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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-27

nAgotNd4 ii6gi2Ac.
PowpE-kcgA $40, half kegs, t275.
quarter Kegs, ti7A
iipu-nry nint No I Toe; No. 2 &C. dry
saltcd. 5ht15c. green snlicd No 1, Sc, No, 2,
We. green 3GglC, shccp,kius, i5c6gti.oo IL.
regular
WnsEY-stnirht Kentucky Bourbon,
ti $4,000 Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance 81 tOgiO). Eastern
fycs, 81 5000. according 10 age and make,
common whisky gictgi D. according 10
proof nothing under ~ PCT cent. quoted.
Tin=tl .lhLsi ~.
sH0r Drop 81. 20, buck, $3.50,
INAn=Uc
Nus-lron $40, steel, t2ts.
ToBAoco-C0mmon, 2j0gSjo, other grades
35ttstc.
sNuT-Gauclrs tioSS. Ralph's, ti02S
Dental Scotch 5000. Railroad, t0.2j, Gail 4
Az, tDOn
Coat Ou,-Prmc white. Wholesale lots
0lfc per gnl
wooL bury, grease wool, unwashed, II
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The spo, market opened quiet and closcd
nominal MiddluR. ojtc. SALES, Is bales.
Quotations were as follows. Ordinary, ~.
good ordinary, $40. low middlinR, phc
middlnr. Ole good middlns. iO'.c
futurcs oTencdquici ard steady aud closed
duli but steady, hs follows August asia
POO. November NV'ht- Wi December Sustt
ESQ January huot,tuU February. nlttt
tii March pgM'2G AVui pE20p 81.
May, Hii@7l3, June, pSuand2 sucs.
tsU bales.
DAuY rom AID INTERIOR NovrNrNr
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OH mud TnrpeniInc.


CLTyrLASp. o., Aug. 2S.-Pctrolcur
steady, e. W., iiOo, &c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; middling, ojsc. Sales
10 bales, including - last evening, OF
which - 10 exporters aud all 10 spin
nera
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Spots opened firm and closed firm
middlinr 1850. Sales. 2A5 bales. Quota
tions were a. follows Ordinary, 7Isc
good ordinary, o Sic. low middling,
10 SiGc middling 1850; good middlins,
05-iGc. middling fair. II eiOc, fair i23.lGc.
Fuiucs opened steady and closed steady,
o. follows August i0SCipsI, Scptcm-
bcr. 06iCig02 October, ph2Mna3. Novvm-
Der, ag76tp a. December, pEmpss, Janu.
a5O6tg n. April. 5s8a,p. MAY, psGa0s5.
June, ogi@ppi, July iOOigtO05. salgN,
~. 40 laIra.
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LiyEnroot-
40 noon: spois--rriccs against buyer
Bales, 1900 bales. Of which American 4. 500
bales Receipts, 600 bales Of which Amer.
lean 800 bales. Closing quotations we're
a. follows Ordinary, ga good ordinary,
3.iGd. low mddling SD. good middllng
s,.d middling uplands, plCd middling
Orleans. o led.
Future, opened firm and closed firm.
tfbeso prices are given IN pence aud 0iths,
thus AGA means ~, aud SOL means
b.i-Ot.l
Atf p.mi August SIS value. August
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ArrFAL OFFlCE,
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug, y, ISIS. j.
There is good demand for money with
ample supply at the banks. Ratios I'M
changed and firm at 3 per cent
Tho clnnrinr.hnnsn rnnnri A. as fnllnMs
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rrsdie''e' freeliss tfup,ious. Tstisf. w,,sbr.sb,
friei1 Heat nsA' ihseS, n.,ss AID sunsa rryuI
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
INV YORK.

impors-N 6CRREM 6TRR, 10. q o&
wRR. o6TRR,i Total, ~ tales.
Iaports-L.N o6TRR.i Total, i3 balu.
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Div.-IIlnoIs Central (Ni. ST. II. H.l

Leaves Arrives
IN. O. MAIL. .. sos pm IN. o. Mail ...... 40 IN
Freight. pm "Freight. $50 IN
Mail trains will stop at flag stations, Noncou-
nah, Alden's STATIONS Crossing, Tallahatchio
Tank and Riverdale when signaled.
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District Government Affair.

