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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

chfopca chrZesclansklego W
Aanten, zostaf ponownle
uwleziony odstawlony do vie
zieuia W Cleve.
w AFRYCE ~s.uw1rzy} sic "a
zachet2 l pod patronem kardynafa
Lavizerl rycerski zakon tax zwany
Braci Saharyjsk'ch, kt0ry ma ma
celu zniesienie handful nlewolni.
kaml i wytepiemle rozb6jnlk6w
Arab6w. Do zakonu tego wstaplio
DUO F%rancuzdw, Hiszpanow,
Belgijczyk6w, Wfoch6w. Niemcow,
Wegrow, a take jest podobno
kllku Polakow.
w ubleg}ym mieslacu ~stoczyll
Bracia pierwsza b1twe z Arabami,
handlujacymi nlewolnikam1. Wal,
ka z Arabaml ME jest wcale lat.
Wa i to 2 tel przyczyny, ze maio
kiedy stang oko W oko przeclwn,-
kowi, ale chowa]a sic 20 lasach
l g6rach i ztamtad wysy}aja pod
]azdy i czynia wycieczki z nienac-
ka.
W okol;cy Bldulgerld znaj-
dowa}a sic taxa banda Arab6w,
ktdra handlowa1a mewolnikaml,
czyniac przytem sp~ustoszenia.
O tenn dow1edzieli sic Bracia
saharyjscy, zna1dujacy sic W Bis
krze, i postanowlli odszukac i
zniest bande arabska. NaJpierw
wysluchano naboznie Mszy Sw.,
przyczem Kardyna1 w Biskrze
udzieli1 bfogos}awiehstwa Braciom,
kt6rzy n%astepnie ~wyruszyli W dro.
ge pod wodz2 Brata jana.
Droga by}a daleka l niezbyt
3atwa, przebyto ja Jed2ak dosyc
szczesliw1e.
Bracla wiedzac juz n#pewno.
gdzie Arabowle SIC ~zraiduiq,
chcieli IA mich napaSc ca}kiem
nlcspodzlanie i w tym celu skryll
sic do gestego lasu, oczeku]ac
nocy.
z Arabami ME TAXA jednak
{atwa sprawl, czuwaia oni zawsze,
czy we dnle, czY W nocy. I wtedy
porostawiali geste str6ze, tax re
ich podejsc nlespodzianie ME by
10 MONA.
Bracna ~podszei1szy rabus1ow
ma odlegiosc strza}u karab,nowe-
go, dali do Mich ognia jednoczes-
ME. Trupem pablo ma stronle
Arab6w 80 ludzi, pomledzy kt6.
rynli byli take - niestety i ME
wolnicy.
Arabowie dali teraz takze
ognla do Bracl. Strzafy pada1y
gesto. Arabowle bronili sic zacie.
Gle, a zrobill soble Jeszcze te do
godnosc, re w~ysunell nlewolnik6w
swych naprz6d i ~utworzyli Z Mich
prawdzlwy wal ochronny, Y pc
lt0rego strzelall do Braci.
Dzielni BracIa ME ulekli sic
jednak; ale CO a smielsl mas
tawall ma Arab6w. CT widzac,
re ME ma Ola nlch innego ratuE-
ku, iak tylko ucieczka, wyrzncli
100 nlewolnik0w, a ma
stepnle uclekll W g}ab pustynl,
zablerajac re soba lyle rannych
lie mogli:
Noe byia c,emna, dla tego
zwyciezcy Bracla ME mogli SCI.
gao rabus16w, ale musleli odcze-
kaG dnia.
Ma placu walk pablo trupem
pc stron lie Arab6w 43 ludzi. Pc
stronie Bracl zabity zosta1 Brat
Bogumi1 Webee, rodem Z Norvm-
bergil, Il nadto odniosfo Is Braci
lekkie rany.
Pc odnieslonym z~wyciestwie
powr6cill, Bracia do Blskru. Kar-
dyna1 wyszed} n~aprzeclwko Mich 2
krzyzem W reku, a n~astepnie cd.
prawif ~dzlekczynne nabobenstwo
z powodu szczesliw,e zakonczonej
wyprawy.
Niewolnikom, kt6rych odblto
Arabom, pozostawiono do vol,
albo pozostat W Blskrze, lub tez
powr6clG W strony rodzinne:
Chciano lch nawet naipicrw !
do Rzymu do OLGA $w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

