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The civil servant under the crown longest in
harness In England is Earl Granville He has
nssa On cSe even longer than MI his
RED.
The decrease in the supply Of Holsters is attrib-
uted to the fact that many young Holsters are
caught In the, traps and pots It is suggested
that the mesbes In these should be large enough
to allow the small Holsters to escape. This sea
should be protected
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london Dtspstch 70 The Manchester ExamineR.
People who can afford to drink champagne
may be interested to know that, according to q
return recently received from the districts In
which the wine is grown, the stock now on hand
IS equal to 10o, 900 900 bottles, or about the
quantity required for i've years consumption all
over the world. The quantity forwarded from
the champagne districts during the year ended
April 30 last was over 20 500 900 bottles, which
Tas more than ,000, 900 bottles above the aver
age. or all this rather less than 5000, 600 bot
ties were consumed in France. OF course the
1yures have given represent only the quantity
OF genuine wine existing 10 stock or exported
from the districts. The quantity of spurious
champagne imbIbed all over the world can only
be left to the Imagination, but probably it con-
eiderabiy exceeded the total of that which was
G,asnIably genuine.
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When Col. De Galitzen was colonel In the
Russian Guard he reeled out Of restaurant on
one occasion into the public street in broad day
In dlsgraceful state Of intoxicati0n. Unfortu-
nately for him, the father Of the present car
happened to be passing at the time and saw
MIN. He was arrested and brought up to the
emperor, who, after making few indignant re-
mined to make an examnle OF him. "Put YOUR
sell IN my place" said the car. Suppose that
you were the emperor and that you saw an OFF,
Ger OF your Guard In the state see you now,
t Wnat would you say to him7'' ..Sire, answered
, Inc Gotonsi VINO seems to have retained some
not address single remark to such brute. -
ne heard nothing more Of the m altar
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Why the Play was Interrupted

.
Some OF the nice children on Commonwealth
avenue recently proposed to surprise their par
ents with dramatic performance with the dis
tinct understanding that no adult was to wit
ness a rehearsal or to ask about the nature of
The play written by young miss of ten years,
who was to assume the role of heroine assisted
by lad OF the same age. On the night of the
performance the parents OF the children assem-
bled In the front drawing-room OF one of the
large residences and waited for the drawing
aside OF the portieres with commendable patti
ence. The first scene represented the wedding
OF the hero and heroine and the departure OF
the former for the wilds Of the west, where he
was to reap his fortune In raising cattle and
mining This went of finely, and the por-
Heres were closed with q loud burst of an
plause. A lapse Of ten years was supposed to
have passed between the first and second acts, and
when the act commenced the Young husband
had returned, and his wife, not looking q day
older, greeted her spouse In a formal manner,
and even asked him to remain and dine with
her. which he consented to do. While seated
at the table eating ice cream, the husband told
how he had tOied for wealth and acquired mil
lions, all for the sake Of the dear wife he had
LETT behind. This had such an effect on the
matron that she finished the ice cream, sighed
to think there was no more on the table, and
then addressed her husband, speaking earnestly
and armly:-"You have done WELL" she said.
"but while you have been at work have not
been idle. You shall see what / have accom-
pllshed." She touched bell and whIte-cap-
ped bonnie entered the room, leading q toddling
Infant year old and fOlOwd by nine others OF
various ages, one for each year Of married life.
The actors to this day do not understand why
the play was interrupted by shouts Of laughter
and applause from the fathers and mothers who
were present At any rate. they say the play
was success, but the parents think 1t little
Erenchy In construction and plot
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The Great Eastern Idle,

