THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SPECIAL NOTICES. SPIRITUALISM — J. H. ALTEMUS HAS | RE- ‘turned to the city and will hold a meeting THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, Sept. 22, at Woun's Hall, al Want them. By association, bankers can!> A merican Securit #21 6th xt. mw. at —e F R compare vi ia inf. ion, elicit ar- A Wer tte aN oF cra: | Welcome to Great Britain of Russia’s Twenty-Second Yearly Meeting of svment, expase fallacies and prepare them- oo pin Union will be held at Headquarters, 910 F st., from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY. Publie cordially invited. Mrs. M. E. COHEN, Pres. ie ae The war which it Capital $1,250,000 SPECIAL NOTICE— 5 Wages upon professional bank criminals has on ges eee eh nes asennad Tages cpon professional bank criminais hs |( Surtun “om power or authority to contract for me In any mat- ter whatseever nor will I be bound by any con- tract, purchase or sale that he may make for me or upon my account or in relation to any of my T ADVERTISE THAT 1 WILL NOT BE RESPON: sible for any bills contracted by my son, J. C. Cobb, commonly called Joe Cobb, of Mount Pleas- ant. "He is now twents~ 22-3 property. MARY A. SCHNEIDER ¢ c . bank ft Spri ; tat ah Special facilities afforded Indios for text 224 East Capitol 5 Precautions Taken Against Possible ers of Springfield, Ill, to visit them at S00TTISE chairman, of the executive council. Five-} yng OFTES Creag ; ‘ minute speeches will be made by Mr. R. M. t sion on SCENE IN THE FIRTH OF FORTH, LOCAL BANKS REPRESENTED ! Nelon ef Seiaa Ane madz by Mr. Rat. 1° Real Estate Notes. $2079 rf @ Parth Clougy nent members. First trust notes, sec 2 sacksonville oy ——_-+ -—__—_ aS eae estate, This Company bas a limited aber the trite eer ot 5 Coed IN WEST VIRGINIA. rumber in various amounts for sale. St never disappotnt.” ee ae ie e Sater The OM. ST. LOUIS, Mo., September 22.—There as- | __ — ose ae ji LS asain erate Bearinethee czar and case O50 sembled in the Olympic Theater today the | Great Interest in the Political Cam- No, it’s not genuine typ: writing—although CZAR ON SCOTCH SOIL Ruler. - RECEIVED BY THE PRINCE OF WALES Dynamite Conspirators. 22, 1896--TWELVE PAGES. THE OFFICIAL WEATHER MAP cr AMERICAN BANKERS the Association, ANNUAL ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT The Organization’s Attitude on Monetary Questions. representatives of more wealth than ever terest which is not fully shared by their customers. The banks depend for their ex- istence upon the confidence of the people, and they could not exist If the peopie did not selves to promota and defend practical and useful measures in the public interest. The arsociation has developed zreat usefulness in its protective feature. vital interest to every banker in the coun. a, to support the association in this vork.”” The association has been invited by the the close of the convention, and to hold a meeting at Lincoln's tomb on Fri noon next, and addresses will a there be made by Messrs. E. H. Pullen, president of the association, and Josepn C. Hendrix, paign—Sound Money and the Tariff. «< Trust Co.,1405G St Ladies, Window PD the transaction of banking business. Safe Deposit Boxes. Large burclar-preof vault. Boxes rented, all sizes, $5 per anuum and yon can't tell the difference. We refer to ina and attendants Ve Sea oan ow’ before came together in this city at one | Correspondence of The Evening Si our typewritten elreulars, Whoever receives | trance of the Firth Of Forth at iia ee time. It was the first session of the CHARLESTOWN, W. Va., —s ks it a personal letter. Good ad- bes = morn, sees ps peat Es. acne =e EXPLANAIORY NOTE: Observations taken at 8 a.m., 75th meridian time. Solfd Mnes are tso- | twenty-second annual convention of the September 21, 1806. Oticer Lets talk ft ove: Satoh ce dente er La ars, or lines cf equal alr pressure, drawn for each tenth of an inch, Dotted lines are isotherms, or | American Bankers’ Association. Delegates] Free silver is on every tongue, and so $. ADAMS, 512 1ITH ST. se2i-t4a_ | Was In charge of the arrangements for the drawn for each ten degrees, Shaded areas are regions where rain or RETOFORE ENISTING deric ng a dreg business at the Portland Drug now Toe reception of the czar and czarina, and who was to accompany the Russian visitors to Balmoral. