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The evening times., 1896-09-21
RANsACRED BY BURGLARS.
H. w. JOhns0n's House No.
1906 Tenth Street Entered.
MANY MORE ROBBERIES
In the FIRST Case the Iurglars Showed
"a Familiarity With the IHteri:r.
Bicycles Continue to Furnish Loco
motion and Funds for the Light
Fingered Fellows.

Uousebrcakers were ct work ID North
Washington last night They made several
attempts to enter residences, but were
frightened off -jy the inmates. Finally
they succeeded IN forcing an entry into
dIe house of H. W johnson, No. l406 Tenth
street northwest.
The crooks got into Mr.. Johnson's back
yard by scal!Eg "a ieEce from tie alley.
They then cut the Stats OF the bhnus
and raiscd-lLe sash OF "a Iirst-story wlhcow,
After cnteIni., ,Le EULse tneF pTUt.cticd
to an upper IooE. The burglars W ore rub
bcrS or We're IN their stocking feet and
made but little noise.
In one of tEe ond-story rooms they
ransack ed Mr. : JGhncDIi's s trunk and secured
Sii0 in money.
\ coloreu selNant heard the noise ma de
by the fellows whiR cutting the Stats, but
Thought il was caused by cats.
NO CLEwS FOUND.
The police have no clews to identity
but it is believed they Were posted by
someone 1aniiIar with the premises, rs
they went Gigect to the trunk where the
money was kept and secured il without
disturbing anything else.
Tie robbery was reported to Inspector
HCllnberger today. anu detectives are
now working on the case.
Five other robberes were reported 10
police headquarters this forenoon, four
of winch were theits of bicycles.
The Connecticut A venue Bicycle Company
reports that on Saturday the manager
hired u wheel 10 u oolored man, VINO has
thus far failed 10 fetuTD il.
A bicycle was stolen from the residence
of r. j. WlIne, No. IT'S Thirteenth
street northwest, about 9o'olock last night
Wheels werr also stolen from J. T..
Shane. No SIS Ninth street north west,
and A W. Fel,zer. No. COL Massachusetts
avenue northwest.
Noah A LUIGr, UI Good Hope, ID c., couI-
plains tina, his tocl chest was forced open
while il was in a Iew tuldinC at Me-
irnpolis View ana lot of carpenter tools
stolen.
THE SABBATH DAY THEFTS.
Four robberies were reported To the
DclIcc yesterday. The fist OF these was
made by Mr. W. IL. Callahan, Of the WASH
ington and Norfolk Steamboat Company.
say nc leI' nls bicycle standing in front
Of SakS K ca. store and when he came
out it, was gone.
w. F. Holt2man, the real estate Gcalr-,
Of No. 1871 street noru:i west. report i
that his pocket WIS picked at the BaltlTDor.
and Potomac depot on Saturday All fternOoa,
Tine thieT secLrcd his purse, cont aiming
SIG end some valuable papers.
Another p.ckpoCk-t succceded IN pick
ing the purse of Miss Sparks, of No. 70S
Eleventh street northwest, wnle she WAS
attending the Bryan demonstration at Capt.
tol Fark on saturday evening. II coma -
ed Sl3.
A lot of plated spoons, knives and forks
aud a silver butler dish, silver sugar Lowl
and silver sLGon Loider We're stolen from
No. ~ ii street northeast. between 2 and
3 o clock Saturday afternoon.
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HIS CONDITION CRITICAL.
Mr.. Emerich Resting Easily, But Not
Yet Out of Danger.

Frederick ". Enrich, the meat dealer.
who was shot in the neck about O'Clock
Sunday morning, as told in yesterday
mornings Times, is still in critical con
dition. Br. \. A. Snyder, who is attending
him, hopes, however. to pull him through.
The wounded man slept fairly well last
night, suffering no discomfort other than
slight pains IN his neck and the back OF his
head. THIS morning he was resting easily
a all other means OF locating the bullet
have iati.d, II has teen ios,u,cly cecidc'i
to use X-rays for the purpose, but DR..
Snyder will not allow the experiment to
be made unit! his patient Is we'll ON the
way to recovery
The detectives called at Mr.. Enrich :
house, No. 314l \ street northwest, III i.
morning, but were not allowed to see tbs
patient, as the doctor has forbidden als
callers.
Tue three suspects, who are locked up at
the Sixth precinct station, will he i.eld
unit Mr.. Enrich is well enough to be seen or
until positive evidence as to tue identity Of
the won .d-be assassin is secured.
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BULLS AGAIN IN CONTROL.
Railway issues and Industrials Led
in the Trading.


