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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-12
An Invitation to Children to Do
Some Beautiful Work With
Flowers.
Small Gardens, Four by Two, Quite
Easily Planted, Watered
and Weeded.
Most Delightful EN- ploy ment in the World
-Marvels More Wonderful Thar
the Huge Genii.
Written for THE HELENA INDEPENDENT

IAN INVITATION.
IYAVE YOU EVER TRIED TO MAKE
IT. a little garden for yourselves, all by
lSl yourselves, to plant and watch and
weed and water and care for the whole
summer long2
I assure you it Is the most delightful
thing in the world; moro enchanting than
any story in the Arabian Nights or the
B others Grimm; more fascinating than
any fairy spectacle in a theater; better. in
short, than anything slse ! can think of!
What can be more wonderful than to
study the miracle of the escape of its spirit
from the apparently dry-deAd body Of a
seed! @~
We will take a poppy seed, for instance.
1t lies on your palm, the msrest spsck of
matter, like an atom of dust. If you knew
nothing at all about it. would it not seem
incredible to you If you were told that
within, it was locked . marvel more sur
prisinQ than the huge genii lin the fisher
mans bottle. Of whom we read in the Ara
bisn NiRhts?, And quite rs huge in proper
ton! A radiant, living, glowing, graceful
thing that shall unfold it's scarlet silken
eplendor to the sun, and rejoice every aye
chat looks On it! Folded in this tiny, al
most invisible seed are roots. stalks, leaves,
branches, buds, flowers, stamens, snthers
md seed-vessels, and if the seed belongs to
he variety Umbrosum, literally hundreds
If large scarlet blossoms with a gorgeous
black spot at the base Of zach petal, ana
he plant will 60 on b~lossoming all summer
onR, il you gather the flowers faithfully,
20 that it shall not exhaust itself in seed
making.
Think Of the pleasure of Watching any
hing SO interesting as this!
Tbs very not of planting a seed in the
arth has to mo something sacred and
beautiful in it. I always do 1t with a Joy
hat is largely mixed with awe. l watch
ny garden bed after it is sown and hin
ow one of Gods exquisite miracles is go
ever forget my planted seeds. Often /
AXE in the night and think how the rains
nd Jews have reached to the dry shell and
,ftened it, and how the life 10 stirring
ithln, and the individuality of the plant
~ begun to assert itself; how it ID thrust-
rg two hands forth from the imprisoninR
nsk, one--ths root-to grasp che earth. to
pld itself Arm md absorb its food; tho
her to reach above to helpit find the light,
hat 1t may drink in tho air and sunshine,
nd climb to its full perfection Of beauty.
And 1t has always been to mo ono OF tho
ost amazing things that every plant
lonld draw only its own colors and forms
ON tho great laboratory Of nature, never
aking a mistake, but each plant taking
Mt will produce it's own especial charac.
%ristics. For instance III left to thorn
lves), the California poppios will take
How of many resplendent shades for
DIR color; the peacock will always DO
hrlet-crimson, with a black spot trimmed
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-12
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings Now
Discovery for consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Bucklen's Arnioa Salve and
Electric Bitters, and lave never handled
remedies that cell SO we'll, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every time
md we stand ready to refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity on their merits. Il. S.
Hale d Co., druggists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-12
Dyspepaia.

That nightmare Of mnn's sxisssncs vh,eh
makes food = mooksty and banishes sleep
from weary eyes, readily Yields TO III. no
TENT inAssnce of the celebrated Enplish
Dansslisn Tonic. II tones 40 the digestive
oisi:a H., restores y the appetite, make. as
81 Per bottle. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-12
''Henry's Specifies"
THE RENOWNED ENGLISH REMEDY

INFAILIBLE CURE FOB
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
PREMATURE DECLINE,
BRAIN TROUBLE AMI
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
erals. Price 81, Wholesale and retail druggists
srpply the demand,
Depository for the United Sthtea and Canada
Is last Thirtieth strset. New York.
Tho Spec,ha can be ssnt by mail roalod On ~
gsipt Of Meney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
SECRETARY FOSTER EXAMINED,

