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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-31
WALL STREETS LATEST TR1cK.,

If any body doubts that Secretary Car
Isle is as much the tool Of Wall street as
his predecessor, let him look q. the secre
tary's deal with the Denver banks. Those
banks offered to exchange a million in
gold for million IN treasurynoles. The
secretary accepted the offer, but when the
deal was about to be closed Carlisle declar
ed that the gold must be weighed and
whatever loss there was by wear and
abrasion must be made good by the bank
Thus the government will not accept It's
own gold coin ut its face value, although
every body else is compelled to. BY this
transaction the banks of Denver loose
50, 700 by reason Of the light weight oi
some of the coin.
OF course this trick was devised by the
agents Of Wall street who desire to give
to these Denver banks such a less on as
will deter other banks from comingeto the
rescue of the treasury, and forcs the
government TO issue more bondD-the
consummation so devoutly desired y the
gang of cormorants who fatten upon the
peoples necessities When the shylocks
buy government bonds with gold the coin
is received At their face value. But when
the free silver banks offer gold in ex-
change at par for non-lnterest bearing
notes. their coin is only received by
weight. This one act stamps the present
administration as the pliant tools Of the
money power by STOPPING to tricks that
Ben Harrison's administration would
scorn 10 do.-Deadwood independent.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-31
n BROKE THESE.

The Mitchell Republican wants TO
know what pledges the Republican legis-
lature broke. The Argus Leader has
waited expecting that the Republican
papers which SO strongly advocatated the
reforms promised in the Madison platform
would come to the front and satisfy Brer
Wheelock's curiosity, but not even a
suggestion has varied the profound still
ness. So suspecting that the party organs
have memories as elastic as those of the
party legislature, the Argus Leader will
give the information desired.
The Madison platform made the follow
ing promises of reform in state affairs:
To establish boards of arbitration to de-
eide labor disputes, to prohibit the deal
ings IN options, to thoroughly revise and
harmonize the revenue system, ''to the
end that all property rightfully subjected
to taxation may be made to pay it's just
proportions of the public revenue to
govern the rates charged oy express
companies within this state, to the end
that such rates may be reduced, the
election of railroad commissioners by the
people and the enactment of laws giving
them power to fix local passenger, and
freight rates, and a law insurng absolute
equality to all classes of patrons and to
all localities.
The only one Of these pledges fulfilled
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-31
oB Phillips said: ..The famine in Ire

W Phillips said: ''The famine in Ire.
land was not produced by man or Cod
It was the result of statute law" In like
manner, the fearful condition of the deb
tor classes in America is due to iniquitous
laws that have been put on our statute
books, not to protect the masses hut to
protect the classes in their nefarious work
of expressing and robbing the masses
Aud yet these same oppressed people,
these wage workers. with the power in
their grasp by concerted and combined
action. are deliberately voting with and
for the men they know to be their enemies
and against eonly political organization
in the land pledged and earnestly working
TO relieve them.-Texas Advance:
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-31
q

was that calling for the election Of rail-
way commissioners. All OF the others
went glimmering as soon as the returns
came in from the outlying counties last
November. A few bills were introduced
looking to their fulfillment but they were
killed in committee or ridiculed to death
on the floor. VI
Is Brer Wheelock satisfied 4 And being
Informed of the cool and collected man.
in which the Republican legislature
turned its back on pledges and people how
does he enjoy the prospect. Lea
der.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-31
GoLDBUG HARTER HIT HARD.
!. Missouri Bank President Coos for
Harter and Cleveland.

