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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-27
Slight Relief I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. o., July 2i-The third day
of tho heated term opened Overwhelmingly
and the thermometer rose on the level. on
the streets. as high as 1000 before noon.
while the weather bureau record showed
go. But at noon o very light shower come
and the mercury was lowered about five
points. making decidedly agreeable
change for short time. The greatest care
has been taken ny all laborers and others.
and 30 tar less than ten cases are reported
by the police. No dangerous prostrations
have been reported IN this city. In Cow
InRton work ON the streets was abandoned
owing to the excessive heat and the pros
tration of some of the laborers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-27
Thirty Prostrntinn. in st. Loni..

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July 26-Very little COM
fort was secured hero from the Weather
Bureau to-day, not even promise of q
cool wave III the distant future. Clouds
were numerous to-day, but they dropped no
RAIN to speak of. and the thermometer kept
on climbing just the same. 1t reached $50.
So far thirty prOstrations have been re-
ported. with three fatalIties The present
bot spell has continued longer than any.
since July. 1887 when over one hundred
people died in this city in three days from
sunstroke Ono OF the results of the hot
weather has been partial milk famine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-27
Only SIS. to Chicsg'

Via tho popular Monon route, the dining
Car line.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-27
RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
Indianapolis Union Station.
lWEEennsyIVanid LINES,
Trains Run by Central Time.

TIcxxr OFFICES Station and corner Illinois and
Washington Streets.
TRAINS As FOLLOWS:
Daily. Daily, except Sunday.
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H,ottest in Seven Years.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Not since 1855 hos
there been IN New York 81 bot Goth of
July. Starting at A. NJ. with 75o. tho mer-
curry went up a-kiting. At ga. NJ. it was s3o,
and that at $50 feet above the street.. AtI1
A. NJ. it was 900 on the street, and at 2:SO
this afternoon it was 900 IN shady and lofty
offices and l07C in the sun. Six prostrations
were reported before ii a. NJ. Humanity
was inefiably wretched and business q bur.
den. From New England and this State
come reports of suffering in temperature
ranging ND 10 $50 and $50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-27
Four Death. at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July 26.-The thermome-
ter OH Chestnut street to-day reached IC0o
in the shade, the highest known In many
years.
One case of death from heat eXhaustion
was reported up to noon. At that hour
the thermometer on Chestnut street in tho
shade registered 95l2o. AT 1 o'clock il was
So IN the weather bureau turret. and lOUo
on the street. At 3:l5 p. NJ. the weather
office thermometer was vacillating between
99o and 1909. and three more deaths were
reported.
Mrs w. ID. Griffith, of Terre Haute, Stricken
Srecial to the Indianapolis Journa.
MARSHALL. ILL.,. July 26.-The heat during
tie last three or four days has been almost
unprecedented. the mercury ranging from
95o to 104O in the shade. Mrs. w. d. Grit
fifth. of Terre Haute, was overcome by the
heat while here on n visit. and is In very
serious condition. Milton Harris. an old
soldier. was stricken down In hisown door
yard and was unconscious three hours.
Several less serious cases have also oc-
Cured.
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
House Rules Adopted by the Fun Commiftso
at This Mornings Meeting.

House Rules Adopted by the Full Committso
at This Mornings Meeting.
There was a meeting of the full House COM
mittee on rules this morning at the rooms Of
Speaker Crisp in the Metropolitan Hotel. The
majority members had drafted code of rules
and this was submitted to the minority. Tho
rules will probably be reported TO the House
during the afternoon. They are Substantially
the rules OF the Fiftieth Congress, with .ilrss
changes. One change is a return TO the rule in
vogue prior TO the Forty-ninth Congress, under
which legislation OH appropriation bills was
permitted when in the interest OF retrench-
ment III expenditure. Another change limits
the time for the call Of states for the Infroouc-
tion OF bills on suspension Mondays" 10 one
hour, the object being to check fiiibustering by
consuming suspension day IN the introduction
OF bills. The third change gives 70 a report
from the committee on rules fixing the time
for consideration and voting on any measure
tho parliamentary status now accorded 20
motion to suspend the rules viz. that only one
motion to adjourn can be made before the
question is put on the motion 10 suspend the
rules and pass the bill The purpose Of tins
amendment is to check dilatory motions A
short report will accompany the presentation OF
the rules to the House. A minority report will
be made by the republican members urging
ELKcrIoS coSrEsrs-
The Senate committee on privileges aud
elections had under consideration this morn
ing the contested Florida election case %
Call agt Davidson, and decided by q unani-
nous vote to recommend that senator Cal
retain his seat Action in the other contested
was deferred until the next meeting of ths
committee.
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MIR. MILLS RESIGNATION.
He Has Ignored the Speaker aud Simply
Said He Would Not Serve.