He Tells the Joint Committee on Immi ration
About Expenditures on Ellis Island.
Secretary Foster, accompanied by Assistant
Secretary Crounse, appeared before the joint
committee on immigration today in connection
with the pending investigation into the expen-
ditures on account OF the Ellis Island immi-
grant station. The Secretary showed traces of
his recent illness, but stood the ordeal of the
examination very we'll
Taking the stand, he presented a statement
showing how often he had been absent since
his induction into Office and who acted as Sec
retary during his absence.
Senator Chandler remarked that il was patent
to all persons that Secretary Foster had devoted
himself too vigorously to his work last year
and had thereby injured his health. In answer
to questions the Secretary went over nearly all
the points in controversy in relation to the work
at Ellis Island and the expenditures made.
To Senator Chandler witness said that he had
regarded us important the appointment of the
commission which had gone to Europe to ex-
anime into emigration. He had transmitted
the report of tina. commission with bis recon-
men 1ations to Congress and had promised to
look it over with q view to modifying the
recommendations.
First Controller Matthews was the next wit
ness and testified relative to the transfer of the
head money fund to the account OF the immi-
grant station fund.
The committee adjourned to meet at
7:30 tonight at Assistant Secretary Nettleton's
room in the Treasury Department, when the
examination Of Mr.. Nettleton will be resumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
HILL AND CLEVELAND.
The Rival Democratic Candidates Brought
Into the Silver Debate.

The Rival Democratic Candidates Brought
Into the Silver Debate.
During the silver discussion in the House
last night the monotony was enlivened some
what by little by play involving the two rival
claimants Of New York.
Mr. Livingston said in the course Of his
speech that the contest between Hill and
Cleveland in New York meant nothing more or
less than silver and anti-silver. That was all
there was in it. The fight was on. 1t would
be bitter and severe. But he trusted In God
that in the end the people would win
Mr.. Harter (Ohio)-May ask one question?
Do You mean to say that Hill is in favor of free
coinage? daughter.
Mr.. Livingston-Well, now Ilaughts.l, want
to ask you this question: Win you vote for Hill
II he Is? [Laughter-
''No. sir" replied Mr.. Harter, with emphasis.
amid applause and laughter.
''Now, gentlemen," resumed Mr.. Livingston.
s'there Is demonstration Of Just what I SAID.
All the democracy that 10 in that crowd means
Cleveland against the world or . republican or
q mugwump- You can take them In your hand
sid squesse the whole Of them and You
cannot squssze an ounce Of democracy out Of
the whole crowd" ILaushssr.l
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Some OF the anti-silver men were indulging
themselves this morning in the hope tha. they
NAV be ablo to ado,S as "a sr,bstitu,e for tho
n.na hin a ,ronosi,;,r Co. . ,,,or,,.,,, -
N Wal p''po''o" 'o' N0"e"'' 'o"iei-
ence
The report is being circulated that some Of
the silver Senators are in favor of this course
III this move sbouId sncceea Il vropla GREATLY
a.. - 80 -,
ssap, A. 49, s;,.,H ,sH WIN D'"e's '"'' A"O" ali
Mr. Bland gave notice this morning that he
would postpone calling the previous question
80, s,.I>.l ,h,, .,,a. tn. -, L.
sivas yor tbis "a ,hat ,hroo or ~ ,,,a,ahars
81 tha 60 ,,,,,ao ill hare no.b"" ~ .,sea
Thsrs ~ r,aars ,o he M ch,nns .hs,.~r tnr
vote todary 0'
Tba axnec,.,,o, is ,b., ,,. ,oc;.,.,.,. A., ~
u,,,,'.s mn 70 '""s 'no lesiSi"s'e uny % y.
FriJaw 1,a si,,ns,..;, ua. a., IN ~,
begin M soon .s NJ t,a,a ,ra,,.s ,ha ,',a,.;rn.
onss,;on A>N 'o 'As P'e'i'"'
A nnmber NJ s,hs,;tu,s nro,os,,;ors v;u n.
.nhm;ttaS "a 20 .Sa. pnoPo.nons Ps WI pe
anti-siiver men will try TO secure an adjourn
ment Mr.. Bland will propose a recess until
morning instead. and 1t is probable that his
Iesis'at;os aav Sn,o R-,dar IA Sr e0n.,nae ,S ae
ni1ation of tba snociai 80 ,.ff;oh -. .;,h
the legislstiye day Of Ihnysia~
Sometime FRIDAY there Is ey,ec,ed IN no an
adjournment This will end the snecisl order
and Saturday will he deyoted 10 enioe;as on
the late Representative Sninola
Mr.. Catcbinrs the absent ,pember ~ the
committee on rules has teIaor,nbea That he
will be here on Sunday or Nond,v Hbe ia
here Monday there will be a meeting Of the
committee on rules. and when the Hopse meets
on that day a special order will be renorted
from the committee again. bringing nm the
silver bill and ordering a yots AT once. Ihere
can be no fibnsterino ac.;nst tbe ,e-
port of the COMMITTEES ON rnles
and il the SILVER men have the requisite num-
ber of votes (which is very probabie) thew can
adopt it without great DELAY. The vote on the
silver bill will then be taken either on Monday
or Tuesday as the orsor NAV nroyi5a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

