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A Virtual Extension Of the Latin
Union Proposed.
TRYING TO FORM A FRENCH MINISTRY.
God Discoveries in Missouri Cause
Excitement.
COTTON DROPS THIRTY POINTS
THE SILVER QUESTION.
Efforts OF the Monetary Conference Dele.
gates to Come to an Agreement.

Efforts Of the Monetary Conference Dele
gates to Come to an Agreement.
BRussELs. Dec. a-when the international
monetary conference resumes it's sittings to-
morrow the first matter requiring settlement
will be whether the report 81 the committee ap-
pointed TO consider the Rotchschild plan shall
be further debated the proposals Of the
American delegates proceeded with.
II. despite the adverse ueport 10 the COM
mittee. the full conference adopts the Roths-
child plan. a number Of the delegates will want
l6 at the latest IL an adjournment il taken IL
is doubtful II there will lie full attendance
when the sittings are resumed in January.
PROPOSED INTERNAuoSsL UNION.
Contrary TO expectation. the special commit
tee on the Rothschild and other plans will meet
again to discuss the proposal OF the Danish
delegate. Toitgen. who proposes to consti-
tute an international union for the set
tlement of the silver question. The delegates
representing this union 20 fiN the relative
value of gold and silver based ON the
average price OF silver recorded in London
during the year preceding the foundation of
the union. The countries belonging 20 the
union are 60 have unlimited power to coin sill
yer coins of the value of five francs or one do
lar or four shillings, which shall be- a legal ten
der in the countries in which they are
coined. committee representing three
/ or five states is TO watch the course %
the silver market and should the market fal
/ 5 per cent below the rate previously hNed ac-
/ cording TO the average IN London for the pre-
vious six months. the committee NAV summon
the conference 20 decide whether there snouli
| be a recoinage. Each bank OF issue l. 70 he
entitled to hold portion Of IL reserve in sill
yer coin Of any country belonging 70 the union
and can demand 10 be Reimbursed IN gold bv
the country issuing the com after siN or twelve
months notice.
The proposal is tantamount 10 a general en-
\ tension of the Latin union. II h. understood
| that an important speech will be delivered in
| behalf of the American delegation at the meet
| ing of the conference tomorrow
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proceedings with prayer. Then the credentials
of Mr.. Proctor of Vermont for Mr.. Edmunds'
unexpired term and for a new term from the
4th of March next were presented by Mr.. Nor
rill and the oath of Office was administered to
Mr.. Proctor.
The usual resolution directing the secre-
tary to notify the House of the Senate g
being in session and for the appointment Of a
committee to wait on the President and inform
him that Congress is ready to receive any COM
munication he may desire to make we're agreed
to, and then Mr.. Sherman proposed an adjourn
ment on the ground that, according to the pub
lie press the Presidents message would not be
ready till tomorrow.
Mr. Harris expressed doubt as to the reliance
to be placed on the public press, and suggested
a recess instead of an adjournment, and as Mr..
Sherman assented to that suggestion the Sem
ate at 12:15 took a recess till pm.
On reassembling at 1 O'Clock the Senate re-
ceived a message from the House Of Repre-
sentatives, by Mr.. Kerr, its clerk, announcing
that quorum had appeared and thatit was ready
to proceed to business: also that Messrs.
Springer, Forney and ONeill had been ap-
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exhibits on the desks Of Senators about balanced
each other and were more profuse than per-
haps ever before. Senators greeted each other
with the old-time warmth
Among the Senators whose desks were espe-
cially noticeable on account of the beau
tiful flowers which rested upon
them were Messrs. Blackburn, Vest,
Vance, Cockrell, Pasco. Manderson,
Wolcott, Hansbrough. Mcmillan, Gallinger,
Dolph. German, washburn, Pettigrew, Hig-
gins. Teller, Proctor, Call, Voorhees, and
Mitchell.
The attendance of Senators was large number
ing some seventy. Among the absentees were
Mr.. Kenna CIV. Va.), still confined to his house
in this city by illness; Mr.. Gibson Ia). dan
gerously i'll at Hot Springs. Ark; Mr.. Colquitt
(Ga. }, who has not yet sufficiently recovered
from his attack of last summer to come to
Washington. and Messrs. Jones New and
Allison Qowa), who are in attendance as dele
gates to the silver convention at Brussels.
Neither of the New York Senators was present.
The total number of absentees was eighteen.
They were Messrs. Allison, Colquitt, Gibson
(La.), Gibson (Md.), Gray, Hswley, Hill,
Hiscock, Irby, Jones (Nev.) Kenna, Perkins.
Ransom, Sanders, Squire, Stanford, Turpie and
Warren.
VICE PRESIDENT MoRToNs GAvEL.
Vice President Morton called the Senate to
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MAY HAVE To TRY AGAIN.
President Carnot May Ask Bri-.on to Make
Another Irort.

