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New Nlinister to Turkey.

It is understood that the appointment Of
minister to Turkey has been rendered to Mr..
D. p. Thompson, prominent citizen Of Port
land, Ore. This is the mission vacated BY the
resignation of Mr.. Solomon Hirsch. Il IL said
that the appointment will be contingent upon
Mr.. Thompsons ability to assume his duties
December Is. The State Department declines
TO discuss the matter.
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CLARKsON AND CARTER.

Both Gentlemen Expected In This City in /,
Few Dsvs.
Col. ]. 8. Clarksou, who has been In New York
during the late campaign in connection with
the republican committee, intends to come to
this city in . few days for . brief visit He
has made some business connections which will
occupy his entire time aud take him out Of
politics.
Mr.. Thomas 3. Carter, the chairman Of the
nationa, COMMITTEES. - also expected in this city
about the same time. II b nd that he win
only stay hsre couple Of dayB when he starts
for his home In 1ontana and kis law practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-The Presidents
callers this morning included Senator CALM
ger, Representative Cheatham, Supt Porter Of
the census Office, Mr.. Durham. United States
minister to Hayti. and several local delegations
interested in the filling Of a few federal va
cancies. The cabinet meeting was held at the
usual hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

THE COLUMBUS SrAMP.-The Post Office De-
partment is working steadily on the new series
Of stamps, to be known as the Columbus Sc
ries," for use during the worlds Colum-
bian exposition, but has not yet COM
pleted the arrangement Of the various i'm
portsnt events of the life Of Americas discov-
erer to be illuminated on the stamps, which will
run in denominations of from cent to IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

A New TRIAL.-Chief Justice Fuller yester-
day rendered the decision of the q. 8. Supreme
Court granting a new trial in the case of CLYDE
Maddox, convicted Of murder committed in the
Indian territory, on the ground Of errors made
in the admission OF evidence and because of
statements that were made by the bailiff to the
jury while they were out considering their YER
dict
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NO ONE QUALIFIED TO SERVE THEM.
why Lieut.. oIiinberger's Policy Writs Are
Delayed fn Alexandria,

why Lieut.. HofHn beFgefs FOnty WffU ~
Delayed i'm Alexandria,
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. t5.-Sooner or later thsre
viii be an Official here qualified TO serve The
process in the policy cases brought here some
time ago by Inspector Hollinbergero Of the Wash-
ington policeforce As YET, however. there is mona
The new United States marshal, Mr.. Clarke,
has qualified In Richmond and gone 10 Eorfolk,
andria- He has appointed Mr.. Butler Mahons,
son Of Gen. Malone, - his chief deputy,
but he resides In Petersburg. Mr.. q.
W. Hawkshurst, the chief deputy Of the
late Marshal FArr, will 60 20 Norfolk tomorrow
On HIS return here he will probably bring en-
appointment for an Aiexandria deputy marshal,
and then Inspector Hollinbergsr's process caa
be served. II there be any one 70 mako ssgviss
upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

ALLOWANCE OF DRAwBAcK.-The Treasury
Department has authorized an allowance Of
drawback on imported Gcorice paste used in
the sweetening of tobacco manufactured for ex-
port The manufacturers sworn statements
are to be accepted as to the quantity Of hcorice
entering INTO the manufacture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

&-OFFICE OF
MERITS MODERN PHARMACY.
lClosed Sundays)
As usual We lead In everything We under
take. Our holiday line this year il much
larger and more varied than ever before We
have holiday gifts Of every description. beau
tifui line of siverware in Manicure Toilet
Goods. smoking Sets. Ink Stands, Library
we have an assortment Of everything.
Chamois Vests Chest Protectors-Never such
stock WAS ever kept In any one store In wash
tngton befors as we have now on Display;
handsomely sned. best material and at
"MertzS prices. Ofcourse ev verythinx Won buy
here 10 Just as reIresented. Particular atten-
ton ts invited To line Of Ladies' Chamois
Vests In fancy patterns
You can buy Chest Protector from SO cents
GERTZs MODERN PHARMACY.
nl5 11th and II sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

