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GET TEE BEsr.
PROTECTION AND PROFIT.

Read these letters and then select your plan.
Vim. Z. EdInonsion President Of the Columbia Title
insurance C9EpSny Of our eity writes as folIoys
CHARLES L. GURfE3. Esd dssSer Sc! 81 1871
Dear sir: I beg to acknowIedge the receipt Of the
eoey So IN N. tsssS. m Lie ss
Society. whieh policy matured yesterday The figures
~s hs sSa e.
and bez to you that II conclude increase
t6Toa<S You ais m the Eauita6ie ~ VIII insure
am yours truly. ---.--
=, On December 30. ISL. Mr.. EdmonstOn took out
ths poliey on his life for sIO. 0oo He selected the
per for the fall period and if he had died during
m ins 2 ~ yeaf- , NJ his family would haye been paid
G ~ soSd nAh be Ii ana % we hsy. hs rs9sPt for
eIcess o the amount paid the Eauitabie iIis shows
TIE best combination of investment and insurance
R6% IS Ths f 6R 5hs RPRRs6fcrox
:, Read this letter from the wife Of Max Nevhof Of
wno E, aaa
sfss sfss months before his death:
Managers. &c:
Dear sirs: in receipt this day Of the check of
$50. OOO amount of the insurance carried by my
late husband. Max Newhoff. in your society wish
Tor your prompt settlement Of this claim. Inc isrer
portion Of this insurance $50 OoU) taken dur
Jew weeks oi my husbands death, without quibble
esestlon put INTO my hands e6O oOO shows the value
satss ne claim Of tho Equitable that its policy is Ike
Very truly yours. -
These two letters represent the plans OF the Equita-
many that We annually receive all being
and our unpsraIleed vrots paid TO those who do no;
ele We are safe having surplus Of s5 0OO. oOO and
JOSEPH BowEs AND H. A. HALL.
Man.ssr,sOr the SSMhs psssris. 3 St GdalLh dallLb,,
t4o-1s lS<O 81. n ". and Baltimore, Md.
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NORTHWEST wAsHINGTON.-ZD D. Gilman 627
"a "a ave. dfuxsls' GeStre Cochran Co. ILL
S.tsu; &C srYin 81 1ss isss coti.s, assssi
Birch Sla &c. C.. i4l4 l4th st: sroeers: James K
6PRleS s lish St d,usyss Geosre o + Ke2
cochran 4 Co. iaOl st., cigars; Census Once
Pharmacy. corner Sd and d sts Eiphonzo Younss
Company, 42s 9Th st.. erocers; Woodward 4 Lothrop.
9th g; and Ny: ave, dIusFist: Kings Palace. sis
lol4 7th ST. grocer: D. Rich Sons, I:s2 and is,i
o7 IN s de.r kc.. s On
Florida are druggists d. Hckliny. 31e Pa. ave-.
dlusyiS: Merits Aels!a Ph.rmaeg. ll.h and y
H: ". Walton. 6th and st... drusTist; Hutton /
Pharmacy. ". J. Boyce. manager, 10th aud SITS.
N Hilton. 1903 Pa. ave-. books and stationery
koedeIs Dupont Pharmacy. Conn: ave and 18th st.
NV Harry T. smith. corner I'd and sts drug
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON. - Edward Green,
corner 10th st and Virginia druggist W. s. Rich
ardson. 3lo ~ ST.. druggist Samuel l.. Kelly & Co..
drugsist SokTnEAsT wasHiNGIoN.olfc a. 4.
Ptzer, corner 9TH and East Capitol SITS. drugsist l.
4; Johnston (branehl. druggist, Gh and H sts
NJ T. Byrne. 9Th and Mary and druggist. SOUTH
EAST wASHINGTON.-Frank p. Weller. 15I sth
and I'd St, druggist Francis Petrola 90 Penn.
druzist Charles Hawkins. 4th and Va. druggist.
