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Acrs APpRovED.-The President has signed the
following bills: To authorize the Mannette and
Western Railroad Company to construct rail.
road through the Menominee reservation in Wis.
consin; an act amendatory of an act entitled
IAN act to provide for taking the eleventh
census" amendatory of the act referring to the
Court OF Claims the claims of certain Shawnee
and Delaware Indians. Act confirming title to
lands in square 206 in the city Of Warrington
d. c.; to amend the charter Of the lexington
and Soldiers Home Railroad Company, d. c.;
to incorporate the District Of Columbia Subur-
ban Railway Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Engineer
Robert G. Denig has been detached from the
New York navy yard and ordered to the Phila-
delphia. Assistant Engineer Ward p Winchen,
detached from the Philadelphia and ordered to
the Kearsarge.
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To Be FIFTH AuDIroR.-The President has
nominated Mr.. Ernst G. Timme Of Wisconsin
to be FIFTH auditor of the treasury, vice Mr. L.
W. Habercom, resigned. Mr.. Timme is a prom
inent German republican of his state and was
highly Endorsed for the appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

The MONETARY CONFERENCE. - Secretary
ference with the President on the subject this
afternoon said that no action will be taken by
the President in regard to the international
monetary conference until after he returns
from his trip to the mountains with Mrs. Har-
rison
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TOday's Extra.

An extra STAR, Issued at 1880 O'Clock TODAY.
gave prompt news to the Washington public
Of the serious conflict between workmen and
Pinkerton men at Homestead. The extra con-
tanned three columns Of telegraphed matter,
giving detailed account of the exciting events
of the morning. Fuller particulars will be
found in this the regular edition of The STAB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

ASSISTANT SECRETARY SPAuLDINa left for New
York today. from whence he will sail tomorrow,
accompanied by Mr.. Comstock, chief of the
customs division, for a tour Of inspection OF
European customs ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

CHIEF NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR WILSON has re-
turned from an extended tour Of the Pacific
coast, which embraced visits to Mare Island and
the Puget Sound naval station,
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LEAVES FOR BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING EMPLoYEs.-The President this after
noon signed the bill granting thirty days leave
| to the employees of the bureau OF engraving and
printing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal rev
enue, 81 ,37S, 595; customs, &3a4,s5
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ONE APPROPRIATIONS BILL APPRovED-Tht
President has signed the agricultural appropria,
ton bill.
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~ BARBER b ROSS.
YOU'LL HARDLY HA E A HAPPY
MOMENT without Screens 10 protect
yon from the flies and osquitoes.
We have all the requisites.
Adjustable Window Screens, g.. 75 per
dozen.
Window Frames 70 inches square, for
maxine your own screens, lie. each.
Strong Wire Screen Doors, finished
with spring hinges. hook ard eye and
knob, only SOc each.
Putting mp screen door, Soc.
Altering s"reen doors 25.
YOU'VE USED HOSE. You know
how II lays the dust and saves your
furniture and carpets. Grass and flowers
need frequent watering.
23 feet Garden Hose, complete, with
nozzle and couplings. only H.15
Garden Hose Reels. e.,c. each
DO YOC LIKE NOISY, SILKY
LAWN! Il win always be SO II cut me-
Quently with lawn mower.
1Qinch Lawn Mowers. fully guarsn-
ICE CREAM Is AN EXPENSIVE
LUXURY-UNLESS you make Il your
SELF We can supply the Best Freesers
Sgt Ice Cream Freezers, only 81. IS
each.
ACT Ice Cream Freezers. 81 70 each.
Euiiders Hardcare,
COR. 18th AND G SITS. NV. ty5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

ACT AppRovED.-The President has signed
the bill permitting the use Of government
grounds at Abingdon, Va, for public street.
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FINANCIAL.
LARGEST CAPITAL; 81, 100000.
THE RICAN sECU RITY
AND TRUST oMpANY.
WHAT The COMPANY Is AUTHORIZED b
CONGRESS TO DO

