.
srsi nsicseHdiss Ens FicS sons I:ss and Iai -
e., general merchandtsa' g p MoniR2mery LII ~,
St. drusgist: D. p HicTiing, so IA ave. druggist
Merits Modern Ph.rmary lin ana SITS EdInSn,:- q
ton 9Th and SITS. druvrists T. f. Cissel 10Th and
RHODE % isi.nI ave. druggist: Houstons Pnarmacy'
S,P ,5S ISh and nd % TfSs
Edwari Green corner 1Oth 81. and Va. druggist
W. :. Richardson 316 AZ st. druggist. NORTHEAST
wASHISGTON-T. A. Rover corner North CAPITOL
and II s;s. grocer; L. D. Walter. corner 18th and q
drugxist: G. 3; +; Hsiler; il2o st SOUTHEAST
WASHINGTON-Frank p. Weller. 7J1 Sth st.. drug
efst J. Walter Hodees corner Pa. snd I'd St.
drugTtst Chss. Hawkins 4th and Virginia ave- drug
Monroe and johnson s.... druggist. GEORGETOWN
W. D. Brace. :sy29 st. d-uzCis.' F. Dyer
sroS S% s T. " outi. d and sn.on BRt6kfI 10 ISp
d C-chsries McGee. at station of B. and o. ra,osd.
grocer. aul3ot
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Three hundred membsrs Of the graduating
class at Chautauqua received their diplomas.
The exercises Of IL day were yssy interssttns.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
s,.set d9RsR MS viii s h.la
THTRsDAY. 18th instant; :,
FeSTHE MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CLUB
iourned meeting 2 fHURsDhY. AUGUST Is. at 30 80
steI will be taken to open a vigorous canpsisn for
Cleveland. stsyenson. Compton and McKag Al
Srds5 e The prg,dspt, ri CHARLEs C. LANCAsTER
btbfN nNb IosE sEEMoSENT
OFFICE. SIS ST. NV N'
discouni or large bills Of expense to meet The pian
Of operations cannot fail the commendstion OF
rSynsn. On sh..ss Inters:t allowed to ing
subscribed for at any time; no arrears TO pay.
u VOC have money 10 invest and desire absolnte
safety and the full earnings Of your money investigate
II you want to buy home we will show you how 1t
l. & WOOD president " r. Wis 50 VICE president.
s1 NisS H:nssyn Hs:ilss ss fso. 4 hIs:9 S:
bSs,, 9yh
uon we particularly canton those having old ones Of
S SR.ae ah .n s. es S SSsss :
sS, equine pas are S.e1 and only the
receive 'aSsais IN SGEffER si'GR's' WILSON MEs CO.
SDR HENRY A. ROBBINS HAS REMOVED
49, his Office and residence to No. l750 NJ st.
gs four doors east OF Connecticut ave- sooi%
K-SsEAsONABLE ITEMS.
Us p-ac,icinS economy in rakiny
yonr own Ice cream.
There's hardly need to advertise
ireezers. Most people know We Keep
Three-qt- Freezers, &1.3o; 4-qt
freezers only 81 20.
Better buy Garden Hose and keep
the AVN. garden and street wztered.
Mssther ike this is sure to ruin the
Twenty-nve n. Garden Ho.e. with
sl7 Reels 75c. each.
Protect. your home from Aies. mos
hdi1s,sSie Window Screens. a5s.
window Frames for making your
cwnscre ms. lie. each.
Strong Wire Screen Doors, spring
hinges. hook ard eye anl knob. 9oc.
The lawn LOOKS much pre,tier II cut
Tel.ineh Lawn Mowers. fully guar
B.EBER ROSS.
COR iiTH AND SIS. NV. .ue
g., WHERE ARE You GOING MY PRETTY
TO buy Pomeroy Dupiicstor. sir. she said. 'A
mil af ssr sasn .hia
or iypewIrtins as sne Poneroy Dupe1 pgocsss Call
0o3 9Th ST NV All typewriters for rent. aus
f~1oo 900 CARDS IN STOCK.
%g: ca1as % sp's isG each sssss osssf. %Sois sis,E
D. %E Card" sale sssnl End retail iiIn,xe
Tn. supplied t.aai hfk9S BE i,sS aDans Z. rs.
