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ALEXANDRIA.

TIE PASSING AWAY OF FRAME HOUSES.
The tearing down of the Shirley frame house
near Trinity NJ. Z. Church leaves now only one
frame building standing out of row of ten or
more frames which when the Methodist Church
was built extended from the log cabins which
occupied the site of Washington hall on King
street to the church Under the operation of
time and the FIRE limits law the frame buildings
on King street have almost entirely dis
appeared II was in the early part of
the century street of frame
houses, but the frames have been succeeded
by bricks until now there are not more than
fifteen frames below Payne street. Fire. decay
and improvement have carried off the residue.
II is. however, a notable fact that the first
frame building ever put up on King street is
still standing. II stands, still useful, at the
northeast corner of King and Fairfax streets.
This house was built in 1852 by Col VIM.
Ramsay. Is made Of heavy timbers and seems
likely to stand long as the stone Carlyle
house, a few rods away, which was erected
about the same time.
ALEXANDRIA AT THE ARNOLD TRIAL.
Alexandria has a share IN the ArnOld-Kramer
murder trial, now going on at the city hal,
Washington Mrs. Arnold. nee Mansfield. is an
Alexandrian and Mrs. Kramer was married
here in january last to Mr.. Capehart by Rev.
DR.. Butler Of the Baptist Church under Ii
cense from the county court of Alexandria
county. Otuer Witnesses IN tue case 8re AleA-
andrians
CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP.
Mr.. J. Tobra, fruiterer, has bought from
the Wise estate for s., 500 the property which
he now occupies on King and St Asaph streets.
This property has been in the hands Of the
Wise family since before the tan yard on Ora
noko creek in its rear was abandoned in 1871.
There are still, however. some pieces of real
estate here which are yet owned by the descend
ants Of the original purchasers.
The HELPER BOOK ARREST.
The arrest Of the elder Mr.. Studs, lately al
Iuded to in The STAR, for an alleged bringing
Of republican books on slavery, then called
''incendiary documents" into the state was
notable occurrence of the months preceding the
war. His friends at that time gloried in spread
ing before the public the facts in relation to
true economic relations Of slavery to civil So
ciety, and the prosecution instituted against
him was by many held to be a persecution. as
the "Helper Book was Endorsed by John Sher-
man and most Of the republican statesmen.
Many Vrginians also held that the Helper
Book" should be allowed free circulation.
REPRESENTATIVE ALEXANDRIANs.
Iesrs. J. J. Jameson and Robert Arnold
arenow representing the Royal Arcanum of
this city in the grand council at Richmond, and
Rev. ID. Carson, Messrs. Geo. +. Hill. J. E.
Alexander and A A. Warield represent Alex
addria at the Baltimore annual conference Of
the IL e. Church South at Front Royal
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-SOME KIND OF OFFICE WORK BY
W young man with good education and five years
experience; good ref. real estate preferred Boz
lo%, star ONCE mh2l-.ds
WANIED-EMPLOlME BY A YOUNG MAN
w OF ~ years: thoroughly experienced in groom
ing. driving and hartepding. Address q. D. b. Star
once. mh2l-2d'
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE CoLORED
w man, place as coachInan in q private family or
to drive FOR a doctor understands care of horses
Please call lT24 l4th st. n. W. mh2O-ods
WANTED-BY A SECOND-CLASS ENGINEER. A
w place: can give good reference Address or call
Jas a. AMBhOSE. $40 ST. NV. mh21-2ds
MANIFESTATIONS BY A GOOD BREAD AND
w cake baker 90 Sth ST. Sc. nh2l-od-
MANIFESTATION BY COACHMAN; coop
" Recommendations from New ork; acquainted
with city; single Address A. MS. Star ONCE.
WANTED-A POSITION AS BOOKKEEPEh,
w clerk or steno2rapher; first class renmsn and
No. refer ences given. r. F.. star Office. InhIO3i'
WANTED-ORDERs FOR COACHMEN, MAIDS
w housernen. porters, hoss,srs barteulers clerks
ssaiesinen and ladies'. seamstresses. farm. dairy.
ENchsn. laundry aud general hotel Ia tds.
mt1S6de BURNHAh's. LILO G Ut. NV.
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED--BY A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS,
w the care OF furnished house for the summer OF
you'd pay nominal rent. References. z. Z. p.
Star ofdos. mh21-St'
WANTED-TO RENT Or GROOM FUR
house, conveniently located n. W.. BY . family
OF hve adults will for house during sumnner q
noderate rent; references. Address Boz IL. STAG
once. mh21-3ts
ANTED-TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER AN 3.
~ room house Tor about %. 500 cash must b nesr
Capitol or in rood location Address, givin9 de-
scription and number HOUSE z. Star ONES. mh2O-3'
WANTED-DAILY APPLICATIONS ARE MADE
w to Us for houses renting fo- from go to $50
per month also for small store rooms in northwest
section, HUNTER l. HUNTER. 6lO 18th 1t. n ".
WANTED--wE HAVE SEVERAL PURCHASERS
w for medium-siZed houses; desirably located; at
actua. mot inflated values; owners willing 10 accept
nom 500 TO 81. 600 cash balance monthly. sell
their property Will MI requirements. HUNTER &
hohTEh 0lo 14th st. n ". nih2O-iw
WANT D-BY A SMALL FAMILY OF RE-
w hned. responsible adults the care OF furnished
mouse une xceptionable references given. MRS. H
Al DECKER. $40 18th st. q. mhlS-3ts
WANTED-HOUsR or Oh 10 ROOMS BET q
and 10Th and 18th SITS NV. with alley; 60 =
Vo0 TO ia, GOO, viii pay cash.
mhl1t r. J. KIRKPATRICK. 1411 u.
WANTED - FOR CLIENT. MOE BRICK
w house about rooms and bath all m. T. in q
senteel neishborhood northwest section, Capitol Hill
or NJ Pesssnt preferred Price not to exceed a. coo;
SooO to $40 cash. balance monthly (S25 to 800.
WALTER Il. ACKEK
mhlo6t 10Us st. NV.
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WANTED-LOTS.