He Has Ignored the Speaker aud Simply
Said He Would Not Serve.
Mr.. Mills has come in for more criticism to-
day from his colleagues on the aoor-his
friends as well as from those who opposed him
in his contest for the speakership-than at any
time heretofore. 1t was announced in the morn
ing papers that lie had written a letter to
Speaker Crisp declining to serve as Chairman
OF the committee on interstate aud
foreign commerce. Mr.. Mills in an interview
is quoted acknowledging that he had de-
clined to serve. Ii turns out however that be
has not at any time notified the Speaker that be
will not accept the assignment, but. ignoring
the Speaker entirely, has merely announced 20
Mr.. Wise, the second man on the committee,
that he would not serve and has practically APP
pointed Mr.. Wise TO be chairman OF the COM
mittee. He has simply ignored the Speaker in
the matter. He has given the whole country 20
understand that he has declined the appoint
meat; he has told Mr.. Wise to organize the
committee, appointing clerk and the Ike but
the Speaker lie kept in ignorance.
In his letter in reply TO Mr.. Crisp before the
committees were announced he said that he
did not want to serve in second place on the
ways and means committee, but that he would
serve in any other place he assigned to by
the Speaker. This is the only letter Mr.. Crisp
has received from him on the subject
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Senator Gibson OF Maryland has . tired riehS
arm. He is also the possessor of an extrs large
smile. The smile made its appearance
when the Senator received Q Telegram
from Annapolis announcing his election 10
I'LL the unexpired term OF the late Senator z.
X. Wilson, That means that Senator Gibsn.
viii continue TO be Senator Gibson until harch
s, 1897. As soon as the news became known the
fortunate Narylander was overwhelmed Win
congratulations. Everybody seemed 20 be very
much pleased and everybody gave free exprss-
Gibson became Senator-while he was 4 merD-
Der Of the House-he gathered TO himsslf .
great deal Of popularity. since his appoint-
ment BY Gov. Jackson his popularity hes
grown wonderfully, 20 that today he 4 euo q
the most agreeable men In pablic NfA
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PERsoSAL-John ID. Boten Of New York, II.
Jockey Of Helena. Mont. and ". II. Pursell OF
Frederick, Nd, are at atWillard's-George O.
Jones and III. Carter of New lork are al the
RandalL--H. +. Robertson of Virginia.
i. 5. Hall of Warren. Pa, William n
stowe OF New York and q. J. Grupp OF New
York are at the EIggs.-Louis. II. Cunning
ham of New York, Frank X. Hentz Of Newport
T. u. Clark OF Cleveland ane Il. NJ. Cox of VIII
Transport are at the Arlington
L. j. Ninton OF froyi ience Is at the
Shoreham.--A. Gray of Cincinnati. A. T.
hall OF Pennsylvania, T.. B. Marman of Chicago
and W. W. Lockwood OF Detroit are at the Eb-
ott--B =. johnson Of NeS York, John N.
Bird OF Galveston, e. II. Westcott of Detroit
and W. W. Rosch of Philadelphia arc ut tho
Cochran.--k - Eskridge OF fakoma, Wash,
Is at the Eredonla.---J. Ill. Mcclure Of Day-
ton, T. W. Chickoring of Boston and r. 4.
lieynold OF Fort Smith. Ark, are at the 1t.
James. - {. H. Price OF Louisville.
Charles NJ. Thompson OF Cape Cod and
{. X. Wetherbee of Detroit are at the Metro
poiltan.-M. ). Glenn OF fittsburg J. &.
Davis of New Hampshire and d. H. Hoskins Of
New York are at the National.-S. 4. Tease
of Merrimac, Mass, Walter wilkins Of Phila-
delpbia and B L. Arlington OF Georgia are at the
Howard House.. W. CAST OF Norfolk, e. n
fote of New York and X. -. Glasgow Of North
Dakota are at the Hotel Johnson.--C. A. Der
gen of New Jersey, Hiram A. Burt OF Michigan,
4. &. Carpenter of home, y. Y, and John
Hopper Of New York are at the Elsmere.-
Mrs. Rodney Chipp of Washington WAS regis
tered yesterday in the New York Herald once
at Nice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

