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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-15
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-15

Just received new lot of Station
cry, Box Paper, Invitation cards,
visiting cards, &C., cheap and good,
at Light & Watson's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-15

Quick and sure one-third of bsttle cures
neuralgia and backAche.--Mr. W. II. Gill,
BYcsviIlc, Guernsey Co., o., writes :tH had q
severe attack of neuralgia and pains IN my
back and shoulders. and utter usfng one.thfTd
Of u bottle of Salvation OIL was able 70 go to
work.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-15

To the Small School Boy. 1 offer
40 suits $3.50 each, now $3.50.
GEO. II. HAGLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-15

LADIES
EeechS tonic, or children wIo Ttsnt btiiId.
Tug up, shOui6 take
BROwStS IRON BTITEES.
It Is pleasant; cure5 Malaria, Indigestion
BillouSneGs, Liver Complaints and EcIralktG
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-15

No great fowery rhetoric can tell the merit
of Hoods Sarsaparilla Us well US the cures ac-
complished by this excellent medicine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-15
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
cHAa1rs Town, Ju11rnsou coun4r, W. Va.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, lsoa.
Various Items.
Make the home attractive.

1t pays to investigate and experi-
ment. s8
Crumbs saved are pleasures pur-
chased. 81
Where there is no hope there can
be no endeavor. -
The more perfect the jewel the
more deplorable the flaw.
If nature abhors vacuum she is
equally intolerant of a surplus.
There isFalways room for a man of
force, and he makes room for many.
In autumn, winter and spring, colds are the
rule rather than the exception. Hence 1t is
the part of every wise and prudent mother to
Keep on hand supply of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup the great domestic faYorite and Mfalli-
bic cure for all affection OF the throat and
chest.
Aningenious wayhas been Invent.
ed to filter the water of the Rhine
which supplies the city-of Worms.
Tie water is filtered through artificial
porous slabs made by heating clean
river sand with the silicates of lime
and soda. When the slabs become
foul they are purified by passing SUI
perheaded steam through them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-15
A FAIR REGLUSE.

e DEAR FRANK have found the very.
house for you7 Jaeobean period, and al.
most original. It was atri1e spoilt by
some Philistine individual about thirty
years since; but, with your taste and the
aid of the local architect. everything can
be put right. The pearl of houses goes
by the name of Thorpe Manor, and is, of
course, haunted; SO you may relieye the
rnonotony Of country life by a genuine
ghost hunt. Ever yours,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18
STABBED BY A DRUNKEN MILITIA
MAN.
A PittsburG Grand Army Veteran Probs-
bly, Fatally Wounded.

A PittsburG Grand Army Veteran Probs-
bly, Fatally Wounded.
PIrTsBURe, Pa, July ls.-Dayid Lester Of
company A, fourteenth regiment. n. @. p,
stabbed Frank Calhoun with his bayonet on
Grant street near 5th avenue, Pittsburg ct
$50 O'Clock this morning. The affair Is the
outcome of q nights carousal that Lester and
Howard Hook INDUCED in last night They
were drinking yet this morning. They went
along Grant street insulting every person they
passers-by. They entered the rooms Of Un-
noisy. Mr.. Beinhauer ordered them out This
they complied with, but renewed the noise
outside the building. They defed arrest, but
when Beinhauer tesephoned for an officer the
drunken men started OF.
When they reached Devor's undertaking
establishment, where Calhoun is employed, the
latter advised Lester 20 be more careful xith
the bayonet he was thrusting about. Lester,
with q vile exclamation, plunged the veapDu
into Calhoun's stomach. Calhoun fell without
Q struggle. Lester rushed upon him sgain, boz
was caught by bystanders. After . bard Ugh
Lester and Hook were arrested.
DIR. Mckelvey, who attended Calhoun, says
the wound is very serious; the stomach vas torn
and the liver penetrated by the bayonet and hs
has no hope Of Calhoun'srecovery. Calhoun =
hfty-four years old, o member of the @. A r.
and has q family. Lester lives In ths thirty
second ward and II twenty-six years ola
Lester and Hook were deserterB from ths1r
camp ss Homestead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18
HOMESTEAD'S POPULATION.
Some Figures Of Interest Brought Out
the Eleventh Census,

