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Lieut. Greedy Defends Himself.

WHAT HE SAYS OF THE RECENT ATTACKS Upon HIN
"les, they are crucifytng Inc again." said Lieut..
Greedy. this morning 10 STAR reporter "This
time the attack has taken the shape of pubcs-
tions going to show that the Withdrawal of the
bill In my favor from Congress was not for the rea
son given, but because OF charges said to have
been preferred by Sergeant Brainard OF cowardlce
and inhumanlty on nay part during the expedi,ion
and statements made 10 the committee that the
diaries or the men show that sacrificed The lives
OF my men for food, &c. have every reason to be-
lleve that the withdrawal OF the bfri was not for
THESE reasons but because of the evident
Intention OF Congress to include no new
business in the appropriation bills There has
Deen, however, some secret influence at work
against me. ana am satisfied that 1T was the In
tentlOn to use 1t when 1t might be OF the most
avail do not know from what source these 1T
tacks emanaed, but they have finally assumed
such phase as to enable me to take action no
garding them. have to-day written letter to
the Secretary OF War with unmist akable proofs of
the falsty OF these accusations. II contains cer-
the diaries OF the men contain no slIeh
information as allegef, and Sergeant Brain.
the charges rs alleged While am not at liberty
To give you all the CONTENTS am free to " thar
they furnish complete exoneration from the ac-
cusations. This Is the last time that / viii ever
make any effort to dlSprOve charges against me
but In this instance felt owed Such course to
my many friends, who have interested themselves
IN my Dehalf As regards the killing or men, every--
body knows that Private Henry was shot by nv
ORDERS but no one else. In this connection Will
been officially exonerated by the Secretary OF War
from all blame for the execution OF Henry.n
SERGEANT BRAINARD DENIES.
The STAR reporter subsequently saw Sergeant
Brainard, who Indignantly denied the share OF the
matter attributed TO him. rs IL t-,as Il. .ig
81 not only did not prefer any charges tn tho
commlttee as alleged, but have never made any
statement or expression to anybody which by the
most liberal construction could be tortured into a
critlclsn OF Lieutenant Greedy bravery, halaan.
ity or Judgment -.stt...s.l - - - -
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The Democratic Conference.

CONSULTING ABOUT TIE CtBISEF-THE PRESIDENT
ELECT LISTENS, But poESN'T TALK MUCH.
The prevailing impression is that during the con-
ference IN New York city between Pres dent-elect
Cleveland and leading democrats the cabinet viii
De determined upon. Some OF those vino have
means OF knowing believe that Mr. Cleveland has
already made up his mind with regard TO several
cabinet appointments There are but few demo-
Gratis Who are not convinced, for instance that
senator Garland has been selected Tor Attorney
General The prevalent idea is that Mr. CIeyeIani
na1 chosen certain men whom he regards as emit
nently qnaliied for cabinet duties ard that he viii
not seek any further advice for counsel as to these
men, but that there are several cabinet places vet
remaining open, and with regard 10 selections for
these he Will counsel with his friends. Many think
that Hon. ". r. Villas. OF Wisconsin, is among I'll,
selections made personally by Mr.. Cleveland For
postmaster General senator Jonas and Represent
atWe Barbour are much talked OF. Indeed so far
as expressions OF party leaders 90 the choice seeIns
10 rest between these two. Prominent democrats
VINO nave already met Mr. Cleveland say that he
IS good listener He hears all that Is said but
does not talk much himself. Hence 1t is thought
that most OF those who visit him this week will
return from New York not inuch wiser with regard
10 the intentions OF the President-elect than when
they started.
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kilograms to The Star.
O'DONOVAN ROSSA'S WOUND.
New Policy of Dynamiters,
CHARGES AGAINST AN INDIAN AGENT
LIEUT.. SCHWATKA GOING TO ALASKA.
LIEUT.. sCHwATKA GOING TO ALASKA
A NEW DYNAMITE POLICY.
Irish RevOlutiOnistS About TO Organize
Further Destruction Of En2Iamd's
Navy.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS NO LONGER TO BIZ ATTACKED
oDoNovAN RossAs CROWD TO BE SUPERSEDED Bf
BETTER MEN