The largest steamship in the world, the Great
Eastern, earned last year, s65. while $40 900
was spent In keeping her In repair. The COM
pany having this mammoth white elephant on
Its hands is unable to wind up" for, besides
the original mortgage debt, not shilling is due
to any creditor. The directors are now consid-
ering proposal for employment" which will
at least save the cost Of maintenance; and 1t is
hoped, tn the meantime, that the Increased
size or the ships which are now being built Ia In
favor Of the Great Eastern"
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From the New York Tribune.
In rambling through the city streets at this
season an interesting study may be made of
the number and variety of window gardens
which ealiven the dreary wastes Of bricks and
stone. The finest are to be seen In 5th avenue.
William H. Vanderbilt's house has ON the first
and second stories ystone vases which are filed
with Towering plants, and Cornelius Wander
bits house, further up the avenue shows q
marvellous wealth Of beautiful plants on its
windOwsills. Some houses are brilliant with
fOwer-bOxes in every window. The favorite
plants are the daisies-which eend their white
blooms high above all the rest-scarlet and pink
geraniums, yellow calceolarias, and blue lobe
las. while hanging from the boxes in graceful
festoons are trailing vines Of English and Ger
man ivy and nasturtiums with crimson and
golden blossoms. In one corner house there is
an oriel window on the second story, placed ex-
actly across the corner, and around the three
sides Of 1t are arranged boxes which are O mass
of solid green and scarlet-green ivy waving
below and scarlet geraniums all of one shade
glowing above.
One Of the fine corner houses in Madison ave-
nue. is really refreshment to the eyes in these
hot days. It has rather deep yard around It's
two sides. In the yard are lovely beds Of pam
sizes and strange tropical palms. The house
itself has w1steria vine climbing over it, while
at every window on both sides there are boxes
filled with Towering plants.
Many OF these pleasant little gardens are
destined to brief life. The wealthy New
Workers.. who will soon leave the city. care only
for the beauty of the flowers while they are at
home. And SO the boxes are filed with a vari-
ETY. OF plants, all forced into bloom far in ad-
vance of the time they would blossom in the
open air. These artificial growths reach in May
or June the glory that would not naturally be
theirs until July or August. and, having ex-
hausted the vigOr of their lfe speedily fall into
decay. When those for whose pleasure they
have been forced into unnatural blossoming are
away at the seaside or ocean, the flowers will
be all faded and brown, as if premature
autumn had come to them
The most satisfactory window gardens for
those who are in town all summer are those
where the plants grow from seeds or from
slips. These make their natural progress
through the season and are assailed by no pre-
mature blight. Many such may be seen among
the more humble homes of the city, There is In
Sd avenue one which has been specially no.
ticeabe for several successive summers. A long
box runs across two windows. In spring the
little seedlings may be seen coming up out of
the soft earth. By June some of them are be-
ginning to flower, and in July or August the
little garden is q glory Of color with yellow CO.
rePpsis, crimson petunias and verbenas Of every
tint 1t is surprising how many wanderers
from the winged life OF the fields these gardens
Will attract-buzzing bees saicy yellow Jackets.
and sometimes in the June mornings bright
butterflies will futter over the flowers.
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Mends Marble Stone, Patches Oh Leather and Rubber
0o9dS Brie.a -btac JeMery Metals. Billiard Cue Tips
Ornaments Of every kind Boof Bscks Ear6enware
manufacturers Of Gummed Labels. Textile Fabrics
Fine Carrtage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers. Scroll
20 Cts. per Bottle; by mail, post paid, 10c extra
Mailed only by the manufacturers
J. " O'MEARA CO., l347 Pa. av., Washington, d. c.
Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists
Grocers Staoners Hardware and general stores mh22
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THOS. j. FISHER 4 co.

PROVEMENTS ON ELEVENTH STREET FAST
BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS SOUTH, NEAR
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FOUR-.
TENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. In front Of thel &c
ing feet inches on llth street east between and
streets with depth Of III feet inches 20 feet
with the buildings thereon.
Terms One third in cash; the remainder In six and
twelve months, with interest secured by deed of trust
teS-d&ds THOS. J. FISHER Il CO. Aucts
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| rNRUSTEE's SAFE OF VERY VALUABLE RFAf
| " ESTATE ON CONNCTICUT ANENUE HoISf
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuonesr.