ASACOSTiA. d. CIV. W. Fisher. corner Monroe
d. Brace. 2ss.9 ST.. druggist; A. Hanon. I444 SD
St. gTocer; II. W. 0futt, I'D and SITS. grocer.
IAkOMA PARk.-Birch & Co.. near station o!
D; c. Charles MCGEE, at station of Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, groce-. jaU-Gt
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The PREsIDEST's CALLERs.-The Presidents
callers today included Senators Dolph. FELTON,,
Galiinger. Shoup and Perkins, Gen. Baker Of
New Hampshire, Representatives Dalzoll. Girls
void, Bergen, Pickler. HUFF and Joseph. Gen.
seweil, Representative Allen Of Michigan,
Gen. Chas 4. Baker of New York
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUSDs- - The
House committee on public buildings and
grounds today effected an organization and ap-
pointed Mr.. John II. Bankhead, IT,. Of Ala
bama clerk. The subccmmittees have not vet
been announced.
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PERsoSAL-A C. Geiger Of New York, L
Lincoln of Cincinnati, G. F. Putnam Of Kansas
City and F. J. Price Of St. Louis are at VIII
Iard's.-P. NJ Gladding Of Boston, E. Mur-
ray Jones Of Philadelphia, Jed holtch Of Staun-
ton, Va, and NJ. S. Thomas of Covington, Ky.,
are at the Randall-J. II. Sturgis of 81
Joseph, Mo-, G. L. Peck Of Albany, Heneny
Hollunder Of New York and Chas Hildman Of
james Platt Of Denver, Geo. T. BIod.
gett Of Boston, N. 7. Tongue Of Bal
timore and r. v. Beal Of New Haven
are at the Shoreham.-Reuben Miller Of Pitts
burg. VIM. II. Lyon Of BROOKLYN. Albert Scott
Painter Of Massachusetts,, Bishop William ID.
Walker of South Dakota and Philip c. Garrett
Of Philadelphia are at the Riggs-John T.
Roseli Of New Jersey, VIM. j. Browning of CAM
den. n J., j. ID. McJenken of Butler, Pa, and
II. Deb. Clay Of Virginia are at the Ebbitt--
Mrs. NJ. A. Moves Of Springfield. Mass. Henry
H. Milburn Of Memphis, Mrs. A. &. Quinton Of
Philadelphia, Pa, David Pullman Of karsls
City and II. II. George Of Beaver Falls, Pa, are
at the Fredonia--R- W. Parker Of Newark,
n J., and Mrs. J. Reichner OF Philadelphia are
at the Normandie.--Represent Abner
Taylor of Chicago, q. b. Ironsides of New York,
L. d. Jones of Racine and ID. p. Jones Of New
port sre at the Arno-w. l. Cassin Of Phils-
delphia, DIR. W. Z. Fisher Of San Francisco. J.
L. s. Roberts Of Boston and W. T. Grant
OF Bridgeport are at the St. James.-
W. r. Wetherel Of Meriden, Conn. II. L
Ford Of New York, L. Cotton of Hartford. T. 4
b. Trader of New Orleans and II. p. stratton Of
Petersburg, Va, are at the Howsrd-W. 8
Staiars and J. A. Webster OF Philadelphia and
W. A. Hendrickson of BROOKLYN are at the Me-
tropolitan---G. NJ Gettcnger Of Boston, Chss.
Weber Of Brooklyn and J. Il. shelton
of Grand Rapids are at the NationaL-
James Wood, an employe OF the Senate, IL suf-
fering with the grip ut his home. 2sl O street
northeast.-Capt H. l. Prince Of the
scientific library Of the patent Office 10 con-
fined to his house by q severe attack OF in
hrenka--. II. Crane. Who has been
seriously III with the grip for the past ~
days, is yet confined 10 the house.
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RHoME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ NINTH ISSUE OF STOCK.

Books open for subscriptions at the ONCE Of the
treasurer. 1907 Penna. n W.
