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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03
INAUGURAL CON-
No. 1925 New York ave. Washington. DC.

K~HEADeuARsT1TETEssr R1TTsr INAUGURAL COM
No. 1925 New MARI Ms1ss sye + isss sSsss'hinst0n, DE-
Special rates ami gulations for carriages. &C. fol
Herdic cab. not exceeding S5 for each cab.
Goures not exceeding "a for each coupe;
Hanson cabs not exceeding $3 f,r each hanson.
Convey noes two horses) according to agreement.
No owner Or driver Of vehicle. a. before named,
shall to carry PASSENGER at the foregoing rates
o M o the
sss =: s
exhibit ?rintsa copy Of the same in conspienou.
An vehicles e approach the rension office from 7th
st. and icw the south side Of that street to the
entrance OF the ension office making their exit on
the pension office from 9TH way OF st. follow
ing north side of ST. toentrance Of pension building
rages OF the diplomat corps and all private carriages
to to- enter on st. follow north sids sn,n into St
turn into = and 70 low south ;as 70 IN thepSs
st. sy h 9Th to s
be provided at the 9th ST. entrance to call private
All streets ntersectng F and sts between eth st.
and the pension oce to be closed no vehicles to be
st. and none from st north on 5th or OH SITS and
none from g or H sts south on 9Th or 9Th All We
private carriages 70 De provided with cards Ito be fur
nished prior the 4th of march, admitting them to
the private 9th SC. entrance for carriages
All persons will be expected to make their exit
through the me doo- that they enter. Tickets for
private carriages will be is~ued by tbs committee on
carriages on Thursday. March 2, at headquarters.
ennian BUILDING, No. 14o5 New York avenue.
Tickets for carriages will be issued by the owners
thereof and the L1verymen's Assoriation will form
their clearing ouse tor the settlement OF such
tickets among themselves
The large ticket furnished to Of private
rages must be kept III ght by the drivers in order
that the carriage may be admitted to the proper line
When the Of private csrriave desires to call
the same on leaving the pension Office he will call
out the number small card, viii Is duplicate OF
the number drivers card. to messenger who will
be IN waiting and the number will be at once shown
on large screen which will be placed on the roof at
the northwest corner OF the pension nice.
There Ia brt ne association controllin- or owning
the vehicles for which EXCHANGE tickets be used.
The vehicles of the Lverymens Association will have
q distinctive badge and ticket and persons holding
tickets for vehicles must b careful to take vehicle
bearing the proper mark the Lverymen's Associa-
tion do not exchange only with members OF said
association.
The licensed carriages. cabs. coupes and hansoms
hav association. no Agreement IA entered into
them and II IL recommended that persons having
such vehicles will fare going to the ball and
one fare returnin to enable such to take the
first vehicle approaching the .ui din.
OLIVER T. BEAUMONT,
Chairman COMMITTEES on Carriages.
JAMES L. NOkIIi.
Chairinsn Exc, utive Committee mh2-at
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PrRsosAL-wm. Windsor Of Chicago, Joseph

PERsoSAL.-wm. Windsor Of Chicago. Joseph
windie of philadeiphia and W. J. Landers Of
Athens, Ga, are at wilArd's.--Patrick
Faley Of Pittsburg and J. P. Barnes Of Phila-
deiphis are at the Randall L--F. c. Reynolds
Of Philadelphis and Thomas Sportsman OF Rhode
leland are at the Riggs.-Hoke Smith Of At
lanta, J. s. Brown Of Cleveland and
b. r. English Of New Hampshire are
at the Arlington.-N. z. Mack Of Buffalo
and Hugh r. Gardiner Of New York are st the
Shoreham. NJ. McLeary OF San An
tonic, ]. c. Meyers OF Bellefonte. Pa, T. C.
Atchinson Of Mansfield, Ohio, and J. X. Black
Of Atlanta are at the Fredonia-
Strouss, jr., Of Vienna and J. Young Of Phiia-
delphia are at the johnson.
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RELIEF OF ADMIRAL waLKER.-Admiral
Walker will probably be relieved from his
present command at the close Of the review and
assigned TO shore service, a. his three years sea
duty has entitled him now TO retire from the
sea for three more years and take up his
quarters on land
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PAPER WEIGHTS.