Gosty IL. w zeszfa niedzie-
le, dn1a 4. m. odbyfo sic ma
sail p. Jankiowicza kwartalne
zebranie Towarzystwa ogrodn1Ktw
i przyjaciof ogrodnictwa. Pow.
taWszy staropolskim zwyczajem
przewodniczacy wszystkich praw1e
zebranycb cztonkow, udzjelit g1osu
p. Kaniewskiemu ogrod. z
Wydaw pod %Ponieeem, kt6ry
obi"knlajac choroby i grzybkl.
~niszczaco drzewa owocowe, %zacie-
kawlt wielce zebranych. Po
~zakohczonei &ywej pogada-
ce ma tym8e przedm1otem zaoraf
gtos p. C'chock', %ogrodn1k z
BoJzewa pieknY Mai odczyt ma
tcmat vdo ogrodnictwa"
Personal---very. Tow. wygios,}
r6wniez zajmujaca rozprawe 0
~obchodzenlu sic z winorosla, mad
kt6ra to r6wniez jak mad powyz-
semi zywa rozpoczefa sic pcga-
danka. Ma zebranie ogrodnik6w,
ktore sic ma odbyc W marcu W
Pozniu, ofiarowai sic pojechuG p.
Mikofajs ski Z Czachorowa. Pc
przyJec,u nowego czfonka do
Tow, zamknaf personal---very.
obrady, oznaczYwszy przysz1e
zebranie ma niedziele, dn;a 8 maja
RIB.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10
4 Poznahskiego.
4 4 q d.

Pose rasz x. proboszcz
Jazdzewski, zasiadajacy W komi-
syl szkolnej jake reprezentant Ko-
I" Po!skiego podai do s S projek.
tn SIX olnego nastepujacy wnlosek
W zlemiach, gdzie lima lax ME-
mlecka osiadfa Jest Iudnosc, reli.
g1a W szkolach ludowych winns
bye udziel"na W jezyku ojczystym
i wykfad tego jezyka winjen bye
obJety plancm nauk. Wniosek ten
p%rzyszedf pod obrady komisyi. Po-
mimo dsielnego uzasadnienia DO.
danego pre-; X. Jazdze wsklego i
poparcIa tegoz przez cztonk6w
stronnlctwa katolickiego. barona
Huene Rintelena, narodowo-li-
beralni i woIGo konser vatywni o.
swiadczyli sic przeclw wnioskowi,
ktory tez prey gfosowanlu odrzu-
conc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

dial.
Rzezak 2ydowski BuscEoff,
podejrzany Q zamordowane
chtopca chrzesciahsklego W
Aanten, zostaf ponownle
uwleziony odstawlony do vie
zieuia " Cleve.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

ZAPlSUJCIE SOBlE WIARUsAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10
MA P~OSIEDZENIU

seJmu prusk1ego przyszta pod
o5rade znana spra va zamor.
dowania ch1opca W Xanten
przez 2yd6w. Plerwszy zabrat
gfos ~wolaomyslnY pose] Rich
ter l CORY zaprotestowat,
]akoby zydzi zamordowali
chfopca ma mace. Jest to
wymysiem antysemitow, kto-
rym zawsze chodzl o to, a2eby
ma zyd6w ukuc materyal ich
zochydzajacy. Prey kohcu
swej mowy wyraaa mowca
zaufanle do p. mlnistra spra.
wiedliwosci l prosl go, aaeby
zapatrywaf sic bez uprzedze-
MIA i beztronnie ma GAIA spra-
we.
Nastepnle zabrat gios kon-
serwatysta Stoecker l swiad-
cyl, il bye mole, Re W tym
wypadku wiasnie 2ydzi ME
zamordowall chlopca IA mace.
ale jednakowoz zachodzliy
wydarzenia Re 2ydzi mordowali
chrzescian nienawiscl reli,
gijne]. Mowca zarzucaf tel mi
nistrow' sprawiedliwoscl, lie
zaczaf sic doplero rozpatry-
wac W tel sprawie, kledy 20
zn,ewolity do tego zebrania
ludowe, IA kt6rych sic euer-
gicznle d~opominano o wyias-
nienie p~oto2enia rzeczy.
Minister sprawledliwosci
Sehelllug 2aprzeczai stanow-
GEO, iekoby 60 zmusilY do
zajecla sic sprawl dopiero
zebrania i agitacye !udowe,
oraz opiaia publiczna. Minis
trowi - jak twrerdzii - lie.
Gaia jul downo to sprawl ma
sercu i bylbY SIC bez wszel-
kiej agitacyi mia zqlql. Go
atoli daleI czynid samierza,
p. minister me powie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
The Prince of Wales and Archduks
Ludwig Were Lucky.
FOURTEEN MEN BURIED IN A SEWER
Pensioners Ineligible to a Seat in
Congress.
GERzA'S OLD MEN cAUGHT
Narrow Escape of the Prince OF Wales sn<
Archduke Iudwtg.