PARIS. Dec. 5.-President Carnot is said to
be in quandary. and all kinds Of rumors are
aflost, while the public ferment and uneasiness
are increasing at a rate that seems to involve
some danger Of disorder. From Brussels comes
the news that President Csrnot has telegrnphed
to ex-Finance Minister Tirard. now French
delegate to the international monetary confer
ence, TO come home and form a ministry.
NJ. Loubet. the former prime minister. had q
long interview with President Carnot this
morning and consented 20 accept portfolio IL
a cabinet is formed bv VI. Deville. who il ap-
pears Is ayerse 10 undertaking the formatboa n
OF a ministry.
This afternoon IL was announced that both
NJ. Deville and NJ. Loubet have refused TO
undertake the formation of a cabinet
IL is now expected that President Carnot will
be obliged TO again summon VI. Brisson or NJ.
Ribot TO form a ministry
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CONGRESS C0NVENES
Both Branches of the National Legis-
lature Assemble.
A VERY LIGHT ATTENDANCE.
Scenes and Incidents Attending the
Opening.
A BRIEF SESSION
Both Senate and House Adjourn
Until Tomorrow.
SENATE.

beautiful, bright, sunny day gave an added
attraction to that which usually draws crowds
to witness the opening OF new session Of Con-
gress. Public curiosity at the fact that the ses-
sion which opens today is TO close party
dynasty existing for over a generation was
another motive for the presence of crowds in
the galleries of the Senate chamber
and in the adjoining halls and
corridors. There we're no outward
manifestations of triumph or dependency over
the results Of the recent election. but the floral
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HOUSE.

beautiful crisp winter day ushered in the
second session Of the Fnty-second Congress,
and long before the hour of noon spectators be-
gan TO arrive ct the House wing of the Capitol
in order to secure advantageous seats in the
galleries. Members also began to arrive early
and the scene presented on the Aoor was .
lively and busting one.
Condolences - well - congratulations we're
the order Of the day, and political friend and foe
greeted one another with every manifestation Of
personal good feeling. or course, the demo
czats were moro jubilaut than their defeated
antagonists, but ths latter wsce not to - oat-
Doe n ths matter of 5oll1ty, and sn1lingly -
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DIGGING GOLD IN MISSOURI.
Great Excitement and Much Valuable Ore
Being Taken Out.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec. 5.-The gold excite
ment in the Sni hills. east Of here. continues at
a high pitch. Outbound trains carry hundreds
of persons who are going to prospect in an en-
deavor TO locate a claim.
Several hundred tons OF valuable were
taken out yesterday and it all showed the same
high grade as in former tests.
Several of the Sni farmers are devout menu
bers Of the Holiness Band or Church Of Sancti-
fication Yesterday they gathered on the edge
of the property in which the best ore has been
found and, calling a meeting 20 order. held "A
long religious service. imploring Divine bless
ings upon the gold hunters and PRAYING for
continued success in the search for mineral
wealth.
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On THE RETIRED LIsr.-Gen. Beekman Du
Barry, commissary general Of the army, and
Col. Anthony Heger of the medical department
were today placed on the retired list on account
of age.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign W. B. Whittelsey to
the training ship. Richmond, 23d instant. En-
sign F. L. Chaplin. from the coast survey
steamer Patterson, on January 2 next and
granted three months leave. Ensign ]. Z.
Seymour, to hold himself in readiness for
orders to the Machias
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Cen. Rosecr.ns' Condition Cr,tic.I

The condition of Gen. Rosecrans, register of
the treasury, has within the past forty-eiRht
hours become quite serious.
consultation Of physicians was held on Sat-
urday, and as . result his son-in-law, Gov. Toole
e Montana, was telegraphed for and is.now en-
route to Washington. The general returned from
Fortress Monroe on the 26d ultimo sliRhtly i'm
proved in health, but for . week past he has
been steadily failing. Nervous prostration and
heart weakness, due to natural decay Of the
vital forces, sum up the generals condition. :
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JUDGMENTS BY THE CoURr OF CIAIMs-The
Court Of Claims today rendered judgments in
favor Of the claimants in about thirty Indian
depreciation cases. among them P. r. Tully of
Tully Ochoe for s15.2l5: Stephen Stanley,
$I2. 1886; D. F. q P. F. Bradford, 81 $40; Jas
Whitehead, S7,IO0
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New BASK.-The following application for
authority to organize q national bank has been
filed with the controller: The Isbell National
Bank Of Talladega. Ala, by Isbell & Co., TaIla-
dega, Ala, and their associates
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JERSEY MURDERERs sENrENCED.
The Penalty Of Death Pronoanced on rwo
Criminals.

