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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14
IRON HALLERS INDICTED.
somerby and Others Charged with Em.
bezzlement-HInts Of Perjury.

iNpIANAPOLIs, Oct. II. - The Marion
comfy grand jury made it's final report
aud returned indictments against Somerby
and other officers of the late Order of the
Iron Hail They are indicted on charge
Of embeZzlement. The indictments are
luint and are in two counts. The first
count charges them with the embezzle-
mrut Of S9D,uOO of the orders funds which
they converted 70 their own use. The sec
Cnd count charges them with converting
10 their own use 100000, by u sing II in
Somerby's bank in Philadelphia Neces-
shly papers will be issued and the gov
ernOr will be asked for requisition papers
so that the indicted men may by brought
In n soon as possible. and IL may be that
Judge Cox will order the arrest Of Som
erby by wire. asking that he be held until
al officer can reach him with the neces-
sHry documents to return him to "head-
quarters" in Indianapolis As the amount
alleged in che indictments to have been
embeZzlcd is a large one, IL Is probable
that Judge Cox will require a heavy
bond.
The grand jury has not completed its
work so far ~ the officials OF the Iron
Hall are concerned. There are more "su-
prpmers" who are implicated. Their cases
Will receive attention at the next session,
and IL will surprise no one To learn that
some Of the promoters of the Iron Hall
are arrested for perjury. Some surprise
Is expressed that Supreme Accountant
Walker is not on the list Of indicted ones.
IL was claimed, however, that he was an
underling and did not obey any orders
that would put him within the clutches
OF toe law
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
Republican and Democratic Views on the
Present situation.

BosToN, Oct IA Democratic Dplti.
clan, whose relations witt Governor Rus
sell are intimate, argues that Il the total
vote OF last year il increased bv uUuUU the
governor has only TO get 100 in zach thou
sand To retain has GOO plurality Of last
year. But the gentleman in question does
not claim any such prepond,rauce for the
candidate of his choice He is sufficiently
modest a. 10 place Russells plurality at
1000 or 900. and he thinks thn. Cleveland
will be defeated by from jOOu O.. 600. But,
BE- says. it all depends upon registration.
Russell went out of Boston last year with
i3,j5s plurality. II this j. increased TO lj,-
600, says this prophet, Russell will win by
1000 or 800; should he have but l3 900. he
may be elected by 9fOO over Halle; with
only 900 in Boston the election il any.
body's, and with but lO,UDl, Hale is surely
elected
As to congressman, he says that O'Neil
will be elected in the Ninth district. Int
as to the Tenth H. has nothing 90 say b.
cause Of the very mixed condition in which
IL now stands. lie thinks that the Demo-
Gratis have fair chance 70 win in the
First, Fifth. Eighth and Eleventh districts
Mr. Stevens, in the Fifth, has the best
prospect. and will probably be elected;
the chances Of Mr.. Andrew, in the Eighth,
come next, then Mr.. Crosby In the First,
and last Of all Mr.. Williams In the
Eleventh. where the contest will be very
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14

close. lie sees no signs or victory Tor nr.
Thayer in the Third district or Mr. Cool
idge In the Fourth.
Aud now for the other side. A Repub.
hc,n whose name should entitle his
opinion 20 more than averageiweight, save
that Harrison will carry the state by ~.
vp plurality and Halle by 1000 He slys
that 1000 nf kussel's majo rity Of last yer
will be- wiped out in New Bedford. wh-'e
the feeling Of dissatisfaction which then
existed among the friends Of Mr.. Crapo
has passed away. As to the contest In
the Tenth congressional district, he sees
therein more than a mere quarrel between
McEttrick and McNary.
There are other interests involved, and
there is likely o. be more or less trading.
The mayoralty nght also comes in and the
irrepressible conflict between the silver
stockings and the short hairs is likewise a
factor in the case. So that on the whole.
this congressional squabble may have
quite an aprreciable effect upon the state
election. He thinks that Russell will 20
out Of Boston with less than 10, 900 votes,
and he very much doubts If his excellency
will hold his 1900 Of last year.
His views relative to the congressional
districts are very much like those Of the
Democrats given above. He probably con-
crdes the election Of Stevens. and thinks
Andrews chances are good. Mr.. Crosby
he says, has lost little OF his follow
Of two years ago, and he has besides in Mr..
Wright dangerous antagonist The fight
between Williams and Draper he char
scterized as snug, with the chances in
favor of the latter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14

kne . 90. At hi- residence on Cottage
,u"et ~ any NhcIc you can meet him dur
ing TIE day. alCu
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14
story Lacks Confirmation.