R~soUvENIR PAPER WEIGHTS.
We have Just received handsome and
unique souvenirs of the Inauguration in the
shape Of Paper Weights bearing the portraits
Of the President and Vice President. Mrs.
Cleveland. the Capitol and the different pub
lie buildings Price, ontv Csc and SOC. each.
EAsToN RUPP. Fine Ssationers.
AL nth ST. (Just ADORE the arenue) mh3
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RESIGNED TO ENTER CONGRESS. - Assistant
Secretary Gear and Solicitor Hepburn resigned
their Offices in the Treasury Department today
These gentlemen both from Iowa and are
members Of the incoming Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03

REVENUE MARINE CH.SaEs.-The following
orders in the revenue marine service have been
issued: Capt b. F. Fozer, ordered TO the Grant
at New York: Capt. T. S. smyth, to the Dallas,
at Portland; Capt d. b. Hodgeson, TO the Fes-
senden, at Detroit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03

ConMoDoRE wEAvERs PROMOTION
modore Weaver has been ordered to appear be-
fore board for promotion next week to the
grade of rear admiral Admiral Gherardi viii
be president Of the board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03

Ar HIS DEsK.-Mr. W. r. Mcclellan, chief OF
the warrant division, Treasury Department.
who was taken i'll with nervous prostration
several weeks ago, has recovered sufficiently TO
resume his duties at the department.
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Two INFORMANT DISTRICT bills APPROVED.
The President this morning approved the act
making appropriations for the District Of CO.
lumbia for the fiscal year ended June so, 1894,
and the act to prov1Ae permanent system Of
highways in the District Of Columbia lying out
side Of cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03

NAVAL 0RpERs.-Lieutenant Commander Fl.
W. Lyon to hold himself in readiness TO COM
mand the Yantic. Gen A. Z. Culver has been
ordered to duty in the bureau OF ordnance and
ordered to special duty at Cramps ship yard.
Philadelphia, Pa. Acting Gunner George Cross
has been detached from special duty on the
Brooklyn, New York. and ordered to the Balti-
more. Leave granted to Lieutenant Commander
W. II. Emory for one year, with permission TO
leave the United States
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In Honor OF THE yIcE PREsrDESr.-The
President gave a dinner at the White House
last evening in honor OF Vice President Nor
ton
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GRO. KEENAN, BErrER.-Mr. Geo. Kennan,
the well-known Siberian lecturer, who has
been i'll for three weeks at his home in this city
Of typhe-malarial fever, Is now convalescent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Granite Building. 9th snd r sts
RtesOns why you should pasroni.s Il:
LIST. 1t is under government supervision.
%. II is frequently examined. and pub
fishes reports Of its condition, Is made to
the controller Of the currency.
ID. It has psid-up capital Of one million
dollars.
4th. 1t is the most prominent trust COM
pany at the national capital
9th. 1t has the most expensive safe de-
posit vault. better protected by all modern
improvements than those in the U. s.
Treasury.
9th. 1t has every facility for transactins
its business.
7th. It has erected the best business
building at the national capital.
9Th. It il q home company.
This company transacts all kinds Of trust
Interest paid on deposits.
Money to loan.
ssfe deposit boxes for rent
Bonds for sale.
Call or ask for information.
OFFICERS.
BRAfNARD n. WARNER, President.
JNo. JOY EDISON, Vice President.
JNO. A. SwOPE, I'd Vice President.
JNO. R. CARMODY. Treasurer.
WIN. B. Robson. Secretary.
ANDREW PARKER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles B. Bailey. r. N. Batchelder.
A. L. Barber. Jno. b. Larner.
James L. Barbour. Theodore ". Noyes
VIM. E. Barker Isadore Saks.
Charles Baum. N. H. Shea.
John r. Carmody. Ellis Spear.
John NJ. Clapp. Frederick C. Stevens
Horace s. Cummings. John A. Swope.
J. j. Darlington. j. 8. Swormstedt.
John Joy Edison. George Truesdeu-
Albert F. Fox. B. II. Warner.
James Fraser. A. A. Wilson.
o. c. Green. Louis D. Wine.
William B. Gurley. 8. W. Woodward.
Jno. A. Hamilton. A. s. Worthington. 1t
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SENIOR MURUAsA. the new Spanish minister
was formally presented to the President ysster-
day by Acting Secretary Wharton.
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E~vIsIroRs
TO
WASHINGTON
Should feel the same pride in the capital Of
the country residents here. 1t is great
and growing city. A. every state and terri
tory Of the United State, grows SO will
Washington grow in population. wealth and
beauty. II you cannot purchase residence
here you should invest in some real estate
that will identify you with this constant
growth. Hundreds Of residents and non-
residents have grown rich by their real es-
tate investments in Washington. Thou
sands Of Others will repeat this experience.
The future Of Washington real estate shows
greater possibilities than the past
There will be more money made than has
been msde and you should yet your share.
Washington belongs to the nation-not to
any state. Call in TO while you are
in Washington and let Us talk it over.
B. H. WARNER Co..
Real Estate Brokers
And Property Managers.
916 r st. NV. 1t
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CLASS VACANT GROUND.

