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The morning call., 1892-05-02
American Lsglon OF Homo.

The statement of May 1. calling for
three assess mentS, contains Is deaths,
amounting to S235, 900. California has three
deaths, amounting to $4,000. Receipts fog
the month amount to S23S. 912 80; disbarse-
ments, S2SS,0 600. All claims filed prior 81
April II have been paid. The finances oil
the order are in good condition and pay
ments are made promptly.
Grand Commander Mansfield has returned
from his southern tour. At ali points he
held large and successful meetings. from
which good results are anticipated Tie
public meeting at Anaheim terminated VIII
a banquet, adding additional enpyme8s H.
the Samc-
The two councils at Los Angeles held
| joint reunion. Ii was we'll attended aae
enthusiastic. The programme wa5cxeeslsai.
| ana an increased interest in the order MAS
awakened.
Accessons to membership are reported
| by many of the councils in this city ana the
| interior.
Grand Secretary Burton reports larger
increase of new members already for this
term than for all of the last term,
Seven years ago 40 OF the eRnlnves o;
Wallaek's Theater. New York City, ferthe Z
a council which paid sick benefits ats OF
piShed medical attendance. II became segy
popular, and on one occasion intiiatef zoo
candidates. 1t now has over 1000 meMoefs-
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Knights and Ladies' of Honor.

Grand Secretary Carleton reports the Or
der on the coast as progressing well.
In Oregon especially much interest is
manifest A new lodge has Just been or
ganizel at Peninsula by Supreme Deputy
a. NJ. Young. with a large membership.
aud two more lodges are under way. one al
East Portland, which will soon be insti-
tuted.
The grand secretary recently made a t.i,,
south, recognizing one lodge, encpaiagIng
others, and laying foundations for sonic
new subordiuates
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ALAmED4 mnAL Estate.

~
G0S0 CAsnBALANCEs25 PER MONTH; LOT
pow 25xl30 cottage Of rooms and bath;
high basement; y. side ave. price $4,000. No. 1873.
82635-Lot 5Oxl5S; house OF rooms; windmill
ana tank: ON newly macadamized avenue: good
Beigh0orhood; $500 cash, balance S25 per month.
No. 1914.
sa75O-Lot 93:4xIoO; new cottage Of 8 rooms
aud bath; modern improvements: hne location Sc.
corner; $500 cash, bal. $50 per month. No. 20S.
S300U-Lot 45xl00; cottage OF rooms and bath;
half block from station sunny side OF street: $500
cash. balance $50 per month. No "a.
S35OO-Lot 25TI5O: new 2-storY house OF
rooms and bath; modern improvements, gas, etc. !;
cement walks; good nelghborhood; $500 cash. bal
ance %35 per month. No. 122
s435O-Lot 4Oxl25; new 2-story house OF
rooms and bath; fine marine view; all street work
done cement walks laid; 500 cash. balance $40
s45OO-5Oxl5O; cottage OF rooms and bath; fine
garden, lawn, etc plenty OF sun; near Chestnutst
station; $500 cash, balance $40 per month. No. "a.
Choice lots at bargain in all parts OF Alameda;
houses TO let aud money TO loan. II. 7. MOREAL
CO, 1892 PARK St, Alameda; 40Z Montgomery ST.,
San francisco. myl u
Q.I7E DOWN; 81 PER MONTH: NEW A.
u i - room house, lot 25xl00; near local sta
tOn price only $500. J. T. HALL, 2iO5 Encinal
ave, Alameda. myl
Q10O DOWN. $50 MONTH; HOUSE OF 8
ID lOO rooms; newly papered and painted; good
location: fine lot must be sold; tremendous s9cr-
nee; S17O0. J. S. HANLEY q CO., 3l5 Park St,
Alameda. myl u
GALL AT ONCE AND SECURE A LOT BEFORE
ONLY $275 AND UPWARD NOW.
Choicest lots on gan Leandro road, near power
dOn't miss this opportunity; only $40 down and
easy installmepts.
Special attention given to securing desirable fur
nshsd houses, either By letter or personal appl ca
tiOL also unfurnishsd houses or all kinds for rent
MRS. 4. h. CHANDLER, 1879 Park st, Ala
media. ape II
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MONEY AT PER CENT; NO DELAYS LOANS
WI on first and second mortgages, payable in in
stallmenEs or cash. MURPHY, 326 Pine. apl0 Bin
z 2 ON INSTALLMENT rs; MONEY TO LOAN ON
- notes or I'd mortgage. Isaacs All OFarrel t2l ly
A 4 l26 KEARNY ROOM 9. you CAN BORROW
n money az low rates. private rooms for ladies':
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrl tt
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- S28 Kesrny ST., the only corporation that lends
Money on diamonds watches: low interest oekst
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Y -AEIEEY AND NOTION STORE FOR SALE
'Ncaeap on account OF sickness. 1905 buchanan
s --.a.
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ADVERTISING

