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, 1892-03-05
TIE L EG r A s.
ST. CRoIx STATION.

New York, March 2nd London news iates
that the Prince OF w les has beea reelected
grand master of the Freemasons Of great Bri-
tain.
NJ. Bordone, General Garibaldis, chiefofs'aR
dlelin Paris yesterday.
Tho death is announced of the Bishop Of
Amiens.
A dispatch from Athens stetes that the King
asked his Ministers to resign, and as they re-
fused to comply he dismissed the Cabine'. The
situation is cri zeal.
The treaty has been 81 med at Washington
RELOCATING the Behripg S.a Controversy to
an international Commission Of {. Almost
simultaneously the United Sta es tour denied
the application for a writ of prohibition IN the
Sayward Case.
New York. March 3rd.-The following cam
cells paragraph three of news dated March LIST.
Lord Knutsford stated in the House Of Lords
that the Colonial Legislatures had considered
what taxation, if any was necessary, should be
imposed to make up for the less Of revenue
caused by the MacKinley Bill, and that the
Leoislat;ye Council If Jamaica, had con-
Cured in tie views of the Governor that new
taxation was not necessary, as the revenue was
prosperous. Trinidad, St. Vincent and Bar
bados had approved some new taxes; and
measures for st. Lucia, the Lee ward Islands,
and British Guiana were under consideration
by the Governments of those colonies.
London news states that the price of coal
has advanced in England on account Of the
coming miners strike, which it is expected will
assume a great size. At all events it is cal
culated as certain that a million employees
will be idle.
The Eanark mine owners have given notice
that they will not take back any strikers ex-
cept on a reduction of wages.
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Okelly,
member for R~oscommon, moved the second
reading Of the Evicted Tenants Bill, which was
rejected by 229 to ia. !.
The Bimetallic League, the Mayor of
Manchester presiding, h 8 resolved to petition
Parliament to try to induce the United States
and the Latin Monetary Union to hold q con-
ference to establish an international Standard
of currency.
London, March Srd.-sugar in stock on
the 9th. ulto. was $4,000 tons. Last year
111,00O tons. j.
New York. March 4th.-The Marquis of
Salisbury has informed the Washington TO-.
yernment that England Is. unwilling to renew
the modus vivendi pending the arbitration OF
the question, but he is willing 10 stop Polarlc
sealing within 80 miles Of the PribyloH
islands.
There has been a further advance OF the
price of coal in England.
It is understood that the Belgian miners
will help the English in the tn reatened
strike.
In the House of Commons Sir John Gorst
stated that the Government are aware that the
rec,procity treaty between the United States
ond tba Waat Indies had decreased the GUS
toms rsvsnus in the colonies, but the Govern
, 1892-03-05
Translation.
Publication.

SOB URSUANTt to Ordinance of 10Th
8 August 1874it is hereby made
known that announcement has been
made to meby Messrs. Nc DOUGAL&
Co. Of St. Thomas that they from
10 days date have under the firm
name of"BRANCHO OF Nc. DOUGAL
eco establishedamerchant' business
in this town and that Mr..
Nc. DOUGAL is the only participant
ofthe firm ard the only party au-
thorized to sign the firm, as also that
they have authorized Mr.. ELIAS
MEYER to act and sign in behalf of
said firm.
Frederiksteds Police Office the LIST. March
1892.
R. PETERSEN.
, 1892-03-05
NEW
ekjendtgjorelse

R HENHOLD til Anordning af
% lode August 1874 bekjendtgj0res
herved at jeg har modtaget Anmel-
delse fra D'Herrer Nc. DOUGAL g
Co at St Thomas ON, at de under Days
Dato have under Firmanavn
BRANCH OF Nc DOUGAL &
Co." etableret en- Kjobsmandsfor-
refining her i .Byen, og at Hr.
HERMANN Nc. DOUGAL er
eneste ~ansvarlig Deeltager og alene
berettiget til at underskriye Firmaet,
SAINT at de have meddelt Herr. ELIAS
MEYER Fuldmagt til at handle og
underskriye paa Firmaets Vegne.
Frederiksteds P%olidkammer, St. 0roix, den
1ste Marts 1892.
R. PETERSEN,
, 1892-03-05
UNPAID.
CRRISTIANSTED.