New York, Sept. 2l.-Speculation at the
stock exchange during the first hour OF
business was characterized by firmness
The traders, after reflection, we.:. mere
favorabiy impressed with Saturdays bank
statement, and this, with a little buying
for foreign account. was all that was needed
to start the market on the up grade one,
more
Sugar rose 1, to l141-2 Burlington
and Quincy, 7-S, 10 6S II; Chicago Gas
l, to 50 rs; Northwest, SIS, TO SO 1-2,
st. Paul, 3-4, TO II 3-S; Rock Island, 5-6,
to SO; Denver and Rio Grande preferred.
l Ia, to AZ Id; Louis Vile and NASH
vile, 1-2, to fl 1s; Kansas and Texas
preferred, o-S, to %, New York Central,
IL, to 80 l-2; Northern Pacific, 1-2; to
i2 80; Northern PacifIc preferred. /, to
20 Ia; Reading, SO, to 10 rs; Tennes-
SEQ Coal. 1-2, to 81; Leather preferred,
l., to 52 q. aud Western Union, l, TO
32 1-2. Manhattan declined 1-2. to So 1t.
rose tc sc 1-2, and receded to So 81
Tobacco fell 5-s, to 81, and later rallied
o 63a62 1-2. Chicago Gas was bought
n runor that negotiations were pending
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Condition OF the Water.

High and low tides are officially recorded
at the Navy Yard today as follows.
7:l6 a. IN. 1888 a. m
TAO p. m. 1:46 p H.
Temperature and condition of the water
at a. m: Great tFalis-Temperature, 20;
condition, 30. Receiv ing rcservoir-Tem-
perature, 70: condition at north connection
So: condition at south connection, SO. Dis
tributiDg reservoir-Temperaturc IA; con.
di,ion at influent gatehouse, So; effluent
gatehouse, SO.
Schedule for Street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at 7:06 p. M; extin-
Suished at 4:56 a. m.
Naphtha lamps lighted at 6:42 p. M; ex-
tiIsuished at 5:1 a. IN.
incabaeseent and electric lamps lighted
at SOL p. m. /; extinguished at 5:11 q. m.
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SMOKE IN MoHL's STORE.
This Time It Came From the
a f.n,.S.

This Time IL Came From the es-
Pollcsma own Goods.
The grocery store OF eX-rolicemsn John
NJ. Mohl. No. sol n street southwest, was
WAS swept by fire about 2:f5 o clock this
morning. An alarm OF fire was turned
10 from box 40, but wien the engines ar
rived the interior OF the store was mass
of flames. --..
The fire was extinguished, hut not be
Eere the entire stock had been damaged
by the blaze and water. The goods were in
Sured The building whcn : owned by
T.a,rick White, was BJured to theextel:t of
$500.
AIR. MohI does not know the origin of
The fire but ia invest iGa.ing the mater.
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MASSACRED BY KURDS.
Sultnn's Savage Soldiery Again Ra
Dant in Armenia

Sultnn's Savage Soldiery Again Ram
pant i'll Armenia.
Constantinuple, Sept 21.-The porte has
received au official report stating that
600 persons were killed in the recent
diSturDa uces at Eguin. in the Diabekir dis
trict of Armenia. The kurds attacked
the Armenian quarter of the town, pill
laged aud burned the houses. and killed
ds many of the Inhabitants they could
lind. Numbers of the Armenians sue
ceedel in making their escape to the
mountains.
The town of Egun purchased immunity
from invasion by the Kurds in 1895, and
the people were not mUlested at that time
though massacres occurred on all sides
The report says 1t is feared that mas
sacrcs will soon take place in other dis
trictS of Auatolia
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GRAND JURY MEETS AGAIN.
II VIII Only Have Time 10 Considc
the Jan CnSes.