Evils WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY.
HIGHsPIRE. DAUPHIN CO.. Pa.
This celebrated Whisky. most carefully and slowly
yeased. mashed fermented and distilled from the in
valuable health giving Chalybea,e waters and cho
small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain
districts Of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and ripened
in heated ware houses. yoyaged and aged in the
warm salt air Of Bermuda. The oxides Of iron and
their salts found in the waters from which
this Whisky distilled render this Whisky invaluable
and uneQuaed a tonic and rejuvenator to those in
need of strength. vitality and vigor.
See cert hcate OF Prof Tonry OF the Baltimore Med
ical College,
1T Is PURE. FREE FROM FUsEL OIL. AND
CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED
FOR MEDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLOR Is
DUE TO THE IRON PRESENT.
''wM. P. TONRY. Ph D.. Chemist"
, This celebrated Whisky is sold by the following
IO,kalon h Vine ,Io GomRssy pan 1h ola lith st. NV
G. c. Bryan, l4i3 Sew YORK ave A''' ~
:; s. kedman. cor. 9Th and louisiana ave.
Matthew Goddard. cor. 18th and sss. NV.
Nm Nm b DSnns. s1noa. 1895 sss 5sa isaa St. ana nx s' NV
oe,s S9lShs aahE f6s3 sa i4tl io.a It. sa wv
Leonard Grie6ei. i0th and K sts ~ W.
/. T. Gwynn, :saa3 NJ st.. Georgetown 5. % &.
and C.
Hotel johnson. Arlington. Arno, Weiker's National
Metropolitan, Riggs House, Harvey's,
4. II. Marshall, 1873 + st. H. W.
S. Aman, 3l6 18th st. NV.
9sSssrns srrnns Hobsn. ser9er IN and q st. NV.
Chss. 4. Ecksteir. l412 New York ave.
J. Frank Johnson. GtI ID ST. II.
James II. Costello, 4UO 10th st. NV.
Bothweli Paine. 4io 18th NV.
h. L. Jordan, 521 9th st. NV.
John Burke, cor. 7th and SITS. s.w.
]. II. DeAtiey, 1.I2 tsnnn. ave. NV,
Dan Buckley, 1Us l. st. NV
Mrs John hOss. 800 1tn It. NV.
WIN. MNais, 4lS l2th st. NV.
Henry 5. Llchau, COZ 7th and sta NV.
W. I. Wall, 1893 1th st. NV.
Thos. Bannagan, 1903 10Th st. NV
Brill Il kubenstein. cor. yth and Z sts NV
7. Kolb. S11 st. e. W.. Fsrrei I'd and q Sta a. a
John We'll. cor, 9TH and H sts. u. ".
John Etzmorris. 2l6 9TH st. n w,
Augh Cosarove. 21S 9th st. NV
VIM Nelson. ~ and u sts- ~ W.
Alexander Bufonchio l4th ana ID sts nv
7. y: Mcmahon, Cos 18th st. n. W.
F. W heygster, 904 rennsylyania ave. NV
W. j. Costello. 604 q st. ".
Eaber's Cafe. 4l3 9th st. NV
W. Morgan. LIS I'D Vt. Georsetovn. d. C.
Sohn =, Lang Bro. :S.08 M 1t. Georgetown. D. C.
T. 4 keynoi5s. SS,S ST.. Georgetown. b. G.
Metropolitan Club 1fth and II It. nv
John Chamberlain. 18th and 90 h.w
AK for WILSON WHISKY.
THE ULMAN GoLDsBoRouaH CO..
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The PREsrDEST's CALLERS today inclnded
senators Warren and FELTON,. Representatives
Eouek, Taylor, Lester. Brawiey, GrIswoid.
Seerly, Spinner and Neil. Gen. W q. Nc
sreary OF Pennsyivania. Hon. Charles L. Wick
ham OF Ohio, and Auditor Haborcorn with
Messrs. Ross, Haas and SebHlZe OF Milwaukee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

