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Republican Senatorial Caucus.

The republican senatorial caucus met again
at 10 O'Clock this morning and further dis
oussed the program to be followed by the party
in regard TO the prospective senatorial contests
in several OF the western states. A resolution
offered by Senator Hawley Of Connecticut was
adopted authorizing the chairman (Senator
Shermsn) to appoint a committee Of FIVE Sens-
tors TO take into consideration the wisdom and
propriety Of senatorial interference in these
contests.
The obvious purpose Of the resolution is to
reflect unpleasantly upon the 'pernicious ac-
tivity' of the democratic caucus committee in
this matter. Further than that nothing was
done except 10 discuss the general outlook in
the west. and the result OF this to greatly
encourage the western Senators, inasmuch as Is
demonstrated that their eastern colleagues are
by no means lukewarm in the matter. The eau
Gus adjourned subject to call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KSR0nMs DfMocRATlc CENTRAL COM
-, MITfEE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Whereas Almighty GOD In His infinite wisdom has
earthly laSo:s The late lamented and our, deeply
an honored citizen and respected member of the
Central Democratic COMMITTEES Of the District Of
Columbia; and
whereas becomes Us. as humble and 6od-fearfug
men and Christians. TO submit With unmurmuring
And conndnS Resignation to the sacred ordinations Of
v1ne Providence and ITO bless. while Il srnites u.s.
the chAsen Ing rod. remembering that He doeth all
things WE'LL Therefore be IL
hssoiNed, That IN the sudden and u,ournful demise
OF william Mohler. In the hush and full tide of his
yoohg mannood. which gave rich promise of good
works and great possibilee this rmfttee has
MADiy lost Valued and wise counselor In its DELHI
e,a'ions , snd the community progressive and patr
further resolved, That the deceased By his Chris
slsh worm and private virtues has endeared himself
permanently In the affections Of his associates faith
tuI nnsoand devoted father. sincere and constant
tr1end an intelligent and conscien tous citizen
a nest man. the noblest handiwork Of God are the
be it " ' ''i'''
Further resolved That these resolutions be tncor-
pofa,ed IN the minutes Of this meeting In a space
specially reserved for the purpose and that a COPS
tnereof be resp-ctfuiy transmitted to the bereayad
ISmliy and extending to them our profound sympa-
my ana coincidence IN th. the sad hour Of their Sfic
THOs. p. COOK, ChAir,nsn pno tam
secretary. dl5-3
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PERsoSAL.-Ex-Senator W. J. SewalI Of New

PERsoSAL-Ex-SenatorW W. J. SewalI of New
Jersey, Eckley b. Coke of Pennsylvania. E. b.
Eley Of New York, Robert p. Linderman of
South Bethlehem. Pa, and F. p Fish OF Boston
are at the Normandie.-B. K. Powell of Rich
mond, II. q. Fleck of New York F. n.
Rulisom Of Amsterdam, n. Y. and r. II.
Fleming of Lynchburg, Va. are at the Howard.
Charles W. Wilson of Wilson, W. Va. q.
F. Anderson of Newark. y. J., and F. III.
Harrington Of Boston are az the Metropolitan.
Alfred c. johnson of Bristol and Charles
b. Smith of Parkersburg, W. Va, are q. the
National-J. NJ. Davis Of Cleveland, J. W.
Wright Of Burlington, VT. Jno. s. Black Of
South Carolina, c. P. Weber of Bangor,
Me-, and A. II. Dougla of Fort Nav
nard are at the st. James-Maj. Tho., p.
Morgan, who has been confined to bis residence
with erysipelas lis now out Of danger-Mr A
II. Lewis has recovered from long illness and
Is out again.-Mr. Shannie Garland, con of
ex-Attorney General Garland, 10 permanently
located in Washington.
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Attempt to Murder the Haytian
President Frustrated
CLEARING UP THE RAILWAY KYSrEPY.
Gwyneth Maud, the Pretty London
SwindIer, Sentenced.
A WOMAN WHO FORGED.
TRIED To KILL uAYrIs PRESIDENT.
An Assassin Di.cover-d In the rsisce-ue
and the Negligent Guards shot.