CHICAGO, February 3.-Before the report or the
shooting OF Rosa had reached this city promi-
nent lrishman here is reported as having said:
"Ihe King pin OF dynamiterS to-day is supposed to
be ODonovan Rosa, yet he fills but n small place
I'D the dynamite world and In the course OF events
Inc place he Nils viii be more Insignificant still IL
the pOilcy outlined by Irish leaders on this cont-
heht eliminates IN organization O'Doaoyan Rossa
Is ABOUT 10 be depoSed. and Judge John Brennan
OF SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Will probably be placed at the
t heaa ol an organization which Will represent the
bcst ntelllgence OF the violent agitatorS In this
country ana In Europe. In Paris Eugene Davis ts
spoken OF as the head Of the Franco-Irish wing OF
Cne practical Irish reyclutionlstS Judge Brennan
Is a man OF large abilities. He is about 10 years of
age ana possesses the happy faculty OF Keeping his
mouth smut. Arrangements are being made Tor A
convention TO be called in Chicago in June next
"nen the StTaggling personality OF the DIV namtards
VIII be coalesced ana shaped into an organization
upon plan similar 10 the land league Under the
safe. " "
Her marine power viii be Brennan's objective
poiht. and the policy or the destruction OF Eng
landS naval force VIII be the main matter OF con-
sderation In the coming Chicago convention /
Ieel Sa1e In saying that before the expiration of
1898 the Violent Lfsh revolutionists VIII be the
most formidable boiy OF enemies TO empires that
ever came into existence ~
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General Foreign News,

1HE tolOSSA-MttkAN WEDDING.
PARIS. February 3-The Colonna- MacNay we'd
ding viii be only a family event, owing 10 The
sina!inrss OF the Nunciat'ne chapel. Two of his
uncles will give the Prince of Colonna handsome
settlement The queens or spain and Itaiy have
written their congratulations.
TIE ANGIo-rRENCn COMMERCIAL TREATY
fARis, FEBRUARY 3.-Depaty Lanes ssan, at Lille
last evening, declared that France had made q
commercial treaty with England but that for the
present Its provisions would be kept secret
DEFENDING THE ARRESTED cRoFTERs.
LONDON, February 3.-1he Highland Land Law
Reform league have undertaken the defense OF the
CfoftefS Recently arrested.
ApyANCING OK JAMESON
PARIS. February 3-Advires received here state
that ans. DE l'lse and Negrer are Advancing upon
Langson from different directions each m com
mand or a coumn OF 6.009 troops.
FRENCH KAyAGES IN roRMos.
LONDON, February 3.-Adyices from Hong Kong
state that only three French vessels are now
engaged In the blockade OF The southwest coast OF
Formosa- The French are d .stroytng hundreds Of
fishing and trading craft, killing tleir crews or
sending them 10 kelung The Inhabitants of Hong
Kong are indignant that such operations should be
allowed.
PoRTrGsLs CLAIMS IN THE CONGO
BERIIN, February 3.-HCnry VI. Stanley has re-
celvcd, from Glasgow, trustworthy telegram,
stating tnaJ Portuguese man n-of-war has formally
annexed both banks OF the Congo. and contested
the coast line Portugal has Rmphatically rejected
the proposals OF the African International assocla
ton, which France has approved. She demands
the whole OF the territory on the right bank ts
tween the French frontier and Tchioango down &
1ut Noh-N anu tdotNdtH 10 hlle degree
Of longitude. The association has forwarded new
proposals. but IL is not considered probable THAI
they Will be accepted.
FIcGGED KING AND FEMALE PRIME MINISTER
LONDON, February "A letter from Cameroonk
states that the natives have iiogged the king whk
Signed the treaty with Germany. Hall az thy
chiels refu-ed 10 sign the treaty. King upobo has
Signed treaty placing eight rivers and adlarenf
territory under the protection OF England Hn
prime minister Is a youble woman named Emma
Johlson. who emigrated 20 Liberia from Kentucky
THE FRENCH CARRY TrT KyIUSG MINES
PARIS. February 3-AdGiral Courtet tclegraphs
thal tue french forces, after q severe Hight, have
carried the Chinese works commanding the Kelnng
mines He states that the French troops lost .
Killed and 53 wounded during the enlargement,
and that the Chinese los was heavy.
TO EXTRADITR nYSAMITERS.
LoSp0N, February 3.-It Il stated In diplOmatf
circles to-day that the governments OF Russia and
America are par!eylng IA regard 10 treaty for the
extradtion OF dynamiterS
ADVOCATING AN ANGLO AMERICAN ALLIANCE
LONDON, February 3.-Tile PtU Man t;azetfe in a
leading editorial to-day, advocates an Anglo
American alliance.
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c. O. CANAL ADMINISTRATION Baughman
or the Chesapeake ana ohio canal, next Monday,
III the weather permits. win start from here TO
Seneca where extensive masonry repairs ar. To be
made, and thence up the line TO Cumberland. IL ls
pfoposed 10 complete all repairs 80 to turn on
the water March IOth At the meeting OF the
canal board on Friday the question OF tolls will
be settled. President Baughman thinks they VIII
be reduced a lew cents, aud says that II The coal
companies would guarantee seven hundred thou
sand tons to ship next season he would warmly
advocate a twenty-five cent rate.
TROUBLE IN TIRE MIIITIA-The Lincoln light
Infantry, the colored militia company OF this place.
which was organized in 1880, until IT ,eatly has
been In thriving condit on.when trouble occurred
about funds collected TO purchase new IN FORMS
&C, amounting 10 nearly $780, which was turned
over TO Capt VIM. Connell and Lieut.. Daniel
Washington. The members propose holding .
meeting shortly
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From Wall Ssreef To.day,

