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FAILURE OF DANIEL DREW.
UHAT BROUGHT IT ABOUT.
CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR BRUCE.
MASKED BURGLARS WORK.
BOLD ROBBERY IN JERSEY.
SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFE
WHAT BROUGHT IT ABOUT
CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR BRUCE
MASKED BURGLARS WORK.
BOLD ROBBERY JERSEY.
SCANDAL HIGH LIFE
swHERE Now h THE GOOD OLD
DANIEL

-
INV YORK, March l3.-Daniel Drew has
gone into voluntary bankruptcy. The pro-
per papers IN such proceeding were lied on
Saturday afternoon. Financial embarrass-
ments for the last year consequent upon his
heavy losses in Wall street two or three
years ago are the immediate causes OF this
unexpected proceeding. Mr.. Drew SAYS his
lahllitles Will probably amount 10 seed. 900.
The amount OF assets he is unOble 70 state
without recourse 10 the schedules which
have been filed with the other papers. Their
amount will depend upon the prices his prop
erty viii bring at forced sale. What prop
erty remains unsettled 10 other creditors
would have sold for about three hundred
thousand dollars before the present depres
sion IN business. Th9I endorsemant of the
Drew theological seminary at Madison, n.
j., Tor $50 COO, ana that OF the Wesleyan
university at Middletown, Conn, for 500 900
a secured by mortgages on his farms 10
Pa nam county, New York. OF which ne
owns hve or six. This was done soon after
HIS FIRST TROUBLES.
when he felt the need of protecting them
Two years ago these farms would have
brought, Mr.. Drew estimates, about 1850 COO.
As executor ofhis grand children Mr.. Dreg
is liable Tor SEQ 600 additional, but this, ne
says, is secured by mortgages. Mr.. Drew
dates the beginning OF his financial misfor-
tunes TO the
LOSS Of MILLION on CORNER
In Northwestern two or three years ago. He
next lost on Toledo and Wabash on which
he was "short;" and on the enterprise OF con-
structlng the Canada Southern rail way. He
was also general partner in the firm OF
Kenyon, Cox Co, brokers, into which he
went as matter of friendship. When they
failed IL was found that they held no proper
~ In their own names, aud Mr.. Drew being
the only member of the firm with property
he, OF course, was forced 10 bear the losses
The Quick Silver mining company also
caused him a heavy loss. Mr.. Drew ex-
presses his hope and belief that enough will
be realized TO meet all the liabilities.
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RS tor the CentennfaI .
lhe MNrkets.

BALTINoEE, March Is Virginia consolidated.
&C. Mesf NirEiniA's, = North CAroiiaa siNe.,
%, rs, %. new, :, Do. special tax, bad 20 day
Sugar nrner ofmafd fair, p rsl0La.
b.LrisoRs, March lS-Uotteu hrm-r ana higher
miCdlius, EAal2s. Flonr 4uisf aud stca4y-Ilow.
ARD street aud western sup.r. aO4 25, do. extra,
t2sss Is. do family. gOs6 Is Ctg Mills super "a
~ co. do extra 1850 90. 10 Rio brands, TBA7 90:
de-. family, IS Wheat quiet but hrm-So west
Ell REQ, sal -; Pennsyl rauis r-d nal 40 mary.
lend red, 2aAl So do. amb@r, l52al s5. do. white,
5hsl 20. Curn-ssutberu nrm, d'm and TAR; gestefn
quiet but hfU. southern white 80. southern vel
low. tSsia, western mixed, 81, sp1t aud Last halt
March. psis-dun bur stead soufhrrn, 4OAlg.
western v bite. Ssst0 western MIXED. saaf2 Rye
nominslly 7ses2 Hay dul And hsa y MARY land
and fenusyvstia "a, y Uoa2ao 90 Prlsis quiet but
trm. Pork = -. Ruik mcais-shou'ders, e. ssi.
clear nb sides, y al2,s, loose; j.bbing, 9'sflf
hacoH- shoulder. lVia Cl-sr nib sides, ls.,
Hams, B.tab Lard steady aud drm -rrnde, I8aIsI
Iehned. laiaa. Better SARGE and n m-westeru
extras. f9ASn. do. hrsts. 26s2s Petroleum dull
crude. - as; rthEed, u. C0f-s-i-msud lisht
holders nm; Rio cargOes, l5sls jobbing, n Z, ala
WHISKY dull lu9.
Nav loRS, March - Stocks ,ctive and strong.
Money, s. Gold. IA. EKchaRge. tong, xsfi y, .hort
tA GONernn euts active aud strong.
NV 1oRk. March B.-Flour quiet aud irmer
Wheat firm. Corn steady.
LoNnoN March IS, 800 M. s. bonds. iss7 >,
l0ss' 10 40 >, lee. krie, ls', 90. preferred, 81.
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MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE-In the sen
adopted against q bill to encourage fnmi-
grafton to the state OF Maryland. A bill was
read a second time for appointment OF state
inspectors OF Illuminating oils and fluids.
In the house bill was read REQ uiring attOr-
neys to take out yearly license of 9 100. An
unfavorable report was adopted on the SEN
ate bill for inspection Of coal oil in Balti-
more city.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Rpnublfcaufsm I'm France.

