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1914 st Sc 5T Nay P e;,s Sc ss 30
EsST1 na as. MS s. SIR a aEp 3 s
7S3 Tsh $. e. 6r ands35 zn 80 90
.g.-@ =; h skooAs ole l2ta st; n: Y:
I'D ST. near Washington Siree So per month
apI-3t 14l9 G ST.
L on r st. and Johnson ave. NV. Apply on prem
n W if<i " ST. or 10 II '" fhN"i0h' 0D sp!.as
EUR RENT-HOTsEs-
iess sSsfhGhsr ia ish !. Or erss
,Ips ST. q % % 2oS "a St ne 90
ai:l5 G st. 13r.. 40 -; CAP St sr. IS 70
hi IItb ~ 90 ~ FL - ne ne
bib stn S, i3 Il ave He % %
5 Capitol hW St or lir III liz tn = = sW
l3se ~ !. st. SO lsta s: NV 6r 90
iSso 10Th St Sr " % 81 I4o G ~ ne ,7r 1870 Is
Inns ty4 SIN 1, st. 30 lo4 ave Sc Or l5 50
* f 1o ON ST. %
1879 Sth ST. Or ID
II 35th st. to. oa-
orrycr,
Gunton building. rooms .Gnnton building room
20 % 49, =. and ena,oo s;;iidi.: IdsG 30
Gunton bldg. rooms z : y. IS q. IS Ia5o
Central n and Su II 30 GPp'On OaidnE rOO%
eanton bldg. room. oH ~ BUILDING rooI p 50
cIn.n ana Nav, Central building room N
os 3 3. Central building. room
Central building room - GsS ton building. room
4es La ave, back room, 10 eaDton building
oS "a aSg sn,,a;,v - Sa;s%sas
10 ....,...;....... II. 50 Sd floor ..........5
dpnton building room 20 Gunton buiidins.vaut
tn. above is only PORTION as tn. properly on INV
books For fpll list call at once f3s 5lsia iss9ed
I'VE M ssH g , s.s !ApI 81 49," nSU
81 and IN Gh nsS sT BEE sTck ASP
page ed only Sl3S0. DCCkETT. FORD & Co,
=. .: y w. apI-,st
+ avenw 1Or m /. $40 i3i0 i2i4I Sc sr p 50
524 18th ne. lir.a .65 Twinins City. 5r Si6 50
store n ~. anu 8o8 i8s 18Th me- nee. 5r 20
t 6o9 B st NJ. 9r g 43 Fenton place nv,
2ia i l1th Sc. tI m 59 houaoh pace se IN
So : sIsd f ssi e.
ne 6r a IN i... Is Ii Dingman placsn
l 1872 Ps item ss' n ss Il g
ape swORMSIEDT BRADLEY. oo7Pt
k ie KEsT2sso SRI Ne; NICE broom
9MNhR; - wary ana ave ne: apo3t.
proHsrty sitas,ed n e cor n and f sts az
of y on IN Aad 90 des ON r. ieaie fGr tern
SUkXNCE OFFICE, 5ii 9TH St n apt ST.
S1ars Foo al % ROOM PIG nth
$40 nth 5r fat &c.. 80 ga I'd st ne, 7r....:..2S
2624 K st. e.. l5i4 \ Cap. or Is
aps-:St RUST HUNGERFoRD' f;S4 i4th s.
CoR RENT-oNLY $50 PR MONTH; 1913 sT-
L NV; 2-story and basement; rooms; modern
jmprFe.enppeHnYSs excellent iocation sWoRMsJEDT
IoR RI NT.lioi 18TH 81 NV ooKSfR OF
L. ten-roon house in perSecs order large park
spes. Cor. i4,h AND G. NV
.ns avn sT
nonth
s 3to2 9TH st. n w. nice fraHne rooms mod imp
Aa sss N 8. NV; nice 5-FoOm brick; $1,000
FUGFNF r RrssFII
on lust north nh Of 4ssbipxton Csce
s4o5 ass Rib Rspers
sp5+3l GA ST. NV
.h hEN IsIi dh PukNlsHbb a;c Oh nMpR
lively new 3story brick house. with 9rooms. bath.
.sla s al mOdrp
private lyss, family b. H. WARNER 5 CO.:
MASS Avn Vent ss 0 in sSysn.
Apnix AZ store neY. door or q u ID a. e. sn,3t.
Eos EENT1SN CRESCENT ST.. MERIDIAN
.boYs op h xna Sne ssase
coIoEss; 90 per month. Inquire WIN. F. OGLE-
+ elegant new house; reduced rent for summer
and WI gSs sns q q
. .6a;s; sFzr cur, p-v5TRz7s1yD ao5fsv d,5z
l. French St northwest. ap5 it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