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
i anywhere at any time writo to GEO. T. HOWELL
CO.. 10 Spruce st. New York aul9 ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEEU OF INFORMATION ON
IL the subject OF Advertising will do well obtain
copy OF "Book for Advertisers" 368 pages price
81; mailed, postage paid on receipt OF price; con-
tainB careful compilation from the America
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aud
class Journals gives the circulation rating OF every
one. and good deal OF Information about rates aud
other matters pertaining to the business OF sdyer-
Using Address h0WELES ADVERTISING b.
kkAg. 10 Spruce 81, New York aule ly
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TRUITvALE-FRUITVA
Choicest lots near Fruitvale station; extra large
lots. 5OxI40 terms TO suit purchasers these lots
lay on elevated ground cali for particulars before
purchasing elsewhere; free carriage In waiting 60
show property.
A II. BREED 6 co.
mrl0tf $50 Ninth St. Oakland
The morning call., 1892-05-02

TWO EXCELLENT SHOWCASES, STOCK AND
fixtures OF restaurant with 0lsideraOie notions;
sold at sacrifice. Inquire at Oakland once CAL,
9O2 Broadway my1
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ACCOUNT bTPARTURE-2 POULTRY AND
" egg and butter stalls-ali together; doing large
business: situated in one Of the popular marbets OF
Ct--. VIII sell az once for less than hsf its vaiue
unique chance for young men. Apply a This
once ap30 -
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~ OVERNMENT LANDS!
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands
Rich black soil. ready to pillow.
Large. fine valley: railroad through It..
Water bitches now buiiding.
Mid climate. free fuel, cheap lumber.
Work at good wages there now
Land can be taken without residence.
Send &c stamp for full Information to Y. w.
LAKE. 8 Flood building, San Francisco. Cal.apl4 II
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CENTS-THE WEEKLY
"a CALL, in wrapper, ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1892-05-02

GROoO GOODPAYING STATIONERY AND
CDOOOO. notion store: good location; no oppO-
SIT on; fun investigation; other business cause OF
selling Address K. B.. box i07, Call BranChnyl H
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d. C. BATES, Secretary.
Omee-3Oe Montgomery st. room TO- Nevada
Block. San Francisco, Cal aB1 ia
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p 10 tI0 CIGAR-STORE: PRINCIPAL STREET
CNIbU. N OF Market; receipts over 81 day: sell
fngouy on account OF other business: oppOrtun-
iry. WHITE, N73L2 Marx ct st.
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SINGER SEwING-MACHINE, WORTH $40, FOR
: S.. y Haight ST. nlYI3e
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F.0-0 FANCY AND DRY-GooDs STORE IN
NOOU. good location with dreSSmaking at
taChed: rent Si2; Hvng-rOoms; owner has to
leave city suddenly sole cause; more than value In
sight BAILEY. 7l9 Market So. APPS ex Su
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= CsSg0 MILK DEPOT; DAIRY PRODUCE
=. t9tJOUs. store Il Fourth 8 IivingIO0ms rent
only so: a-fae bargain ap27 =
The morning call., 1892-05-02

& FLi-KNOwN COFFEE SALOON AT YOUR
W own price; kept by present owner for years.
p sE.lFl EXCHANGES o. Naarny
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: QQO BUYS ONE OF THE BEST PAYING
n ItON restaurants in this city; average re-
ceiI, $50 daily; ample trial allowed 10 convince
. the purchaser ~ every way; part purchase money
may remain and pay up monthly. BAILEY, 7l9
Mar,er apps II eX Su
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:C.OSO FOR SALE CaFFEE SALOON. &C
= jaw. count iilheslth; receipts $50 per day.
fun investigation solicited; 10 agents los stock
ION ST. 49, APPS 70
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{. 9000 CATERER AND PURYEYOR BUsI-
ENOVOO. ness oldest most complete. immense
STOCK silver. china aud glass ware linens elegant
furnishings: valuable provisions aud wines; POO
Vienna chairs: horses wagon, new truck, carriages.
lease low rents rstires from business. Mr.,
CADENAU, 72S Golden Gate ave. ap6 lms
The morning call., 1892-05-02