1S7 acres Of land within the Smile circle
Of the rity'seenter. roses i-g very valuable
possibilities in more tIsn one direction. and
viii beyond doubt isrgely increase in
value Lind no better in any resTect in the
northwest and nor beast OF the city in the
same relstive distance is held at from If
teen to twenty thousand do lars an acre.
The property I am now offering for sac
can be bou2i TO- 900 per acre. and viii in
sshor- time be worth a. much any acre
are property in TIE vicinity Of this city. A
small cash payInen. and de erred payments
at > Per cent on long zine will be accepted.
Tract of ground situated at the head 81
10th street and Neri6ian Hill. overlooking
the entire city. the Potom &c river and the
hi - of Maryland and Virginia Has
frontage Of more than $50 feet on 10, street
by depth Of 1JO te.t fronting directly
on the new Hancock Circle. Tbs is 8 mag
nincent piece Of roperty which as tn city
develops will more than double in value
and prove 10 be the mcst beautiful resident
site in the city. This piece Of property
can sell for s3 Per 50. II.
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Ths Episcopal houss Of biahops Yesterday -
Nsw York slsessd misstonary bishops 70 ys1as
and 6hanghai
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R~COAL FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER.
Coal Is king. but there are As many grades
inferior as to be absoiusey SOrse thas
no coal Beware OF so-cslled cheap coal or you will
n the Condition and al
consistent with fair dealing.
" BALDWIN JOHNSON
n:-tr 1101 T. ]. ave. 3l1 ST. ne. ol9 ~ At. q "
R~AsPARAaUs PLANIs.-EvERY OWNER
eelleni vegetable in his garden Once estahshed the
49, 5s
entered early Roots will be ready for delivery At ex
HERKwooP EARN,
MsSrELs .NDnE9ss 1Dn r,!1sS.D LENDERS Is
ai4 cohSISa Tie snap 20 18th 81.
<SDR T: o. MANNAKEE HAS REMOVED
his ONCE and residence to 1925 ,.st isih Int :s'
RwE ARE THE rEOPLE
Who make the handsome little booklets used SO ex
tensively for advertising PURPOSES. Printing Of all
kinds executed promptly. Work delivered when
promised.
NORMAN T. ELLIOTT. JOHN F. SHERRY.
Manager. Irinter and Ensrsvsr
Telephone s4a ue21I 623 Dss NV.
Is A. G. HAMILTON. oculist. in prescrib-
s w,tS for defective 'H Ss~ in
e''s' "''t optician and Jewe er. ~ !tS st. NV.
Examination free. Hours from 9tJ pm. feI8
|E~T"s A0as'"-D'''s 1a'0'
contained in the suits. We msse ss $50 to s:ss,
These suits consist OF . cutswsy coat and waist
coat, made of . fashionable back mater. al aud
IF n 70 .us Il o 'd Dis s Ss
dressed. that il Il It Is our make Of suit
". e. Asrtx.
Garment
Moktr.
5 IL
Etsvsntk-
street. fol6
~NAUaURArIoN HATS
We've Just received the Last shipment Of
TALL WHITE CASHMERE HATS
That 70 many clubs have adopted - part Of
their uniform for the Inaugural parade.
90 CENTS
10 the prscs-though they aes worth three
emss - much. All sssa
sAKs AND oolCPAxY.
.ss:s s.s :s ::s... =. ..s''.'''. 1.''ss:s 'ss:::s..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEMocRATIe ASSOCIATION.