JERSEY CRY. n. j., Dec. a-Edward Hal
linger, colored, the murderer Of his mistress.
was sentenced in the Hudson county court
house today to be hanged on December a.
TRENroS, N. j., Dec 5.-John Koccis. Who
Was found guilty few days ago Of killing his
mistress, Mary Magolis, on July 8, was ssn-
tenced by Judge scudder In the Mercer county
court this morning 10 be hanged on Fob
runEy 10, 1092. Counsel for ~ defsndsd
naa vilappsal - - chancellor fer wEts =
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FINANCIAL.

NEW BUILDING Association
The second monthly meeting Of the Mutual Serial
Building Association will be held st. Dominics
Hall. corner 9th and sts s.w. MONDAY, Decem-
Der 3. at 30 pm.
SHARES 81 PER MONTH
At the first meeting advances were made eighteen
shares of 500 each. amounting to So GOO for Q
monthly payment of s3f.
Persons who have obtained loans from other asso-
Citations or elsewhere and whose payments are bur
densOe would do well to Join this association and
cure loan at reduced payments. Interest allowed
on Withdrawals and settlements at the rate of 6per
cent per annum- Interest at the rate allowed
on sums of 500 or more paid in advance.
Dues may be paid to Geo x. Petty, treasurer, At
johnson Brothers. 1905 ST. W.. any time during
the month.
ELLERY J. BURTT.
]. J. DERMODY President
Secretary. u26-St
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SENATOR GrBsoN,s CONDITION.

Barely Alive at Noon and Not Expected %
survive the Day.
Hor SPRINGS, ARK, Dec. 5.-Senator Gibson
is barely alive, which is all that can be said Of
his condition up to noon today. His doctors
do not think he can possibly live throughout
the day
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GETTING IN SHAPE.

pointed to Join the Senate committee to notify
the President that Congress was ready to re-
ceive message.
At 1:30 Senators Hale and German appeared
and Mr.. Hale reported that they had performed
the duty assigned them.
The President had responded that he would
send a message in writing to Congress at the
beginning Of tomorrow's session. Thereupon
the Senate, on motion of Mr.. Sherman (rep,
Ohio) adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

Escaped From the Insane Asylum.
Henry W. Nicholson. who was arrested some
days ago ON . charge Of carrying pistol and
who was sent over to st. Elissbeth's nom he
Police Court, escaped from that institutSon
this morning The police have been rsqusstsd
- look cut Tor hin,
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Mr.. Hilliard is eighty-five years old. Mr..
Hilliard was elected to Congress before the war
= whig, Was made minister 20 Belgium by
President Tyler, served q member Of the
confederate congress, after the an
independent, both in Georgia and Ala-
bama, and was defeated both times. He was
made minister to Brazil under President Hayes.
Since that time he has been living in Atlanta
Pen Pictures" I" has been largely circulated His
death 10 hourly expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

MOVEMENT OF SILvER.-The issue OF standard
silver dollars from the mints and treasury
Offices during the week ended December last
aggregated $3.50, ,474 and during the correspond
ing period of last year amounted to S525, $50
The shipment of fractional silver coin for the
month Of November was 81, ,196, ,222, and from
the LIST to the Sd instant, Sl59, ,583
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

The MESSAGE CoMPLErED.-The Presiden,
today concluded his work upon his message to
Congress. 1t will be transmitted tomorrow.
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The military reservation of Fort Thomas,
Arizona, has been turned over by the War De-
partment to the Secretary Of the Interior.
The reservation comprises 10, 4S7 acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

CONTRACT AwARpED.-The contract for the
construction Of public building at Worcester,
Mass. has been awarded to the Vermont Mar
BILE Company Of Proctor, Vt. at its bid of
$50, ,602.
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The only callers who saw the President today
were Senator Aldrich and Assistant Secretary
Gear.
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TO FAST FOR SCIENCE.
A Fifty-Day Experiment to BE Tried for m
Ohio University.

CLEVELAND, ONO. Dec. 5.-Mr. Arthur
wiullmeau began his fifty days fast today un-
der the auspices Of the Western Reserve Uni
versity Medical School wiullmeau for weeks
las been in careful training and If no uner-
pected trouble arises will enter the fast with a
BODY well prepared. The fast will take place in
the Y. NJ. c. A. building and the entire medical
faculty Of the Western Reserve University Was
present TO see the fasters condition at the
start.
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The Report That the Anticipation BilI Would
Pass Today Causes a Psnic.