PERsoNAL.-Wm. s. Green of Detroit, Thos
Marcus Of New York and Edward Balden of
Syracuse are at the Arlington.-W. II. Stay
ton OF New York, ]. ". Ellis of Boston and
T. Z. Cole Of Boston are at the Shoreham.-
+. g. Thompson of Toledo. J. V. A. Weaver of
Chicago and John Talbot of Boston are at tine
Ebbitt.--Geo. w. Green Of New York and
D. b. Young of Brooklyn are at the Randall.
5. g.. Cooper Of Pittsburg. G. W.
Noble Of Atlanta and c. W. Brown Of
Jersey City are at tWillard's.-Elijah Jenke of
New York. c. A. Moore Of Chicago, f. r.
Kingston Of Buffalo, ]. Rosenthal OF Raleigh
and j. N. later of st. Louis are at
the Howard.--H. d. Thomas of Tacoma,
Wash, J. B. Middlecroft Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
and G.. Gleason of Boston are at the
Fredonia.-F. b Harris of Philadelphia,
Joseph W. Burden of Lenox, Mass, aud
Frederick Baldwin of New York are at the Nor
mandie.--F. A. Vanderlip of the Chicago
Tribune and Geo. ". Lyon, surveyor of the port of
New York, are at the Cochran.--W. b. Gregory
York and Theo. Reichert of California are at
the Johnson---W. J. Warren Of Reading Pa,
c. J. Harris. of Ashville, n. C., and H. j. Kuhn
OF Newark. n. j., are at tho National.-John
S. Hawley of New York and F. II. Brainard of
Chicago are at the Metropolitan
Z. W. Davis Of Cleveland, C. B. Welton of Madi-
son. Wis, and J. Hutchinson of Connecticut
are at the st. James. John NJ. Francis
Of the Troy Times and ex-minister of Portugal.
Austria and Greece, with Gen. Dumont, is at
the Princess Anne, Virginia Beach. Senator
Hiscock and family are expected today.
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THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL
Items Of Local Interest and How They Have
Been Cut

