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baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE. ND. February 3.-virginia skies,
consolidated 56 pastdue coupons, new threes. 501a
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. February 8-cotton quiet
middling, 0le Flour steady and quet-Howard street
do. family, 425a475; city mills super, 2.5Oa3.OO:
do. extra, 3.5Oa4.l5; do Rio brands, 4.62a4. IS:
Patapsco family 40; do snperlatlve. patent, 5.75
easier and dull; southern red, 82s94: do. amber.
95a97; No. 2 western winter red, spot, S634aS7:
February. S6sea87; March, SS1saSSl; May .4llsa9lH
Co Corr steady; western shade rmer and
western mixed; spot, 4e7sa47 February. 4es.a47;
southern 4Oa44; western white, 4Oa43: western
mixed 3Sa30. Pennsylvania, 4Oa43. Rye firm, 6Sa7O.
Hay quiet-prime to choice western, l4.OOal8.OO.
Provisions higher Mess pork, 1O.75a11.OO Bulk
meats-shOuders and clear rib sides, packed 44a6lh
Bacon shoulders 5,s; clear rib sides, 6as hams,
packed, 4a20 creamery. 2sa32 Eggs armer. 22aas;
lined, 16alS. Petroleum nOminally steady-refned,
714a7As. Coffee dull-Rio cargoes, ordinary fair
7AaS14 Sugar steady and quiet-A son, Ga; copper
refined firm, 1OaealOAa. Whisky steady, 1.19aI.2O
Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton
5-32d: -four. Is; grain. Sd: Receipts-aour. 2, $50
barrels wheat 1000 bushels corn. II 800 bushels:
corn. 900 bushels. Sales-wheat 247OOO bushels;
corn. $1,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO February s. 100 q. m-Wheat opened
weak and ruled heavy during the first hour May de-
Corn-May, 40 3-i8. Oats-May, 3Ias. Mess pork
opened 1Oc higher at go for May, rose to IL TO-
and Is now quoted at IL. 62A2 Lard-May, $50.
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temperance I'm District Schools.
DISCUSSION IN THE SENATE ON A REoUEs
FOR LEAVE TO PRINT


In the Senate to-day Mr. Blair asked for an
order to have printed 900 copies of the argu-
ment submitted to the committee on education
and labor in favor Of the bill to require that
public school pupils in the District shall be
taught the effects of alcoholic liquors upon the
physical system.
Mr. Morgan objected and moved reference
to the committee on printing.
After quite spirited debate as to the right OF
committees to have arguments or testimony
reported and printed, Mr.. Blair said the matter
he wanted printed was valuable, and it would
do the Senate good to read it. The bill, he said,
was favored, not by the grog-shops OF Washing
ton or their friends, but by that large conserva-
tive, Christian element which is opposed TO the
liquor traffic.
Mr.: Morgan said the rum shop men and
whisky-drinking men-and that no man
drank whisky or got drunk without doing
wrong-had as much right to be heard as any
lady or any clergyman. Harguments on various
questions were to be printed, let the doors be
opened; let all sides be heard.
Mr.. Blairs motion to print was adopted.
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Anairs in West Washington.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the regular
monthly meeting of the First Co-operative
Building association, OF West Washington. held
last night, IL being the forty-fifth monthly
81 per cent.
NO SCARLET FEvER.-Dr. James r. r.. APP
pleoyy, physician To the Industrial Home school
of West Washington stated TO a STAR reporter
this morning that there has not been a single
case OF scarlet fever at the above Institution az
has been reported.
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR
TRANSFER OF ORPHAN AsYLUM.--he trus-
tees OF the Alexandria orphan asylum held a
meeting last night, Hon. Lewis Mckenzie.
president, IN the chair, and T.. \. Leadbeater
agreed that application be made TO the legisia-
ture tor leave To transfer all the orphan ASYLUM
property TO the Alexandra infrmary III was
also directed that $500 be handed TO Miss Lucy
dorsey TO pay TO the Washington City orphan
asylum Tor the support OF six Alexandria or
phans kept for some time there.
A BRAVE Boys FUNERAL-Tbe funeral NJ
douglas Corse, young man nineteen years of
age, who was drowned in Florida, took place
from ST. Paul's church here this morning a
considerable number OF Washingtonians at
tended the last sad offices. Mr.. Corse lost his
lie In the attempt TO reach and reight a bea-
con, which had been extinguished by a storm
on the Florida coast
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A Lynchbarg Contracter Fails.