An Assassin ni.cover-d In the fsisce-ue
and the Negligent Guard. shot
PsS.MA Dec. Is The report q an sttemPt
10 assAssinate President Bippolyte - Hsyu ss
confirmed by reliable Advico. that have rcsched
here. notwithstanding a severe oensor~hip %
the mails as well a. % the HayiiAn press. 70
is claimed by Hippoly,o's enemies that all lot
tiers suspected % containing matter hostile 90
the government are opened and their contens-.
II the suspicion l. Justified, seized aud taken 20
President HipyolNte TOT personal peru-aL A.
this. however, has been an inrAriRbl. custom ~
Haytian sutocrAts a. Far bach the origin of
the republic, the statement arou-cs no surprt-e.
Ia regard 90 the attempted assAs~inAtion %
appears that about O'Clock IN the morning
sentinel discovered the would-bc murderer q
the president lurking IN the palac. on
December 2 The mans actions - be
moved cautiously about. hiding In shadows
and cornors. slowed that he moiitaied como
lawless act The sentinel rpfang upon The
Intruder. The fellow armed with sharp
dagger. and made Desperate resistance. The
sentry shouted Tor help aud President Hippo
lyte and others Of his household Being aroused
from their sluub"rs by the Noise rushed 10 the
scene. The seatry vas ALREADY wounded aud
nearly exhausted when re-cue came. and Hap
polvte aud his friends succeeded IN capturing
the Assassin. The prisoner co fes-sd thAi he
was from Jacmel. and that he bad come 10 Port
au Prince with tbe purpu-e of kiiiitE Hippo
lyte. The prisoner defiant. and said that
be only regretted that he hsa not besn success
full.
President Hippolyte was greatly outraged and
declared that the captain Of the guard. ~ vel
a. those who we're on guard outside. must have
been guilty Of criminal colusion. 90 at least q
crimiua negligence. The president, there
fore, ordered that the prisoner should be shot
at once and that the captain OF the guard aud
the sentrie- Who were stationed At the entrance
Of the palace should also be shot The orders
were forthwith carried out and the condemned
persons were shot 10 death IN the garden of the
palace. The sentinel who had Detected and
seized the assassin munihcenuy rewarded
L a
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A FEMALE FoRGER's CAREER.

She Left Her Husband, DonBed Male 40.
tire and Began Systematic ~~inssing.
TACOMA, WASH, Dec. l5.-Mrs. Annie NJ
Murphy is in jail at HuntsviIie, Ala. charged
with forgery She is the wife Of Tacoma
merchant. from whom she parted recently to
begin a systematic draft-forging business. In
side of a month she has uttered s2.ss5 In forged
national bank commercial drafts in this city on
the Chase National Bank, New York. All Of
them have been cashed save one for ESQ. which
she waited 10 get cashed in Huntsville. Ala The
Chase National Bank Of New York offered .
reward for her capture.
Mrs. Murphy appeared in male attire. Her
father is Senator McCrae.
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Three Months Imprisonment Imposed s"r
Her Pecuiafions.
LONDON. Dec. I5-Gwyneth Maud. the young
girl who yesterday in the Old Bailey pleaded
guilty to the charge Of swindling Messrs. sphinx
& Son, silyersmiths, today sentenced 20
three months imprisonment at hard labor. IL
is the general public opinion that the sentence
wss unnecessarily severe, ~ all the circum-
stances in the case point 60 the fact that the
girl was prompted to her crime by her mother.
who. il will be recalled. killed herself by jump
ing from a window Of the Great Western Hotel
a, Paddington a day OF two after her daughters .
arrest.
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There is very general belief among the
southern men in Congress that either Culber-
son Of Texas or John Randolph Tucker Of yir-
ginia will be Attorney General in Cleveiand's 6
cabinet. 1t is their belief that the south Is
going to get very liberal treatment from Cleve-
land, and in all probability more than one
member of the csbine. win come from that
section. They say that Cleveland recognizes
the value of the 159 votes from the south, and
proposes to give them full recognition under
the new government
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Nominations by the President.
The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Chas A. Orr. pension agent at Buffalo. n. Y.
PostmasterG Massachusetts-Mrs Elizabeth
W. Smart, Merrimac. New York-Frank p.
Emmons, Manlius; Augustus B Gerard, West
Point Pennsyivania-JohnB B. fobiss, Everett
wisconsin-Wm. F. washburn, Sturgeon Bay.
Missouri-Richard h. Fesperman, Seneca.
Hiram Levin, Genoa. OklahomA-wm. H.
Merton, Guthrie. Texas-Wm. Dawe, Cuero
Edward A. Robertson, Taylor; Mcdonald Camp
bell, Jefferson. Nississippi-NnL Jennie 4.
Master, GrenAda; Michael J. Halvthil, vieks-
burr.
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WEST PoISr CADETS APpoINrED.-The fol-
lowing young men have been appointed cadets
ct the United States Military Academy: Harry
". Stiles, fourth district of Missouri: David p.
Wood, alternate, fourth district Of Missouri
Frederick l.. Pinks, twenty-eighth district of
Pennsylvania.
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The Fort Myer Water supplv.