Ihe nrst monthly meeting tor payment of dues on
STOCK OF the new or ninth series will be held the
nall southwest corner Of Penna. and 18th
aCEsDAl EVENING, the 18th instant. at O'Clock.
sheres each MONTH and may be taken at this
above.
The business Of the eight years show loans made
ostocknodeTs on AZ shares to the extent OF $50.
oo5;.S9 the average amount loaned Ier share being
ca. 33 ana the monthly Payment therefor sl.OU on
snare may be obtained loans. sl73 444. .si has
peen paid IN redemption of stock. of which ST.. a.,
- IS Interest has also been allowed
ment OF loans 10 the extent OF Sf.200 ls.
Is now allowed at per cent to both borrower
Savings may be securely invested or loans obtained
on the easiest OF terms and with least possible
pense Loans can lie ett ed ia whole in part al the
borrowers convenience.
Come IN with U.s. the association will be sure source
o. pront 10 You, either investor borrower II
tne money borrowed is juGiciOusly used
The careful managemenJ of the past eight years is
our guarantee Tor tne future. No doubtful loans are
made, consequently no losses have occurred
!hOMAS DOMLlNG, President. 0i2 L st NV
ANSoS ;. IAl LOk Vice President, Isl3 4 st n W.
W. D. NEIZEL. Secretary. 2lS5 II st. n W. jas-4t
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.
~ The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
IHUhsDAl, January 2l. 1877, at Office, No. -
South Royal ST., Alexandra, Va tor the purpose OF
eletins directors Of that COMPANY and such other
business as may legally be o.uxht before il Polls
WILL be closed from the 18th the 2lst incusiye OF
this month
GEORGE Z. ENAoNs.
yaI. 1915 SECRETARY
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DISTRIBUTING THE New CoISs.-Five thou.
sand dollars In silver coin of the new design
have been forwarded from the Philadelphis
mint to the treasurer at Washington and TO the
sub-treasurers at New York and Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

REPRESENTATIVES, TARsSEY SIck.-Representa-
tive John c. Tarsney Of Missouri has been IN
for several days with a bad attack of the
grip: lie is reported 20 be a little better today,
but is still confined TO his room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

SPEAKER CRISP IMPRovTSa.-The condition
OF Speaker Crisp showed considerable improve
ment today. The Speaker ate good break
last, and later sat up in bed and read morn
ing paper.
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SENATOR BRIcE's DINNER.-Senator Brice Of
Ohio entertained the democratic members OF
the House of Representatives from that state
at dinner last night in his apartment at the
Arlington. Plates were set for fourteen and
all were present except Messrs. Pattison and
Taylor, who have have not returned to the
city since the holiday vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

~ sAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON.
he COR 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY %. 1867
EsorSanized under act Congress October I. ls0o
TEsusacts the business ofs
TRUST COMPANY
u AL its various branches
Also the business ofa
SAVINGS BANK
And Of.
eAfE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF pOLLARS
Act, % executor. administrator guardian Of the -
fses minors committee Of the estates of lunattca
receiver assignee trusts Of any and sysry
eescription-
Wills kept without charge
Receives money depositsin sums Of TEN CENTS
ndCsvard and allovs interest thereon
Money deposited before the FIRST day and on the nr,t
second and third days os the month Will draw
frOza the nrst day.
:ty.
srass Of e5oo and upward.
Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds Of vALU-
AbLEs upon deposit In capacious storage vaults Of
ensurpassed dryness and security.
SMALL SAFES FOR RENT FROM s5 TO sl2s PER
ANNUAL
sTsrs u % .ddon ,S % shs ana ss. ans
Aours, until O'Clock D. m. : follow.
On the 18th day of each month
Sn ~ ,h ,hs as, asl business day 81 each month.