ASKED TO HEAD PROHIBITION PETITION.
The District Commissioners received visit to-
day rrom committee OF the WOmans Christian
Temperance Union, who presented petition which
they WIN send 70 Congress asking Ior prohibition
sioners TO head the list. Mr.. Webb SAID that he
would submit their request to the Board Of Com
mlSSiOnerS.
The District Commissioners have, under date Of
December "a, given the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Co. permission to extend o siding for O
distance OF 300 feet ON Canal street. between New
Jersey avenue ana % street southeast The per-
init is as follows: .'Ordered, That permission Is
CO. TO extend one of its side tracks, on Canal
street, between New Jersey avenue and cd street
southeast 3oo feet TO facilitate the construction
more United OIL Co, as per plat with application
OF said railroad company. This permit is subject
to revocation at pleasure OF the Commissioners" /"
THEY DO NOT THINK IT PRUDENT.
The District Commissioners have sent letter to
Mr.. G. NJ. Smith, attorney for the Gr0cefs and Re-
tall Liquor Dealers Association, stating that they
do not think 1t prudent to comply with his request
TO suspend prosecutions pending the settlement Of
q test case 10 determine the right OF the COmmis-
sioners to refuse liquor licenses where the requisite
tained.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwfsle % follows:
northwest to cost 1900; DR.. Mclean, TO repair
No. 332 street northwest to cost $500; A.
Young, TO repair and extend No. 1924 Madison
street, to cost $500.
NISCRILANHOUR
Additional privates on the police force have been
appointed as follows: VIM. n. Oakes. A. b. Watts
u. Landgrebe. Charles Lewis, J. w. Daniels and J.
v. COburn.
The District Commissioners have revoked Jas
g. Kremers commission as an additional private.
The pigeon-shooting match at Lafayette, IND,
Fred. Erb. OF Lafayette, was won By Kfh
The state OF Alabama has let out all of its con
vtctS-ab0ut dOO-0n ten-year contracts 20 the
month each.
Admiral 0evais has bean appointed breach min.
l6Ger of marine.
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1t Will Cost 81, 900 or More.

1t Will Cost 81, 200 or More.
THE NEW BIG GUN AND THE OBSTINATE BRkEcH-
BLOCK.
A STAR reporter, determined to learn as much as
possible Of the truth about the new 10 Inch gun
that has attracted some attention OF late, paid q
visit to the navy yard this morning and going to the
gun factory, where the great firearms are in pro-
cess OF construction, introduced himself to an
Official standing in a doorway.
$50 you are the author OF the paragraph in yes
SocSs" asked asked the ofciaI sWei III II W You a don't
look out you'll get your hair pulled" he continued
adding, as the reporter began TO pull his hat down
escape or defense, "but you were perfectly right.
and you can go In there and see for yourself"
Thus encouraged the scribe went on into another
supports, with group OF men busy at its breech.
1t Is about 80 feet long and nearly feet in diam
eter at the breech. The men were engaged In
heating the block, SO that 1t might be drawn from
the gun, where C had stuck In placing It In position
The name was fed by a small oil-tank with pipe
leading through temporary plate placed ID the
breech, bored In several places. The breech was
full OF cotton waste, which, soaked with the Oil,
give the flame pun with pair OF bellows,
and then the smoke would roll Realistically
from the muzzle of the gun. The re-
that the block could be Withdrawn without
doubtful look. The block has been drawn out
couple OF inches, but IT can be drawn no farther,
and there IL sticks The gun Is occasionally turned
partially that the flame will reach all sides
OF the block.
An experienced naval offlcer told the reporter
that there was no possibility OF getting out the
block entire and without injury. "Why,' said he
''the first principles OF metals show US that on
heating steel or iron IT Will expand, and here they
have been heating this block, from the inside thus
expanding 1t and making a weld between It and
the jacket OF the gun. II is going to least
81, 900 and probably more before they get through
to say nothing OF the wages OF the insh. Marx
my word, they will have 10 bore the block out yet
and It Is even then question whether they will
in1ure the gun or not"
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kilograms to The Star.
THE OUTLOOK FOR Mr.. BLAINE
Editor Smith Thinks it Very Promising
SENATOR ALLISON ON THE TARIFF
Severe Winter Weather in Europe.
ITALY AND THE VATICAN.

