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kilograms to The Star.
TRYING TO SETTLE THE STRIKE
Business Men Confer with Mr.. COrbin.
THE IOWA SENATORIAL CONTEST,
The Haverhill Railroad Disaster.
THE CHURCH IN PRUSSIA.
The Pope said Not 10 be Satisfied with
its Condition.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
FRANKFORT. Jan. lL-The Hoaiieur, OF Rome.
says that the address OF the pope 10 the repre-
sentative OF Emperor William indicates that the
pope is not satisfied with the condition OF the
Roman Church in Prussia
IL Is reported that the ex-Russlan colonel. Nabi-
kon, the leader or the recent attack on Boorghas,
anu a Cossack, named Aschinon. have been Iound
dead near Boorghas.
Profs. kekule, OF Bonn. and Brugsch. OF Berlin,
have been elected corresponding members OF the
Academy OF Science at 1t. Petersburg.
The continental stock exchanges were quiet and
inactive to-day. Quotations are unchanged
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Washington News and Gossip.
Inaex 70 Advertisements.

AMusEMRNrs-1st page.
ArroRNEYs-4th page.
AUCTION SALxs-3d page.
BoARDIHo-2d pare.
BooKs-4th page.
BUsrNRss CAAscRs~6th page.
CRY ITKMs-6th pare.
COUNTRY REAL EsrArK-6th paeN
DxArEs-5th pare
DENrIsTRY-4th page.
EDrcATIONAL-4thp paSre.
FAMILY SUPPLIks-4th page,
FINANcrAL-3d pags
FoR RENT (Rooms)-2d pare.
FoR RENT (Houses)-6th page,
FoR RENT (Stores)-2d pare.
FoR RENT (Ofices)-2I page.
For RENT (Miscell aneous)-2d page.
For SALE (Houses)-6th page.
FoR SALE U0ts)-6th page.
For SALE (NIiscellar sous)-fth page.
HoTELs-4th page.
HoUsEFURNIsHISes-4t page.
LADIES GooDs-3i pare.
LOCAL MENTIoN-6th pare.
LOST AND FoUND-tith page.
MONEY TO LoAN-6th page.
MEbIcAL-4th page.
CcKAN STEANERs-4th page.
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-4th page
PIANOS AND ORGANs-4th page.
PERsoNAL-6th page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
PRoPosALs-3d page.
FAIL RoADs-4th page.
SEWING MAcHINEs-4thp page.
SPEcIALTIEs-4th page.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-lst page.
SUBURBAN PRoPERrY-2d page
The TRADEs-4th page.
UNDxRrAKFRs-4th page.
WANTED (Help)-2d page.
WANTED (Situstions,-2 paga
WANTED (Rooms)-2d page
WANTED (Houses)-2d page.
WANTED (Miscella neous>-2d page.
WINTER RksoRrs-4th page.
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STATE OFFICERS CuOSEN-waST hAkE yNTrEp
STATES SENATOR'S ELECTfvE

TRENTON, y. j., Jan. 11.-At joint meeting of
the legislature held THIS morning Jno J. Toffey OF
Hudson was Reelected state TREASURER, and 4. J.
Anderson, OF Mercer, comptroller; Samuel w.
Stilsng and Peter 4. wanzer were elected police
justices for Jerse. city, and eN-pcaker Armstrong
was elected Judge OF the District Court or the C1Iy
OF Camden.
In the house bills were introduced providing
for the appointment or boiler Inspectors In each
Congressional clsIrict, ana providing Tor a me for
Oeer oottcrs WHO put less than true plnt or quart
OF malt liquor in bottles pretending 20 hold those
Quantities. joint Resolution asking an amend
ment 10 the Constitution making United states
SenatOrs electlNe was also lnl rOducel.
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THE GUARANTEE FUND.
pOrsa.ce TO be Acted lp0n BY Coos
lrOller Durham.