CMALL. NEAT RESTAURANT AND OYSTER
- house; n wy fitted; established trade; good
stand. clearing 80 per mouth; wish sell
'couur-o siekness.fuH investigation 20 responsible
Lar--.s. VIII sci Teasonal-. CAL Lal S-LtL. - =
The morning call., 1892-05-02

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT - GRAY EAGLE
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place OF
business. san Francisco. Cal; location Of works,
The morning call., 1892-05-02

C.0OO CIGAR-STORE WITH l LARGE LIV-
u -OU. fug-room. clears $50 per month. Apply
NJ once, WHITE q CO, S7313 Market ST.
The morning call., 1892-05-02

- Don SALOON, WITH WELL-F FINISHED
" rooms piano aud p30-tabie FOR sale; mast
sold on account Of other business. Inquire 81 655
Sacrament ST. ap3O s.
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EOR SALE, ACCOUNT DEPARTURE-s ROOMS
Il bath; centrally located; all rooms occupied
steady roomers; s4OO. Inquire 253 stevenson.l 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16
GOING DOWN THE HILL.

Old Age Creeping On shows Itself in Lack
Lustre Eyes and Trembling Hands-Many
Who Are Old in Years Are Vigorous and
Healthy-How Such a Condition May BE
Eneompassed by All.
How many elderly men and women we see who
plainly show they are "going down the hill"
The trembling hand the uncertain step, the lack of
brightness In the eve, the shrunken features, all in
dictate that life Is not at high tide, that the strength
and vital forces are not what they once were, and
in fact that they are going down the hill This, Of
course, IL to be expected, for when one reaches
later years physical troubles are sure 70 come but
how many elderly people we see are healthy. happy
and comparatively vigorous They always seem
cheerful bright, contented. Why should not all be
equally fortunatei II certainly Is possible. Every
elderly man and woman needs TO gently assist
nature ali the while needs take some pure stim-
ulant regularly. Every doctor In the land admits
this and its common sense must be manifest to all.
IL should not be understood, however, that any
ordinary stimulant would be recommended. IL
must be something pure, powerful, health-giving
and strength-mpzrting. Such stimuisnt can be
found only In Duny's Pure Malt whiskey. 1t is the
only medicinal whiskey In the market its wonder
full popularity Is due entirely 70 its power and what
1t has accomplished. Amy elderly man or woman
through Its use may certainly preserve the health
and may reasonably expect to proaons the life. DO
not be induced however, 70 Try any inferior article
or any which the druggist or grocer may seek TO
put in its place There 10 nothing which can &C.
complain the same object
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
First and foremost and above oil things,
1t purifles the blood. Not only in March,
April, end May, when the sarsaparillas claim
to do good, but oil the year round, it cleanses,
rencws and invigorates the system, rouses
every organ into healthful action, and drives
out blood poisons of every name and nature.
For the worst forms Of Scrofula, the most
stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases such as
Salt-rheum, Eczema. letter, Erysipelas, and
oil diseases or disorders caused by O torpid
liver or impure blood, nothing can equal it
- . remedy.
II any thing could, II would b guardn-
teed, Just as the Discovery" is. II that
fails to benefit or cure, you have your money
back. Is any thing that isn't sold in this way
likely to be Just as good 2"
Sec that you got tho genuine medicine.
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READ EVERY w ORD.

About three years a Gentleman named Grasty
came from Fredericksburg, Va and opened a doub le
store at 1910 and L5l2 It'll st. NV, bet p and Q
n W. Mr. 9rasty determ ned to face all competitors
and csrry on the Furniture and China business for
CASH The people slow to accept his bold state
ments and many rtse persons and prophets gave him
Every day since his nrst announcement Grasty's I'D;
few people who read the % 600 daily copies who do
that even in Washington the Furniture business
be successfully conducted for Cash. as people come to
him from az parts q the city in response 70 ads
which always TO the point. plain and simple bust
ness statements never written or intended to mslead
deceive but REGARDED pledges to the people, an
anything not satisfactory report 1t and get your
money.
Ne claim to be the only house In the city where you
can furnish your house nom top to arti
Gle necessary except stone.
Remember terms Cash people who buy on
instAmsn.s care nothing for the price but those who
pay they want fair exchange FOR tbei- money.
some pay cash At instaLlment houses; Here Is what
geo 00-ten per cent of for cash els: CO. Our price
suits 4 yol buy for Cash 60 to Cash houss-don,,
get on Best Wire Cots 90 g mors, n 50; sSid
efee;. ss. ss Gsrd.wids Carpet, ~; 2e: 90 s. q,
suite, pieces ga IS, 1850, SIS 90 to ESQ; sil
Tunblers. 15c. ]. 900 barrels China. Glass etc.
Don't forget the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16
Death az Oricer Nicholson.