yVANTED-IHAvKC CUSTOMERS POh SEVERAL
w pieces OF cesrsbls unmproved real estate In the
and southwest sections Of this city Parties
hayinx such property Tor sale 1T reasonable prces.
e;t Or in large ANAL parcels. md prompt sale
for IL by sending description and lowest price TO
mh2I-2s L sTAR6ARD1 ER. 613 18th 1t. n ".
WANTED-I HAVE CUSTOMERS ron LOTS IN
Persons desiring 70 sch address GRACE n. THOMAS.
100 CorcorAn building. mhl0-6t
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The Currency Question
Aosoros the attention Of nnaneiers while smokers
enjoy Old Dominion Cigarettes Photograph In
every package
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~ Our contract ends 3lss instant. See enr eder!
Ngssf mysissL ips5. Pt1nS st9s,s yosE PIANOS.
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-SHED.
l164O 21st NV. 11r. $50
ZOO II S. NV. Or. 80
Laurel ave, Mt. Pleas
ant. Tor. 80. ....... so
!, 1T Mt. Alban. Tennal-
J iytown road. 12r......0
$50 9Th st sc, llr........5O
, l+O9 Goth ST NV. 11r. 80
,'3c3 Maple av. lie Droit
} Park. Tor. 80
l2416 l4th st NV. Or. A.
} l4l6 14th Ut NV. Sr. As
- y Y av NV, Or. 40
MIA 14'h st NV, 3r fat. 40
pI4Ui Chaplin st NV, 81. 40
SI1l:W 18Th st NV. Sr. 40
1000 P st nv. Tor. ......40
l'SO6 Y st NV, -r. .:s:}. 81
l3Oth and NJ. B AQ. Or. Is
, 1915 n st NV, LIST foor
u and cellar. ...........25
, 416 Elm st NV. Or. ......2b
1I1106 14th st NV, 23r....."5
} l42S n II ave NV, Or. %. 80
,llS9 N 1t NV, Or. -. 10
!, 20 Nth st NV tfiat). 5r. 20
,'21f 1t st sw. o.. Is
1877 l4th st NV, rear.
4 5r.....-....::. ......13.30
" Freeman's alley. Ar. 0.30
!, II Gould's alley NV, 3r. g
LBS Connecticut avnw
D frear). ia. ..........6. 25
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FOR RENT-CHICAGO.