THE grand Jury rec6nvened rhts morning
tor the flrst time since its adJou rnment at
The close OF the April term. II will have
but ten days within which to cofhpTers It's
duties. as 1t will be succceLed by new
Jury the first week IN October
Owin.; to the large number OF persons
now held in Jail, Its duties will b. chiefly
confined 10 jhH eases. which number up
ward OF scvcht y-iire or n hundred.
There are several murder cases, but 1t
is doub; ful if any ~ them will completed
except -tiiat Of John faliher, held for the
killing Of Ollie Sloane, August p Ttis
case occupied the attention of the jury to-
day when il went into session at O'clock.
DIR. Giazebrooke was examined as to
slodne's wound, and Guy Bethel. cclOred.
was brought from the Jail to tell what he
knew about the shooting. The pistol
was Iyf,.ntified by Linn, aud he was sue
cecded Oh ;he stand Wy Annie Brocket. %.
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TIE HAREOR WORK.

HarbuFmaster ]. K. Sutton. in his annual
estimates intended for submiss ion to Con
Sress, reDnws his recommendation for the
purchase oi a new fire and ice boat. pa cling,
the last. A. in the last estimate, at $50 coo.
The harborma ster also says:
IN the current appropriation act 81 $50
is avallabie TO provide for the new huil
aud necessary repairs FOR the barbor boat
At the time OF making thu request FOR this
sgn," he adds, Il expected to be able
to have the work done fOr that amount,
but now find that it will require at least
81 COO more and this item is therefore
included in bis estimates.
The request is made also for the sum
Of $500 with which to add story to the
tnrboru:aster's office building and FOR fur
ishing the same. IN be used as bunk
rcom by the force wien necessarily de-
taned at the wharf until late at night.
TIE Regular salary list is included as
follows: Harbor master. $1,000; tngi-
neer. $3.50: watchnan. $3.50. and deck
hand, $3.50.
There is an item of 81 200 for fuel. oil.
paints, brushes. Waste and other contin-
gent expenses.
THE COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
Nathaniel Wilson, president of tie boari
of directors of the Columbia Hospital IN
his report of the operations Of that .nstitr
toI for the year ending June 30. 1896.
says there was during tie year a consider
able increase in the number OF patients
treated and gratifying decrease in the
death rate.
The building for the use OF the trairing
school for nurses has been furnished and
IS now occupied. and the work of ins,.iic-
i.ou has been prosecuted With excellent II.
suits.
President Wilson says lie was instructed
BY the dire ctors to say that foi the cnSI-
ing year, in view ot the Increased expcnss
" warming and lighting lie building )c,su-
pied by til. training school ami in UIatytaifi-
ing the incrs aSing number of Patients. ;fic
appropriation for Maintenance of the hos
pital n nd training school should not be le sS
than $50 600.
Mt. Wilson again calls attention u
the TACT ttat the hospital and the ground
it occupies are the property of tic Ui.i;ed
states, and the only income the hospital
receives is from appropriations made 10y
Congress and the comparatively small
sUnis received from pay patients
Tie total number uf patients cared for
Turing the year was 1872 The number dts
charged in the year was GoT; deaths. 20.
remaining under treatment July 1 1875.
So
The total receipts from pay patients lIr-
ing the year Were S3.936 20. The G.. eng
school has at present 30 nurses und,,r IN
struction. with Il corps Of two supc rinJend-
ants and three head nurses as Instructors
The alumDae OF the school, not inclFiing
the class OF '36, number -. Seven occupy
hospital positions. three are nursing IA.
other cities. and the remainder are en-
pioycd in Washington. The registry has
a Il -ss,,@
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louNing to an alliance with rival COM
panies. Speculation at IL O'Clock wa 1,
firm
Stocks after IL o'ciock receded 1-Ia3-4
per cent on sales to realize profits by pro-
fessioual operators, but toward midday lie
entire list developed renewed strength and
the best figures OF the morning were re-
corded in number OF Instances. Rock Is
land. Louisville, Burlington and Quincy,
Leather preferred, New York Central, Mis-
souri, Pacific. Baltimore * ohio and kan
sas 4 Texas preferred. were in the best
demand. Speculation at noon was Quie'
and strong.
The evening times., 1896-09-21
FIRE IN 4 STABLE.
'eniy Tons of Baled Hay Badly