Appointments by the President.
The President today appointed William
Potter of Pennsylvania to be minister to Italy,
David P. Thompson Of Oregon to be minister
to Turkey. Edward C. Little Of Kansas to be
ag ent and consul general of the United States
to Cairo, Egypt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
W. F. Arnold. Chief Engineer Jos. Trilley and
Assistant Engineer Emil Thesis to hold them
selves in readiness for orders to the Monterey.
Passed Assistant Surgeon H. n T. Harris to
bold himself in readiness for orders to the Ban
croft. Chief Engineer ]. L. D. Bathwick from
duty at the navy yard, New York. and ordered
to temporary duty on board the Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

DISTRICT PArESTs.-A patent has been issued
TO Jerome B. Diver Of this city, assignor Of one
half to J. B. g. Gusts, for apparatus for apply
ing paper fastenings trade mark has been
issued to the Odorless Disinfectant Company
forsdlsfufeotapts
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Do You
WANT TO SAVE

WANT TO SAVE
CERTAIN AMOUNT EACH MONTH, If
1OC DO. SUBSCRIBE FOB SHARES IN
THE FIDELIT1 BUILDING. LOAN AND
INvEsTNENT ASSOCIATION. sossi4
sINw
DIES. 81 PER MONTH on EACH SHARE
MATURITY VALUE IN IOe MONTHS. s2oo
HAVE YoU MONEY TO INVEST, PUR-
CHASE An = PER CENT PER ANNUM CoU-
PON CERTIFICATE TO BUN FOR YEARS.
WE PAY . PER CENT PER ASyUM ON
SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF eo OR MORE
CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ON 20
DAYS NOTICE
MONEY LOANED To SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF
els PER MONTH ON EACH el.OOO BoR-
kowTD.
COMPARE OrR TERMS WITH THOSE or
ANY OTHER ASSOCIATION
g.. 90 LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS UP
To DATE. STOCK SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
OPEN ALL THE TIME
~ HARRISON DrSGdAN. President
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An order has been issued from the Post Office
Department directing that al money orders and
registered packages directed TO william l.
Moore in England be held In New York. u be-
ing alleged that Moore h concerned With Joseph
Legss Of New York city In scheme 70 swindls
people BY representing that they ere hsirs 70
estates In England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

FouRrH-CLAss PosrMAsrERs.-Fourth-c -class
postmasters were today appointed follows:
Maryiand-w. S. Williams, Hollands Island;
Mariette Wheary, Simpsonville. yirginia-T.
J. Sampson, Burgess store; J. J. May, Forest
depot; Lula o. Hardy, Neblette; E. R. Hayslett,
Rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

Mr.. SEvELLoN BRowN BErrRR-Mr. Sevellon
Brown chief clerk Of the State Department,
who is confined to his home by illness, is re-
ported to be improving today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

APPOINTED ASSISTANT SURaRoN-The Presi
dent has appointed John Miller Moore Of Ne,
York an assistant surgeon in the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

SENATOR DoLPH Of Oregon was among the
Presidents callers today.
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A Few Truths
ABOUT The SHor SUBJECT
There are three truths about our stock Of
Shoes Our reputation backs them up :"
The qualities are the best. We skip The bad!
The styles are the newest No <rforer stock
The prices are lowest ''itA the a1si'sSi
SHOES FOR THE WOMEN
Ladies' Fine DongolA Shoes. all styles
oftoe. platn OF patent, equal 10 others "a.
only e3 30 per pair.
ladies' ponscls KID Shoes, With dia-
mond shaped patent leather tip. medium
heel and pointed toe. only S3 per pair Best
shoe doliArs ever bought
Ladies Laced .'Biucher" shoe. and La.
pointed toe. patent leather tips. "a so. o.
and % per pair
sHeEs !os THE MEN.
Mems HAnd-sewed Kangaroo and Fine
Soft Calf Shoes. IN button. lace con-
sress. orosd OF pointed toe. only % peg
HoovEn: & Ssrprs
Rapport sAos Ftftsrs."
12l7 Pa Ave NV. MI.
1920 N ST. NV,
TIE oistNsPR9Yit SSss RYtssS sSSs CIRCLE
'sssies gesh'ns BY 'apss''ss'd sad FsIishis nsa-
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SECRETARY CHARLES FOSTER has gone I
New York for few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-15