Marohh | st.-Per schnr. Vigilant from St
Yhomas-Amanda L. de Gout, Mrs Garcia &
child Natell@, Ann j. Won Beverhou t, Flor
ence Robinson.
March 2-Per .schnr. Vigilant for St. Tho
mas-Ado phus A. Mendes, Thomas Pearson
Esqr.
EREDERIKSTED.
March. 3rd-Per schnrs. Mary & atlantic
from St. Thomas-Miss A. Ross, Mr.. L.. A..
Thran, Rachel A. Bari. Virginia Moore &
child.
, 1892-03-05
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS.
TTANSTED'S POST OFFICE.
PAID.

PAID.
William Henry Daniel, Christina Francis.
Miss G. Jackson, Chl:e. in Jam 8, Anthoney
Nebentin, William A. Smith.
UNPAID.
Hanah Christian, Miss c.. Francis, Arodha
Henary, Eliza Jackson-Ea>t Hill School,
John G. Jackson, Elizabeth Ross, Rosabelle
White.
Christiansted's Post Office, St. Croix, 18th
February 1892.
PETER LEMMING.
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NAVAL ORDERS Commodore A. ". Weaver
was today detached from command % TIE navy
yard. Norfolk, Va, 10 take effect Jssus.ry ia
and ordered to duty in Washington - prssi-
dent Of the naval examining and 70
tiring boards, relieving Rear Ad-
miral james A Greer Of that dsty.
Capt +. z. Potter has been dstsched from
command Of the training ship Minnesota. jan
usry IA, and placed in command o. the Norfolk
navy. Capt j. H. Bartlett su,ceed. him
in command OF the Minneeor. Aimirsl
Greer will contiuue on duty IN Washington -
chairman OF the light house board Othsr
naval orders issued today were - foIlows: rsv
Inspector L. q. Billings. 10 duts IN charge of
the navy pay Office. New York, and Lieut.. A. A
I. Osborn, detached from duty at Provisencs,
X. l., and ordered TO the nautical schoolslip
Enterp prise.
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DIVISION COMMANDS.
They VIII Not BE Re-Establis~e.i By s~cre-
tary EIktns.

tsry Eikins-
A question that has interested the army for
some time IL the proposition for a re-ssisbIi.h-
ment Of the division Commands abolshed
during Secretary Proc.ors sdnrinissrstioa.
The subject has been discussed st VARIOUS
times since Mr.. Elkins became Secretary Of
War, but one thing after another has inter
vened TO cause delay.
The latest and most patent obstacle 20 action
was the election. Secretary Elkin- told sras
reporter today that he had concluded 90 let the
matter 60 by default intimAting that he did
not deem it altogether proper 20 make
such radical chesge near the
end os his administration. The matter viii
therefore be left ne a legacy 20 the nsxt admin
istration. and as IL has many sdvoc stes IN the
army i. will not be allowed 70 sluinber vsrv
long.
Ii is said that IL Gen. schoheld's recomms nds-
tions are carried out, the divisions n be sven-
tually re-cstabiished. Hewss soPposed originally
30 the change and has never cessed bis sf-
forts to get back 90 the old plsn. he eontsnAs
that the concentration Of departments un-
der division heads IL absolutely ssces-
sary in time Of war, and tha; 30 have Q
perfect Organization when tho emergency
occurs the system should be the .Arss u
time Of peace. rearrangement Of departments
90 20 make q more equitable distributes q
power among the brigsdier generals b slrn .
part Of the program 20 be discussesL II h IN
po sible 20 predict what the Anal deeisicn xfll
be. bat there are likely 90 be se~crai changes
among Department commanders b~fors tien
Carr. Who Is stili IN Washington awaiting ordsrs,
is sssigncd 10 . command
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CoxruTERs wsSrrD.-The civil service oena-
mission will hold an examination on January
Is for computers in the coast and seod.te sar-
vey. Application blanks may be obtsin.d from
the commission upon request The ,ubjeeN
are orthography. letter writing. pen enmsn-hip,
algebra. geometry. trigonomstry, eeod-sy aud
practical astronomy. and dinsrentisl and
integral calculus. Applicants must furnish
books containing tables Of iogaritt ms, aud con-
tanning nothing elsa
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NEW CHURCH,

