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SOCIEDAD BENEFICA
de M a S S c hus etts
SECURES DE VIDA

Incorporate EN- 1878 baio In inspection Y
las Leyes del Departamento de Seguros del Is
tado de Massachusetts, cuyas leyes son de las
mas rigurosas y protegen los asegurados mas
que las Leyes del Estado de New York.
Seguros que combnan todas has ventaias de-
slstena antigua, por CAST La 1IITAD DEL CosTo
de las deImas ConpaIias que hacen operaciones
en- esta Isla.
Sus p6lizas son indisputables despues de tres
amos. Su redacci6n clara Y precisa, sin ambi-
gjiedades 8 subterfngios es modeIo de SEN
cillez.
No hay restriction respecto / viaies 3 resi-
denca.
En- suma, 81 el asegurado paga sus premios
Ell vida, 4 su muerte Sc paga su POLKA.
y seIloras Y senoritas Sc les conceden $4,000
de SECURE Y SIN RECARGo DE NINGUNA ESPECTE.
No Sc cobra NADIA por derechos de entrada
de admission.
Mas de Is, 900 miembros con seguros Nigentes
$94067, 5000
Siniestros pagados Gesde que Sc organize
$5.427, 1880
cipaImente en- la ECONOMIA DE ADMINISTRATORS
MORTALIDAD.
Sc expiden p6lzas de 81 900 d $20,0 900 sien-
do sus primas por anual, semestral, trimestra1
. blmestral, opcion del interesado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-23
AL PUBLICO

En- Ia Farmacia de Vale q Cancio
Sc ACADIA de recibir Tacuaa iagieSa de la
mas reciente obtencion.
Ponce, Febrero IL de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-23
"AIcoholado Criollo"
PREPARADO PoR
A R1STIDES SIMONPIETRI
Depdsito general, Faymacia SuJiyu
cdHe dt0cbu
FORTITUDO MEA CINIUM FIDnS

Esta preparation alcoh6lica esta hecha con
esmero por destilacion dc las hoias, flores Sc
millas raees de varias plantas del pals como
cidas efcaces para combatir eurar 81 Reuaia-
sDo, dolores 'Seu6lgjcos, reSt5ados cJlicos l1t,o
JdqHeca d00r de loBoS, dol0r de caJesa debilitlad
de las p{elndS q las quema{,aas de plfp,er grado,
empleandose en- frieciones 8 con panos hume
decides con dicho especitico, puestos sobre la
parte dolorida.
Dichas plantas estan analizadas Y recomen-
dadas por el sabio professor botinico Dr. Gro
sourdy y entran EN- esta destilaci6n dosihcadas
por el reputado DJ, Hactaiden, de Jamaica
EXITO GARANTIZADO
PRECIoS DE VENTA
Caias de 24I2 btllas. IS. Id. de 12I2 id. 1875
ARISTIDEs SmoNPIETRr
NOTAS- -Cada r6tulo lleva la irma del ia
brcante.
Sc suplica inutilieen el r6tulo al vaciarse la
botella, para evitar falsifcaciones
Ponce, Puerto Rico, Satad ptjm.
Mayo 81 de 1892 3Tm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-23
r. CASTRO
o 7 O q R "A TO

SOL NUMERO3 PONCE
Fotografias de todas classes y ta-
manOs.
Retratos al crey0n
En- bonitos cuadros recibidos direc-
tamente de los Estados Unidos.
Las personals que residen en- los pue-
bios del interior y deseen mandar sus
ordenes solo tienen que enviar cualquier
retrato en- tarjeta.
Preci0S 0a6clieOs.
Ponce, EAero H. de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-23

Para mas informes dirigirse Fellr w. Pres
ton, en- Ponce, Tesorero Y Agente General del
Departamento Sud de Ia Isla Y Nieques.-Jua11
+. A5sjear, Agente en- Arroyo Mmoud Ar-
giies0, Agente en- Federico Gate}l,
Agente en- Mayagiiez.-G G1tstaro Preston, Agen-
te en- Vieques (J30ato Is lie 1892. 3lm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-23
iBuFERMEDADES SECRBIAS!!
Curaci6El de la inlEsOtencia

