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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
STRANGE ADVERTISEMENT.

I have been a-nazed the statements made by
rreiit houses claiming that they sell goods on
time loV cash house viii sell same artlcIe
This trifinE With the intelligence OF the pcbEc as
th- ignorant q. people ka0r that to buy on
fL-t4llu-rtS about double Irlces for cash
have found hat al unless u inspires con
rdsnce IN the readers and it must not carry with IL
doubt a. O. the writer's abl1ty AMI intentions 70
AIS r-sd and are lust careful To state
also ute facts you we're looking at the goods and
makiax purchase
We arr In bIsInsss forthe profit. at the same time
DO not onsi-r It all Of life 10 get dollar We DO
business right " az. Try To buy these goods
here al prizes and Ooen your eyes 10 the TACT
tLaf ga hour IN WASHINGTON will meet them
Sol-d Oak Extension Table. q IT., 81 %
SoltG psk so.. cluster ley. 81
.-yIrf-vi's Liuoi-nm. s1.
The hes' floor UllclOth At - in theclrY-
fHrt-wtde Carpet. E2tac
tx'ra GOOD Carpet. La. iOc-. &c.
b-~t A WOO. Carpet. &c.
sod Gal su.t-s sI3 a.. sl6. 80 to $50.
bariur suites. - o. Stsb
cur suite. stl. credit houses yet SI-l Don't take
cur -rat-ueat, but try II.
Han isoal- ghiEcni-r I'D. SD
JprixEt folding Bel. SO.
e, pies. Tea So. A., ~.
q Crystal Tuzn5lers, L..
ta-Tet Tacks. 30 IN boz. lc.
B--t Quality fa-lur Ml.ches. I0- doy
Al Feather Pillows 10.
Prime Goo-r Fathers. * and s5c. pouni
Curtain Polc~. ) IL long. brass trimmings. 10.
Oak. do. -
We can furnish yo1r house. every room in 10, with
very article except stoves No other house in Wash
inston can do Tie same. keIenb-r naIa- and place
GEAoIN. The Push-r.
i-1OAnd Isle sth 81 a. -. anI
Hynu ant pay cash don't come II you consult
yc1r own Interest IA nake u pay yOC. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

lexington Railroad q. % bid. - asked Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Sc. bid. 1os
asked. Capitol and North Street Railroad list
road Convertible g, iO5 bid, iis asked. O. s.
Electric Light Convertible s., ia5 bio: = asked.
american AN Security and Trus. Sc 1905 A. O., 100
1905, T. b A., 100 bid. asked. American SecaritI
and Trust s.: 1905, A. 1 o., 100 bid. : asked
washington Market Co. extern. C.. les bid, =
asked Washington Market Co list g. ls92-is,i 100
bid.Zasked- Anacostia Railroad 6s. 1901. - bid.
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington. s15
bid, - asked. Bank Of the Republic. 275 bid. -
bid. - asked second. iss bid. ~ asked Farm
ers and Mechanics, 1870 bid. asked. Citizens
les bid. lso asked. Columbia l5sk bid. 1855 asked.
Capital. l2f bid. - asked West End 1893, bid 1l0K
asked. Traders, : bid, : asked. Lincoln. 100
bid. ios asked Ohio. bid. lns asked.
-, Railroad stocksAwashington and Georgetown.
Capitol and North o street. - bid, 81 asked.
Georgetown and Tenleytown, - bid. so asked
Rock Creek. 100 bid, - asked. Columbia, 50 bid,
Insurance Stocks - Firemen's. ~ bid, so asked.
Franklin IS bid. 50 asked. Metropolitan, g. bid, -
on o sa u asss 'T b Ans
z. bid. 8 asked: Peoples sk bid, g. asked
Lincoln, 81 bid. l0% asked. Commercial. bid, -
asked. German America an. 80 bid. = asked Poto-
mac, - bid 30 asked.
Title Insurance stocks-Columbis Title: 6x bid,
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Cas-
rs bid. %sz asked. U, S. Electric Light. lao bid
A9 asked. Georget Jwn Gas. Al bid 55 asked.
Telephone Stocks - American Graphophone. IN
bid, asked Chesapeake and Potomac, 20 bid, -
asked. Pennsylvania. 35 bid - asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks Washington Market, IA
bid, asked. Great Falls Ice, ITO bid, 1875 asked.
Bull Run Panorama, is old, - asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, rs bid, - asked. Lincoln Hail.
20 bid. = asked. Nor 4 Wash. Steamboat Co., 90
bid, = asked. Swiss Steam Laundry, bid, IS
asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companes-American
Security aud Trust. 1873 bid. 1871 asked National
Safe Deposit and Trust Co.. l29 bid. asked.
Washington Loan and Trust, lao bid, las asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
An Alleged Breach Of Contr~ct.