A Charge that the Latter Tried %
Catch the Government In . Trap.
Special Cable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAB
FRANKFORT, Jan. 5-The Reforma, OF Rome,
prints an article saying that the vatican during
the negotiations has tried TO catch the
Italian government in a trap, asking only material
advantages but having In view Italy humiliation,
while making a show OF reconciliation.
A Polish paper reports that an epidemic OF
typhus fever and dyseutery exists among the Rus
sian troops on the Gallician frontier and that
hundreds OF deaths have already been reported.
The continental stock exchanges to-day were
dull but firm
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Erew Wal, street. To-day.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3, II am-The stock market
displayed the usual dullness at the opening this
morning but prices were steady. beng either un-
changed or but slight fractions dInervnt from last
evenings closing figures, though wheeling and
Lake Erie was on :, and Missouri Pactnc l. The
tone OF the market was firm 10 strong. and prices
steadily advanced with Lackawanna and Missouri
Pacific showing most strength. each gaining y
per cent The remainder followed, advancing
small fractions There was falling on OF the ac-
uyity late In the hour, and at IL O'Clock. The mar
ket was Intensely dull but nrm, al bout the beee
prices reached.
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Am the Crew Drowned.

LONDON jan Alt is now known that the ves-
sci wrecked near Waterford Ireland, was the
American ship Alfred ID. snow, Capt Wiley. which
LETT San Francisco August 81 Tor Liverpool The
bodies OF the captain and one OF the crew have
been recovered. There is no doubt that every
member OF the crew perished
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sENAron ALLssON's POSITION.
Ne Uress she Necessity % soWeAsass
Reduesiou % Tariff Taxes.

DuspQuR. Iowa. Jan a-senator Allison. who
leaves to-day for Washington said In an interview
that the party which failed 20 do lis share 10
speedily reducing the tariff taxes would lose 10
pubic favor. The necessity for some action was
great. and Congress would he compelled 10 act
He did not wish 10 outline any definite plan. bus
said the parties were divided that In oroer 70
reach any RESULT mutual concessions must o
MADE. Hewould be willing 10 repeal the tobacco
tax and the sugar tsrin and further enlarge the
free list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05

BOSTON, MASS, Jan h.-A cali has been issued for
order League, at Philadelphia, February ~
and q.
The call was signed by Chas {. Bonney, presi-
dent, of Chicago; L Edwin Dudley, secretary, Of
Boston and Jno. Perry, treasurer. The details OF
the arrangements for the meeting In Philaoelphla
VIII be In the hands OF q local committee, CON-
posed OF leading business and pro essaonal men, Of
which Samuel o. Brown Is chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05

SroREKEEPERs AND GAuGERs have been appointed
by the Secretary OF the Treasury, as follows: VIM.
r. Davis Marrow Bone, KY; g. A. Nicholson,
Graham, N. c.; JAS II. LOmax, simpsons Store, n
Oak Forest, Va, and Alfred E. Shore, Bethania,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Two OF the indicted Cummings
"bOodlers" have been arrested John Hogan, the
member OF the school board, returned TO bis home
In Cummings from Hammond, Ind, yesterday
morning. The deputy pounced upon him as soon
as he came In sight Hogan has nve indictments
against him for conspiracy and bribery. John b.
Price, the indicted deputy shenn, has been In hid
ing between South Chicago and Cummings and
early yesterday morning he went home. Deputy
Sheriff Sheridan found him there later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue.. s19s, ,592.9O; customs. 81, 156, 4lO50.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEsSEIs. - The q. s. s.
Thetis sailed yesterday from Nanaimo on her way
to Alaska, and the Pensacola arrived at Madeira
TO-DAY
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A HARD WINTER IN EUROPE.
MANY Cases oG Death fresn Exposure
RepOras>d In Vie0ma.

VIENNA. Jan 5-This has 50 FAR been one OF the
severest winters on record here. Gases OF death
from the effects OF exposure are reported daily.
The winter supply Is beginning 10 fail The ics
IN the Danube has re lched vienna The flatten-
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LOUISVILLE, Jan "a special to the Courier
journal from Glasgow, KY, says: AT Tomk1ns-
Vile the grand jury, on Tuesday. returned three
Indictments against each OF the two Clarks, alias
Reeves, brothers, and MOllard. The three pleaded
guilty TO the charges IN two OF the Indictments
one OF which was for burglary, and were each
given five years on each charge or ten years each
on the two. To the charge OF burning the court
house they pleaded not guilty, and Jury returned
q verdict OF guilty, liking each mans punishment
at twenty yeArs In the penitentiary, making the
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05
The Indiana silver Mine.