~ we nIst see9no and talrd days Of each month
tcundAys excepted). - ~-~,S
When the lsih falls sunday the lAsa aAy WV b,
Arrangements:
President,
BENJAMIN =. SNYDER
Vice Presidents
CHAkIES G. GLONkk FirrS
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON. sscond
Treasurer,
Z FRANCIS RIGGS
Secretary,
ALBERT l. slUITEvANr
Directors:
Bentanfn 7. Snyder. Zsnss C. Robbsna
George H. Plant. Matthew q, Iinsry
1ewis CleIhans. Charles A JaalsS
nenry = WniEd. 4 francis klgxx
sslnes n johnston. Charles e. 6lOvses
Thomas hyds. John H. Kod.srH
oc51 william L Clark
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DzLIT1 AND DEPOSIT COMPANY

EIDELIT1 and DEPOSIT COMPANY
4 OF Maryland
Warrington Office. koom IS. Washington Loan and
1rJst COMPANY = building
Becomes surety IN bobds of siluin istrsforx suar-
oialk trustees and contrActors.
GUARANTEES THE FIDELITY OF sALARIED
OFFICERS. CLERkS AND EMPLOYEES.
Surnskss bonds for letter carriers. al government
eoaciAls and smployes.
J. sPRI6o POOLE
oe1osatA,a11 0s1eras Agent
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SAS..w1Lso SON WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY.
HIGHsPIRE. DAUPHIN CO.. Pa.

PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY,
HIGHsPIRE. DAUPHIN CO.. Pa.
This celebrated WHISKY. most carefully and slowly
yeased, mashed feTmepted and distilled from the in
valuable health giving Chalybeate waters and choice
small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain
districts of Pennsylvania and Maryland and ripened
III heated ware houses. sea voyaged and aged in the
warm salt air of Bermuda. The oxides Of iron and
their salts found il the from which
this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky valuable
and uneqused as tonic and rejuyenatOr those in
need of Strength. vitality and vigor.
see cert cae o. Prot. Ionry Of the Baltimore Med
ical College:
1T Is PURE. FREE FROM FUsEL OIL AND
CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED
FOR MEDICINAL USE. lis HIGH COLOR is
DUE TO IHE IRON PRESENT
''wM. P. ToNKY. Ph. D.. Chemist"
- This celebrated Whisky is sold by the following
GIoeeIs Z IAN. and W Sho.esale mo Liquor Dealers:
4. BpSaS msg B1o BGotasy Sa i4th st. NV
& G. Bryan l4iS New G YORK aitss ave. ssAhi" ave-
%Ieesr cor e@i is 18th iIa and iassna sss navy AVE.
Mathew Fa, t,sadaEd si, COZ lth and SITS. NV.
yss %m DSnnSdy s4nSdy ss5 ittl A. :, ind s's
a tS o @rirht. . i6sa "a i4t6 i's st. ia n.M NV
b. Murphy. cor. 4th and o sts NV.
Leonard Grieoei. lVtn and * sts H. W.
Piiis wSSn S9r g End Il s, sts. See; Capitol nl
aGfsT 9fs sSnss Sa,s y aa c.
Metropolitan, Riggs House Iarvey's. . ''-'''DA''
s. Ainan, 3lo 9th ST. NV.
Geo. W. Dryer. oUo Pa ave. NV.
Sht; t1.Ss ftis ST Ss~ 3 York ave:
ia%s. Hn,sss1; II SCs,elo. sns 49, 4G5 ION: !a NV:
+. L. Jordan. 5aI OH st. NV. w. NV .--..
John Burke. cor. 9TH and SITS sw
Dan nj BusHIss. H5ss ID. St. s.nns n.x ave NV.
Mr., Mrs. IShn M;i,,. hSss :. ;,93 .9,, IN ,tn.w.
Z SsrssenGsfx: y iSss tSi5 ?; fsnna. NAV ave. NV.
Tio. II s.nharsn. saiI asDs fta isos Fl ia1h ax st.
5sis Rs ~ Il. :sa "a and
John trzinorris. ZIG yth ST. NV.
huEh Cossrore. IN oh st. NV.