Twenty Tons of Baled Hay Badly
Damaged.
Fire broke out this morning in the stable
of the &. W. Cisseii Milling Company, ON
Water street. near Thirty-s ecoud street
northwest.
The Inferior Of the stable was completely
destroyed and about twenty tons of baled
hay hadiy hurIrI. Two horses belonging to
the company were in the stable when t..
fire, but were safely removed.
The damage ,u IIUleIiy aud stock lis
estimated at $sOo, which Is fully covered
by insurance IN The Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
The evening times., 1896-09-21
BRYAN-McLEAN CONFERENCE.
Ohio Personal Politics Thought Z
10 Itn..,, if,a. I ba.I niSGn>s.l cd


Have Been the heme Discussed.
Tire rut!lor promulgated at a IcsGi- OF the
interview yesterday between candidate Bry-
an and John X. Mclean, to the effect that
the latter is being considered AS Vice
Presidential candidate in place of Watson
and Sewall, is not generally believed among
local politicians. sI...-...J ,..-r...
Mfr. Mclean hiuiselr would say nothing
on the subject fol publication, and the
Democratic managers profess to know
nothing of. the purpose OF the conference
The most probable object of tue inter
Tlew is Thought to have been the coin
liberation of Mr. McLean's political future
rs Senator BTice's successor as Demo-
cratic boss of Ohio.
The evening times., 1896-09-21

$40 Inefss suits for $50
fall-psttsfns just opened.
Strictly all wool-fne fit-
ting-carefully sewed-sub-
ssantially trimmed-honest
suits in. every way.
Put them side by side
with the best $40 suits in
Washington and half of you
men will call ours best. @
II fancy mixtures and a
plain black. '''
Direct from our factory
to you-that's what makes
the price possible.
Every size from 33 to ~.
Come in and look 'em over
-EISEMAN.BR
+ g" Coner 9Th ANA E SIS. N. W.
No branch store in Washington.
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700 Nth St. N. W.,

Are attracting widespread attention. Hun
dredS Whose cases had been classed among
the incurable Dy less skilled physicians,
have been restored to sound health by
this eminent specialist. If you are ar
fiicted, and are discouraged by failure to
find relief, don't give up until you have
consulted DR.. Young. Cone and have Il
tax with his patients, and Convince your
self that he makes no promises that he
does not fulfill No matter if you have
one, two, or "A half a dozen com plants.
the Only fee required is - a II onth fo'
full treatment and medicines.
The evening times., 1896-09-21
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses We're granted today to
the following
seneca y. Taylor and Mary Morrison.
Joseph Il. EnriglE aud Mary E. Clements
John Richard Carrick, jr, and Laura II.
Walker.
George Washington and Mary E. Smith.
Charles E. Alden and Florence E. Tenley.
John F. Purks and Cora Hoodless.
William Lucas and Eliza Herrod.
Johnnie jenkins and Bessie Taylor.
The evening times., 1896-09-21

Forecast TIL p. hi. Tuesday.
Furthe lis iictof Columbia and Maryland,
gcBcrally fair Tuesday, prco edcd by threat
eH!ug weather; southerly winds, shifting
TO westerly.
For Virginia, partly cloudy weather, with
possibly iocal showers in southern portion
Tuesday: scIthcriy winds.
Weatter Conditions AMI C enernl Fore
cast.
The barometer has fallen throughout the
central valleys and 10 ke regions. and risen
In the Northwest and along The Atlantic
Coast IL is highest to the north OF Mon
taBa and lowestin the st. Lawrence Valley.
The temperature has risen, cxceptin New
England and in Tie extreme Northwest.
Light frosts are reported this morning in
New York ard In the upper Ohio Valley,
killing frosts in northern New England ard
freezing weather north of Dakota
Local rains are reported from the Gulf
States and Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas,
South Dakota and Nebraska. Showers are
reported during Saturday night from the
Atlantic Coast and from Texas and Indian
The evening times., 1896-09-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEFORE
Nevertheless John Purks and Cora
Huaaless Were Married To-day.