Walter II. Hooker has by WV Fleming flea
a suit against Claderon Carlisle and L. c. Wood
to recover s25, 900 damages. He states tim, ON
November 81 Mr.. Carlisle as attorney made =
contract to sell him the Marini Han proue,tv
on E street for $4,000, and his priaeiral
Marie Louise Boret Of Paris. approved m.
same, and plaintiff entered into q contrnr,
to sell the same to Almas Temple. Ancient
Arabic Order OF Mobiles Mystic, Shrine through
l.. c. Wood for $4,000. He charges tl., a.
December the defendants for the purpo.e Of
defrauding him Of his rights agreed ard con-
spired that Mr.. Carlisle should refuse 10 conxsx
to plaintiff, but should offer il 20 Alma.
Temple for s5l. 600. He says such agreement
&C 0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
WEARY OF LIFE.

A Boston Drummer Left Word for His Credi.
tors to "Forgive and Forget"
BosToN. Jan. 21.-Frank !. Woodman, thirty
five years old, said to be a drummer for New
York firm dealing in tanners supplies, COM
mitted suicide some time last night in his room
on Rutland street. His wife, who had been
living with him, has not been seen for several
days. He left note for her Saying he had
taken prussic acid and that there was no need
OF an autopsy.
ITO my creditors" he wrote, ''say forgive
and forget"
1t is stated that Woodman attempted suicide
twice in the early part Of the week in Lynn
hotel by filling his room with gas.
New YORK, Jan. 21.-Stephen Neiber, thirty
years old, seaman on board the bark Hyon,
lying at the foot of 9Th street, Brooklyn,
received letter from his wife in
Germany last evening, in which she
wrote that she had just become a mother;
that she had no one to aid her and that she was
starving. The news SO proved upon his mind
that he took pistol, went to the forecastle of
the bark and shot himself through the head,
killing himself instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
CAPITOL TOPICS.

An amendment to the Notifications appro-
priation bill offered by Mr..
Chandler today provides for the
appointment OF four additional civilian mem
bers to the ordnance trial board, at q salary of
$1,000 year each. An amendment to the
same bill by Mr.. Hunton, appropriates 800 900
for one 10-inch and one 12-inch rifed high
power steel Calling gun.
coLoRED MINISTER'S TO SPEAK.
The chairman of committee on military affairs
Of the Senate has promised to receive, on Tues
day, the oath instant, at II o'clock a m, dele
cation of ministers respecting the resolution
offered by Senator Butler OF South Carolina.
the object Of which il to build home for the
aged and infirm colored people. All the colored
ministers and theological students are requested
to meet in the rotunda of the Capitol at 10:45
johnson. D. D.. Rev. ]. A. TAYLOR, Rev. r. A.
Fisher. d. D.. Rev. s. Alexander, Rev. James
Howard and Rev. VIM. A. Credit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
THE WORK OF THE ICE.
Two Light Houses Down the River Carriet
AWAY.