cops HAPPY NEW yEAI" WILL Ri
~ the subject OF the Rev. Frank Sewali's SER
ct the Church OF the Holy Cifs Dupon circ e. AZ
II ala. SUNDAY sehooi At l.; u D. AZ 20 y m
evening service and third reading ~ the psstor In
Prom Larknsss to Light-Theo.ogical Trsn.i ION
All seats are sree. large number cf New Church
panphless In the vestibuie for free df-trfb flon
Church committee Thursday evening. n
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ALL Bills srosED.-Just prvious TO shs
holiday season President HArrison disposed of
all bills sent 70 him for signstare. and tho-s
that had not reached him st the tim. % the
holiday recess he reques ted sho aid be held q
the Capitol Among the bills IL the Metiean
veteran pension hill which pAsssd the Hou-s
ON Monday of last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

HIS LEAVE ExrtSDrp-The extension Of
leave OF absence granted Capt Charles A. Dcmp-
sey. second infantry, November ~. issa. d
further extended one month.
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DECREASE or CASH N THE rar.srrr-n
is estimated that the net cash In the treasury
decreased sl.ooo. 900 In Deootabsr. q. will bs
shown In the debt statement 10 lie issued noss
Tuesday.
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No oRDER roR Nkw YE.s Du.-owins 70
the fact that the President and the meu bers os
his cabinet will not receive on New Tear day
the usual orders 90 army and naval ofscers 70
assemble at their respective d.g srtments g
that dsy have been omitted this ycsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

The PREsIDEsT's CAiLEHs toda, included
the Secretary Of the Navy. Representative
Grout and Mr.. Thos Csvanangh. senator Saw
yer and Gen. Cutcheon Of Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

