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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

TIE joiat committee - the board q
trade and Furniture Mems assac.atioa
vii loase Or Lansing rs "a early train
this morning 90 appear before the joint
COMMITTEES q the z,natc AMI house.
which is g. corsisieg tho Mclaughlin
tiii g. prohibit the use - machinery in
f0rnitare nnsna,scture be- state inStitp
tiare III addition % TIE manufacturers
and ttatd nsemhers. whose names have
airealiy hessn puhliahed. = committee
from sha Centrsl I.ai,or union Wi r..
consisting = President paul Marin. +.
T. Nils Paul Randall aod - II HYDE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

CITY VIII Settle Expenses in the
Burroughs Case.
NEW STREET IMPROVEMENTS
set in Motion b, the CITY Conncit-i.
Ii. ciibert Oppose. Certain Inn
prosenent---Asphalt

T. ID. Gilbert appeared before the
common council last night and made
b.g kick against paving Pearl street.
from OTTAWA Ia Division. and ionia
from Monroe 10 Pearl. with asphalt lie
said the pasements on those streets
were good enough 10 last two years yet
and il was a useless expense OF money
t. improve those streets with asphalt al
this time.
Perkins 4 Hess complained II the re
quirements 81 section Is ~ the new
health ordinance, which places restric
tious on moving hides. Referred 10 the
committee on ordinances.
Residents ON East Bridge street pro-
tested against a change 81 grade on
that street Referred 10 the board OF
public works.
Residents on North Diamond street
asked Tor a sewer IN that street Re
ferred 70 the committee on sewers.
Eight property owners on South Col
iege avenue between Wealthy avenue
and Mills street, asking for asphalt paw
ing on the five year plan. Referred 10
the aldermen 81 the ward.
r. 4. Rodgers asked that sl5 rent be
paid by the city for Mary May. the
woman who has claim for damages be-
fore the council. She is a city charge
Referred 20 the committee on poor.
j. NJ Dudley and three others pro
tested against the use of asphalt in paw
ing IOnia street Referred 10 the com.
mitice on streets.
The Typographical union asked 70
use an election booth at its election.
Granted.
Giles Guest asked that water hole
on Ella avenue be filled or drained. as
water stands there Tor months at time.
Referred 10 the aldermen Of the tenth
ward.
W. :. Gum asked to he allowed TO re
pair the wooden sidewalk at the corner
81 Monroe and Waterloo streets. He
represented that 10 excavate for an area
wall would endanger the building al.
joining Referred To the committee on
sidewalks
Residents on Green street asked for "a
sewer. Referred to the committee on
sewers
Residents on Dwight avenue asked Ia
have the street improved. Placed on
file.
Residents on Bostwick street asked
for the improvement IL the street with
gravel. Referred Ia the board 81 public
works TO name tho best material 10 use
on the street.
f,s...f..,fy..s- D..S,vs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
Contagiou. Diseases.

Mrs. n. b. Jarvis, No. 81 Pleasant
street. diphtheria; Louis Jarvis. hamc;
Crystal Merrifield. No. 4s6 Cass street.
chickenpox; George. Grace and Charles
Teevin. No. Is Seventh street, chicken
pox; Fred Smelling. No. 39 West Bridge
street. typhoid fever: Louis Diamond.
No. Springfield avenue. whooping
cough; Agnes Waite, No. "a Clinton
street. diphtheria; Lloyd Thomas. Chill
dren's home. diphtheria: Mabel Jones
Children's home. diphtheria; Willie
Riley. No. 50 Carrier street. typhoid
fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Or Edesrls. maiical superintendent
- the ass um st kalamsrt~s. wTi,sis the
raunfY pocr department issf the flme is
resr At nsra when fhe asylum caa a.
commniate more patients tie suggests
that patients uo~ ;terr AZ Kent r}unfs 3
exetnse might safely - cared Or ~
their friends. having become - mach
better a. Is possible ~ tee ssgluna TREAT
ment. Anorx them are Ioseph Buck.
Henry Iiebseus. Peter Bransier ani John
Snlestegpafd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
Pythians Buy Property.