PARIS March ia meeting of republi-
can senators and deputies was held here last
evening. About 200 were present. They re-
solved 10 uphold the resolution previously
taken, affirming the necessity of superseding
those functionaries who are opposed TO the
republic. Gambetta made a speech Insisting
upon the necessity OF this measure. Refer
ring 10 the new ministry, he said: The re-
publican party should await its acts ami
programme without di strust, but also with
out confidence. On Saturday next Victor
Hugo Will move in the senate for general
amnesty for offences committed since $50.
Raspail Will make similar movement in
the chamber OF deputies on the same day.
Turkish Insurgents Arrested by
RAGUSA, March l3.-The insurgent lea iers,
Ljubobratich, Petrorvich, Fuella, and &C.
sari, were arres ted by the Austrian authOri-
ties on Thursday last, at Vigvari, a village
on the Dalmatian frontier, near Imoschi.
Steamer Disabled.
NEw YORK, March ia London spa CHI
says the steamer California, from Glass Cow
for New York, has returned 10 Queenstown
with her machinery damaged.
Great Victory OF Egypt Over Ably ssinta
LONDON, March ia postscript edition
OF Inc Daily News just Issued contains the
following:
ALExsNDRIA, EGYPT, March II. 9:45 %.
Non Wednesday night last the Abyssin-
ian army crossed the river Decassa (Dekka)
ana attacked the entrenched camp OF the
Egyptian army, when severe fighting took
place. On Thursday the Abyssinisns were
repulsed and Tetreated 10 Adowa. King Kas-
sa. the Grand NiZier, six chiefs aud 5000
Abyssinians are reported TO have been killed
in the trenches. Prince Passen and General
Lorlng escaped unhurt. Rhado Pasns was
wounded: The Egyptian losses were heavy,
but the victory was complete.
Scandal I'm High Life.
NEW YORK, March IA caole dispatch
from London reports that Lord Aylesford's
wife has eloped with the Marquis of Bland
ford, eldest son of the Duke of Marlborough
Lord Aylesford was called home from India
nrlr 0Far a No s~Su q
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ANOTHER COAL OIL HoRRoR-Mother
and Babe R0dsted.-Mrs. Wilhelmina Timm
and her son Willie, 10 months of age, were
fatally burned at noon Saturday by the &C
ciCental explosion OF a can containing about
quart of coal Oil at her dwelling. northeast
corner OF CollipgtOn and Eastern avenues.
Her hus band, VIM. Timm, recently en-
ployed at wharf building by the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, had stepped across the street
for few moments. In order to accelerate the
burning Of the kitchen fire the unfortunate
woman poured some Oil on 1t from the can.
The fame communicated with the Oil, which
was quickly followed by the inevitable ex-
pioslon, ouIsung me Dottom IRON the can
floor and on the clothing of Mrs. Timm and
her child, WHO was standing near by. The
scene which met the many visitors at the
house yesterday was very sad one. The
unfortunate mother lay whiting In pain,
while within her view the dead body OF the
child occupied bier at the foot of the bed,
and her egonies continued until TX p. m,
when she died. In tearing off the clothing,
her husband was severely scorched on the
hauds.-l Bali. Sun. 18th.
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CENTENNIAL RAILROAD FARES, The
general railroad ticket agents have settled
upon the rates TO be charged for round .tri o
tickt ts to and from Philadelphia. They are
10 be good for 80 days at the general reduc-
ton OF 70 per cent. nom convention rates
tickets for Philadelphia via New York re.
turning the same route, IL shall be 40 extra
and tickets via New York returning by a
direct or short route shall be 81 extra
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MAGGIE MITCHELL was interviewed by q
Wilmington reporter, who attempted to ar
rive 1T her approximate age by asking her
how long she had been upon the stage. sEyer
since can remember" she responded diplo-
nattcally,
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ELIHU WAsBBURNES latest appearance
is in the character of the Roman father. On
learning that bis son Gratiot had conf ined
the circus agency business with diplomacy
be teleeIaphed the young man to resign his
secretaryship OF legation: and the young
man did 1t. Elihu says IL was only thought
lessness on the boys part, but he don't pro-
pose to have that sort of thoughtlessness 60
unpublished in the Washburne family.
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HEAVY RoBRERY nv MASKED
Bt HGLAGs
t3o.too Carried on NV the Tnfeve<