Col. swoRDs Of the Treasury Departmer
has returned to the city.
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SPECIAL OFFER.
BRADBURY PIANO wARERooMs

DnAObUHx F1ANO WAREHOON6
will furnish you Bradbury Uprtrht Grand Piano
n wood TO match furniture OF room decoTsr
tons wttAout ertro ck0r0e
You buy your piano direct from the maker. s,vfnR
deeler's profit and commission- n you cannot pay
cash VII seis you On 30 payments Without intGres3
Give me . call before buying You viO save money
n16-1m 4anufecturer Bradbury Planoa
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SHnIsaIAS .sal :,
stated communication win be held Il ths
of ses sso1'9 "a ke on
nlo-4 FRED E. TAsKER, Secretary.
E<ATTENTIoN. BOSS HoRsEsHoERs
e. ~ .rs so;s svssS tn. Of
eonsasI ct asa SR (. sS isl "a
STHE CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC COMMIT
NO., tse cordially invites all democrats in the
c sssSr..s TIE ,ss E
cali meesnss IL Their M
sS .Issesss divisions
ncd. . cras
Each district marshal and club marshal is requested
John shs Me. 1;Ss date to Chief
inst0n the numesE 9 e wsH e b & w h.ys ip line
rHos F. COOK ssolsssrs. a0IAEAD' cA''1es aRsss
E~wRLL DRESSED AND III. DRESSED.
To be i'll dressed is not merely to be out Of
fashion. A mans garments may be quite
a Ia mode so far as cut" goes and still be III
dressed. Ieatness Is. sbove all things. the
prerequisite for vsll-dressed man. Leave
your measure and let Us demonstrate our ideas
on FINE TAILORING.
SNYDER WOOD.
I'LL PENN. AVENUE tBarr's Old ".Stand-D mis-
K~MyA HUBBARD 4 co HAVE PUT IN
e-S hot water heating apparatus to heat two
dwellings for Mr. John F. Voet
nib Ofices Baltimore and Washipgton
R~THEY ALWAYS EXCEL.
ONa To-kalon Wines are noted for their e T.
cellence wherever used. They take the prize
no matter how severe the test of competition. At
recent exhibit IN Dublin in competition with the
npest vines Of Europe our famous 'SAUTERNE'
winner only costs "a per a' case. s Our ptie 6id
stocn MedStnal a s Port i highy nutrieious .nd
for the famous 'Tonica" Water
TO-KALON WINE COMPANY,
DID 18th ST. NV tn15l Telephone. 90S.
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~rHRxE SUBJECTS OF INTEREST