Toe REM :
Il 3Qs3 p. l6r. m G. So -.
si3 Del ave ne. 1T. -:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

EoR nENT-Ar REDUCED AATE, sEyERAt
Il attractive houses on - 10Th q. wick and
stone. stories. IL rooms end bath; al Dodsrn I'm
provsnsass; n szcslasns srdsf.v.,~v,.co
mhl1-2lfs go - ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

ICES
1905 z st NV. entire
I'd hoof ....-.......-"
1904 + st NV. Pr. Sd DR.. 20
6n5-1 It'll 81. several rs
l213Fstnw. several r..
Se cor 9Th and r SITS.
18th st bet X and 3
tcosl yardD
I4l7 q ST NV. sev'l n
RES.
'llO7 14h ct nv. .... e4n
1872 18th st nv ....l5
1904 18th Ut nv.
.l2l4 + 81 nv. 20x6Q -
LIES.
| 2. SO 80. ..............e25
1924 n y ave nw(rear). Is
ll2l l4th st nv (resr).. Is
LOO 18th nv trsar, 49,. s
examined by permit from
las J. FISHEk & CO.,
l.r1k y AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
FOR RENT-CHICAGO.


26O4 Prairie ave.. Chicago, choice accommoda-
tions: reasonable in priva house, select neivhbor
hood convenient to I. c. r. A. and cabes; refs.
cnsnved correspondence solicited. ap1-t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
FOR RENT-FLATS.

mhl3-eo3m
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
EOR RENT-TwO FRONT ROOMS, THIRD
only $40 per month. Apply 6. WAKEFIELD SNIP
SON. 18th and SITS. sp7-6t
L,OR RENT-3 DESIRABLE, wELL-LIGHTED OF
L fee rooms just vacated by the worlds Columbian
exposition in The National Safe Deposit Savings and
Trust Company,s fre-prOV building. n. e. cor. 18th
ST. and New YORK
Steam heat; elevator service. Arrest
FOR RENT
butte Of elegant Office rooms,
6lS + st. u. W.
ap5-:}m Apply on premises.
NOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-SINGLE AND EN-
L suite; all mod. con electric lizht. steam heat
water in every room, speaking tubes electric bells
suite OF rooms $40. els or $2u. Stewart bl'dg, 9th
and Dn.w. mh2T-.w.
NOR RENT-OFFICEs IN THE McGILL BUILD
ing, 9OS 10 9l4 ST. Just west of the patent office.
This building contains every modern device and i'm
proveent known for confor ,safety and venence.
All offices have direct light and ventilation. mhl4-lm
ENOR RENT OFFICE ROOMS IN COLUMBUS
BUILDING, 6IT steam heat; front rooms. large
js2i-tr JOHN O. JOHNSON, e17F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, WORK; MAN
w un erstands vegetable gardening, o.
horses and driving wife to do housework. Address
VEGETABLE, Star office. ap7-2fs
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ssoofs.. s,c-e. az. go
, I sei . d II. = -. - %
fiso ia Quincy -. er........
~ -lers n -. 81 .......2A -
n 10 80 24th ~, "a. - @
!. 1911 . =, IN .......-....lp
20 h,i3 va ave. Or. .....l ,
- - s4lh 81. .ucr~. IT. ~
;. ~ Rear 2i., Il. sir .-.......k
!. ~ fitige rCed, ar 50
;. 20 Rear 2.Ssh 81 er -
? 10 static r-sr eop I % 10
MARTIN. iee9 Pa ave. NJ.
-, ls37 Sad a. srh. S.,
sioo rS.-i '; cs;;s.. tso. .~
: wocdiey Inn. ~. - 20
70 Wisconsin ave. h aud
SO Ridvs road. q b and
g 20 3ssl NJ -. D h. IL. ..i7
nd ft~t hous. On foxAll
20 road, "a. -. IL 50
:. ~ Second hol-s on forali
h. s,rei n 81. sr h, sr -
:. 3 3S,4 u 1T. br store In. n
hso'la< 9Th 81. NJ b, Or -. ii
= lass ;eith ~. n. tr 10 IS
. . ~ ; Canal -, br, 81 10
n. fICkllNG a BRO
bee. l3tsi I'D 81 ne. Tel. sQs.
ice. 1905 @ st nv. Tel loy2
IN ~ n ST. y. p. MAN
nS ono. . rooms end bath
r. btAl.l. latl Est. mhoO- I'm
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2337 Q st NV. l2r. S65
9l1 n Y ave NV. 9r...50
l640 21st NV. llr........iO
i2O0s X It NV. Or. 60
Laurel ave. Mt Pleas
ant. 10r...........- 30
$50 9th ST Sc. llr.....-..50
1909 Goth ST NV. llr....50
300 Maple av. lie Droit
:,4l6 l4th st NV. 9r....45
l416 14th st NV. Sr. ....45
) y y ay NV. Ar. 40
INA 18th stnw. 3r fat. 40
lsS0 18th st NV. sr.....40
5000 z st nv. Tor. ......40
f.,0,e2 j st nv. 9r........f0
1899 10Th 1T NV, Sr....40
1875 9Th st NV. store
and dwelling. ....35
2e.sO5 Q st NV, -r....33. 81
Both and NJ. b q Q. Or. u
1915 n st NV. LIST floor
and cellar
416 Elm 81 NV. Or.
ll06 14th st NV. 2r....35
1919 NJ st NV, Or. -. 30
624 VI ST NV. 5-........20
llael I 81 NV, 6r.....l5
2 Freeman's alley. 4r. 1870
IL Gould's alley nv. 3r. @
l225 Connecticut aynw
trear). dat. .....-....6. p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02
"ONLY A FARMER NOW"
Ex-Goy. Il. J.. Ogiesby Of Illinois Speaks
About the Hawaiian Dificulty.