INV lokK, MRrch rs Five masked men
entered Tie house or James Nrosby. q
wealthy fsrmer, living on the nsllytoGn
rosd, Lear Farmer station, on the Northern
New Jersey rsilrosd. early yesterday morn
Ing, and took of so 600 worth OF Unitad
bonds and $4,000 worth OF siiverware snd
gewelry. Mr.. Crosby saws that he was awak-
ened oy man wesrine a mask, who level
Ing pistol.
THREA1ENED TO SHOOT
~ word was said. Soon afterward four
other masked men entered the room and
compelled Mr.. Crosby % get out Of bed, For
time he hesitated a bout telling where his
valuables were, but after q positive sssur-
snce that they woulk Kill. he consented, not,
however. until the burglars had
~ BEATED hin BLACK AND BLUE
he gave them the key OF the safe, whereupon
they gagged him and compelled him To open
IL Alter having obtained the bonds and
ye~elry The thieves turned their atten ton TO
ire sliNtrwaTe and again under cover Of re-
Nolver compelled the farmer 20 show where
IL was. Meantime, one OF the burslsrs
brought Mrs. Crosby, her children, and the
terNsnt into the sitting room and chattei
with them. he said he meant 10 do no bodi-
~ harm 10 any body, unless 40 was nee sssary,
They had come TO rob the house and roo m
they would. They were part OF gang from
New York.
spanish Engineers for the Centennial
fHlINpsLiHIA, March l8.-rne aom-
psny Of spanish engineers, who are 10 gsard
TIE Spanish buildings ~ the Centennial
groUcs, arrived in this city this morning.
They were met at the depot by the Sta h
fehcihles, by whom they were escorted
through The principal streets OF the city.
The Spani' h ~ a Ame ican culors were liber-
ally displayed throughout the city, and the
route OF Tie procession Was crowded with
people.
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THE 3-65 DISTRICT BOND BILL.-At 2:35
O'Clock to-day Mr.. BucBner brought up the
3-65 District bond bill, and debate was still
in progress at o'clock.
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In favor OF q TransfeF OF the Indions
60 the War Department

