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THE GREAT EJECrMENT SUIT, INyoLvrxo
NEATLY TWO MILLION ON TRIAL

NEARLY TWO MILLION. ON TRIAL.
W1IKEsBARRE, PA, Feb. pa special term
OF the common pleas court opens here this Al.
ternoon with Judge Alfred Hand, OF Scranton
on the oench Tor the trial of the celebrated land
suit of Derringer art Coke The case is an
eyectment suit brought by Calhoun Derringer
OF fhlladelphia. against Hon. Eckley ID. Coke
OF Drlfton 10 recover possession OF lao acres
OF coal land I'm Sugar Loaf township Luzerne
county, together with many valuable collieries
ana buildings, which are valued at nearly 81
ooo,ooO. Franklin Il. Gowen will be leading
counsel for Coke and ex-Judge Harding OF this
city, ana Clarence Derringer. of Washington.
IL. u, VIII appear tor the plaintiff. All the par.
Ties interested in the case arrived here dis
morning.
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Qua GUARANTEE
There are enough people in Washington at present
who know the reputation and standing of the r. w.
BELL MFG. CO.. of Buffalo, n. Y, to make it almost
superfuous in to claim for ourselves HONESTY
andINTEGRITY in the manner in which we distrib-
ute presents to the buyers of the famous Mchaud Fills
Freres FRENCH VILLA SOAP
Ifyou do not know the K w. BELL MFG. CO. ask
your banker grocer they will any of them tell
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to all others In our line of business
Is it guarantee TO see such names as the cee-
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largest soap msnufacturersin the world the Meriden
Britannia Company. of Meriden, Conn, the largest
silverplate company in this country: the worldre-
nowned White Sewing Machine Company; the noted
Wilcox and White Organ Company o, Meriden, Conn:
the Kur,zmann Piano Manufacturers. of Buf1alos
weare using all these manufacturers goods By adj
dressing any of the above companies you can obtain
any information q to quantity quality and price OF
our presents.
In making the contracts for and selecting our pres
their standard of merit and qualities were more
largely considered than their cost to u.s. and our ar
rangenents with the makers in every case are
nish noue but frstclass goods
No Lottery Methods or Devices Of Drawing are
adopted but the strctest mpartaty will be observed
and the list distributed exactly in the order it is ar
| ranged IN our circular.
Our whole method being devised for the purpose oil
introducing French Villa Soap to the favorable con
sideration OF all, deem it but Justice its SUPE
RIOR QUALITIES t. give with it articles for its con
sumers which may for q long time hereafter be as
show card in It's patrons possession. calling theil
attention, and those within their household. to tne
Monarch OF All" FRENCH VILLA SOAP ASK
your grocer for French Villa Soap. save your wrap
pera FISH
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kilograms to The Star.
THE WESTERN RAILROAD WAR
PlOn PlOn'S Plea for the Orleans Princes.
A ST. LOUIS GIRL USES A WHIP.
Fire in the Ottawa Parliament Build .aga


CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-The railways out OF this
city, extending to the Missouri river, open-
ly selling rst-class limited tickets 10 san Fran
cisco, in connection with the Burlington aud
MISSOURI Rio Grande. Union Pacific roads
Tor $40 and second-class limited for So The
same rates are quoted In connection with the
Atchison and Santa Fe road, though In the
case OF the latter company the fun rate 10
imposed and a rebate allowed the traye Ter ON
reaching San Francisco.
DENVER, Col, Feb. 23.-The AtchIson, To
peka and Santa Fe. and the Denver and Rio
Orande railroad companies yesterday reduced
passenger rates 10 Oregon and Washington Ter
rltory points 10 meet the cut announced by the
Union Pacific aud Northern Pacific companies
on saturday. They also reduced the Ogden
ana salt Late City rate from $50 to SIS. max.
Ing IL the same a. the rate 10 san Francisco.
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Tt-scr-s TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
O-LA OFFICE OF CUR.
CASH DISCOUNT FOR 80 DAYS