DypoSJTs
In,s,ss. 4. raid ,,c, ss-os... which are sub-
,ect 10 check without notice. ORGANIZATIONS.
societies. corporations and institutions wiz
De sIcaty oenen'eu oy oePosiune suef
fnnds Win ne company ana tnus earning In
srresf-
rRusTs
re- 49,. =. .ov,n.n,, .n,b q. tb,~ a
your executor. administrator. trustee OF guar
drsn OF your children Tor tue reasons tnst an
inoisidu4i may one, may become 40 inss sn VI
my ae' 1mproperiy ., ih1uaielouS' ~n,.s An
continuous service and the benefit Of the prsc-
teal experience Of able 1nanciers. who have
every opportunity 10 enhance the value Of es-
this company executor are dvurn Jres and
keptfrs< Of charge.
-
For the small as we'll as the large investors
We have Guaranteed Debenture Bonds. in sums
of 500. $500 and 81. 600. paying per cent
interest Also Real Estate First Notes PAYING
6per cent interest. secured by FIRST mortgages
upon real properly IN the District Of Columbia,
in sums Of eooC to $50. 900
s.vv pvpor,r pcxps
I.,.ns.si.. - S,-.i, ,,,,, A.. .,-.,... -.
~. O. -. -. SSs.s. - 80, =.
.I.-s,. $3.50. ~, ~. 80. ,,l1;as - 49,.
r. 49, go.
In our new ..Clarks Drop-sfll Vault cths
latest and only one Of its exact pattern yet
built) we have a number of safe boxes for rent.
,ss,.,~,-, ~, nrox,
This company viii act - assignee or re-
,..cs.n.. .ss .a.r',..,.,s. .s.S..., go.
.ccouo, m ali ..,sts ana r.h,ii,ie. snail
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MAJ. DANIEL n. BASH, paymaster, has been
placed on the retired list, having reached the
age Of siIty-two years.
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RsoLD BELMA PURE RYE WHISKY

K<sREcoRD
ON
RAMBLER
June 22-FORD'S HILL, one Of the steepest
In Philadelphia, climbed FOUR TIMES with
ont dsnount by JOHN A WELLS on
PNEUMATIC RAMBLER. Breaks all pre-
tious records Only six men have even
surinounted the hill.
0ORMULLY h JEFFERY MFG. CO..
3y6 1926 I4,h st. NV
ETYPEwRITER PROCESS
~ The money making circular.
BOOK ANDJ0B PRINTING.
The best for same money.
BYRON s. ADAMS.
Telephone $50. ljy6I 5l2 18th st. NV.
lover THERE" IN ROSSLYN VA
- where the great Pennsylvania Railroad
company VIII soon TX its terminal Tor business you
who read this ad.. il You want to enter into busi
ness. should at once select your stand.
FRANCIS HUFTY has a map Of lover there" ant
will gladly show you the property.
T6 Can at 18th and SITS.
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BLOODSHED AT HOMESTEAD.
Three Hundred Pfn<erton Men Driven
From the Steel Works.