CLOSED AT NooS.-An the executive depart
ments closed TODAY At IL noon. They viii noe
be open again for business until TUESDAY morn
ing, January 3. 1888
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NON.SECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES cHUEcH.-IrBYRAI,
IN ...i .ndindsrsn % sn Newly, or..hicsl Union
row BY the pastor. hev Ak Kent. at III a m Sun.
day school ~ 10. sests Tree. AL welcome II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hyIbRNS RnEvhs 9faRs
ssSSktSE MsSS P ssESgG sEGghs S99 99EAas 1928 O75 os
ExSExsEs ifsMf M YEAR .fRhSSi 6NiS y 81 GSI .si4ss 81
SSE sHksESE fhEIiIAifs TIE XII XII s sss5 oso. So
Va PAY $1,000 PEI %rSStkks %Stk As N ffssTThEsr TO
ssoSd M 81
81 Bsns TO Pit % aya ass.1 1 ,a.
ness IN Irof1rion 70 than any other assoca
posts We pride ourssive. on our small expenses.
sFfif * f'5 FER RfE 'PaHE GESf
On m.tursd shares ii loo nonshsj G we are paying 1q
Per cent per anngm; This month we redeem the last
s:sf;s; piss j T
gsana - total s3, 70 all paid to clerk in the WnE
and % sesns his
as 10 e @ n o. 10 oS does ns
ion. ~ again tha, !, ali p owing ot' to the small
We redeerns series Nos and a. per
cent Ssr annn,n: and next March We shall commence
paving 81. 90 per week as interest to our members.
tell you again there nothing like i. IN the United
Our Office is a: 500 llsh st.
LEWIS ABRAHAM. Vice President.
q sAXToN. Tressurer.
SSEsysifrS 3" ioansy s 70
ogT bpsine-s Gsrisol Hn At sof 81 St .' Sc. ~
COPIES OF the constitution snd last annual
the ONCE d3l ,a3 81
HMSoFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
81 SURASCE COMPANY OF DC.
- Washington. Dec. 80, 1892.
, The annual meeting Of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Conpany Of the District of Coumbis will be held
the third MO- DAY in January, 1898. the 10Th rrox-
ffno, at the on Of the company corner OF Pennsyl
Vania ave- and 9th st. n. commencing at o'clock
a.
By the charter Of the company the election of
MANAGERS to conduct the affairs of tho company Is
qqired to be- held at the above meetng.
ny the sixth article Of The of the company 1t
the first sness in order shall he the appointment
ton in accordance with the act of incor oration be-
D m"
Amount of premium notes held by the
company. 81 POO. l56 90
Amount of cash on hand 3 347 51
Sv Ites: Za4 -
ON e fixtures and furniture ........... 500 90
Loss $ by fire for the year 1892. sd-
tusted and paid d........................ S.172 n
annual statement will be ready for distribution
at the thce Of the company by the 18th prox.
BY order Of the board of Managers.
d3l-l4t j. WESLEY BO1EIER. Secretary.
6 REINHARDT'S SILK HOUSE
90 Will c'ose al day
MONDAY. Jan 9.
d3O-2t' 9l0G h st. n.y.
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To sus.crteer..
Subscribers 10 THr sr,n vho are
served by route bows Will ooufar
favor BY prompdy reporting 10
THr srAs once. either In psr.oa
by telephone or BY mai. any usri-
gence on the part Of route boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

Mr. Lamb>rsssn Nes o.sasasss.
Mr.. LAmbertson, assistant sscrssasy - -
treasury. authorizes ths ssssensns ut - =
not . candidate for senator froa N~truska sna
hat be .rdsntly dsadrss ths rs-slscoloa - 49,
ator Paddock.
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UNTvERsALIsr.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18TH AND
- II = hsv$ A. 9: kpxsn. psss2r. Aorniar:
Of seriss Of lectn e @ the younS. be Merrhan;-
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CART SHEPARD, chief % the revenue marine
service has returned to theeity from business
visit TO New York
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LITTLE MsRrrsA H.nnrsos. the fever-
stricken child. is reported today as doing -
well ss could be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

OURS - the ONLY hons. in the
Di-trief thsf sells Ike CSINELY
for cash. and hence OUR PRICES
are mol made as OTHER HOUSES
PRICES m1sf -. on the basis Of the
AVER A6sE LOSSES resulting from
the credit system. No OTHER
HOVsF, ther.for-. DOES or CAN
AFFORD 10 sell q. CHEAP AS We
Do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

AcrISe REsIsrER H.RHr ssIrn hs. gone 10
New York for few da~.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