Some Figures Of Interest Brought Out in
the Eleventh Census.
Contrary to the impression which is preva-
lent the greater part Of the population Of Home
stead, Pa, is native born. According to the re-
turns of the eleventh census the total popula-
ton Of Homestead is 7,9l1. OF this num-
ber 5,42l are native born persons and {, 2,ls0
are persons of foreign birth. These figures
include all ages, both white and colored.
OF the native born persons 5,2sS are native
white. The figures Of the census Office show
that this native white population is made up Of
those who are Of native parents, to the number
Of $50, and those Of Foreign parentage, to
the number Of 2,456. Adding the number
OF native white persons Of foreign parentaee
to the number Of foreign born, In arriv-
ing at the number Of persons Of foreign ex-
traction. there is total Of 4,948; that is, some
thing more than half Of the population is Of
foreign birth or Of foreign parentage, while less
than one-third Of the place Are Of foreign birth.
The total number Of foreign born males
eighteen years Of age and over is SAT, while
the total number Of native born males eighteen
years Of age and over IL l,872-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

PERsoNAL.-J. H. Robbins Of Chicago, NJ. NJ.
Stevans Of st. Louis, Thos. H. Sweeney Of Al
toona, Pa, and W. E. Staples Of Jersey City are
at Willard's.-D. H. Harris Of Buffalo, Chas
H. Cox Of Chicago, G. W. Foster
Of the army, Albert Mott Of Baltimore,
s. r. Halliday Of Chicago, George Alfred Town
send Of Maryland and J. A. Larkins Of Johns
town, Pa, are at the Ebbitt-W. B. Tracey
Of New York, H. K. Holt Of Jersey City.
VIM. Chamberlain Of Railway, N. j., and
H. Hood of San Francisco are at
the Riggs. IT. F. Osborne of
Portland, Ore, Jos. W. cartwright of Boston.
Jno. K. Gannett Of Georgia. James c. Reed Of
New York. John A. MCGEE of Dayton, Ohio, s.
A. Boyle Of Philadelphia and H. K. Smith of
Ohio are at the Arlington.-H. F. Bray of
Boston, W. McAdoo Of New York, W. w. Parke
Of New Hampshire and Geo. H. Perry Of Boston
are at the shoreham.--W. F. Earle Of Jersey
City, r. W. Woodruff of Brooklyn, s. Miller Of
Hudson, Ohio, and w. G. Schenck Of North
Carolina are at the Howard House.-B. E.
Bailey of Nebraska, R. E. Griswold Of Connecticut
and J. A. Green Of Michigan are at the Fredo-
nia.-R. L. Benson of Chicago, Il. Taylor of
Iowa, A. II. Sinclair Of Kentucky and Robert
jackson of Boston are at the st. James,
Mr.. Alfred Schemes Of Baltimore, w. Evans
and Frank Williams of this city will
leave this evening for Burk's Farm, where they
will stay for few days.-Mr. Charles Burch
has gone to his summer cottage at River Springs,
Nd, for short period.-Mr. J. B. Winner re-
turned to the city today from Asbury Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18
THE BRIGHrwOoD RAILWAY.
It May Be Agreed To Soon with Some In
portant Notifications.

It May Be Agreed To Soon with Some Inn
portant Modifications.
The bill on which the people Of Brightwood,
Takoma and Silver Springs are looking to Is
affording them decent street car facilities came
back to the House from the Senate today
The bill originated in the House and forfeited
the charter Of the Brightwood company and
chartered an entirely new corporation. The
Senate, however, struck out the entire bill and
inserted new one compelling the old
company to equip their line completely with
overhead wires, finish the road to the District
line and build Q branch to Takoma. This bill
was taken from the Speakers table today
and Mr.. Hemphill asked conference,
which was agreed to, and Mr.. Hemphil and
Mr.. Heard were appointed conferees on the
part Of the House. The House conferees will
doubtless agree TO the Senate amendments,
With the exception Of the one agreed to
in the Senate which provides that the road
must arrange with any other roads which Il
crosses or connects with for stransfer of passen-
gers without extra fare. Under the circum-
stances IL is thought that this provision would
Be unfair, and It i probable that il win be
stricken out. It IL expected also that
the conference VIII provide that the road from
Bnghtwood to Silver Springs shall be built ON
the side Of the roed. This was the intention Of
Senator Gorman's amendment in the Senate,
although through . misunderstanding ths pro-
vision vas only made 70 sPply 70 The branch 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18
NOT A STRIKER REruRuEn.
work DID Not Begin ss the RsmssessA
Mills This Morning.