iBANDEINA!! !! iiBANDEINAi!
Fn6rgico rendo puramene vegea vgordor del
d.gucg Castro.
nbe de la mpotencaA speratoa dbdd nervoa Ga
hoaes Nueya
York esta Isla
ii EUREKAi! EUREKAli
gepo las nycciones antgnorcas del doctor
J. Rodriguez Castro
Cura tempo nnguna otra
MISUNDERSTANDING -$1-5O
CONSULTAS PARA ISLA
para lse de Intermediates al
pesos franqueo Castro Ponce
IeSrva Q5Sda)
DEPOSITOS- a5ricante yga G C9San JUAN don T.
Guy Jose 1 BlancoMayagbe, don u 1oaaa q d9 =
Era, odos los puebs de la I4a q de 1922
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-23
TALLER
DE HOJALATERIA Y LANIPISTERIA
Mayor, esq1jHa Comercio

Ell dueno de este establecimiento, habiendo
regresado de las principales fabricas de Europa
v Estados-U -Unidos del Norte, donde fuera en-
cernientes pos ig s su greno considerdndose aptO
para eiecutar los que Sc lie confien, por difciLes
' deIcados que sean, Sc ofrece esta culta
ciudad de Ponce.
Garantiza sus trabaios y promote una rebaja
de un 10 por ciento en- obra nueva y un - por
ciento en- composieiones.
Para mayores informes diriiirse Ia Gale
Mayor, esquina del Comercio al maestro
FelLr Simon Bojas
Ponce, Mayo II de 1892. 3m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-23
Ell PINTOR GLIVAU

TIepe eJ honor de ofecer Il eSta cRlta sOciedad
aca5ados retratos al oleo, ga seaR copiadoS del
natural ya de otr0s retrutos, de totogJQtia grd-
budOS etc.
TaHJi6,1 dd IeccjoRcs lie diJ15j0 y piatlpd, q do
Blcilio, ~ Sc ofece h los se1ores padres de JaRi-
Ha qate deseeIl 1tiIisar Sus serrici0S.
Ponce J1Ijo II de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-23

LA DEBlLsDA0 GENERAL.
IA TES55. Ia AREHlA.
La ESCR OFuLA.
EL REuaRATgSMO.
la TCS Y RESFREADOS.
EL. 7AC UlTISM0 EN- Los MInOS.
Y en- general todas las afecciones
de 10 garganta, del pecho y las que
proceden de empobrecmienbo or
ganico pobreza de la sangro
Sc curan con el usO de Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-23

Sc expiden p6lizas de 81 900 4 $4,000 sien-
do sus primas por anual semestral, trinestral
3 bimestral, opcion del nteresado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

Passing Away Of One Of Americas Multo-
Miiiionaires.

RAISING away Oh one OF Afnerfcoe MuU0s
Miiiionaires.
New YORK, April 26.-A special from Paris
states that VIM. Astor died last night at the
Hotel Liverpool The cause was heart failure.
Mr.. Astor was the father OF Mrs J. Coleman
Draytou, and was greatly worried over the Bor-
rowe-Fox- Milbank scandal, in which she was in
volved
Next to his nephew. William Waldorf Astor,
and probably Jay Gould. willism Astor was
the richest citizen of America. His wealth
was recently estimated at between $50. .e00. .oo3
and eco 900. the greater part of which u
invested in New York real estate.
Vim. Astor. who during the life OF his father
was completely overshsdowed by him, has
always been more or less in the background so
far as public prominence was concerned. He
was recognized only by the reflected light of
his wife, who since the death OF Mrs. John
Jacob Astor, several years before that Of her
husband. has been the acknowledged leader Of
New York fashionable society.
For many years the influence Of Mrs. Vim.
Astor in society matters has been all powerful.
and she has, in fact. been the sole arbiter Of
the fate of those who have sought to gain ad-
mittance to the Inner circle"
Her predecessor had been Mrs John Jacob
Astor, her sister r-in-law, and after her death it
was natural that she should assume the scep-
ter, the wife Of William Waldorf Astor not being
recognized by her as being entitled TO take the
lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26
SENDING MAIL THROUGH TUBES.
Preparing for the Delivery of Postal Matter
by Pneumatic Power.

