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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
Indications at Noon Point to Demo
cratic Success.
POLITICAL MATTERS IN OTHER STATES.
The Condition of Mr.. Gladstone
Not Reassuring.
STEEL WORKERS TROUBLES.
ELECTION IN ALABAMA.
Both Jones and KoIb Conadent of Being
Successful.

Both Jones and koIb Conndent Of Being
Successful.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BIRMISGHAn. ALA, Aug. The most ex-
citing state campaign known in Alabama since
the var closes today with the election. Gov.
Thomas @. Jones heads the regular democratic
ticket Reuben F. Kolb is the alliance candi-
date, who bolted the regular democratic con-
vention and set up an independent ticket.
There is no republican candidate
and the negro and republican vote
is about evenly divided between the two demo-
cratic candidates. A very heavy vote 10 being
several places. Indications at noon are that
Jones and the regular ticket will win by from
20,0 600 to 80 900 majority.
CHICAGO. Aug IA special dispatch from
birmingham. Ala. says: Today Is election day.
Both Koib and Jones candidates for governor.
are confident Of winning. The koib people or
boilers will receive the bulk Of the negro and
republican vote and will probably elect n
majority Of the legislature on the alliance idea.
They threaten 10 contest every inch IL defeated
and carry the fight on to November and into
the legislature.
Congressman Herberti is the only representative
who has dared TO meet the alliance opposition
and he is not . candidate for reelection. Much
bitterness exists in many sections Of the state
and should fatalities occur at the ballot boxes
NO yne "pi p oe sur ,,
- W omuAn, ne hoIo .esoer; aenounceo
s,, .omes e.n'pasnes Lrou ae plsuopm az
ana nlhn suns were N ue al; bowman
nlaces his Omen yal;ss On the sand whe, n.
1peakA. In it he keeps two big revolver,
He has led bitter campaign against the
present adminitranon: charging fraudulent
s nauus ~ ohioeS sn9 eenorsi SUI
49, .,s, ~ ~. - d. nc Isu 'o n'en 70
OK noo -. ;p.;., WIN wan W soou'
NORTH DAKOTA hEPUBLlnANs.
FAHao, n. D., Aug. L-Politicians Of North
Dakota are already gathering here in auticipa-
ton OF the republicsn convention which onens
go, I.-;i, =. Az. 49,. s..-..-
hoidy ~ a ~. oe & ,ne ,; sees. Vser
-. e,u ~ VIC s'sse, is usre posns rom nsa ooNen
eoo,e "a oVnu@Se Iof ever! oince rom
aeu.enan. nau.el.d @ sJ.os oo"u' Ahere a'e se'efA'
n. n'esans ueiesa'ee
~ W. ramTteo ,S las, Men. tn.t tne burAe
oppo'ino. a "ou,9 no. oting gu. AIieh 10, gov
G e.noi; IN svuu sprng asrA n9,se, pfooApiy
ueo. ~. "s4sn Vi orana orAs. inere II mucn
caucIslnS gong on. me general opinion Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
MR.. GLADsTONE's ILLNESS.

He 10 Doing Pretty Well, but Wants Care
Vet"
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Sir Andrew Clarke, Mr.
Gladstones physician, visited Mr.. Gladstone at
noon today. He reported that the patient was
doing pretty well, but wants care vet" This
announcement is not exactly reassuring to the
liberals, who had been led to suppose fro IN
yesterdays announcements that Mr.. Gladstone
would be abroad today. 1t is known that he
passed good night and his friends are san-
guine that be will be able to be out tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

Both the Little Satellites Of That Planes
Seen From the Rochester Observatory
ROCHESTER, NY, Aug l.-Prof. d. p. Todd,
director Of Amherst College Observatory, Who
is . guest Of Prof. Swift, ct the Warner Ohserv-
atory. and Prof. Swift last night observed both
the little satellites Of Mars with the sixteen
inch telescope Of that observatory.
They are visible but during Q few weeks In
fifteen years. They were discovered and last
seen in 1877. This is the first time they have
ever been seen by any telescope in the state of
New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

wILMrNsros, DEL, Aug. L-Zoe Gayton,
the celebrated woman Iong-disiance walhsr,
reached this city at $50 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. She is accompanied bv her too
companions. William Marshan and J. L. Prize,
aud her cocker spaniel Beauty. She Is on her
way from New York TO San Francisco via New
Orleans and the Pacific coast. She must cover
the distance of $3.50 miles, for the wager of
$4,000. She resumed her march st l0l5
a 'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