IT Has NEiT
Winter: I mean, and am prepared TO keep you
warm WITH my FdsHfp C00t which deliver promptly
:. s 1sssr ,s dtsavpofat tetrss g cod weather
the stock cannot avoid It. -Thsrefors buy of
J. 1AURY
onesa xlss and n. ". 1eoe =. Y. IA ia:s Y
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SHsLL BE GIVEN WoRK.-The Secretary Of
the Navy has issued an order that ''fo-emen.
quartermen and others who were employed az
navy yards and who have lost their ratings
through failure TO pass at the head of the list
In competitive examination. but are. capable
workmen, shall not be regarded as discharged,
but shall be given employment upon making
Application and registering at the Office of the
board on labor employment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

CONVENIENT REcEIrTs ToDAy.--Internal
revenue, s4O6,3iO; customs. sI.OOs, COS
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So To those uhO attend auction sales
end employ ducfioHsers.
When you have determined TO attend an auc-
tlon sale be promptly on hand at the hour.
Don't walt TIL the last moment and finally dis
cover when you hsve reached the sale that the
article you warted brought less than You would
have gwen. This Will not be!p You to remember
the good lessons taught hy your ma.
III Is more iDtD3ftdnt uh,H pOn hare any
thing 10 seu that pOti not behind time fa
dcknoutedgiHQ that pOttr Interests are best
1DiOtected tn our hands. Cons on % sts pour
nnerchdndtse; consult about yOtp real esfdte.
stocks and bonds. Ne guarantee no d.sa D.
pOiatnseIat as 10 result.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
Auctioneers to the People.
gu Pa. ave. n W.
Telephone 1882
See our hint tomorrow. 1t
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FINANCIAL.

EfDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY
of Maryland.
washington Office. Room 81. Washington Losn and
Trust Company's building
Becomes surety Londs Of administrations Ruar-
dams. trustees and cOntra"tnr
GUARANTEES THE FIDELITY OF SALARIED
= OFFICERS. CLERKS AND EMPLOYEES,
furnishes bonds for letter carriers, all government
odicials and employees.
j. sPIIGG POOLE,
no2O-tu. SIN General Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

NAVAL ORDEEs.-Guuner George L. Albro
has been detached from the Pensacola and
granted three mou;hs' sick leave
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TIE WAsHISeroS LOAN AND TRusr
COMPANY,
Granite Building 9th and +.
CASH CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
WILLS. Executes all trusts. Acts as executor.
trustee. &C.
DEPOSITS. Pays interest deposits from date they
made.
GAZE, DEPOSIT VAULTS Boxes for rent. Silver
ware. valuable payers. trunks. &c.
taken deposit. SPECIAL FACiLI-
TIES FOR LADIES.
Call or write for information Inspect our system.
BRAINARD II. WARNER.
1t President.
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The heatLer a. Hkeiy 10 BE- /dir tau Sat
~ urdaV; Dler: south tCiJlds.
Perhaps you busily planning and
picturing that new building the first steps
OF spring shall see in active erection: An
important item is Lumber. Pe-hSps this
lumber question worries You most of ALL
for on its strength and soiidity depends
the whole. and its cost cuts small figure
in the total. Telephone and we will dis
patch of our skilled ''estnators" to
talk it over with you and make You an esti-
mate free. Remember. we quote the lowest
prices on Lumber and yet give you the best
We keep everything that enters into the con-
struction of house.
Libbey, Bittinger Miller.
Mill Work and Lumber,
9Th st. and New York ave. ta2l
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K@DErEcTrvE VISION.
If you suffer from defective vision have your eyes
examined by expert oculist. Examinations fires
Of charge. For full particulars call on
GEO. W. SPIER.
Jeweler and 0pticiap,
1a2l-H $40 9th ST. n. W., near Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