NEW YORK. FebrIlar, = Wall street. ii a. m-
The stock market this morning was strong and II
10 1r per cent higher. the latter fn Delaware ana
Hudson, which rose 10 1IL. Iackawanna advanced
l2s 10 81 .; Central Pacinc = 10 2s'r: Ncw York
Central y TO So and Western Union 10 60
Alter The first call there was fractional reaction
The Ere securities opened steady, and then adj
Vanced "a per cent for the stock TO I1 and a for
the new second TO 81 Later the bonds fell off 10
So ass; and the stock TO IE. The general
stock market is quiet and steady At the presenI
writing.
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Gca. Ntron in Nerd.

A COLLEGE MATE on PRESIDENT kRlHrR ASp A
BRAVE UNION OFFICER DESTITUTE IN MIIwnKEr
Chicago. February IA Milwaukee special To-
uN Says: "Brig. Gen. III. y. Strong n living there
In most destitute circumstances. Nnh President
hthnr ne studied at tniNn college. at Schenes-
tady, and was graduated In 1919. lie went through
me cNii war ana was made hsigader general at
the butte Of Gainesville. lie served as pctor of
several EI1scopalean congregations, his last teinc
at Bafon Rouge He came TO Milwaukee In iS<Sh'
after having married BEAUTIFUL southern lady
thHty years his Junior he l. about fitiy five
years OF age Means VIII he taken for his relief at
once
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Lieut.. Schwa,kn 10 go 20 alaska.

NEW loRk, February 3.-Slncr the failure OF the
iast Alaska expedition up the Copper river. New
iefh capitalists have subscribed $1,000 10 send
Lieut.. Schwatka over the same route Ten thou-
SAND dollars more are To he Raised
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RToTISG SOCIALISTS II NEW YoRK.-At q socialist
meeting in New York last night Justas Schwab
and his adherents created uImUit and attacked
the police who tried 10 quell IT, Capt. Mccullough
was Knocked down. and only at the point OF the
pistol could the police restrain the mob Clubs werf
freely used Many heads were broken.
--.e.---| y
lThe men who were arrested in New York on
charge OF having caused the explosion in the
store OF Garry Bros, on Grand street dis
charged yesterday there being no evidence to con.
meet them With the explosion. !.
Capt Couch and his men propose 10 return "a
Oklahoma March & "A
shock was felt at wytbeville, Va, yesterday,
which Is believed to have been caused by an earth.
quake -
Gen. Earle has occupied Brit In the Soudan. tho
rebels having deserted their intrenchments There.
Mrs. Roberts and one or her children are re-
ported dead on lonely island of the SnsQuehanna
which cannot be reached az present on account OF
gorged Ice.
: O'LeaEy, The fenan, denounced the dy ySami:e-1
y speech NJ Manchester, ENGLAND.
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TescgFapl,ic Rriefs.