LYNcHBURG, VA, Feb. 3.-W. B. Snead, con-
tractor and builder of this city, has made an
are supposed to be about $50, 900. The assets,
1t Is said, win pay IS per cent of his liabilities
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Prof. Forbes ON Trial.

JUDGE MAC ARTHUR DEPRECATES THE PRAC-
T1CE OF PROCURING CONFESSIONS.
Lester Forbes, alias Prof. Forbes, charged
with the larceny of q diamond ring from Mrs.
Willis, on the 9th of November last, was tried
in the Criminal Court to-day. The procure
ment of the ring was admitted, and the princi-
pal evidence was that of q confession given by
Detective Cox. 1t was shown that Forbes was
under arrest, or in handouts, at the time. The
court took occasion to condemn the practice OF
officers obtaining confessions from prisoners; or
indeed conversing with prisoners as to the
crime charged.
oner. made the point that he case was not one
OF larceny, but a false pretense. The defendant
denied that he had any intention to appropri-
ate the ring to his own use, his purpose being
simply to get money to 60 to Florida and meet
an engagement.
The court said that the question was as to
whether he intended to convert 1t to his own
use; whether he intended to deprive Mrs. Willis
OF the ring permanently
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TARIFF BILL PROMISED SOON.
Representative Morrison said 20 a Sra

SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTI ARY.-Oscar
Turner, charged with petit larceny, second
ofense, was convicted In the Criminal Court
to-day and sentenced to Oh years in the peni-
Tertiary. He stole push cart Kate West a
colored woman, pleaded guilty to the larceny
OF $3.50 lace shawl from Calvin \ Mattoon Ia
day and was sentenced 70 one year at Albany
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General FOREIGN Newa.

LORD DUFFERIN IN BURMAH.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Lord Dufferin, viceroy of
India, has gone to Burmah to arrange for the
extension OF the British-Indian administration
to that kingdom.
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District Government Affairs.

HOW OILS SHOULD BE STORED.
The Commissioners have notified Messrs.
NicOlai Bros in reference to their application
for permission to erect q building on square
northwest OF No. 695 for the storage of certain
oils, &C., that after full consideration of the
subject the Commissioners conclude that the
only proper method of storing oil in large GUAM
titles is in suitable iron tanks, and accordingly
have decided that no permit should issue for
storage in barrels, as requested.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: William Smith,
erect q brick dwelling and store, Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sd and 4th streets southeast:
$4,000. G. Walker, erect q stable in alley in
rear Of Goth street, near X street: $780, John
NJ. Ruth, repair dwelling and store, 1712 7th
street northwest; 800.
MISCELLANEoUa,
The building inspector has notified Mr. T. E.
Roessle that he has submitted his verbal re-
quest for permit tor o canvas-way erected at
the H-street front of the Arlington hotel to the
Engineer Commissioner, who regards it as an
obstruction to travel on the sidewalk and liable
to cause accident Mr.. Roessle has been re-
quested to remove It.
ORA. =. A. King complains that his premises.
No. 2O2O 14th street, and adjoining premises
have been flooded by accumulated surface
water, owing to dumping of earth in the rear
blocking the drainage along the alley.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The commissioners have approved applfca-
tlons for retail liquor licenses from Charles Ia
Atwell and John IAully & Son.
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Burned to Death in Their Residence.
uel Williams, q farmer, about halt a mile north
OF Trenton village, was destroyed by fire this
morning. MIR. Williams and his wife were
burned to death.
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PERsoNAL-Gen. Jackson, United States
minister to Mexico, accompanied by his family
and number OF American friends is travel
ing through the state of Vera Crux.-W. p.
King, OF Washington, was in Jacksonville on
Monday.~p .Ls, Anmpnreys: q Ctncipnpu, and
the Ebbitt.-United States Consul General
Porch has arrived in the City Of Mexico.-J.A a.
Minott, OF New York. and AZ; w: Fuller, of Chi
tngton. arrived in San Francisco last thursday,
MIR. David A. Wells, the well-known tariff
GENERAL Hatton, Charles 3. Coon and Gar
diner G. Hubbard, OF Washington. were
Jas: Short and wife, Of Pittsburg, q. O. Packer
J: II DiWmick =, Donnelly and L. Manuel
A. Baker. OF Minneapolis, jno. A. Holman. q
Indisn9pqlt6 Mm. E@eFs9p, q springasld
/ n. J., J. NJ. Downing, Of Chicaao. B1mn Hcfsef
Ian and G: q. Walbridge, Of ST. Charles, Geo. &
Dennis: 81 Masyiand, 4. PAGE, 81 Qswego =
timQre, are ct WJllard,a. .
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Imported chean Labor.
EIGHT CARLOADS OF MIGRANTS BROUGHT
TUE uR0roNS