Pass Today Causes a Panic.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The cotton market was
wild at the opening and prices we're 80 points
down on a report that the anti-option
bill would come up today and be passed
by Congress. Prices rallied 10 points
on local covering. but went of again
when Liverpool closed at Cal points, wrh
the market az noon feverish and unsettled at
26a27 points below Saturday. Sales 10000
bales. port receipts and limited for today
SO. .OG0 bales. for the week at 245.000 bales and
at the interior IS 600 bales
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No News Of Hippolyte,s As....

No News Of Hippolyte's Assassination.
At the State Department today it was stated
that no news had been received there Of the re-
ported assassination Of Hippolyte, the president
of Haiti.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ws.ss Sh.Ss aSR 81 SSssi1 sna i,
sosi. hos1 Ds to II ksOSS,y
dsyS,sns ssTSss & song Led SSIiss
JESSE AGRfBTT sS0h Free to TO a. Il 81 supssy pss
school workers of every church. IT,
F5id essgAa essgs.,v. baaH OF %
MONDAY D'''pSsF T. . rH6MPggos 4 MfPgo Il seer...ry
E~A SPECIAL. CoMMgNICAI1oN OF FED.
masonic fenpis H I ,s. Ss held
sTss bIsih.5p lodges frassrnss invited s
n5-s. WIN. H. PROCTOR. Secretary
R~PROsPECT HILL CEMETERY
All lot and grave owners Of Prospect Hill Cemetery
hoas s ho,ed ac to @ sepd an extra
FsSSaas a; s6hss Dis@er end % no nj sas8
z ssaTs
K-oFFtsGiER siRsHcr SE TIE HYTV4I ~ FIRE IN
Policy holders are hereby notied to renew their in
ber 1891 for the yesr 1881 Please attend ID to your
renewals before the last lew and thus avoid the
'Tssd Ssoist j. WESLEY BorErEs; sssE.s.ry
E~D1yIDEND NOTICE.
NJ. :, ,.vsI washington i D. C.. December l. 1892
ses 9 PaS eIPsi
out OF Its net earnings and will be payable at its Office
lOO1 +, cor. 10th ST. n. W. on SATURDAY. December
81, iSe2 TO all stockholders Of record Monday. De-
cember o. 1892
Books for the transfer Of stock will be closed on
1892, both dates included
By order of the Board Of Directors.
- J. AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, President.
W. MOSBY WILLIAMS. Treasurer. d5. g. 122
R~THE BLIZZARD.
An adjustable ice creeper for horses. Three
sizes Fit any shoe Any one can mt on
Set 90. Extra calks 20 cents set
Agency with j. B. KENDALL,
d5-1m 6lS Penn. ave- NV.
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"Mr. Blaine is very much better, indeed TO-
day" was the answer made at the door of his
residence when STAR reporter inquired as to
Mr.. Blaine's health this afternoon.
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BURIAL CERTIFICATES.

BURIAL CERTIFICATES
All persons who NAV be called on to bury member
OF the family friend respectfully invited to
cal at the Office Of the Co-operstve Burial Associa-
ton. No 1915 l4th street northwest. and examine
our certihc tes representing fifty and one-hundred
dollar funerals
Certificates draw per cent interest and are trans
ferable 10 any Examine and be convinced of
your interest in the matter.
S. II. HINES. President,
n233m 1915 14th ct. Z.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HsALL STEAM FILTERS AND STEAM
49, htters' helpers invited to attend an open
meeting at their hall. 737 7th ST.. WEDNESDAY,
EVENING. December z, 1892 d3I3ts
K~NoTICE-T ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders of the Swiss Steam Laundry
Company will be held on TUESDAY. the 18th in
slant, at Harper's Ferry W. Va. for the election
of ve 5 directors and the transaction Of amy other
business that may properly come before the meeting
I, -. WESTON, T. T. ROESSLE.
Secy. and Treas. fd3-1Otl Il Pres.
K@SN0TICE;-:TH ANNUAL MEETING OF
- the stockholders Of the Masonic Hall Asso-
ciaon Of the District Of Columbia for the election Of
directors, sc. will be held in Room No. l. National
Union building , els F St, MONDAY EVENING.
20 to o'clock NOBLE D. LARNER.
d2-J Secretary
R~YOU CAN ENJOY 1T.
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modern Typewriter The SMITH
PREMIER is the fully up to
date. ;" having more modern improve
ments than all others together. It saves
labor. time. trouble. even money, for,
although Its price Is the same the other
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ter made than the rest.
HENRY A. CLARKE SON. Agents. 935 Est d3
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Ex-MISIsrER HILLIARp DYING.