A conference was held the other day in The
oflce Of the third assistant postmsstsr general
BY the Representatives Of the different
bureaus Of the Post Once Dspaxtmsul
having charge Of the proposed exhibit
at the Chicago fair. The various
features Of ths work Of the department thst
are considered Of sufBcient tntsrsst for exhibi-
non pupeee. ysse dsacas:ed 80 ths pto(rs:.
~ daScfibsd. A circular hAs bsen issued 70
N Ne cuuntEiss compoaing ~ postal union
inviting them - mAks n sxhibtt Il = ex-
peoted Nat d posaAl exhibit q ~ eeantxy
. wsll - tha4 II foesign ee1aAEiAs IN - vsry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


a:.uE j Hsr.s 2aass q sr.s
sui5st 80 " ~ 4 Il RhoLT. aao. Secretary.
R&sRRE1oa ,i tsITEs; NOTICE; THE VIII "a
Of 'd6SaiR daIsR Ras fGf admission of new
Monday. Aug. 1. It.
Il H.C, RALLY. MARYLAND DEMOcRATsl
- Once more to the breach. dear friends once
Of ssa II s arx 1nd x
iaiSSD iaEiSSD6Y. g Pm August > at Grand Army Hall.
p otS ana fvs4g y sas f Who
hs rSes dTR Ha oTfvGnFnSs f. MsoSon nes 3
tsorR r SaSffEas H5ahsos ahsfkfss
D>S. No doubt You receive several letters daily
5i.I:,s 5Sss5:ss: sSsss:
Soy or S them % ts ISS
by pen. the task will be comparatively easy
one. Phonosraphs rented or sold on easy monthly
coLtIBih -PPHHo5NoGRApH CO.. es7 st. NV. /.
H-1, ING sceather u tksiy % be .hotOsry thls
So Gfternoon OF nt0ht; tqfr Tuesddy; stiohttv
cooler bv Tassfay night; rariabie rctnds.
nyou have Lumber needs of any descrip-
tion we supply them. And do It from 90
to 25 per cent less than any other firm.
These prices stand for the whole stock:
BEST GANG-SAwED LUMBER, 81. 15
PER 100 so. FIT.
44INCH FLOORING. 81. so PER 100
SO. FT.
BEST X-INoH SIDING. 81 PER 100
SO. Pr.
BEST CYPRESS SHINGLES. BY 20.
s4 PER 1000.
LIBBEY. BIrTINGER Il MILLER.
Lumber and NM Work.
Cor. 9Th and n. Y. ave. NV. au1
HssENEMIES TO HAT;
n
sefreshes and invigorates- it. $3.50 per
The druggists who have a run" on elaret
,Drins our famous .Tonira Springs, Healing
TO-KAI.ON WINE COMPANY.
6l4 14th st. NV. Telephone 99s. au1
R~sAFTER THE SIEGE
Don't expect Is per cent off this week. as the
sale positively ended with the store-closng
Saturday night. We're sorry II you did not
take advantage of the discount.
The new line of Bathing Suits arrived this
morning. beauties. too.
Don't fail TO get n couple Of these Mems
Outing" Shirts at ]. 90 and &C. and the Lisle
Thread Half Hose at Soc. 3 pairs for 81.
Also the Apply Linen Collars. l5c. each. 2
pairs for 2oc.
w. S. TELL. '.Mens Belonoinos."
ao5 Pa ave. NV. .u1
R-THE 33,s DISCOUNT SALE Is DIsCON.
TINUED.
We bulletin the following reduction in Trousers 70,
s2.:5, az 80 and 81 rs Trousers now........ 81 OC
a. 2 s4 ana s1 s3s4 "ns fHnssrs S TEonssrs now ~
40 s., III. 80 and a. Trousers now 5. 0C
s'o &C. s''o' 90 ana slo EIsEMHS EFsiaIs Bros o."
Cor. 1th and sts. NV.
Iy1s-am Manufacturing Iailors and Clothiers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
They Came of = s''Paper-skxIled Family =