CASH DISCOUNT FOR 30 DAYS
HardSroods 10 per cert Off market prices
Georgia Flooring 10 per cent Off marke ct prices
Georgia Dimension ~ per cent OF market prices
Virginia Jois,s 10 per cent of market prices.
Virginia Flooring per cent of market prices
Virginia W aiiscoting 10 percent oil market prices
Virginia Partition 10 per cent of market prices.
White Pine Shelving per cent off mari 81 or ,ces
White Pine Casing per cent OF market prices
prices
Having made arrangements for all my mill WORT. in
Guiding sash. Doors, Blinds Mouldings and Trim
mings, am prepared to give yoI figures on all wood
material required in building and Will estimate te
building " SAY
Hoping to share part of your orders will endeavor
10 pleas. you In quality and promptness
- WM. r MCLEAN
60 18th and streeta
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Is to commence at the Potomac river, at
the LOOT OF u or 9th street northwest:
thence along q street TO 18th street; thence
along I1th street TO the south side of the
grounds Of the Army. Navy and State depart
ment; thence through the said grounds, as the
engineer In charge of said grounds may APP
prove, to 10th street: thence along 18th street
TO ID street; thence along street to Maryland
avenue; thence along Maryland avenue Ia 18th
street northeast, returning along Nary land
avenue to the Greene statue. TO c street, &C.,
DC. The District Commissioners have recently
expressed themselves decidedly in favor of the
HAT rail, which this company proposes to use,
for all street railroads.
Capitol Topics.
TO QUIET THE FEARS OF HONEST LAND CLAIM.
ANTS.
The bill to confirm entries of lands heretofore
made under the land laws of the United States,
reported to-day by Senator Van Wyck from the
Senate committee on public lands, provides
that any entry heretofore made in conformity
with the rules, regulations and decisions of the
general land office at the time shall be ad-
judged in the same manner as If said rules,
regulations and decisions had not been re.
versed or modified; provided, that such entry
must nave been made in good faith and no
charges OF fraud have been made against the
same. The report of the committee on this bill
embodies letter to Senator Van Wyck from
81 nave the honor to inform you that the prin'
ciple Of the bill is well recognized in the prac
tice and decisions of this office and depart
ment."
THE DEMOCRATIC PRoTECTIoNIsTs
in the House stand upon about the same
grounds with relation to the tariff bill, as they
did to the one voted down last year. Policy
will, it is thought, lead them to adopt a differ
ent method of attacking ii. however. The fact
that the party is committed. by its national
platform, to a revision of the tariff, would make
it dangerous 10 have their attack appear TO be Q
war on tariff legislation in general; and instead
of striking at the enacting clause AT once, As
before. they will attempt TO effect their purpose
by amendments. The Pennsylvania delegation
will stand together in the defense of pig iron
and MIR. Randall will probably have something
of the same following he did in the last Con
gress.
NOTES.
Mr.. DOlph to-day presented In the Senate a
memorial from the legislature of Washington
Territory, setting forth that the territory has a
population of $4,000 and all other requisi' es
OF statehood, and urging that it be admitted tC
the Union.
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, is confined to his
rooms at the Ebbitt with severe cold, and
hence the question OF abrogating Chinese trea
ties was not taken up in the Senate to-day. Mr.
Mitchell will bring il up the first opportunity.
Senator Vest, who has been very ILL., rested
well last night and is decidedly better to-day.
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Governments Building. Damaged.
SERIOUS EIRE AT OTTAWA