Preparing for the Delivery Of Postal Matter
by Pneumatic Power.
Sr. LOUIS, No., April 26-Col. Smith A
Whitfield, first assistant postmaster general,
who has been IN st. Louis for the past few days
on business connected with the Post Once De-
psrtuent. has completed his visit and started
on his return TO Washington Col Whitfield
says that in 81. Louis the irst practical pneu.
matte service for carrying mail matter viii b
introduced.
The department has had the idea of pneu-
matte service before IL for a long time, but
this is the FIRST instance where it will be
worked out The conditions in ST Louis
are peculiarly favorstle. In Chicago the
distances are so great .s wen =:
be some time before they can have pneumatio
transfer. In St. Louis the principal whole
sale grocerymen are located together IL the
Cupples building and q station win be
established there. They bear . portion
o! the expense. A double pneumatic tube,
each four inches in diameter will be laid from
the central post Office building, distance Of
5000 feet. This can be done cheaply, e shs
route lies Through the St Louis Bridge Com
pany's tunnel and no overhead line or subway
will be needed
The mail matter ID to be borne In small css.
riages, which viii make the journey in one
minute. The expense Of conssractson win BE-
taken from the general appropriated for rsnss
and improvements One reason Why the pnsn-
matte service has not been established In the
east is the large expense and greater eppro-
priation which would be unavoidable. have
no doubt of the success Of the proposed Ina
strongly in favor Of the use OF the teiegrap.
in the postal service. Il is bound 70 como aDA
was sgreeably surprised in 81 Louis - md
decided interest in the subjsct"
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NUGENT TO BE TRIED.
He Must Disprove the Charge Brought By
Miss Marion Price.

He Must Disprove the Charge Brought BY
Miss Marion Price.
LONDON, April 26.-Patrick Emilius John
Greville Nugent. brother Of Baron Greville
and deputy lieutenant and high sheriff Of the
county Of westmeath, Ireland, was today COM
mitted for trial on the charge OF
assault on Miss Marion Price on q train on
the way from Brighton to London on Monday,
April 1S. The court room was thronged with
people Of the same class of society as Nugent
himself and the audience included number
of well-dressed ladies. Miss Price was present TO
testify.
Cross-examination failed to shake the testi-
mony of Miss Price and Nugent was committed
for trial. There Is a strong Telling against Nu-
gent on account of his effort to show tnat the
case one of biackmali, and it is believed that
If he is convicted his punishment will be much
more severe than that OF Col. Valentine Baker,
who, when accused of = similar assault, ex-
pressly disclalmed any idea of rejecting upon
the character of his accuser. Col. Baker was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment without
hard labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- YOU SHOULD GO TO THE
WORLDS FAIR AT CHICAGO

WORLDS FAIR AT CHICAGO
During the summer of 1893, and now is the
time 70 make your preparations.
Si9 Will cover All your expenses. inciud-
IiR railroad fare, accident Insurance roIicy,
six days hrst-class toasd and room aud ad-
nIssion TO the grounds.
1HE WOELDS FAIR TOURISTS
ASSOCIATION
Is the only authorized branch in Washing
ton. ryland Virginia Of the
! WORLDS FAIR HOTEL AND BOARDING
BUREAU OF CHICAGO,
Which has q paid-up capital of 100000
I and is managed By the nIUst prominent rail-
& road men and citizens OF Chicago. II is the
only organization that has the exclusive
indCrsen ent Of the Department Of Public
Comfort Of the Columbian J. 4 position
This bureau has made contracts which
absolutely guarantee hrst-class sccomIno-
8 datiuns for its subscribers.
We VIII save you all the embarrassment
inciden; 10 visiting large strange city ata
time when it Will be overcruwded and the
poorest fInd OF accommodations hard to
secure.
You can commence now to
NAME MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Toward securing absolute comfort. You de-
pOsit your money to your own credit through
us and 1t cannot be touched by the assucia-
ton until You receive your ticket. &c.
SAOUld you decide not 10 20 an equitable
arrangement Is made to refund you your
n4Onzy.
By laying n small amount each month
you viii not miss 1t
You can select any SIX days between May
]. '93. and October 80. 90
For iurther particulars write or call upon
II Is ZEVELY. Treasurer aid Gen MaLassr
PRANK E Smith. President
PRED \ SMITH, Vice President
EDw } FULLEK, Secretary.
LkWIS CASS Of Oh cago Director
WASH. office, tacInc BuIldluy 622 at NV
kEtEKENCkS:
B II WARNER, Wash Loan aud Trust Co.
He SWAIN. CGshi Second Nstl Bank
RUFF. Cashier Central Nat Bank.
WM u BALDHIN. Cashier Nat Capita, Bank
BKEN1 1 BALDWIN, Cashier Trad Nat Bank
I2S-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