Ex-Gov. Il. j. Og,esby of Illinois Speaks
About the Hawaiian Dificulty.
srm only farmer now" said e1-Gov. X. J.
Oglesby of Illinois to STAR reporter at the
Hamilton this morning, $50 my opinions don't
count. I'm in Washington for the first time in
fourteen years, and am on my way to Annapo-
lis to visit my son, who is cadet there
Though have seen as yet but little OF the city
this time am amazed at its wonderful growth,
at the beauty and extent OF its substantial pub
lie improvements and private residences
s.ShaI we annex Hawaii? Why. by all
means. We have an overcoat in Alaska. what's
the matter with having feather in our cap IN
Hawaii-plucked from fine tropical bird. eh9
The American interests in the islands are so
great that they are practically American de-
tendencies now. Oh. yes, We muet have them.
No. don't think England viii fight US over
their possession. They may be too small for
her to attack us; but isn't history full OF wars
and were not hundreds fought over the meres'
tribes? One cannot say what another country
will or will not do.
ave are not talking about any thing in our stats
but the fair. les going 70 be Niagara cata-
ract of success IL the cholera dont come. W.
want every kind Of visitor but Nj. Cholera
The preparations for the fair are stupendous
and t makes one dizzy to think OF All that ont
can zee when Ne ere IN working order"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
The CuIbersop Bill Agreed Upon With One
Amendment.

Amendment.
The conferees on the District Court Of APP
peals bill have agreed to adopt the Culberson
bill az it passed the House recently with one
amendment, substitute for section OF the
bill. This amendment il explained by the
statement Of Mr.. Culberson. which will accom-
pany the conference report, and is as follows:
1.-THE effect Of the amendment agreed upon
by the conference does not change the inten-
ton Of the House as expressed by the section
stricken out The House intended by section
of the bin TO rest appellate jurisdic-
diction in the Court Of Appeals OF
all appeals from the decisions OF the
commissioner OF patents now conferred by law
upon the Supreme Court of the District OF Co
lumbia. and in addition thereto to vest IN said
Court Of Appeals jurisdiction to determine ap-
peals from the decision of the commissioner
of patents in interference cases.
I'm the opinion of some OF the conferees
the language employed by the House to ex-
press that intention not sufficiently plain
and the amendment recommended is designed
simply to relieve the House provision OF any
uncertainty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