d
Odson Hall. ~ ST. and Pa ave.. to perfect final Ar
rsnsenents for the parade:
n. sARDO. seeretary mh2-2t
n snt t1sfa;f h ". a:::s
s p.ss ds in sas :ns 81
!. .ns e M 8 +
Is Ss.s. 0''re0''' may be
-,..... oHAarrs 81: F. fsfS.ss:,. SfSSSs:.
@ssPIRITUALIsM. MISS MAGGIE aAULE
sp da;nr as Ss s.s yr % :.
ns' sSs FsbEY Il nRS. aRS Hall M "a St
Ssh !. wEbSEsbSY AS TsSSs HAs56I s6 M
svidfqrs pfs. Of sp Mrs
K@ssAATTRpAY; MAEGH Z: BEING LEGAL
holiday my ';Ss 4 s''sfs H
ESRIaes, MARKET WILL CLOSE sATUR-
S: & Rsss ssRRf4 Ri r n;
III Ss.,y Sssss Of vii THE i
open on SATURDAY. the 4th instant. as usual. from
KTMaEE, aE,najSsTs aNSUA y y. MEEIIMs Ea, I ~ THE
S snse comnany Sf the United States y Ameies for
'se mp
Room 8 sun Sl building. 1915 st NV: Washington.
lsf Il IL sslSsa sseGss.;y m
I've WILL CLOSE OUR RESPECTIVE
!. = piscesof business on SATURDAY. March 4.
Shf: D:Ji E'1S Co.. Ss7Ilss. Sssts Tsss %ssa
|K~INAUaURAL BALL TICKETS FREEi
FROM NOW UNTIL MARCIA.
IF YOU BUYA
PIANO OR ORGAN
Amounting to ssso or more tcash, we will give you
ticket to the Inaugural Ball to be held in the ension
building March 4. .
MANY FINE BARGAINS IN STOCK.
EF. DRoop.
925 Pa ave.
steinway Piano Ware Rooms. fe27-5t
.EARcHIrEWGIT EFT PALMER
Hs1 removed to Sc. corner 9Th and F st.. Warder
RSOUR PRICES REMAIN THE SAME.
ALARGE RUBBER ORDER.
-, ,.'Msssrs. Gormully Jetiery Mfg. Co. recently
sns 'ffy snd hs
s., ds ds.cnS Tire From "A Amer'ea" Athlete" " Oct
Price Of Rubber Advances "A. c. Banker Of the Co.
lubia Rubber Works states that the corner crude
rubber which has been effected will add 10 2U per
cent to the pound price and that the tires made by his
10 not known what other tire manufacturers may do,
but as the present rubber corner occurs between
product marketed is said by observers TO be quite
possible. Prom Bearings. Feb 3. '93
QUALITY IS NOT CHEApENED.
eoRMuLLY JEFFERy MFG. CO.,
fees 1925 14th st. n.
Where are you goine. my pretty maid:
Mh.re Is IT located. my pretty maid!
At oil 9Th st.. sir. she said! fell
XIV ICE B. corrRELL
Announces the Removal o! His
e e NJ a. Sc fsTaTa IaTh SFFiSt 8
tMetzerott bniding).
PURCHASE ASP Ssh shIE 81 kEAh ESTATE.
ESTT SfoiT SR SOLD on rHs Isl
K~ H. Il FhiSfEK iNsfHESKEks,p End PUBLISHER
reeDhou. f1as a5 So0f fss s2f job i5s f5nnss st.
AS THE EMINENT CHEMIST. PROF. r
~ Ogden Doremus Of New York. has made
and certified that there DANCE Of blood POISONING
by using any but Smith Angels make. shall keep
afrll line Of tness goods for men and boys. which
,.1osm W. s. 81, TEL E! ave-.
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K@oRDER YOUR CARRIAGE
For the INAUGURAL BALL OF
DOWNEY. Best service and finest
turnouts in the city. No disap-
pointments.
T Ordsrs by mail and telephone
resDOnd TO promptly
DOwNEY's HOTEL FOX HORSES. Telephone 555.
STREET BETWEEN 161H AND l7TH w. m3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03
The D1srnrcr TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
go l3:h street northwest
rAprTlI 000