E,QR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE II THE
Anest residence district north side beautiful VioW
Of Lake; brick with gray stone front; u roomsi 2
fnrthsr PasttculsF. address the owNEl, 3 Mtchis
AVE S SHAn 1srH sT
tAxW ih94dsomsly dscorlted. fAfR care ChaA, b
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DOR RENT-HOTSEs-


Store and dwg 1909 F
st NV. Tor. key OFF
ST, per anp'lln ....Sf, OO
Shop rear 1920 o st NV >.
Rear 1416 n ST NV.
Rear 13SH 10th st NV.
Rear S2S .,4tu st NV, =
stalls and room Tor
2 carriages. ..5.3
Rear OPT q st NV. .....
Cor 18th and i SIS ne. !
Lot 1, so .0S ...........,
Gunton building. room
JU......-... $3.50. IL. j
Central building. room
~. So. l.
Gunton building, room
Observation-Disclosures.
Gunton building, 2
basement rooms.
46S Ia ave. back room,
~ AAcO.
dunton building, vault
room NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The above is only \ port
books. For full list call >
OF the LIST and 18th. I,nl
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EOE EENT-CNFURN,
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated. SCR. ..........e 62,
$40 l1th st NV, l0r
and 2 large halls and
1923 Il / ave NV, liz. -
1914 Fstnw (s& d.. 2::;::3. 3:
l32g K st NV. 15r.. 20S. >,
1922 VT ave NV. l5r. 20
1916 10th 1t, OR. 20,
1904 q ST NV. store and
EOS n j ave NV, iir. IS
500 18th st NV, lar. III
1928 NJ st NV. l5r. .l5,
1126 Mass avnw. 14r13S. 3,
Ridge st. Georgetown.
1911 ii Conn .v NV. la: +;
1921 = ST NV. 12r......ll'
1896 y st NV, 1.lr. 10,
1874 2Sth st NV. 1:2r. 10,
1918 Conn ave. 13r. 81. b
12l5 Conn av NV. Sr. 81. 3,
1915 n Y ave NV. 12r. n;
$40 y Y ave NV. lar II
720 10th st NV. Tor. Z,
101 23d st NV. l1r. n
2024 Hillyer ave, Tor. 66. g
1924 9th st nw, 11r. %. >,
4o5 1lth 8. nv. 2r ......,6.
2237 Q st NV. E2r. e.
R1 Ost NV. Or ..H
GIT NY ave NV. Or n
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY FURNISHED INDIVIDUALS, SYNDf-
A'1 Gates and Incorporated companies for building
purposes upon subdivisions in or out Of the District
OF Columbia. Address PROMOTER, Star offlce.
nh2l-6t.
WANTED-To BORROW $50 FOR 3 OR 5
w years on city property valued e.. $50; will
office. mhei st
Ce 600 WANTED FOE THREE YEARS AT 8
SyV,OOO per cent on ample second trust security.
No commissions Address p. U. Lock Box ls5.
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NJ st near Conn ave
fseason, 50. 600
Conn ave, inter N6 18th
SITS, with stable. .416. 81
Cor lStn and II SITS NV
x ' sss t9sh i is:s. 5s e
Cor 18th ST and Nc
Pherson SQUARE. :s33. 80
10Th bet K & L SITS. .3.S2. 33
Mass ave bet 2lst and I'D
NJ bel Iith i 18th. 800
Conn ave bet NJ and n
SIS. 500. -.GU
Sc cor 21 ST and r NV. .225
Z st bet 18th and 18th,
with staSle........221. 81,
R | ave bet 18th and
Conn ave. .@. 81
y stbet 10th L both. 20&. %
r st between both and
21st sts.. 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-21
BUSINESS CHANCES

4 The furniture, c>rpes., &c. oompl.,. ~ Ten.
pom heus- ca,asoi fh~-- furnissins-, A. NJ,
hssns ben IN uss Un'y Few fionths I.a-s can y.
had on the Lou-e AZ n,cds-st. rent Ths. !. rsrr CO.
sS,rsn;a'ty TO secsir- = bargain RUsF a CO
mlaL-A-e- ".
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isss sl:. I. 'ss cS7a7 e. = p; q
1904 p AZ nv ior.. III 81 ISss J 4 ne .... % 81
nsi ~ 'ts Z: I: ~ MIA Z: 81 81 50
LOB RRNT-APRn. ]. oso YAsT CAPITOL ST.,
- BAY. window brick house; rooms and bah ;con.
csess cellar and Al mod. tmps. Inquire % esh q.
ZOE RENT.TWo NEW RoUSEs At E1z6 Or
nSiss "0saaseo EGSs b. ySa1lso2Sr ~ o.; mr.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