The First Controller OF the Treasury is consider
ing a question OF some importance bearing the
relations existing between the United states. the
District OF Columbia and the contractors for work
with the District. Under the existing laws every
contractor Is bound by the retention OF guarantee
fund OF 10 per cent OF the contract price 10 keep
his work In repair for period of r1ve years after
completion. This sum l. retained from the pay
mehts and Is kept by the Treasury. Up 10 the last
Congress the law required the Investment OF this
fund in bonds. called "guarantee-rund bonds" aud
when the nye years mad eiapsel the bonds were
tractor In completion OF the payment IL often
happened, under this general provision, that
bonds which, OF course. were bcught nse years
before were sold al an increased market value IN
the buying price. and thus a lroft sometimes
amounting 10 a large sum was realized.
ooSrkoLLER LAwREScEs oPIsIos.
The question arose at one time 20 the proper
distribution OF this profiL and controller Law
renee decided that only the 0per cent belonged 20
the contractor, as he by Law was only entitled 10
that amount. and that the premium, or the gan
by the sale, went 10 the United states and the
District IN equal parts since the ment frop all
contracts comes one-half from tie General Cow
ernment and one-half from the local revenues
And so under this decision the payments have
exact original sac OF the sums. hut at Ile same
time Their Was danger of such depreciation IN
the market value cf the bonds during the nvs
years that would
DEFICIENCY IN TUE PAYMENT.
al the question Was examined last year BY Con.
grdss, and In March, 1851. a new law was enacted
providing that each contractor could have his
option as 60 the Investment OF his money at his
own rfsk, or merely 10 ret it stay In the hanos OF
the Treasurer without interest," This avoided The
danger OF deficiency In all paym nts under con-
tracts made sapce the passage OF that act,
but the question OF the old boDds Is stii NJ issue
Under the laws the sums derived from the sale a
bonds are not paid directly 70 the CONTRACTORS
minus The preiniums, but are turned into q lump
SUM out OF Nhich eacn contractor is paid his full
amount as his probationary term expires. 50 that
r. there be any dencbency Il win not be encountered
unt0 the last few payments are made There can
be no estimate as 10 the amount OF such q defi.
ciency q it win depend entirely upon the state a
the 1arket &C the time OF tse sales the Con-
trosr = q ssSs .s e1gsSsS ~ research Of sns
touching upon the source nom which ne
connected with the Question The ooinion
seems 10 be that the deficiency caused by
the oSprecaat1ou IN the market value OF the bonds
a. the lime of the sale VIII have % De maoe up by
. further apprupristion by Congress. which wlb
be estimated and asked for 70 the Dis<nct Conp
mnnn1Oncrx
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CONFERRlNa: WITH ma. CO
Business Nea Trying 60 Essecs . sessls-
wseat ot the Reaaiag Ssstke.

PHu.ApEiPms. Jan. ll.-Tae committee repre-
senting the merchants OF Pottsville Shenandoah
and other towns In the Scaaylkln mining region.
appointed 10 consult with Mr.. Austin Corbln. with
Tue object OF bringing about n settlement OF the
differences between the management OF the Read
Ing 90. aud its employees. was received by MI.
Coroin al IL o'clock this morning. The committee
had previously held a meeting AZ Green's Hotel
and selected Mr.. J. n. kurtz OF Shenandoah, as
spokesman. several newspaper men who entered
Mr. Coroins once with the committee were re-
Quested 10 retire. The Conference lasted about
three-Quarters OF an hour, and on It's con-
ciusi0n, Mr.. Corbin- as well the mem-
bers Of the committee positively refused
give any Information 20 what had transpired or
wnat propositions or argument had oecn presented
by lhs visitors one Of the latter, however, ad-
mittei that arbit ation had been proposed, but
would make no intimation as 90 the nature OF the
proposition, or whether or not t was entertained
oy MI. Corbia. The latter said that he could nO'
say anything about the prOceedingS as it was The
request oi the committee tnat nothing whateNei
should be made pubic regarding their dcibera-
tlon. meiaber OF Jue cOmmItl,e sald their con-
Terence With Mr.. Corbin was entirely salts
iactoIy 20 them and that they would leave the
city Tor their respective homes this Afternoon.
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Ran OFF on the Prairie.

A NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN DERAIIED AND rwo
NES KILLED.
BILLINGS. MoSr., Jan. ll-LOcal passenger tr I'm
No q, Northern Pacific Railroad, bound east. while
making regular time, was defalleJ by snowdrlfts
near Gray CHI, Mont, last evening. the entire
train running on the Prairie, where a. STANDS,
leaving the road unobsiructed. The engine
reencd upon its side, the tender pling upon it,
Engineer Hugh Monroe and Fireman Eric Gastoy.
son being killed No one else was injured.
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Erysipelas Among Indians,

CHICAGO. Jan. ia special from Poplar River,
Mont, says: An epidemic has broken out among
the Indians at this agency. The doctors pronounce
IL erys pelas and contagious. About twenty nave
died at Wolf Point. Many are sick AT Ihis place.
The cause Is close confinement ami bad ventilation
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Honor 90 Gen. Fremont.

A RECEPTION TO BE TENDERED Mn AT los ANGELES
AND A Fund FOR MS BENEFIT STARTED.
Los ANGELES. CAL, Jan. I.-AL yesterdays
meeting of leading ciizena, Mayor Workman pre-
siding, IL WAS resolved 10 tender Gen. Fremont a
public reception on January 2lst his seventy
NTH birthday. In deiercnce TO his well known
wishes In such matters AZ was decided 10 make
this affair Essentially Informal. There VIII be no
banquet. A fuDd In I. F.cIEOuIs behalf was startod
by a subscription OF 81 900 by Mr.. Freeman
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Wool Men I'm Council.
DEvIsING MEASURES TO BE RECOMMENDED 10 co.
GRESS,

Committees representing the wool manufactur-
ing and the wOOl-grOwers and wool merchants
were In session this morning at the Riggs House.
The names Of the gentlemen constituting these
committees have been published In TIE STAR.
Some weeks ago the wool-growers and wool mer-
chants held joint meeting In this city for the
purpose OF agreeing upon measures to be recon-
mended TO Congress as basis for tariff legisla-
ton an citing this industry. IL was determined
then TO hold joint meeting with q committee
from the manufacturers and this meeting will be
he'd this afternoon. The three committees this
morning held separate meetings, and at the ses-.
sion this afternoon IL is expected that some
united action win be reached.
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ATHang1n1 fer = COsnpromIse.
THE EASTERN BRANCH BRID0E pIsPUrR.

THE EAsTRRN BRANCH BRIDGE DISPUTE
There was meeting yesterday afternoon In the
once Of the Chief OF Engineers between the repre-
sentattves Of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
CO. and the Government engineers in reference to
the controversy existing over the Eastern Branch
bridge. The vtce-prestdent Of the railroad cum.
pany ana the civil engineer o. the road Represented
the company and offered TO submit further plans
OF alterations 70 compromise the difnculty.
ONE OF THH TAx LIEN CAsns.-The First National
OF the trustees Of the Louise Home against that
bank and the District OF Columbia This b one d
the TAX lien Cases In which the trustees OF the
Louise Home Claim that under the oct OF Congress
the tax certtncate against the home has been can.
celed. The bank answers that even II the certin.
cate Is canceled II does not AFFECT their claims
Tor they bought the certificate In full value In the
open market, and the District g the proper party
70 respond ~ 20 the matter q cancellation.
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MangIed BY Exploding yuasnise.

RocKFoKD, Ill, Jan. 1.-Two Italians, Z. PERI
cino and NinceDlo Destofono were terribly injured
yesterday, while IN n blacksmith shop on the line
OF the new railroad A workman had pl. ced two
dynamite cartridges near tue nre 10 thaw. They
exploded, blowing the building % pieces Six men
were seriously injured and these two very serlously
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THE IOWA SENATORSHsP.
Capt. Hepburm's Friends Claim He
Was Not Given a Fair show.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan. ll.-The joint caucus
OF the republican members or the legislature, held
last evening, was called earlier than before.
consequently the friends OF Col Hepburn en-
later In the week. Friends OF Senator Wilson en-
deavored 10 force an early caucus and test OF
strength was made on the first motion, which was
10 defer voting for United States Senator until
Friday evening. The vote stood 45 Tor postpone
ment. AZ against. Senator Clark OF Page County,
thereup0n withdrew the name OF Col. Hepburn
from the caucus, claiming that a majority VI the
members were unwilling 70 grant his request and
give him fair show In the contest Jas. T. VIII
son Was then nominated, and senator Harsh, OF
Union County, proposed the name OF Gov. Lara
bee, saying as he did so that IL was without the
showed that Wilson received 73 votes Larauee l9
and Ing q, making a total opposition OF 25
with Hepburn out OF the field. Wilson was then
declared the nominee or the caucus. and will he
elected next Tuesday. The caucus then nominated
Tor state printer GEO II. Ragdale, or LetJars; for
state binder, Olto Nelson, OF Des Moines, and To-
nominated the present penitentiary wardens.
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From wall Street Today.