PERsoSA1-J B. Wood of Cleveland, R. ].
Cudley of New York. VIM H. Frear of Troy, l..
L. Allen of Dayton, Ohio. F. =. Fitzgerald OF
Port Huron, Mich, and David Sheehan OF Pensa-
cola. Fla, are at Willard's.-H.B. Peterson OF
N. Y. and Oscar Mitchell Of Scranton, Pa, are
at the Randall Hardness Of the navy,
E. P. Hsmpson Of New York. J. F. Donovan OF
Syracuse and G. r. Easton of Lowell, N. T., are
at the Ebbitt -W. T. Sanders of Indianapolis.
Jas. ]. Powers Of Brooklyn. Chas W. Adams of
.Tenasssse and Alfred Rowell of New York are
mt the Riggs-<-Horace Silsbey of Seneca Falls.
NY B. Thompson of Toronto, II. w. Willard
OF Burlington, Iowa, and Thomas Watson
of st. Paul are at the Arlington
Dupee of Boston, Frank A. Auklin of Denver
and j. o. Wood Of Long Branch are at the
Shoreham.--R. II. Voorhees, of New York, A
Victorian of Troy. John Fraser OF Philadelphia,
Wm Phillipman Of Chicago and J. ID Sllyerman OF
Pittsburg are at the Normandie.- john Glenn
Collins Of Chicago, E. Il. Hodgkins o. New
York and Chas. Mcdonald OF Covinston, KY,
are at the National.--G. L. Thomas, lr., OF
Columbus. Ca. r. L. Jones, A. w. Meeker Of
ALBANY and James l.. White OF Ab-
ingdon, Va, are at the Metropolitan Z
Laws Of st. Louis, s. Lyon OF New YORK. D.
Rodgers of Chicago A. A. Smith of Brooklyn
W. G. Wick of Youngstown, Pa, IL. ID. nelly oil
| Indiana and A. s. Herman of Boston are at the
| st. James A ]. Yoke of Grafton, W. Va.
Iules Doux of Utica, J. W. Bowling OF Rich
nond, Va. c. II. Marsh of New York and Johr
| Drack of Troy are at the Howard.-Edwart
F. Cragin Of Chicago, Goodwin Smith ana N
| Crooks of Toronto and Walter ID. Ed
munds of New York are at Wormley's.--
| II. Hunter Of Chicago, Jas. r. Worth Of Rich
mond Va, and Geo. b. Goodhand of Cincinnati
are Mt the Johnson.---S. M.Coucklin of Engle
wood. n. Y, Frank A. Mckenzie of baltimore
F. b. Smith Of Clyde, n. Y, and &. L. Corn
well Of New York are at the Fredonia. NH
tJCM Park Of the Treasury Department lei
this morning for Columbus, Ohio, to attend til
| funeral Of his father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02
THEY WRECKED THE BANK.
The President and Cashier Used the None,
TO Their Own Purposes.

President u
TO Their own Purposes.
LITTLE Rock. ARR, Feb. 2.-The First Ns-
tional Bank Of this city Will not open for BUSH
ness today. Its liabilities are understood to be
over half million.
About ten DAYS ago the bank passed through
a terrible crisis. but through the timely ar
rival and assistance OF Col. Logan II. Root. it,
former president. confidence Was again
restored and the public had begun 10
think the institution solvent 40
ever. The bank Vas reOrgAnized nearly two
weeks ago. with Col Root as president and Dr.
| L. n. TAYLOR vice president. The cause thAt
has led to suspension OF the bank wac me i-aus
of fraudulent paper bv the former officers OF
| the uauk to the amount VI several hundred
| thousand dollars.
| In an interview last night Col Root sAidi
'when | took charge 81 the bank the
statement showed that President Ais anu
| than s450.Oo0 OF the banks money, aud
| for which there was but very little security.
..since then paper has been presented bear
/ ing the Enforcement OF the bank . name
by either President Alis or Cashies
/ Denny that wah not on the books OF
| the institution. More than Elsa. 900 Of such
paper has already appeared and rumors have
| been received Of more than double that
| amount. There is no Wa OF asceftaining The
exact amount of such fraudulent paper out,
for which he bank has never received cent
benefit. Under the circumstances we Thought
il best to close the institution and place its
affairs in the hands of the government
The form OF most OF the unrecorded paper
il simply ordinary promissory notes. most OF
which we have seen are signed by either city
Electric Street Railway Company, Press
Printing Company. The McCarthy-Joycs
Company or other persons closely connecied
with Mr.. Allis, all Endorsed IN me
banks name BY Allis and Denny. Whether ae-
positors will be paid In full or not depends on
many things. The stockholders are hnbie TO an
. assessment in the aggregate amounting 70
$500 co., whether all or will pay no one
. can saw II has assets of course that are Q.
. liabilities no mortal can tell The capital stocs
OF TIE bank was ts0o, 900; surplus. tioo. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02
BURIED IN A SNOW SLIDE.
Stories Of Fatalities During the storm IN
Colorado.