The RusH.-The revenue steamer Rush, al
San Francisco, has been ordered to proceed to
Port Townsend and await further iostructions
She will form one Of the Bering sea feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

New BASK.-The controller OF the cur
rency has authorized the Aspen National Bank
Of Aspen. Col, to begin business with capital
of 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

RETIRED.-Passed Assistant Engineer Rober
ID. Taylor has been placed on the retired lis
from the 23d Of April 1892.
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FINANCIAL.
W. GODS & Co. BaxkERs

1222 ST. NV
DEP0SIrS-Accounts Of individuals. firms and cor
por2tions solicited. ~ offer the hest
iHc htie. for the transaction Of all legiti-
mate bankiug.
OF PENDING on length Of time deposit -
DEPOSIT made.
D1SCOCSTS-Daily.
COLLECrIONS--Made on all accessible points.
BXCHANGE--Drawu on principal cities OF the United
states and EuroIe.
Banking hours $3.50 4 10.
We sOIkit your business
Call aud
WOODS & CO, Bankers.
sp26-St l2.S2 81 Il W.
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CoyGREssMES DALzELL AND STONE of Penneyl-
vania will leave for Pitts5urg tonight to attend
tine annual banquet Of the Americas Club OF
that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

APPLICATION DESIEp.-The President has
denied the application for pardon in the case
of John Perry. convicted in the District of Co
lumbla of assault and sentenced July Is. 1891
to S54 days imprisonment in the District Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

The CASE OF Mr.. OwES.-Assistant Attorney
General Rannells continued today his iuvesti-
CATION of the charges preferred by Assistant
Secretary Nettieton against Superintendent
Owen. Both Gen. Net.eton and Mr.. Owen were
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

PASSED ASSISTANT ESGISEER NORMAN has
been detached from the Philadelphia and given
sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY-Internal rev
enue, Sai2, ,031; customs S27077l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

MERITS" MODERN IDEAS.
If you have never seen one of our
make Of S25 suits call and let US show
you finished garment We usually
have several ready tor customer You
can then appreciate the full meaning Of
a superior made and fashioned garment
W. c. MERITS
Tailoring shop,
ap26 514 l1th st.
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AssUnAscE Is FoRcE,
SSO4,S94,557.

Some idea Of the magnitude of the Equitable
Life Assurauce Society may be Obtained from
The at owe tgu-es
The superior managemen mt and liberal dealing
of the Equitable have given IL the largest bnsi-
ness Of any life insurance company IN exist
snce.
From the present financial strength and
standing Of the Equitable It Is safe to predict e
that 10 Will continue 10 insure lives shd pay
policies long after many of the mushroom COM
panies of today forgotten.
In the Equitable you get security. certainty
and your share of the prUhts send your age
BowEs HALL, Restds u, Managers,
Equitable Life society OF the Emitted
APPS 1876 st. Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26
23D NEw Issue