The army appropriation bill, which passed the
House yesterday, contained q clause giving
authority for the expenditure Of the necessary
sum to supply Fort Myer with water from the
main Of the Washington aqueduct" This
defeats the proposition to furnish Fort Myer
from the Alexandria water system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

Mr.. CHENEY AcCEPTs.-Ex-Gov. Cheney of
New Hampshire called upon President Harrison
this morning and formally accepted the APP
pointment of minister TO Switzerland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

TEE NATIONAL SAFE Drpos,r.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the pstric, of Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST AND NEW YORK AvR
Chartered BY special &c, of Congress.
jan. 1867. and acts Of Oct 1890 and Feb. 1882.
oAYITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
hsnts safes frvm - each upward per annum-
Silver ware and valuable. taken on deposit
TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and
interest allowed sums Of not less than 90
Prepares and keeps Wills charse-scts as Ex-
ecutor. Administrator and Trustee-exeoutes Trusts
Of all kinds.
BLNyAMIN SNYDER, President.
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON. Second Vice Prea
THOMAS r. JONES, Third Vice Pres
4, FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer
ALBERT L. STURTEyANT. Secretary.
Benjamin p. Snyder. Zepaa c. Robbins.
Albert L. Sturtevant Andrew wylie
george H. Plant, Matthew O. Emery,
Lewis Clephape. Charles A. James,
James NJ Johnston Charles 6. Glover,
K; Ross Perry. John @. Parke,
Thomas Hyde. John F. Rodgers
William E. Clark. lty30l Thomas R. Jones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, SS3l .SS4; customs. s9S2,4l7.
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Gen. Rosecrans Slightly Better.
Gen. Rosecrans was reported to be slightly
better last night and this afternoon STAR re-
porter was informed that the improvement
continued.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSsPIR TUALIsM MISS MAGGIE oAULE
- Of baltimore, the wonderfully gifted test
medium every FRIDAY during the day for private sit
tings at the Columbia 70s II ID n W. and wonns
Hall, ~ 9th St. n W.. every FRIDAY night
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THE W W,sHrxo1oS Ry,I Esr.rr Co.
CAFITsL sIol. .u1n. Full PAID