Grayson county, KY, is infested by a band of
kukluX, who whip and Otherwise outrage PERSONS
who fail under their di-o.easure.
1wenty-three persons We're poisoned In an
Omaha boardlng-hOnse yesterday toy though on
Rats, which had mySteronSy got into the StlS ar.
All but one are out OF danger.
Two young men named Garrett, OF Boston, STU
dents OF the polytechnic school al Zurich AZ re-
Gently drown he'd while skating on Lake G-eifeuse.
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LONDON, February 3-The Post in special
article this morning says Americas recent actiytty
IN thiii Peru, Africa, and Cores Indicates her In
nhtion of having a foeiga policy. The question
Is one or considerable import ance 10 England. The
policy adopted by Mr. Cleveland upon assuming
the oiiice of President viii he watched with Keen
interest her. The adoption OF free trade would
mean increased intercourse with the world nj larrf
ana would compel America 10 admit the existence
OF regular foreign policy and To defend her inter.
csts IN Asa and Africa against European attacks
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he Hard. x q nscis (aure.t.
{ re-

fHk LATTER CHANGES NAV Nh. HURD nkP re-
VOTES COUNTED TIaN wFRR CAST pr U;I
Toi.kpo. O., February 3-1hc Co.ayn, RIA. T,r-
gram publishes the answer of hon. JsU.u -.
10 Hon. Frank IT, iiurd iu tine cS,> inh cnni,ei ta
deaieS all oi tie alleged acts s,'I forth aSt -,
tutnS the grounds or contest Tie GENES g., n the
conte>;or was not allowed al tie legal votes cast
Tor hin; on the contrary th csIor had ,o,lnt-
tu lor MIN much laf-tr LambeT cf Nutes tn m
wefe legally cast iof Lin, and hc Spe,issS total
ol SS' Votes thus Couuted llc also ai,cctS that ~
VOTES were obtained 10y Mr.. llurd through bribery
ana corruption, and charges Intimidation at the
polls uf precinct A, fourth Marl Toledo
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An Ohio Town i'm Flames.

WHEELING W. Va, February "A courier ar.
rived early this morning from Burlington Ohio for
aid. saying that the town Is burning dcNn and
uiat 10 buildings are in ashes An engine has been
sent 70 burlington and particulars are anNiously
awaited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-03

From the New York World to-day =
The New York residence OF President Arthur no
No. le2 Lexington avenue, Is now In the hands OF
the decorators IL Is being beautiied, and VIII be
ready for occupancy 10y his famiy when Ihey leave
the White House next month,
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Cabinet l:osSip.