@cD ANEW ISSUE
OF STOCK IN The
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILpING ASSOCIATION
Shares ESQ each. Iay yabis mJathly.
Books opened for su5scrjptIUn April
18th. 1892.
co-operation The Equitable IS ~ exempIihcE-
tion Of the cardinal principles Of &C.
success operation.
1t Is mutually adv ntGgeous sad
rvInUaeraiive 20 tLose who simply
wish TO money and 10 those
who wish TO borrow
The borrowers are benefited in BE-
Good ing able to obtain money 70 buy homes
for aud Y5y of uort-s-es and return the
Borrowers same ia small monthly instAllIrects-
but little more than rent
Those saving are benefited il p.v-
Good ing in moEey N small amounts
fo- the monthly and withdrawing tn szIls
Savers in l=rge amounts with accC2nu-
late,l in crest
The Success Ct the Equitable is due
solely to is s;-ict adherence TO tie
The cooperative principles 1t il t0dSy
the hrEess purely Co-Opersii re
Blil1iac Association in America.
The fast Is the Orly criterion of the
The Only future. What the Equitable has
eoml lisked in the pas: il the bes;
Criterion. possible evidence Of what it viii
compiish IL tie future
Totst Amount Loaned;
Ge4naSrs. --------- . i.3oe. 500 oC
Total anountrepaid-. 1866. sO4 %
Loans ou;sti iias. - I3i.6e5 90
The above four millions and hal:
represent 2.2JZ loans 10 mem nbers-of
which number l.;9+ have been
paid. IeAvinx out SIS loans outstand-
ing.
Total amount paid
Figures shares BY members. .s3.422,397 30
that Tota, amount returned
tell s. $50 es
the -
xory- Amt of active s:ock. 81 Io3.566 20
The Equitable has paid out as
profits TO Withdrawing members on
the.r shares the uunincent sum
of.------------.----..-.-sl sl6o,142 81
The total number of
shares issued are............5S,9ls
Total shares LOW in
force 1851
Tho total receipts to
date have besp...... 81 .497. .j94 80
As evidence of the extent Of the
Eaui:ab,e's business transacted its
last months eipts
-el0SSoo "a
Present ntsssets-.....sl.3lj.Ill3 u
Why not begin 10 save Part Of your earn
inxs every month by takinE shares in the
2Jd issues Shares ar, $50 each. pay
able monthly.
P-nohlets and Information furnished
upon application At the Office Of the sssociA-
tion- Equitable building. 1908 + stnw.
THOMAS soMERvIILE, President
Al scHAFHiRr. Vice President
GEO " CASTELAR, I'd Vice Presiden.
JOHN JOY EDISON. Secretary
DIRECTORS:
BENZ T FULLER TwOMBLY.
FRED PRATT GEO W FISHER,
ELLIS SPEAR JOB BARNARD,
IAwRENCE GARDNER MARCUS BAKER
sp25 JOHN W scHAEFER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