Marrow Escape Of the Prince OF wales and
Archduke Ludwtg.
LONDON, Oct l9.-U'nder the scare headline
Of Marrow Escape OF the Prince Of Wales" ths
Pal Nal Gazette today says that while lady
Brooke, at whose residence the prince had oeax
staying for several days. driving him 10 ths
station on Monday the horse reared and
for time IL looked Ne though the wheels %
the carriage would be cramped and the out1i
overturned. A policeman. seeing the trouble,
seized the prse by the head and quieted him.
thus avertiag what might have proved serious
consequences.
A fresh horse was procured aud the primes
and HE beautiful hostess continued their jour
ney 60 the station.
VIENNA. oct. l9.-Considerable excitement
was caused by the announcement that the heir
presumptive 90 the throne. Archduke Clar
Ludwig and his wife had met with an accident
that might have proved fatal They were re-
turning last night In carriage from Wiener
Nustadt suddenly the carriage fell into
a ditch and was turned completely over. The
archduke was stunned and the lower limbs cf
the srchduchess we're severely injured Tho
coachman's head was badly hurt and the car
riage Was wrecked. They are both still suffer-
iny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
GEN. sCBoFIELD's REPORT.
Recommendation Made by the Commands
of the Army.

Recommendation VI ade by the Commands
of the Army.
The annual report Of the major general COM
m snding the army, Gen. schofeld, was made
public late this afternoon. In reference 10 the
staff and the line of the army he says:
"For many years the harmony Of the War
Department was disturbed and the efficiency Of
the military service impaired by conflict Of
assumed authority between the staff depart
ments and the commanding officers Of the
army. Blu. wiser theories of administration
and more moderate views OF the authority OF
subordinates have been gradually established
until the right 10 exercise independent au-
thority within the command or adminis-
trative sphere Of superior is
now rarely claimed, and all depart
ments Of the military service generally work In
harmony and due subordination % carry into
effect the requirements Of law and the orders
Of the President and Secretary Of War"
Gen. schofeld says that the state Of discipline
and military instruction throughout the army
is highly satisfactory.
He urges the passage Of the pending bill IN
Congress for the reorganization Of the artil-
lery into seven regiments. He also urges the
reorganization Of the infantry. He fsvors IL
small battalion organization
He recommends establishing in sca coost
states an artillery reserve. He urges hat The
militia Of the country be fostered and encour-
aged in every possible way. He fsvors . con-
siderable increase IN the pay Of non-coDDkD-
stoned ofBcen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