fHILADELPHIA, MATCH l3.-Mr. William
Welsh. OF this city, has written an interest
ing and instructive letter which will be pu b.
sion. This letter tends TO show the unfituess
Of the Department of the Interior for the
guardisnship OF Indians, and Of honestly
completely under political denomination
than any other department OF the govern
ment Mr.. Welsh mas heretofore advocated
o separate bureau for Indians, but as such q
change Ia impossible 1t this session OF Con-
gress, he favors the War department under
the legislative restrictions TO which the
House committee have agreed.
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ing two Of the Reading Coal ami Iron com
pany's collieries resumed work, giving EN-
ployment 10 large numbe OF men and boys
PREPARATIONS are In progress for general re-
already begun the distribution OF ears 10 the
various mines, and business elbows signs OF
IMPROVEMENT. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

PRINTERS PREPARISG FOR A SrRIKE-
The newspaper publishers aud JOB printers
OF New York agreed recently 10 retuce the
rates paid for composition ten per cent, The
Typographical Union refused n sc cede TO
this reduction, and the newspaper pablish-
ers with ole exception have decided not 10
lower the rates. IL is reported that the New
York World has Insisted on the reduction.
Anticipating strike OF the compositors an
agent was sent to this city, aud over forty
men were yesterday engaged for work In the
event or any difficulty With the present en-
ployes. A general strike In the FOB printing
Offices is also threatened, the proprietors in
sisting on reduction OF prices PltRd.
Times 11fh
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THE Senate Committee ON Railroads this
morning heard Mr.. p. b. Borst, president of
the Washington, Cincinnati, aud st. Louis
Railroad Company, in favor of building said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

THE Senate Appropriations Committee to-
day began the consideration of the consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill.
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LIEUTENANT COMMANDER John r. Bart
lett, Z. s. N, has been ordered TO the Hydro
graphic office, In this city.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS, To-DAY.-Inter-
na.I revenue, 1855. 45I.e2; customs, s747 ,4iI45.
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DEATH OF "WARRINGToN.~-W 8.
Robinson, the journalist, whose letters over
the signature OF Warrington" have become
widely known, died 1t his residence In M al
den, Mass, Saturday, 1t the age Of nifty eight
years. He was vigorous and able political
writer, and has been Intimately associated
with state politics for many years.
~Clara Morris health 10 Improving, but
she IL not able to leave her room.
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The extensive stables at Point Breeze
park. below Philadeiphia, were burned on
Saturday night.
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Faaal Iecealesiye Exploeaen

Is, of the Indianapolis, Burlington and West
ern railroad. exploded in the west end of the
Union depot at lilo this morning The en-
elneer, Moore, OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Indianapolis railroad, was Instantly
killed. The west end OF the dep 1t is partial
~ demolished, and IL 10 possible others may
be found In the ruins dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

Stockton once president OF the Paciic Mail
Company, has recently purchased two two
year olds, both by Blair Athol, the double
W winner 'he OF me Ds.by and 81 Lessr, For one
60 800. Both are now In training at Newman
ket. but win very probably soon come to
America--fN Y. kkns.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White
House 10 day were Senators Spencer, Rob-
ertson, Maxey, and Conover, ard Represen-
tatives Farwell, Dunnell, Purman and
Los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

THE MISSING CUBAN.-Senor Jose Hol-
gado had not been found at N %. m. yester-
day and Superintendent Walling is still
sceptical about his being coerced Into leav-
ing Senior Moreu In Lafayette place. Ward
Officer Slevin ascer tained yesterday that
Holgado's baggage, consisting OF a valise
and trunk, were still at the Hotel Espanol
in 4th street, and on searching IL discovered
worthless papers and old clothes. HolRado
owes a fortnight's board TO his land lord, and
by all accounts, was somewhat hard pressed
for mOney.-TN. y. World, liza
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THE BABCoCK CAsE.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury, in reply to a resolution OF the
House. has sent TO that body a communica-
tiOn stating that there or no papers relating
10 the assembling OF, or to the business of,
The military court In the BabcOck case, on
lie in the Treasury departnlent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