Yesterday Mrs j. Boyd Pantlind sold
TO the Pythian Temple association the
lots on lonia street on which are located
the livery barns occupied by Parrish
and Hall x Talford. The considera-
ton was s27. eco, the deed being recorded
in favor Of ii. +. Hastings and III. ID. c.
Van Asmus. trustees Of the association.
The work II tearing down the old build
ings will begin Immediately. preparatory
10 tho erection Of the new seven story
Pythian Temple.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

The Kent county association Of graded
school teachers will meet in the new
high school building Saturday afternoon
at | O'Clock Miss Lydia j. Newcomb
will discuss Physical Culture in Public
Schools" and A. j. Damn OF Grand
vile will read paper on Methods Of
Conducting Recitations." Other sub
jects left unfinished at the former meet
ing will be resumed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Brrf iarry. Wbo eae captured whiie
tryinz ~ t.rce a. entrance 1ate sht Fe7
& "A Tizvni@sns heose sdndsg nlahf.
sae r police eogrf 3tetfriar ~ fed
Ere sanlfa s-cry feitl ta the asReefs when
- aaa arrested n @ai.i 81. q - r. hasl
Isr.s ard iid Get prnToee - nsse |mnrh
tfnuhe Re TraHi Ware exsei tfafs .n
.as feha e. afy ID the surerisF eiert
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
Orold

Or old or young. or grave or gay.
Those who now let their teeth decay,
With breath we can't endure:
The thought their after life will haunt,
That they neglected Zozodont,
That would have kept all pure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

ITO ftI0It VIZ ifl01tsII.
The report - the committee on men
and discipline - the police commission
relative 20 sending two men 30 the
worlds fair WAS read and the council re-
ferred the matter Ia the city attorney
and the committee on ways and means
20 see whether OF not the city shall incur
the expense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

-srh~ CruciaxiCn. SIR John Sfainrrs
magnificent cantafs. wiii - given IA 81.
Narka church rrxf sunday aftsrsoon
snd "a Coed Fridsy evening
filrees prevented The Rev \. W
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Mrs. +. w. Worfel has moved her
stock Of millinery from No. ZIG Canal
street 10 No. l0i Canal street. Mrs. +.
". Worfel is at present in Chicago
aclecting her spring and summer mil.
linery and will show complete line ii
trimmed hats and novelties on Easter
Friday and Saturday. at her new place.
No. IO4 Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
A New Process

TIE Lemon. ne Orange. the
Vaniiis. contaips more or less
Of a delicate f.avorng sub
stance. and tie separation of
this substance IN a MANNER Sd
as - retain al i's freshness.
sweetness and nst'iralness, r.
calrrs The greatest experiences
a1d care.
OF PseFs nstfcieUs FLAVOR
Iss EsTsacTs arc prepared ~
new process shst gives -
them the Material favrins
c,saE fcs. and are so eorcen-
trate8 fhat Il requires tut a
susal quantity - inpart n a
cske. PARTIES - cream. re
delicate fafoy u thcs lresa
frat Tie hs'iax chemists
enforce fheir Fnr tye TIE
Tnitoi States oovernnxnt
uses asena
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

y iisem }zn3er Faa 80 sru~tnsi
Sunday nieht - fbarxe q sru1k al
slaarsietiF. rat fke tesfiaonT taHsr ~
BE eese sseveipped into 81 knternssng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
A Cutting Afffay-Knife Used.

The entire stock al fashionable suit
ings. oycrcoatings and trouserings form.
erly owned 10y Granello. artistic tailor.
butchered.
Prices cut. cut, cut.
This sale is for
Six days. six days. six days.
Only.
Opens March IL. closes March ~
Goods on exhibition at Michigan Trust
company's building, room l07. first floor.
Pearl street entrance. r. S. PIERCE.
Sale hours: . n. m. TO ) p. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
Notice.