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Con- 11 o'clock, and were received by an escort of the Enniskillen Dragoons. Rain was Mnes of cqual temperature, snow has fallen during preceding twelve hours. ‘The words “High" and “Low'? show location of Small arrows fly with the wind. areas of high aud low barometer. LIGHT SHOWERS TODAY, District of Columbia and Marylind, fair Browrsville, Tenn., Los, ; Columbia, Tenn., were present from all parts of the country, representing the most prominent banking institutions, whose capital is at least $1,000,- 000,000. Tomorrow when brief matters of a routine nature. there will be a call of states, much interest 1s manifested tn politics here that there is not much time to spend in business pursuits. Chairman Chaplin of the republican county committee has done It is estimated that there are about three hundred white republican vot- merican Securit PEDDIE S this Iith day of September, 1806, been states, preceded by local showers this af-| ‘The convention will be in session three | Some excellent campaign work in this, Jef- &Trus‘ waatial coast Willem 6. Downey | Haught, M. de Staal, the Russian ambas- tarnoennor avenined days, during which time there will be a] ferson county, and he 4s satisfied that the it ustte 1405 Gst and asauiies all lsMil | sador to the court of St. James; Lord Rose- | put Fair and Cooler Weather Predict- | The following “heavy precipitation (in | general discussion of the reports of the| vote in November will show a larger re. | oY a acco bery and a number of high military offi- ed for Tomorrow. Inches) (was reported: During the past | various committces pertaining to banking. | publican poll than has ever before. b 0605eseot rer er clals arrived at the jetty from Dalmeny at] Forecast till 8 p.m. Wednesday—For_the | tWenty-four hours—Goodwater, Ala. 2.04; | ‘rhe first day's session was taken up WIth | yoown, < > :Pennies2™4 Dimes: Wednesday, preceded by light showers this Condition of the Water. SEALER oataberiil eumadeliny (acleeates Onl ere ani ths euaniyelenalenE aise ae @heaed we falling heavily, and the sky and general | afternoon; cooler Wednesday morning; | Temperature and condition of water at 8] the general condition of banking in their | favor free silver te the extent that thes $Can Make a Fortune Consisting of bed room | Surroundings were most forbidding, but 1n | portherly winds. am.: Great Falls, temperature, 70; condi- | various localities. Following this will be | will vote for Bryan, while, on the other For the thrifty man, woman or child who ~ , diving | ex. an ul} spite of this, encrmous crowds of people | for Virginia and North Carolina, local Teneo issue tic Sr eeeEV ONG eee nd es oipeuselonrernae least twenty practical mane there are many white democrats Will adopt the eaving habit. Our Stamp ve sold this week, louse | ned the way to the docks and greeted the | showers, followed by fair Wednesday; | dition at south connection, 36; distributing Fae es the last day, officers for the they pill dee eeuunaN antes messiness se anes Races poh sagehay sirdyreng igretmis for sale. arrival of the royal party with the greatest j northerly winds; cooler. reservoir, temperature, 71; condition at in- | ensuing year will be elected and