PERsoNAL.-S. W. Scott of New York, n. p.
Waldman Of New York, Z. L. McSparrow Of
Philadelphia and A. ID. Guion Of Chicago are
at Willard's.-A. NJ. Terry of Nash
vile, n. E. whiteside and n. G. Kirt-
land of New York and C. Ii. Baughman
Of Frederick, Nd, are at the Randall.-Thos
II. Hardcastle of Denver. Chas II. Ennis Of
Philadelphia and s. II. Stearns Of New York
are at the Ebbitt.-John Byrne of
Buffalo, Louis Schmidt of New
York, c. H. Crosby of Chicago,
and William Lyons of Boston are at the
Riggs.--John Flynn of Brooklyn, James Irv-
Ing Of New York, c. II. Cotrell of Atlanta and
Jas. r. Cormick of Chicago are at
the Arlington.-Geo. NJ. Bauman of
New York, ]. Warren Carlston of Phila-
delphia. VIM. 1. Reid of Kansas City and J. B.
White Of New York are at the Shoreham.-E.
W. Blue of Atlanta, Ga, George H. Mason Of
Brooklyn, A. Herbert of Weldon, n. c., and
c. l.. Stonaker of Pueblo are at the
Howard.-C. Otis Thompson of New York,
Robert III. Sayre Of South Bethlehem, Pa, ".
S. Brissel of Buffalo. Dr. Fouquier Of Paris
France, and p. A. Remand of Louisiana are at
the Normandie.--C. p. n. Nimmo of Boston,
James II. Webb of Atlanta, Ga, and Z. Z.
Koopman of New York are at the Fredonia.-
L. L. Baker of West Virginia and A. @. Kelly
of Davis, w. Va, are at the Johnson.--W. NJ.
Hodson Of Philadelphia, Z. r. Collins of New
York, T. B. Davis of Keyser. W. Va, and
Eppa Hunton, jr., of Warrenton, Va, are
at the Metropolitan.-W. II. Earring
ton of Boston, W. II. Brown of GAINESVILLE. Ohio,
]. II. Wingate of Roanoke and George II.
Chance of Portland are at the NationaL-H.
A. Marshall Of Boston, j. h. Nye Of New Bed
ford, Mass, G. B. Mackey of Penn
sylvsnia and A. s. Rowen of South
Carolina are at the st. James.-
Mr.. John Chamberlin has returned from a
visit to Hot Springs, Va, much improved in
health--Dr. Walter Blount of Galveston and
Capt. ]. Harrison White, after a six-months'
visit to the east, departed for the west today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

Reports From Various States Received I'm
the Presidents Mall.
letter was received at the White House this
morning from q prominent man in California
who had been travelling through the state and
taking the opportunity to study the political
situation. The letter states that there is q very
hard fight over the legislature on account Of
the seat in the United States Senate, but that
the state is in excellent shape for the republi-
cans. It Ii claimed that there win be no
trouble about Harrison's carrying the state.
A letter from Illinois received this morning
says that the republicans are waking up in that
state and that their meetinge are all largely at
tended There is no lack Of enthusiasm TO be
complained of and perfect confidence is ex-
pressed that the state viii be solidly republican
In November.
From Washington was received q letter in
which IL is stated that the state is all torn up
locally, but that the republican national ticket
is not involved except. perhaps, to be bensfted
by the increased interest in the contest. The
fact that Mr.. Bennett, the republican
national committeeman, has bolted the local
ticket has caused conEiderabls Of . muddle
locally, but the writer states that this WI not
hurt TIE rspublican national ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
Catholic Teachers and Detroit's Schools.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. l9-The question Of
Catholic teachers in the public schools will be
reopened at the next meeting of the board of
education. School Inspector McDonsid. who
was the only absent member when Mr.. Cof-
fms anti-Catholic resolution was adopted,
saws that If no one else does he
will move to reconsider the matter. He hopes
TO kill the resolution. for he thinks that ts en-
forcement in a narrow Interpretation would be
suicidal to the school interests OF Detroit one
more step. he SAYS would make all ineligible
as teachers who were not graduates Of the Do
troit public schools alone, and that would be
ruinous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
Selma, Ala, Worked Tn.

SELMA, ALA, Oct. 1s.-An article recently
appeared in the National Economist signed by
r. F. Mccullough Of Jackson, Miss, stating
that Stephen A. Douglas, when making his
canvass through the south in 1860. was as
saulted in Selma, Ala, with eggs while speak
ing, one OF the eggs striking Mrs. Douglas.
Great indignation prevails in Selma and other
Alabama cities over the publication and the
mayor Of the city publishes a card denying il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

NAVAL OKDERs.-Lieut. J. II. Sears, de-
tached from duty at the Navy Department and
ordered to duty at the Naval War College and
Torpedo School. Ensign Harry A. Field. from
inspection Of electrical material New York navy
yard on the oath instant, and ordered to the
Gushing. Carpenter n. H. Richardson, from
duty at Cramps ship yard and ordered to ap-
pear before the retiring board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
FOUR OF GARzA's OLD MEN.
They Were Captured I'm q Raid on Deeper
ADDE'S in Southern Texas.