A unique wedding ceremony was per
formed at / - o'c!cck this afternoon by
Judge Samuel C. Mills in his office on
L. uisiana avenue.
The contracting parties were John F.
Purks, OF Caroline county. Va, aud Cora
HoGdiess, OF Woodbury.. Md. The courtsh.n
of the couple had been conducted by mail.
BY prcarraBgement. Ar. Pu.ks came Ia
Washington this morning and met for the
first time his future wife, ii lacy cf twenty
light years, who was accompanied by her
l,tther. Mrs Fannie HoaGless.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Purk>
tcoE a train Tor his home.
The evening times., 1896-09-21
II a. = - 'g7s-7'f
VIII Hold an InuupSt .

Cproper .H3Inmatt eec.ded this afternoon
o hold an Inquest at IL O'Clock tomorrow
forenoon over the remains OF john Quiglcy,
of No. $50 X street southwest, who was
struck by Ninth street electric car st
the Pennsyiv sruia avenue crossing Saturday
night ana died yesterday as a result OF lIs
INJURIES. The dnuuest will be held at Lcn's
undertaking establishment, No. 332 Penn
syIyania ayepue north west.
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hardware Dealers Assign.

Charles T. Carter and George l.. Carter,
the hardware dealers at No. COG Pcnnsyl-
vania avenue, made an assignment this
afternoon to William s. Duvall. The liza
bilities are. SIS ,462.O9, and assets SCI
595.15, nearly a total OF $4,000 liability
above the assets, which includes the stock
at the store.
The evening times., 1896-09-21
Colored Men Seriously Cut

Joe Aikens and George Fitzhugh, COL
ored, were cut this afternoon in Phil ips'
court, between T wenty-fourth and T wenty-
fifth and n and N streets northwest. dur
ing a general fight, in which half cozen
men were engaged. Aikens is in serious
condition. The men are locked up at the
Third precinct,
The evening times., 1896-09-21

Territory. The cloudiness has increased III
the central valleys and lake regions.
The indications are that the weather will
continue fair, but with Increasing cloudiness
in the Middle Atlantic and New England
States. Local rains are Indicated in the
Southern States and Chic Valley.
The evening times., 1896-09-21
Two-Year-oId Burned to Death

,ass City, Mich, Sept. 21.-The farm
hcuse of Joseph Pettinger, living near
here. was destroyed by fire Saturday night
and twC-year-oid Child was burned 20
death. The nIotherhad gone to a neightor's.
Mr.. Pettinger discovered the fire ard sup
posing the child was with her mother mauc
no effort TO save her until too late.
The evening times., 1896-09-21

Widow Of Fireman Angel PensiOnSi.
= A pension at the rate OF $50 per month,
pa yable from the firemen's relief fund, was
granted today to Mrs. Catharine Angel.
widow of the late Engineer j. ID. Angel,
the order to take effect August 13, 1896.
The evening times., 1896-09-21
1rpa Sury Recpints

The rcceip, er-- internal revenue toda '
were S7Il,aSo; from customs, S30I, $40;
and miscellaneous, ST ,999. The national
bank notes received today for redemptior
amounted to S249.92S.
The evening times., 1896-09-21
NEW YORK STOCk MARKET.

Furnished ny Seymour Bros, bunk
crs and brokers, members Of New
York Stock Exchange. Washington
office, Rooms and IA. Sun building.
j. A. Breen, manager
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Divorce Papers Locked Up.
Lemuel j. Allen today sued Emma Allen
FOR divorce. The papers were put in the
safe.
The evening times., 1896-09-21

W. g. -Raben has 1. en- appointed an ad-
ditional private OF the Metropolitan po-
lice force, for duty with the United States
Express Company.
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Resumcd a fter TWO Months, Idleneus.

Providence, r. l.. Sept. 21.-The Rhode
Island Perkins horseshoe works at Val
ley Falls started up today after having
been Shut down for more than two months
The evening times., 1896-09-21
wIen Snns for rna.oroo

Joseph Bruce was made the defendant
. toady In, q secret suit fer divorce filed by
Mary Bruce.
The evening times., 1896-09-21
vos,,tprton Stock Exchange.

Sales-wash. Gas, IS a A.; IL ii sJss Lans-
ton Mono.ype, 80 at 4.
The Board w.ii adjourn over Sa urday dur
ins- SeDtcmbsE.
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$3 A MONTH
This Low FeeCovers Full
Treatment and All
Medicines.