H~cHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PREsBy-
terianl Gonneca,rt .,snls. and 18th
M ans 50 H.n MI IN 9ir
seyenth sermon IN the sou5-e on ys.le e The
tian Endeavor Society meeting At 80 D. ~. On Mon
day morning from 70 ,oGcock the usual New
K~FIRsT PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. ~
Sssos st, bet. and D SIS. n. w.-sundsy school al
No m ssraneers, ciass. TO Which al welcome.
sna a 3 nsh Uy hsr rr.Tsr ps Ss1slns Ss@aGs
tn Brgtherhood OF Andrew and PhiIip 3, s:so p M.
Spe-ia sermon 70 y2uns men by Rev. Mr.. Homes.
come viii be eS,eSded 70 ssnFss @ sS,
service BY the members Of the brotherhood IL
~FoURTH PpEsBYTERIAN cHURcH. .era
Kelly pastor scheoi so M e. prsssSinl rssn =
m % M and prs1se o Bss,i,r YOpRs noRiss pes,ng
and Friday evenings at 80 O'Clock. str.nsers are
F~AssEMBLy PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
- cor 9TH and ets n. W. Rev. 6eo o. Little
Pm. sunday .soo?y y IS pastor = az rPa %
g,TsnsaIs frsSs meeting every Trh9Isa.y 80
E-1cEEITR36pTo,ksITasN -1cEEITIRa36 T,s rrs PREsBYTEsIaN
past2r;dservees toa orrow at Al A. and
- Church.-TemperGn e mSetnr Sunday
ss..ning IA. JsnusTS l. ls2S Al > O'Clock Addre-. by
choir " " '''U ihu''' ny 'eh'Persn's ii.
RSEtsTERN PREsBTTFBIlN CHURCH.
- 9Th and G. n.e.. Rev NJ. n Corns'ius n ID
o,clo M short sermon with baprsn II I'd us. sna
eebmsnoa etnGPs rseptiGp S r. s Of new .mS.T .Pa
Sfss invited a F q ,. aurSS SS
R~wEsTERN PpFsBYTFRIAN CHURCH. II
s.; bet 18th and .ch Rev. 7. S. .wynkoop.
: esS ig asif,Ss sff:hvs1. ~ % Cordially S inRie1 M
rood besinpns for the New Year. Sesyi ss in con,
Saturday. AZ 1:3o Ii
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RTHEOs ,PHY-MIss sTABLER OF NEW
Y9rk. DE EMBLE 20. pm Subject:
Lsndon. J.NUAkY /; sPm suhlsct: shall We
selhical Society. 9lp S. ~. Public invited, Ad-
mis<ion free. d3o-2t'
@scoTTIsH RTE CATHEDRAL
The officers % the several bodies - the A spd A.
Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction Of the
Initei States vii b present AZ the sanctuary New
Year, dsT. MONDAY. January 3 from 10 m TO
n, 70 r-ceive ths members Of tho Rite and thsfr
Masonic frfend. -
" NJ Of Mifhras Lod = and Rvangeiist Chapter.
HkRRISON DiNaMAN. 32o.
ComuArd.r of Robert Do Bruce Council.
ADEX'R II. Holt. :sso, q. G. O. H
d3o2t Ven Master Of Albert Pike Consistory.
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TWO CENTS.
CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTiNr.