THE WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE CON-
L PANY.
Ofhces. No 412 Louisiana ave-
Capital, Sl0O. 600
Telephone. No. 2y7.
Directors
William r. Woodward President
William Reiin Woodward, Vice President.
Horace ]. Gray, Secretary and Treasurer.
Thomas W. Smith. Matthew g. Emery.
George L. Dunlop. Gilbert b. Towles.
Fred W. Pratt. Thomas Downing.
The company has exceptional facilities for furnish
ing accurate abstracts. certificates and combinations
of titles PROMPTLY. Convey eyancing and all matters
relating real titles carefully attended to by
competent real estate lawyers The company's exam
liners have erience with titles in the District COW
ering forty years ta9-eolm
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sPFCIAL BATES 10 CASH CUsToNERs.
rssarnsd AnERIOAk ICE AND COAL COMPANY.
Main ot1css B. cor. 1oeh and NV. Teephone. led
606 p sv~ a.vs = \ Wl1is. lanas9. Hl6
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R~oFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ the District Of Columbia. Washington. Jan
uary II. fSSS TO whom it may concern: The Com
missoners Of the District of Columbia have received
from Coaeress the following bill. with reques. for
Their views AZ to the prorriety OF enactlns IL Be
fore reporting on thisl bill the Commissioners desire
70 know what objections. any, exist TO said proposed
leg station and for that purpose VIII hold special SEES
sion at j. O'Clock IN. on MONDAY, the 10Th instant.
TO rve hearing to parties interested bill s04l TO
Incorporate the, Washington and Great Tails Railway
Company" BEGINNING at the intersection o. the Canal
and Conduit roads ut the point where the Washington
and Arlington Railway Company tracks are 10 cross
the Potomac river and running thence west along the
top the the north side Of the Canal road to the
west side Of the distributing thence to and
across the Conduit road thence west along the north
side of the Conduit road to the gate house AZ upper
reservoir thence across and along the south side of
the Conduit road to foot OF the El ON the side
OF tue reservoir; thence acruss and along the MOI tn
side of the Conduit road to CaDn John bridge return
ing thence along the same line, return tracks. to
the place of beginning; with he privilege OF construct
Ing branch line, with sn-l 1T double tick, from
the Conduit road south to Chain bridge land be
acquired by the corporation In case the Washington
and Arlington halfway Company shall fail to
Its railway from the present western terminus Of the
Washing on and GEORGETOWN railway to & e said inter-
section OF the Canal ana Conduit roads, then the sand
corporation hereby authorized shall have the right
construct its railway in eastery direction along the
Canal road to NJ street no thwest thence along
street 10 the said western terminal of the Washington
AID Georgetown railway j. ". DOUGLASS, j. W.
ROte. i. ROSSELL. Commissioners D. c. ja2l-2t
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w INTER CARRIAGES.
full assortment Of Carriages
Tor winter use, comprising Shop
ping Rrouxnani~, physciau's
Broushains. Extension front
Brouehsns. Delni Coaches, Ber-
lin Coaches, Coupe Rockaways.
Extension front Rockaways, SIX
passenger kockaways, Depot
Marons. Victorias. Spider aud
Mail Phaetons.
The prevanlny styles and abso-
lrtely the largest stock shown
south OF New York.
Very low prices for prompt
ANDREW ). JoYcE's SONS.
az: ID. li6 iiii st. lia1l-ml 1oss 1Cso Conn av
salads.
''The salt should be added by wiss msp. the vino
gar by miser and the oil by spendthriff to make
good salad, says the proverb.
II il equally essential that the oil should b. Of good
quality plentiful We have for years supplied our
best customers with
OLIVE ofL
OF our own selection and botlng Il has alwsys sys
satisfaction and secured its continued purchase.
The Oil sput up only in full quart bottles. which
are sold for one dollar.
". 9. THOMPSON. {
700 18th It. nv MA
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E6TABIIsuED 1Szc-w, s. TAPPAN, DEALER
- in Diamonds Watches. Jewery. Rllvsf Wsre. Co..
90 9Th third door above 4. ktno watch a1d
eWeuS tspeafns sOeclAsy. $40
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SPUBLIC NOTICE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January ]. 1892
have this day associated with in the Real Estate
business my son, Charles c. PRESCOTT under tue hrm
name Of Jno A. Prescott Son
Ny thanks are due and are hsfsby extended 70 the
public the very patronage OF the past ten
and half years A continuance OF public favor and
'''n"'S ~ = ''''' no. 4 PRESCOTT,
Real Estate Broker.
Kellogg building,
Sal-lu 14l6 Il Ut. nv
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TORRiD FURNACE HIS 40 EQUAL
W. To1Tid Furnace has no eQudL
T0RRID FURNACE HAS no EQUAL
Iofrid Furnace has equal,
T0RRID FURNACE MAS NO EQUAL.
1Orrtd Furnace has 70 equal
T0RRID FURNACE HAS NO EQUAL,
IOrrtd Furnace has equal
2ORRID FURNa CT HAS NO EQUAL.
1Ovrid Furnace has equal.
TORRID FURNa CT HAS NO EQUAL.
IoyrsU Furnace mas no 6yadt.
TORRID FURNA CT HAS NO EQUAL.
IOTrfd Furnace has no cgUdi.
s. TURHig FURNACE HAS no EQUAL.
SHLDD Trrid Fu mace mas llo equal
BRO. IORRfD FURNACE HAS no EQUAL.
432 9Th st. JOsTid Furnace has 10 equal
DIV. IORfiD FURNACE Has no EQUAL.
jail 1Orrid Furnace has no equal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