Three Hundred Pfnkerton Men Driven
From the Steel Works.
PIrrsBURo, Pa. July 6.-At an early hour
this morning 800 Pinkerton detectives
arrived in Pittsburg from the east. They were
quietly marched to the Monongahela river,
where they were loaded on barges and shipped
to Homestead at 2:15. The news Of their ar
rival spread rapidly, and when the steam tug
Tide towing barges arrived there were 5000
people wa Ieg to meet them. As soon as the
Pinkertons attempted to land they were met by
o firm refusal from the men and battle fol-
lowed.
TWO woRKMEN SHOT.
The Pinkertons opened fire and at the first
volley two workmen fell. This enraged the
crowd and they bore down on Pinkertons
with resistless force. Nobody stopped 10 in
quire whether the new corners were deputy
sheriffs, Pinkerton detectives or non-union
lsborers. After the exchange Of shots the crowd
grouped on the bank, fell back and climbed
over the heap Of rubbish, rushed toward the
big trestles leading to the Pemicky railroad
bridge Probably 300 Of the men stood their
ground and returned desuitory fire with their
revoivers at the invaders. These shots did
little or no apparent damage and the band,
finding their weapons ineffective, slowly fell
back before tho withering fire Of the Win
chesters.
The first shot of the engagement came from
the barge. 1t was aimed at big Hungarian
who stood at the waters edge. The ball went
wide Of the human target, but it was the signal
| to the Pinkerton men 10 begin and for . fun
ten minutes they continued to FIRE.
FIRST ONE TO FALL
The first man to fall was Martin Merry, q
heater in one Of the mills. He was shot in the
left side and fell face downward on . pile Of
ashes. Close beside Merry stood . big Hun
garian. He stopped over Merry's PROSTATE
body, and as he was in the set of raising him be
staggered. and an instant later fell by the side
Of his comrade.
This bloody spectacle reused the dropping
spirits Of the crowd, and with = hoarse cheer
half dozen men rushed to the place where
Merry and the Hungarian lay. They picked
MP the bodies and carried them behind the
trestle. One Of the rescuers, Welshman, who
refused to give his name, wss shot In the left
leg Just a. he raised Merry's head from
| the ground Merry and the Hungarian were
carried over the trestle work 10 the Peemickee
tracks and then taken TO the ONCE Of DR..
Purman on Dixon street. The doctor, after q
hasty examination, announced that both men
would probably die.
Five more Of the strikers were wounded and
two Of them very ssriously. but they were
spirited away by their friends and Il was i'm
possible to get their names. The shoe Of
ths striksu were also well aimed, - four Pink
srtous are reported danssrcusly wounded
THE ALAKM.
II vas exactly Z o'clock when the steamer and
bargss were sighted BY the watchers gathered
on the river bank . mile below the town.
Directly The hsst was sshtsd, three mssaenssrs,
each mounted ON fresh horsss. Started
for HOMESTEAD, shouting - they vent
IN advaaes Il ~ dsssdsd ssxsss.
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In the prsssucs Of 5000 Il ohsrtsr Ok Para,
Hartford, Monday, p. i. Dsrloo Of the Man
haitian Athletic Club Of New York broke tn
worlds bieycls record for K mile, mailing d.
tancs In - IS ssesndA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R-aSMASoNIC.-A SPECIAL COMNUNICA-
ton Of Lafayette Lodge, No. TO- F. A. A NJ
vii s he held At Masonic Temple WEDNESDAY, July
N; NJ degrees. By order Of the W ~
1t II. s. MERRILL, Sec,y
49, woMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
49, Union. Regular Gospel meeting at Hope
aud Help Mission. ?2''is ST. NV. THURSDAY. .
D. m. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Is ALL WE ASK.

RSCOST Is ALL WE ASK
Let us have the cost of making.
1t IL all rec asst. The stock must
be converted into cash. Our
large force OF tailors must be re-
tanned and kept busy. as we shall
need them badly when get in
new< building. cor. 12th and
SITS. NV. These few items
Illustrate the deepness Of the
cuts:
Sc Trousarings now "a. rs.
IS Trouserings now &C. 21.
80 Trouserings now SO. 10
$40 Trouserings now 81. 25.
S25 Suitings now 80. So
$50 Suitinys now 81. SO.
ALI else proportionately.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Cor. 9th and SITS. INV. ty6
NSOUR SH.S5 SUIT SALE CONTINUES
49, one week longer. They comprise the finest
qualities Tweed, Serge Black and Fancy Cheviots
than Is asked.
SC. that were IS. Is g. IS &c. g and s.. now sell
ing at ~ until the last pair is gone.
.e25-2w Manufacturing Tailois and Ciothiers.
KESMENBERs s6 SE THE RocHDALE
in S sds .spn H F.se eS
offices anl yards are situated at 9TH and Nd
and sos B st. will be pleased to receive your
~ JOHN KENNEDY,
Coal Dealer.
Tel call-1733 and 1893 jy5-5t'
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FINANCIAL.