DENVER, Col, Feb. 2.-The storm which
has been prevalent throughout the country
reached Colorado Yesterday morning. Re
ports from many points in the state show
that thc storm is general and that snow
slides in the mountains are numerous. result
ing IN several fatalities.
Near oarbondale, Col. thAs Smith and =
Young man known ~ Bill started to cross a
gulch when a Snow slide caught them ana car
ried them 200 feet Smith with much trouble
extricated himself. bnt BiA was covered 30
deeply that lac was sufiocAted and his body has
not Yet been recovered.
At Aspen, Col, II. ". Shivley and John
Bradley, two miners working the Little
mine, were caught in avalanche and Killed.
Shiyley leaves a wife and family of seven chil-
dren. Frank Haw, milkmAn. AZ II feared, has
been lost in a slide with has team.
At MAroneys null, about ten miles from
Aspen. eight men and twenty-five males were
showed in, and as il IL known that thes baN.
but little provisions rerculug party started
from Aspen TO relieve them. IL IL known that
several slides have occurred between Aspen aud
Maroney's mill and il Is feared that the res
cuers are caught between them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02
THE BATTLE or HOMESTEAD.
IL IL Recalled by the Trial Of One OF the
strikers.

PrrTsBURG. Pa, FEB. 2-John Clifford, one
of the Homestead strikers, was placed on trial in
criminal court No. ], this morning Judge slagls
presiding.
Clifford is charged with the killing 81 ]. T.
Connors and others during the battle with the
Pinkerton men at Homestead on the morning
OF July 6. The court room WAS packed 20 tho
limit long before the called. When
Clifford entered the room he was the picture Of
health; was neatly dressed and perfectly Good
and seif-possessed.
During the reading Of the indictment Clifford
stood in the prisoners dock bis eyes intentiy
fixed upon the clerk. At the close II the read
ing be in a firm voice answered the usual qUe--
ton by pleading mot guilty. and then took
his seat beside his counsel whIe the prepare
tions for impaneiing the jury were IN progress.
The calling Of the jury began at 70 80 clock-
Clifford is represented by Messrs. Montooth,
Breunon. Cox and EeGUdon. Di-trIrt Attorney
Burleigh, ID. y. Patterson. J. :. Eubb aud 4
\. Breck represent the commonwealth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02
NO SIGN of THE rEKING.
The Steamer MAY HSye to Rely ON Sail. to
Reach Port.

san FR.ScrsCo. Feb. 2-There is sti1 no
sign Of the DELAYED steamer CIty Of pekIng. Il
is supposed that the delay i due % the
hollow rings on the grooves inside the
circle OF the thrust block. and u -
thought possible that the machinery
is seriously crippled. Engineers say that u
such is the case the steamer mu-t rely IN her
sails or another boat 60 reach port. Tor the
damage IL most probably irreparable at sea.
The following IL list II the cabin pa-sen-
gers on the Pesing: J. N. Rascon. Mexican
minister TO japan. and Madame Bsscon. n.
Akiyams. Miss II. :. Allings, ". a. Duncan. q.
A. forsath. l.. Z. Crepe, I. ". MAngel, J. W..
Stockbridge NJ. VI. WyckOff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

THE
REAL ESTATE
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
47OL AVE.
Il the eldest District title insurance company-s tho
Cn sau;u,ed- b.en in successful OPERATION ln,
over eleven year 8 and Las examined nearly ZD.VoO
titles
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
MAHIoS ASHFORD, President.
C. C DUNcANsOS. Vice President, s..
- Commission Merchant
"Ioi'oh L. Counsellor at Law.
FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer. p.,t.
OF Riggs Co.. Bankers-
CHARLES z. BAILEY, Director. ,.-,.c,
T. O. DAVIS. Director.
ALBERT T. i0N' Real Estate Broker.
WILLIAM CALI Director Merchant.
ROBERT O. HOFFMAN. Direc.5,, -.n,,.-
GEORGE W. PEARSON Director.
Pr-s,t Metropolitan X. l. co.
ExpERT EXAMINERS
WV u. HOOVER. tc.u..r
JAMES J. BECKER.
CONSULTING COUNSEL.
| WALTER d. pAvIpGg, Esquire.
4 TILL examined and certified -TlTLLS insured
L CoSIFYANCING in all IT. branches .,
pafirie with sbz1sats safety 10 fCh' AM
InrSrpcrsted 1881. Capital fully pa!d). s;ooooo
/ ials 10. 2iseo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02
Washington News and Gossip.
An Extra supply.