HonnsrEAD, Pa. July le-At O'CLOCK shis
morning the vstchmnn threw open the maths
gate In The two miles Of fence thss surround
The great steel mills Of the Oarnegis plant int
dense fog outzids 10 sss n The men In Is NJ
chanicsl departments we're beginning 10 sz1ivs.
The shadowy form Of . soldier was the only
dgn Of life visible and the faithful vssohmaa
Withdrew 70 the shelter Of The ofics porch. He
waited patiently for Tie sPpearsnos a - Avs
or six hundred mechanics Who were noetnsd -
report for duty this morning and begin rspsiEs
preliminary 70 The starting a tbs milla-
4 IMPORTER also waited patiently. A fSw
minutes before ons man svrivsd su6 - -
mitted without question. Thsn oanssDSeAR
and anOthsr until twelve Dsn haA passsd v1&htn
he Gneoe. They were not mechanics who woeo
sunmoned They were not former s1pasyO
re>1rning 70 MAKO indfvidul sppli0u13s1 tee
their cid positiona They vsrs ths ws4ohDm
and forsunsn Who have rsmsinsd lsyal 70 -
company end hsvs been ON duty dnss - M
shuf down.
Ana tAus did ths vssk spsa. Nss sss a -
a1illsd mechanics rspsrted 81 the o6aoa, -,
despite the o0icial notice of 6lpeE1ntsoAnu8
Potter, vcek dfd not co0Dsncs e - uDunl
tiDs todny. Thsse mechanics ere no4 enly oz-
psr6 in their ssvsrni lines. but thsy aFs fa1nlne
vish svssy nachi.s end svsEy fss.ass = -
o. = ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

NAVAL ORpERs.-Ordered- Com
mander F. w. Crocker to duty in the equipment
department, navy yard Boston, Mass. Lieutenant
Perry Garst and Ensign W. A. Edgar to duty at
the Naval Academy 1st September next; Passed
Assistant Engineer T. F. Burgdorff to duty at
the navy yard, Mare Island, Cal. Detached
Naval Cadet R. K. Crank from the Chicago and
ordered to the Newark; Assistant Engineer
Victor Blue from the Charleston on August 8
and granted three months leave; Assistant
Engineer Louis McC. Mutton from the navy
yard, New York, and ordered to the Charleston
August 8; Assistant Engineer John B. Patton
from the navy yard, New York, and ordered to
duty at the navy yard, Portsmouth, N. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

An Ad1ournment Resolution.
The House committee ON ways and means
adopted . resolution this morning for 6nal
adjournment Of Congress at O'Clock on Nom
day, the 26th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

MOVEMENT OF SILvKR.-The issue Of stand
ard silver dollars from the mints and treasury
Offices during the week ended the 10th instant
was 406, 125. The issue during the correspond
ing period Of last year was $266, ,69 The shi p
ment OF fractional silver coin from the 1st to
10th instant aggregated e606, ,207.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

Rinh's supporters profess oopAdsnos Il 80
oess in ths lliohigsn rspubliosn eonvsatiou
which begins % Wsdnssday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

RSF1NE TAILORING AT COST.
If you going on vacation you will need
an extra pair or two of trousers. We have re-
duced the entire stock. as we move to our
new store at 18th and SITS. about the LIST Of
August and do not propose to take 4 stitch
with u.s. These show the extent Of the cut:
S6 Trouserings now "a. 10
$S Trouserings now 81. D.
go Trouserinys now $6. as.
$10 Trouserings now 81. 25.
&2o Suitings now 519. so
$50 Suitngs now 322. So
Everything else cut proportionately.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Cor. 9th and g SITS. NV. jylS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