OsfKEs FOR SAIE Al PAR ITS PER CENT
GOLD DEBFNTUEE BONDS
600 ASB zoo ZACH
Tt--~ bcu.i- .r~ rayAhI- Ia Fo'd coiu Nav l. Iars
tu'srt ti-rf 90 Iayn~ut AZ rr1- ufrs- May I-e7
81 .h> f'ion - the Co.lpA- They secured by
tr-f lnuftsaz- nHts- Ws-Iinat cfsy real estate
h-iG IN trusf ~ the WASHINGTON LOAN AND
Tkt So COMPANY. frus'--. wnich csrtin-< 10 each
lend i---u-.i rrd that etr--iiux In fare
- 10 - cent rf The tsas c-Ftia-d have been
s~us-it.i via ~ tLs t-- d-pO-it-d represent
at..f fofisFis .t the usarE saIus q the re.
sstsfs uIuu ~llh tis-y leo. making III.
sssurnl 81 tLs-. t.uts un4u--tioE-d
iMPUETAST ITEM> FkON ANNUAL REPORT
frNF /. 1~g2
-ot.I E--our---. go. $40 -
1otal E-g~pt- si37. .tEsG O2
Ir.i Esl4.- Hand .sstuAI cost. sidO l-c, tsl
pFHTSTCRES
r.s@-,-ir-- valuable to p--s,ns Who 10 NO, de-
D. --fi lsrri win the Erlf resrousfhfittv
a. a. patcr- uec@--zy In she Yrerl--
ton zuf sseu-i'y % estate loAn. u relieves
~ e.r~rn se-saf.ux ths isi-ntur- u r-Syous,-
tlity ~ If'nE tf.er ih- Payment upon the
E-l.srty tl- of . collection q the
tar-rt JOHN n WALEFE
freslo.ot,
IoOI .; wAshinxtOn. u. z.
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To Subscribers.

Subscribers to The STAR who are
served BY route boys will confer q
. favor by promptly reporting to
THR STAR Office, either in person,
by telephone or by mail, any negu-
gence on the part OF route boys.
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CnRrsrn,s Goops Ar OeRAMs.

CnR1srM,s Goops Ar OGRAM,s.
The store has put n Christmas dress
In fact the atmosphere about the
snsacks decidedly Of ''hottddg time 4
magnificent stock Of Cut GLASS Bottles. Ex-
tracts, Manicure and Toilet Cases. &c. &c.
10. and mp rer rair is the price Of the
Cut Glass Bottles. and they "beduties"
for the money.
25c. and MP for the pretty Glass Pungeuts
al ed with English smelling salts
soc. Is the price of a box of Delicate Ex-
tracts. containing two one-oz. bottles.
25c per boz for Gold Paint for holiday
deeorstlon-
25c. and up the prices for our Atomizersl
Wewould also call particular attention to
those Sox- bottles Of Fine Triple Extracts
At the low price Of ~. 20 per hottle.
High-grade Cologne and Violet Waters
only 81 yer pint
To look at our extensive stock OF Fine
Perfumerfes and sundri.s. embracing Ex-
trscts. Toilet Waters. Fancy Soaps &c.
from every nlAher Of any note. you would
think ve had arranged TO do the entire
business Of the town Not quite. We're
only trying to provide you with good
riety at the loves prices, that your
Christmas money will 20 fArthest here
n1rams lrus Stores. 12Ii Pa. and
Oeralp's 1rEg Ctcrss. cor. 17th and II n v.
s2srssu-
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL

RtrORT or THE CONDITION
~ Ot
LHl NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
AZ NAshtLgton. IN tn Utst-s~t Of Columbia at the
Close - bushes December 81. lss2.
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h.~frt-t o. Columbia. County Of wasninE-nn- -
CuANIES , WHIIE. ASHER o' the above
nNf1f hsuk - sal-u nlv that the Aeove state
usut o I'll best % my movie Ire and ne ief
CHAS . WHITE. Cashier.
sut-rt an - IN 4. h-fore me this 18Th day Of
u cenlh~-. l-s2 II p HOWARD
Notary Public.
Curr~Ct- AtfeS.
ii i,Ars & sfNEs5 EEs5sH1s p,-.s.o-..
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BrHIsL CrRr1FrcarEs

tli p~r-s1s no - called on b bury q member
e. 80 fsuliiY fTt-nd e~tfnlfy invited
a. The nf.re q tfr Cf-oleratre Burial AesoctS-
Can. ~. fHi l{fh stree aorfhwes. and examine
srr c-rti - rsprs-cItinx nifty and One-handred
d ttsnsrsl>l
c-rftncaf-- draw p-r cent interest and trans
frsLle - Any fxamins and Be- convinced Of
yca tntsrssl IN tas n.sfssr.
y H. HINES. President,
H=iia Efl5 14tb Ct u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