WAsHINGToS Oct. l4.-Secretary Tracy
says that he knows nothing of the circu-
lar reported 70 have been sent TO the EN-
pioyes of the Norfolk navy yard, request
ing them TO contribute To help elect
President Harrison and Mr.. Bowden, the
Republican candidate for congress from
that district. Colonel Lamb Of Norfolk,
who is in the city, and whose name is
mentioned In con lection with the circular,
said that he knew nothing of any attempt
TO levy assessments on the employees or to
swell the campaign fund
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14
-TIIE-
VAIL PAPER SVNnn
THE
T. =. !. CADY
$50 Vain Street. This Citv.

$50 "ain Street, This City.
S.5. -,rIlor, NTa1aaScr.,
Has now come into the full con-
troll of 5. B. Fuller who would
announce to the trade IN general
that the same low prices and the
same attention to the business
will be given in future as in the
past. | shall carry % full and
complete line of W. Papers,
Friezes, Decoration Il Room
Mouldings. Also a ,.oplete line
of Window Shades, an q large
line of Wood Mantr's TsSst-
ing to constant attention to the
wants Of the trade for am increase
in the business. Than king all
my friends for their libera natron-
age in the past and hoping Or a
continuance in the future When
IN want Of any Of the above arti-
cles, please give us a cal ut the
old store, 800 Main street, Paw
tucket, r. |.
Respectfully yours,
S. B. FULLER.
Pawt,, Sept. oath, 1892
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14
NOT a POLITICAL MEETING.
Blaine and other Prominent Hepubli.
cans Dine Together at OphIr Farm.

Blaine and other Prominent Hepubli-
cans Dine Together at Ophir Farm.
WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Oct. H-rfr
Blaine passed Yesterday quietly at Ophir
Farm, resting after his trip IN Maine. He
saw no callers during the day, aud though
a distinguish delegation came up from
New York in the afternoon, he did not
meet them until he came down stairs 30
dinner at o'clock in the evening. The
gentlcmeu whom Mr.. Rrid had invited 10
meet ir. Blaine were General James =
Clarkson, Cornelius y. Bliss, Chairman
Carter Of the Republican national com.
mittee and Secretary McComas.
To a representative of the United Press
Mr.. Reid stated that the visit of Mr.
Blaine, and the meeting with the directors
of the Republican campaign had no sig.
nifcance whatever. 1t WAS purely social
affair, and not a gathering or the holding
of An important conference AS TO the
progress of the campaign. Mr. Reid also
said that Mr Blaine was not induced TO
come on in order TO gave the managers of
the campaign an opportunity TO make
personal and united appeal TO him to de.
liver one or two campaign speeches.
The absenc. OF Mr. Harrison from the
campaign, made necessary by the siclluc-s
of his wife, has, IL is said, led the members
Of the national Republican committee to
decide that some strong climax j. needed
TO arouse enthusiasm i'm the ranks and call
out a few votes on election day. Whether
the arguments of General ClarkSon, Jo-
seph Manley ot Maine, Cornelius Bliss ana
Mr.. Reid, all of whom are strong personal
friends of the eX-secretary OF state, will
induce him to run the risk attendant upon
entering n political campaign In his pres
entsT,hysica condition, is uncertain. The
matter is evidently being seriously con.
sidered, anl the visit Of Blaine TO Reid
may have marked effect upon the cam
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14

LOWELL, Mass, Oct l4-Rev. Hugh
Montgomery has accep ed the challenge
OF the Beverly Prohibitionists for a joint
de. tc on Nov. l. His opponent is to be
Rev Louis A. Banks OF Boston.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14
/.
Soap