San FBAScIsco, Aug L-George II. Maynard,
. saloonkeeper on Townsend street, Was killed
yesterday morning in a drunken brAwl by
two hoodlums. What makes his death nos--
worthy is that while ago his brother was kiIled
by blow on the head. An examinatisn
showed that his skull was the thinnest that
ever came into the hospital The police then
warned the victim Of yesterdays fight to keep
out Of quarrels, as he came Of q psper-sku1ed
family. Msynard's skull was fractured asd
though no autopsy was held it il probable -
also had very thin protection for his bad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
A Farmer who p,dnr Read th. p.p.r.

ArrIcs, iSD., Aug. Benjamin MArlAt,. .
farmer, was buncoed out of $4,000 yesterday
afternoon. A stranger met Marlatt in the ro~d-
He was looking for farm and Msrlstt had one
70 sell They soon met a friend Of the par-
chaser, who sprang three-card monte on hsms
following il up with the old ''tin box bla6
game" Marlatt returned 10 town % deposit
the supposed winnings, opened the box and
found picture OF q man throwing three-c~rd
monte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
THE WASHINGTON ASYLUM.
Superintendent Stoutcnburgh's Estimsts
for the Next Fiscal Year.

Superintendent Stoutcnburgh's Estimatea
for the Next Fiscal Year.
Intendent Stoutenburgh Of the Washington
Asylum today submitted to the Commissioners
o detailed estimate Of the amounts required for
the maintenance Of the Warrington Asylum,
together with statement Of the improvements
needed for the fiscal year ending June so, 1894
For contingent expenses an appropriation Of
$50 900 is asked, based on . daily average Of
800 persons. -
Ono new hospital ward for white males,
d, 500.
Repairs to buildings, S5,0O0
New floors In male workhouss, t1,e6k
New store house, $4,000.
Burial Of pauper dead, 12,Oo0.
Salaries, 42S, ,71250.
Total amount required, ~, ,al2Sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

THE CHARtEsroN's CRu1sr.-The cruiser
Charleston will sail from San Francisco in q
few days for the South American coast. Her
cruise will be watched with some interest, es-
pecially her possible visit to Chile It is said
that the Charleston is bound for Peru, but that
she may pay o friendly visit to Chile. Naval
officers are speculating about her reception by
the Chileans when she drops anchor in a
Chilaan port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

PERsoNAL.-Julian Laughlin Of st. Louis,
Gen. James A. Ashby Of Toledo and John A.
Colome Of Cuba are at the Arlington.-A. j.
Wright of Cleveland, A. c. Mather Of Chicago
and z. s. Shenehon Of st. Paul are at the Shore
ham.---Russell Duane of Philadelphia, w. r.
Lowrie of Superior, Wis, Howes Norris Of
Boston and J. E. Russell Of New York
are at the Riggs.--R. NJ. Collier and M. C.
Swinford of Cynthians, KY. and A. d. John
son Of Lynchburg are at the Randall.--}uy
Webster Of Charlestown, w. Va, Frank
W. McNeal Of New York and R. D. Emslie
Of Cleveland, Ohio, are at Willard's.-
c. R. Beach Of Boston, F. W. Carnahan Of
Knoxville, Tenn, and VIM. Sparks OF Illinois
are at the Ebbitt. &C. A. Sledge Of Norfolk,
Va. L. G. Gould Of Easton, Pa, H. Y. Foster
Of Richmond, Va, and T. Brandt Of Hannibal,
NO.. are at the Howari-J. C. Dalton of In
dianapolis, J. C. White Of Knoxville, Tenn,
and A. T. Prescott Of Baton Rouge,
La., are at the Metropolitan
Mr.. J. D. Turner, chief doorkesper ut the Ex-
ecutive Mansion, has gone to Ids home, in Mum
Gle. Ind, on . months vscation.--George Il.
Towle of Boston, G. J. Arnot Of Australia, A.
R. Long Of Arkansas and W. n. Hunter Of Ohio
are ct the st. James,-Messrs Robert Leding
and Mr.. Willoughby Of this city were registered
at the Herald Office in Paris SaturdAy.-Gen.
Eugene A. Carr, q. s. A., IL IN the city await
ing assignment to department. He d ct the
Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