T. .5s3Es5 oATter anu OAevoAHuus .a.45 "
George Wilson is the president of the
LAFAYETTE county. Missouri, bank. M. d.
Harter, the cham pion goldbug crank In
congress from tlu. state of Ohio, sent him
his last crank circular calling upon all
bankers TO ..br. up and doing" or the
silver ,yandals ". i'd overrun the country.
this is how tlr Missouri bank president
dressed him q. n:
..Hon. M. ~ Harter: A printed circular
sent by you over the country asking for
an expression, Of opinion on the present
law for til. purchasing of silver by the
government reached me, too. Though
doubling sou want this answer, send
it. Thomas, jefferson said the art Of
government was the art Of being honest
j worked with the parry founded by JEFF
ferson until absolutely sure that you and
other leaders Of it are Just l8O degrees of
the circle away from Jefferson. You
know as w,a as do-every body knows
that the constitution never gave congress
the power 10 demonetize silver. You
know that it was fraudulently carried
through congress; that Ernest Seyd was
sent over to this country by London
and Frankfort firm of Jewish bankers TO
aid in the raid on our constitution.
&.as' Oh KNOW t0elf hliltS, EDuDDCLS anu
hired men in this country carried out
their wishes, and l believe you to be one
Of the dastards now working against his
own country, carrying out the work
begun by John Sherman, greater traitor
than Benedict Arnold, for the benefit of
the frankfort London bank ring. No
body ought to blame the bankers Of
Frankfort and London for keeping Cent?
hes forever in bond, for they have been
nersecuted for twenty centuries. But for
an American to become their hired SER
want or make himself member Of their
ring and help to plunder his own country
men in order to share the spoils, no word
ia twenty languages can furnish for him
4 truesand clearly expressive name. That
some demOnetiZers are honest in their
opinions i well know But your oppor-
tunities for knowing the question
thoroughly are such that give you no
such credit. 81
II look on you as working against con-
stitutional coinage for what there ne IS
IT for, you. voted Tor MT. Cleveiano ;
once, but ne had not then SHOWN hlmsell
sWhat he has since, the Launcelto Goooo
Eof Rothschild. Though my great-arand- = eat
|stather WAS Trend OF JeHerson' my
grand father 9 friend OF jackson. 9: rather
g,ssS roan s. voted ! straiuht Peonle,s Marty
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PERsoNAL.-C. s. Gatchell Of Philadelphia.
F. ]. Bailey of Brat.leboro. VT, I. S. Crane Of
East Orange, MI. and ]. p. McGrire of
Cleveland are at the Riggs-N. I. CAL
lum of Delaware. +. +. Wright of Toledo. Juo
n. Gill of Philadelphia and W. X. Engeil Of
New York are at Willard s.--Represen-
tative 3. F. Shively of Indiana, W. Web
ster of Philadelphia, W. q. Stahl-
necker of Yonkers and Chas Small. f.,
of New York are at the Randall " ID.
E. Z. Jonjay of Boston, Gen. II. l.. Abbott of
the army and John Ross of Bangor Me-, are at
the Ebbitt-R II. Sillmann and E. S. Otis of
New York. Louis Apper-on Of Kentucky
and W. c. Corning OF Boston are at the
Arlirgton.--M. VI. Sewall of Erie. II. Turmo
of New York. f. N Eldridge of Chicago. N. q.
Wilson of New jersey and Chas. . Neil of Phil
adelphia are at the Shoreham. Curtis
of Boston, f. J. Nelson of New York and W. r.
Scruggs OF Decatur, H.. are at the Metropol-
i;an.-S. Hoyt OF New York and II. c.
Parker OF Suffolk at the National -
l.. p Streeter of New York. Adolph Gosling Of
Philadelphia. Asa W. Dickinson of New Jersey
ard H. r. Saldivia Of Venezuela are at the
New York and E. Deake OF BROOKLYN are at the
Lincoln.--L. II. Master OF Chicago, W. X.
Frances Of Atlanta. Ga, +. d. Wing
Of Boston, Charles II. Page OF
Providence and L. c, McPherson of
Ohio are at the st. yames.-F. W. Giuther
OF Harrisburg, Pa, w. r. Smilser of Homer
La. c. E. Ives Of Cheshire, Conn, and f. ID.
Waite Of Beleone, Fla, are at the Howard
House.-Mr. Alexander Penn Hill of Mary
land left last Saturday to visithis in Seattle
Wash.
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The ESSEX ORDERED HoME-Orders have
been sent to Commander w. W. Mead COM
manding the L. SIS. Essex, now at Mon.evideo.
Uruguay, to start for home with his ship as
soon as convenient Her three years cruise is
nearly finished. Her departure for home will
leave the [. S. s. Iantic the sole representa-
tive of the United States in the South Atlantic
station. The flagship Newark and the Benning-
ton, both ordered to that station. are now in tine
Mediterranean under orders to be present at the
Columbian naval review. The Essex will not be
replaced in South American waters until after
the close of the review.
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IN.F.T~T psrD TTpN pTPOSITS.
INTrGI-T PAID Upon nEPOSlTS.