EXECUToR's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EEGGH a6Eth4 tSSsN APP wANPES
R ESFfTeAD. AND NEAR 70 aE or SHS
testament Of Timothy sulSan. me late late SH ssS
II s fifSSss i &:
SR rIni hS Of Sc sss Il TIE sK
the to S All Ss piece real or S q
ssSgSd l,nE and nd situate 9 Thinkers idon
whole OF lot numbered one hundred twelve I2)and
saa oS Ss S%n5 sSs hundred spd eleven
at e eS Of 5Gr NINETY .s ssS PsS O e
from point Of Intersection formed by the
west line of Lnsan street with north line of second
and running there westerly 10y and with the ssid perS
line of Second street eighty one feet and three inches
Gl thence running on said @as s ne saa
1He ISndred and nifty feet 70 the back ne Of said
feet S6Ol to the east ne Of said lot thence running
sna t%su spd ss Sss5
thirty 600 feet 20 the north line q said lot numbered
eastery with said north line twenty one feet and three
inches -; thence in straight line sou.hsry to the
Houses @ sns On:
and M ms in adan e
and RUM back Of that wldth one hundred and ifS
l6O feet the same being the westernmost twenty 120)
feet front of said lot improved by two-story Frame
Dwelling House, numbered 1923.
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase money in
cash the residue in two equal nstaments pay able re-
spectfvely In six and twelve months and secured bv
the notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest from the
Day OF SALE at the rate Of six cent per snnum pay
able semi annually. and deed of on the properly
sold or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser de-
post OF will be required AT the time sale on each
lot sold IL the terms not complied with ten days
after the day Of sale the Executor the right 10
resell the property. after five days public notice. the
risk and cost OF the purchaser in default All convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
tel2-d&ds RICHARD r. CRAWFORD Fxecrltor
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when planning to build the famous ''one-hoes
shay" humorously described by the 'Autocrat Of
the Breakfast Table, the Deacon soliloquized thus
Fur the weakest place must STAN the strain:
An the way to h1 1t, as maintain. 10 only Jest
To make that place as strong ez the rest"
The result OF the Deacon's theory when reduced TO
practice historical That chaise ran exactly one hun
dred years to . day. when on the anniversary of its
completon,the Deacon being out for ride that morn.
ing-it
event to pieces all at once
All at once and nothing h-st;
Just as bubbles do when they buret.~
Why do not men end their careers, as did the Dea-
cons onehoss shay: Because there is always weak
est place. They not equally strong In all their parts
Disease attacks Them the feeble part gives way; others
follow. and the human vehicle is wreck in the road
Among Americans the custom IL for the heart nver
and kidneys to Yield before the first rush Of the de.
stroyer Two forces accomplish this-work and worry
We bound to -determined to get rich at all
hazards perish in the attempt. few get r;ch the
majority perish In the attempt. You can scarcely
glance over your daily paper without meeting para.
graph mentioning sudden death from heart disease,
or what supposed to be that while Kidney and dses
tive troubles are as common yellow leaves in October
For these diseases BENsoN's CAPC1NE POROUS
PLASTER the specific universally endorsed by the
people apd leading names in the medical faculty. This
plaster s not patented preparation seeking the sort Of
notoriets which is based upop deception on the part
the proretors and ignorance on the part Of the public
but remedy founded on long and profound study by
medical and chemical experts. It possessed ALL the
VI cnff ali nal
with e1cellencies found id no Others 1t is plaster
whch-scientacaly speaking -is brought down to date
Be guarded against limitations In the center Of the
genuineis CUT the word cAPcINE. Price % cents
seabury 4 johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists New
York. .ao
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fe7-dkdl

NHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
FkGsTE . ESE slRE 81 EoBE
SEs zSb 81 ETA As sS s5 81 SHobk
aAsscG 5SS aS5S iSstsRHlsE|
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofM14
the District Of Columbia, p.ssed On the twenty ~
a dsy lssf ss.
b JIM .a IN saHs & I s iss
sent o. q a:is@ais1: Iseosdsd sui: disiasn - y
IS 81 ss' sss -;
q & 1'sss e R
t6ree !Ss seeh fronting two 221 feet and eight
1ss io ssSh fscnsns twenty snd sShsl
inches o., Fourteenth QO street = al q aid sub
n :S NO
s 3 ss1 s a hASs
6ossans % tSs ~ . s. as Rex s "a:
q: ::s Sssse n FL 3 Is ss g:
1hs tsems q ale = prescribed By ths dseEss q ths
court ars: cash. aAd ths Esadne n md
:ss. q . esa6 q as open q tss pu1sss 4s dsss
1890 g 1s, 81 ,sa b TIM aas5. Sc: &c :.
g. :: &. i $:ss :: e: "a IS .: s:
81 4; IN ii s:ss. =. 8 :s::s
.: ;s @ 8, ga Ss
sf2faaan !: .EEsS 81 81 1,.:.s:..
THOS. z, WAGGkNXN. Auctionser, my5l-dxds
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VOYAGERS TO EUROPE.
j. W. BOTELER SON
Are the Agents for the sale of tickets in this District
of the
1NMAN STEAMSHIP co.
Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain all infor
nation by applying to
J. W. BOTELER SON.
ap11-3m goa PENN Ava
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NJ. SAUNDERS BRO,
LIZ Real Estate Agents.