A Z. BKlITON, President.
GEORGE T. EMNONS, Secretary.
q. y. BELL. Director.
MYRON NJ PARKER. Director.
Al. W BEVEEIDtiE. Director.
HENRY r. BLOUNT, Director.
LAKrIN f. NORRIS. Director.
p H. WARDER. Director.
JOHN =. JEsSK-. Director.
". y. THOMPSON, director.
JAMES l.. FITCH. Director.
j. X. MCLEAN Director.
ii. A. WILLARD, Director.
A. A. THOMAS, Director.
JOHN l. HEkkE1.L. Director.
CHAS. G. DUNCANSON. Director.
WM. WERNER. Director.
We, A. T. BI.ITTON. President. GEORGE E. EN-
MONS. Secretary. and 4. J. BELL. MiRON NJ. PAR
ktR and NJ. " BEVERIDGE, Directors OF the said
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
that the foregoing report Is true to the bes
~ A. s. BRITIoN. President.
GEO F. EMMONS. Secretary.
e. J. BELL,
MYEON NJ PARKER,
II. ". BENlKiDGE.
Sworn and subscribed to before t- 10th day of
January A. u. lSsc2 HOWARD :. REFSIDE-
1t Notary Pubic. d. @.
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THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH Is
49, the ideal substitute tor the Office steno2-
rapher. 1t is tirel. accurate and ever
ready Phono0rdphs leased. sold aud sent
trial. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH
COMPANY. az ST. NV. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

IMPORTANT FOR ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS.
Before you 40 to Chile be sure to Iake policy in
Tie <reat Equitable Life Assurance Society Ohicers
OF both branches wherever ordered at normal
Eates- Write 70 and will call.
CHAkl.kS l.. GC CRI.EA. Special Agent
Equitable Life Assurance Soclety,
talS-St 1876 F St. u ".
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FINANCIAL.

DEPORT OF
II AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
PANY
From January !, 1891. to Deceunber 81. 1871. re-
CURED by the 10th section Of the of Congress
proved October J. 1870 TO I've made 20 the controller Of
the currency and to lie duly published.
Amount Of capital ,. a l. 40 900 90
Capital paid i25e.0o0 00
Debts.
Deposits with accrued in
les DO --...-. =
Dehenture bonds with
'''-- - --f,o1o W s47. 4os 50
Gross earnings gs....................... G9.tss2 81
ana del,eniars bonds ......'.. 33. .431 10
hand - IatiI 40 l6
Stoe ks and bonis owned - gl, 900 90
Real es.Ateownett. - 2i.I. '5Stj "A
Furniture and nxfrIres - :i..513 20
Casa IN oiiics anl IA banks ....... 24i. .;s03 81
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