Ir- secret of surc"~s'' IN acquiring wealth
b. ws.ry satI o. b- saving and investing"
A..a.a-H --ar- 3. tn r,iost a-fhcult. the habit
e. -syl-- money + sooE formed and grows
raridr
The men who 80 born with the gifts Of
srr.rr ard irT.HC zre few. showing con-
c.u-.,-v ga, sr-at rishe, are possible 70 but
. f-r ara YET almost any man may become
f1f-.v vol. o. l1. ~ not Tscl-
El.- company rays interest upon deposits
ana r-u -sa rpen an account with as little
Ave- dollars
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THE CIRCULATION STATENENT.-The treas
ury circulation statement Issued yesterday
shows that on January /. 1898, there was in cir
culation in the United States 81 $40. .6ss. .s74.
decrease since December. 1892. of Si 100, 1872
The circulation per capita is S2432
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

WEST PoINr CADETS APPoINTED.---Cadet APP
pointments TO The United States Military Acad-
envy have been made as follows: Jas II. Marker,
fourth district of Ohio; John L. Young (alter-
nate, fourth district of Ohio; Arthur H. Bas-
kin, ninth district of Texas; James ". Lee
talternate). J. ninth district of Texas: WV. Ham,
ilton. seventh district of Georgia: VI. E. Gam
mon (alternate), seventh district OF Georgia.
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THE ARAPAHoE COMMISSION. - Frank T.
Sterling of Helena. Mont, has been appointed
n member of the commission authorized under
the act of July i3. 1892. to negotiate with the
Shoshone and Arapahoe Indians in Wyoming
for the cession to the government of their sur-
p.us lands. Mr.. Sterling is appointed to fill
the vacancy on the commission caused by tho
resignation of ID. $. Wade.
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CHANGE OF Contamination III.
L. Johnson has been detached from the COM
mand of the L. S. S. Mohican, flagship of the
Pacific station. and ordered TO proceed To his
home. Commander Nicoll Ludlow has been
ordered to command the Mohican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

THESE CALLED on THE PREsIDENr.-Gen.
Hawkins, the newly appointed commissary
general of subsistence, paid his respects to tine
President this morning. Representative Bur
rows also had an interview with the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

AcTs APPRovED.-Tae President today ap-
proved the act for the relief of the Old Domin-
ion Steamboat Company and the act for the re-
moval of the remains OF the late Ensign d. f.
Terrell. L. s. N, from Sitka, Alaska, TO his
home in California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

SPECIAL AGEST APPoINrED.-The President
has appointed John F. Carrere of Spokane,
Wash. aspecial agent to make allotments to
| Indians under act of Congress of February s.
| 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Tue WasHrxeros Real ESTATE Co.
CAPITAL sI0O. OoO FULL PAID
OFFERS FOE SALE AT PAR ITS PER CENT
GOLD DEBENTUHE BONDS.
800 AND $500 EACH.