olO l3.h street northwest
CAPITAL. $500. 0OO
Titles all real estate In WASHINGTON. Gsorretown
end county examined with accuracy and dispatch
Deeds. wills and all other conveysnces of real prop
TITLES INSURED.
EUGENE CARUSI wM. 7. MATTINGLY,
President. Vice Presidsnt
NATH'L CARUSI, A. T. BRITTON
Secretary and Chief Examiner. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
A. I. BRITTON MILLS DEAN
GEORGE W. BROWN CHARLES W hANDY
ECGENE CARUSI FRANK HCNE
NATHANIEL CARUSI, CHARLES A. JAMES.
LLWis J. DAVIS. MM, I. MATTINGLY.
Telephone call s1. feIl-lm
". 5. HO6E, Pres t. G. DANIEL Sac
| ITNIIkp STATES BUILDING AND LOAN AssO-
~ ClATiON. 1873 = st.. Washington. d. u
Shares. 800. payable monthly ipstsllmsnts Of
&c. Per month; maturing IN ~ months net pront
OF 431 on each sharr. .
and rer cent interest paid special DEPOSITS
ii,n date OF de o-it FullpAd stock pays per cent
interest from date ta27-u
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BALL
TICKET ADMITS But ONE PERSON.
TICKETS. WITH SOUVENIRS.
FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
Are now for sale at the following places:
John r; Ellis Co., as5 Pa. ave.
saks 4 Co.. 5th st and Market space.
4 A. Clarke 1 son as5Fst nv
wm s I,homTson, so' 18th St NV.
Traders, National Bank.
Capital National Bank.
4 @ smith. iea5 Pa. ave.
sFysa g;I..b@&v.l GS sfS sPS & s. 1; :.
LSsssgTsh r. s!lIgh,sI Bso,; NJ; $50 9Th st. NV.
% Ho. ro%Ies. i c' loee oeefesen,s.'ues Pa ase. mw
by4.Riafih S!sns Co. sons r +. 's7 s7e' 81 NV w..
John C. Parker. 611 9TH st. NV.
s,1 so JANE. az a ao,sI II ST. NV
Hoare willett. al0 r ST. NV.
Ohio National Bank.
Will be on sale during the day Of
MARCIA
At Flag Decoration Room, us 18th St also durin,
the day and evening Of
MARCIA
At Pension Building Ticket onices.
Local AGENTS will be supplied from my Office until
p IN. March 4.
GEORGE c. HENNING. Chairman,
fe24-1t Traders National Bank.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.'soME THOUGHTS on IMMoRT AI.ITY"
~ Is the subject Of the lecture to be delivered
py Dr. Henry Frank Of New York. the finest extern
orator eve, heard In before the
seekers after spiritual truth at the Temple 42
northH est. opposite pension ONCE. SCND Y. ,t =
n, M M f4n o, certainly viii miss an intellectual treat
R~w. C. I. U-UNIoN MASS MEETING
Church Sunday $50.
The Central Union Mission Quartet. Christian En-
deavor workers and others will participate Addresses
All friends invited nb3-at
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CLASS CUISINES PROPERTY.

A large business building on ST. near
9th More people pass this corner than any
other one in the city. The building has q
frontage OF A. IT. by q depth Of 1l3 f. and
opens IN the rear on 20 = soft. paved alley.
h Is occupied by the best Of tenants and the
rentals amount TO about 81. 900 per annum-
The location is such IS to max e IL absolutely
sure that this property will increase In
value. While the present rental pays s very
fair incons on the price at which the prop
erty can now be ebousht-nsmely. s13O, OOO
Very snug little piece Of bushes. property
situated on the corner OF 18th and g s.s.
NV. having . frontage Of 2j IT. on @ o.,
by depth of % IT. IL in on 18th ST., being
one OF the most desirable corners In the
business center Of the city. bringing .
rental of o.. 100. and can be bought for
$4,000.
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About
Washington
Real Estate.