Alexander Bu'ohehio, l4th and sts. NV.
y. = Nc Mahon, G0o 18th ST. H. ".
I. W Heyrster, DC4 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
Geo RGseI ISL Ia i4th aa st. rs1I''i'an'' n ave. n
" j. Costello Jo4 Gst. NV.
W. Moran. l2Is ;s;d St; Georgetown. D. @.
heyn0ids Ea0x sse o s a.ar:s,s.s
HsSHsasa sSSH SSss5ssislS asS is i5ss .ss sss
Ask for WILSON WHISKY.
noa..!d.g THE uLMAN eoIps,glonoyeH ,glono CO. ,,,
-: 18th st: !, W.. one dosr above x st. 80
ana a1r and ear diseases
K~AAIEAwAy soULE AND HARRINe-
- tons Mems line Shoes the best made
Our name in every pair d3l-3m
R~SDECEMBER Is. 1891.
Jus. one year ago TO-DAY since v. assumed
ENTIRE control. Our business shows Q hst-
tering increase during the past year, bsing JUS
double that Of 1888
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
dis 941 to 490 q. NV.
@~COAL ICE. WOOD
~ AMERICAN ICE CO.
,d adsispnone $50 Main Once: s3uthysst eorner 10th
n ". LIST and sts wand 18th and l4tk 81 wharvoo
Gw. quality Of FUEL unsurpassed eT1ceo y0ason-
can RED WAGONS ior fESoBsooT ICE. 80
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,,,, ,n,xo F1pEhnTy y..oo, , =

FIDELITY
~ BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Has the ess gcfSs fsyssd of i0T soSrs Home
NO BACK DUES REQUIRED.
any u sdvsnce shares si per DER month on each
TIN PER cEST INTEREST on II DEPUsiiTs. EPDsiiT
ri at es sn Hf 10
ward not Withdrawn before the expiration OF years
Paying per cent of this interest seIuannually and
Sfter % 10 Ssd on the PR cent No
ins Members may withdraw at any time by siTinx siSm
% days notice to the Secretary in writing The
days notice to the holder Thereof but viii pay st
up 10 time Of xithdr.sa Qhese certificates sold
HARRISON DrsoSSaISt,IIcLhs: SSaIStIcLhs: p-..,s.,,
ANDREW WALL;;.is Vice President and Manaees s
1E0SE f0Sz6 rwt EFhIh Vice iresldent
GEORGE GIBsoN. fsessaref
EDWARD s. YoKK Manager of "a, Il.
For psmphlets and information apply at the otiirs
ntai al door 70 rS5'aSsi Sis AND Ssns sis ST. NV
WOODS CO..
BANKERS,
l2a2 St NV.
Accounts Of Individuals firms. corporations and capi
talists solicited. Our facilities the best
Loans made on real estate and other available col
lateral
Exchange. both foreign and domestic drawn .. Gus
tomsry usances.
Letters Of credit available in oil parts Of the world
pished.
hyou have any reason for changing your bank &C.
count or opsuins new ous.
Call and see u.
Closs A:So
Woods CO.,
BANkERs. no1o-tr
G. L. HAvEssrn.
Member Washington Stock Exchange
Real Estate aud Stock Broker,
Rooms 8 and IL. Atlantic building.
SSO street northwest.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash
on mArgin.
Direc. New York and Chicago wires.
mo. W. CoRsoN. JN0: W. MCCARTNEY
Member N.Y. stock Ex.
CoRsoN 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. 14lS ST. N. W..
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits Exchange. Loans Collections.
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
ond ssush 81 sna
pes,.iHy ma u made e ,nyss,nsn, ;seurtss DstTs,
American Bel Ieephone Stock bought and sold ,yls
WMs B. CURLY. FREDEklCk c. STEVENS
~ .GukIEY Iii ssIsifssf siESrSs. saseA IAehahx'
ksa estate b9ush'. sSId and rented Local sscuri
ties bought and sold Money loaned listed securt
ties and real estate SPECIAL attention to nrstcass
Nestments. ol6rtr
7 EwIs q. TEwKSBCEY W. b HTBBS
IL Banker. SO Broadway NY. Manager,
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS @. TEwKsBURY L CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
1895 ST. WASHINGTON, d. c..
Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks. Bonds.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed on depcsits.