A.
OTTAWA, ONT. Feb. 23.-At a late hour last
night a serious fire broke out in the Western
oiock OF the parliament buildings, occupied by
the marine and fisheries and agricultural de.
partments. The fire is supposed To have started
IN room where coal and waste paper were
kept Ihe extent OF the damage by fire, smoke
and water will reach several thousand dollarx
IL Is feared that some valuable records In the
marine and patent offices have been DESTROYED
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ffSS- CENTRAL UNION MISSION, 900
800; PENNSYLVANIA ave, series of special Gospel
services EVERY NIGHT. 100, conducted by the
pastors of the city, TONIGHT Tuesday, Rev. A
IOIORRJ Nv "wednesday NIGHT, Rev. ]. q. Bur
LER, OF Memorial Lutheran church. Short Gospel
IAHs Brief Testimonies Moody and Sankey Songs.
God Is continuing bless and all no call uDor
prayer service at IL o'clock lt*
Tf<Ss WOMANS CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
- Union.-A Getting Will be held TON ORROW.
at Central Union Mission 9O9 Pennsylvania ave n W.
az ib'. p NJ under the auspices of the Department
OF hygiene and Heredty Inter eSlng and Instructive
PiosIanL fuouc cordially invited. Its
E.sSs NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-THFl co
80 partnership of ETHERIDGE Il YARD
LEY heretofore existing between has this Odd day
OF eDriary, 1856 been dissolved by mutual consent
All deDtS due by or owing the said firm will be set
tIeu Dy Joseph w. Etheridge. Charles YardIey will
conduct the same business the old stand 10th
ST. J. w F'CIiERID,.E
~ CHAS. YARDLEY.
E-yrHs GRAND DIVISION s. OF r. D. c.
ia Officers and members will assemble, in the
lecture room of the Vermont ave- Christian church
al go pm. WEDNESDAY, February "a to attend
the funera services of our late Grand Chaplain AS
W. BEpE by order J. X. BRIDGE, G. S. Its
ffsyS THE CLERKS EARLY CLOSING AS
- SOClATlON, organized for the purpose of
o'clock D. H. will meet at Cosmopolitan HALL corner
Sth and T. sts. NV, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb.
rnary -, at $50 p. IN.
123-Zt+ VIM. H. DANIEL, President
Hr%s DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HORTICIJI-
- TRIAL SOCIETY.
Inc annual meeting Will be held WEDNESDAY
EN EN IT, 2Ith inst. at German Hall, Cos 18th st
NV, a. . O'Clock. when the election of officers Will he
Secretary. f1:3-lt*
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FIVE FIREMEN sCALDED AND TWO KILLED
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.-As the steamship
Marlposa, which arrived here yesterday AFTER.
noon. was leaving Honolulu on February l4th.
Two tubes In the boiler room became disjointed,
aha I'VE nremen were struck 10y scalding water
ana steam. John Whitemarsh and Richard
carroll were Killed. Thomas Hanson, IL IN be.
lieved, was fatally scalded. The two Others
were slightly injured.
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New Post Office Inspectors.