In referring to the marvellous and unrrec-
edented growth Of WASHINGTON. we feel
that We can add nothing to the riiIiant
remarks made BY the Cougressmen. Rep
rsseDtaiives and prominent business men
at the recent banquet given by the wash
inatoa BO I'd of Trade. " One Of them
said: ''BashiHOtOn - surely destined TO be
the most oeantjtU city on the habitdo.e
globe" Continuing. he said: I'VE must
not think II belongs to washingt onians
alone. for the $1,000 900 of American
People have a prOprietary interest in it Is
their nations capitsl" Washington Is
fast becoming tif II IS not already the CEN
ter of science. fashion and literature.
II is hard to realize the rapid growth Of
Washington Where but a decade sgo the
crack u the srortsnan's rife heard
there stands today some of the most fashion,
able and palstiaI residences to be found In
America.
IL has been predicted that washington
will double It's population within the next
ten years prediction fully warranted by
the past ten years.
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CoRsos q MAcARrsrr
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Correspondents Of Messrs. Moore sehlsy. 90 Brood.
Dsposits. Exchsnre Loans
Rairoad Stocks and Bonds and sl sscuritiee ,iss.d
the exchanges Of New York. Philadslphis Boeson
and Baltimore bouKht and sold
Aspecislty msde Of investment securttiss pis&rsc,
Eonds aud all local kstroad. 0aa. Insurance snd
Telephons took dealt In.
American ksll TsiaDhonA Stock bpught and soId An
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@orr,cr o,
MERTZ,s MODERN PHARMACY.
1lTH AND STs..
March & l0QA
Ny DRUG Store viii closs st IL o N
SATURDAY. March 4. and remain closed
until MONDAY. Harch G.
KDwARD 2. NIRrk
E~A .BRIEF PoINIER FOR IAwfERs.
vour voef 10 sh1s1y. xs DO verf in harry
.S aSwsT r, s:nid Rr,nssssTssd ma, nass - no % s.srs
hkIEF p.omptly end Rsopsrly peinted - ns-
nsSgA sss |. wAr1Aor' L.. r1s;ss%s''H To- ST. NV
R~NEM YoRK aElALD ePHcIAL.THI
inaugural numher of the Nov YorE Herald
sunday vi1 con ful lnps.xsssoes Of svsgI In
ss..S1 ~ ns n WI ,, e e 81: = Ksss ss
day neEnans. na3sr
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-05

A young lawyer in the city had as q
client some time ago negro charged
with assault and battery, and the &C
cused now owes his liberty to the fine
work done in his behalf by his counsel.
who put up the plea of insanity as lis
defense and was sustained by the jury.
1t was hard fight. The fee was good
one, but the negro had no cash. In lieu
thereof he decided building lot in the
suburbs to his lawyer, who accepted the
deed, duly signed and delivered, and
locked it away in his safe.
A short time ago he bethought him
that with the help of building and loan
association he might put house on that
lot and increase its value. so he offered
the property for loan to one of the
home building and loan associations,
His application was duly received, but
when he went around to hear the result
the secretary told him that the commit
tee had rejected the application.
The astonished lawyer asked the rea-
SON. the lot was good, the loan small
and title good, for he had examined into
that part of it. The secretary said that
the committee differed with the lawyer
as to the title, because while they them.
selves We're not lawyers they failed to
see how negro who had been released
by jury on plea of insanity could
give good title to property. The young
lawyer still has the deed. Macon Tele-
| graph.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-05
Monkeys That Enjoy n Joke.

In a large cage in the Philadelphia
zoo were kept at one time about 20 mon
keys. Among them were two big, wise
looking apes with gray boards and hair,
and with the mien of stoics. They had
very long, straight tails, and habit of
sitting high up from the ground and al.
lowing their tails to hang at full length.
In the same cage were three or four brown
cebus monkeys, who We're much devoted
to exercise and fun.
While the big monkeys would cling to
the side of the cage or sit on II perch
some 10 or IL feet from the ground one
of the little brown monkeys would
stealthily creep up to one of them and
suddenly grasp the end of the long tail
and swing with all its might. OF course
the big un" could not lift his tail be.
cause of the weight of the little monkey
clinging to it. He could only climb down
the side of the cage with his burden I'M
til he could reach the floor
During this operation the brown mon
key kept swinging until his own tail
touched the floor, at which instant he
would release his hold and spring to the
top of the cage, followed by the outraged
monkey amid the screams of the others.
By the time he had reached Il point
where he could attack his little tor
mentor, who would show some signs Of
resistance and cause him to pause for Il
moment, another brown monkey would
seize his long tail and take swing.-R.
S. Garner in New Review.