FIDELITY
BUILDING, IlpAN AND INVESTMENT ASSO-
CITATION OF WASHINGTON, D. c..
OFFICES: 9l3. 9l6 and pl8 ST. NV.
To those desiring liberal and safe investment We
commend our q per cent 5-ysar Coupon Certificates
&c Per Cent psid on REGULAR Deposits.
You borrow u. 600 from US on Eea. Estate
Security and pay back at the Of e13 per MONTH
Offers unprecedented opportunity for Investments.
combined with absolute security. 5000 shares In
force
STOCK 81 PER SHARE
MATURING IN 102 MONTHS
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF 900.
All money secured by best real estate Loans made
under the personal inspection Of the officers Of the
association Safety guaranteed Your correspon dence
solicited Circulars and other Information Office
HARRISON DINGMAN. .Presiden
ANDREW WALL Vice President and Manager
ALoNZ0 TwEEDALE. Secretary
GEORGE GIBSON. Treasurer
EDW. s. YORK;. Manager Of Loan Department
GEO. W. LEACH. Asst. Manager Loan Department
j. L. ......-.. Attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

WILL SELL AT PAR A LIMITED NUMBER OF
nxy< morfAse 81. 600 per sold bearing bonds
ssued By the Beach CompanY Of thsctty Of
At The enc q he Nsssansls IrHs Snd Deposit Com
bonds oder unusually safe and splendid irtsrSst-
paying investment. the same being s9cursd by nr1s
uoregAre upon the entire property OF the company.
unhesAffngay recommend the for the sttsntson
q sxecosors Of estates guardians and those destx1pe
join Z. wAaeAMAS.
5e291m 100 lAth 81. nv.
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IT,, c,,,-,-,. .nd,soa Coal pssis,.
fore ezistinE between John v; BURT.
sgsI IL MA BUFF Hn sss
egisy q 4sshinEton. District q colu%s.s,- e
. .'''' ,'' '''''' ! $ i s s8EE#
Washington. PC, July /. 1882.
III. .. sfSs fRsss Ss Is by As l. recon.
nHsS BY me at the same D,Hsfsst h hTla Bur- n~
ssSs s.s. sissa sser'
.,,,m. o.rD! FL 7: =. s$ - Builder I.
E<H1p Il MfSgE kNS PUBLISHER
r..pAon. ER' SH ia; rs JOB il5 s'Pf ST.
F~DR. F. <. D0OLEY HAS REMOVED HIS
q g %: 1853 sane street !sos i4sS and corcorsnS.
y ssns, s aras
E@'oHN J. oosT1NEaTT.o or
ARMY AND n sRsa Ss9ijass oSSursirrrn
a's s Ip SGssr' % up Fits
r.
L. D. BARR. I'LL Pennsylvania ave-
Suits from s35 up.
Trousers from go up.
Low prices from this date with hsh-Rrsds art ia29
E~MANTEELs AED1R9Ns,, FENDERs.
~ Crates Wrousht-iron Gas Fixtures. &C.
SHs s sRse $50 18th 81.
MICHIGAN HARDWOOD REFRIaERA-
s4a
PISS } aRa P r ave.
ErHE MODEL rA1IoRs'
SNYDER WOOD.
40 Eleventh stree: northwest.
Best M.terial-First-classw ork-F.ir Prices. tyI.lm
EsEoosD sE II THz
CARROLL COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssOCIA-
TON now open for subscription.
Shares. 81. so pr month.
$1,000 in full advanced on each share.
First payment FRIDAY. July s. 1892. 623 ST. n. W.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Vice Prss s Bsschsf. sos Northern Lib
SohR GarisS Bureau q Engraving and Printing.
5. W sissratI. 99s ION st. NV
Attorney v. sohon. Room o. roudan Build
fss y'ssH n Si HSpq sls 81 tlssnss
John : BrsdI, 10! ,ols : 5 s. 81 n' s.w.
R q SFaF Msp S ih e. Room , p.,.n,
K,0SNoTISE TO THE DENTISTS OF THE
The board Of dental examiners appointed by the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia herewith
proved June s. 1sg as Concern persops Sesirnx 20
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Coxv1xcrse REAsoxs