THREE SUBJECTS OF INTEREST.
Think twice before buying westher strips.
Felt ID far superior TO rubber. and some felts
are far superior to others. Valentine origt-
mated the idea Of felt strips-struck a high
standard Of quality and has strictly adhered to
It Makers Of poor felt strips are endeavoring
to share Valentines popularity. You should
stick close to the best-Vdienttne Weather
Strips. They last houses lifetime.
We can hardly keep pace with the orders
for Gas Heating Stoves. The word has been
passed around that We giving the best values
In the city. Certain It is we have the best e. 75
Gas Heating Stoves made. inspect them!
How backward some people are. We haven't
advertised tool chests since summer and yet we
are still having calls for them. Come alongi
We have plenty
And that wonderful Dollar Saw!
BARBER ROSS.
COB. 11TH AND SITS. n. W. n15
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24rH
Issue OF STOCK
FIRST PAYMENT now. 1892.
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TEE 2srH Issue Of stock 1, open for sub
sriptton and first payment. which csn be
rAae ~ the once Of the association daily
tOrneA m 70 40 .. n Shares. %. 80
monthly.
THK KQrIrABLR is a purely oo-epsrsnvs
swing and loantns Institution 10 loans
monsy as fair rates Of interest on long time
and nonthly ins.zfinents and pays fair and
reliable profts on shares.
AssETs-si 3s7 s5a<s
rEARLT INCREASE or AssETs-s1o7. ST. o..
INCREASE LAST YEAR-ei25. 54S A..
RECEIPTS LAST YE AR-sl Ia. 7sA 81
Tnt- -t.:ern.nt Indicate. the increase Of
plsin-s. and the success Of the association
TaHphls,s >rptatafn1 ths advantages
ana b,rSffs q, the ASSOCIATION and other
faorwaftoa rsynfshec upon application
At 1h> attes. iOss ct
THOMAS soNERvIILE. President
A J. SCHAFHIRT. Vice President.
GEO. ". CASTELAR, % Vie President.
JOHN JOY EDISON. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
BENZ =. FULLER HH TwoMBIY
ThED " PRATT, GEO W FfSHER
FILLS SPEAR JOB BARNARD
LAWRENCE GARDNER MARCUS BAKER
JOHN W. SCHAEFER
Once EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 Est
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPEClAL NOTICES.
K~INTRREsTINaT 10 EPIscoPALIANs.
As long as the present stock
lasts. offer all of our Episco-
pal Prayer Books and Hymnsls
st q d,scount or s6 per cent from
regular prices Remember the
20 per cent discount on hundreds
OF current aud standard pubiiea-
tions.
TyMi pALLANTYNE SONS.
42S Seventh st. NV oc27-1m
&sss % csps Ss &sefin- Z, IHr
Also our mssnihcent stock Of Umbrellas. It
@ to 5P S IN and
the bad and stick close to the rood.
sH. Gu e oI pay g. 0
you g. more than the additional cost in serv-
u s. II SFf s. s'0ns'ar NJ,
KssHoEs WITH A GUARANTEE.
sssr.sss:a M; ' e g sy It :ss e saos;
S,esaor ov.. medium toe. button. lace and oOn
HOOVER SNYDER. l2l7 Pa AVE. NV. ne-sn
tair: eooler: noSthses s 'SoanV eoaes '00"e' o
A gentleman asked us the other day
than othersf" The reason Is very apparent
We sell Just about twice a. much lumber a
any other lumber yard In the city. and &C
we can afford to let our stock go on the priu
ctple that large sales make up for small
profits"
We are sccommodators, too. There is nc
"cf ct sS.gss S We1 Ws S.vs and sss M
Of lengths and widths Of boards in the glt ::
f. 1t is really hard TO stop when we get tc
this subject Of boards. for boards are oQi
hobby" Hyou contemplate using boardi
Of any kind for building &c let us siye you
exactly the width you want at the lowest
prices.
Iibbey, Bfttinger Miller,
Lumber, Mill Work and Butiders Hnydpdye
Cor. bth and y. y. ave. n W
Branch. cor. l1th and SITS. &c. NILS
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THr WasnIxsrox REAL Estate Co
CAPITAL sIOo. .OOo FULL PAID