He Held for Yeap q Prominent Place In
Southern Politics
ATLANTA. GA, Dec. 5.-Henry W. Hilliard.
one Of the best known men in the south, is
dying Of old age at his residence on Peachtree
street. His home is that of the late Journalist,
Henry W. Grady.
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8 Pen Cent Bosps.
eIo TO s1oO. PAYABLE IN 5 YEARS.
INTEREST QUARTERLY
The Industrial Savings ana Loan Assocfa-
ton of the District Of Columbia Is issuing
an Per cent interest bearing bond In de-
nominations from $40 TO 500 These bonds
sre secured by Real Estate. Investments.
Deeds of Trust, Investment Companies
stock and other good securities.
The INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AsSo-
CIATION. 1900 ST. NV.
Capital. go. 600. Organized July 1. 1887.
JOHN II. sOULE. President.
A. y. CHILDS, Vice President.
THOs. q. HENSEY. Secretary and Manager.
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK, Depository.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN H. SOULE. THOS. @. BENSEY.
A 7. CHILDS. L. d. LANDON.
oel2-eo2m q. II. RIDENOUR
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c. I. HAvESSER,
Member Washington Stock Exchange,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Rooms and IL. Atlantic Building.
$50 ST. n W.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash OF
margin.
Cotton bought and sold in New York New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS.
J. s. Bache Co., New York Stock Exchange
Lehman Bros, New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman Stern Co. New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
Ia-Dson Bros. X Co., Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires to New York. Chicago and New Or
leans. Telephone. 453 Jel7-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, 81 ,039, PAS; customs, S66S, ,05s.
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AND THAT'S THE REASON WHY
By q stroke of fortune we're able to get hold
OF slot Of Fine Blue and Black Diagonal wors
teds at our own price. which enables us to lower
the price to our patrons without lowering our
high standard of tailoring. In other words q
coat and vest which ordinarily would cost $35
vhile these fabrics hold out only &s5.
OWEN. the Tailor.
423 nth STREET NV d5
R~G GLASS BUSINESS DONE RIGHTLY
~ We deal chiefly with architects con-
tractors builders and painters yet we have
many other patrons. If you are contem-
plating building tell your architect or
builder to have us submit a bid to furnish
the glass. Well serve you RIGHT furnish
the ri0ht glass. do the work right, at the
right time. at right prices.
CHAS. E. HODGKIN,
Expert Handler Of Plate Glass"
e13 7th st. NV. d5
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FINANCIAL

Tn WAsHrseros LOAN AND TRUs1
ooMPASY.
GRANITE BUILDING. NINTH AND + SITS.
CASH CAPITAL 81. 100000
PAYS INTEREST on DEPOSITS
DOES ALL KINDS OF TRUST BUSINESS.
HAVE roc MADE YOUR WILLS
II not eonsult with this Company. One Of
It's aftornsys trus, onseer always pressnt
durins once hours
BRAINARD H. WARNER,
ash President
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THE OHIO NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
i Corner 10Th and @ SITS. NV.
Capital 900, ,0O0.)
WILL ISSUE CERTIFICATES AND PAY INTER
EST ON TIME DEPOSITS.
ON 800 OR MORE IF LEFT MONTHS PER
CENT PR ANNUM
ON slOO OR MORE IF LEFT 8 MONTHS 80 PER
CENT PER ANNUM.
ON 800 OR MORE IF LEFT 12 MONTHS PER
CENT PER ANNUM.
SAT- DEP0sIT BOXES 50 TO sa5 PER ANNUM.
oc:O2m G. II. DAVIDGE, Cashier.
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YOU OUGHT TO HAVE PAIR
The demand for the Fine London Scotch
Trouserings waxes greater every day. II
the demand keeps up at this rate won't
have yard left In q week or two. The
best dressers' of London, Paris Berlin
and New York best appreciate these. Won
derful how Washingtonians caught on
Possibly ugly-but positively ',s,ceiL"
We're only asking sS and $40 for these
ought to be e12 and s13.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON. Tailor,
COR. 10TH AND SITS. NV. d5
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VICE PRESIDENT MoRToNs GAyEL-
Vice President Morton called the Senate to
order at noon and Chaplain Butler opened
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To Subscribers.
Subscribers to THE STAR who are
served by route boys will confer 9
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR Office, either in person,
by telephone or by mail, any negli-
gence on the part Of route boys.