Whoever wants soft
hands, smooth hands, white
hands, or a clear complex
ION, he and she can have
both; that is, if the skin is
naturally transparent; un-
less occupation prevents.
The color you want to
avoid comes probably nei-
Their Of nature or work but
Of habit.
Either you do not wash
c5fectually. or you wash too
.'actualIy; you do not get
i've skin open and clean, or
ypu hurt it.
Remedy.-Use Pears
Soap, no matter how much;
but a little is enough if you
use it often.
All sorts Of stores sell il, especially
7oio1is- gii sorts of people use it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-16

PRUCUKE a HOME. COOKE PARK.
SUBDIVISION GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
THESE LOTS ARE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
BETWEEN 2. Y: 10Th AND slsT SITS. on 60 AND
TO BE CONCERTED. SIDEWALKS PAVED AND
GERREp, AND sEWER MAIER AND GAS PUr
TIo NKtT FA .YS phpTH Sc ~ - TO
r RRIGE GNT vd ~ PER s9pEAE FOOT
AND3 YEARS: OR. IF BTILf GPON Al ONCE
MONEY n, NE ,EgRNLSHEp TO BUILD WITHOUT assn
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY FURNIsHED TO NAY
J., 1892 FOR g. FOR PLATs. PRICE LIST AND
myl:BS3m c. II. FIcKLINs 1894 sap ST. NV
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-ON VIRGINIA AVE. OR 7TH ST. - W.
II Tuesday. June u, sold medal with ovnerynane
7 OST-wILL THE LADY WHO RECEIVED
II through mistake on Saturday, June H. packaa-e
containing twelve yards striped black CreEadinr,
eight yards gingIani, TWO yards ssteen and polka
spot waist please return TO PERRN'S, Pennsyl
VSiiis ave, cor 9h st 1t
I OST-MOSDAY EVENING. GOING FROM
4 steamer Nscalsster T. street car. ladys blue
cloth blazer. Finder will oe suitably rewarded by
turning same TO 10 I'd ST. Sc It.
E,OUND-CAME TO THE PREMISES OF MOUNT
Il ohVet cemetery Tuesday. June IA instant, five
mules owner l. requested % prove property, pay
charges and take away. ID. MCCARTHY. t.lfr3t'
/ OST- sTRAYED FROM HOME ON wEDNES-
IL day nixht. pug dog had on collar and tag an
swers q name Of RoNdy. Reward if returned to 21s2
l. 81 A. :. TABER- It.
I osT-sMALL GRAY TERRIER; NAMED GYP;
20 owner. ALICE 7. ELDRIDGE, Wyoming ave,
Washington Hei0hts. 1t.
I OST-JUNE 10. AN ENVELOPE CONTAINING
snIt oi money sniph,e fsWarG VIII re nsld
] osT--AT THE CASINO on TUESDAY EVEN
l. ing. two coats; placed in vehicle. Parties
please return 10 Casino or Star office. jel62t'
ENOUSD-CAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE
subscriber on the llth instant. small red and
white COW; which the owner can have by calling
p MANGuh, Kendall Green. ieI5-3t'
I OST-SUNDAY LAST IN THE VICINITY OF
IL 2ls: St and Columbia road white and lemGn-col
collar; answers Of Bob. Reward Tor return 10
FRITZ HERZOG, 2GS st. II. iel5-ot'
oST-yUNE IA. GOING FROM ST " z TO
A. - u depot OF chansing from the avenus car. =
s'eriinS silver chair bracelet Reward if returned
10 ;s,5 st. n jrIJ-s4
LNCND-GREl HOUND GlP; WHITE SPOT IN
Il treast, with leather colla,. Owner can call al
Shoreham Hotel Ask for PORTER. iel5-3t.
STqEN OR sTRAyED OFF MY PREMISES
her left ear 1HoS. NfALON. 143, st. j14-::s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