Coxy1ScIya Ry,soxs
Why Cooperative Town Company Stock is the best
investment ON the Washington market today;
pr'aS~ iA.se returns Anu It's 'Aue Is
-. -. -, ~, ~ 49, :.
vain. BY the completion of the Bristol and yz.be
ton railroad
Because the enterprise is no longer an experiment.
oe'A well es'apiisned ano prosperous ousiness-
:" -no in'eAis III ''ien'is guar
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~MONEY TO LOAN AT AND PER
49, cent on improved or uninproved property
i' 3sis 'Isn' RSRssYw. BOWLING. Gle 81. NV
~SMILL1ONs HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR
Washington friends for Cassard's Fine Hams
and Boneless Bscon when they were not Casaards At
Acnlty and have finally adopted blue oval tin tAs,
WIN our name pfinted on II N wh,te wnich Is aM1eo
Don't be deceived Insist upon having only good. With
this tar attached TO them .al5-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

TEE NATIONAL SAFE DEposrr.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
Ofthe District of Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act of Congress.
jan. 1857. and acts of Oct. 1890. and Feb. 1892
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Acts Is Sscusor. administrator. guardian Of the
estates Of Minors committee of the estates Of unascs
receiver. assignee and executes trusts OF any and
every description
Wills prepared by a competent attorney. who il In
company is named executor or trustee.
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
SILVER WARE AND vALUABLEs of all descrip.
ton packed in trunks or boxes received for deposit
in capacous vaults Of unsurpassed drynsss and secur
fly at moderate cost.
RENTS SAFES FROM Is TO s1e5 EACH PER
ANNUM. ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES C. GLOVER, First Vice President
JAMES y. JOHNSTON, Second Vice Prea
THOMAS r. JONES, Third Vice Pres.
hb bEAff z s h1sss fsssiri sssr...
Directors
BENJAMIN P. Snyder Zenss c. Robbins
Albert L SturtevAnt Andrew Wylie
George H. Plant, Matthew q. Emery.
Lewis Clephaue, Charles A. James
Henry A. Willard, j.. Francis Riggs,
James N. Johnston. Charles G. Glover,
r. Ross Perry. John G. Parke.
Thomas hyde, John r. RodYerA
William z. Clark, Thomas r. Jonea ,eo9
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TIE Households VINO Has Pua-
CHASED A HOME UPON INsTALLMENTs
GLoRIEs IN HIS INVESTMENT, AND WITH
REASON. TOO, THOUGH BOUND DOWN BY THE
MEMORABLE RULES WHICH GOVERN ALL
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
WHY SHOULD he HESITATE TO FURNISH
THAT HOME
UPON CREDIT.
SEEING THAT QUA
sYsrfM---
FAvORs HIS ENTERPRISE By AN IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY OF EVERY ARTICLE NECESSARY TO
his FAMILYs COMFORT. BURDEN1Na HIM
WITH
NO TAXES.
NO INSURANCE.
NO INTEREST.
NO CONvEYANCINa.
NO IRoNcLAD MORTGAGES
IF BE But SHARE WITH US SMALL poR-
TON OF his
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS,
THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM Is OPEN
TO ALL
RELIABLE HoUsEKEEPERs.
HoCsE b HERlIANNS
CASH AND CREDIT HoUsKA
gl7. s19. y21 AND US 7TH 81.
y2 CSC MASS. AVE NV.
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= SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ stated eS@mun,e alton W %,a bs held :, the
hyEsfse july y 9sa E 81 oslois. h @ols.
'nt g sr'e BY 0 FsED E. TaskEn secretary
9sPIRITUALIsM- MIR AND MRS. PER-
,o sY Hal. tes sesnse sEnAY
slsss Tiii meet rHUksbaY. Mrs: PEkkiSs as.iS.
ths sSSwa aon TN
Washington for the election Of directors will be he,d
e ths Se Si Of he ssSpPsnS No 9ls
0 i5i:id I'm NOBLE L: LAs sssr..s;,y.
K-oFF1cE METRWSro 1Il. ,; 3. CO.,
,b sots 1, ssrsSy given that the annual meeting
th,s eonpany will b held at this Office WEDNEs
The polls will be 0 geo rT W Sei rrTs,dsn,
MMc :; WILSON. Secretary and Treasurer.
- stockholders Of the Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company will be held at the ONCE OF
from snntf no Election q airs:tarss aud
such business as properly before ssoekholders
J. 5. PITCHER sec'y. a. 'i'"oi ie:sawSse asnIi
DISSOLUTION oFPARTNfRsH1P. THE
HsSs fogp ps hsrss9fors existing between
q Co. and doing cuisines. .ss
z: ave nv this city as dealers in liau9rs: tobacco
mutual e. .s ahY
n
asm and are authorized to collect and receipt for all
HENRIETTA RICHARD.
July 1. 1902. l,y1-e..l FDWIhp RICHARD.
Once corner 10Th and = sta NV ~
cdsDoS gst sand dss q
siststs At reduced prices before prices advance.
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II was exactly O'Clock when the steamer and
bargss we're sighted by the watchers gathered
On the river bank mile below the town.
Directly The hsst wss deAtsd, three usasenssrs,
ssch mounHsd ON frssh hossss. Started
for Homestead, shouting - they vent
IN advaaes Il ~ drsadsd bs<ss.
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uenrrxG WITH FrkE.