New Post once inspectors.
THE NAMES OF TWENTY-oNE APPoINTEEs AN
NOUNCED.
AS the result of the recent special examina-
ton, held at the civil service rooms, of candi-
dates for appointment as post Office inspectors,
the following have received the usual proba-
tionary appointment for six months out OF the
seventy-scven persons who entered the exami-
nation: Walter c. Boykin, Augusta, Ga; Chas,
J: Brown, Omaha, Neb.; Henry Chase, Augusta,
Me; l.. Z. Clark, Boston, Mass; Geo. +. Dame,
Newport. n; a.; Chas. r. Darby, Barnesville,
Ed ertgr sIeSfGe1 Eeoar hap p
Ga; ii. j. German, Gloucester City, N. j.; j. A.
Mcdonald, Wiiilamantic, Conn; George Mason,
ton, Del; V. q. Moore, kerneysvile, w. Va:
Louis Newberger, Warsaw, Ind; Eugene Par
Sell, Flint, Mich; S: II; Royal, Palatka, Fla;
brooklyn, n. y; Thos. Stlvers, Leavenworth,
KAN; j. u. Williamson, Tuscaloosa, Ala. There
will be other appointments announced in q few
days taken from the same list OF candidates.
he pay is d first 81, 200 per year and 81 per
day for expenses, and after six months the
yearly pay is $1,000.
DECISION IN LONG PENDING CAsE.-ln
the Court in General Term this morning the
case OF VIM. Wall against Bushrod Robinson
which was reargued last week, was decided,
Chief Justice Cartier delivering the opinion, re-
versing the decree below and affirming the au-
dltOr's report. The case has been pending about
eleven years and was brought TO settle the
partnership account, and the Equity Court,
Judge uaSner, made u decree Tor the complain
ant Tor S2l 700, which will give him, with in
tefeSt, S3l 900. This Is now reversed, and Will
reduce the amount, including interest, 10 about
$4,000. An appeal to tile United States SUI
preme Court WAS noted. =
On TRIAL FOR Observation-Disclosures trial of
Robert Orr aud Frank Gallagher for man.
slaughter, in killing Stephen Tyrrell on the
21st oi July, 1851, by beating him on the head
and face-the first named as as principal and
the other as accessOry-was called In the Grim
inal Court this morning and the trial pro.
ceeded-Messrs. w. A. Cook and T.. p. Phelps
Tor Orr, and Messrs. l.. u. Hine and Campbell
Darlington tor Gallagher.
THE MERCHANT TAILORs' BANQUET. - The
Merchant TailOrs' Exchange OF this city gave
its second annual dinner at Weicker's last even
ing. The gentlemen who responded TO tOasts
were ]. H. Moriarty, !. Saks and Henry Turner,
and John j. Mitchell, OF New York; Charles e.
Hyde and Geo. w. Matthews, OF Chicago.
THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIoN.--At q
meeting Of the colored citizens OF the old sew
enth legislative district the following were
elected delegates to the convention that will be
held ON Monday, April LIST, at Fishers Hall, In
West Washington, for the purpose Of electlng
chief marshal for the emancipation celebration
April 18th: Vim. II. Barker, g. L. Joy aud Rob.
holiday, aiternates, Ben. Qualls and =. II. Lee.
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FINED FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afternoon
on 32d street near Grace, crowd OF small boys
were annoying William Dick, who finally threw
a piece OF brick into the crowd which struck
William Sturgis on the head. This morning
Judge smell fined Dick five dollars
CATTLE MARKET.-Sales of live stock at Dro-
yers Rest yesterday are reported by Tavenner
Bros. As follows:-SO cattle up and sold Best at
IA; common al pa TO 334. as sheep and lambs.
sheep at Az TO 5i2; lambs at 5la TO 81. 10 COWS
and calves from go TO S45. Market quite
brisk
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Nominations by the President.
The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day:
Charles +. Wilkins, to be register of the land
office at Benson. MINI.
John Woessner, of Texas, now vice consul at
Salillo, to be consul of the United States at that
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

Forty-two Chinese were driven out of Oregon
City, Oregon, yesterday morning by mob Of
white men, who placed them on board .
steamer and sent them TO Portland
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Fire Near BalsivuOre.

BALTIMORE, Feb. PA large three-story
barn belonging to James Vaughn, three miles
north OF Baltimore, WAS destroyed by fire early
this morning, together with a Quantity OF
dairy machinery. Damages %, 900; Insured.
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

CLIFTON, = l., Feb. 23.-Frederick White, az
the firm of W hite, Morris & Co., bankers No q
Wall street. New York, died suddenly In his
carriage this morning when leaving his home
on staten Island. He was presidential elecfoV
for President Cleveland froIn the first district n
this state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