NEW YORK, Jan. Ill, III a. m.-The stock market
opened quiet and steady this morning, moS stocks
being either unchanged, or but slight fractions
different from last evenings closing prices, the
only exception being Pa inc Mall, which was up
y per cent Reading and st. Paul were the active
stocks, ana there was fair business IN Lou sville
and Nashville and Lackawanna, but the rest OF the
list were dull and generally without feature.
Prices were generally steady, but displayed a
hardening tendency, and Louisville and Nashville
We're quite strong, advancing =. per cent; this,
however, was the only noticeable movement In the
list the remainder Ueing ltstless throughout, and
at IL O'Clock the market was quiet, but steady 70
hrm, generally ut small fractions better than the
opening 1igures.
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LIKELIHOOD OF STRIKE AT CHICAGO OWING n
JEALOUSY BET wEEN wOgKNtN

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE trouble between the
house painters and uIe hard wood fnshers which
T. Z. Barry, OF the general executive board OF the
Knights OF Labor, was sent 10 Chicago 10 lnyesL-
gate, Is assuming such acute form InaJ a strike
Is not Improbable. The strike would be by one labor
organization against another, the painters wish
ing to drive the hardwood nniSlIers out OF the
business The question OF nationality also enters
into the fight. inasInuch as most OF the furniture
workers. including the hard wood nnishers, are
Germans or sc ndinayians, while the painters are
Largely Irish. The painters want TO do all the
hardwood finishing on buildings, and 10 confine
the members OF the hardwood finIshers' assembly
10 furniturework in factories, which the painters
are not skilled enough TO do.
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TuE ssavERusLL DssA~rEa.
Tea DEATHS so Gar-sdrastty 81 sAs
Gasstly hsch Peri.hsd.

HAvsRHriI- Mass, Jan. ii.-Dennis : annahan
who was terribly injured IN the water-tank house
af the time OF the accident YESTERDAY diel Al the
hospital tuls morning lie was thirty years o q
and unmarried. The family supposed 20 te Mr..
and Mrs. Goodwin and child pruNed 90 be ceJrge
y. Cole, vile, and rve-year-old child who wcre ~
roste fTom Rockdale, Mass. 20 kennehunkpori, on
a visit Mt. and MIS- T. 2. Goodwin were wounded
and are at the hospital. comfortable. The dead
have reached The numter OF ten
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Dense Fog ON the British Coast,

] LoNDoN, Jan. ia log has prevailed on the
coast OF Great Britain for some days and Is ncreas-
lug IN density. Navigation Is seriously nteIfered
with. Owing TO the fog the steamer service be-
tween Boulog and Folk stone has been suspended
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the Boulevard ST. (3ermain, Paris who was shot re-
Gently by an engineer named Aalmaud, died yes
terday q his wounds
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jan. 1.-THE members Of
the Grand Array of the Republic ar, making pre-
parations Tor the national Inspection posts to
occur during III months oi January and February.
circular was issued to-day tr,m the Grand Army
OF the Republic headquarters 10 all the posts ASK
Ing them 10 get ready Tor the Inspection.
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7 kTkk IhkU
TINS oF THE FEVER.
LANSING. MICu., Jan. ll.-At the meeting OF the
state board of health yesterday, Prof. Vaughan
reported successful experiment OF producing IN
cat disease similar TO typhold Iever IN the
human family by the Use OF the germs found In
the water used by the 80 victims OF tue scourse
~ lrun Mountain, Mich. II II bctleyed 20 be the
nrst discovery uf THIS nature In the world
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JACKsoNvuxR, Fla, Jan 1.-The nrsJ seol1bule
Pu.iman-css train arrived lro0 New YORK iasl
evening on time. with about ninety pas1engerA
many OF whom proceeded 70 81 Augustine and
were received at the Ponce De Leon h0UcL Al
were dellghted with lhe spr1ng-iAke weather here
having passed onoW-ocor - Tar o0uoo - Rich
mond. Tne opening of the hotel 70 lhe pabhc nss
been postponed uu vo-mo1oW, On whAcn day ~
bub-1Topical Expoa1fsoa here WIN a1Do open
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and l1th 3d. By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
8 ii. KAUFMAN, Pres'G