Out.of-tosn business n sIsciAlty.
All Local ses urit.es dealt in
Constant quotations ali mATkstA 1slsphous 6l5.
oc2l1
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IovERNMkSr RECEIPTS ToDaY.-Internal rev.
enue, s4oo, ,2sO; customs. ssO9.i5l.
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SECRETARY ELKINs BUsY.-Secretary Elkins
returned to the city from New York yesterday
afternoon and he spent most Of today in his
Office at the War Department He was be-
sieged with callers all day, great many mem
bers of Congress paying their respects. The
new Secretary has obtained good idea Of the
trials of office early IN his career. for among
his callers were several men Of prominence
urging upon his attention the claims of various
ambitious army colonies who would like to
succeed Brig. Gen. Kautz, who was retired last
Tuesday.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

RSHDQRs. KIT CARSON POST. No. 2, DE-
- partment of the Potomac. @. Ar Wash
Of tie y, 81, & ar AZ @ es i,
comrade. Irwin Gregg. colonel. L. A., retired,
and hvt major general volunteers which occurred
January 6 is i FSnersl 81 serToss Sn o wIeR soS
rades are invited, will be held the Western Presoy
sataray iSs OH s., bet lh and ION sts n ON
Al Arlington by order soTuvop q n.c,u.
~ JOHN Z. S. BURGER. Adlutsnt
SELECTIoN OF DELEGATES TO THE
- Republican District Convention.
IN accordance with instructions and Of the
republican Central COMMITTEES of the District OF Co
the twentytwo t legislative districts the District
Q; coumbi, sss.mble in their customary places of
at O'Clock m. and proceed in such manner as they
elect to choose thre delegates and aternates
70 the Republican District convention, to assemble
TUESDAY. January I2 issss. at Is O'Clock M, for
tne purpose Of seeeting two delegates two alter
% on III: day Of JSns ISL AZ fsss
he for Pr.sideni snd vice. PrssesS.
Chairman Republican Central Com. Dist. Of Col.
R~SNOT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
rs ssNfs xo o. hun uGs
ded Cs0O) shsre., issued March ls 1885, in my naine
mas been lost or destroyed tunndorsed). Application
and all persons srs hereby warned purchasing
or IN any an way using said lost certificate.
R~HAvING WITHDRAWN FROM THE
have been for the past three years wish to
announce that can be seen NJ my office. l246
80 St: where will conduct . General Real Estate
la.-3t- J. H. BRADLEY.
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No WAR PREPARATIoNs-Post Office Depart
ment officials were amused today in reading .
telegram from New York in the morning
papers attributing to the government active war
preparations because of the trial trip under the
inspection of the naval board OF a steamship
belonging TO the Red ID line. The steamer
is being tested to determine whether il meets
the requirement of the new ocean postal law.
This vessel, if accepted, will be used by the
company in conveying the mails TO ports An
South America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

.: Z. ErFoRD has been appointed postmastes
at Yarmouth, Va.
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Lawrence Irving, son Of Henry Irving, -
trsgedian, and also an actor, attempted 20 CON-
init suicide ct Belfast yesterday by shootsng
cause for the act -
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NAVAL oRDEEs.-Lieut C. NJ. r. winslov
ordered to command the Gushing. Ensign
Willard S. Dodd ordered to the Gushing. Asst.
Surg. Nj. S. Guest ordered 10 duty at the navy
yard. Asst. Eng. n. 5. Halstead detached
from the navy yard, New York, and ordered to
the Gushing. Gunner Patrick Lynch detached
from the naval ordnance proving ground and
ordered to the naval magazine. Dover, N J.