ACTS APPRovKp.-The President has ap-
proved the act amending the act in regard to
the pension law SO US to remove the disability
Of those who having participated in the rebel
lion have, since its termination, enlisted in the
army and become disabled; the oct providing
for the examination and promotion df enlisted
men Of the army to the grade Of second lieA-
tenant; the act for the construction Of bridge
over the Tennessee river near Deposit, Ala.
the act authorizing the Denison and Northern
Railway Company to construct railway through
the Indian country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

1solemnly swear that the above is a true and
correct statement Of the circulation of The EVEN
ING STAR for the week ending July 80, 1897
j. ALBERT SHAFFER,
CLERK Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day
Of August A. d. 1902
W. p. VAN wICKLE,
Notary Public DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
Caught by Fire and Couldn't E.c.pe.

WINDSOR, ONT, Aug. Shorty before q
O'Clock yesterday morning fire consumed NE
house Of Frederick Smith In this city. The
following were victims: Mrs. L. r. Smith, fs-
tally burned; Mrs. F. W. Smith, fatally burned;
E. Smith, seriously burned; Mrs. C. II. Greer,
seriously burned. All four Of the injured were
asleep at the time and were caught by the Gre
before they could escape. Mrs. Greer and e.
Smith jumped from upper windows and sas-
tanned internal injuries in addition 10 thar
burns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
The Charleston at San Francisco.

SAN FBAScrsco, Aug. The cruiser Charlss-
ton arrived here yesterday. Although her
screw is reported twisted, she seemed to m1ke
good time. She will go TO Mare Island TO-DAY
for ovcrhauling. Considerable work is Deoes-
sary TO repair damages by fire due 10 sponls-
neous combustion of coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

A Democratic Caucus Tonight.
The following call for . caucus Of The dsmo,
crsts Of the House was issaAd todays
There win bs oAusus of the idsmoerati,
membsEs at 9 O'Clock this evening - b Aald q
The hau Of The Housa
Nm q. HosaXx, oalsmaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

Nor SArIsFIED.-The Treasury Department
has appealed from the decision Of the board Of
general appraisers at New York in the case Of
A. A. Vantine Co., involving the question Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

THE PRESIDENTS CALLKRs.-The Presidents g
callers today included the Attorney General,
Justice Harlan, Senators Sawyer, Proctor, Du-
bois, Sanders and ex-senator Blair,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
Coal Goes Up I'm Philsdelphis.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. L-Beginning today ~
circular price Of coal for this city d advanced
16 cents st the mines by TIE Reading and PsAs-
sylvania roads, making the rates a. follow,
Egg, e2.65; stove, s2.75; chestnut, t2-55 This
mAkee an increase Of about 80 cents sincs he
nrst q the year. The retail dealers are expscssl
10 odd sbout 60 cents 10 present quotationAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
Wssssmen Fight . Duel WIN Knsyes.

bAr crrx, hIoz-, Aug. LA report reached
here late Yesterday Of duel between voodnss
named o'Brien and Lsfern, which took plAss
sbout III miles west Of Summit Both m~s
were IN love with the cook, MA 1illie Lscs-
ard. and decided 70 settle the matter ~
hghtine duel with knives- O'Brien rscsiveG
bsd gsshss In the neck, shoulder md sbdosn>s
end wiu die IAfern was cut about The rien<
eye, In the left breast. and q deep nsh vas IN
nie&sd IN TIE thigh No arrests hsvs been madA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