A@SAasr.sn IVAN icss and IN - a AZ rev.
!s.r S5; ...ssa sII q Il tcs sis .ss,:s,
school at ESQ !. m. Al are .nvi,Sd. iI
R~PAsToR 2 Hrz SWIM SPEAKS os
do,5I in the .srir, of .srfaons SUNDAY niss,s %
c'clocs Preaching at IL a. m. uy Pastor hes SVEN
Sssa tr' sssssd B.S, csas s S, % ana
H@ScAivARy BAPTIST cHu-cH sTH AND
''1SS, 80 BT,.,S- 20 "
kfSpsLgu us'r ShaPrT iha iosSi sRsSSa ia, ' sas
is,chpS Ess Sa'Ti's pa ssi i7g5R.y g
s3s .slcd Ir.sa M s
R~MI. CARMEL BAPTIST caUscH, COR
ina %..in. -. ;on.s rs% Sss sun
.I DAY .Saoo esos I'm m Pre.chinF an; BY pas,Ss.
s. III. % :asss F.s a Gi ss'T
- Ss,, u md 4 :. .S.. E.v yP Sl.ri.
sss;sss ..; AS. g.. 81 3 ~
R~FIRsT BAPTIST oHURcH. 10TH 81.
Ea,so=,- sunday school S ; b an an T irs.cs,as s'S s.
sssvei tss S.'aS. s and SSIS S.s no
1hursday evening. lou welcome IL
E~sEcoND BAPTIST CBURcH SD ST \.
ks.t6ins q il a. m and s',nfn = m ssoP s0 s
hSssS,. sv fcEs1 SS ThO, JOns ESQ q yTsR. ar
Frederick Douglass. a.
RIsRAEL BAPTIST CHURCH. iiTH ST.
SS-A bet. = and G n g. Rev. W X Johnson pastor.
New Year services. $50 a m preaching at IL
.ncIa M and n,Is, mn ey Rex Pr,nt Of %S6sr
stt Of Bsrean Baptist CsurcS and oth.r. Sermon :,
II i and sod. 1Rs on.
R~E ST. BAPTIST CHURCH. NEAR sTH
- n. w.-Presching IL a. N. and 20 D m. by
the pastor Rev. J. /! Muir. ssh sth school. 81
Christian EndeAvor. 6'4o. Week Of prayer observed.
Public invited. IL
fILDER A; B. FRANCIS OLD SCHOOL
- BAPTIST, will preach. providence permi.tin~
in Monumental Hall, 133 Pa. ave. n. W sunday
January l. ls.3 at 3p. m. IL
<~THE WALKER MEMonIAL BAPTIST
- eShurch Madison St bet lsth and l5th.
Pres ching :. ii b tie pastor sub,.ct. Ts. flisst
Services eacb even ns n.s eolf .,y %
R~BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH. 18Th ST
het 1 aud NJ n w. Rev WIN A. Credit.
A pasior npTe.ehins morning and evening " th.
able Future" 90 Cos o FATnina" IL
E~GRAcE BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER
Rev . ?. smith pastor. Pre.chins. ii an. 50
New Years service at IL al other conrs a ds ard
friends are cordially invited. Watch meeting 20
E~wATCH MEETING AT THE FIFTH
w. TONIGHT. commencing stp o'cleck Contri-
Snes hs pSEE sTs ues nseded
F~METRoPoLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH.
Iastor -SerNioes. morning. IL O'Clock evening %
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LUTHERAN.

%~CHRIST EVA. LUTHERAN CHURCH
~ Temporarily located at 4th and Fists n
w.-Services tomorrow AT z 30 d. m, by Rev III b
Henlnoter of Baltimore. Nd. 1t
k~ST. MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH 18th
49, and sts. s.w.. Rev. W. II. Gotwald, pastor
7:3O Luther Alliance. $50 Services each even
Ing during week Of prayer 1t
HSCHURCH OF THE REFORMATION,
Rev. W. Z PSrsoa pastor;-Communion service at
IL a. New Year theme at $50. Sunday school
$50 Endeavor at 6:43. Seats free. II
R@sT. PAULs ENGLISH LUTHERlN
~ urrh. corner Of llth and Il sts n W. .
hsv. Il. Dome-, psstor.-Tomor inorni and
evening at II and 1880. Communion in the morning
Evening, New Year rece,ytons. Y. P. S. c. u. at
$3.50 sunday s'hool at $50 m Ws
0~LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH
Nep Years sermon At II oclock service ny
1ER MEMORIAL. Nd. ave. and 9th st. ne-Ser-
vices IL and 80 O'Clock. c. II. Butler pastor IT.
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6~rHE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Cash Capital l......................S 81. 600. 600
GRANITE BUILDING. 9TH AND SITS. NV
DECEMBER 81. s92.
On behalf of the Board of Directors Of
this company. as well as its stockholders,
Idesire to thank the public for its generous
patronage as evidenced by the following
statement. showing the remarkable growth
Of the company in Deposits and Loans.
The same relative development marks
every dep artment of our business:
Deposits, December 30. 1890. s74. 05s 81
Deposits. December 30. 1891. s27. .21l 81
Deposits. December 30. 1897, 2. OIL. s25 90
Loans. December 90 1890. =. s5Ol. 800 SO
Loans. December 80 1884,. !. OSs. 6s7 20
Loans. December 30 1892. :. 2. 1ss. l01 80
BRAINARD H. WARNER,
1t President
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EDAILY DOINGs AT BARBER ROSS
Think Of the coal you could have saved had
you weather-'tripped your house in the early
winter. Not too late yet. Plenty Of cold
weather yet to follow. Plenty OF dust next
summer to spoil your furniture. &c. Let us
estimate the cost-rery small. Valentines
Felt Weather Strips are the best.
II every one realized the advantages of gas
heating coal heating stoves couldn't
get them in fast enough. As it Is we've sold
hundieds Of hem this winter. The S2.75
kind seems TO be the favorite for small rooms.
That recent importation of Carvsrs stocked
us up pretty full. As we do not handle the
poor Cheap cutlery YOU will have e. 60 else
where-O you pre'er it. Better buy it good.
Excellent values in Carving Sets from also
to S15.
BARBER AND ROSS. 1l.h and stsn NV d3O
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CONGREGATIONALIsT.