Installed. | This fact was fully demonstrate g | Speeder yr panied. grultgmutenry EVE IN Hi enthusiasm. The Prince of Wales wore the fluent gate house, 36; eflluent gate house, | The remainder of the day will be given up| few days ago, when John W. Ma an sea athesianacg a gor ss ee desire “the uniform of the Kieff Dragoons, and the | Weather conditions and general fore- | 36. eae to the discussion of clearing house ques- | collector of internal revenue, delivered an Z dein win, and afterward kechareecayeaing t Louis D. Duke of Connaught was in the uniform of | cast—The barometer has risen from the | |. | SE ON. a tons. : i address at a republican meeting. The mp to five Kendred @dlare wan F of the McKi alia: Scota Gaarte maitelesippiitunlloy veetracd! touthelRocicy: ‘oday—Low tide, 2:12 a.m. and 2:22 p.m. Elaborate arrangements have been made] meeting had not. been eiver= 19 cuss a Bastees Meee ood of the District pectin dhe weceptioniders tne ee a ee a the tan (MED fide (5 am and Soom! for the reception and entertainment of the | tised, but there was a ring of | $ nit. per knowledge wil be party joined the Duchess of Buc- | tic coast and in the extreme northwest; it |) Tomerrow—Low tide, 2:49 am. and visiting bank The entire northern por-| citizens, and fully one ane OF | & gladiy given you if you'll drop in any time ch and the Countess of Lytton and em- | js highest over South Dakota, and lowest |P-™-. High tide, $:32 a.m, and 8:54 p.m. {lon of the Planters’ Hotel parlor floor has | were interested Msteners to” the sound z Us — S: ait B barked on board the steamer Tantallon | over New England. @ Moon. een fitted up as the association's conven- | money address were gold democrats, While i Union Savings Bank Castle. The steamer then proceeded down | Jt is cocler throushout the lake regions | Sun ris Aulmnnaleopl-d) Wee eee ee nae eee ete oe ne ue Se nos on late FS e # the firth in order to meet the czar and | ard in the upper Mississippi and Missouri | stice tcday Noondsy, University, Mercantile, Country | tariff at the meetings now } a, this | e222 F St. seT8-28d arina. The channel fleet, which lined the | valleys and slightly warmer on the At- een and, Jockey clubs have been thrown open | question Js polng to prove Steeoe 3 $40O86Cr e008 Firth of Forth, saluted as the Prince of | Jantic coast e I. » the delegates and their wives, the badve | in the election, so the republicans s Z = NGales. nal the ovale peste tea ceiseee LHe Hence weave renonted this qmonning |) cAllgas lami fientediton of the association entitling its’ wearer to} and much of the gain wilt be due to . 3 , lines. aaa Sa ope ges ran ane eo aMthent ee m.; extinguishing ts begun a membership priviles tarift, although it may be attributed to | 2w¢ National Safe Deposit, The Russian tmpertal yachts on their ar- | ward to the gulf south Atlantic states. Be are I re lighted at President Pullen's Address, pound money out the state the Savi rival were saluted by the ficet and immedi- | The weather is cloudy in the middle Atlan- | and extinguished at 457 a.m. ssident Pullen addreesed the association | W0l and mining industries are of so m avin ately dropped anchor. ‘The Tantallon | tic states and New England and clear to RAN; e GLARE ULC neato A recent Eun eaateres zh « pesociaen | inportance that those interested in’ th vings and Trust Castle soon afterward ran alongside the | the west of the Mississippi. The following were the readings of the 3 Seer re eee '6 | and they number in the thousands, cannot, a andard, the latter having their Russian | ‘The indications are that the weather | thermometer at the weather bureau today: | Scussion of the money question: it is thought, ignore them. Company, papers ek Se Non " ae Pe ever pits th ao & a.m., 60; 2 p.m., 66; maximum, 65; min-| “We have assembled here