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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-02-15

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child. she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss. she clun toCastoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
ENGLIsA FREE-TRADERs DOUBT.
Not at All Certain that Free Trade @
Amerlca would Benefits Emglead.

America would Bemeftt Emgieads
Special Cable DisIatch to THk EVENING STAB
LONDON, Sept l2.-Nobody hereoappears 10 have
heard OF the existence OF such paper ms the En-
giish Iron area, quoted In a republican campaign
circular as saying: "The Golden Club Is trying TO
raise large sum OF money TO be spent In further.
ing the free-trade propaganda In the United
States Lord Brassey has given 1000 pounds
Others less and the hat Is going around" Ger
tainly IL is not mentioned In the latest press
directories. OF course, there Is no truth In the
statement that the Golden Club IL raising money
10 further free trade In the United States on the
question whether the adoption OF free trade by
other nations would be beneficial or not 10 En-
gland. the members OF the Golden club are DIVIDED.
Many think and believe the opinion Is shared by
that eminent free-trader, Mongredieu, that ED-
gland will be positively benefited by being the
only free-trade nation. The current number of
Iron has no reference 10 the American tartn. In
deed the English trade papers generally seldom
refer TO the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
TURIN,S ROYAL WEDDING.
A Picturesque and lupos,ux scene

TURIN, Sept 12-The marriage OF the duke q
AosCa and the Princess Letita Bonaparte was cele-
brated yesterday with great pomp. After the
wedding, when all the royalties had assembled,
with black mass OF 100000 people forming the
Background, the scene was picturesque and enec-
tive. Upon the arrival OF the bride twelve bands
played Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" The
eagles The train was white and silver. A cap
tive balloon, covered with roses, and bearing tho
initials OF the couple, noated over the scene. All
the guests attended the state banquet and a gala
operatic performance The city was illuminated
in the evening. Louis kossuth out OF gratitude
for Napoeonic help 10 the struggle for the freedom
OF Hungary, teiegraphed his CONGRATULATIONS 70
Prince Jerome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

FARGO, DAK., Sept IA big buffalo bull was
killed miles from Oakes IN Central Dakota yes
terday. IL was alone and was supposed TO have
wandered from the usual feeding rounds though
three or four buffalo have for several years been
reported In the foothills between the James and
Missouri Rivers In the counties OF Logan aud En-
ers0a, which are sparsey settled. IL was killed
by three men after hard aght. ft weighed about
LOO pounds and Is one OF the largest killed In
Dakota In many years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
Murdered by Nez Percea.
A MINER TIRE AcHERoUsLY SHOT WHILE sIKEPNe-
Hfs COMPANION ESCAPES.

HELENA, MONT, Sept f2.-The murder OF John
Rombaugh by two Nez Perces Indians has just
been reported TO this city. ROmDaugb, with
Frank D. JacQuette, left Corvallis on August 2S,
for Mineral Point, where they were employed In q
mine. They had reached Diiisr Greek, In Mlssoula
County, when they met two Indians. komoaugh
and JacQuette, after camping Tor the night went
70 sleep. when JacQuette was aroused oy o shot
He ieaped 20 his feeI and saw the Indians stand
ing over Rombaughs body. After wandering
through the mountain Tor several days JacQaette
reached the mining camp, VIII ere he orgAnneo
posse, who are now pursuing the Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
PEAL ESTATE OFFICE OF
~ NJ NJ ROHRER,
tEstshlished 1850

R EAL ESTATE OFFICE OF
- NJ NJ hOHRER,
NEstsbltshed lS66l
3o2 East Capitol street
Capitol HILL
fsrsons having bouses TO rent on CAPITOL Hill.
g m any part Of EAST WASHINGTON, viii fnd Il
treAuy 70 sheir advantage place the same in my
ranas ~ devote my personal attention TO the mat
Gv,ir ~ rsnuns property-lnaking, tn fact renting Of
hna PROMPT returns made of all COLLECTIONS NY rent
quite Larse and increasing and the facilities at
s " ny once for the renting Of houses and coll
eas are second 10 none IN Washington City Parties
-, rous oi renting IN the Eastern section Usually
r1su sery nAtnrSuy-nrst apply At my ofce IL being
Ss most central and accessible point on the HilI
ne street line Of and the HerCic Coaches paes
M ooor every few minutes Of the day.
m are often rentabie bot unrented Houses on
sdown.townr parties. Now the syers-s .:bop.e -
wants Just - little bother waste Of time and
vARnss As possible He aoes not want 10 travel :
~ = ~ ~ W. out of his way 70 ind the keys and them
s sssy ofss1 the case hnd the keys -out several
- aIs hvotye the loss Of day say nothing of
- VI car fare. which IL ipsiSnin tenn
Rntmens z And delays such waste Of time and ~
ynss = very tiresonle. often not lttIe s..s,sr
csns,oi i" 4 sns arsd hoasehnnter All this 90 lar =
sny 70 Al pArtiss by placing this eIass oS
ny nHnds When desired (by owners, tIfs snll ~
sSc Nc .ep.r EJECT insurance and pay ta1ss
have been In the Heal Estate business t~.at n, !
~ and can refer confidently to :ccrss
Propdnent property holders in the cisS or e noss @
b.nker IN Washington " " ny
IT, hay also good list Of Improved and un,,,.
houses lots for sale located on Cspitot H =,
tns same on my list ~ P'sSe
I'm. RoHRER.
sss.iS.15-Ss 302 East Capitol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
Tive Men Killed as Dayton ssldisrss
HOae.