Two Light Houses Down the River Carried
Away.
The light house board has received advices Of
the wrecking of two light houses in the vicinity
Of Chesapeake bay caused by the movement of
the ice.
One was the lighthouse at Smith Point at the
mouth of the Potomac river, regarded az the
most importantaid to navigation in Chesapeake
bay.
1t was wrecked by the ice about noon today
and the keepers were compelled to abandon. 1t
was built on iron pins and was not deserted
until it was dangerous to remain any longer.
The other light house destroyed was on the
Old Plantation shoal in Chesapeake bay, near
Cape Charles. 1t was also built on iron pillars
and toppled over early this morning.
Another effect Of the moving ice was the car
rying adrift Of the light ship on Bush's Bluff in
Elizabeth river, below Norfolk.
The vessel broke from her moorings this
morning, drifted 400 yards across the channel
and ran on to Craney Island shoals. She will
be total loss unless the ice conditions change
very soon.
Capt. Evans OF the board says that the light
house establishment generally is in more
danger from damage by ice than ever before.
The lights in Chesapeake bay will be re-
placed as soon as possible. although the frozen
state Of the river and bay impedes very rapid
action,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
THE COURTS.

EeuTrr CouRr-Judge Rradley.
Today-Bo'eler AIT. CAllan: specific PERFORM
ance. Hughes agt McMeunamin: n. No
Mennsmin appointed guardian. Grayson sgt
Ross; Washington Gaslight Co made ccmplsis-
ant and w. II. Coon defendant Barre. sgt
Barnes; Martin Z. Barnes appointed guAr1.an
ad Item.
Circuit CoURr--Jufos Bradley.
Today-Hall Agt District OF Columbia.
hearnes agt same and J. W. Rufus sgt same;
Judgments In certorari. Mnckall agt. Ashton;
motion for Judgment granted; motion O. qussh
oNerruled Dickman agt Brown; motion for
Judgment overruled CAhill agt Coleman. ID.
h Mahoney ag, supreme Lodge X. Of r.; mo-
ton 10 dismiss ovcrruled. Motion agt Metre
roti ct al; demurrer sustained. leave to amend.
schram sgt Barnhart: motion 30 sct aside de-
fault Bayliss ag;. Walter and Mobly sgt. Dor
sey; motions for Judgments overruled Nini-
sor. executor, agt Malone: motion 20 Gle SUI
persedeas bond overruled. BrRndenberg AT.
Wards. motion To ret sside Judgment grauted.
Ashburn A Co. sgt J. Y. Evans: do. Mcrh<
sgt- Bsche: order for security for costs: de-
PENDANT 20 plead. Whitehead agt. Waiter: mo-
ton 70 set aside Judgment overruled. BrAn-oa
sgt; I. 5. Express Co.; motion FOR new trial
filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan 81. - Flour quiet, unchanged
receipts, $40 barrels sales, $50 barrels. Wheat
steady-No. red spot, Is..a7sN; January, ,ssia
1sk; February, ,s7ssTsi; May. si.asls<; steamer
No ., red 75X bid-recepts, i4,35s bushels; stock,
1ss4sS bushels; sales $4,000 bushels. Milling
wheat, by sample. 7saS2. Corn 1rmer - mixed
spot. 6sNaA; January, 50 bid; February, 5ls5lh;
March, So. a50,s; May, SIX bid; steamer mixed,
52% bid-recepts, l9.30S bushels: stock, i01,6 24
bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels. White corn, by
sample, Sass: yellow corn, by sample, 54a55.
Oats quiet, steady-No. white western, 4la4s; No.
mixed western, S,aSsk-receipts, 1000 bushels.
Rye quiet, steady-No. 2, IS bid In elevator
receipts, 10 30s bushels stock, 107624 bushels Hay
frm-good to choice timothy, l5.5oal6.50 Grain
freghts quiet. unchanged. Cotton nominal-mid-
ding, 1917. Provisions active-mess pork Is. so:
bulk meats, loose shoulders 10Y; long clear IL;
clear rib sides, II; sugar-pickled shoulders, II;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, IN; hams, l4a145<;
lard, renned, i2k. Butter quiet-creamery, fancy,
a. do. fair to choice, 29a32 do imitation. 2Sa2s.
Eggs nominal-35. Coffee duh, unchanged. Sugar
steady, active-granulated, ~. Copper strong
refined, 11Eailh. Whisky unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 2l.-virgna threes, 70 asked:
BALTIMORE and Ohio stock, sSss bid; Northern Gem
trail Stock, seH bid Baltimore and Ohio South.
western frsts, 106Aal0I: do. first incomes, 1917
bid; do. third incomes, lohalok; Consolidated gas
stocks, 62a62L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
IN WALL STREET TODAY.
An Unusual Activity Prevailed in the Market
This Morning.