NASTED-A BOY BETWEEN II AND 10 YEARS
w Of to clerk in grOc-ry store; who under
stands cutting meats Address A. T.. Star Office.
ulSl-ISs
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Why Not

deposit your surplus cash where IL will
earn fair rate Of interest instead of allow
ing II TO lie idle in bank or at home, where
1t earns nOthinqf
Our CERTIFICATES OF Deposit
are as safe as government bonds and pay far
better.
Hyou won't need hundred, five hun
dred or thousand dollars or more for sew
erAl months or year. let us issue you a
Time" CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT,
with interest coupons attached. payable
either quarterly. semi-annually or an
nually as desired, which earna per cent
in three months. 5 per cent in months
and per cent in one year. To accommo-
date those who are likely to have immediate
use for their money at any time. We issue
SPECIAL DEMAND CERTIFICATES;
these pay 3 per cent per annum. principal
and interest payable at our Banking House
whenever demanded.
Have you bank account with u6 We do
general banking business. and our facili-
ties for conducting the same are second TO
none. We invite active accounts. both
large and small, and shall be pleased to
open an account with YOU.
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PERsoNAL.-H. c. Barker of Newark, T. A.
Churchman of Philadelphia. H. S. Herrick of
San Francisco. II. A Bell of New York. r. c.
Wright of Denver and Thomas c. Pollock of
Plainfield, \. j., are at Willards. William A.
Sepe of Pittsburg, George b. Tabey of
New York and W. $. Reno of Salem, Ohio, are
at the Randall.--Frank Bennett of St Louis.
Joseph Hunter of New York, ex-Congress-
man Robert NJ Yardley of Pennsylvania.
Joseph Bond of Chicago are at the Ebbitt.
James NJ. Bullock Of Philadelphia j. NJ
Clark of Brooklyn, R. W. Day of Springfield.
George Webster Of Marion, Ind, and Basset,
Cadwallader Of Chicago are at the Riggs
{. s. Merrill OF Albany, c. A. Moves Of San
Charles E. Ingersoll Of New Orleans and
David Kennedy of Rondout, n. Y, are at the
Arlington.--J. W. Bullock Of Philadelphia,
Walter q. Ladd Of New York, H. c. Cook of
the army and James r. Wood Of Garden City
are at the Shoreham.-Dr Thomas p. Prout
OF Newnork, Ernest Buschbert Of Germany,
y. N. Wheelan of the army and Senator Smith
of New Jersey are at the Normandie-J. W.
Nightingale of Columbus, Ohio, w. b. Stevens
OF New York and W. q. Turner of Virginia are at
the Johnson.-Rev. J. E. Wilbur Of Indian
apolis and Z. Harris of Troy, n. Y,
are at the Fredonia--C W. Warren Of West
Virginia, Frank Clark of Barton, Fla, c. NJ.
Stout, jr., of Philadelphia and w. J. II. Miller
OF Aspen, Col. are at the National--D. 5.
Cowsn of North Carolina, L. W. Serrell of New
York, c. A. Northan of New Britain, Conn,
=. A. Loux Of Easton. Pa. and J. T. Olive of
Lexington, Ga. are at the Metro opolitan.--H
Hempt of ST. Paul. J. A. Gass of Boston, II. c.
Bradley Of Chicago and Tucker Smith of the
navy are at the st. James. W. Duckwall
of Cincinnati, John Slack of Charleston, W.
Va. NJ. G. Lloyd of Philadelphia and ]. L. Lee
OF Lyuchburg. Va, are at the Howard.-Dr.
ID. K. Shute will be absent from the city for a
week.
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Change in the Hydrorraphtc Once

Commander Chss. ID. Sigsbee was toi lay de-
tailed to duty as chief photographer of the
navy, relieving Lieut. Commander Richardson
Clover. who has been given seven months
leave OF absence. Commander c. J. Barklay
has been ordered to relieve Lieut.. Commander
Sigsbee of the training ship Portsmouth. Com
mander Clover and wife will spend the summer
in Caiifornla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