Prohibition conference at Hartmans
Friday afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

You are cordially invited 10 be present
at our store Monday. March - lcontinu-
inc for one week. and get one Of our
beautiful new Easter souvenirs. "Play-
mates" ahead OF anything ever given
away. Don't take our word come and
see for yourself. The finest selection 81
teas. coffecs. spices and baking powder
ever offered.
Ga early and avoid the rush.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PAcirIc TIA
CoxPAsY, No. los Monroe street
Phone LIZA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

TfcfeilowinG resolutions were adopted
~ Alderman FROST For an estimate
- improving South lnnia street aud Tor
a sewer ~ Wealthy avenue
IS Alderman tongef. For an est
mate = The oost q sewer Ia Ransom
street
By Alderman Damsky. For an est
mate - graveisng Fourth street
rs tiierrrn Emmsr. That the street
commissioner collect az - from the
Street Railway com pany for cleaning
snow from West Bridge street
~ Aldermen Wnr1burg For The
atafirg - nuissnces reported ~ the
board Z health.
Ey Alderman Glider For rsvinr
~opsh College avenue With asphalt ~
fhr .ire yrsr plan.
~ Alderman Glider For TIE -.
establishment x the grade = Logan
ssTeef
- As3sFmaa Kinney For $ sever
iu Sqa5ers' Alley.
Rf Alderman Bal. Fer sever IN
tareka sFerne
BY Alderman stein Fer an e~fissate
= the est = pavirg uitb cellar ttsks
Saufh larssiop fron Hsa street - 8ur
tar kffnoe
f3T Alderman pregrr That ~ ro~s
q carving fhe Burroughs Eastman
eees en,auafine b s71s r. pad tffthe
cits sr8 fhsf The eous psrll.er irclu,se
tsfe secoat - hss hext Teexiy report
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

The Bradburn street sewer roll and
the roll for the improvement 81 East
Fulton street we're laid over one week.
The roll for improving Charles street
vas postponed one week to accommodate
Alderman DE GRAF.
The Gold street sewer roll was laid
over one week. awaiting a reporF from
the committee.
The sherman street sewer roll, Fair
street sever roll Elizabeth street sewer
roll. Wslhridge street improvement roll.
Mason street improvement roll and The
Newberry street roll were ratified and
confirmed
The roll for sewer in HOLSTER street
vas postponed one week 81 bear az.
peals
The roll FOR lowering a sewer in Ter.
race avenue was referred 20 a committee
on appeals
The South College avenue sewer roll.
Terrace avenue sewer roll. Madison ave
nue. sewer roll aad the roll Tor q setter
between jefferson avenue and Cass
street were ordered advertised.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

That will he appreciated by every LADY
will he the Invitation Ia attend the
Easter opening % Cori. Knott A Co.
which will be held Tuesday and Wed.
neaday. March = and -. The most
extensive display - imported novelties
and exquisite new styles in millinery
will be the attraction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

The comptroller reported bills calling
for sums from the various funds as fol
lows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Reeds Lake Cars
Paes Evergreen addition. Go look IL
avs~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
LADY oRDE ~ PERIL
She Was Rescued Prom Her BarnInr uou.s
On the >ick of Time.

She Was Rescued Prom Her Burning uos..
On TN. >ick of Time.
LONDON. Jan A fire attended hv e,rttirs
scenes occurred today iu thu i,sshionsble neigh
borhcod a seymour street Tho Dowar.r
LADY Beatrice orde. widow q IN. late sir John
Hewlett Orde aud mother 90 the present l,.rs-
net. sir John William powl,t O.npb.Il ord.
Of Aorpcth. Northumberland. h.s her re.i-
dence on seymour street The lady 10 advanced
in wears,
Early this morning Lady Orde's house uas
found to b. on fire. The DANES gained rapia
headway and cut of s,scaYo from of finarv
eNits. and Tor time IL seemed that Lad Oris
and her servants on the upper floors would
perish. large crowd gathered 20 Wttnoa. the
efforts of the tremen 90 rescue th-In
One woman. frightened y, she srnoks ana
hnmes that we're pouring into the apartment In
which she had taken refuge va afout 90 iuup
from the window 90 the street but tbe frru.n
and the crowd shouted % Lsr not "a ri.k her
life IN that manner. Lady oT g.. who HpIiear.i
al one "i The Windows. tbosed refnarka 80.
courage and restrained her servants ~ Iaach a-
possible.
The iremen harriedly cleyst the Gre g.
cape. and just puH " smSke shot over no
heads OF the shrscsiug women ths ar- escsus
was arranged and hrsmen hAren-d Ia Ald the
women.
Amid frantic shouts ~ delight from IN.
crowd Lady Ord. and nsr Servants vr,Fe brought
down IN safety, not person. 20 far as knowa,
being missing. The residrucs hoxever ~.s
destroyed, with large quantity of valuAbles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
HONE BU11DrsG ASSOCIATION.
TENTH ISSUE OF STOCK
BRAINARD III. WARNER,
President