An Unusual Activity Prevailed in the Market
This Morning.
New YORK, Jan 21.-Stocks opened with an
extraordinary business. but with a confident
tone and with first prices from X to *
per cent better than those of last night
The activity was soon found, however.
to be due to heavy pressure of realizing sales
especially among the industrials and to those
stocks with the exception Of Manhattan and
Chicago and nlionois preferred were confined
all the important movements Of the hour.
Lead took the lead in the decline. but was
passed by distillers', the latter dropping per
cent to 81 and the former Ia to 50X. Cordage
retired IA, Chicago gas Il, sugar y and Man
haitian / per cent Chicago and E. Illinois
preferred, however. showed remarkable strength
in the face of the general decline, rising on
light trading from 1919 to 104.
Among railroad stocks OF note St. Paul was
conspicuous for its activity, and the stubborn
ness with which it resisted the depressing in
fuence and its slight early loss was fully recov-
cred.
Reading, Louisville and Nashville, Northern
Pacific preferred, Atchison and Western Onion
were all prominent in the dealings and North
ern Pacific preferred showed considerable
strength. The decline was checked in the
course Of the first hour and material diminu-
ton in the amount Of business done followed
the lifting Of pressure with partial recovery al
over the list.
Trading in stocks was maintained in large
volume in the last hour of business
and the improving tendency made further
progress, decided strength cropping out
in different parts Of the list, though St
Paul and Reading were the most conspicuous
exampies St. Paul rose tn So and Heading
crossed So. while the entire list was lifted above
the level Of the opening prices. Richmond and
West Point was sluggish, however. and the in
dustrials failed to rise more than fractions
The market continued extremely active to the
close, which was strong at the best figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
PAVING CONTRACTS AWARDED.

PAVING CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The Commissioners have awarded the paving
Of 10th street northeast between H and G. 10 the
Crawford Paving Company; and that for paw
ing ID street southeast from South Capital to
LIST to the Barber Asphalt Paving Company.
AN ELECTRIC RAILWAY HEARING.
The representatives of the Washington and
Chesapeake Electric Railway Company had q
hearing before the Commissioners this morning
to discuss the route proposed in the bill. The
Commissioners gave a hearing on this bill
yesterday, and great deal of objection ma
terialized as to the occupation of street.
There were several routes discussed at the
meeting this morning. but Commissioner Doug
lass said that he would prefer to leave the
settlement of the route. far as the Commits
sioners were concerned, until they made their
report to Congress.
WHY THEIR WAGES WERE WITHHELD.
This morning delegation of workmen who
are engaged upon the building Of the new
engine house on Y street between 18th street
and New Hampshire avenue called upon the
Commissioners to find out why they had not
been paid for the last half Of the month Of
December. Investigation disclosed the fact
that the auditor reported there is objec-
appropriation for building the new engine
house. When the question Of providing sewer
age for this building was recommended by the
sewer division, the work already ordered
by the Commissioners and upon the sched-
ules Of the sewer division for construc-
ton far exceeded in estimated cost the
appropriation for the current fiscal year.
There was no reason why this sewer should be
laid" said Captain Lusk when asked about the
matter, Except that IL was needed to drain the
proposed building. Uunder these circum-
stances the sewer was recommended to be built
as an adjunct of the engine house, otherwise
the sewer division would have opposed its
building at this time" Capt. Lusk says that
he believes the account should be charged as
originally proposed, as il is not proper charge
against the regular sewer appropriation.
The Commissioners at board meeting de-
cided to pay for the sewer from the appropria-
ton for the engine house, and the laborers will
be paid as soon their accounts can be
audited.
GAS LAMPS ORDERED.
The Commissioners have ordered the cree
ton Of the following named gas lamps: One
on south side of Florida avenue between 10th
and 11th northwest, to be located at corner of
alley; one on the north. side Of Florida avenue
between 18th and 18th northwest. opposite alley;
one on northwest corner of Florida avenue and
18th street northwest and on the south side of
Florida avenue between 18th and l4th streets
northwest at corner of alley. The public gas
lamp on the north side OF o street between
Goth and 21st will be moved to the south side
Of same street to point about so feet east Of
its present location. Also that one lamp post
DO erected at each end OF Hopkins street in
square Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
washInrtop Stock Exchanre.