on this ocea- McKinley's Estimated Majority. Of the District of Columbia. Welcoming the Czar. New England southwestward to the gu! mum, sion, coming from the north and the south, The state, the republicans claim, is sure sir = TW, STUnDIEFIELD, DDS. | The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Con= | === — | ee gree we arr ir | {@ Note for McKinley, and it ts thought | Oo Mertz blds., 11th tvided geographically or by sectional dif- | 42 y se pipssontn coast : : a - os naught and M. de Staal went on board end | AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN | 2 visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. 1. Hagan, at | ferences he will have a majority of at least . STH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE a ea wes 1s Extexpen | Nelcomed the czar and ezarina to Leith. Avalon Heights. : “\We are proud, even in these troublous | 1 this connection the vote given Palmer A Ce Rate ennunteces Re The greetings exchanged by the impertal on Ras has been appointed | times, to call ourselves ‘American citi- | and Buckner may ant. These Chartered by special act of Conzress, i bat erie cinerea errs cher at the Girls’ Reform School, in the | zens.” Relea | teach | Candidates of the gold ia wil SL 884 5 abby haere ok toe pes a WA desire this coming winter to extend | tlonate. The party afterward lunched to- | Building Improvements Going on in the West | Virginia Russel, vice Miss Leila | and every member of this association to he | LROUZHL poll a good vote in the state. . Paes ae our fee among those who have hither- | gether on board the Tandard. wh, resigned. honest in all the relations of lif ale ee a Mt a tell, AM we ask ts a trial. | ‘Though the weather was far from being End. acre veautitul service of the forty hours’ | Iitieal. “A inan who Is politically dishonest | jive Vaiss Sa pene Pie CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ud earnest pvit: mn extended to | oy ea a - ¥ le" hide began yc th | is unwot y of confidence » ic ss 7 < } =F 1 there | Son, there was no mistaking the fact that Work Progressing on the American | tls Morning at 9 o'clock with a’ solemn | national hone hould be as precions to | Of avout saad 2 the ene) and this alone | SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, ot |the people of Leith and its vicinity had or! ros oS = Bien amas ei 3 -h individual as his personal honesty. eee Seoee majority for the M-- Rents safes inside burglar-proof vaults af = so tule of gure | turned out in great numbers, determinak| Universtty—Loeal Noten of Genera | i 0e Giand Lodee, Knights of Pythias Honesty Is the corner 4 of Snes = ise mee are’ y to give the imperial travelers a hearty and wodge, Now 1 racter in the individual and the nat : : ; = . 3 PUNCH ATT RSNRT ON: CEE ESA OR ever as to the re © on the ot Becurtties, Jewe'ry, silverware and valaables eke hae saya genuine welcome to the shores of Scot- and Especial Interest. evening of November 4. me he American Banke hand the deme S seem to realize th of el! kinds tn owner's package, trunk or case any other. Fer |Jard. The whole harbor was full of mer- A larse gang of laborers is at present em-| during its twenty-two year: dail oe ore taken on -qusit at moBerebe aon. chant vessels from all parts of the world, pl in ball ballasting the tles of the | stcod for hones’ lual hones ive work, and t making ev f 1B st art dt Fg 8 of the|stcod for honest ual honesty, 2 - “ SAVINGS B § ind B sts. ne.