Books nov onen for subscriptions at the once Of the
The first monthly meeting FOR payment OF dues on
stock Of the or tenth series will be held at the
hall. southwest corner of Ps snd 10th st, on
TUESDAY EVENING, the 10th instant, at 7o'clock.
shares 81 each per month, and may be taken this
ting at any time at the Office of the treasurer
above.
The business o. the past nine years shows loans
made to stockholders 43 shares to the extent of
S543 t)1 81 The AVERAGE amount loaned per share
durIng past year on 515 shares Si79. 60. the
interest. As much as eco per share may he OBJ
taned as loans s1y7. .403 81 has been paid In re-
dsmptiCD of stock. Of which Sl52j0.3l is interest.
Interest has also been allowed In settlement of loans
the extent OF -. gSl. OIL.
Interest allowed per both borrower and
depOSitor.
Savings NAV be securely invested or loans obtained
the easiest of terms and with the least possible
pense Loans be settled in whole in part at the
borrowers convenience.
Take stock With Us. the association will be .
of prOht TO yOtl, eth investor bOr-
rover il the money borrowed 10 judiciousy used.
NoRssOciation Of the District eau claim a more
careful manaEeneDt- The carefulresS of the past
nne years Of unquestiOne1 osperity is guarsn-
tee for the future No doubtful loans made, con-
seQuently no losses occur.
THOMAS DOWLINfI President. 6lo Est NV
ANSON ;. TAYLOR. Vice President, 1913 t ST. n. W.
EUN ARD :. WE%COIT. 1re ssu-eT, 1907 Pa. av. H. W.
". H. WETZEL. Secretary. 213o II st NV
DIRECTORS.
Vim. r. Brown. cor. Pa. and20th ST. n
Levi J. Bryant. 1877 Qst. NV.
James II. Byram. 2Je} II ST. n. W.
John u. I'll hien. ID II Columbia St NV
George ], Johnson, 7l3 Market space.
Chas y Moore. l14S l1th st. II.
s. Norris ThOrne. 9E3 23d st n. W. .a3-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Distributing Bread to the rsos In white
chapel. faadoa.

Distributing Bread to the rsos In white
chapel. ioados.
LoNDoS. Jan. A den-e foe and severe
fros. prevails TODAY. and the 1hames is full q
floating ice. The cold Il causing much suffer-
ing among the poor.
A distressing scene Is reported from whi,s
Chapel. where . number of unemployed "a.
sembled small trap drove up On which -as
large black box. The driv.r. di.mountinE.
informed chose about him that u contained
bread and the.-e. which be had beea
instructed to distribute among those Who
stood In need Of food Tho lvsr vas si once
surrounded The hrst pscc, of bread and
cheese was handed 10 one % tbs nsare=t anf
Immediately dozens Of men and ~om-n
desvorod 70 get on TIE trip ftom Al asallsbls
points and hcip themze!ves Ia this euaergency
the driver commenced 10 thrtsw the prOvi-aous
unfortunately among the crowd. Who c.usat
them they thrown-
In this wsy shout hf'y loa.es. cut up into
quarters. were rapidly distributed. bat guam
tity OF the bread fell 20 tho ground ana ~.s
afterWaTd troddeu under foot Wlscn the sap
ply wss exhAusted tine trap uAs driven h.stAy
AWAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Increase Of the Epidemic IN New
York City.
,IClTIyG SJ1yES kFLlGyD,y FIRE
France and Russia Remain on Good
Terms.
ARIZONA WANTS STATEHOOD.
rPHrs EPIDEMIC ~ NFw Yosk.
H Loot. ~ Thoagh a. W.s G~s,irg n.,..a