E,oR RENT-FTFrY-ACR FARM. srH STREET
turnlike. miles frnn, city, near forest Glen.
9uthuildipSs, .&c.; SO per month, in advance. J.
n CALLAHAN. Room ~ patent cthcc. jei6Sss'
E>OR SALE-BEAUrIFUL TRACT OF ABOUT 10
- acres. covered WITH oaks; very elevated, LARGE
fBoNIAGE on WASHINGTON BALTIMORE
BotLENARD. overlooking COLLEGE Park and River
dale. $500 PER acre.
tel6-r JOHNSON 4 CHEW. 6l7 p.
E>oR sALE-A COUNTRY HOME IN Full VIEW
Of entire city about acre io--ourn HOUSE aud
large barn fruit and sha,ie trees, bargain.
JOHN D. JOHNSON 4 r 4. r. CHEW
1el,-lS 6is Est
FOR SALE.GooD HOUSE AND LoTIN TAKoMA
Beautiful new house in COLLEGE PARK o.. so
JOHN o. JOHNSON r. h. b. CHEW. 6i. ST
FOR sALE-LoNFLY NEW HOUSE AND LARGE
lot az Garrett Park. also one 81 kensington easy
terms. y. BENJAMIN. 6l2 r II. NV. sel5A
THIRTY ACRES AT BETHESDA PARK: $50
4 PER acre; elegant for subdivision. Forty acres
three miles from departments $40 per Il ~
SOLO IN Two tracts j. II. JOHNSTON 4 co.
lelo-St 1glS list N "
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY THREE ADULTS QADY. DAUGH-
w ter snd sfstsr). two uufurnished Communicating
eecond rooms with board. East CAPITOL ST
Eeferences exchanged Address ALMA. Star once
WANTED-By ALADY, A RoOMPARTLY FUR
w nfshed with private bath IN washington or
Georgstown- Address. stating terms. 3019 "
81 jel6-Sts
WANTED UNFINISHED ROOM AND
w board between l2in and y and nth SITS and ave. ,
by DAVID 8. l. JOHNSON. Room IL. Webster law
butldfnx. IT.
WANrED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w all parts Of city cheapest and plan
10 secure desirable roOrnerS, terms moderate.
sHACKLEFoRD's AGENCY. <27 11th NV.
Iny20-2Sts
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ADMINISTRATIONS.

WANTED-AT HEADoUARTERs-P POSITIONS
w for cooks. chsmtermaids waitress: la,lndresses.
sSMTt 4 c0oNBs Co. 81 10th St " It.
WAN ED-ao TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
W cooks. chamberpaids. waitress. nurses. ladys
ences from last employers 6i3 IN St. n. " iei62t'
WANTED-BY GOOD. HONEST YOUNG col
1ssa sai Ga fn or }:f
WANTED. BY FRENCH COUPLE (HUsBAND 70
situation butler and maid, to to the country
Address F. F.. 1114 18th st. NV. Je1e-oi-
WANTED-HoME FOR LADY AND CHILD
W years: linen room; excellent housekeeper and
LIABLE. Star once sSeA i0r one gent or lady II T.
WANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN.
enses address d ss.4 oce or nurse s0' r II
WANTED-A POSITION BY A REGISTERED
druggist seven years experience satisfactory
jel66t' DRUGS. Star Office.
WANTED.BY ELECTRICIAN, POSITION; IN
,nd de5stSnds all about electric lighting dynamos
1Ase shsrge OF details for such work Address ELLC
w woman. situation chambermAd or general
h9usework in small family. Call or address 1924
WANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL. PLACE IN
Ss sr or as nurse to children Address ssss Of
WANTED-BY TWO CHAMBERMAIDs tCOL-
w oredl places in private family good references.
Apply 11241f l. St. NV. IT.
WANTED-BY GIRL FROM HAMBURG.
w place in private family industrious and willing.
Address HAMBURG. Star office. je15-2t'
WANTED-BY TRAINED NURSE, ENGAGE
w ments in private family references from doctors
and patients; williny to leave city for summer Adj
dress v. B.. Star office. je15-2ts
WANTED - POSITION AS CHAPERON. COM
w psnion 20 invalid for children in a family
Of good standing; references exchanged. Mrs. T.,
Ala X st W. jsl.l-sts
WANTED = BY YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY
w drilled in bookkeeping. position bookkeeper
assistant. testimonials gwen; bond furnished
essary- Address ENTERPRISE, Star office je16-:t'
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN GOING ABROAD
w wishes 10 secure a situation for a goodman who
has lived with him for many years Address Mr. +.
r.. 1871 Mass. je15-2t-
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants (refs- private families hotels. restau-
rants wherever needed: also positions for clerks.
Established 1885. SHACKLEFORDS. 427 1lth n. W.
je7-12t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN FAMILIAR
w with the cigar and tonacco business. a situation
best of references. Address q. ID. X Star Office l43
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR DRIVERS,
w cooks, porters. nurses, walters. maids, pantry
and linen room hands, male and female clerks cat
northern cities and resorts. BURNHAM'S, ITO
ST. NV. je11-6t-
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ASTED-TO PURCHASE SEWN OR FIGHT
w room house In the northwest, situated between
9Th and 18th and and Q. price no; 81 so Adj
ores D. r. IT,. star Once IT.
WANrEp-aoUsE, WITH STABLE OR on LOT
suffaoie for stable. costing 81 500 TO %, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-16