OAicer Walter Nicholson OF the fifth precinct
died Yesterday a: his residence No gO7
10Th srec; southeast. after an illness of several
week. BE a member Of the Veteran Vol
Unteer Fi-emens Association.
The deceased was native Of East Washing
ton and universally beiiked. He was In
the fifty-fourth wear Of his age. and had spen,
ninetee years a. an officer Of the force proving
biIG-ci very Efficient one, having the con-
ideuec Of his superior ohcers and the respect
and e-tcenl Of his companions. In early life
he Was employed !or some years in the Wash
inG.on navy yard. and during the war he served
IN company 4, seventh ID. G. battalion. He
Wa- "a member Of Fit Carson Post. No. 2. G. A.
il Hi. funeral VIII take place on SUNDAY af-
teruoou NJ o clock, and Will be attended BY
his post, the veteran volunteer fremen and a
detaiI o police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16
POLICE COURT Gaping"
Judge Miller Makes Some Forcible Re
marks on the Subject.

marks on the Subject.
The case of Maj. W. E. Cox, charged with
vagraney. a. published in yesterdays STAR. was
called for trial in the Police Court yesterday At
the request Of Judge KimbaI the case was
heard in Judge Miller's court.
Policeman MOore's testimony was that he had
seen the defendant about the Police Court
almost every day for three months and he had
never seen him do anything except what witness
thought '.capping.'
A colored woman named Hunt testified that
the defendant spoke 20 her about the case Of
her daughter and asked If she willing to
paw $3.50 if he succeeded in getting her IS col
lateral back She was willing and he then took
her to LAWYER johnson. When the case was
over she raid Maj Cox the money.
Deputy Marrhal McCaffrey gave evidence as
20 having seen The defendant about the court
dsy after day. Two DAYS ago he had occasion
20 request the major and Others to clear the
hallway. aud the major declined to move,
telling witness that h. an American citizen.
Prosecuting ATTORNEY French was sworn. and
be told Of what he knew about the defendant
The lirst b. Encw OF Maj. Cox was when he ap-
psared aud -aid h. Wa witness and wanted to
be excused for the reason that the chairman of
the republican committee In New York had
sent for him "a g on the stump. Witness ex-
cuSed LIE and much tC hi surprise three days
a.t excuse
J.l-. Miller. in discussing the case. said
that 10 Ins- las any right 10 solicit business
abost the court. and any man Who does il.
EaSveg 60 not. viii l., 80 severely fined that n
chccS viii be put 10 j; If sach person
prove iv BE 81 LAWYER. said the judge, he will
never --Iu PAT hi .Oy. II his court room"
Tn; -h. Judge aimed his remarks to- persons
not iaHssrs al: -aid hat -1ch persons would
be fined AID sea, e. jiil and the court will see
titt ,A.y viii never again Garhcn the court of
Justice. Person. the judge said. have right
t. practice las aioJt here and thov have
right 20 her clients. but they lnus- not
sOhcI' business or ask FOR a case. for when they
ii" ro ia, CauUa. C-me into court with clean
hand. a',i properly defend their clients.
The jIt-r -sid he intended To- have notices
Posted about the cua-. room for the benefit of
person engaged III The business Of ''capping"
AID IL Wan.oI !; understood tlat the punish
men: would liz tn UfIyuse.
Tho CONT diH not ind that the testimony
su5stantla;cd the charge against Maj. Cox and
lie vas acquitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16
Republican Mas. Meeting.

The republicans Of Alexandria county held a
large and enthusiastic meeting al Johnston s
,;all last evening for the purpose Of electing
ieiegates TO the congressional convention to be
aeld at Manassas September 10 to determine the
.slyisaLi!ity of nominating candidate for Con-
sress. \ ii. Pinn was elected chairman and
Andrew Lewis secretary Of the meeting. W.
iseeyes and James A. Ward were elected dele
gates BY acelamation; Randall Bates alternate
The delegates go uninstrueted, but are in favor
of making a nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16
WON BY GOOD WORK.
Meekin's Pitching and the Local Fiellers'
Fielding Defeated St Louis.