ST. Louis, Feb. 23.-Mrs. Wall. colored of
East Carondelet, H., left Ler six-months-old
haoy In the care of her other children yester-
oay while she went out. The children lighted
paper 10 amuse the baby and set the house
ahre. The mother, alarmed by the screams OF
her older children, hurried home TO ind the
mouse In flames. Shrieking franucally she
tried to plunge into the burning buildine. hut
was restrained by neighbors. When the
charred body of the infant was finally ne.
covered the mother was a raving maniac.
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MOUNT PLEASANT, PA, Feb. 23.-The coke
strike is virtually over and the black smoke Is
purlng from hundreds OF oven mouths between
Mount Pleasant and Uniontown. The Hunga-
rians last night decided 10 go TO work until
wednesday, when they will stop II their coun-
trymen not released The Hungarian n.
ganization has gone To pieces
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THE GALENA PUT IN QUARANTINE.-The
U. 5. ). Gaena. Lieutenant Commander Ches-
ter, arrived at Key West from Aspinwall Mon
day. She had case of yellow fever aboard
eighteen days ago. The man is now well, and
the ship has been thoroughly disintected, but
the board OF health restricts communication
with her, and ordered the ship to the quaran,
tine station
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General Foreign News.

LONDON, Feb. 23.-The steamer Harrox tBr.l
from New York, February 9TH, for London, was
passed In latitude 45 north, longitude 40 west,
with main shaft broken. The steamer Ment-
more (Br.), Capt Boucher, on her way from
Baltimore to Liverpool, spoke the disabled YES
sci and offered her assistance, but IL was de.
clined. Capt. RendIe said he intended to reach
London under sail, II possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

ft--SY-s DR. SONNENSCHMIDT HAS RE
49, moved his Office and residence to No. 1907
IL St NV, fronting New York ave. 12-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

if-rSs DENTAL NoTICE-DH E r. RUST,
lJ--lA having returned from Europe, will resume
the practice OF his profession. Office, 1911 Pennsy
vaiilA ave- n.w fs-lm1
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-lnternal
revenue, S639, 914: customs, S731, $40.
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HOrsewhipped by . Young Lady.
4 ST. LOUIS GIRL PROMPTLY AND EFFECTIVELY
RESENrS AN INSULT


ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-About 7:3O o'clock last
evening, in front of the residence Of ey-Council-
man James Garvin, 2315 Chestnut street. the
spectacle was presented OF young man being
horsewhipped by an enraged young lady. The
arms OF the youth upon whom the punishment
was being Inflicted were held tightly behind
him by a somewhat smaller, but extremely
muscular boy. The young lady WAS Miss Ella
Garvin; the young man was Harry n. Snyder. q
buyer for the l.. NJ. Rumsey Manufacturing
company, and the boy was Arthur Garvin the
twelve-year-old brother OF the young lady.
Alter a short struggle, Snyder broke away and
started to run, but was met just as he step
ping on TO the sidewalk by a friend OF the
young lady, and he was again caught and held
and suffered a still more severe punishment
Miss Garvin makes the following statement
"Snyder insuited me, so walked into the house
and just happened to see that new buggy whip
and L picked IL up and went To the front door
and told him to apologize. He said he would mt
and 1 whipped him. L think gave him .
pretty good horse whipping, and am glad OF &c,
except that broke the whip"
The Strike NJ the Mccormick Works.
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-It was rumored at the
Mccormick Reaper works this morning that is
probable the lockout would be speedily
ended. 1t was decided by the men 10 send .
committee composed OF three metal workers
and two moulders to visit Mr.. Mccormick -
try and adjust the difference existing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER j. A.
Emanuel has been ordered to duty at the Della
ware River Iron works.
REsIGNED.-LieutenantL Lewis E. Bixler has
resigned from the navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

ARMY ORDERs.-Captain William Mitchell,
so infantry, having been found by an army re-
firing board incapacitated for active service,
has been granted leave of absence until further
orders; Second Lieutenant +. w. Ellis, signal
corps has been appointed Inspector OF certain
Va, for which Second Lieutenant James
MITCHELL, Signal corps. is responsible; the leave
OF FIRST Lieutenant William r. Abercrombie,
"a infantry, has been further extended one
month; leave of Acting Assistant Surgeon II.
+. FINLEY, has been extended one month with
out pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