NTw lohE. Jan a. rhe fvphus tsvcr l. no.
doubtless efldemic. BEFORE 10 q clnrk 80
morning The h"allh cacial- hal d..corsr-d ten
new ca~es. all cr ia, .s-t siA- % "a. citv .na
IL the mosi ih'cklN fvrnlatsd ,ii.tricts
There ~ one doauh ron fho disease .,
Norh Brothc's' leland during th. uieht th.
unfortunate being John Silsky. ~bo hsi bs.a
taken from 81 Bsvard street
IL Looks a. though the di~eas., hsa tnu.ie r-..t
head~ay with the health department Tl..-.
~Ss some dsay In taxing flgid rr,,d.uri.,us
against tho scourge ~ far Ne a ie|isirr hsn...
are concerned. aud % thi. nsy b.. stiribnt.a
the rapid advance which the li...s. IA. l..ea
making
All the lodging houses soath Of isth .tr..-,
and there are il6 q them, vrr- Visited l.st
night by bealth inspectors. Every one of th.
lodgers were examined n is intended 10 prs-
vent the oveucrowding 81 thee placcs aud -
compel the pruprictora 90 plao. No unoru beds
III the rooms Than their hcen--. aiicv
The pest hole 81 bsvard Ifr.st. ui.-. the
hrst ca-e was discovered. was found - have
thiriy-seyen beds in excess. The total number
OF lodsers IN al The lodging Eause. m the city
Ia 5000
be health board viii meet tadav 10 sale a.
diticnal steps against The spread of the ulagla
John W. Henry, a ncUsbov aged sirtern
years, an inmate q the N.,rshovs' Rome On
Duane street. found 60 bs suffering from
tvphus fever thi- moruiuc lie Wa takcn "a
the deception Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.

The Cssr'- Generals D-~s-- That the
Friendship of the Two Nagisn. 0. ~.-care.
Pans, Jan. In view q what has bsea
published regarding the effect Of he Pan.rns
scandal the entente between France .aa
kus.ia. the Figaro corre-f ondeni AZ - r..er--
burg sought interviews with den. komaror
and Gen. Ichcrnaief wslk -n0wn Ras-
sian officers. 10 learn their opinion.
regarding the situAaon. Both general.
expressed themselves q coTlhdert that thu
Panama altar would have ~ eaect On ths
friendship Russia entsrtained for France
In speaking of he general Furopesn .iuis-
tion the generals declared thas war with Ger
MANY wonIi be The most popn Ar " al van.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

PERsoNAL.-C. I. Williams of New York, H.
". Clark Of Oxford, n. Y. Robt J. Thompson
OF Chicago and L. E. Hine of Providence.
T. l.. are at willard's.-Chas. Small, jr.,
of New York. Jno. +. Welch of New
". NJ. McKaig Of Cumberland. Nd, and Repre-
sentative VIM. McAIeer of Philadeiphia are at
the Randall all--Senator Blackburn Of Ken
tucky. Senator W. B. Bate Of Tennessee. Sem
ator Hunton Of Virginia. Representative I.
ID. English Of New yersey, Representatiys
L. E. Atkinson Of Pennsylvaaia. c. r.
Black Of Pennsylvania, J. H. Murphy Of lowe
and R. N. Y:rdieyof Pennsyiv:ni. are ss the
Ebbitt.--E. @. Bailey OF Brsttleboro'
Vt, Geo. N. Campbell Of Davenport,
lowe, and +. c. Freeman of New York
are ct the Rigss.--L T. Talbot Of
Boston, H. N. emith and II. Morgan Of New
Cleveland and John Msrril Of Chicseo ere at
Representative John J. Hsnphin Of South
Carolina, b. L. MacKayne Of Pittsburg and
John II. Harris Of New Yerk ars q he
shorsAen.--0so. ". BOYD u PhzlsdslphiA,
ChaA J. FsuIknsr of ". Va, and ,. T. MI
lsf II New York aress ~ Observation-Disclosures
ssutativss 0hallof South Carolfns and Cobb and
Hefbsrt q AAhama. John Crocksr e Phfsasl-
phia an1 ,. c. shsppsed ee virginis - at The
1eeropohtaa &c. y Hsyoer cf essunton, Pa,
P. =. fssaa u Asgnsh ssd I o. nsrsy of Boz
~ s.s e ~ Kss.eaal: Milasn HAl-
CSalssssn, & O., 4. n Jsakins Of SIAM
Sosd, X l., aaA Il. Hsnsy e PSS&sAsld,
Mnsas - = ~ Reward ususs-a. J.
xtes51 - IA1hn useA, la, a \. Thoapsou
= 1estea md o. u>aDea u DavSsa, oASs. sEs
- - - 1aDA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