Sales-Regular call-12 o clock w.: Ches. and
Pot. Tel. SIS, $1,000 at 81.
Government Bonds-U. 8. -, registered, 1901,
i1sk bid. llsI asked. U. s Is coupons 1901
i13N bid. 1l4L asked
District of Columbia Bonds-e0-year fund, ss
1898, gold, l05. bid, asked. Water stocks. Ia,
currency. 1901. ll1a bid. ASKED. .a-year fund ss
gold 1872. Iii bid - asked. Water stock, IS, 1905.
currency. lls bid. - asked a65s, 1874, fund, cur.
rency. ia bid. asked. 35Sa reg. 2-l0S lS93-
1901. 100 bid. - asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington and George
asked. Masonic Hall Association 5s iO4 bid.
- asked. Washington Light Infantry LIST mort
gage is, 1904, loo bid. - ASKED. Washington Lixnt
Infantry I'd 70, 100 bid - asked. Washington Gas
Company. series A, %. is3 bid. - asked Washing
ton 1as, series b. q, ia bid. - asked. Washsng-
ton Gas Co. Convertible @. 1901, 1s9 bid, 1<a asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

The first astronomical exhibition Of the -,
possessing popular interest. says Dr.. Morrison
Of the Nautical Almanac Office. is the close .p-
proach OF the moon TO the planet Jupiter on
Monday, the Esd instant. at sh. Sam. nm.
(mean time.) The moon will pass to the south
Of the. planet, the angular distance between
their nearest limbs being about nineteen
seconds.
In the southern part OF Virginia. I'm an.
Caroiinas. georgia, Florida Alabama and
louisiana the planet viii be oceulted Al
william and Mary College, Williamsburg. Va.
the immersion will occur NJ M. l2m n M. ana
the EMERSON At sh. Ism. Be. pm. Of Norfoll-
Va, the Enumeration at sh. SIN. D. M, and m.
EMERSON at w. s6m- pm, loca, mean time.
At 6;24 y m. on the same day the moon ana
the planet Mars viii be in conjunctiop she,r
nearest limbs being a little less than tv'o A.
grees apart On the 25th instant Il II m ma
Mars and Jupiter wiIl be in conjupctiou ths
former being sboat degree and . h.if NORTH
Of the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21


To the Editor Of The Evening star:
Please crafty Mr.. Albert Ordwny's wish for
reply from me by informing him that have no
answer to make to his letter. privately or pub
licly, concerning the matter he brought To- the
attention OF the public in your last evening.
paper, except that did receive from him ON
the nth instant a communication. a part %
which be caused TO be published. IL was iInpu-
dent. insoient and handing. and. being
couched in language disrespectfuliv adire-sed.
1 cast II aside as unworthy Of notice Had be-
addressed me in the language of a gentleman
and not In the headquar,ers-in-the--add le-order
style, commanding me 70 furnish him with
facts, L would have given his-communication a
courteous and respectful reply.
care not q straw what Mr.. Albert Ordway
proposes shall do TO crafty him as to fur
nishing facts he desires. He accuses m. ~
shirking or evading a responsibility Tho.e
that know me know that such a charge j. the
most untruthful that he could have made
against me. When have any charge TO make
publicly against any one do not fear Go do IL
over my own signature. 1 am perfectly will
ing. as Mr.. Ordway "a W In the closing paragraph
Of his unnecessary and uncslled for pu blicat,on.
to leave the citizens of the District 20 draw their
own differences in regard 60 himself (my-elD
ana his assertions. am content 60 place nv
standing in this community and among in cit
liens alongside Of that OF Mr.. Albert ordunv.
am no recent importation 1 have Lived nv
entire life here and have always enioved the
confidence and respect Of the people Of this Dis
trict. and nothing Mr.. Ordway NAV sav can ef-
feet my reputation in the least I care nothing
for his insinuations, and shall take no further
notice Of the warriors war Of words.
GEo. w. EvaSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
THE McCOMAS NOMINATION.
A Bitter Fight Made on 1t by the Democrs
in Executive Session.