—3 squares | and they were all decked from stem to] |. er Aviad oe Falls electric railroad at various | cial honesty, natic resty BO eee we aasiyn eae nett ibe n2 2 the ( «cable | stern with bunting and placed in the 1 The building improvements in the wes s along the 1 “| "It has always stood for honest mo: number the gatherings Deposita recelved from TEN €1 way ant the Am+ | Ofice, 613 15th st. Bw, Castle, ac ‘ge gang of laborers at work, and the Mackburn and Miss Blackburn, Ver-! Sele Oe Bees erosene Lar t ‘ . ding, nd that steamship | dimensions of the hall of history are loom- | “les, Ky. x ily result eae ae ta aaa falas the Firth of F ae Me ecient che ana | pATHeston—B. McCarthy, Indianapolis, | | “Cotton and could not be} to get a b SSS ae the swarm of pi SE LRen tone tit See J. MeCarthy, Chicago, lil; 1. F. Root, | dveet ndaced, could not be mz bo of dangerous sof the British feet, EK ut the med urs nae Dee n 240) me nver, Col.; 8. L. Smith, Cleveland, Ohi would mS vi rane the exhibitions e ‘ships «the Russian « ‘ t pe © Yay the corner | A. would cease te ae cae pees Pa SR Boh esl ae CE of the building on the afternoon of | prise and development be chvcked Iss, with our parti fired a royal salute, end rs manned t ee eG hole land plunged into. ruin of new, Improved and | sides or the yares, as the case might be. OE Ee Nae Cts eral ails SIO . W. misery. Brean ore ‘ SS ay Sore | Correspondents of with ma : parade and the ban ing the President of the United | Stern, New York: J. “Many sincerely believe, it is true, and } and today the use of candles and the ing the Russien national anthem. xpected to be present. N. Y¥.; C. S. Hamiin, Y" | pity it is true, that the free and unlimited | “pump lamps’—gas has never been a ing. fhe suusstan ye nies Ghen £e's—W. Five Pee . | oage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1] eral means of domestic lighting in France— | hile the Rantallor Ga meee sls MeCory and see Se OES JEG Xs a ment of existing obligations, | has gone down befere the American su j e stty she pas #2 te C eae Eee = ~ y ame + MeCory, ‘son, Tel le ymen : —— dete Ss, 7 & < scams ae we a + ee ee eee Fannie ( sath street en- | RL. Campbell, jon, ‘Tenn tie and personal, in that metal would | tute, which has not nly invaded the Pari- | + Monk, Ps uso : ¥ cutter eelick -d the al Club last] Riges—D. Dor for the highest good of the country. | sian bel room a . but has even | ae sacra a & Rupp rships in the Firth of Forth. After = afer and J. V ; nee, ftp aa: | eound! favor inh X along the Li a oof investi 7 the Tantallon tle had pa: rough | evening, the oc anniversary heeler, New mith, San Fra yect their sincerity in honest & aces h a : ‘ 2 irtet Shrek. ees Ire the lines of cutters, the oars were, at an-|of her eighteenth A very en- vecating dishone GSR States | eee apy med tela iaelrT At adaaed ala a nee paryies aay Ty pee other sign diy GW Vigvale evening wae aaent by dhe large Bvt. M. Lyons and H. H. Hough, | lveination ae ee inaacsh ep ibis a £0 1 hat then the men-of-war cutters formed up in} ‘", ae ae S.N., Boston, Mass.; L. H. Parke! HOES ws 5 putable company. A. pnaipnnirart hibition of 188 ths rantnin etern of the steamship and follow. | Sumber of people who partook of her hos-| cego, Mi; H. A. Thomsen, PL Paes Gy | oThe question has. Sn: been referred | crders during the exhibition of 15s tha ea her to the jetty. itality. Among those present wi S. 1. Davi: ew York; W. W. Brown and | t®,the ballot box for settlement. established 2 branch store in the best part UA Mem ave Rolien@ of Norfolk, Va.; M! H. P. Thomas, Macon,’ G:. : “We live in a land that has been and is | Of commercial Paris, where he has been ln te RF \/ NAIC | " rity makes On Scotch Soil. nie Baulsir, Maria Crouch opolitan—T. C. ‘Kinney, York; | the recipient of the divine Dlessing. We ing a thriving business ever sinc Jo a Jun UUIGIy ves. $1 at. The czar and czarina landed at the jetty | Petticord, Howe, Me: vanus Stokes, altimorc, hE! | live in a land of civil and religious Mhert — = ROOMS $ AND 11, ATLANTIC BUILDING 2F St. at exactly 1:9 pm. As they stepped | Petnard DeWitt, Richards and Harry Baul- Newport. News: Miss Fo Brown, | ~full of churches, free schools and open The Human Life. (MEMBER WASHINGION SPOCK EXCHANGE, pees as é re Patterson and wits, | Bibles—and we cherish implicit faith in the | yy marae 1 4, S pe An EA Aeon ashore the troops presented arms, and the A Strect Blocked. MeKeesport, E ipanaes Bae honesty of the American people, in their a i oe % Sareea eal Estate & Stock Broker ot “Auction Bicycles.” massed bands 7 ed the Russian anthem. > conditio M set just at present | A. H. Jenkins, Boston, ¥ Noni cae nmon sense, their ready discriminatio: fh, man, thou hast been a citizen in a . * 7 Not “Auction Bicycles, hie | ceacs ana caterie ere sear tell eon oe oe eee Ae HesteR, MESH ata, qa., | between Hehe and wronk, truth and false. | great elty: what does it matter whetner it | Direct WiresNew York and RUT BICYCLES AT AUCTION PRICES. ashore by the Prince of Wales and the| resents ave compelled to put up with | 28S homes, Atlan SS. Me daccie | hood, in their faithful performance of ex- | has beer: three or five years? There are Chicago, We have in stuck some twenty-ve or thirty | Duke of Connaught, and were met by al jany annoyances Taites Orr GTO Rea oe in, Norfolk, | sng contracts, in thelr respect for the | some grains of incense destined for the MICago. men's $65 1 PU MGS patie cease = ee aaeie é any a ances. This 8 ough- - A. Sanford an News Work | aroed ancy ipaeiite : sole same allar: the one falls sooner, the other issioz i 25, ad fully up-to-date In all resycets, that | MTEe Tumber of Held officers tn full uni- | fare, and one of the main entrances to seinen “indsay, New York city; Jas, | Country, thelr loyalty to her highest In“ |jater into the fire, but the difference is Commission on Wheat, 1-16, re gulag to sell et the low price of form. The guard of honor was composed | tgwn. The entire south side of the street | {Johnson Philadelpkia, Pa.; Jas, Ho} [ptysth and ther Wines ee punor te | nothing. Man ought to live according to| Telephone 48 THIRTY DOLLARS CASH of picked blucjackets from the fleets, while | j< torn up, and cannot be used for trafic, | Stes: Marictta, Ga. their lives rather than suffer her/honor to) ;oture during the few days which are ad sd 453- Fitted with either G. © J. o 3. & W. “Quien | (MC CAF'S excort consisted of a detach- | forcing the teams to use onc side of thy SS SeSs There is a God who presides over the oe in a earth. and when the moment Jet3 Repair tires, and fuliy uaranteed by the makers | MCMt of Royal Scots Greys (2d Dragoons), | Street, with the cable cars moving regular! INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. tinies of nations. Let us do our duty pons, Ean aa ates eS ae Bear in mind, these ave got RAMMLGRS, Geax | Of which the ezar ts colonel-in-chief. A | Especially at the entrance to the Aqueduct sd/then ‘trust im| in//the present crise | Sell With BWeelness Be an Ole ae ine. W. B. Hibbs & Co We have a very. few slightly used” Lean} detachment of 800 policemen and a regi- | bridge and in front of the new union depot | ayrsemyrs our beloved country, for the preserva- | Plesses the tree which has produced it, and > DBD. e Randle aa ie pan hos ies’ | ment of Highlanders lined the street lead- | is the street bad, and only a comparatively | rronvEys 12} tion of its honor and liberty inseparable, aide ek BANKERS. ambler a ea uatters, recently over-} ing from the jetty to the railroad station, | small force of men are at work. The | Quoc. cap 4] for, as Burke sald: ‘What Is Mberty with: | Al that ds arranged for thee arrange for hauled amt refinished, which we can give you| sa) cards distant granite ‘blocks, which have .been moved N SALE io | oe oe Pee aae oa citince eich tin. | me Ob, Commas! Nothing Ix to me preme- pieces Stew Wok soups Mcteeeich, etches crt; Aa oak ahevesthere cea aie - at ‘ ae: poe ieee | ROARDING | loco soot f 2 ees ture or late of what in thy view comes in many The reception room of the station wa from the street, instead of being used ¢ 2 ss 4 s the greatest of all possible ev nas I take y fruit at whi sea of them, and the carly buyer gets the bargain. | made brilliant with flags and flowers, the | where in Georgetown with advantage, have CHANCES. . 