ADDE'S in southern Texas.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Oct. l9.-The recent
depredations committed by Mexican outlaws in
Starr and other border counties have stirred up
the people in that section and the au-
thorities are making strong efforts to
capture the perpetrators of the outrage..
Monday band of them was discovered near
the Pslito Blanco ranch. which is the home of
Quandro Gonzales. the father-in-law Of Catar-
ino Cara. -Four Texas rangers. led by Capt.
Touboi Rhmerz made an attack on the BAN
dts. Several shots were exchanged and Ramerz
was wounded. The rangers closed in on tho
outlaws and captured four Of them. The pris-
oners were formerly members OF Garzas So
called revolutionary army. and have been lead
ing the Lives Of bandits ever since that move
ment was squelched. They will be brought to
san Antonio for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The amount Of silver Of
fered for sale today was 564 900 ounces and the
amount purchased 3s9, 900 ounces, as follows:
12,OOo ounces at sO.s59 and S77 900 ounces at
90. S62a Next Friday, the 2lst, being a na-
tonal holiday. no offer for sale Of silver will be
considered until Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
b. and O. Declares a Dividend.

BALTIMORE. Oct. l9.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company at its meeting today
declared q dividend Of 21z per cent for six
months ended June 30. The net earnings for
September. 1892. were Il ,020. .s6S against Ssl5,
600 for September. 1881. The gross earnings
were-september, 1892, g, Goa, ,925; September,
1891 S2. .322 gi7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

FREEHOLD, \. J., Oct l9.-The Monmouth
county grand jury have found indictments for
kidnapping against Chief of Police omara a
Pittsburg, Pa, for conveying Frank Mollick,
arrested on suspicion of being an accom-
plice of Bergman in the attempted assassina-
ton of Manager Frick Of the Carnegie Com
pany. He took Mollick out Of the state Of New
Jersey without requisition, which is contrary
70 law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

An ACTIVE VoLcASo.-Capt Coulson Of the
United States revenue steamer Rush reports
that the volcano of Akutan in Alaska has been
In aotive operation all summer and presents an
swe-inspiring picture from the sea at night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

Sl55
IL FIFTEEN DOLLARS
Will secure
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

SC1O FIFTEEN DOLLARS Ole
Will secure
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
In stock Of The trst issue of the
GOOD HOPE MINING COMPANY,
Fr short tf,ns ONLY. uhsn the price ptlI Be
largely adyqNced.
The Good Hope mine is located IN Custer county.
COLORADO, near the Bassick, Humboldt. Leaven-
.orih. Ban Eaton and other mines already famous
for their large products Of rich BEARING ores
The ynine 10 developed by an incline shaft 100
feet deep and by two levels of SO and 100 feet re-
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lent G & sSdS Of pay ore The Company has PLACED
market ct the oS price Of l5 cents share. for the
pn1Rose OF Rufe asing msSni3sry .na mo- s,
numb~r o. these shares remain unsold The ma
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shaft ere veil advanced and the production Of pay-
ing ore viii soon commence.
Here is your opportunity to make money ON q
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

PATENTS FOR LOCAL INvENroRs.-Patents
have been issued to citizens of Washington as
follows: Aphonso B. Bowers, apparatus for
dredging and transporting spoil; Willis Holly,
car coupling; John A. Howell, torpedo-launch-
ing apparatus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

BrRNISGHAM, ALA, Oct. 19.-Gen. Stevenson
today, when asked when he would give his
letter Of acceptance to the public, answered:
II am now very much engaged with my can
vass in the south and will not give out the
letter until reach my home in Illinois"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

LIEUT.. FINLEY TO JoIN Hrs CoMPANY.-First
Lieut.. john P. Finley, ninth infantry, is, at his
own request, relieved from further duty with
the weather bureau Of the Agricultural Depart
ment and will Join his company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

The SPANISH TREArY.-The last official &C.
ton necessary to give vitality to the new COM
mercial treaty between the Spanish govern
ment and the United States has been taken and
the treaty is now ready to go into operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal
revenue, S444 4,0s6; customs, s6ls,lSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
AN ENGLISH VIEW.
,ecision I'm the Michigan Election Law Case
Most Important IN Nears.

Most Important In Nears.
LONDON. Oct. l9.-The Chronicle calls the de-
cision Of the United States Supreme Court In
the Michigan electoral case the most important
and far-reaching promulgated in years, and
says that the decision will probably eventuats
in the downfall of the electoral college and in
the election Of the President by the direct vote
of the people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
BURIED IN A SEWER.