PERsoNAL.-Col. Lamont has returned from
a short visit to his home in New York;. w.
Knott, OF Ohio, Fl. X. Thurber of New York,
W. T. McMichael, OF New Jersey, George A.
tearn and family and ]. NJ Wiley, of New
YORK, are at Willards-The coudition of DIR.
a. 1: T. Garnett, jr., who has been very ill since
iitsJ August, Is now SO critical that the family
Is ptecluded from al. participation in social
ahairs.-tev. Thomas Skidmore, of Detroit,
ana w. B. PlemOns, of Texas, are at the Metro
polltan.-Sergeant-at-A I.eedom, who has
been i'll tor several weeks, has recovered suf-
hclently to resume his duties at the House,
Gen. Felix Angus, of the Baltimore american,
and wife are at the Airing ton.-United States
Minister jackson read an address and Joaquin
Miller poem at the celebration of Washing
tons birthday in the city of Mexico yesterday.
heroine Allen, of New York, VIM. L. Shell
don, OF Boston, secretary OF the National Edu-
cation association, Geo. \. Plimpton, of New
York, j. w. Dickinson, of Boston, Horace Petit,
OF Philadelphia, b. H. Hinsdale, of Cleveland,
and Jas. NJ. Brown, of Toledo. are at the
Ebbitt.-The widow of the late Bishop Simp-
son, or Philadelphia, is at the Riggs.-Minis-
ter Phelps reception in London last night, in
honor Oh Washingtons birthday, was largely
attended.-Mr.J J. William Black, of the Johns
Hopkins University, is in town spending a few
days with his friend Mr.. John b. Daish, 1909
10Th street.-Mr. George Montague, president
OF the Second National Bank of New York, is
visiting Mr. VIM. Brough, Farragut Square,
Prot. William a. Rogers, of Mass, is at the Ma
tiOnal.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE LIGHT HOUSE SER
VICE.-The Secretary of the Treasury to-day
made the following appointments in the light
house service: James Gardner. to be assistant
Keeper at Egmont Key. Fla; Elias ]. Wilson, TO
he second assistant keeper at Assateague, Va.
ana William c. Williams, to be second assistant
keeper at Boon Island, Me-
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IHE TELEPHONE SUIT.-Soiicitor General
Ioode said to-day that nothing has yet been
settled as to the time and place OF instituting
the suit. TO test the validity of the Bell tele-
phone patents. 1t is expected that the papers
VIII be filed before the end OF the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

A number OF Senators presented to-day me
MORALS OF the Society of Friends, urging Con
gress to promote, by legislation, the establish
ment OF an international tribunal of arbitra
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-23

TErS PERSONS DESIRING SAFE INSUR-
D ance protection for their families or as an
Investment, would do we'll examine merits
of the Mutual Lite Insurance Company of New York
before insurng elsewhere 1t is the largest Insurance
Company in the world by many millions its dividends
greater, and its policies the liberal writ
ten. No restrictions TO Army Navy officers. Call
and will show you Actual Results, not mi5ead you
by wild estimates.
r K. CRALLE. Special Agent,
H-1m 1924 + street Ii.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-10-06
Suggestions to Farmers.

Farmers who desire to purchase pure and re-
liable FERTILIZERS for wheat and grass, at a
low price, will consult their interest by com
municating with Captain Charles G Snead, OF
Richmond, Va.
His FLAMINGO GUANO is a natural bone
phosphate with ammonia it is fine. drv and
drills well; has fine reputation, having given
grand results in the production Of wheat and
grass, and in the improvement Of the soil.
The LIEBIG ANNOTATED is special
preparation for wheat. by DR.. Liebig; and with
his long experience in the manufacture Of fertil-
izers 1t IS not surprising that his guano, which
bears his name, should produce such wonderful
results.
=, AGENTS wanted in every county in the
oIate. senl-Rt