K1SAnMERIcAN ICE ,os aNP COAL co.
Have rurchssed a full Family coal. rsstsrrant
supply Of ice for our Gus coal Inducements tc
toners. Carload orders cash customers and noch
| solicited. satisfaction dale mes bers Order nov
guaranteed lty3ol for future delivesy.
Crates. wroughtt iron Gas Fixturss. %.
| ssiI mSiS-x J. Il COMING fhs SHOP. sao lsA -
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FIDELITY
BUILDING. rcAS AND INVESTMENT Asso-
CIATIoN.
s13 AND sl5 ST. NV.
WASHINGTON. DC.
on--- .recaI Inducements to depositors follows:
6per special deposits. wihdrawabe in full with
interest upon thirty days notice.
sper cent coupon stock; can be withdrawn after
.hre. Runs for Ave years with privilege OF re-
newinr additional term. Coupons attached for
.eniannual interest at the rate of sper cent per
Security unsurpassed. All deposits backed by the
zeal estate securities of the association.
OFFICERS:
HARprsoN DINGMAN.. President
ANDREW WALL. Wee President and Manager
GEORGE Treasurer
ALONZO OTwEEDALE......... Secretary
NJ NJ FLANNEhi- Assistant secretary
T. =. YORK ..-........... Manager Loan Department
GEO ". LEACH. -...- Assistant Manager Loan Dept.
ne,
THE NAr1osaL SAFE DEposrr.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
f,he District of Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered By special act of Congress,
Jan. 1867 and acts of Oct 1890 and Feb. 1892
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Rents safes from s5 each upward per annum-
sEverw ware and vsluablcs taken deposit
TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and
nferest allowed sums of not less than So
and keeps VIII, free Of charre-act. ss Fx
ecusor. Administrator and Trussee-e1ecutes Trusts
ofa,I kinds.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. President.
JtMFs joHSsToS HISsyTEosS srcorS Si1 Wee rssi,Hn Prss
TH9MAs r; JONES @ Thi.l Vice Pres
ALsEhf LEkfilS sTUsTE3HSf. hHSis,sE .sia Secretary,
Directors
George H. Plant. Matthew 6. Emery
H.nIy 4 Tiii.ia; + Es.. Francs = d;Inu: Eix..
X. Ro.s PerYr John @ Psrte
Thomas hyde John =. Rockers.
J Member \. \. stock e,
roRSo~ MCCARTNEY
CLOVER BTMpING. nnL, E; Itig F ST; Nv; w.
Dsposis: E.ehsnse Los1' III collec;inns;
s a snS 1 Ts anf Boso
and Baltimore bought and sold
Bonds AMI ! local Rairoad Gas. Insurance and Tss
phone STOCK dealt in.
American Tsie phone bought and sold. jylS
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
i Offire Of
COMPTROLLER OF THF CURRENCY
WASHINGTON. u. g. JULY IA. 1sty2.
Where's Ivy satisfactory evidence presented 70 the
undsrsvned IL has been rlsde 10 snpesr that THE
SECOND NATIONAL RANK OF WASHINGTON"
tr the CITY OF WASN'T NOTION. in the county, Of
WASHINGTON and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
has complied with all the provisions Of the Act Of
CongTes.t enable national banking r.sociations to
extend their corporste existence and for other
pcees." approved July 10 lSv,.
Nov. there,gre. ]. ROBERT ". NIXON. DEPUTY
AND ACTING Comptrulle- ~ ths Currency. DO
hereby certify that THE SECOND NATIONAL
BANK OF WASHINGTON in the CITY OF WASH
INGTOS, in the county Of WASHINGTON and DIS
TIcT of COLUMBIA. Is authorized To have sncces:
sion FOR the re-iOi specfed in its amended articles OF
sssori.,ion. namely until clos, of business JCLY
-, 1872
In testimony whereof witness hand and seal OF
once THIS l4TH DAY OF Jt-LY IScr..
49,, r. VI. NIXON.
,sezl-i Deputy and Acting Controller % the
t~-~' Currency. No. .OS. MAJOR
WEST FSp NATIONAL RANK
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CHATTANOOGA. rrHx.. Aug la-A spsci.l -
the Times just resolved says: Troops ct CAMP
Anderson. Goal creek. surrsndsrsd this morn.
ting. eoldisu snd convicss st Clinton ca rouss
hona. Report = not yst conArfssd.