NJ SAUNUEdb q BRU..
LIZ Real Estate Agents.
GOOD INVESTMENT OFFERED IN LOTS EAST
OF THE CAPITOL AND WEST OF ELEVENTH
STREET EAST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH, 1883, ~
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, / shall M
sell In front OF the premises original Lots and 49,
in square 99 frontng 100 feet 9Th street between
East Capitol and northeast.
And at SIX O'CLOCK. SAME DAY, original Lots H.
H. 10 is and II, in square 1884, the same being on 18th
street between and northeast. All splendid Build
ing Lots.
Terms: One-third cash: balance In SIX twelve and
eighteen months, with interest six per cent
nual. secured On property sod deposit OF S2s on
each lot sold. Conveyancng at cost Of purchasers.
Je9-At j. L. COLDWELL. Auct.
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THIS EVENING.
NNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
SALE OF BOOKS
MONDAY EVENING, June ELEVENTH.
rvy AND E0LLoTINg FyENINGS.
LIBRARY OF THE LATE ELIAB KrNGMAN
THREE GOLD WATCHER,
By ORDER OF KINGMAN AND BOICE, EXECU
TORS;
roor, nm, ALSO OF
BOOKS BELONGING TO OTHER OWNERS,
EHBRACIN0
SOME GERMAN ANb FRENCH BOOKS.
TO BE SOLD AT MY
AUCuTIoN Rp0MS. G. "; CORNER PENNsYLyA.
WASHINGTON, DC,
MONDAY D EyENINS, yUNE ELEvENIH. 1883.
AND FOLLOWING EHENINGS. COMMENCING AT
- - SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Je6-st THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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nuNcANsoN Bros. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT ON SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN AND STREETS SOUTHEAST

AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in
Liber No 1024 folio 4s4. ct seq, one Of the land .
records for the District Of Columbia and at the -
written request OF the party secured will SELL at
public auction. on TUESDAY, -NINETKENTH BAY
OF JUNE, A. d. 1885, ut HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
m in front Of the premises all that certain piece or
parcel OF land ana premises situate and being In the
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia and known
and that part Of original lot numbered
thrty-three (33. In square numbered eight hundred
and seventy seven S7O. contained in the following
metAs and bounds, viz: Beginning for the same at Q
point on the west line Of It'll street east distant sixteen
6) feet and two CD inches north of the southeast
ner Of said lot and running thence north said line Of
west one hundred and ten 10 feet to the line
said lot thence south fifteen 5 feet two CD inches and
thence east hundred and ten 10 feet the place
Of beginning together with the buildings rights ease
ments, privileges. and appurtenances to the same be-
longing or IN any wise thereto sppert.inins.
Terms: One third cash balance in and two
years. notes to bear cent interest payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed Of trust pre-
misses sold. or al cash, at option Of purchaser. de-
Post Of 500 required at time Of sale conveyancine
&C., at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with Ia
days otherwise resale q. riek and cost Of default
ing purchaser after five days public notice Of such
sale In some newspaper gubhshed in Washington. d. c.
ce7-dsa. fH e; '9 b. SxiT,AN Trustees.
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ITCHING PILES.
SYMPTOMS AND CURE.
The symptoms are moisture, like Precipitation. In
tense itching increased by scratching very distress
Ing particularly at night seems Il pn- worms were
craving IN and about the Eectum the private parts
GUS results may follow. ''sWAYNE's OINTMENT"
IL pleasant sure Also for letter. Itch Salt
Rheum: scald HeSs vsipelaA BARRIERS Itch. lnotches
cents boIss' s. rs Nn' Oy %rss foF nR 50
sWAYNE SON. PhilsdelphIA -.-.vszsd. : Drug
&1sts. tim
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Yverv rssss ~ eecur1ss bouehf md sold On eommaD
s1on In San Francisco Baltimore. PhAsAslphaA nee
York, Boston snd Washdngtm. osdas susslod q -
commissiou. Private and diEsot tslaSfapA vly16 b
Richmond Bsltimore. fhilsdslpeda. Ns8 yogk -
Boston. through which ocdsn 6Es exkcutsd "a q
Stool Exchaness n shooo otaso end re6trtoa -
peonptiy. Quofa11DD a 0oDc1n ana ~ N H.
wires NsTAhTi.Y dirsc* from tAs Asv YoEk 49,
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u ECE1yERS SALE OF HOUSES Nos SOC AND s0s
IL THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST,

X ECElNER.S SALE OF HOUSES Nos. 500 AND 500
~ THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thee
District OF Coun biA passed the lth Of October
1879. in Equity cause No. 8 077, shall offer for
1%ENTr Ffsss lsss 9. o FIVE SGIoa
the properly desisnatsd e Nos soe and eOs Third
797, with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One third in CASH the remainder In
equal tnstallments ut six and twelve months, with
interest at per cent per annum. and secured ty Q
el upon the property sold or al cash, at puroassrs
OPTION All cOcveysncinG ut cost of purchasor, n
terms Of sale are not complied With in ten days After
sale. ne undersigned reserves the right TO resell On
one weeks notice ut the risk and OF the defsuting
DUNcAKsoN BROS, xaet,on. sAiNE SscSasss
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY No.
~ ~ N STREET NORTHWEST, In WASHING