NEW MEXICAN MrSIsrER.-An official rumor
announces that President Disz has rendered
Gen. Torres, governor of Sonora and Lower
California, the diplomatic mission from Mexico
to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

GOLD AND CUsroM RECEIPTS. A treasury
statement shows that within the past ten DAYS
the net gold in the treasury has increased nearly
81. 600 600. being today sl2l .2s6, Coz The GUS
tom receipts at the port Of New York for De-
cember we're 80. .070, ,0ol, an increase Of more
than 81, 900 900 over December, 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

CIRCULATION OF NATIONAL BANK NOTES
The aggregate circulation Of national bank
notes outstanding December 81. is92. was
sl7i. 800. .sl2, an increase during the month Of
s7S9.9S4. and during the calendar year OF
81, $50 $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

The PRESIDENTS CALLzRs.--The Presidents
callers today included Attorney General Mil
Ter, Senator Voorhees. Gen. sewell, Maj War
ner of Missouri Representative Grout. Mr. J.
Russell Young. Mr.. j. J. Spencer of the Indian
nation, with three Seneca Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
ARIZONA WAISTS 10 coMr ~.

Republicans and Drfr"crat- yu-- gsngr~-s
to ADMIT ser a. n Sta,..
PHGSIX. AEIz-, Jan. & IT, efublican and
democratic Territorial central committees. hav.
adopted JOINT reso.ution urging apon CON-
gress. irrespsctive Of party 'se immediate .a-
mission of Arizona. The resollticn deolnrss
that the best interests OF thc peop.s and the
material welfare of the terriiofr demAna .
shall no longer be kept out 81 ne uuion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

CONSUL REcoGNrzED.-The President has
recognized ". H. Leinkauf OF Mobile as vice
consul Of Denmark for the state Of Alabama
and Pedro A. Bustamante vice consul Of Ecua-
dor at New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
E. = E E'ff$ s $. ! :: ::

The Secret Of success IN acquiring
wealth IL " .ssly said o. BE- saving and in
ves,ing" AlthouEh STAR - the most diff
,uit. tie hsbit Of saving money j. sooD
formed and grows rapidly.
Tie uen who .-e born with the gifts OF
c.-rilg and kssJ,iRg are few. showing con-
c'usfv"ly that great riches are possible to
Tut % few and vet almost any man may be-
come fairly VEL 10 10. ~ Ho, riei,.
Tbs company Pays interest upon de-
posits ana you can open an account with as
little a. five dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

PREPARED, But Nor SESr.-The nomination
of Capt. VIM. t. Sampson, L. 5. ", as chief Of
the bureau Of naval ordnance was prepared to-
dsy by order of the President. bat for some un-
known reason it was no. sent to the Senate. Ii
will probably 60 in tomorrow.
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BANKS TO BE EXTENDED. Of the
corporate existence OF the following banks has
been granted to January, 1918: The National
Bank Of Barre, VT, and the Central National
Bank OF Boston. Mass.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. January2 p 1893.
We, the President and a majority of the Board Of
Trustees of The COLI MBlA TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of the District Of Columbia. do hereby
certify that Capital stock of the said Comnsny
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars (slj0. G0O).
all ot which has been actually raid in and that there
now existing debts of said ComYany.
" F. Edmonston, President. IsInes NJ Johnston,
William A. Gordon. II. r. willard,
Frank +. Eswlings. Myron VI. Parker,
Bernard H. Johnston, John s Sworms:edt
]. JOHN d. CODGHLhS. Secretary of tna Coum-
bia Title Insurance Company of the District of Co
lumba do ennly that the facts stated in the
above certificate TO the best of my knowledge.
in formation and belief j. d COUGHLhN.
Subscribed and sworn TO before this Cd day of
January. 4. ID. 1898
GUY SIDNEY DAVIS
ts:S3t Notary Public
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FoR THE NAVAL REvIEw.-The Secretary
of the Navy has submitted TO Congress an esti-
mate of $500 900 10 meet the necessary ex-
pcnses of the Columbian naval review