Been Cut
The sund-y civil appropriation bill was re-
ported to the House this afternoon. The total
appropriation is s25, 1871 1871, being slo,o2S.-
1886 less than the estimates and Sl3 237 574 ~
lesshhan the appropriations for 1892.
The following local items are in the bill:
Botanical gardens, 5000: public buildings
and grounds in Washington, 6l.450, a reduc-
ton from last year of s22, ,5oo Capitol building
anc grounds. $4,000, reduction Of
sll,00O; lighting Capitol and grounds,
S24 900; for capitol terraces. $4,000, a
reduction Of 5000; Congressional Library
building, S450.0O0. a reduction of sl50. 900;
Deaf and Dumb Institution. s50, 500; destitute
patients at Providence Hospital. $4,000;
engraving and printing, 1896, 600, =
reduction Of slo2. 1000; expenses Of
Ensenalys H Mansion 1900 os, reduction Of
Hospital. 5l,595 a reduction of 81 600; Gar
field Hospital, $4,000; geological survey.
1851 400. a reduction Of S45,OO0, Insane
Asylum. s305, 800. a reduction Of 5000;
Howard University. s24, 5C0 reduction Of
%, 200: Interior Department and pension build
ing, $1,000. a reduction of S5, 900; international
exchanges. Smithsonian Institution, Sl2. 900. a
reduction of 5000; National Museum, Sl40, 500.
a reduction Of $4,000; public printing
and binding. 81, SOC, 600, q reduction OF sll0.-
o0V; Smithsohiah lnstltulon, hstfophysAcaA
observatory, $1,000, reduction Of
5000: erection Of Sherman statue,
$4,000; Capitol telegraph, $1,000. a
reduction of $3.50; Washington court house,
sl,OOO. q reduction of S4,1s0; Washington
monument, SII. $50, a reduction of $500;
Geological Park, $4,000, q reduction of
s2l, 200: for continuing work on city post Of
fce S250. 900.
The following provisos are attached to the
bill:
That all articles imported for the permanent
use of the National Museum shall be admitted
without the payment of duties.
And hereafter all estimates for the National
Geological Park snail each year be submitted
in the annual estimates for the expenses of the
government of the District of Columbia
In connection with the appropriation for the
Freedman's Hospital and Asylum the following
is attached:
One-haIf Of which sum shall be paid out of
the treasury Of the uOited States and the other
half out Of the revenues Of the District of Co.
lumbia, and hereafter the estimates for the
Freedman's Hospital and Asylum shall each
year be submitted in the annual estimates for
the expenses Of the government Of the District
of Columbia
The following estimates were omitted from
the bill For engine house, Senate stables, S700;
for footways at Great Falls, SIC, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
Divorce Cases.

In the case OF Theodore +. Spencer, who's
application for Q divorce from Estella r.
Spencer wAs denied by Justice Hagner on
Tuesday, has fled new bill by Mr.. John
J. McNalley. The bill states that they we're
married In Torrington. Conn.,, in August 1881.
the defendants name being Smith, have three
children, came 10 this city in Jniy, 1881. lived
together - man and wife till April, 1883. whom
he charges she deserted him and the children.
The divorce cases Of Tacy Bowman against
John T. Bowman, fled August -, 1883, BY J.
n. Oliver, and James y. Carpenter agaanst
Mary F. Carpenter. fled by 4 II. Lewis 81
February 10, 1880, have been dismisssd tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
The Ranm lnvesti1ation.

The special pension Office investigating COM
mittee consumed all this morning in the ex-
animation and placing in evidence Of papers
from the official files of the Interior Depart
ment relating to the appointment discharge.
reinstatement, transfer or promotion Of various
persons in the pension office who have been or
are expected 70 be connected with matters
under Investigation.
Among the papers laid before the committee
by Mr.. A. c. Tonner, chief Of the appointment
division Of the Interior Department, was an in
dorsement and accommodation (signed by
Senators Call and Farwell, Green b Raum, ex-
Representative Farquhar Of New York; Of Ex-
aminer F. n. Taylor, against whom Commis-
sioner Raum brought charges and whose
dismissal he recommended. Mr. Taylor was
commended e reliable and competent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

To Try COMMANDER GRAHAM.-A court-mar-
tial, consisting Of the following named officers,
has been ordered to convene at Richmond
March % for the trial Of Commander James
ID. Graham: Commodores ]. A. Greer and j. s.
Skerrett aud Capts. Montgomery sicard, E. O.
Matthews, c. s. Norton, F. NJ. Bunce, A. T.
Mahan. I. +. Kane, John Philip, John F. Nc
Giensey and b. F. Day, with First Lieut.. Chas
II: Lauchheimer, marine corps, as Judge
advocate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
K~ooMMENT UNNECESSARY.
WARES EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE.
Corner l4th and st. NV,
Mr.. ROBERT CALLAHAN, ~
n. A,