THE JACKSON
DEMOCRATIC
ASSOCIATION
VIII hold its feeular meeting FRIDAY EVENING.
Decem' er 16. at 30 O'Clock Odeon Hail. corner ~
st. and Pen syvania ave. Uniforms to be examined
and selected Other important matters to promote
the welfare Of the association will be presented for
consideration.
A full attendance requested.
JAMES I. NORRIS. President
NAT SARDO. Secretary. dl4-3s
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FINANCIAL

TIE WAsHSeros LOAN AND TRusr
COMPANY.
GRANITE BUILDING. 9TH AND r.w,.
Pays interest deposits which be drawn 1T any
time larger rate deposits left for specified
time.
II President.
THE WAsHINGTON, BURNT MILLS AND
7 SANDY SPRING RAILWAY OF MONTGOMERY
COUNTY. MD.
DIRECTORS,
Charles @, Stone,
William W Rspey, Francis rhomss,
George ". Cisssl, Robert Il Miller,
frank X. Metzcrott Alban q, Thomas.
VIM W. Mccullough, J. Enos Ray,
Albert Gleason Asa NJ StAblsR
OFFICERS:
Chas. q. Stone. P-est.
Francis Thomas, Vice PreA
Geo W. Ci-sel. Treasurer
Z Everett Raplsy Sec'y.
Albert Gleason Man. Con
0uton Miller, Legal Advises.
soois fQs sues9r.pson St st2ck now open q, the
iSn Mills. Georgetowp, d. O. and FRANCIS
IHOMAS, Vice President. Ednor. MONTGOMERY
county. Nd d14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

{. L. H,vrxsKn
h~zrtsr Washington ~ta~k Frrhanr.
E.@l ss.atr anf stock Broker
Lsouas . AID ~. Atlantic Bulidiax
so > n
INVESTMENT sECURITIRS
r.-rN- Bonds AM bought and old for cash or
CSstOE housht snd -oid IN View YOrk or New OrleAns
CORRESPONDENTS
=. = Rsrh@ Co. New ork s,Jck Erchanra
I~.u.n Br0-.. New York Cotton Exchansa
gstsr.s Strrr & Co New Orleans Cotton yxch xnxs
IAse-sr Eroz Co.. Chic.s0 Board VI Trade
frxafe xir-- TO New lork. Chicago aud Ssx Or
t-.n.. Isleph1ue. sSAA )ei7-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

FIDELITY BUILDING. LOAN AND
INVESTMENT ASSN.
9Os-yl4 G ST. NV.
ASSETS. 800. 600 90
DIPS. Al PER MONTH on EACH SHARE
MATURITY VALUE IN lO2 MONTHS 800
HAVE You MONEY To INVEST, PUR-
CHASE AN PER CENT PER ANNUN COZ
ION CFRTiFICATE TO RUN FOR R3YEARS.
VIZ PAY PER CENT PER ANNUM ON
SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF 20 OR MORE.
CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME oN3o
DAYS NOTICE.
MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF
els PER MONTH ON EACH s1.O0O BOR-
BOWED.
OUR FIGURRs SHOW WE OFFER THE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANSANO
DEPOSITS. AND OUR SECURITIES BEING
THREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN
SBTHE LOAN BEING REPAID MONTHLY
MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER
ZACH MONTH. RENDERING IL IMPOsSI-
BILE FOR OUR PArkoNS To LOSE
DOLLAR.
CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS
AND FURTHER INFORMATION.
nI9 HARRISON DINGMAN. President
". =. Ho0E Pres L. C. DANIEL. Sec
LIMITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
CIATioN. 1913 ST.. Washington. d. C
Shares. sIOO. payable in monthly installments.
which rar,ic,p-,s In ali pronts and mature in "a
ronthA
Psyr interest on money deposited IN any amount
and per cent interest paid on SPECIAL deposits
from the date they made oc2s-a
THE OHIO NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
Corner 18th and sts n
MN, ,ss,., c,,H;sp,tst 800. oop ,
EST on TINE DEPOSITS.
oN 800 OR MORE III LEFT MONTHS PER
on slQo OR MORE II LEFT MONTHS 80 PER
CENT FEh ANSUM.
cSSS .i99 OR M2NE IF LEFT l2 MONTHS 4PER
sArl DEPOSIT BoxEs s3 TO sa5 PER ANNUsI
oceu2m c H. DAvIDGE. Cashier.
IDLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN pEpos.
iist with Us. Call and our rates on demand
and tiIs esTt1e>iss Of deposit before depostinS
where WOODS CO bankers,
o,.,,.,, h2 rfu..Ia & n;y
sa24 General Banktns.
INO. W. CoRsoS. JNo. W MCCARTNEY
Member n. Y. STOCK Ex
cORsON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9 ST. NV.
Bankers and Desers In Government Bonds.
fxlrOa1 stocks and Bonds And all securities liste
On the exchanges OF New York PhiladelphiA. Boston
ana Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made OF Investment securities. District
bobds and s local RAilrosd Gas. Insurance and rele
phone stock dealt Ia.
American Bell Telephone stock Bought and sold ~ is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