SHIP STRUCK BY observation-disclosures q
thunder shower At New Orleans. at Q. m.
yesterday, the ship Majestic, of Boston, with
$500 bales OF cotton on board, was struck by
lightning and the cargo set on fire. Damage
to cargo, $50 900; to the ship, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

RoBBING The MAILs-A special TO the
Baltimore American from Wilmington, Del
aware, March II, says:-J. r. Hagany, mail
route messenger on the Pennsylvania and
Delaware railroad, from Pomeroy TO Della
ware City, was yesterday arrested at Pome-
roy by w. I. Henderson. special agent OF the
Post Office department, charged with rob-
bing the mails. Complaints have been
made along the road for several months
past, but detection took place only after
several efforts, and was secured 10y decOy LETT
tiers, which passed 10 Hagsny but not from
him, not yet were they found on his person.
Three postal cards inquiring for money sent
and two unopened letters were taken from
him. He was taken 10 Philadelp hia and i'm
prisoned In default OF fifteen hundred DOE
lars bail. His brother, George Hagany, is
in prison al Baltimore.
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RAvAGES OF DIPHrHKRIA.-The fell
scourge ofd!phtheria continues to desolate
families In Jersey City. Mr. Robert McFar-
land, printer, buried two children yester-
difference of four hours. He buried another
child q week ago from the same disease. A
large number OF adults are also suffering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

DAn invesugatfon Into whisky frauds on
the Pacfnc coast IL threatsnod A euocIsl
agent says that the custom house ~ San
Francisco 10 rotten to the core.
crevasse In the levee a. Grand Is
iapo, sacramento river, threatens % nood
$1,000 Acres.
~4r. James Partonis petition % The
Maaaachusetts Legislature for special Get %
legAlize bis marriage has been reported Id
charge.
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~An English company is buying up o
million Of 9eorgta's Wild acres.
ga bean In the nose killed q Pittsneld,
N. H., child.
~The poor house st Nor wich, Conn, was
burned last night. Four OF the inmates are
supposed to have persisted.
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An 5000 PAcKAGR.-B. +. Keeny, living
near Sedalia, Missouri, has been arrested on
suspicion OF having received q portion on the
West Virginia last September. He rocoiyea
q package containing @. 900 from his brufher-
John B. Keeny, living near Huutinefon
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THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE-The
Pottsville PENN Miners Journal OF the 10th
inst ys:-"The quantity OF coal sent from
the Schuylkill region for the past week was
s,Z36 tons, against 10 .GG2 tons for the same
period OF last year; decrease 8 ,i36 tons. THE
quantity sent for the year so far was ass AIS
ions, against 45l.0si tons for the correspond
ing period OF last year; Increase, 3 81 tons.
The quantity sent from all the regions for
this week was :-Anthraclte, 80 2sG tons:
bituminous. u ,iS9 tons, total, % 425 tons;
against lOi,S49 tons anthracite aud @ $50
tors bituminous-total. las 4n3 fous-fOr the
corresponding period of last year; decrease
OF anthracite, IS .6i3 tons; increase OF btu
minous, Is CD tons. The quantity sent from
all the regions for the year was :-Anthra.
cite, 2,l32.lS5 tons; bituminous, al 343 tons -
TOTAL, 2,5i3,52> tons, against OH ,6H tons an-
thracite, and So 5o2 tons minouS-tOtal,
2ySsb22S tonS-for the corresponding period
OF last year. Increase OF Anthracite. l50, 81
tons; increase OF bitumiuous, 55,1Gl tons; to-
Ia increase, IL .3O5 tons"
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strncfive in north veefern Nissorrs ~.
little town OF Shrinkey was entirely demol-
ished, killing two persons and woundine
twenty. At another place two children
were blown away and had not been recoy-
cred at the latest advices. A woman and
Der child were instantly killed near Ham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