JASPER, IND, Jan. 5.-The Buck Shoals Silver.
Mining and smelling Co. are smelling about 20
tons OF silverbeartng rock daily. An assay OF one
ton OF the rock showed silver product OF $50 and
a In gold. The ledge Of rock is In the blufrs OF
White River, In Dubois County, Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05

LONDON Jan. 5-Mr. wilfred Blunt. In q letter %
the papers In reference TO the hearing OF his ap-
peal from the verdict OF the court which sentenced
him TO two months imprisonment tor violation Of
the crimes act, In addressing proclaimed meet
ing at Woodf0rd. Ireland says that the hearing n
an unfair one and that the court has already De-
cided to uphold the verdict and sentence In haD
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05

The DISTRICT DEBT.-The quarterly statement
Of the Indebtedness of the District Of Columbia
has been issued by Treasurer Hyatt, showing that
the total debt on December 81 was SEQ 6l2 45O. a
reduction OF 81. 40, 200 in the principal and OF
$lO7. .SS7 In interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05
Indiana,s Coal Imdussry.

Brazil, IND, Jan 5-State Mine Inspector Nc
Quade's annual report places the output OF Indi-
anas DO coal mines at 3.217,s1l tons. But for
strikes the output would have reached 4, ,000, 600
tons, ranking Indiana NTH among coal producing
states The total nupber OF miners employed WAS
smiled fatally
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cashier OF the Fideiity Bank, died suddenly this
morning. M. BALDWIN was indicted with ehe
reason hts bond was placed at 10000. and n was
able 70 secure bOo0slnoa and has nOe been n to1l
He died from paralyaA On Tuesday night ~ r.
his family round him lying unconsc1ouA Hh
o1ogts 70 eOuDo hin fa11o4 p
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AN ABANDONED SCHooNER.-Secretary whitney
has telegraphed the commander of the q. s. s.
IrOquos, at San Francisco to 20 out with his yes
sci and blow up the abandoned schooner John
Hancock, loaded with lumber, water-logged on
Humboldt Bay, and reported asdangerous TO navi-
cation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- wlLHELMJ CLUB.

- -
take place st Uniyersaiist Church, s4TURpaY. jan
United ins
nft sEhs 8 cp ss
maininy concerts at sanders 8 staymans. s34 + st
TO- SsiMnaA M ras.s: sn:s sS. aDa
E~ THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
asFrS !. Existing M between NJ COLE and GEORGE A
u........ a aES Soat K GREEN.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 8. 1858. js5-2t.
I have this day associated with myself in
SAM K BROWN.
ja4-6t' SAMUEL K. BROWN SON.
WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
q sSssf sssnssF .na Family
Is t: viii = held "a At a. hsI s sosnsS n sS = +
';sssss ;sss Il SSSfa OF THE ASSEMBLE
EE3yE9isTGe coSPaSy n a oF % SoNfsShEkY fsY
wary 8. 1855 between the me- hours ours Of and PM TOR for
ses snsnns
R POTATOES, POTATOES POTATOES
We have 5000 bushels Of choice imported
M & ,s.t
nrst-class, cali. write or telsphsne to ANDREWS {
TApE T.i.psoai si kH :. Sol NV all orders promptly sa
K~s vENIsoSl Slra1S sHoqsHS pHS S.s.xTs
jA3-1w At the PALACE MARKET.
49, sULsER & POTTER HAVE OPENED A
new Wire Mattress Manufactory ., Wards
Telepkons call. seS-a. ~ '-'''' ' - dsi,ec6t. ST.
HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Fifth Issue of Stock commences with January 1888.
St sSs ha
st FL Se 10Th ins 1gts 9.
spbscrptons RECEIVED At the Office OF the Treasurer
TIE four Of the sssociaton have been sue
cessfui ones the result Of careful and economical
aef II csn
nun NUN interest mt due to stockholders,
shares goo each Payment: stool share
Withdrawn or Cancelled in settlements. VII ''''A
o.nsa en ss.e sS Hs
for being $40 on stock and slO as interest.
the least possible expense without commissions as
paid to sgents and the debt settled in whole or in part
The indics.ions that this series will be quite
from ethe. Of the undersisned the other officers Of
'A' Thus. I BOWLING. President
.ssiss 5SSzhR #S$sfi sss; $Ssi st. NV
~ To All whom it may concern:
snd ssss nN T
S SSn ss .e as and sh m of
rssrns Sss
''a ,.ss.,, s :, ,.:S $S 5s$zEsSzo~Ha
business intend to continue the under my own
name and At the same place. where will be glad to
who Il hsss fsS'is ass Sss
Ii Isl. x''hs PALACE Market
E~. ,NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed . copsrtnership for the
Ba.nss. under sa =
GSNxkp .H'si 4 81 ifSs EeeksE o1EAay.
Washington. d. c.. January = 1883. js3-3t'
. H0r-H0VsskJ sEJssEHH AgEEHh9pSSbi sPESbirs,
ja3-lw At the PALACE MARKET.
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO MY
bs Rsa r. that a. have
ment, at, at l2'3 ST. NV where shall ee pleased to
Washington, D. c.. January 2, 1883.
Mr.. EMMONS has had very large experience in Real
Estate matters and is both competent and efficient and
goes into business for himself with my best wishes for
ja3-3t B. H. WARNER
AT COST: BATH ROBES, JAP SILK
~ and Cardigan Jackets, Silk and Wool Muf-
fers. Silk ana Linen Handkerchiefs. Canes and Satin
A. Hor-HoUs5T s5THDFjsE eHcTMEEFs 4SN.7ors
ja3-1w At the PALACE MARKET.
GAS FIXTURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05