Superintendent Bosbyshell Of the mint ex-
poets TO begin about June ] striking off the
new Isabella quarters, for which designs have
been accepted.
Privy Councillor Won Bismarck, eldest
brother Of the ex-chsncellor, IL dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CHANGEs-Frank
Palmer of Wisconsin has been appointed chief
of the education division of the Indian bureau.
vice n. o. Cartwright. resigned Wesley G.
Carr of New Hampshire. law clerk in the patent
Office. has been promoted TO be principal ex-
aminer in that office and James T. Newton
of Georgia has been appointed to the vacancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

GONE TO New YoRK.-Secretary Herbert left
here this morning for New York to attend the
reception given in his honor this evening by
the Southern Society of New York He was
accompanied by Miss Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Micou and Ensign Wood, his naval aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

LIGHT House OFF CAPE HArrERAs-Capt
Evans Of the light house board is having ma
chinery built to make marine boring off Cape
Hatteras, n. c., with a view of localizing foun-
dations for the new light house to be erected
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

ORDERED To WAsHIsGroS.-Capt. Richard
". johnson, assistant surgeon, L. S. A., has
been relieved from duty at Fort Bowie. Ariz.
Ter, and ordered to duty at Washington bar
racks, District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

RETIREMENT OF SURGEON GENERAL BROWNE.
An order was issued at the Navy Department
today relieving Surgeon Gen. Browne from
duty chief OF the bureau OF medicine and
surgery and placing HIM on the retired list.
surgeon Browne was appointed from New
Hampshire, and has served over forty wears in
the navy, and was retired on account of age
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FINANCIAL.

CAflI al. 81. .OOO 600
SURPLUS. ......................... $780, 600
This comlany furnishes to persons seeking con-
servative permanent investments its REAL ESTATE
sessing basis of security which renders them safe
as those Of the Government.
This company pays interest on deposits from to 4
tor. administrator. fiscal agent. treasurer for
churches. lodges. clubs. &c. Rents safe deposit
boxes. Loans money approved real estate and
collateral. Rents office in its fre-proof office
building. corner 9th and F sts.
This company is CHARTERED BY ACT OF CON-
GREss. AND ITS BUSINESS IS SUBJECT TO
THE SUPERVISION OF THE UNITED STATES
TREASURY OFFICIALS. PAID-UP CAPITAL
81. 600. .OOO
BRAINARD H. WARNER. President.
JOHN JOY EDISON. Vice President
JOHN A. SWOPE. Second Vice President.
JNO. R. CARMODY. Treasurer
WM B. robson, Secretary.
ANDREW PARKER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles B. Bailey. John A. Hamilton.
A. L. Barber, John b. Larne-
James J.. Barbour. Theodore W. Noyes,
William L. Barker. Isadore Saks,
r. N. Batchelder. N. H. Shea,
Charles Baum, Ellis Spear,
John II. Carmody. Frederick C. Stevens,
John NJ. Clapp, John A. Swope.
Horace S. Cummings, j s. Swormstedt,
J. j. Darlington. George Truesdel,
John Joy Edison. b. II. Warner.
Albert +. Fox. A. A. Wilson,
James Fraser, Louis d. Wine,
o. G. Green. B. W. Woodward,
William B. Gurley, A. s. Worthington. 1t
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Illness of Lieut.. and Mrs. Zinn.
Lieut.. G. A Zinn Of the engineer corps, q.
S. A, and his wife are reported to be seriously
Ill with typhoid fever at Fort Monroe, Va
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Woods g Co..
Bankers,
1922 f STREET Nv. my1o

THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
L PROGRESSIVE in its business-re Il ark able in its
development-iberal in its scontract-combanng in Its
Accumul alton Policy and better PRIVILEGES and
benefits than exist in he policies any other com
pany-certain III the payment Of clams-i had in the
1892 only contested claim out of a total
payment to policy holders amounting to nearly
Sl4. 900. 900.
Organized 1915. Assets Sl.37, 400 19S 90
Surplus. ius.....................Si6 8 rs. So4, 94S. 10.
T. d. HADDAWAY, General Agent. 1914 st. NV.
my9toiel
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DIS net Of Columbia. county of Washington. IS:
l. l. r. Berry. cashier of the above named bank, do
soeny swear that the above statement to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
f. P. BERRY, Cashier.
May, 1893 L. s FREY
Notary Public, D. c.
Correct-Attest:
S. THoM,S BROWN
THOS. KNOWLES. Directors.
1t NJ. J. ADLER,
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The RAM kArAHpIp.-The Secretary Of the
Navy today made the fourteenth payment OF
81. $50 to the Bath iron works Of Bath, Me-.
on account Of the construction Of the ram
Katahdid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

FoURTH-CLAss sPosTMAsTERs.-The total num-
Der of fourth class postmasters appointed to-
day 1888. of which l2s were to fill vacancies
caused by designations and death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

New BANKs.-The following application for
authority to organize national bank has been
filed with the controller OF the currency:
The First National Bank of Slayton," Mime
sofa. by S. o. Morse. Slayton. Mimi. and his
associates The First National Bank of
Verona. Pa, capital $50, 900, was today author
lied to begin business.
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To Subscriber.