WHEN Caleb Marsh saw what trouble he
had got into,
Head up and tail mp,
Away went Caleb"
IN r. Grdphic
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THE REPORTED FAILURE OF E. o. Tufts
Co.. wOOllen manufacturers, Boston and
New York, is said to be very heavy, the liza
bilities being estimated 1t from $3.50 900 to
81. 900, though the firm deny that IL Is
anything like the latter figure.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ISIS 6oN.IQU.soE OF Ian FAitgkE
ses fhos
IL Business Manager.
"I 90. F.-OENrKaL Lodge, Na;l-S
sEeisl meetiI g will be held TUESDAY
ranssnents for Ibe funeIai of sro. JAMS II. Son
ALL Funeral w'dn''dr; ,' I%sb a. 9SiGsz
ISL o. O -GnaND LUUGE. A specia
&2 nsetiDs viii be heia on WEDNESDAY
an invitsion 20 visit the t;fand Lodge OF Virginia
a. Il, annual session in Ale1sndrls on the llth
P Ii. swEEr,G Sec " D = II N msri5s
w suiLDISG ASSOCIATIONS viii hold it.
nssEs T I'll s.reS u Tin n09
cslOcs m - the BOABD Os TRADE Rooms,
JAMES fraser, President.
JIM. Jul EDSON, oecy, ~ u 81 W. mlj-zt
HIhE WAsHIs N1r4S CIfl DsNIAL so
viii hold It's regular meeting at the Office Of DR. j.
lAr EsLNING, March l,th a., 3 o'clock.
NShOTiUk TO TAX PAYERS.
COLIEoIoR's OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoLUNBIA,l
WAsBINGION, ID c., March 8, $50
o. the secsnd insmeDt q the taxes for the current
not paid on or before tha, da1 penaitv Of two per
censUm will be added said last one half of such
n1il collected in the manner prescribed o. law.
Also, Ike penalty continues TO attach to the cen
Quent nrst bali If such tax due DC oher 1, lss5
Also, the attention of all commercial agents, ped
dlers. and produce dealers at large std IN the
eral markets s-e hereby notified that the licenses
isued TO them such, Will expire the 3st day of
a. a 6 ase .hs' the same must JoRS GuoK
nsrl1 o3w Collector, II. c..
" EAST WASHTSGTON BUILDINGlAs-
u sa.. 9 + hsa at Moa Rfsjss fer
209 Pennsylvsnis avenue, CAPITOL Hill, on MON
DAY, March Is, at O'Clock . m. Subscriptions
J. a TAFT, al Pennsy ami. syenus southeast; G.
". Hardin, 333 Pennsylvania avenue southeast: D
II BII balk, Sixth AUDITORS Office; J Randall,
mars MS b. FERGUSON Secretary.
~ HOME MUTUAL BUILDING AsSOUIA-
Wy IlON.OLsd ~ 81. yaHsa,y ISIS sGI
ceiyed at Ofce OF Secretary 81 Louisiana ayenue
opposite City Hall. Second nsnthIy me ting MON
IN Aprli 80 a. "a Sloek D. m a. seas sIo9 s
street. RUSbROD ROBINSON, President.
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Secretary. mari I'd
~ notice The annual meeting OF the
Wy stock holders Of the NATIONAL LIFE IN.
EURANCE COMPANY Of the United states OF
America for the election of Directors for said
psny for the ensuing year, will be held st the Office
on TUESDAY, the I4h OF March. lNS, st ID . clock
ImaT3tdl J. v. CRANK, Secretary.
"OEFICE OF COLUMBIA RAILWAY co
ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
The annual election OF seven directors 10 rye
the ersulDg year, will be held at he of Trade
Rooms, SIG Market Space, TUESDAY, Starch
the 4th proS imO. beIween tho hours of ! and .
10 March nth. inciUsiye The semi annual dividend
viii be paid on and sitter March Is, lSzo.
febz5-fOtd ". Il. CLAGETr, Sec.