DAYTON, OHIO, Sept. l2-whfle workmen wefe
tearing down an old hospital building AZ soldiers
Home yesterday, q wan toppled over. burying
them under the debris Two men were killed and
several are severely injured. The killed are WIN.
sewell, OF company q, first Tennnessee, and
member OF company j. 160th Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

CoUNTERFErrERs CAPrURED.-Chief Bell, Of the
United states Secret Service, received a telegram
this morning, dated Chicago, from Agent Porter
stating that he captured yesterday at Mt Carroll
Ill, two counterfefters-Keech and Mclaughlin,
togetner with large quantity Of. counterfeit
money and complete OUTFIT.
THE PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED THE ACT in re-
gard to the water reserve lands in the state OF
Wisconsin; the act authorizing the registry and
enrolment as American vessels Of certain sailing
vessels OF foreign construction repaired at Cleve.
land, Ohio; the act amending the act in regard to
the act granting the Leavenworth Rapid Transit
Co. right OF way through portion OF the military
reservation at Fort Leavenworth, kan; and the
acts granting pensions 10 Benjamin T. Baker lack
son Chapman, Mary NJ. Shattuck William ~ pike
and Mary X. Armstrong.
ADMIRAL LUCE, commander of the North Atlan-
tic squadron, left the Brooklyn navy-yard yester-
day on the steamer Vixen bound for Norfolk Va
by way OF the inland route.
To-DAY's BOND OFFERINGS aggregated $293, 800.
NAVAL ORDERs-Leut. John v. b. Blocker, de-
tached from duty as inspector Of steel for the new
cruisers and ordered to the receiving ship New
Hampshire. The orders OF Lieut.. B. F. Nicholson
TO the Naval Academy are revoked and he Is placed
on waiting orders.
GOOD WEATHER TO Follow THE HEAVY RAIN
FALL-The sun shone out from an unclouded sky
this morning as II in an endeayor to compensate
for It's absence for several days The Signal once
promises good weather, with a slightly higher
temperature, for some days TO come. The rain be-
gan to fall at 10 o'clock last Friday morning. and
with the exception OF Sunday afternoon continued
almost constantly until last night. During that
time 395 inches Of water fell.
PERsoNAL-Senator Cameron, Representatives
Scott, Bacon, Burrows, and Bowden, Hon. Eppa
Hunton, Gen. Green b. Raum, and Hailet Kill
bourne of Washington were In New York last
night.-John Donnelly Of Detroit, A. j. Norman
OF Boston, A. Merriam Of Memphis, Benz. X. Nick
erson Of Chicago, Capt Thos. Pickles OF New Or
leans a. J. Donohue OF Sandusky, Ohio, H. A. Neil
son OF New Brunswick, II. vollmer OF Davenport,
Iowa, l. w. Ford Of Cleveland, and p. Dillon OF
Halifax, are at the Ebbitt.-R. 8. Davis has re-
turned after trip OF seven weeks to New Bruns-
wick, Nova Scotia, and to various seaside places.
Julius Gutman Of New York and A. G. Tiche-
nor OF Sacramento are at the NatonaL-J s.
Hutchison OF Boston and Edward Block OF New
York are at the Metropoutan.-W. II. Raymond
and F. +. Lowell OF Racine, Wis., are at the ST.
James-Edw. Cookingham OF Portland, Ore,
Jno. u. Flagg, g. II. Martin, and Julius Ben OF
New York, Representative Belden, and Edw. 8.
Buckley, tr, Of Leicester, Mass, are at the Airing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
Society Notes.