To Sabscribers.
Subscribers to TIE STAB who are
served by route boys will confer Q
favor by promptly reporting to
The sTAn Office, either in person.
by telephone or by mail, any negli-
gence on the part OF route boys.
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FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN SECURITY & Trust Co

Capital CuU paid: One Million Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
Surplus: One Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Dollars.
Pays interest upon deposits.
Prepares and Keeps Wills at its own ex-
pense.
Acts as Executor, Administrator. Trus-
tee. &c.
Furnishes and per cent Investments.
Rents Safe Deposit Boxes-So to $50 per
year.
Manages estates, collects incomes, &c.
Loans money at prevailing rates Of in
terest.
Affords unsurpassed storage accommoda-
tions.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Few York 0Ece. 80 Potter Building.
FINANCIAL.

RkPOEl OF THE COSDITTON
h Of the
OHIO NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON,
Al WASHINGTON. IN THE DISTRICT OF co.
IUMBIA.
At the Close Of business May 4. 1893.
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k~soME SIMPLE SUMNER SUPPLIES.
Wire Screen Doors. spring hinge hook,
eve and knob. 9oc.
Adjustable Wire Window Screens. s215
dozen.
% #. Garden Hose. with patent nozzle
and COUPLINGS complete, 81 al.
Fully guarante d Lawn Mowers, IS o5
each
100 #. Poultry Wire Netting, 6Oc
Splendid Lawn Sprinklers. 81 p each
3-qt Ice Cream Freezers. cedar tub. SL35
each.
Hose Reels. 75c. each.
Trowels, 10c. Rakes. 20c.; Hoes, 2oc;
Spades. 40 and SOC. Shovels Soc Lawn
Rakes. 6Oc.
Your Larn Morer sent tor. put IN order
and detirered for g.
Your old Garden Hose sent for, repaired
and delivered for CSC.
What is the use OF telling you the
ADVANTAGES ct Gas Cooking Stoves and
remains for us to tell you the one
We know the Fire King" Ranges
to be the best. We found ft ont
before agreeing to take the ''Erciu-
sige' agency for them for the I'D.
come ana see tor pourssiE io'
Fitted with all the modern attach
ments. Ranges. els. $40 and s2a.
BABBER l. ROSS.
COR. 1lTH AND SITS. N. W. my1o
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INTEREST PAD OK BALANCES.

You do not lose your interest in check.
ing against your account. We pay interest
upon the average daily balances and place
the interest to your credit semi annually
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FINANCIAL.

u EPoRT OF THE CoADIrION
FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK
AT GE0kGEf0wN. IN TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA.
At the close of business May 4. 1904
RESOI ECES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HSTHEY ARE AWFUL!
Look out! Put Your specs" Examine
the button holes. the stitching, the collars and
the cuffs and the finish generally of all the
Neglige Shirts You buy. Some Of them hawked
about at low rices will go to pieces with the
h1st washing. Better come to us and get Neg
49, Ilge SHIRTS that You can rely uoon. Toe. to S3
W.S. TEEL. MEMS BetOn0in0s," GR1 PA. AVE. my1 10
H~IT Is so IN EVERYTHING.
Paying less than certain price for
q, given article is wasting money.
This fact is particularly applicable to
tailoring. tail If you have only SIs or
$40 TO pay for suit You had better
a hundred times buy it ready made.
We used to make suits to order. for
&2I but many OF our patrons
Lreferred to nay the additional S5.
finding that we could give them $40
worth of additional satisfaction, we
made $50 our iouest price.
That raising standard workman
ship has been appreciated is copclu
sively proven by the tremendous
growth Of our business this spring.
G. WARFIELD SIMPSON. :. Intelligent Tailoring"
COR 18th AND SITS. NV. mylO