64J Louisiana avenue northwest:
1T gives me pleasure to speak in behalf of the Ma
tional Cash Register. i vas years in making nm my
mind purchase did think they were OF
any special merit: but purchased two about thirty
days since The No. 4. which placed in this store
has come under my immediate atteutlon, and con.
sdr IL indispensable al unct to my business and
five times that amount would take from e could
not replace 1t. 1t is handy. convenient, and. rs
lie stated, jndisI sable IL a constant mou
tor against errors. In concnsiun would state it will
give pleasure at any time TO speak in behalf OF
tors, s. Il. WAKE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSWASH1NGTON. D. C.. MARCH 2l 1892
8> To the Friends of Organizai Labor; This
j. to certify tina, al the differences existing
between l.. A. s'iS9. n. of l.. and K W. Blair have
been satisfactorily settled. We cheerully recommend
him Ia the patronage of organized abor.
mh24-T' BY order Of the Bakers L. A.
R~WASHINGTON D. C. MARCH 81 1892
To the Fri.nds Of Organized Labor: The
dlnerences eListiiR between the Bakers' l. A. 2SQ,
K of L. and Scllaefer. Stohlman and the Conn PIE
Co. have not been settled.
mll.I4-;t' By order of the Bakers, l. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

A NAVAL PAYMENT.-The Secretary Of the
Navy has made the seventeenth payment on
cruiser No. in favor of the Union iron works.
amounting to S53, $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Commander H. B.
Mansfield has been ordered to duty at the navy
yard at New York on April 4. Chas. p. Bragg
has been appointed an assistant surgeon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
Is COMING.

We know it, DO you. We are ready.
Are your For instance, there are Spring
Overcoats. SS to $40; all styles; all
prices. Funny If We can't suit you.
Come and see them anyway. That costs
nothing. We'll look after the rest.
GEOkGE SPkANSY,
One-Trice & other
mh21-tr 434 1th st.
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!. SzRE AT HI. WASHINGTON. Mn.
nsssa oessss Rescued Thrs1gh Hsrsaso q
the Employea.

BALrnoaE, March A--A hre occurred -
12:so o'clock this morning st Mount wsshins-
ton, by which the Hotel Eldunot vas burned 10
the ground. There we're siarge number Of gusss
in the hotel - the time. but owing 70 the
hsreic sGorts e the employees al we're rsscusa
|hnSstS. L1b ,sssinsssd ~ 81. co. issasa.sA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

a weli-Known Albany Lawyer Convictsd q
Embexxicmeue

Ur1cA. N. Y, March 2A-Anthony Gould, .
well-known lawyer and ex-recorder Of Albany.
vss found guilty today Of aiding and absttang
ex-Bookkesper Geo. II. Whitney Of the Albany
City National Bank in embezzling the banks
funds and faisifying its accounts. Sentence
wns deferred. Whitney ID serving . sevea
Ssass ssrm Of imprisonment for his crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
FINANCIAL.
DEposIrs AND IxrrsrMrSrs.

IF you 1cOuld be Jreplthv. thfnE Of sdp-
ING as nreH as O getting"
II you have money saved, no matter how
small the amount, il the custodian
o. money. deposi: il with the American
Security and Trust Company and receive in
terest thereon Such deposits are subject to
check at all times
Perhaps you have money awaiting invest
ment. We call your attention to the De-
beaturs Bonds Of this company. These
bonds ARE issued in sums OF 500, $500 and
tl.OOO each. paying per cent interest. and
are secured by real estate Arst mortgages,
held by the Real Estate Title Insurance
Company of this city trustees for the
bondhoIlers. and are further secured by the
assets OF this company and the double iis-
oiHty OF its stockholders Interest Is paya-
bic serIi-ann ualiy and they require no atten-
tion Whatever from the holders
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
Sele Stone Building. LlO5 6 st. n.
II A. T. BRITTON. PsssfdsnG
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FINANCIAL.