OTfEho fbl. SALE Al FAX IFS PEfs CEN 1
GOLD DEBENTUHE BONDS
800 AND $500 EACH.
These bonds are payable IN gold coin Nav l. 1902.
but subject TO payment at time after May 1897.
at tie option uf the COMPANY. They secured by
FIRST mortgage notes Washington city resi estate.
held In trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. trustee. which certifss to each
tond isssl;ed, and that securities exceeding in face
value by 10 per cent OF the bonds cert ed have been
deposited with it, The notes deposited represent
only about tcOtLrds OF the market value of tho real
estate upon which they frs: lien making the
secuTity OF these bonds unquestI0ned.
IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT.
-..r.. -.. JUNE l. 1872
Total Resources. s:22O. $50 n
Total Receipts. $I:37 COS. or
Real Estaie on Hand (actual cost) $16O. lS2. 63.
DFBEETURES.
Debentnras valuable TO persons who do not de-
sire TO Ire encountered with the and
Of keeping the various papers necessary In the prepar
alton and security of real estate loan. II relieves
the person accepting the deOenture Of the response
tty Of looking after the payment Of taxes upon the
property aAd the annoy Gaco OF a collection of she
interest JOHN II. WALTER.
President.
1OOl T st. NV. Washington. ID. q.
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SECRETARY TRACY says that he will not award
the contract for the new cruisers until the last
Of next week. He left for New York yesterday
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

A PoRrRAIT oE NEsPUCIUs.-Nr. Francis Col
ton Of this city has loaned the State Depart
ment an old painting of Americus Nespucius as
part of it's exhibit at the worlds fair.
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FINANCIAL


IArarsI Cnrrrn. 81. 100000.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND Trust co
HRNKING HOt-E .-.-.-...- 1+ns T. ST Nv
srCEsGE wAEFHOUsE......II4O l5TH ST Nv.
Ihis company arts - F1-rstor Adrninis'rs'or.
1rustee. G-ariiau. Financial As-ai. Assignee.
I~reiv.r Trsasursr. g..
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ENSIGN c. VI. MCCoRMIcK has been orderet
to duty on the training ship Richmond.
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INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER MAso,
has returned from West Virginia.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToD,Y-Internal
revenue, SS53.6j9; customs. s244,7S0.
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To Subscribers.

TO Subscribers.
Subscribers to THE STAR who are
served by route boys viii confer a
favor by promptly reporting to
THE STAR Office, either in person,
by telephone or by mail. any neg.i-
gence on the part OF route boys.
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IINANCIAIL
-AsHTNGToN. b. c.

vs. AsHINGICN. ID. c,
~ DECEMBER s. 1892
Notice l. hereby give q the intention Of the un.
ders'znei 20 Apply on tte TWtNTS-FIFIH DAY OF
JAM Any. l&ri. al ELENEN O'CLOCK 4. NJ. to the
Colnuissl"nets Cf the district Of Columbia for =
cLa-tG under the srt Of Courcss entitled An act to
provide for the iHcurporsIua Of trust. loan. mort
gag and certain other 'Opurati5ns within the Dis
tr't OF COlUmiha. aPprov ed October l. 1922 for a
prc2 sod ""lupaEy t. be named THE Union Security
Company whose character and oblect are to carry
on in the District of Columbia the kind class oi
business described in subdivision three sect
Gl o: said act Of Congress, namely: a security,
guaranty, Indemnity. loan and NOR: business.
] he names OF the proposed iuCurpoTatOrs the
unde rSigneC:
I. Francis Riggs W. u. Dayidve,
James NJ. Johnston. Gherar1l Davis.
4. I. Britton, JOS Met ammon,
Juo Joy EdsCu, las q. lsyne,
Charles y. Pearson, Reginald Fendall,
Theodore W. Noyes, Nathan 81 Wilson,
VI Warner. j. j. Darlington.
Beriah Wilkins K Ross Perry,
John T. HCrrcn. CAlderOn Carlisle.
John A Baker Blair Lee
" 5. Thompson, H0ldsworth Gordon
AIlert Ordway. Jdwerd \. Newman.
j. b GIeXg uStis. Henry T. Davis,
aiahlOn Ashford. Morgan II Beach,
". J. Ed:uonston. Chaplin Brown.
Mills Dean. y T. Leighton
WIN. Herbert Smith. J. A. Lambert
Jas. II. Taylor. George +. Hamilton.
la.I3tw5w
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HONE Bunprse Association.
TENTH ISSUE OF STOCK