EDR RENT-HOUSF 9l3 ST. NV, 15-RCONS;
4 al mod inns. suitabiu 70. boarding house. WA.
II. EARS row. Gil st. ny ie1-1w
ENOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE N
perfect eondi.icn. 1!s,S Z NV. 500 ,,cr year
RON septerIber l; rent r.e until SeptaiaDe- l.
ic6-1m SWO&ASrEDr x BRAD, Ely, gu Est.
EroB RENT-It0S II HARDWOOD AVE. LIE DaOIT
Park, fronting the circle eight LARGE ro.rs n j.
p.ehy Of shade; ia-ge grounds; $50 a month. In
QIiTe 1901. next door. lny:y4-I,n
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EOR RENT

1 1'1y0 SlIl 81, TT. br,
III j, store and dwell
ing, with stable. So. p,
22g0l q 50, br. IN j. &. ~. y
1881 y st. br. mi. l6rSsta A.
ISL 2 81. bT. mi. lp-.Ip. n
300 Al 81, hr. m !, Sr -
3g2S Pros az, ir. III IL :. y
1903 p 1t. 81. Dr. III. a
CONDUIT rd, next cor
FCxsil I'd. III. fr .......l-
FoNdl "a. cor Ridge.
81 fr II
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FOR RENT-FJATS.


E'OR RENT-APARTMENT OF FOUR ROOMS
Il hall and bath. THE CONCORD, New Hampshire
ave. near = NV. iel45'
ENOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FLAT OF FOUR
rooms light housekeeping if desired adults only
modern house references 1927 l4th st. n. W. Hat
EoR RENT
l. Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments
THE WOODMONT. 18th and Iowa Circle
ap2l j. +. ROBINSON, Prop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-16
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

E'OR sALE-BARGAIN IN AN UPRIGHT PIANO.
rosewood case. full ostayes, grand scale: full.
sweet tone In perfect order; Will sell for .lO SO
down and 80 Ter month. without Interest,
5el6 Ip:i, F.nii sv.
EoR SALE- FsTEY ORGAN At LOW vALUE:
u very iowerful, stops. with s1Ihha-e srd COUP
l.rs bargain. original price. sl.5, Will --ll Tor
$40; easy payments
jel6 1917 p.n1. nS,. nv
E'oR sALE-A FINE LARGE TWO MANUAL
PIPE organ' in good condition; viii b- sold ~
sacrifice. as II must b. rrinoysd 60 make room for
jel54t.
E'OR sALE-CHEAP FOR CAsH-A MaGNIFI-
cent nearly new rosewood cabinet grand upriyit
,nano. 70 octave. with makers guaranty and stool.
loUoG -. NV. j.l4 D.
Loh SALE-EOIIAN AUTOMATIC ORGAN; THE
II most dlfncult music h. played by orig
ma cost 81 organ $50, will bc sold nc -a-r1boe
also Loo rolls 81 music. az 9th ST. n h1l-7t.
LroR -sPEcIAI-sEvFRAI HANDSOME
STYLES Of slightly used upright and square TaAns-
Of hnr makes offered for = days gr.sfly
duced prices for cash monthly psynlents suft.
onI mis- ms opportunity. as they 20 be sold -
less than cost 10 close than out. Call at
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
Iele sl3 Pa. av.
IroR sALE-A THOROUGHLY REPAIRED CHICK
l. ering pianos can bs h91s,.t e z bsry@ir
oee Az 18th 81 n.
lpR sAI.E-sl:l5 WILL BUY AN EXCELLENT Up
Il right piano. HUGO NORCH Co. 81, 9TH &.
Piano Dealers. Pianos for rent moved park Cd
and shipped sohmer Piano Aseuc,. my24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-16
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-sPLENDID REsIDEICR LOT on
Il north side Of ST. between 18th and lplh "a n "
ct s2 o5 ger teos = basssn IL sold at once DANIEL
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-wILL EXCHANGE 1O-ROOM BRICK
w house. with every convenience, , blocks from
Capitol. for unimproved ground in city suburbs.
W. W. METCALF. 1881 st jel5-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-16

DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT posI-
DR.. ExfN ESQ aS 81 1ssifsEeoffIc.
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MANICURE

NJ II. 5os 18th 81. x'v'oFh. os,x faanrtsr ma
Msnsssrsarer q fIxv 1AEIcUks "a tHfkopob-
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INSURANCE.

MTcTrg4AHhx f 4 g yIss tf.yEeScf 90
,dent- yANEs z FITCH, Secretary. fssnss polsas
q nnnsu.iy oy rssss and ssch tnsrsr shar~ IN TIE
eonpeny. l<06 o - - .. Sax&-J
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LHOR RENT
l. 1924 18th St. n W., g rooms and bath MI
large yard front and s35 90
Sa p ID; ave: NV. ". and bath 20 o.
ISg3 Marion st. n. w., and bath. ........ So 80
lUE Marion st n. W.. ar. and bath. ........ 81 90
I56 81 ne. n. and bath. 30. 90
&! ST. sw, 6r. IL. 90
*ol 10Th ST. sw., from July S............,. 81. 90
JNO. B. WIGHT
1e0-1m 1410 @ st. NV.
EoR RENT-BY R. o. HoLTzMAN, REAL Es-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-16

LNOR SALE-S1O SECURES A LOT
Il l. have for sale SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS
In the growing seaport city of NEWPORT NEWS,
VA. Ix lsS nicely Rradsd streets, $500 each,
which secured by paying $40 cash and $40 ter
month until paid for. Money invested in these lots
can be doubled before You finish paying for same.
For plats and information call on JAMES r. BROWN,
Agent. 6O4 10th st. n W., Washington, d. c.
Telephone 473 ,eS-1n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-16

IN0R SALE-A HANDSOME COTTAGE: 0 ROOMS;
Il nne grounds: good water on place. a North Ken
slngton, on B. and o. 81. 100 Apply 20 J. EDGAR
SMlIh III. 400 9TH g. NV. myl9-eolm'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-20
DIVIDEND SUSPENDED
Northern Pacific Directors De-
eided to Pay None on Cur
rent Quarter.
Official Statement of Reasons
Issued to Preferred
Holders.
President Cakes Recommend
ed That This Step
Ee Taken.
Rock Islands Withdrawal
Will Not Disrupt the
Blind Pool.

NEW YORK, May 19.-The Northern
Pacific directors, at the regular monthly
meeting today, decided to suspend divi-
dend payments on the preferred stock
for the current quarter. The officers of
the company made the following official
statement:
The board of directors have to an
nounce to the holders of the preferred
stock that they adopted this day by
unanimous vote the following preamble
and resolutions:
Whereas The statements submitted TO this
board by the accounting department show
that the net surplus of income due 10 the
holders of the preferred stock, under the
articles of reorganization. for the nine
months OF the current fiscal year ending
March 81. 1892, amougted to S9S999O.T.
Whereas, Out OF this amount two divi-
dends aggregating $751; 62. have been dis
tributed, leaving a balance of only $685.
12S.77 available.
Whereas, The president of the company,
in special communication, strongly recon-
mends the suspension of quarterly cash diyl-
dends for the several reasons set forth by
him; therefor. be it,
Resolved That no dividend shall be de-
clared for The quarter ending March 81, 1892.
and that the special report of the presiden
be printed and communicated to all stock
holders OF the company: and further
Resolved, That the time, manner and
method of distribution of so many of the
S3.347, 600 of consolidated bonds set aside for
the benefit of the preferred stockholders as
may be necessary 10 supply the deficiency, II
any, in this or any subsequent fiscal year be-
tween the amount of net earnings and per
cent OH the preferred stock. be submitted to
the preferred stockholders at the annual
meeting in october next