EIGHT CAHLOADS OF EMIGRAN1S BR0UGHT1NTV
THE COKE REGIONS.
MOUNT PLEASANT, PA, Feb. ga train Of
eight emigrant coaches containing 50 imported
laborers left Connellsville at midnight. Dele
cations were dropped at Summit and Valley,
and the remainder brought to Standard. They
were met by police escort and part Of them
put in house, while the remainder occupied
to go near them. An attempt will be made to
put them to work to-day.
Reports received at noon to-day from the
Standard works indicate that the foreign inn
portation which arrived at an early hour this
morning has already gone on strike.
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THoMAs E. wAeeANAS :, r...,. .,,.,o....

TT>HOMAs E WAGGAMAN,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
zeal HsTATEE, KN9WN AZ S PREMIsEs No
T5ssE STREET. SoRTH@EsT: " WAsHf NC
BY virtue S deed q trust recorded in eer
cords of the District of Columbia and at the :4
quest of the party secured thereby, we the UNDER
Of the premises, on FRIDAY, the TWELFTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1886, FIVE(5 O'CLOCK
rolls subdivision Of original Lot numbered one rs in
square numbered five hundred and sevenIy-ve 1879
that part to the United States
of the land records Of said District of Column
ba.? And also ali that part Of Lot numbered eight
north line OF said Lot five and between said north
line of said Lot and public alley, being the par
GELS OF ground and conveyed with the excep-
tee. by deed recorded in Liber No 1877 folio 395
seq. of the Land Records ofthe District of Columbia
Gunnand and Others building committee Of the Gruh
Xerein, OF Washington, D. G.. recorded in Iiber No:
SIP folio S52 Of the Land Records Of the District OF
Hitz aud others to William Lewis recorded among
the Land Records of the District Of Columbia-im-
oS anS
taurant."
The terms Of sale: one-third cash. and the balance
notes of the purchaser with interest six per cent
per annum: interest payable semi-annualy principal
Of w Be- Of
chaser at the time Of sale All cOnveyancing at the
cost Of purchaser. An taxes and assessments day
sale be complied with within ten days from day
of sale. otherwise the property will be resod the
ve days the EssSns ss
w. J. MILLER, AFussee1
aSOd&dS 4S6 Louisiana ave. n.w.,J
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
U. s. 4las 1891 coupon 1121a bid ll2a. asked q. 8.
4s. coupon, l24 bid. 124A asked. q. s. As, regis
tered, 124 bid 1241 asked. Washington and George
town R. r. stock. 100 bid. Metropolitan K r. STOCK.
97 bid lO1 asked Washington Gas. 3s bid, AZ ask ed
Riggs Ins, 6s bid, IA asked. Second National Bank
ITO bid Great Falls Ice, 1O2 bid. Real Estate Title
Insurance, 1O1 bid, lO1s4 asked. Penn. TEL Co., 40
bid, SO asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel Co., 631a bid
65l4 asked. w. L. l.. frst mort bonds, rs bid. 90
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THE NEW PENSION BUILDING.-Gen. M. C
Meigs, the supervising architect and engineer
of the new Pension building, in his report tor
the month Of January to the Secretary Of the
lack of funds. During the cold weather the
building has been heated by the expenditure OF
only sixty per cent of the heating power. and
that for only one day was the four engines
needed, three being found sufficient.
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PARIS. Feb SHARON Artaud Haussman,
who was arrested yesterday for attempting to
murder Count Montauzan, has been pro-
nOunced insane.
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0W The ON Shot up seventy Feet.