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A Snowy SCENE.
A W1srrRr IDEA.
Why not have your portrait taken in
your new furs and other wIntery accou-
terments? The beautiful tones Of the
London Mezzo Tint" mounted upon
achaste and creamy card. would furnish
amost fitting setting. lean take pictures
a. well in ''blinding snow storm'tas on
alright. sunny day.
PRINCE.
Arti1FotO0rdfer.
JAG Cor. llth and Pa. ave. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H,NATIONAL FAIR AsSOCIATION.-THE
49, regular annual meeting OF the stockho of
the National air Association of the District of COlum
bA the election of board of eleven directors
treasurer. and for the transaction of such business
may be properly brought before it. will bs ne d
shea's Hall, ti2 rennsylvania ave. n W., MONDAY,
January IL, 1852, at I'm.
By order of the President, JOS. c. McKIBBIN
GEOkGE X. hEPEIIl. Secretary. ja2-1t
-, CALENDARS FOR o.
- 1t IL too late now to fill order FOR Calen-
dsrs by January ]. but can deliver them within a
week thereafter They will be Just acceptable then
a. now, u worth keeDing Gt all. Try them
II. L. MCQUEEN, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER
Telephone 49,. td2}l lIOS-lll0 + 81. a. W.
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CARHART & LEIDY,
US eth and S06 Z st. n. ".

FoR The HoL1pAYs.
Glace Fruit of trst-class quality
and fresh-pscked in beautiful
French boxes of different shapes.
sizes. colors and prices. My i'm
portation.
N. W. BURCHELL,
AIS st. DIG
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.RoYALTY's EVENING DRESS.

EVENING DRESS.
Uondon Letter
The Dress Suits which the Prince Of
Wales and the Duke Of Clarence wore
on the occasion OF the Stock Ex-
changes ''smoker'' were made ofa
slightly rough material. faced with
heavy silk. The vests were only
moderately opened. 80
W. c. MERITS
Tailoring Shop,
js4 5l4 1lth st. n. ".
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HE PRUDENT HousrKEEpER
WITH LIMITED MEANS CAN FIND NO
BETTER OPPORTUNITY THAN THE
PRESENT. NOR MORE CONVENIENT
METHOD THAN OUR
PRESENTS FOR ADDING TO THE CON-
FORT OF HERSELF AND FAMILY. DUR
ING THE FEW WEEKS PREVIOUS TO
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING ONLY AsMALL
PORTION OF YOURwEEKLY ORMONTHLY
SAVINGS IS REQUIRED TO FILL YOUR
HOMES WITH DOMESTIC SWEETS. THE
BURDEN BEING BORNE BY US. THE I'M.
MEDIATE BENEFIT BEING YOURS.
OUR FLOORS ARE REPLETE WITH
HANDSOME LINE OF PARLoR AND BED
ROOM FURNITURE. CARPETS. STOVES.
DRAPERIES. BUFFETs. wARDRoBEs,
TOILET SETS. FANCY ROCKERS. EscRI-
TORRES. CHINA CLOSETS, CoUCHEs,
FOLDING BEDS. BOOKCASES. EAsELs
AND WORKS OF ART. ALL SOLD UPON
EXTENDED CREDIT. COMPETING WITH
THE PRICES OF STRICTLY CASH
HoUsEa
HOUSE HERRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT PARLoRA
on. el0. 02l AND ess 7TH ST
ja2 "a AND go MASS AVE M.M
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CONFINED TO OSE SoLDIER.-Immigrant In
spector Soley, who investigated the report that
United States troops stationed at Fort Niagara,
\. Y, were engaged in smuggling Chinese into
the United States from Canada, has reported
to the Treasury Department that the only
foundation for the report was that John Braun,
private soldier in company L, eleventh in
fantry, had hired team and taken two or
three Cinnamon to Lockport. He added that
the soldier had been arrested and Was nov
awaiting the action of the grand Jury.