Owing to the great demand therefor, the
issues Of The STAR. for Friday, Saturday and
Monday, containing the full and carefully pre-
pared matte, in relation to the death, burial
and career Of the late Mr.. Blaine were COM
pletely exhausted. To meet still continuing
demand for those issues, new edition Of each
has been printed, and they can now be fur
niShed in any quantity on application TO the
counter in the business Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

NATIONAL BANKS EsTABLIsHED.-The con-
troiler OF the currency has issued certificates
authorizing the following national banks to be-
gin business: The Old Phoenix National Bank
of Medina. Ohio. capital $4,000; the Mer-
chants and Miners National Bank of Philips
burg, Mont, capital $50, 600; the York County
National Bank Of York Village, Maine. capital
$50 600,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

MAJ. HALFoRD's COMMISSION SIGSED.-The
President has signed the commission of MIR.
Elijah W. Halford as a maj or and paymaster in
the army, but. as has been already stated. Mr.:
Halford will not qualify for his new office until
the Sd of March in order that be may serve the
President in his present responsible capacity
until the end of his term. The selection OF a
station for Mai. Halford will therefore devolye
on Secretary Elkins' successor in the War De-
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

BIDS FOR ARMoR PLATEs.-The date Of open
ing bids for the $4,000, 600 armor plate contract
has been changed from the 7th to tine iith in
slant in order to allow the steel manufacturers
more time to prepare their bids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02
POSTSCRIPT
JUSTICE LAMAR's SUCCESSOR.

Judge Jackson Of Tennessee Nominated This
Afternoon.
The President this afternoon sent to the Sem
Tennessee to fill the vacancy in the United
States Supreme Court caused by the death of
Justice Lamar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02
THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL
tbrR

OvTR
TwENTY-TwO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ SAVINGS
"a DEPOSIT VITA
-uE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY.
The following comparative statement shows tbs
te-aer@i Crosrfh from month 20 month. deposits
a. tho gs IspartotSnt OF this cofuPHny since tn
establishments Of IT, business In its substantial ana
r1nIuodtuu. ofice building. corner 9;h and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

THE Navy Department is informed that the
y. S. S. Atlanta has left ST. Nicholas Mole
for San Domingo City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

TIE Narroxu SAFE Dzpos1r.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the Dis,ric, of Columbia
coRSEs 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act Of Congress
jan. 1871. ans ,e:s q Oct. Isso- snl Feb. is1-.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DoLLARi
Rents safes fron 81 each upward per annun-
Silver xs-s and va,ushle- taken on deposit
TEN CENTS and upward received on de9osis anu
interest allowed on sums % no: less than 81
Prepare, and leets wills o: ehsrss-ae.s IS E1-
,ev,o-. Administrator and Trustee-sxscGtes Trusts
4: all kinds.
BENJAMIN T, SNYDER, pre-i.isn.5 ,,.,,
CHARLES G. GLOVER, First Sicr Prs 1ea.-
JANIS NJ JOHNSTON, second Vice Pres.
IuOMAs r. JONES THIRD Vice Pres.
r. FRANCIS kIGiS. Treasurer.
ALtEt.T l. SICGIEVANE. secretary.
Directors;
p.,,...i. p sryAer Zenrs C. Robbins
49, Y S.urf-v.... Andrew Wy'ie.
Ieorrs M Pisa. Matthew q. Emery.
| I-wis Ciephan- Charles A. James
l E~nry A Ntllarl v. Francis Rigs.
Il lanes VI JoAu.sou- Charles 4. Glover.
n Koss Perry John q. Psrke.
Thomas Hyas John y. RODGERS.
Il tali..l II Cla.x fjy5Dl Thomas L. JOnsA
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