UNITED STATES
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
1873 ST. n. W, WASHINGTON, d. G.
Maturity of stock FIXED and GU AkANTEED. Be
ware Of joining association that has not this fea
ture.
. and per cent paid on deposits from the date they
are made w \. HOGE, President.
1as-jnI I. G.. DANIEL, Secretary.
INSURANCE PLACED ON LIVES OF MEN AND
i women in amounts
81, 600 TO $1,000 900.
Annuttes issued By responsible companies.
TEOS. p MORGAN. Jr.,
mhS-ln 1905 ct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The annual meeting of the stockholders of 1.-THE
MERIDIAN REAL ESTATE AND PROMOTION
COMPANY" will be held on MONDAY. April IL, 1892,
at IL O'Clock m, st the ofice of the company oil
st. for the purpose of eiecting board of directors
for the ensuing and transacting any other busi-
ness that mAy b nscsssasy. 8. Herbert Giesy. Sec
Directors:
Es'6snsi 6sSi6SF 5SRN s3RS
8 HERBLKT aIEsX, Secretary and Attorney: $ 9.
CAMPBELL, mh1S- I'm
E~wAsHBURN GUITARS
Handsome in finish Beautiful in tone. Eyery fret
absolutely correct Warranted not TO warp. split
ack Prices fair and reasonable and rrice only
Msshburn plainly burned on the inside. None gem
aiA' without w.sHBvRs u MAspoLss.
correctly Ss.nfuy nshsS ed;
to split. warp or crack A fair price and one price
The name George washburn is burned plainly upon
the Inside of every instrument. None genuine with
Please read and remember, every Washburn fu,tar
and Mandolin Is not only brsnded with the manu-
inside and ,b. pubic is hereby rsS warned
that any Mssnbnrn Instrument of red for SALE no
plainly visible as aforesaid is spurious or there i
some deception intended or practiced.
this locality and the best aud safest plan Is 10 come
Once 20 DI ,ass n IRONS 9Ts Where yCp will always find
burn MaDdolins and Guitars Remember our name
JOHN F. ELLIS CO..
E31 Pa ave-,
mnlST Near 10Th st.
4SMILLIoNs HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR
~ WASHINGTON friends for Cassard's Fine Hams
aud Homeless Bacon when they were not Cassards al
all We have tried several overcome tlis l,if
Guilty and have hnay adopted blu oval TN tar with
our maine printed on II IN WHITE which am xed to ali
our nne meats whether covered uncovered Don't
be deceived Insist upon lavinx Only goods with this
seH AtAcned 70 theu- iaI5-tr
E~NEW DEPARTUkEIN FINE TAILORING.
II. D. BARR. III Pennsylvauia ave.
Suits from s35 up
Trousers from slOup
Low prices from this date with high 0rad. A.. ton
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(,APIrAL STOCK OF
THE sCHILLINGER cURBINa AND PAVING
COMPANY
Al the Banking House Of
WOODS CO.. 12.2 st. nv.
OFFICERS
L. p. WRIGHT. President.
JOHN C. FooR. Vice President.
ii. T. WOODS. Treasurer
IL H. WAINWRIGHT. Secretary.
II. J. McLAUGHLIN. General Manager.
REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK.
TIE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
The business Of the company Is = weil-known and
lcng-estEblished 1t 10 the intention Of the
yany add its former lines Of business that Of
ASPHALT STREET PAVING. -
For eorductins which it will have and complete
cutt of tools and machinery, and will be fully pre-
pared the largest this rsrv prof.
stable line o. business.
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
fee6-tr I4l3 g St NV.
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GovERSMESr RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internai rev.
enue, S447, SIC; customs, s7I3l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

The DOLPHIN has left Norfolk for Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


-cREAMERY BUTTER
Quality very superior. Price greatly
VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR
Ne'o crop 90ods Very ,sesh and
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP
In quart bottles and gallon cans
full measure tnot ''shortsD D-care-.
fully sealed. thus retaining all the
real fresh sap aaror
HOT BOUILLON
Served free to all who visit our store
this week. Bring your friends.
ELPHoNzo YoUNds COMPANY,
II 42S Ninth street NV.
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The U. s. s. YORKTOWN has sailed from Sa
Diego, CAL. for San Francisco.