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TIE SCENE N CANT.

Camp LehiGh pressnted peaceful appear
ance last night and mot . ripple Of trouble 90
curred to mar the slumbsr Of the tirsd-out col
disFs. Nothing but the SOLEMN and silsnl
march Of the sentsiss and Tie glistsning Of the
electric lights on their bright bayonsts indi
Gated That Il was the scene Of military camp
% quiet va the night that Gen. Doyls placed
Col Welchin command and came 70 tSs S.ty
and went to bed. Here and thsrs on ths out
nktr0 oe ths camp tnss could - soen ~ p1nk'
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
IEESIs IEIs. 9. .JnEHwkssBTEY, ". b. gIBBs:
Member Washington Stock Exchange
LEWIS O. TEwKsBURY L co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
13I5 L ST.. WASHINGTON, d. O.,
Buy apa sell for cash on margin STOCKS. Bonds.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
lnIsrsst alIowed lE,n on dsTcsit,s;; ss,;r
All local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Tslephone-545.
nON'1 PAY RENT
SS 'e nT rent sTe. y syns T In % buy
ment 10 embership NIB i fes Ibsoiafe safety safety Money
s55;f IN 81 ;ifS +:
G. A. r. ENOAMPMENT.
WANTEp-To ENGAGE 40 TO SO PERSONS TO
en as 70 board Yoo or al %
cents per meal 2ao 1st ST. ne. aulset'
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE.7,LoTs n KENsINeT6N FROM 500
Il TO $500. Monthly payments Now is the time to
0S aSlsi" anu Rt'Efs E. + WEhcH. if" JR. COG .tnw
For RENT : IHE MOST DEsIRARLE NEW
! % PRICE Gonf or oSG
sell on terms to suit. ~
au17-e. eis Est. NV
A RARE OPPOKTUNIrY.
"A Two very desi able lots at Glen Echo Heights.
improved; well shaded unini iurnber.d title clear
ERNER, star office. au6-13t.
- SOUTH BRooKLAND!
s 0
roads TO 20 through In very short time For terms
aul6-1w 100 Corcoran building.
+ on Po.oInac; in sight Of WASHINGTON and AisIsn,
yerne ood
as$ f s FsiIs St.. T1"fE L. ssfS
Alexandria Va Drawer 3 ty19-Jw'
EOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING PIECES OF
oa a9afe rnTosds Eo others on proposi ei
lines all within & 80 minutes ,,s drys Of the city good
acre: ! s q It It 5 3 acre: i sl
acres At sll5 ne acres a. sl0 acres ct s125. 10
H5gss at an bsrn d
s11ass e on sSa ss. ss9es b.aacs SnS @
rsr month: s.room house, barn and scres 81 oCoG
ious 6ain and scres "a oo ioGoon ps~ new hoUss.
tenant houses. barns. a large number of improved
aTSc honse shade fees siSo
per liz acres. broom house and barn 5000 per
~Ss da want ana this 9fs
advertisement send for large lis. of property and
planatory map Of the vicinity Of Washncton, or call
and see JAMES 4. CLEMENTS.
au16-S 1321 + st. n
L,OR SABA BEAUTIFUL HOME ON SEMI.
from Alexandria; commanding elevation with
abundance Of shade: large housa conveniently
POST Office &c. refined neighbors: place contains p
acres. 10 minutes walk from station p minutes
ride the city in comfortable be seen
S5'9s is 81 Gn
EOR sALE-NONTHLY PAYMEN s. BEAUTI-
( lots at Fore Glen and cottage house near
station: terms TO suit. j. II. HEREFORD,
au11-1m 14l9Gst
EOR SALE OR. RENT-A NEAT SIX-ROOM COT
Il tage at Brooslsnd; lot 5OILo0. with plenty Of
shade trees. Apply to r. L. PAIRO. 4S2 La. ave.
THERE ARE YET A FEW LOTS FOR SALE IN
Il Brookland. Take the electric and visit this
fourishing suburb. pick out the lots fancy then
call on me-, come TO me at once fo- location and
prices. Terms easy and prices low.
iy1e-1m GRACEM. THOMAS. 100 Corcoran building.