The Sides Caved in on Fourteen workmea
I'm Hamburg.
HAMBURo, Oct. ia large sewer in course
Of construction IN the Steinwaerdes quarter of
this CITY caved in this morning, burying four
teen workmen. Gangs Of men were al once set
TO work TO dig out their unfortunate follow
workmen. but 1t is not believed that any Of the
buried men are alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

FIDELITY
CIATION,
NOS sos TO sl4 O ST. NV.
WASHINGTON. D. O.,
O6ers the following Investments 10 It's patrons.
6psr cent Per annum. payable ssmt-annuAuy. Tho
full amount deposited. with interest. may Be with
drawn thirty dAys' notice.
spsr cant per annum coupon certificates issued
where the deposit u not Withdrawn before three
years.
1Opsr cent pr snnum where the deposisis not with
drawn before i've years.
stockholders can borrow q. 900 for the small sum
ol ee4e having eight 70 repay IT, ss rate Of e13
peYmonth.
Compare thh WITH the expenses Of all other sssoca-
tons.
Over "a 200. ESQ Of stock subscribed In Washington
city slous from November u. 1890. 70 August I.
lsQR
Our figures show ~ o6ss the most favorable terms
loans and deposit and securities being three
nes the vaus Of the loan and the loan being repaid
monthly maks the security sttn better each month,
rendering tt impossible for patrons 10 lose dol
lar.
su27 HARRISON DINaMAN. President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
FINANCIAL
ABour YouR LAST WILL.

About YouH LAST WILL
Below ve give the reasons why it IL best
70 name . Trust Company IN act executor
In pr~fsrsncs to the individual:
WHY YOU SHOULD NOT NAME A
FRIEND,
Because your friend is subject TO sickness
AMI death. may not be your friend
few years hsnce. may mset with reverses;
may remove from the city, may mAks IN
jndicious investments Of the trust funds;
may te unsbi. 70 make q settlement when
desired may have other iniere-, Of greater
psr-onal importance. may permit the estate
n d-t~riOrate from inattention o misInan-
As~ment. commit other scts which may
nece-<itste the heir- soins 70 Law. &c.
WHY YoU SHOULD NAME 4 TRUST
COMPANY:
A Trust Company tsuch as this ons)
eease- % exit. Each individual ofaceris
selectel becau.e of his special fitness for
tAs position. By virtue Of the ooInpsny-s
standing and experience 10 is better able 10
make profitable Investments Of trus.
funds and otherwise make the estate as
rsmunsrative possible 20 the heirs Il
must Of n~css.ity keep its accounts in strict
secordsnce with the facts and the law or 1t
lo-es its charter. and 1t must be ready to
render . statement when requested
There many other reasons why this
company should Be named Is your executor.
administrator trustee IN preference 20
Individual rAis company rhI drap and
kesp vosr ,rtlI free ef charge " named os
szeeufov.
AGERrCAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
T. BRITToS. P~ssds~I
BANKING Houss. laos @ ss NJ
stor>~- warehouse Il4o 18th st. nv II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~DEMoCRATIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE
- There will be q meeting OF the advisory
committee OF the democratic national committee
tns District OF Columbia WEDNESDAY EVENING,
nctooer l9 lSo2 at 30 O'Clock in the red parlor,
Eobitt House. full attendance is requested
MARTIN +. NORRIS,
Chairman Of Advisory Committee.
~ JAMES /. NORRIS,
ocIo-2t Chairman Ex-offcio.
1-~osIRIs LODGE, No. rs. F. A. A. MA
- stated communication will be held at the
cathedral Of the Scottish Rite on WEDNESDAY
ERRENING. ~ Ming oeto5er & m r. 1892. at7:3o O'Clock.
oc1s-2t FRED E. TAsKER. Secretary.
H~coLUMBUs oUADRI-oENTENSIAL.
n ST. MATTHEW'S PARISH. ATTENTION.:
H Is your pastors earnest desire that ali the m male
1dul's and y92ths yt participate IN the parade FRI
LAY ENENING with the parish division Il parish
1 to do 50 can procure lanterns torches
lole st. NV. at any time, The parish division
VIII ieave st. Matthews Church at 8 l5 D. sharp.
oclo-G By order Of the Committed.
K~MAsoNI0i-FEpEEAL LODGE. no. !.
F.A. A; n. will hold special communi-
esiiqn %nnh at IN Mssqng Temple cor eth and SIS.
purpose T @ Of eonterrtng ring the N: 81. degree:
Ile brethren Will re expected TO be prese Mt. and
order OF the W. NJ.
oc1s-2t wM. H. PROCTOR. Secretary