THr WAsHIxerox LOAN AND TEusr
COMPANY
Fnoou-sre< s4vinzs deposits from people Of small
~ pass Interest on balances ami tales accounts the
hank only q das- ast ~an. th- accounts of
Ia active Business
4 loans uey only ou faal estate or colla.erl Sc
Clr.ty.
Nets thu iart The capital ~ this oonpany-ONE
MILLION DOLDAEs - tally paid gp.
BEAINAKD IA. WARNER.
~ President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

RSOHl WHAT DIFFERENCE,
After comparing garments such are
turned out at establishment-designed by
artists who practical tatlors we'll and
made up by the most skillfn workmen that
can be had-with those blocked" out and
made by cheap labor there perv feu who
are not willing 10 pay . few dollars more and
get the best
SNYDER WOOD.
ILL PENN. AVENUE tBarv"s Old ''.Stond - Ola
4@PEOPLE's STORAGE COMPANY.
oA 10. IL. Ia and 10 st. ne
Telephone 1902
Stores merc chandise, furniture carriages &c. Sep
Arate desired Storage Of vehicles q specially
Low rates Moving to and from residences Careful
handling. Competent men
ALBERT TREGO.
dl4-lm Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

BAsx1se HOUSE Or
LEWIS @. TEwKsBrRY 4 CO.,
1885 ST.. Adams Iron Building.
WASHINGTON. DC
". p. HIBBs. Manager.
Deposits received subject
SposfA tocheck and interest allowed
on daily balances.
Advances made to CORE
collateral
Government Bonds and all
Securities listed the New
eotchnsent bonda York stock Exchange
bought and sold for the
usual commission.
We have direct prirate
Pirate Wtre< wires 10 our New York and
Chicago Offices,
Our facilities for trading
eyatn and pror,.,on. IN Grain and Provisions on
the Chicago Board Of Trade
are unequaed
We make q specialty of the
Local Sscuytft<s- Purchase end Sale Of all I.o-
cal Securities commission
Parties desiring to open
accounts, well those
contemplating change In
Su0gestsoA. existing arrangements or
reGuiring additional facti-
ties. are invited to call ON or
address
LEWIS g. TEwKsBURY co.
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~MADAME DE SALES, THE MEDIUM
- and card reader arrived this morning from
California and has engaged psriors at No 1880 st,
NV Madame De Sales Is the seventh daughter OF
the seventh and has never been known to foil tell all
events Of itse All business confidential For all oc-
currences in human life consult and receive the bene
bt of her science. Gard reading 90 cents. Clatrvoy.
ant consultation, ell Office hours 10 TO lg q. M 2
to p.m dl4-2ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
8S EIsEMAN BROS.
Pants 70 order. e5 and upuards
SUITS TO order. Sf5 and upudydA
Our tailoring IL
done by irst-class
hands. Only life
time experience en-
sbles US to give the
best results In At
quality and work
manship.
EISEMAN BROS
Cor 9TH and x sts a w.
Tailors-Olothiers. di2
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