LIMA, OHIO, Feb. 3.-The largest oil well In
the Ohio field was developed yesterday on the
Moore and Brotherton territory. Oil shot into
tools were withdrawn. They were replaced to
keep the Oil down. This well will exceed 100
barrels per day.
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RANGE OF THE THHRMoxnrHR.-TheA nalov.
Ing were the readings ct the signal cf{ice today:
e.n.. 2s.Q; AM. 1913; II anas 1877: 3 PM,
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No INEoRMATIoN has been received at the
War department of the reported surrender OF
Chief Geronimo, although an unconditional
surrender is expected
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. AND NINE SELDEN, 1921 18TH 81. N. w.
II Established 1855. Special treatment for ladies'
remedies prompt and reliable: advice and conf
dental; terms reasonable. Call or write ia222ws
Mrs. DR. ]. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR
AVA geon and Chiropodst and Manicure, late of Bos-
ton Corns. %
Beautiful Nails make beautiful hands. Offices 1922
ST. NV, Washington, DC: 16 9TH av., NY. ja2:S-m
hR WHITE son, PHYSIOLOGICAL ROOT
IL SPECIALLSTS, l4l6 Penna. avenue, Washing
ton, and IL y. kuiaw ST.. Baltimore. Their fee Isl
ence thereby enabling the treating of extreme cases
with success. and the advice given be strictly
observed their treatment of Corns FrOStbte
Diseased Nails and other foot ailments affords
great amOu nj OF permanent relief. jazz
MI RS. NJ. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
V1 AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
is at home, 11I4 9TH where will be pleased
10 meet her many friends and patrons j5-lm*
MADAME PAYN
AA1 MANICURE AND SURG EON CHIROPODIST
ROOMS AND 9. VERNON ROW,
tyS 945 Pennsylvania ave
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REMOVAL NJ GOV. FORAKER.
Cimcfnnatt's Police Cosnmissaoners
Turned Out % once.


Turned Ont % once.
Special Dispatch 10 T,fx EVENING srAR
COLUMBUS OHIO Feb. S.-The governor this
noon issued his order removing the board OF
police commissioners of Cincinnati. In giving
his reasons Cor their removal the governor says
that all OF the commissio ners do admit the
charges nre'srrsd that MSnA'l Mullen
Mullen being known 20 the governor uas
pearing that Jas. q. White and Others, known 10
the governor TO be men OF notorious bad
character. and holding places on Tire force"
the governor, therefore, on these charges atone.
and disregarding the requests FOR further delay,
removes from their Offices OF police comm .
doners OF Cincinnati the said Morton l.. Haw-
kins. Julius Reise, and VIII A.stevens.
The Senate.
tcoNrrNUKD FROM FIRST EprrroNf
Mt. Morgan submitted a motion that until
further orders the Senate would take a recess
each day from o. $50 p. m The matter was
referred Ia the committee on rules.
Inc senate then proceeded TO the considern-
ton OF bills on the calendar under the Anthony
or anve minute" rule, and passed "a number OF
At O'Clock the Dakota bill was placed he
fore the Senate, and Mr. Logan took the door.
District in Congress.
BILLS BEFORE THE LABOR SUBCOMMITTEE.
The labor subcommittee OF the House Dis
trict committee had the bin to incorporate the
SAherlcah university Tor the blind, and the bi
20 promote anatomical science and prevent the
observation OF graves In the District, under
consideration to-day.
Capitol Topfcs.
PROSPECTS OF THE NATIONAL BANK CIRCULA.
TON BILL.
IL Is not likely that the wilkins bin ube old
Mcpherson bin to increase bank circulation by
allowing national banks 90 issue up 20 the fun
amount OF their deposit. which was agreed 20 by
the banking and currency committees. will ever
be called up In the House. Mr. Miller the chafr-
man OF the committee. is at work on n minority
report, and IL Is likely that whenever n suitable
measure Is formulated the committee will adopt
IL as substitute. Mr.. Miller says that the fact
Is that the banks have been and are ssill with
drawing their circulation, and the purpose OF
the committee is to formulate some measure
tnat Will prevent this contraction Of the cur
rency. The Mcpherson bill will not effect this
ana IL was reported only with the view OF hold
Ing place on the calendar until something
A TARIFF BILL PROMISED SOON
Representative Morrison said 70 a STAR 10
porter to-day that the ways and means com.
mitfee was getting along pretty well with tarifY
matters and IL would not be a very long time
before they would be ready to report a bin.
Many OF the members I'm the House are anx-
lous that the question should be kept warm
and are impatient to have IL brought before the
House The statement that the democrats are
inclined TO let the matter sit out of sight Is de-
nied by Leading tariff reformers, who claim
that there is no doubt about the passage OF a
bill which viii be an important revision Of the
tariff. WV
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BErwEES Ew YORK AND HAVE
Company's Pier, No. AZ North River foot of Marion
street, New York. - >~,sS~>
% Sermain Traub. "Wednesday. Feb. 10. Gam
- laurent, de Joassehn, "Wednesday, Feb ia am
AmeriqGe, Santeti, "wednesday. Feb "a 10 a m
canada. Padel, "Wednesday, March 3. 8 ,. N.
Checks payable on sight, in amounts TO suit on the
B&nque Transatiantique OF Paris. Louis M Rts
BlAN, Agent. No Bowling Green, New York
Messrs BELL Il CO., Agents for the Miss riot of
Columbis, l437 Pennsy ivanis avenue. -
70 Washtno.on m ~
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II Y I| 1. i s : =