NAVAL ORDER.-Assistant Naval Constructor
". L. Copps has been detached from the New
York navy yard and ordered to duty in the
bureau Of construction, Navy Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

ACTING CHIEF CLERK.-Chief Clerk Twee-
dale OF the War Department is taking his vaca-
ton, and Mr.. Samuel Hodgkins, chief clerk Of
the record division is, acting as chief clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

vSoroa,A, b. G., Aug. L-yiotorh ssalss srs
sutsring heartily into the plans Of the 0sores
C.Trsadwsu Company, The furrisss' combine rs-
Gently organized ct Albany, NY. Arsprsssnfa-
tive Of he company Il hsrs nov arranging u
preliminariss looking 10 tAe securing Of hs cen
tracts Of the seaiakin msrkst Tks projsst Il
to control ~ the raw skins coming in ga 20
clean and dye them in AmsE1ca, tkus saAiug
from London dyers And Aniahers . tsnAs vhSck
has bssn thsis sxcluAveiy IN ~ past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

Lcs AxexIns, oAx-, Aug. LA Msxisaa 10y
broaghb u nsws ysstsrd.y 10 sanh Anna e
the murdR of nan nsmsd MeKslvy vho ~
tAking ere Il Hodjeska's ranah N Can piro
Oqueon. MoKslvy Was aloae and thssU eze 10
dsta1lA Nsdjssn usuAlly spsnds ~ ssnner
yecsesa eu dis sansA, vh2aA b bsaaiifully
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

The NEwARK has arrived at Cadiz, making
the trip from Hampton Roads in the quicl
time of twelve days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

Alleged Dynamite Atfempts n vsss.sls-s.
PAnrs, Aug. 1.-The Paris newspapers rspors
that attempts were made to destroy buildings -
Verssilles. with dynamite. The report b ~
confirmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

AsslsTANr SECRETARY GRANT has returned
to the city and is acting secretary Of war.
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Embse Of sbslvxng ehs Hsech n1li.
4 culnAso, AUG. l--An grim vss ballish -
day "a - shslvine Of the Hatch In. but -
Sssnng vss nodsrAAsd BY prsdkS1ko.s vhiso
is4sr peovsd corssot Of lasUs inersaso h -
Vldkb ssppg ASsre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

day signed the eight-hour bill, using the pen
which was presented to him by Mr.. Oyster Of
the District labor organization. He also signed
the joint resolution continuing the sppropria-
tion for the support Of the government; also
the bill incorporating the Marylrnd and Wash-
ington Railroad Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

Killed His Father In Protecting His Mother.
CoSSERsvILLE, IND. Ang. Jesse Wilson
went home and found his father abusing his
mother yesterday. He picked up the first thieg
handy and struck him. fatally injuring him.
Seeing the damage done Jesse borrowed eco
Of his brother and has not been seen since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

SECRETARY ELKISs is expected back to the
city the latter part Of this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

THE KEARsAReE has arrived at New York en-
route to Honduras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01
HCoINDIsPENsAPLE TO SUMMER COM

W
- FORT.
'ETeezeTs." It's precticing economy in making
"FLeszers." your own ice cream. Yoti can make Il
"ITeszeTs." as often you please IL You own a
.ET6ezfTs." freezer-and as much you please.
"Ereezers." There's hardly need to advertise
treezeTs" them. Most people know We keep the
"FTsezsrs." ;" best.
..Eree1ers.n Three-at Freezers, sl35; 4-qt.
"FreszsTs." Freezers only 81 20.
Hose Better buy Garden Hose and keep
Hos" the lawn and garden watered. Weather
Hose. like this is to ruin the silkiness
'Uose." ofthe grass. You'll find that you will
Hose" be much cooler II the street Is watered
'.Hose." each evcainY-or oftenAr
''Uoss." Twenty five #. Garden Hose, with
'Nosr.n cpul linrs and patent nozzle, only
Hose" S1 rs. Reels 15c. each.
Screens" Protect your home from f1ies, &c.
Screens" Adjustable Window Screens, 25c.
Screens" each, e.. 80 doz.
Scresns" window Frames for making your
"SreeHs" own screens. 17c. each.
''Screens" Strong Wire Screen Doors, spring
'Screens" hinges, hook and eye and knob, 00c.
"EoTsrsn The lawn looks much prettier II cut
'NoHers." frequently.
"Eousrs." en-inch Lawn Mowers, fully guar
.No9srs." anteed. &3. 25 each.
BARBER ROSS,
"BuiidS = Hdr6rnye,"
COR 18TH AND SITS. n. ". jy3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