society notes.
Mrs senator Dolph returned Wednesday evening
the summer, with her children. Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Nixon were with Mrs. Dolph most of the
season and are now visiting In Boston.
Gen. and Mrs. Rochester have built q cottage at
Vineyard Haven, which they occupied this season.
The little daughter Of the family has been very I'll
all summer, but Is now convalescing.
Col Carey's family spent the season In their
cottage at Vineyard Haven.
Mrs Miller and her daughter, Mira Lieut..
Clover, are at Newport; they will spend the
for the winter.
Miss Eliza Marie Peters daughter OF the late
Thomas Peters and OF Mrs. Hester Ann Peters
ana grand niece OF Judge Richard Peters, Of Phiia-
OF Admiral Franklin Buchanan, OF the Nautical
Almanac Omcel were married to-day az O'Clock,
Regester. rector, oflicialing. M John van
Rensselaer, ss9 Mr. ,oSaa Samuel IrmOle. Dr. Noarse
ssaf ey her Ns 6rSsns GSs % rSus
Peters, OF Atlanta. She wore travelling gown Of
French gray Drap GAlma cloth and caPote TO
Two tlny maids OF honor, the slx-year-old daugh-
ters, Jessie and Wille, OF Mr.. Jesse Peters, VINO
wore wore kate ss e. Sreenaway dresses. The groom was
attenoeo Dy MS best man, Mr.. Mark Wilks Colet of
philadelphia, and met the bride at the cnancel
Among the guests at the church were many prom
mcnt peoPic. lWMeuiatety after the service the
pair drove TO the station and took the train for
extended trip North. Returning to this city In q
rev weeks they will commence housekeeping In
their own house.
Prof. +. C. Robertson, OF Boston, Is In the city on
visit to his relative Mr.. c. s. Noyes.
Mr ana Mrs. II. A. Wind have returned nom q
"Trip 10 the mountains Of Northern New York
Miss Boggs, OF Capitol Hill, left this afternoon
Tor Boston, TO resume her musical studies
Miss Josie Arnold has returned from pleasant
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Sheridan have returned to the
clty rom their wedding tour.
Miss Nellie Aeline, daughter OF Major J. r. Ne.
line. and N. Sergrey Smoliamun, OF St Peters
Durg, Russia, Will be married september 16 Lates
the young couple will start ON an extended Euro
Rean tour, and will make their future home In
HDEATH on MRS. PATTxN.-News has been received
mere OF the death at Portland, Ne, Of MA An
asta9a Patten, OF this city, widow OF the lAte Ed
muno Patten, OF California. Tho body viii be
brought TO Washington and subsequently, taken
70 San Francisco.
Geo. W. Martin and enc. c. Campbell, Of At
ianta, editors OF weekly paper called tho .Apa.
t02che, were whipped yesterday Dy Capt Harry
Jackson, one OF Allanta's leading astorneyA 4
candidate for the legislature. and his son, Tom
CO0h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

ADMIRAL LUCE, commander Of the North Atlan-
tic squadron, left the Brooklyn navy-yard yester-
day on the steamer yixen bound for Norfolk Va.
by way OF the inland route. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
MICHAEL DAvtTT PROrEATx.
He Thinks the Nationalist Have Bees
PraisiuR GladssOme Too Much.

Special Cable Dispatch TO TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept l2-Mchael Dayltt has revolted
against the Parnellites In a letter 10 the DAILY
Neios he somewhat attenuates his recent utter
ances- but thinks the praise OF Gladstone by the
nationalists Is absolutely excessive and complains
that he has nine times been put In prison under
Gladstone's administration. He says be forgives
although he cannot forget, and hopes the liberals
will try and forgive the Irish who think they are
not doing half what Is possible 10 save the Irish
people from the Sow process OF extermination.
There Is little doubt that the Indignation OF En-
gland against coercion, although Deep Is not 50
loud as that against the Bulgarian crueties In
1876, because OF the confidence inspired by the
bye-eiections In Gladstones speedy return %
power.
MOnuments 60 Jno. and Chas. wesley.
Special Cable Dispstch to TEE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Sept l2.-The foun lation-stones a
monuments % John and Charles Wesley viii b
laid next week at Epsworth- Rev. Chas. Garrett,
the treasurer, has received many subscriptions
from Wesieyans I'm America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

ST. Loun, Sept IA serious accident occurred
on the FraLklfn Avenue Cable road last night, In
which woman. Ms Collins was fatally injured
and several others Der1oQsly hurt AZ 3<rh street
Q west-oound cable jumped the track, the coach
swinging over on the east-bound track. The acci-
an east bound car was only o few yards od and
coming FAST Before it could be stopped there Was
crash and one car was wrecked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
Froua wall street To-Day