Booss oren for Subscriptions at the Office of the
Treasurer. lsSfs Pa. ave. n. ".
he frst monthly meeting for PAYMENT uf dues on
stock Of the tenth ssres will be held at the
TUESDAY EVENING. the 10th instant. at o'clock
shares | each month. and may De taken at this
meeting at time at the Office Of the treasurer
above.
The business - the Tast nine years shows loans
made g. stock holders - 4S shares to the extent Of
during past year 5I5 shares sI1!.Go. the
monthly Payments therof for being 81 stock and
Is interest A. Inurh 80 500 yer share hs OBJ
tained loans. Sl97. ti- "A has been paid il re-
9eInptiou - stock. Of which Sl5. 80 81 is interest
Interest has ssu been allowed IL settlement of loans TO
the extent Of -. .SI Ol.
Iute-e: is allowed per TO both borrower and
depOsitor
Savin.s rac he securely invested loans obtained
the easiest Cf terms and with the eas; possible
PENS Loans can be settled whole or in part at the
borrowers convenience.
Take stock with MS. the association will b. sure
Of profit you. either an investor bor-
rover II the money borrowed ~ luiIciously u-7d
Noassociatian q tie District can claim a more
careful mans cement. The Carefuuess OF the past
nine years Of uEquestioned Cspcrity Is
tee for the future No doubtful loans made con-
sequeEtly No losses occur
THOMAS DOWLISG. Pr~siient. 6l2 Est NV
ANSON : TAYLOR. Vice President. lsl3 ( St n. W
EDWARD :. NEStDIT 1re@Surer. lSO. Ia. ay. N. W.
". II. WEIZLL. Secretary. 2l;-j II st. n. W.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. Il. Brown. cor ia. ave. and roth ST.
lew Bryant. ISL z s. NV
lanes II BvranI. .frS:} III ST.
John p. G ti,-n. 1l21 Columbia St n. W.
George J. Johnson. al} Market space
Cha-. Y Moore. ll4D l1Jh -. NV
- 3 Norris ThOTne. HS3 23l st W. ia.'-6t
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TEE OLpEsr AND Brsr EQUIPPED
Dlstrict Title Insurance Company
THE RIAL EsT.TE
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
47OLA. AVE
OFFICERS.
III ASHFORD President
&. {. pUNCANSON. Wee President.
GEORGT r. FLEMING. Secretary.
T. FRANCIS EIGGs. Treasurer.
TT1LTs examined and certified in the shortest time
Consistent with safety AMI accuracy
TITLF> also insured az lowest rates.
INVTSTNFNrS IN r~aI estat. sureriutendsd and
cisturseusuts made without charge where az papers
connect herewith are prepared by the company.
CuNVTH ANCES of Al kinds-arcuracy guaranteed.
CNSEs already exau.iaed-OyeE nineteen thousand
I've hun1reL
IHE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE CO..
40 IA AVE-
Washington. II. {. ta4i;
E'OR LiTE AND FIEE INSURANCE SEE
CHAs l. GURLEY. l;aS st.nw.
ofaer Of William b. Gurley.
dsO6t Stosks Bonts. &c. ~.
CoHsox X Msc,KTxrY
MEMBEKs OF TuF NEw YORK STOCK
ENCHANGE.
Carrvsrohdsnis of Msssrs Moore & schiey. 50 Broad
way.
Bauhsr- and Dealers tn GovcraIuen; Bonds.
lr.Tosifa fx hauEe. Loans
"a rral -frrs- ant Bonds aud all securities listed
o. tlr en- haue- o. NrW York PIN lzdelpnia Boston
atf - fi1Ilrc bslJIg ht srd -ull
So s4tv made q iuv--fnsDt sscurities District
is-ti. AMI a. loc4l Eaiifla1 Gas. Insurance and
.-rtnrs -fCrk dali
American Bell Isls. hons z botgh, and sold ,.3l
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JuDeE W. T. Norr is recovering from his
illness. caused by stroke of paralysis. and -
now allowed to see friends at kis residence, el3
A street northwest
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WHY We ARE ABLE TO PLEASE.
Because do all our own cutting and
htting-Because We employ only skilled lahor
because personally oversee al worh-
Because We carefully examine all carmen S
before sending them home.
Ne shGN be pleased 10 please vou, also.
SNYDER & WOOD,
I'LL PENN. AVENUE (BGrr's O'd "Stdnd'D sa5
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BANKERS
Second National Bank Of Washington.
The Washington Loan and Trust Company
n3th. tu. s-3m
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uplY FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN pFPos
u Nd vita us- Cal and get on demand
ent time esruAestes q dsposit osfor. d.possnx sss
ukesA WOODS . CO. banksra
LEI o. \
Oye481D SloDA:3Q
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OUT THE COLD,
II you are not quite sure OF the
advantages Of Weather Strip ing
your house and the ount of
coal It will save you shou!d have
the windows OF one of your
most exposed roorns stripped"
as a test. Or have the outside
coors Weather stripped. and
while about il have if done right
-u>e the b'st Weather Sirirs-
which are Valentines. We are
agents for them. Estimates free.
BARBER AND ROSS.
Jab Cor. 1lth and g sts. NV.
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ASxrAL STATEMENT.