EOR SALE on ExCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK
u Oak atsye.-Be,ntisul home. les. than two square:
six and crates elexznt wood nsarly
fruit. runnin- WATER rood wsli Lsrn chicken houss
and yarl Will soil at a bargain exchSnye for ci:y
property Call on or address OWNER. I2ss 81 q. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

G. L. HAvEssra
Mentor Washington Stock E1chaay,
Zeal Estate and S;ocx Broker
Roens 8 and II. Atlantic bCildiax
SS0Fs.. n
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
pep~ks bends and Gram oOusat and sold for cash or
en narEin-
Cotton bought ard snfS N View Yc'r New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS.
- Bache L Co. New York Stock Excharre
Lehman Bros. New ork Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern Co.. New Orleans Cotton FL
change.
hanson Bros. 4 Co.. Chi.aco Board % Trade.
Private wires TO New iork. Chica,o and New Or
iesra Telephcu@. Az iel7-:-
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no APrxacAsIoN ZOE vEDEnAL raooysL
Up 70 . lAte hour this sfssrnoon the wsr D.
partnsus had rsesivsd no spplicstios -
Tsnnssss Sr lsdszal troopa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K&SsALL sIAY-AT.HOME MEMBERS OF
9nested to assemble At tine srqory IHURSDAI. Az.
Comrany C. Third Battalion. ID. c. n. @. IT.
49, sCOTTIsH RITE CATHEDRAL.-ALBERT
~ Pike Consistory.-A meeting will be held on
friday, 18th August, at 7:S0 pm. By order II
GEO. W. BALLOCH, S3o. Acting Ven. Master o.
Kadosh. aulS.2t
The ,-edther Is likely to be fair; showers
Ss-Sa bp Friday afternoon erering' cooler bu
Friday night; ,rfnds shifting TO southpestsrlv.
We are selling Lumber Just 20 per cent
less than Is asked elsewhere, notwith-
standing there people who persist In
paying the hig1er prices.
For shrewd. judicious buyers. we
quote:
FINEST GANG-SAwED LUMBER,
81. 10 PER 100 So FT.
4K-INCH FLOORING, 81. so PER
100 SO. Fl.
BEST kINCH SIDING. 81 PER 100
SO. FT.
BEST CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4 BY
60 81 PER /. 900.
LIDBEY. BITTINGER MILLER.
Lumber and Aili Work.
Cor. 18th and n. Y. NV. au1S
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R-,&51Q REwARD!
Believing the recent fire at Tho STRAIT
ford Hotel. cor. 4th and sts this city. to
have been the work Of incendary the insurance
companies hereby offer reward Of $500 to any per
persons furnishing information that will lead to
the arrest and conviction Of the guilty party or rar-
signed. SAM CROSS
National Met Fire ms Co., GIG Pa ave- NV
au1G-lw
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G.. A. r. FNOAMPMENT.

WANTEp-TO ENGAGE 40 TO 50 PERSONS II
w lodge end board at 81 per day during encamp
ment aisJ arrsnceInents to board 100 or more at y
cents per meal 220 1st ST. n. g. aulS-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

ITO CAPITALISTs.-I WANT To FORM A STOCK
tomnsny tC manufacture a paving brick that will
stand 2S.OtO pounds pressure (ssmple brick to I've
seen) Can be made here at cost Of h-ck Address
r. - GOODRICH,
au1S3s l4U1 Howard ave. city.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Aug. ls.-The eariisss
news Of the day has been the snnouncsment q
the departure Of Col woolford and his little
attachment Of the third regiment froa
Hartman, with Coal Greek - the object
i've point, where $50 Of thsir onnRradss
intrenched camps and surroundsd 81 o1vira
wall Of several thouand angry and 49, Dins1
miners- These men viii t.ke spsotaI ht IN
the capture Of the garrison at Col 4efcek.
should thsy b % successful, - Il has bses
their desire ever since Tie troops were pat thsrs
aftsr the troublss Of last year.
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Deposits- Exchange. Loans Collections.
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the exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia. Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of Investment securities Distrc.
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phone STOCK dealt in.
ATnerica an Bel Telephone stoc. bought sold JylS
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