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY No.
" Al NJ STREET NORTHWEST, In WASHING
TON CITY. d. c.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis-.eea
trict of Columbia, in general term In equity
No; $50, Jackson va. Blackwood ct al, we win A11
sell at ppbHe anetion IL front Of the premises
O'Clock. r NJ, Lot numbered -. Of Augustus
Davis. supdivtsion Of original Lot numbered 8, in
proved by q three-story brick dwelling with pressed
No. &S7 n street northwest.
Terms Ohe-fourth cash; and residue In SIX twelve
and eighteen months from day Of sale. notes being
given therefor with interest all cash at the option Of
the purchaser. Property sold clear Of taxes. A de-
post OF 800 required at SALE and al couveyancne at
the purchasers cost
MAHLON ASHFORD.
472 La. Ave. 7 r,...
JOB. BARNARD, Z Arustees
412 5th street n. ".
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ie2.eokds
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'S
MAT1CO LIQUID.
Where all other medicines have failed, this preparA-
ten 10 alwayB effective. Rapid and binary cure
Of .n dischsrEes recent q long ssndinE Is used
and is found greatly superior to al remedies hitherto
Known Sold by al Druggists. 3a22-w6sly
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nRCSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
Il FARM OF F1FTY-FIyE ACRES NEAR FALLS
CHURCH, FAIRFAX CO.. Va. WILL MAKE A
RIIIIn1NG ~ ~

BUILDING LOTS.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in Ler r.
No folio 44 one OF the land records OF the county
OF Fairfax Va, will sell at public auction upon tho
tSsS. at EL5 6 O'CLOCK A n. al that certain
Farp containing fifty five acre. two rods aud four
perches. more or less. together with all the improve
ments. ways rights and privileges TO the belong
ing.
Terms Cash All conveyancins at purchasers cost
pied with "a seven days. otherwise resale risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser after five days public
notice Of such resale The Evening Star published In
Washington. d. G,
.,. E. r. HAIGHT, Trustee.
June 4 1883 Je2- l5ts
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old VINE AND OLD FRIKNpe At Kn0Wu -
" 0s BIS . = JUSTHT 0M enn1M1I 4IEnR
dof 81 a sssS "a ID: 3 1919 49, 49,
jUsTass oA szna. No. ns szsss bs1wsa ca -
7th streets NORTHWEST
y. Bs-Eoee ~ mal prompely azseaded - y
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II T. GOODWILL. Real Estate Auctoueer.
TRCSTEEG SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF + STREET.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STRFFTS

SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated July o4th A. GaA
ID. 1879. duly recorded in hber No 9lS folio4O5<6~
ct seq one OF the land records for the District
Columbia and at the request Of the holder of the note
we will cell at public auction. In front of premises
on WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. 1883, az
described real estate situate in the city Of Washington
d. C., to vital that certain piece OF ground known
Lot numbered thirty eight 3s) In the sGbdiyision
(389j. ~ ~ 'eA' Hi'
Terms: One third cash. and the balance In six.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest six Per
cent per annum secured by deed OF trust all cash
at option of purchaser 500 deposit at the time Of
sale; and all convey aucing and recording at
cost. Terms to be complied with In seven days.
te7-eod JOHN JOY EDISON, irussees.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
AS VASE sar A. asD AZ z C. Sts sSs a
Deposits received subject to check
We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding various city
securities and prepared ut all tunes fnqui-
res regarding sams
HARRY O. TOWERS L CO.,
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
my3l lA20 STREET NORTHWEST
THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
sSns sgc he q ss
LARGE Eso . ss i've Of q nsr
{sss ststs@sns Il regard . ths cd6psny md g:
ceiyed q bis own injury in this most Important bud
need Son.as ana 1s,bs Our Our
month By month thanks q these :sisS ana f.sss 8:
sn'h RSGs s.f' our -:
pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
II. h. DODGE
Bonda Stocks and Investment Securities Bousht sna
kold on Commissz0aI
No. 90 lsru STREET. cooRooRAN BUuD1Nol
agency for Prince and Whitssy. etock Broksc&
q DnoADwAx NEW Yook