SMITH WEED FOR SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR ,
It is generally believed In Plattsburg V Y the
residence OF Smith Weed. that he will receive the
appointment OF Secretary OF the Interior from
President Cleveland. Mr. Weed is an old friend OF
Mr. Tiiden, and enjoys the fullest confidence OF
Gov. Cleveland. Mr.. Weeds lawyer of eminent
ability, large fortune ami great popularity.
In continuation or this report IL may be stated
that Mr Weed has recently bought fine property
on the corner OF 10Th ana Madison streets, as
printed In The STAR OF Monday last.
MEMORIAL STONE for the Washington monu-
ment from the state OF West Virginia, with the
state colt-Of-arns engraved upon it, was received
here to-day. All OF the states OF the Union have
presented memorial stones with the exception OF
oregon ana Colorado.
SURGEON J. W. COLES was before the naval retir-
ing board yesterday, and il Is understood has been
recommended for retirement /.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- NEW BOOKS AND BEST PERIODICALS. A8
- az issued at the CircrIlatihg Library, l7l9
fInsytyania Avenue. Terms: Siaxe tickets SO
is.r nth: douhsS 75c Ms. Mra LUCY L HUNTER.
fj-eo
R NOTICE-An persons la wing claims against
az EDw. HsrK wiA present them iEnIAedist6ly
v. 7. ANDEHS0N. Asxignee
f"-j.s Anzeussia~ d. C.
~ THE UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING
t-E Association will hold its 41st regular monthly
ting for the payment of dues and making advances
on EDNESDAi. February 4. lSS5. at o'clock y. m
at Cosmopolitan Hail. corner Sth and streets north
west DENNIS CONNELI. President.
DANIEL DONOVAN, Secretary. fe3-2t
IsSa BROOCHES.
- 1871 STREET,
The French Restaurant National theater whi is
so well renowned for its excellent cuisine has just
Open French table Dhote. Dinner with pint
ported Claret included. IL Regular breakfast, Csc
Lunch 25c. Dinner, 7jc BY the bill of fare a speciality
sclass in every respect for ladies' and gentlemen
Gus. BROCHE,
..-,, EI Chief Cook at the White House. Proprietor
VIII accommodate 80 yentempn for the Dedication
and Inauguratian with room and boald f2-2ws
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

THos. c. MCKENZIE, a special examiner In the
Pension Ollice, died Yesterday while travelling. :
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fs. JND. A. II; ..$Urr. ks.Ai. ssrATE BRO
s-AS krr - now rrtct ia h+ OF in I'll. Krl-
:ox< fnldiIr. No IA 6 str,.t .-st, wl,.r he
has prfCrt Ia ti. fof til. OF
Estate BIi >incs4s III & l is bralci4
Fine u rSit me fos : Al f ~ al yarts Of the
Jfy. The ~n lice Blfn- Sif,.. in th northwest and
in 4fi 9th icatjoix lily II mad III th rru
oest Of cz-e eN-rei<ed in fhs sY,rsIal igxnfh
Money ltIn'd h lowest rates interest. with
9Te5t consideration toS ity.
All bTI-i;eSs viii h.. transacted strict fidelity Pub
tic "a r'naIe IL s'licite1 T,lei hone fDS-I.
Notary Pnh IL ja16 I'm
- WM CONARD G. A. McEUEN
CONARD 4 MC-UEN
H.sint opened AN ,ffic. III tn. kellogg Building No
Hl6 FS-r,et. p-r.ja I'll to give particular
aftIntfOu pnFCiliS sale. rIrhage. rental OF
.Sta lttfin loans. Pla,ng reli
abe IctiIl %
foI-, and 9TH r Ofh- liS desiring to pur
"ia$ ali rScia'E. PrDp-rty. a..d who remain in
Wall ou'y y T:U1 CT tn have their
cr,: carefully OIk i Jfrer Especial attention vii
~ iva ;u tf roljec' iol rents, payment of t3xcs
m; fh- ir~try t.i"i of property. ja2D- Inn .
- J.:E ATTENTION OF VISITORS d
- ru n - particularly called to PHOSyITE.
y EtIS 'u =" y ain and Nerve Tonic and Safe
rad a'.l: . aria For ste ated b.. the glass
-it i.,.fi II, y. a. i.BURN. Sole Inventor and
'itiss'tii. Is 9 PiHSyisInia avenIe. ap11
\ JpHS r. VI TCHELI'S REAL ESTATE
=. su'Itiw II corner of 11th aud Pa avenue
y - wi ,3g~ au"'inH ~. Dealer in Real Es-
q - ~ ,t'is, tn and General Agent Tor
IA rt'n'i"h :iv.n to any business entrusted to
IA 3ln
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BH TBHREATFS AND FRAUD.
How Agent Armstrong IL Said TO Have
unnamed 1.caSeS of Ind IAN Lands.