KpsAsHEs. DOORS. BLINDS &c.
You are much mistaken II
you think Lumber is the en-
tire feature of our business.
big portion of our atten-
tion is devoted to always
complete stock of Sashes,
Doors. Blinds. Frames, VIM
dows. Trapsoms. holdings.
&c.
Better get our prices before
placing your order elsewhere.
Chances are that you save
money In buying here.
IIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER,
Lurr Der and HI ~ rk
Cor. 9th ST. and n. Y. NV. y2p1m
N@EvERYTHING STRICTLY FIRsT-CLAss
- Rooms may now be engaged for August,
Septeluber AMI October Apply TO
ty30-1m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bethesda Park
kWSs6 IA PETITE" UMBRELLAS. e.
.~Isa The La Petite" Umbrella when closed is
the smallest umbrella made. having every appear
ance of walking stick 1t is the neatest, nattiest
and best Umbrella, open closed. Thoroughly
constructed. Natural wood handles-ladies' or
gents. Eegular price. So. Our price, ~. each.
Seen the BASKET Of 2s,c. Straw Hats at the front
door? Rerular Soc, 15c., 81 and 81. 90 Hats.
r. u. STINEMETZ & SON,
1877 PA. AVE NV. jy3O
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FINANCIAL.

FIDELITY
BUILDING. loan AND INVESTMENT Asso-
CATION.
sl3 AND sl5 ST. NV.
WASHINGTON. DC.
Ofers special inducements to dspOsitors as follows
6per cent special deposits vithdrawabis IN full with
interest upon thirty days notice
Sper cent coupon stock; can be withdrawn after
three years Runs ave years with privilege OF re-
neving for an additional term. Coupons attached for
seni-annual interest st the rate Of per cent per
annun-
Security unsurpassed. All deposits backed By the
real estate securities os the association
OFFICERS:
HARRISON pINGMAS. .................. President
ANDREW WALL -......V Vice President and Manager
0EOttfE AfSasUA
AIONZO TWEED ALE . Secretary
". N ASSISTANT Socfessry
T. ;. YORK Manager Loan Department
GEO- ". LEACH Assistant Manager Loan Dept
J. z -Attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

pissss 1dmcad Tslssssno d Bort, -
ce.a.as died yestsrdY.. Hs - boa -
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-06-02
LITERARY NOTES.

/ 4 u = s r.
The representative character Of the
North american Review 10 again jndic .tsd
by the symposium which u announcsd
for the publication In tho June number.
The subject II ''The Harrison Admins
tration, !" and the participants In the dis-
cussion arc Senator Dawes, Of Massachu.
setts. Senator Dolph, Of Oregon. and
Senator Colquitt, Of Gsorgia.
''The Perils ofRs,slpcting Presidents'
is the subject of an srticie BY the Hon.
Dorrnan B. Eslpa, announced for appear
ance In the Juns number OF tho Ncrth
Ame'iean Reeiep. w
Maxim, the inventor of the Maxim
gun, one Of the greatest OF American in.
veDtos, explains In the June Cbsmopoii-
tan how It 4, possible 70 build without
further discussion . flying machine
which will travel through the air at the
rate Of 100 miles Per hour; this without
the aid Of any gaa.
Lovers Of good fiction will mako no
mistake in reading Janvier's story In the
June Cosmcpolitan. II alone is worth the
price OF the Magazine.
Those interested In the labor problem
vill 6nd in Carroll D. Wrixht's article
In the June Cosmopolitan some new and
suggestive points.