TpE EVENING STAR Is served 10 subscribers IN the
city ny carriers their account At 10 cents
week or 44c. per month Copies at tie counter.
cents each BY mal-postaxe prepald-5O cents Q
month. year. s6; six months. s3
Entered the Post Once at Ashinston. d. C, -
second class mail matterl
TEE WEEKLY SrAR-published on Friday-e1
year POSTAGE PREPAID six months so centa
G~An mail subscriptions must be paid In advance;
no paper ssnt longer than Is paid for.
Rates OF advertising made known on application.
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PAGES AND OF To-DAY's STAB contain: re-
port Of the red-hot meeting Of local republican
delegates last night TO organize the central club,
meeting Of the public school trustees. Mrs. With
erDees career In New York, the Boston and Maine
railroad disaster Gen. Terry's Illness Jelegr aphic
dispatches &C.
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LONDON. Jan. 1l.-Thomas Callan, formerly of
Lowell Mass anu Michael Harklns. OF Phila .elphia
the alleged dynainiiers, were arraigned IN court
again to-day and both pleaded not guilty. Their
trial was postponed until he next session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

CINCINNATI, j IN. ia special from Columbus
Ohio. says President Mickof has called a meetins
OF the American Association "a be held In Cincin
Dati, January IL, 10 settle the question OF tns
eighth club.
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Costly Fire iu Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. ll.-AfJer the nreLlen thought
the IRE at The corner of Madison street and the
river under control. this morning, a section ol
TIE ROOT CdNed IA and crashed through all the
1oOrs. The fa:ues shot downward, and M an In
slant the enJlrc stocks on the frst 1OOr were all
aOlaZe This nOor, with It's Nalgable stocks of
costly merchandise Was guIted, lnyoviDg a FUR
tner loss OF upward OF $4,000 1he Trims burned
out on the n 81 foOr were j. II. Griifith o. ill-
porters OF talors' trimmings; Noaantum MorsI.d
Co.; NonOJuCk STA Co, aud torticelll spool Silk
Co. An assistant IRE marshal places the loss On
buildi x and contents al nearly sla5uuO Ile IRE
Is under CtuI-Dl-
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Eighty Car Hor~es Burned.

MERIDEN, CONN.,, Jan. ll.-At IL :55 last night
fire Was discovered In the barns or the horse rail-
road company. and although the entire fire de-
partnenJ was called out, the main barn burned
out, with eighty horses and fourteen c.rsL The
origin oil the nre is mystery. The loss Will foot
up $75, 600; insurance, $4,000.
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FIRENES COVERED WITH ICE.

The total loss 10y the fire Will reach S2OO0Ol
The night WAS intensely cold. The frsInen we're
greatly hampered by the heavy coallngs of Ice
which rendered their movements slow, and IL
seemed almost hours before they fairly Uegan 20
work. The hign wind prevailing prevented sold
Streams OF water from reaching above the second
moor, aud this mad Considerable 70 do with tie
spread OF the fiames upon the upper floors After
a two hours hard fight, however, the flames were
considered under coutrol several OF the firemen
were completely overcome b. the dreadf al posuro
and were carried into the Gaut house 70 be Ihawed
out Their garments were covered with Ice sew.
eral inches an thickness, and were thick and
clumsy as 20 render movement well nigh impoop
Il 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