biLLISdS MONT, February 3.-The Rslstfeg this
morning publishes the following: The committee
appointed by the Billings board OF Trade at the
request or senator Dawes, chairman OF the COM
uutIee oi investigation upon leases OF Indian lands
returned yesterday AMI reported as follows. Ave
nave aflldartS from 1i9 Indilns which verify all
thaE mas bJea previously said concerning the at
tempted lease, and going further duplicating In
olan Agent Armstrong OF openly aiding and abat-
ln@ Tie same. He openly stated to the Ind ms IL
tae Iedse was not S!gEel rationS would ston AprIi
ISL next The atfidaNitS all confirm this and also
the following: The price was 10 be one ceut par
acre year; the lease was signed through fear of
starvation; Agent Armstrong, Clerk BIrstow and
Interpreter Braio ali urged the Indians 10 sign th
iea'' Most OF those who signed the lease dii not
Know ns "nnfenfs. nd .4iG-so because ;:,iySed by
Armstrong aud others. Many names on the leasa
were rot put there by the Indians themselves. all
want the lease now siopp-d. The lease was 10
bi he ana wilson, represent ne the Colorado syn
G9Sae- Inc nearing was under. authority of the
1hui'h Impairment, Ia the presence OF Agent Arm
strohg ana Henry Wam. Inspector OF the Indian
ageEc. Armstrong sat itude was hostile to the
coihhfdtee Throughout, insisting ,a cross-ult,,S-
to.lng tie Indians and being represented aff the
uhle the committee WAS With the Indians and AZ
hfSt os}ecting 10 any interpreter. but his own talk
WIN them. The IEd'ans openly declare if the Ieasa
Is made they VIII Kill all cattle and owners that
coi!e on Ale reservation. The papPrs VIII be for
War;inl to senator Da,yes nj pp,.a
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- YEN. hLVCVN TO BE CHIEF NAKSuAL-
COL berret stated this morning that Gen. Nc
Clelaa mad positively declined the position of chief
harslai OF the inaugural parade. He states As his
reason business engagements which he cannot
disregard. Gen. Henry ". slocum. OF New York.
Will doubtless be selected as chief marshal by the
general committee at their meeting next Monday
night.
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3D. REMOVAL.
LAW Offices of W. PyInce Brr1 removs, o. e,s -
dl3-.lm
f-ESH EOGINSkI 4 LEWIS. THE WEIIKNOWI
SiSD lti1tsrs and Glaziers are at aE n 81 n ~
Telephone call. 3'9-a Au orders promptiy sttnai W.
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THE L. 5. steamer AlbatrOSS, H. L. Tanner COM
mandtng, arrived at Pensacola, Fla. yesterday.
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PREPARING THE BALLROOM.

lne contract for erecting the platforms In the
Saiiery running around the ballroom in the Pen
sion building has been awarded TO MIR. d. J. Nc
Carty for $3.50. This platform will be so arranged
tnat Two rows OF chairs can be used one above the
otnef, 80 t6at the view OF the ballroom will be
open 10 the occupants of both rows At the ends
Oh tne galleries there VIII he tier OF three rows
Inc work viii be begun to-lanrrnw
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~ EQUITABLE
- COOPERATIVE BUIi DING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS b7

f EQUITABLE
~ COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS. $445.SsS. 81.
Monthly Payments 81 50 Share.
$1,000 i'll Full Advanced on Each share
The six fourth meeting of the Association for max
ing monthly payments and advances will be held
WEDNESDAY. February L. 1885. at o'clock p. m at
Marlnfs Hail. E street, near 9Th northwest. Shares
may be taken in the sth at this meeting at the
Office of the Secretary from 80 to 80 D. M
Pamphlets explaining the object of the Associa on
its advantages and benefits, &c, furnished upon appli-
cation THOMAS SOkFRVIIJE Pres,t
JN0- JOY EDSON. Sec'ry. 9l7 F st. NV. t2-3t
sS1 MRS BROWN tCOloredj of New York city
y . will give her we'll known Medcated Electric and
Steam Baths at 3D5 Missouri northwest fe2 I'm
f ff- THE KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS TRAIN
ing given free to Christian lady. who will give
months to charity work in return Call evenings on
MRS POLLOCK, 929 8fh street. t2-6t