lHE w AsHIN6roN HEAL Estate 70.
CAPITAL sIOo 90. FULL PAID.
OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS 8 PER CENT
GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS.
sloo AND $500 EACH
The-- bonds .re Pay able In gold coin May l. 1902
but -ihi-t 20 payment ~ any time after May l. 1897,
o. ihs oTron q tho Company. They are secured BY
Or; mortgage notes Washington city real estate.
heid IN trust hy the WASHINGTON LOAN AND
Trust COMPANY. trustee. which certihes to each
boni ----dl. and that securities exceedne In face
vsue By 10 per of the bonds certified been
dspr-ltsd With IT, The notes deposited represent
eny Of the market value Of the real
estate upon which they q nrss lien. making tbs
-~yurtty Of these bonds un1usssioned-
IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT.
JUNE l. 1899.
Ts,Al RssourS~ g. sgso SARA
Total Rs-efpr. sI37. .Gss. oo
Real Estate On Hand Csetusl eostJ eI6O 1872 g.
DEBESTUREs
Debsn.u--, ar. valuable to persons who do No, Az.
~. q b .neunnber-d with the and
Of k-epns the papers IN the pr.par
alton AMI securtsy Of real loan. II relieve.
the p~r-op accepting the eebenture Of the r-.pons-
propsrsy and the annoyance Of = collection Of the
interest JOHN H. WALTER,
Pr.sidert.
lOol 81 ~ washinxson d. c.
BANKERS
se-ond National Bank Of washinston
ns sw.shins-on Loan and Trust Company.
THh OHIO sASIoEsI T.es,s..a. s.Ts x 9r WARRINGTON
oOra:; .SS'si I$'S .sS sstS S;,:h~ Soh1~
s s1P g. 's an: s:sssss
So f'sa g tsYPSp s..,,
". = Hodz Pres 7. C. DANIEL. Sec.
LIMITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
cIATIoS. 1919 st.. Washington. d. c.
shares. sIoo. payable In monthly instslim.n,.
vhsrh p&rticiP.ts IN al prOnts and mature in s.
nostha
t>yssnssrest On money deposited In any amount
and PEI cent interest paid on special deposits
nom u. d.,. hey arr mad. oc2s-u
&. L. HAvrsSxA
Eenb~r ws~hin<ton stock Exchange
Real Estate and Stock Broker
Rooms 0 and IL. Atlantic budding.
$50 y - nv.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
soeh. Bond. and Grain bought and sold for eash OF
q usrxan-
oOs'Oa sourh, .na .ola IN Ne. Yorl or New orls.nA
CORRESPONDENTS.
: Bschs D Co.. Nsv York stock Exchange.
Lehman Bro-.. New Yorh Cotton EIehaaxs.
Lehman. sssrn d Co.. New Orleans Cotton ExcAanss-
L4nson Bros q Co.. Chicaso Board Of Trade.
Privsss wires to New Yosk. Chicago and New Or
ls~nsl rslephone. A5a Je17-sr
1No. " COksoS. yN0. ". MAOARrNEY,
Member n. T. otock kx
erovtSso Soss9E ssspfpissl 4 aAsasrys44 i.is : IT. NV.
S.sI.rs :ns p..i.rs n ds,sran:a. Bosd..
nepoefts- EHehAnxe- Loans- Coiiesttons
ksilro.4 stocks and Bonds and al sscuritiss listed
- ths exchanges of Nsv lork. Phtlsdelphia. Bosom
I'D bAtlpors bought and sold
1sns nd III isrsi R.iiros1 o. insarsass and fss-
zassssa HI fsispAo.s ssssk hsesAs ssd sslA iyIs
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTopAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S193, 406; customs, s329, ,329
SECRETARY ELKINs has returned to the city.
JUDGE RYAN, United States minister to Mex
leo, Is in the city.
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NONE OF THE poP-GCS bills LIxELY TO BE
PASSED BIZ THE SENATE THIS sEssIoS-oREAT
DEFICIENCIES WILL PRoBABLY BE FOUND AND
THE REVENUES MUST BE INCREASED.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
Woops & Co..
| WASHINGTON. .. q
Topsssas. hsvins td,s funds that they
may desire to uss at any time ws would call
specisI attention 70 interest rate offs
per cent per annnm certificates Of d.
posit. PAYABLE demand This il very
desirable vsy to deposit such funds. a. you
may withdraw thsm At any time without
notice. Win tntsrsst
ON TINE cKRTIfIcATEs
Our rates as follows. vixs
Payable In three months 4 per cen.
'dI 90 5psr cont
'' ''ons year. spsr cent
interest psya able au.rtssiy. ssns-.nnu.lIy
orsnnuaily. a. desired.
CALL AND SEE Us
Open o,ao. Uos.4.so
Transact a general bankfne bushes.
LIZ 81. NV OCT
HE NATIONAL Srr DEpos1E
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
ofns District of Columbia
CORNER 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered BY special .cs of Congress
Jan. .1ss7. ..na act. of OCT. 1890 and Feb. 1854
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Rents safes from ss each upward Dor .nnum
silver vsr. and v.lu.bies taken on deposit
ZEN CENTS and upward received on d.po... and
interest allowed on sums of not less than 81
Prepares and hoops wis free of ch.rs,.cs, .s Ex
eeu,or, Administrator and Trus.ss-sx.cuts. Trust,
Of all kinds
eHssks asSYE sSSEPkf .s rs'vss1s viss President
yAhEs n JOHNSTON, second Vice Pres
zlsfsS aSESss4sSSsH ;:s...., s.
Directors:
BENJAMIN P Snyder. Zenas c. Robbtn.
Albert l. Sturtevans Andrew Wyiie
George H. Plant Matthew d. Emery
Lewis Clsphans. Charles A. James,
Henry A willard, T. Francis Riggs
james y, Johnston. Charles c. Glover
Thonss Hyde. John y. Rodser,.
william Clark Isy 3Ol Thomas Jones
I HAVE LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS
L which can loan real estate security at 5 Der
cent Address J. b. Star Office. oc4tr
7 ETIs g. TEwKsBURY.,- ". B. HIBBs.
Member Washington Stock EIchange
LEWIS @. TEwKsBURY CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
1875 ST.. WASHINGTON, D. c.
Buy sna sell for cash 9r on margin Stocks. Bonds.
Direct private wires TO New York and Chicago.
Interest al owed on deposits
OutOf town business o speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in
Constant Quotations all markets. Telephoue-545
oc21-tr
IDLE FUNDS DRAW INTHRrsr WHEN DEPos-
tted With us. Call and get our rates on demand
nd ums certtncstes Of deposit before depostpg sse
vhsrs r-- WOODS CO., Bankers.
Es22 st. NV.
OpenB.3Q Close 4:3Q
au24 General BANKING.
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S.slsrs sna p-si.rs N 6ovsramsa, Bopds-
. nepoefe EHehanxs. loans Coiissrons
s.fs F,sh.axs. q Ns. iefs. Phsisds'pAia. Bos'oa
srecialty nsfs 81 In sstnsnf securities Dissrscs
nonk snd Eli iorsl Rallrosd GA Insursncs and rsls
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-12-15
Man-of-War Cruelty.