4] for it is vice and folly and mainess w Fee aa etait See Re 1421 F Street. e ers, the { : or it is viee and folly and madness with- | gons pring, Ch, Nature! From th et a ‘Take a glance at the $40 Bicycles in our win-| Russian ensign being entwined with that | been carted to Washington, and used in | MS. « : 12 | out tuition and without restraint” Svarsahiie®, Ai gHBE as eersaliliins koown dow at 1325 Lith naw. of Great Britain. The jetty to the spot | street improvements there, to the disap- NERS OF DE! “rom liberty without honor or virtue, | (xCrsshing! In thee i i towa: rapes neereeentett oh a oo, e$18 GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. co, | Where the state carriages from Bucking- | pointment of the local people. OARD.... from dishonesty, from lawlessness, fro! oe y : =e LES ham palace mews were in waiting to con- An Old Landmark. Hee ee anarchy and ruin, good Lord, deliver us: The pan 4 > vey the imperial and royal party to the - ne soecesssesoeseoceeseeseese | AN Als Y SAre ~ AND A ihe Independent Ice Co.’s station was lined with blugjackets Ae An old landmark has now entirely been Tieeall ankesicpecsented: re 3 handsome profii—a th autiful howe at ‘Cleveland marines on either side. removed with the tearing down of the sta- 3 : A € Bears the Palm for Purity {| Path “al for a booklet, yellow wagens deliver pare Kennebec The train In waiting was what is known | bles of the Metropolitan Railroad Com- 11] The following banks and bankers in | & : Yoo] sett e10 14th st Tee to all parts of the elty and M as the queen's special, a train specially 5 ae ee 12] Washington are members of the associa- | ‘¥ and Excellence. < SS = — » 2 city and Mt. Ce CURE tse © ie tn YY | pany on P street just west of Rock creek. 5 re i Caumbia Natoea | Sa] oi a Se RSTAMUIADE ANaAawEe Pieasart—daily. Prompt service. Rea- fullt forthe use at her majesty, andicon— ac pricks trontaceiatill’ remains standing, 8 | tion: Central National, Columbia Nattozal, | 4 § 3 taining every convenience it iS possible Sr 1 EDI 4 | Farmers and Mechanics’ National, Lincoln | + 1€ ll , é to place in railroad cars. but all traces of the frame stables have | 1" 4 SESE WE Ge Rene © The American Policy of Non-Inter- ne ey eceteiala ceca 4] National, National Bank of the Republic, 4 wention to Me Mellow OFFICES, 910 Pe. ave.—3108 Water st. = a Seen | coma Cleancdy Swayigcd (elves eebe FoR (ouce: 5 | National Bank of Washington, National much larger appearance. With the ad- | 7 ouses). 5 | National Bank o} ashington, Nationa’ 9 2! F, ime to time rumors have come set-tm.14 elephone 591-2, vent of the electric underground system | FOR t (Odtices) 3 | Capital, National Metropolitan,’ Ohio Na- | + ompan Ss ¢ ‘rom tim! e a — —— — there was no further use for the stables, | FOR (Rooms)... 4] tional, Riggs National, Second National, | 2 <,| from European sources to the effect that Death of Consul Gibson. and their retention made the other prop- | For 4] Trade United States Consul Themas R. Gibson aS Oria place it on the market, after subdividing SALE. (Miscellaneous) Z| White, cashier of National Metropoiitan | $ | @@ “| to enforce reforms in the Turki-b empire died in that city yesterda: orning from the same. SALE (Pianos) 4| Bank, is vice president of the association = | and prevent further attacks upon Armenian . Mr. Git Sess on W ICAL : the District of Columbia. 