Washington. D. G. Januarv o. 1893
We. the President and majority of the Bosrt q
Trustees OF THE COLIM MBlt TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF the District Os Columbia. do hereby
certify that Capital Stock of the said C1rranv
one h.-d-ed and f.ty thOusand dollars (S l.O 0O0l
all of which has been actually raid in and that there
now no existing debts of said Company.
" T. Eluion.tun. President. James VI. Johnston,
William A. Gordon. II. X Willard,
Irana T. Rawlings. MyrJn u. Parker.
BERNARD ~. Johnston, John 5. Swornstedt.
I. JOHN II. COUGHLAN. Secretary of the Column
bia Title Insurance Company the District Of Co
lunbia d. elnnly that The facts stated in the
above certificate true 10 the best Of knowledge.
information and belief. J. ID COCGIILAN.
Subscribed and sworn TO before this III day OF
January. A. ID. 1893.
GUY SIDNEY DAVIS.
ta:}3t Notary Public
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T~To THE LADIES.
If you want your BED SPREADS beau
tfully Numbered send them to the
SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY CO.,
1892 + ST.. near Ebbitt.
30 CENTS EACH
Send postal. we will call and deliver
ja5-3t
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x,wE HOLD OUR TRADE.
When tailor hold his GUS
toners year in and year ont tits a
pretty safe guess that he pleases
them. We not only able TO hold
old patrons, but almost every
day add new to our already
large list.
OWEN. Tailor.
4.23 nth ST. Gust ADORE the aren,c, .a-
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c. L. HAvExSrn
Esmber Washington Stock ExchangN
Real Estate sad Stock Broker.
EooIHs and IL. Atlantic building.
$50 st. L.
INVESTMENT sECURITIEA
ss<ts Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or
msrvfn-
Cotton bought and sold IN New York New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS.
J. p Bsrhe 4 Co., New York Stock Exchanga
Lehman Brcs. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern q Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange
LAmson Bros- Z Co.. Chicago Board Of Trade.
Prvsfs wires to New Aork. CaicAso aud New Or
lssns. Tsisphous. <5a ei7-tr
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FINANCIAL.

FINANtIAL.
Tn NAsnryerox LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Cash Capital-----.----...-..-.--- 81. 900. 900
GRANITE BUILDING. SIN AND Sis. NV.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
ALL TRUSTS EXEcUTED
BEAINARD II. WARNER
!a5-2t President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
,.nSsJACKsoN DEMOCKATIC ASSOCIATION

E.cSJACksOS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
There will be a meeting Of the Jackson Democrats
Association on FRIDAY EVENING. January a. at
40 p. m. in Odeon Hall. cor. ~ st and Pa. ave.
W The final arrangene ats TO te made for the ban
auet to be given on Monday next Will be betore the
meeting, as well other business of great impor-
tance.
livery member Of the association is urgently re
quested TO be present. JAMES L. NORRIS.
y. SARDo. President
Secretary ,a5-.,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

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