IT WAS LEARNED TO-DAY on good authority that
the President will not nominate either city post
master or district attorney this week.
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~ NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-POTA-
~ =. toes being Deces:;y as much $50 50 as bread
car loads oi shoiee one? BarSsnEs, Which
them to entire
secure good article would % xe WsIkRs e i E
ja9-1w 946. 94S. $50 La. ave.
~ FIT ASSOCIATION has discontinued its
.ffency at Washington. D. c. All memners win send
J. IL; E 6 MhBB secretary; ROBT A. STANLEY; presi-
k~ SERIAL SAYINGS san AND BUILDING AS
10Th ISSUE OF sToCK.
Id st Ss h.
613 Ith st. NV, at O'Clock p IN. Stock may be sub
amy
idans ion s 81 S
psyments Come to the meeting early. A good oppor-
'' so RoSfE Es5 g. esas cSMFBEfi ah:sisi President.
i4l6 i st. NV. ~ '' ja7-4.
@ 0ESlc6 81: 5f 9P P5 GHf MUTUAL FIRE ms
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81, 1887.
The annual ~ me meeting Of the Mutual Fire ln;u,anss
the 1AIkD MONDAY Of JANUARY. 1855. Cthe 10Th
yania avenue and 9th street n. W.. commencing Al
By the charter of the company the election Of seven
constitute board to conduct the affairs
Of the company is required to be held At the above
BY The sixth article of the Bylaws of the company
the FIRST business in order shall Be the appointment Of
achairman, who shall conduct the meeting Ind elec-
the SSurs Of oeocs 5e .G M Sa and D. %
Amount Of premium notes held by the
Amount Of cash on hand. ............... 2SSi.42
Se.I is i10'0ya 1'0aa ~ ~
Once furniture and hIiures. ::;.,..::, 10000
Losses oy nIe for fos the year 1887. ad- ,,,ooo
fustu anu paio l,2l9SS
at the ONCE Of the company BY the 18th Of January
d3l-l3t J. WESLEY BOTELER, Secretary.
sULsER & POTTER HAVE OPENED A
- new Wire Mattress Manufsctory at Wards
Ietsh.end altered in SIZE and rspaired Iorf called
iS5 fs:pSoSs .pS d. the day Hs $50
MINIS FINE FURNISHINGS AT COST
Pe. to f1s sn of sS See &c
above fact p. 7. HALL. 9Os st. ol4-;sin
RS WILHELM CLUB
- To syBscnIgEns; The Second Concert viii
Sa1y lt :, s To- AFFORD the P9bls
Sf New York who viii be the Ioisi a. this concert. It
has been decided to sell limited number single sd-
At fsSE " nfn' sEs 6 tS1 sss ws
,'sinink u concerts al sanders stayman's 934 st
TO- and IL No extra CHARGE. @ "'"''''' 'A"s a5:st .
- GAS FIXTURES.
TIE LARGEST,
THE RICHEST,
THE NEWEST STOCK
PRICES THE LOWEST.
m, II. BROOKS. 531 18th ct. NV,
ooI Corcoran Building
BISHOPS CAMPHORINE, AN ELEGANT
-, t1let Rreparston- Cures' and preyents
shn wm Keep the skin beautifully smooth and soft.
1uarenteeo 70 gixe satisfaction Price, % eta bottle.
For sale BY "; 5 Thompson, 7O3 18th NV. Whole
sale by Muth Bros. Co.. Fayette ST., Baltimore.
Orden oy postal receive prompt attention.
L. Q. BlsHOP. Druggist,
ol-om 73O 9th St, cor II ct nv.
x EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING 1908 ct
AssETs-sS1l .s922&
Pamphlsts explaining the object and advsntaees Of
the Association are furnished upon application.
Once hours from q IN TO $50 p. M On the hrst
"Wednesday IN each month the once will be open
tto O'Clock y M Advances viii be made proanptiy
Subscriptions for shares in the l4th iasue received
daily At the ONCE Of the Association. EQuitsbe Build
ing. zoos IT Shares are a2 so Per mouth
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