The weather is likely to be fair; rartdLls
- Tinds. shifting to southerlv; ,rarmer in
southern Ptr0inid.
We sell TO the consumer well a. to the car
penters and builders. We have ''Cne price" to
all and that guaranteed the forrest.
Don't hesitate % moment about ordering
small quantities. We give equal consideration
and attention to large and small understanding
TO satisfy all.
We can supply you with everything that en-
ters into the construction OF o house.
These prices illustrate the fact that we can
You at least 20 per cent.
Best GdnO-sdired Lumber. 81 ID per 100
LLf-i,ch Floorino, 81 so per 100 "a. IT.
Best h-iaeh Siding. ~ per 100 "a. IT
1000.
Who are more price liberal than
we.
LIBBEY. BITTINGER b MILLER
Lumber and Min Work,
Cor. 9th and y. Y n. y18
~~ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
~ The regular quarterly meeting of the Roch-
dale Cooperative Society Of the District of Columbia
will be held. the evening Of July 10. 1892, at 8
o'clock. at Concordia Hall. southeast corner Of 9Th
and Ests. w..
senting trade card at the door.
Members will take notice that the second contract
on rage AZ Of contract book Is changed to read
l5 per cont instead of 10 per cent
BY order OF the executive committee; x
ty16-3t Secretary Of the Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-InternAl rev.
enue, eS17 ,178; customs, s6S0, ,8SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

MONUMENT TWICE STRUCK BY LIoHrNrNa-
MANY SQUARES ILLEGALLY OCCUPIED BIZ THE
RAILROAD ooMPANIEs-AaAINsr THE USE OF
OVERHEAD WIRES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18
FINANCIAL.


LARGEST CAprrn-S1, ,25O,OOO.
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
DEPOSITS
Depositine your money at interest is Ike
dipping q sponge into water. Your money
abeorbs money.
This company pays interest," upon de-
posits. Deposits subject to check ct
any tine.
SAND PER CENT INVESTMENTS.
REAL ESTATE NOTES.
Peal Estate Notes for sale paying Per
cent interest. $500 to $50. 900. running
3to5 years.
DEBENTURE BONDS
This company oGsrs-Debsnture Bonds In
sums Of 800. $500 and Loo. payinf
Per cent interest. payable ssrni-snnuAAy
BY ooupon-
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
A. I. BRIrToN. Prsadent-
1<O5 @ ST. NV. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18
FINANCIAL.


FINANCIAL.
TEE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
9th and sts. nv.
Cash capital 100000
Surpius- -....-...... ............-..-.-.... 1OOOOO
INTEREST
Pays interest on deposits subject to chscf.
Psys larger rate of interest on time dsposits
Pstronizs it, Savings Department Lean
the lesson Of ssvins.
IHvEsTMENTs.
You can secure good. paying. safe invest
msns. BY applyins to this company.
sAJE Dxros1T.
Protect your valuable papers. oliver ware.
Ia. ~ pssronixing - burglar and Ars-proof
vsulta
TRUSTS.
This company executes an trusts and acts -
executor. administration. trustes. receiver.
assignee. "a.
TRIAsURIR
WIN ct - Esssursr for religious and bone
Aciai assoaatsons and other organisations. II
VII furnish psopsr books and reports. always
accessible.
VILLA
PsrAS Who dsstrs 10 prepare wis arc invited
10 consult the ofaosrs Of the company. Thisb
our daily b1sansss
Trust dsDazsmsnt and funds kept ssparasa
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
1yls Granite Building. Oh and sts. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