NEW YoRK, sept l2-wan street, IL am.-Lon.
don prces came higher this morning and nrss
prices here were generally from 20 y per cent
above last evenings, while Pscine Mall Was ex-
ceptlonal, with q gain OF y per celt smart
drive was made at the market Immediately, how.
ever, In which ST. Paul, Western Union, Lake
shore, ana Lackawanna were the principal suffer-
ers The nrsl-named losing per cent, ana tne
others amaller amountA The ACTIVITY was scfy
heavy during the prevalence OF The raid, but when
the pressure was removed the market became
more quiet, though there was an active trading
throughout The carry losses were generally ~.
covered, but prices failed 70 go higher. and latef
In the hour again receded- New England WAS tne
feature, being very stubboInly held on lArge
business There was considerable strength SHOWN
among the low-priced shsreA New York, susQue-
hanna and western, and Chesapeake ana ONO ~
ing most noticeable. the market displayed IN
same general characteristics which have marked
the transactions TOR the past week. though tne
nuctuataons were IN no case for more thAo rae
uonal amountS AZ IL O'Clock the market w.
fairly active and heavy 70 weak q sns iowess
prices OF the hour.
MAx1xAoB LscDuR - Marriage lSoensee hav0
been issued by the clerk Of the court 70 CnarD
= Fowler. of Prince George County, Nd, 80
NAT y. Harmon; Alien 0unn and nay Do0}
JEREMIAH Brown aud nary y. Bueeef, oosA
Prince 0eorye County, Nd; fTank 1sm .
Emma 0chraub; c. H. simms ano nery l. Ium. J
JAMS Z. Ecclss and Milne Frascss nollahen; ":
A. Woods, a 0rotons nasAs and Ncne 49,
Jano = bAans and lAns q. Dr0wn1ns
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Washington News and Gossip.

Government REcErPTs To-DAr.-Internal reve-
nue.. 500, $50; customs, so7I, ,651.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
NOses ErOa Berlin.

BERLIN, Sept lathe emperor and empress and
the dowager empress telegraphed congratulations
70 the Duke and Duchess Aaxfuiitan, OF Bavaria,
on the occasion OF their diamond wedding.
The emperor has accepted the invitation OF the
Regent Of Brunswick TO nunt In the Hartz Noun
tains on the 25th and 18th OF october.
The new Leasing Tnester wks opened last night
with Lsssangs drama, Nathan, the WISE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

Geo ". Martin and emo. c. Campbell OF At
ianta, editors OF weekly paper called tho Aod-
ta2che, were whipped yesterday Dy Capt. Harry
Sackson, one Of Allantas leading attorneys, Q
candidate for the Legislature, and his son, Tom
Cobb jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

Many 0usaness MEN Durnea Ous.
6IoouRNkY, Iowa. Sept. IA destructive nre
q Harper desroyed the entire business portion o(
the town, excepe one store ana IN tmplemeui
nouee Los nom $4,000 70 S25s0oQ Insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

MeAaiaGss - Righs Ceassy ana Jackssa.
eAn FkAHclsco, sept 12-Miks Conlsy, TIE Ith-
icA giant has s1gned With Jos AcAult6e 70 nghg q
~ the California Athhegtc Csuh. valued as $1,000
CoA1ey pelng allowed Gs6o lor expensoA NcAu'
N0e also s1Gned WITH Rster JaclrDol, q Australia
offered ~ ~ eame elnA vaaUea as oAooQ ths
hooor 70 take n0eA1nG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

NAVAL ORDERs-Lleut. John v. b. Bleecker, de-
tached from duty as inspector Of steel for the new
cruisers and ordered to the receiving ship New
Hampshire. The orders OF Lieut. B. f. Nicholson
to the Naval Academy are revoked and he Is placed
on waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
ABOUT GEN. HARRISON,S LETTER.
Views Of Various Mem bexv Of Cousres,,