Meekin's Pitching and the Local Fielslers'
Fielding Defeated St Louis.
There is nothing the matter with Pitcher
Mcekin. II he continues to pitch as he has
pitched in the last two games he is good enough
for Washington He pitched for the plate and
depended on the field behind him, as The STAR
has 30 often urged. The result showed that it
was right The local men folded a. If their
lives depended on their work. Duffee made .
cntcb Of werdens hit in the ninth that saved
one run and possibly the game. and Dovd made
homeland stop of daisy cutter that reminded
one Of Jerry Denny in his best days. Dowd
had eight chances and all were accepted.
Every one played we'll Hoy got il four singles
and showed that he had not given up the bat
ttng habit SO daring the pitching that the
visitors secured only four hits. Meekin was
also very deceptive, striking out five. The local
team were able to gauge Gleason better than on
Wednesday and only four struck out. The
score:
y S.- fhalqssi.,,a,.,,......o cSSSSSS5ES : j
,l Ealr Dra ,Osn I1s
La sa sr,sss csruhers Gisssccek and werden
Ifrsi base balis-By 1ieasn, stInek I1T.usy
M f,ms g y U iisfSSni Lynch. ''"
OTHER GAMES.
Al Boston game
iSs,o,.. ....,.......dJ SoGS 9 g 81 I
batteries -stssy and Kelly Hutchinson and kitt-
redxe. uInp.rs-G4rley-
secvnd game
I E s,s;e.ss.a,..,,,.....-......55JISsS is J
Batt-ri.--Siiv-tts and camel. Gumbert. Miller
and Schriever. Umvr--Giafney. Game caEed-
darsEess
A, Bat .,nore-FiIst game
1 E.l,.%gG -.& &5Sd S- Go Il 8
Batiari.- Cobb gilbert and Gunson, cuppy and
Zimilr5. JluVir--Eims'ie
S-e--'i &c.
E, !,., sS5SSsSSS ffSS : 5
Batt-rss -yi,lsry All Robinson Yours and Tim
a; Phrs1-iTh's-
EI1an,se.!s-',....,..s; SsS5YSSS--s Z
Battsri-- w-yn .uy s1i Clements, Ellret AMI Mil
ler- U1lgir"-Sl1 de-
At New Y.rk-
! E' n. Eff i...-..YH G2S5S 81 g
B.i.sr1.s Kins and Boyle, Sanders and Merritt
UuTile McCua,4e-
Al Brooklyu-
praoalyn...-..---.-9 0oIoo o-4S j
Batt-rI~s- Kennedy and Einslow Chamberlain.
SULLIVAN ant Euri nv. tmFfr--burns
How THE CLUBS STAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16
LINED OUT.
III tAcNtutA lfioSC-
Only eight games behind Baltimore.

In eleventh place
Only eight games behind Baltimore.
Let Washington win four and Baltimore lose
four and the former will be in tenth.
Hanlon played in center for Baltimore yes
tertsy and made triple. bringing in two runs.
Patsy Donovan has made ten hits in three
games
Local patrons of the game are pleased with
the prospective streng hening OF the team.
Twitehell has not kept up his record As a hit
ter since joining the Wa hingtons.
To-day the Chicsgos are here. We have a
long score against Arson 70 settle.
The giants won their fourth game of the week
At the polo grounds yesterday. defeating the
Keniuckians. and they talk Of having n cele-
bration at Madison Square Garden.
O'Eocrke apologized yesterday to Manager
Powers and President Day removed the sus-
pension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

FkEDERiCksBUho- RICHMOND.
The Pennsylvania railroad will run special
train 20 above points, leaving Washington at
$50 n m. from the 2lst 10 the 2Sth inclusive.
Returning. leave Richmond $50 pm; Fred
ericksbarg. 10 i8 pm
Round-trip rate fredericksburg, SI60;
Richmond, s3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16
Special Trains to Gettysburg, Pa,
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

SEPTEMBER Il TO 70, INCLUSIVE.
The Pennsylvania railroad affords the old SOL
dicrs opportunity TO visit Gettysburg on the
above named dates at a very low rate, leaving
Washington at In. arriving Gettysburg 10 40
am. Returning, to leave Gettysburg at $40
pm. Round trip, 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

Allen, the two-year-old son of Frank Rishe of
Royersford, Pa, Wednesday night swallowed a
tin whistle 1t is as big in diameter as a silver
quarter dollar. All efforts to dislodge the
pesky toy from the lads stomach were fruit
Less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

ORDER copy Of THE STAR sent to any alb
sent Grand Army friend during Encamrment
Week. 1t will be trimming with interesting
matter. will present complete historyof the
Encampment, and will cost only fifteen cents
for the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

A SUBSCRIPTION TO TEE STAB during En-
campment Week, sen; anywhere in the United
States, outside Of Washington, costs only fifteen
esnrs Ii viii be a magnificent souvenir Of the
EncamRReRk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

During the month of August the inspection
officers of the immigration bureau returned 222
immigrants who sought to enter United States
tract laborers