ORGANIZED 1sAA
The New York Ufe's new contract. issued without
Limitations. 10 particularly valuable 10 members Of ths
army and navy and to thoss travelling
3y1-2v Branch Once. 1914 + st. NV.
limited STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
CiArLON. lS15 st. Wash!nstor DE-
vhteh psssicipsss IN Ill profits and mature In "a
and psr can't interest paid on special deposits
eso1ss JoSasson Q .c& Hov.sd f. s Sosssr. ssem''
b8-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sfassrs and members of the lodge Win meet
g. Gas AZ $ ss SSss SdS
well Of Gen. Warren Lodge Of Philadelphia Mem
W HUNT. Sec 'tfa III 10 'fsf Il. e. RoETH. w.a
~sCoTTIsH RITE CATHEDRAI4
%iffSs ~ Ss Ss Ssd 4s5t fTIs Pas oSDa Ssns
EVENING July Il R6sFf 5s # BAE az o'sssf @ Registrar
eSnsa eom%aiisssien sS viii b held Ma oa
ss 18th inst dk6 R Hsr ss W. M
ton Of National Lodge, No. 1e, f. 4. L. NJ.
Of the District Of Columbia. viii be held At Masonic
saS SHARP WoaR d Ssarss
Hsss III sFfHEs TO BY
SI HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HAVE
and isih i S. to % q v PsseSr s ne"
K%KEAsoNs wvv
Hill;clin bing is strong point in the pneumatic
II wss g.
suction peculiar to smooth surfaced ires-Beeause Of
pushed pP srade-Because the 6. / j. bearings and
tool steel bearing cases run and wear smoothly at all
the Rambler spr9cEet wheel brings both the rear
line adding to the power and lessening the strain on
a GoRMULLY JEFFERy MFG CO..
~THE OLD PROFESSIONS ARE BADLY
overcrowed-not 50 in real estate Co. as 1 am
filing a long-felt want by introducing to the
-RossLyN. VA. PROPERTIES
Where you go either into business or In
luxurious retirement.
FRANCIS HUFTY.
1y1S 18th and sts.
N~CAN'T HALF ENJOY BOILED LOBSTER
~ unless It is accompanied by deep draughts
Of our Pune, Rich ''Chabiis, the queen OF white
athins tastes good and then again not SO goodi Il
seems to depend largely on tie way it is served
your Boiled lobster with Chabiis and ftpai Il WIN
always taste the same-0ood Bottle. 5Oc Dozen
To.KHIoN WINE COMPANY.
GA 14th st. NV. Telephone 99S. !y1S
%IT is ABOUT PERFECT.
The Phonosraph is not like it was when it
was first invented-it is better-itis is in fact
PhonosrapS you have no idea Of! Of how @ much
yexatton. labor and expense can be saved In the
dispatch OF your correspondence by ITS use.
ties Sod On moi monthls ins.sllments. ''''' pa''
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.. 627 st. NV. 1t
~ADvANTAGEs PECULIAR TO ITSELF.
~ Perhaps you have Typewriter which
does not exactly meet the requirements Of your
amour. Of tabuiatins work to be done, which Is
Investigate the, Hammond" It's scope Of use. S.
many Of Whsch are peculiar only to itsetE Let
,,,, US show yon what we mean. Trial tSee.
Bookseller and stationer. 90 7th st. NV ,y1s
R~ATTENTION." Il. A. W." wHEELMEN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
E%"v'ta' Jamaioa Ginger is one of the nso-
ssf and cheapest non -ateoAolie beyer-
ages yet produced
Rpsparsd snssastiv szessdinosv
2s& palGfa6ls-conpenisstfor picnacs or
whsn trorsliso Its use a. . beysr-
con. ase will Oa~d Of eolic. cholera NOR
&275 bus. diarrhoea and other summer
complaints. and when made strono
dozen. VIII afford immediate relief In all
cases Of stomach and bosOel trou-
Free Exhibition Of these goods at our store today and
25o. all this weak. Drop In snd try .
slass Of this delicious and wonder
can. fully wholesome nom alcoholic bev-
e2.75 ersge whenever you are down town.
You viii not be expected to buy un-
Dozen less you desire to do %.
Etphonso Younos Compomy 42Soth st 1t
EsgooQ BARqA1Ns; NEW HOUSES;
.oSs darsn So.s.s St and SD 5loE!ds ave- hsRs
NV. 10 rooms i4ss assS n.w 10 loo%s; sos sna
sS1sh sasms isqa:. E 6&sREs Hs ss W TSSbf
R~TYPEwRITER PROCESS.
- ,o The money making circular.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
The best for same money.
BYRON g. ADAMS.
Telephone $50. Ijy6I 5l2 11th st. NV.
R~A BIG BARGAIN is OFFERED IN AN
us psehss sTS Sc1ns S
% Sne on and S sl
r. fHs 5 fsan os es ~
sale column for other bargains. ,y16-3t
R~wANTED-ALL ARCHITECTS BUILD
ers and contractors to buy and try the cele-
sns 'Sa Sg
a s1a & copy s
tests: Brand Eagle; 1day neat. $50 pounds; days
Ssas. md S Iisa:.: +. a. .Sss. q:
K~To INVESTORS AND sPECULAToRs.
q he ssss and theorpOrssed land syndsssss
ever S.sspi1sd IN w.shinston 0rsanizstiSn already
per cent above cost Improyements now under way
fnS rs 20
sessment possible eobable VIII sell all part Of
iyl6-8t Address s. E. c.. Star ONCE
EHFAaSssr FasrzEEEs' rAEEE!sfi slqH AND POOR. HIGH
ns. q. RR6EEsT EHsHtssH aSTh k5aHEs HALL 18Th
ga !. M oscei NoSRha Saon E = a:lsS SR Y
sis e District os o0anSs SAsF ESSREasShs
E~oLD BEIMA PURE RYE WHISKY
This whAky IL distilled especially for medicinal use
and 10 highly recommended by prominent physicians
- IN excellent tonic. % gallon 9Oc. per quart
We sze solo agents for KINGS double copper-dis-
titled pure rye whisky. This whisky has very fine,
delicate favor. and Q tonic beverage it has no
according TO age.
n A POOLE.
jy6-eo1m 944 Louisiana ave. n. ".
~To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: HODGES
~ National Bookbinderv, 1926 st., Is pre-
pared 10 bind books in leather from 6Oc. up. Give
him trial and be convinced. tyl4
K~''MERTz's" MODERN 1DEAA
RslLcuf oormeHts
OF
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