MI. Harr1son letter met very good reception on
the House side Of the Capitol Republicans are,
without any pretense, pleased with 1t, and demo-
Gratis speak Of it as skilful though they are not
disposed to praise the utterances OF opponent
radically diSagreelng with them. The statements
as to the tariff all tariff reformers are disposed to
critcise, and the statement Indirectly in favor Of
the Blair educational bill 1t was asserted by some
might lead to the loss OF votes in some localities
Mr.. E. B. Taylor said: II think it is the best
letter of acceptance ever read"
Mr.. Baker, OF New York, said: 'It covers every
point briefly and wei. It VIII strike responsive
cord In every republican heart"
Mr.. Cox said: at Is skilfully put. It is an in.
geniOuS letter, sweeping the whole horizon The
literary style Is good-crisp and Frenchy. It's q
shoulders at this
MIR. Anderson, Of Iowa independently, said: '.It
Is good letter, but it touches the tari gingeriy.
He does not agree with Mr.. Blaine as to trusts
Mr.. White, New York, said: "It Is good letter.
1t Is fair and comprehensive statement OF his
position In the past and present and what it will
MI: Crisp had not read 1t all, but considered what
he had read as sloppy.
resentative, said: 'Thrashing over old straw
When he says the consumer does not pay the tariff
tax, he does not appeal to popular reason
people can eat that feed, they have ae; stronger a
sJomachs than think they have"
with that letter. said Judge Payson. "with
the republican party, II We can't win do not
know what can help u.s."
Mr.. Mills said: "He indorses the republican DO
sft1on with all its fallaceS The idea that taxa
tion doesn't tax Is q new theory the party has
adopted. Adams and Hamilton both declared
that the consumers paid tue taxes"
Mr.. Yost, OF Virginia, said: splendid!
Spiendidl" His face beamed as he said IL. 'sThe
best letter ever read. 1 believe we can carry
Virginia on what ne says on the educational
problem"
Mir. ONiel, Of Missouri, said: 'NIice letter; has
no force, but 1t is nice and smooth. Nice man."
Mr.. Mash said he was struck by the simplicity
OF the letter. 1t was very simple He had no
disposition to crticise 1t or TO say anything un-
Kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
THE EVENING STAR
"UBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Psnnsyivania Ave. and llth St, y
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
g. H. KAUFMAN. fresE

rrz Evx~rxa star 10 served 70 subscribers IN u
efty bv rarriers on their account 10 cents par
Week or 44c per month Copies at the counter,
eents each BY mail-postase prepaid-5O cents 8
month one year 90: sfI montha s3
Entered ss the Post once 81 Washington, d. O. -
nDcond- class mail mattsr.I
THx WrxxLr SrAR-published on Frtday-al
year postage prepaid sfx months. SO centa
II All mail subscriptions must be paid In adysno..
nc paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates of ADVERTISING made known on application.
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The.republicans express themselves as entirely
satisfied with the letter. Some OF them were ap-
parently apprehensive that Gen. Harrtson's letter
might not compare well with President Cleve-
lands. The general run OF republican COM
ment is that the letter reafirmS or rather amplf-
hes and explains the Chicago platform; that IT
makes clear and distinct the tari ISSUE and fOrci-
bly, presents the protective side OF that question
AS matter OF fact the republicans seem to be
quite enthusiastic over the letter.
The democrats say that the letter Is only
mediocre; that 1t lacks the ring and earnestness
OF President Cleveland's letter. With regard to
the tarin enunclatton the democrats say that
fOrm that he was afraid to openly declare against
any revision or reduction and has sought TO
"Straddle."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

W. O. METZEROTT 4 co. Music
- = Resisrs have remoysd from Pennsyiysnis
yess OF W b. Aoees Sons. Oldest and lnoSt exteu-
avU muse establishment IN the city. NS-aW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

oHVC2C "b1D t1C 80 A0Befs
LONDON, Sept 12.-This was the second day OF
the Dopcaster September meeting. The principal
event OF the DAY, as OF the meeting, was the race
Tor the St Leger stakes, which was won by Lord
CalthOrpe's SeAbreeze. Lord Bradforts Chilling.
ton was second and Mr.. Manton's Zanzibar third.
big Shortage In the French Harvesea.
LONDON, Sept l2.-The Freach harvest Is esti-
mated be 40 600 coo hectolitres short. A famine
Is feared In Egypt All hope OF Q further rise Of
the Nile has been abandoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

The House yesterday reduced the appropriation
In the sundfy bill tor the reclamation oe the and
regions from 900 70 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

1DEATH on MRs. PATTxN.-News has been received
astasa Patten OF this city, widow OF the late Ed
mund Patten, OF California. The body win be
brought TO Washington and subsequently, taken
70 San Francisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

K~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
AssRIs-sS9S. .2l7.43.
Once hours. from 3 am to 80 pm. On the nrst
Wednesday In each month the office win be open from
to O'Clock nm Advances viii bs made promptly
at z O'Clock.
Subscriptions for shares In the 18th issue received
day st the once OF the Associstion Equitable Build
ing. 1909 Est.
Shares are e. so per month
$1,000 advanced on each share
famphleta explaining the object and advantage of
the Assocasaon ase furnished upon application
THOMAS sOMERvIILE. Prss't.
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