@SFlkST co EDUCATIONAL CHURCH.
~ cor. 10th and @ sts. ", Rev s NJ New
man. ID. D.. pastor: Rev NJ Ross Fishbnrn assistant
pastor. Morning service At IL am. with rrcsYtion
Of members and celebration of the Lords supper
Mass meeting at z 30 n m. with address by Madame
lei Seno; Mnsic with quartet and chorus of nfiy
voices. led by Dr. Bischof organist. Sunday ychoof
$50 r. m. ;Christian Endea,or. 6 30 p. m. II
PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
~ 1OS o st. n. .w.-PreachinR IL a. m and 81
Z. IN: by the pastor. Rev. J. H. Dalv. Szcramelt
Lords Supper 80 p. m. Sunday sChool $50 a m.
Song ssrslcs y m- IL
~~PLYM MOUTH coNGRFG aTIoNAI
Church. l7th and sts. NV. Eey. Sterling
y. Brown, pastor sat urdsy. 9.50 n m. , preach.pr
and watch meeting. unday. IL a. M. preaching b.
DR.. j. z Kin. president o; Howard Cniversfty
By pastor at 4 AZ singing lod by chorus ch,Sr
eLlNCoLN MEMORIAL CoNGRESA-
~ tional cnurch Preaching at IL a. N. and =
err welcome Eugene A. johnson. pastor. IL
R~THE TABERNACLE. 9TH MAR swI
49, q. J. Jones. Ph. ID. stor.-sermOn. com
mcnion. reception Ct m-moers q IL m sing
service and address by p-st,r on Some Th,nrr /
Saw aud Heard in New York" at 30 D. M. Pablic
invited. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE,

k~FAITH COUNCIL. No. l3. 8. OF J. WILL
0> hold its snnua watch niVht services SAT-
uRDAY NIGHT December 81, 1892 at hall. corner
llth and sts ne. 7:3O IN. All Brothers
daily invited to be present
IT. P. p. ORTIZ. Rec. Sec.
R~woMAN,s CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
49, Union. Gospel meeting Wesley Chapel 9th
and sts NV. tomorrow (Sunday). 3 q m. Ex-
pertencee by Mrs. Tel Sono Of japan. Mrs. NJ. Z.
Gnfh b, Mrs Narsissa. White, Kinney and others
All friends welcome. II
F~TEMPERANCE.-A SYMPATHIZERs
!e-,..3 with the cause Of Temperance are cs;dialy
Total Abstinsnce Society tomorrow tsundsyl evening
at 30 at hall corner of 9th and n The Rev.
Father Charles Powers will address the meeting 1t
R@I WISH TO ACKNOWLEDGE MY SIN.
49, cere thanks TO the ofEcers and members Of
the Emmett Guards for their kindness shown toward
his illness we'll as after his death. Mrs MANY
LYNCH. IT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~K. OF P.-THE MEMBERS OF HAIR
49, nony Lodg.. No. y, Knights of Pythias.
are are eapnestly reauestsd e met a. their Castle Hall
O'Clock to arrange Tor funeral Of late brother W.
&. No an. Also meet al tire hall SUNDAY, January
L. AZ y. sharp, TO attend the funeral. Members
Of sister lodges are respectfully invited TO attend
By order Of c. G.
Attest