k~sScoIInTriisIai y ElTEnTIE W.rE;nI,E REGULAR REM
End Masonic Hall On Tl r April s
ap23-.t sd 4 g. CIR. sec. &c
n Of Robert de Bruce Ceunsii No. ~ i. K. H II.
WI be he'd at the Cathedral Of the Rite, No 1907 d
Sopt dspse ns orSsp asn Of fn'tan at 7so O'Clock
n TGa HfEtiSsS s hsIsss.l hslSsSAs' ss' comm.nss
H~"NATIONaLIsM AND PENsIOYsT Is
ES5Siss Isl GA ss Nationalist Hail. s'is sos $. %
EEsG e 1H6 TIE PSNEkN s5FsYS CAR
80 corcSran ,Enilding.
The annual meeting of the s.ochho4ers Of III ;hs CON-
for s Of Gr the h
Ss SSr 3d. ss.sSsa'
- REN'i-op account Of the rainy weather Of
pAi and MLPSGsDAT s,h Of Ip April t0tS, Ne
A. l. KEENE.
49, To the friends Of organized iabor.'-This is
20 certify that the differences have heretofore
Knk oSmry sks4rI Gi hnTs snS ben sm aeG
cably settled and we cheertnlly recommend him to
Is order Of l. A. 1859 X L ap25-3r
ErSTHE WASHINGTON AND kOANOKE
49, Land and Improvement Co offer for sale
100 Of the ehoicest lots II the fines, subdivision ever
Values sure to treble few dollars cash will Sc
cure all undoubIed bargain. Gail serd your
address nis,, TO JOHN F. PAEET.
C>s pany of the District Of Columbia.
Ofhce 4l9 q s:. NV
this company held April ! /. 1892. o semI-annual
dividend of per cent the capital stock was de-
cIared payable On ard after Monday. May . s22.
ar:a,,s;S 70 4. 80 ~ LEN T0WfERs JR. Sec.
WISHING ALL OF OUR MA
~ chimes To give the highest degree of saIisfac-
tIon particularly caution those having old
our make axanst allowing them to be adjusted else
where than al the COMPANY'S OFFICE. where none
bnt genuine parts used. and only the reason
able charges If any, made. Orders by postal viii
receive immediate attention.
my26t 6ttl,s.tr Az 9th st. NV
ARE YOU GOING TO HE RACES DON'T
- forget to purchase the Trsiner's Race and
Information Card. Manner Of b. ting worth ten times
he cost snerlai INF rnation To subscribers. Apply
e., MICHIGAN HARDWOOD KEFKIGERA-
49,, tons. Gas and New Process Gasoline Stoves
Tin. stove range and furnace work. plumbing and gas
htiIF gardrn hose Pay cash and save 70 per cent.
R,NLW TOWN. d. C-NOTICE-FOR THE
D> only sl0D lots in Washington, sec
LOTS ADVT.
Map in Office T. II. q NRDNER. 65 II NV sp23-3ts
OF SALE OF MR. MONTAGUE'S
49, PAlNTlNGS.-AllL Lersons who have applied
of the nlIngs of the late Mr. Mont ague please
taAe notice that the nr; has authorized them to be
n ,rfter lprlI :6. 1892. W. IL vEERHOFT. Ad-
i..ii ti at T. ap233t
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PKRsoxAL--James De Witt, of Seattle Wash,
ex-senator Gilbert A. Pierce Of Minneapolis
F. v. Smith Of Louisville and H. 8. Graham Of
Philadelphia are at the Arno.--C. Z. Jones
of Nanticoke, Pa, T. H. Camp Of WATERFOWL
NY, c. E. Jenkins Of New York,
and II. I. Larner Of Columbus are at
Willard's John r. WEIGH of New York,
Benz Blitz Of Philadelphia and W. K Wilson
of Albany are at the RandalL--Wslter Wood
Of Philadelphia, @. II. Steadman of New York,
II. q. Best of the revenue marine service
and John s. Hardy Of London are at
the Ebbitt-E- =. Brown Of Day
ton. Vim. Ferguson o; Denver, Edward
Mcdonald Of New York and II. @. Rogers of
Milwaukee are ut the Riggs.--Chas. s. Todd
of Richmond, J. B. Gleason Of New York, G. B.
d'Anglade Of Paris and John l. Brewer Of
Chicago are at the Arlington.-W. D. Franklin
Of Hartford, r Z. Given OF Peoria, ILL.,, Jos. d.
Henderson Of New York and J. +. 7. Anderson
aud II. b Owen of Richmond are at the Shore
ham.-W. G. Royal Of Germantown, Pa, ].
L. DeFood of Chicago, H b Horton of Niagara
Falls and W. J. Casey OF Richmond are a.
the Hovsrd.-Stanley French OF New
York aud ]. B. Lyon Of Philadelphia are at
the Johnson.--S. b Greh OF New York and
8. Liberman Of PHILADELPHIA are at the Metro
politan.-J. b Ross Of New York, Vim. STRAIT
Ton Of IT Louis and A. r. sparks of Spring.
Geld are At the st. James. A. Hopkins or
Buffalo Z Waiting his soa. c. A Hopkins Of
Capitol HIN
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49, ALMOST SHOWED UNDER
The past few days run on6uits
nearly showed us under" Ead
to turn away q couple Of orders
for suits yesterday because the
parties wanted them too soon. II
you are hesitating you had better
come ir today all work will b.
turned out in tine order it 10 re-
ceived Notrouhie about turning
out trousers. II II ''coats-aud
vests' that pinch
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Tailor. 9th and @ sts. NV. APO
0~ HONOR In MAKE AND PlsICk
Decker Pianos are bulk throughout under Ii
personal SUPERVISION Of members Of the arm.
No material Is used which 10 not strictly Arst
class and no inferior work IL tolsratsd.
Thus are produced instruments which o.
mechanically perfect absolutely reliable, ana /,
tone and durability excelied By nome.
The ~Decksr case" the Decker mschsuisn'
and the "Decker sonsr each has rspussssoa
peculiar to itself
Call and hear Deckee.
9ANDIRS 4 sTAYMAN
o34 y q. Washington.
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DISTRICT PArENTs.-Patents have been is
sued to residents of the District as follows:
Jacob f. Horning and E. d. Clspp. lookup
mechanism for printers forms; Thomas E.
McCracken. saw clamp; Bryan Tyson, amalga-
mator. design was issued to Frank K. Ward
for chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

SECRETARY TRAcY's severe cold prevente
his accompanying the Presidents party {
New York today.
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k-4S STANDS-1HE LATEST AND BEST.
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hay. them Writes like lead pencil. Two
,o,,, holders ard q dozen pens for 25c.
JOHN c. PARKER
Book seller and Stationer,
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