sucesssfui Aftsmpss 10 Drive ehs P1sk9-
toas Away.
HoxEsrEAD. PA, July 9, io3o an--Ts
battle at Homestead mill continusA Ths
Pinkertous have made two attempts 70 land,
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DEPOSITS
Interest is paid upon deposits. which ere sub
ject to check without notice. Organizations.
societies. corporations and institutions will
be Trcstiy benefited by depOs.ting their
funds with me company and thus earning in
terest-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

RSDCRING THE IL. A. w."MEET-Juiv 49,
~ 10 and s0-you'l II get acquainted with riders
from all over the country. Fancy yourself attired
rtdicule. Why not brush up now, while the prices
are in your fsy3ri Bicycle Suits Of stockinet;e in
Suite. Caps, sweaters. Stockings. Shoes, &c.
large variety at 7Ytdpv prices.
B. II. STINEMETZ Il SONS.
n. fr6
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no W. C0RSON JNO. W. NACARTyEY
Member ". T. Stock IL.
CoRsoN 4 NAcARTNLY,
SSLpvEk sqILpIs0. l419f ST Nv.
Depoqtts- Exchanee. LoanA CollectonsL
kalrosd Seocn and Beads and all sscuritiss listed
epd Baltimore bought end cold
Aspeciaity made Of inv eecufftea District
Bonds and al local RAroad Ca Inslrsncs and Tsls-
phone Stoeh dealt in
WEST END NATIONAL BANK
wv. & RILEY. President.
ccarRfEkkss PpoX VT rsss'dsns
DIRECTORS;
mo II. Nagruder. Courad Becker
u n Cru1m.nra gno, y vogt
Cha ThomsA A. p. Fsrdon-
SEQ. L knnonA Henry G. Winshfp
L r. Iuftjs. ~ Gee. A. McrlhsnnY
z. G. sseysnA 81 6oldsborouSh
z D. Wssco1 ". r. Wilcox
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
THE new READING CLERK.


There is a reading clerk in the Senate now.
Heretofore the task Of reading has been divided
between Secretary McCook, Chief Clerk John
son and Principal Legislative Clerk Gilfry; in
future the work will be done by Mr.. Charles s.
Martin of Kansas. The appointment, which
was made yesterday, is the result of a COMPETE
tive examination. Mr.. Martin is well known in
Washington, he having been chief clerk Of the
last House of Representatives.
WHY THE DEFICIENCY BILL FAILED.
Representative Bailey of Texas was at the Cap
itol yesterday. Had he been absent the def
cheney bill would probably have passed the
House. During the debate on the measure Mr..
Bailey was silent, but the opportunity to say
mo quorum was too much for him. The
House adjourned without action on the meas
ure.
THREE ALLIANCE BILLS.
Representative Otis Farmers alliance) of
Kansas is the author of three bills introduced
in the House yesterday, the first of which
places lumber on the free list; the second is to
limit the compensation Of government officials
to not exceeding $4,000 per annum, and the
third to abolish the Office of Postmaster Gen.
eral and create that of secretary of Transporter
ton.