The almost miraculous cures being ef-
fected by DR.. Young, the celebrated spe-
The evening times., 1896-09-21

Major W q. Moore, superintendent OF the
police department, has Just submitted to
the Commissioners his estimates Tor The
fiscal year ending June so, 1895, the total
amount being S7O5,9l4.
This estimate Includes an appropriation
for an Increase OF Sevent five In TIE Ioiioe
force, and for one additional lieutenant
inspector, as was predicted in The TiiIc.
of week ago. This calls for TWENTY-FIVE o
promO,icns, the increase being divided tie
tween the first and second classes in thu [
ratio.
The remaining new items are for one
light wagon, harness aud horse, for Use
in precinct work, S365; fifteen bicycles at
500 each. $1,000; for improving the stii-
bles and grounds of the Tnird precinct sta-
ton, S2,673: for four additional cells at
Fourth precinct station. 1896; additional
story to the Second and Eighth precinct
station houses. $4,000 each and for th..
purchase OF lot for a station house in
Anacnsua. 81 500 or so much thereof as
may be necessary.
Although not Included in his estimates
it is the understanding that Major Moore
may hereafter a id an item for the pay Of
one additional sJeBogra 3her for his office
which addition to his IA .ilitieshe very much
nee lis.
THE ESTIMATE.
The balance of his es stinIates is itenized
as follows:
Salaries-MaiOr ard erintendent,
$500; enc captain, 81 900. four lieuten-
ants, for service as inspectors, s ,50n
each, S6 ,0O0; one chief clerk. who stall
also serve as property clerk, 50 900; one
clerk at 81 800; ore clerk at $500: four
surgeons of the police ami fire departments,
$40 each, So. 100; additional compensa
tiou for twelve -srivates, for spec
idI service, $3.50; nine iieuten-
ants, 81 SEQ each. SI1.sSo; thirty
one sergeants, 81 .f40 each, s35. 5.340;
sos privates OF Class | 5000 each, -S2T1,
200. 24I privates of Ciass =, ) ,UsO each.
S266, ,IGO; 20 station EergerS, $50 each
81 4, 400; eight Iaborers, $3.50 each, S3.s4G:
>ii, 10; IiEat ,stoicIs- :-to catu, 49, -
one laturcr In charcc of iro oFsUc. >6Go "a
messenger, S7O0; one messenger, $500:
one MAJOR and superintendent, niounte'i,
$40; one captain, mounted, $40; AZ
lieutcnants, sergeaBts and'privatcs. mount
ed. Si0.230; 23 drivers. $3.50 each, S1I.
040; three rohoe matTuns, $500 each. 81 =
500: for reut uf AnaoeS'ia suhstation, 5000;
fuel, 5000: rerairs to Statians. So 500;
miscellaneous and contingent expenses, in
ciuding expenses incurred prevention and
detection Of crime, 81 $500.
The bicycle item means an increase II the
number f'fiyers" on the force. There are
now three of the inspectors provided with
wheels. three others are going through the
agonies of the beginners experience, and.
from present indications. four others Will
be Initiated after Congress makes the ap-
preparation asked for
The evening times., 1896-09-21
WANTS MORE POLICEMEN
Mai. M80re Submits Estimates
for His Department.
SEvENTY-FIVE THE NUMBER

Additional Lieutenant Inspector Is De-
street.-The Need of the Hnr rbOrinas-
ter--Ihe Daily Orders for Improve
ments in the City-Minor District
Matters. l. 40 .,iF.r.s ....t .a-
The evening times., 1896-09-21
FIN ANClAL.
MORE MONEY

The Nucleus of nTe we seo'n saG 70 s,n4i,. iapry'
a Fortune and spen! on u, 5[ities- no,
day means 80 year. Accommodating the de-
spsed pennies means a modest fortune in
half the space of Hie-and i'll these days Of
keen competition fortune is oftener saved
than made. Lay the foundation of your for
tune by opening an account in the Union
Sayin Bank. 81 starts you-auywhere from
five cents up to thousands of dollars MAIN
tlins it,
Union Savings Bank--I222 Est.