The Morning Call, of San Francisco,
says that charges of extreme cruelty
will soon be preferred against Com
mander Thomas Nelson of the United
States ship Adams. 1t is said that
Executive Officer Adams and Master
alarms Heating will also be included.
1t is alleged that, acting under Com
Heating so cruelty tortured an appren-
tice boy named August MOtzick that he
is dangerously ill and may die. MOtzick
is German boy, II years old, who ship
ped as all apprentice on the Adams be-
fore her cruise to Behring Sea last
spring.
The CAL says that after the ship had
been in Behring Sea some time fresh
water for washing purposes was denied
to the sailors, but was allowed to the
Chinese servants of the officers, and that
the officers themselves received double
allowance. Soon the men were in a
filthy condition. Finally MOtZick was
sent forward by the sailors as COM
mittee of one to ask Commander Nelson
for fresh water. The Commander asked
the boy what he wanted fresh water for,
and the boy said he wanted to wash him
self.
The cal says that thereupOn Nelson
ordered Executive Officer Adams to
take the boy out and scrub him; that
Adams turned the boy over to Heating,
who, with squad Of men, tied the boy
down and scrubbed his back with can
vas, sand, and salt water until it bled.
The Adams is on her way to San Fran
cisco from Behring Sea, and is expected
here in few days.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-12-15
inexpensive PauperS.

Secretary II. II. Hart, of the state
board of corrections and charities, says
that the total number of paupers re-
ported in the state in December. 1880,
was 1850; the total number in Deem
Der 1891 was 1921, decrease of l 1859
instead of an increase. The cost of
caring for paupers for 1890 was 1904 ,63S,
and for 1891, 3OS,OS5 1t will be seen
that the increased expense for 1891 over
1890 was $3,447 instead of S104,O2O
being an increase of about per cent.
instead of so, as stated recently.