8&ec99NNTT11NSEB &e9NT1NTEB ExPEk1ENcE ExFPEk1ESGE
With our business methods and
the work we perform only makes
Monuments more certain the satisfaction Of
and our patrons. Just now
MONUMENTS and VAULTS at
materially reduced prices,
quarters are ewhat crowded.
II you are contemplating the
erection Of Monument, Estimates
Vault or anything in which fao- Cheeryutly
and talk ,Otth Us. Designs freei
j. F. MANNING
Monumental Works
3e2O-1m Cor. 14th And h Sts N. W.
R~ AN UNPARALLELED OFFER.
E.saa REos tS their patrons and the
IS rs cent 10 Gtotced their entire stock Cdssf
mere, Cheriot. Fancy Wor>ted Mems Boys' SUITE
s. IS dtscOunt on all Chitdyens SUITE. U5thout re-
oEIsEMAN BROS. cor. 7th and sts NV.
tyls Manufacturing Cothiers and Tsilors.
H~CHANCE OF LIFETIME.
Having secured a lot OF Mems Fine
French Isle Thread Half Hose, which cost
formerly Sl3 90 per dozen. at a sacrifice.
are o1erlng them at SIC. per pair, 3 pairs
These are in neat fancy embroidered de-
.siens and cross stripes on ground colors Of
blafk. navy. tan. nodes brown, sage.
Remember, these retailed originally at
81 so per pair and 1t is only a streak of good
luck that such an opportunity Is yours.
Dc; or 3 pairs for 81. Better get a dozen
Gstore closes at 9 p. p.m.-saturdays s1-
TELLS. 'sSs1% VIEWS Belongings"
935 Pa. ave. NV. jy1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

District Of Columbia. city Of washinston. .;
-. A B. RUFF. cashier Of tho above named bank
do solenly that the above Mt IL true 70
the essf Of my knowledge and belief
A. B. RUFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and before me tLis i5ih day Of
July. 1892 ERNEST @. THOMPsoN
- Notary Public.
Ccrrect-Attes.:
BENJAMIN CHARLTON
". T. MENDENHAIL.
CLARENCEF NORMEyT Z D1rectorp
Il II. BROWNING.