Bitter Fight Made on 1t by the Democrats
in Executive Session.
The Senate in executive session this after
noon had under consideration for over an hour
and half the nomination Of Mr.. McComas
There WAS bitter fight made against his con-
Grmation on the democratic side.
His opponents tried every means
to accomplish their end. but
only succeeded in having postpone
ment 1t is said that Senator who
was not present was an xious to speak on the
nomination and that the request was therefore
made that the nomination should go over until
Monday. This request was acceded to.
Some opposition was developed from quar-
tiers wholly unexpected, but Notwithstanding
this fact the friends Of Mr.. McComas are still
confident that he will be confirmed at an early
dute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

Young State Senator O'Bryan, 1t Is An
nounced, Has Entered the Field.
TOPEKA, KAN, Jan. 21.-The republican
house. soon after being called to order this
morning. adjourned until pm. Monday after
noon without attempting to transact any bust
ness. The republican house election COM
mittee, however, is at work and will probably
report Monday in favor of unseating a number
of the populists.
1t is announced today that Senator O'Bryan
(democrat) is a candidate for the United States
Senate. OBrysn is barely thirty years old.
He has taken an independent course from the
beginning and has gained the respect Of the re-
publicaIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
CAnH.Er 4 LEIDr
92S ira AND 7O6 X ST NV.
OUR NEW DEPAETMEST.


Ladies' and ChildrsH's Rssdy-llade Muslin Under
Coed Tood<. well made and moderate in price. We
ask an Inspection
Meas UulAundered shirts No. I. made of New
YOrk Mills cotton renfor-ed q. 5Oc-. the best shirt
for the money IN the maEket.
No. ,. made g New York Mills cotton fine quality.
linen ho-o-n and bands. frst-clsss shirt. at 7;c.
No. }. made OF New YOrX Mills cotton. 2IOO linen
baadS and cuffs and bosom. French yoke back Fully
equal 90 any c-i-iorl-mAai- shirt Only 81
No. l. Meas Ni~ht shirts plain aai fancy made of
rood cotton AMI full In size Only Soc
' w. :. made q DWIGHT Anchor cotton. white and
fancy. Siz.s IA TO Is. Only Toe.
good time % buy anything you may need in cot
tons lou wlil pay more for them month from low.
CAKHART LEIDY.
.zJ sE2s 9Th and FOG K s.s NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
Real Estate at FaIps Church
dependence of The Evening star.

Corresrondence OF The Evening Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Jan. 2l, 1888.
Real estate sales are taking place here oeca-
sionally. Mr. NJ. E. Church bought thi. week
the house and lot OF Mr.. Joseph Anderson, and
already the carpenters are taking OF the clap
boarding with the purpose Of improving the
appearance and the utility OF the dwelling.
Mr.. Church has sold what has been knoxrp :.
the DIR. Hart farm Of $50 acres to &. L. Camp-
bell for 81, 500 NL.sA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

The Senate today confirmed the following
nominations:
United States consuls Nicholas Smith. at
Lege; Henry NJ. Moore. at Three Rivera.
Canada
First Lieut. Guy Howard. twelfth infantry,
commissary OF subsistence and captairs seco.d
Lieut.. Geo. W. Burr, first artillery. TO be fret
lieutenant
Roger Edwards, postmaster at Anaconda,
Mont