4 N08, *hristians. To support these stories - emallpox. Mr. Gibson was a young busi- For BRD Wee AND VEBICHI FT eee eee ie CER yRAtIOnCabesuwhen iis famous product fas, 2] Ceesans to see eee ee Less man of Au . Ga., with every pros- William Jordan, a young white man, £1 aoe Soantey is aisdusting. quesnoas. stood the test of over 30 years 2. | f°cUY routine movement of two American pect of a smcces career. He was gradu- ile at work this morning painting prem- a2) rect ine menowetanaatneotwetne: aheweur= s 30% ail s been twisted into an intended ated from the Untver: of Georgia with Infants and Children. Grace street, just below the canal, (1865-1896) and is still unap- ore Ronan aid. we Mnled Gs tlie ce rency and the relation of the banker to the > ' hostile demonstration. It can now be au- fe fae Weld at the Ge hike etn we fell from the ladder on which he was stand- core public, fierdebetes! poe theteony entlon wall proached in quality, fine fla- ~ | thoritat stated that it is not contem- Pr at Cleve : e CASTORIA DESTROYS WORMS. ing. The full weight of ne cake ofa ND TO LOA Hee dontinge ith eveoavention asics vor and popularity. late ee é ay ee ~ ee ume he was editor of the 5 : his hands, and he sustained a broken wrist. the fuli and free discussion of toples by Be eee 5. ment in the slightest degree should depart of Augusia. His 1 Rites] Gait Cunt GoNpae He was removed to the Emergency Hospital the attending bankers, and not to rely upon It is the original, as in from its time-honored policy of refraining » brought home for Interment. CASTORIA ALLAYS FEVERISHNESS, in the patrol wagon, where the fracture set speeches or addresses upon economic vented by the great chemist, » | from intervention in European affairs fur- ES aS aa é was set. questions. g . Bea et ther th ry tio serobect rican John Bardsley Pardon CASTORIA CURES DIARRIOEA AND COLIC. Notes. AND ORGANS... ‘The attendance promises to be large and Justus von Liebig. All other = | ther th a ant beeen governor of Fen CASTORIA RELIEVES TEETHING TROUBLES. Mr. James Murtagh has returned to town aus representative. In speaking today cf the kinds came later and are, | taken will he John Bardsle phia, serving a term in the pen- itentiary for embezzlemer CASTORIA PREVENTS VOMITING SOUR CURD. “The use of ‘Castoria’ fs so universal and {ts after an extended t through the south. Miss Lena Freeman ts at Falls Church, AL NOTICES convention to a Star reporter a Washing- ton banker critical period of our financial history, and Pe i eae aid: “We are passing througn a | practically, imitations. Ask for SS NS AY Ops ran realy oe) The governor's Va., on a visit to Miss Jessie England of the best intelligence of the country is ay MPANYS Fs action was based entirely on Bare ‘s il]- | merits 90 well known that it seems a work of |"that place. receded in the ¢ sion of the imporiant | © Liecbig COMPANY'S Ex- health, and the fact that iast week he sus-| supererogation to Indorso it. Few are the inteli-| The widow of Engineer Jeff D. Angell, | WANTED Usp). ich are now before the pecple. | < tract of Beef 2 tained a stroke of paralysis. families who!Go not Keep. Cui S = poles begs decal (ore The errors of the past have been so cos < mit eos ans w insure wut CoE cae gent fam not Keep Castoria within | formerly of No. 5 etigine company tas) War that any future legislation needs to be |© with his signature sets agit dpe ese 5 5 easy reach.” een allowed a persion of $30 a month by | WANTED Rbee carer cisdeeromberery cine |S s 1 ye : ale Ae See anes NED Situations! of E eTS f terested beth as 2 vill be no intervention by this gov- furniture sale—Advt. New York city, | Mr. und Mrs. Wetzel and Miss Wetzel NED (itoom:).. deitors and crediturs, but they nave no in- | [ageeevpeeeeeeueeeety eeerve | Cument ”

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