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tor is made expressly Tor the cure Of arrangements
OF the provocative organs Whenever any debility Of
the continuous stream Of electricity permeatin9
through the paSts must restore them 70 healthy &C.
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fsas Of use have tested It, and thousands Of cures
are tesuaed 10 Weakpes nom Indiscretion In
capacity Lack Of vigor stertlity-n fact any trouble
OF these Organs b cured. Do not confbund this with
electric hss advertised to cure ell ILLS rom head q
zoe TINS y fog the oNK specified purpose For cir
cnisrs giving aan Information address
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I1au1D BRnAD
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MEDICAL, &c.


IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADIC-TED THAT
= DR. BROTHE Frs is the oldest Established adver-
Using Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies,
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS, 9O6 B st. s.w
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar TO
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i3-1m<
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Il ST. 5. W.. appeared before me and made oath that
he IS the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city, and VIII guarantee in all cases of private
disease OF men and furnish medicine, no charge;
consultation and advice free any hour during the
day. Subscribed and sworn before me by DR..
BROTHERS. SAMUEL &. MILLS, Notary Public
In and for the D. of c.. this I'D day of July, 1885
films
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NRs RARpouRs CoNDIxxou Cn1zIcAD.-NFs.
Barbour'e condition to-day = very unfhyosohIe,
still IN . heavy stupor. HON which the phySi-
clans 0bd Il d101ou1t % arouse her.
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FINANCIAL AND ComxRRcrA1
Ndns6
O. 1900

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 D. m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to ii. H. Dodge $50 18th street:
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A NEW CLUB HOUSE PRoPosED.-The Cos
mos club purchased yesterday the property
III and 1516 streets, and belongtnG to the estate
and formerly the restdepce Of Admiral Wilkes.
Be ntted up Or che puiposs Of the club durine
the coming e9mmeF. AboQt $4,000, u Il ex-
pe0eds VIII be s4ent 81 erst, ana further
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rU a ID L E.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIy-
ERPOoL- CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
From Per No. 40, n. H., New York
GAJLIA.-------Sat., Feb. GAJLIA---....Sat Meh q
AURASIA-.--ssat-. Feb. ID AURASIA.... sat- Mch rs
OREGON Sat, FEB. 20 OREGON. sat- Mch 70
S1.syIA-.------sat, Feo ~ Sat- Mich %
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PAssAGE:-Cabin. $50, $50 and SlOO ac
eerdi1S To accommodations Intermediate passage $50
SleeraSe at very low rates Steerage tickets and
nom Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Ut
Europe at lowest rates.
through bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
sIeAntwerp, and other ports the Continent and
soI 3sdilerralean ports.
for reishf and Passage apply at The company Office
10 towing Green. both steeTage and cabin TO OTIS
biSkL.N Co. 800 sth street. Washington d. C.
VERNON u. BROWN 4 Co. New York.
4essrs OTIS EIGEIOW L Co,
u 006 9TH street. Washington,