MINISTER STALLo Nor IGNORED.-State Depart
ment officials deny that Judge Stallo, the Ameri-
can minister to Italy, was ignored In any way by
self OF the services OF Cardinal Gibbons to present
his gift to the pope. Mr. StallO as minister to
Italy, Is In no way brought into relations with the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE LARGEST AND FINEST AssoRT-
- MENT OF CHRISTMAS BOOKS, CARDS,
and NOVELTIES can be found at W. II. MORRISON'S
stores. 47o Penn ave- and " \. and 18th st.
d6-1m
- Real Estate, l4O5 Est.
Real Estate bought and sold. Loans effected In
surance placed. Investments made Special atten-
ton to the collection of rents and Of Real
Properties r. H. GOLDSBOROUGH CO..
ol5-3D l405 street
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvsnis Ave- and llth st. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
sH KAUFMAN, Fres'a

Tnx EvrxrSa Star IL served TO subscribers in the
city by their account 10 cents per
week. 44c, per month Copies At the counter. 2
cents each. BY mail-postaze prepald-5O cents q
month: one year. so six months s3
TEntered at the Post Once At Washington D. c. a
perond-class mail msttsr.l
TIE WEEKLY SrAR-published on Fr1day-sl
year, postage prepaid Sin months so cents
tDAn mail Subscriptions must be paid in advance;
No paper sent lonxer than IL paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on application
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Four Railroad Mem K,,,.d.

WINNRPEG, MAN., Jan. 5-Tuesday night, on the
Canadian Pacific, at Stewart station two freight
trains c0llded. II Is said the engineers and nre-
men OF both trains were killed.
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GAS FIXTURES.
| THE LARGEST,
| THE RICHEST,
THE NEWEST STOCK
PRICES THE LOWEST.
| -. T. F. BROOKS, 531 18th st. NV,
/ Dbl

ool CorcOIan Building.
E THE FERTEe55%2E S5%SAsF. EFAT AND LIGHT
9STIcE s3s F NV
s. he of
The Perfection Heat and Iasht Co." win ye held
It sss q NV ior the ELECTION Of Scsra q biree:
IS such
The tr.nsier book: win 3 closed from January 1.
ss as .,''' January ES i:f;:
GsEVEs xETaR,S4EX
TsShons Nc us Eve Dr. n crsrs .G% 70
always in stock at the same place. diS-im'
.hs sESoSp MESnHhE MhEpISs
ISG. Jsapary 81 O'clock at st. Dominic's Han,
$50 may b obtained ON each share advanced on.
Interest e the rate Of Per cent sSxed Shares u
8 pfERMoDY. Secretary. Fl .f' fFedsfH' dsf,Si
K~ oF1Ic6 E1 6F oP + TIE MUTUAL FIRE ms
The annual meeting Of the Mutual Fire Insurance
ss q Ms f6s ssf @ Il SSa y BE- s hsld ' On
ut) Mt the office of the company Of Pennsyl.
vsnia avenue and 9th street N. W.. commencing at
BY the charter Of the company the election Of seven
Of the company required to be held At the above
is provided: "At the annual meeting OF the Company
the FIRST business in order shall be the appointment
,Sn n Il, pseSsdanes s5n ths .ct q nsorpCrasOn. BE-
Amount it, Of % premium IL n notes notes held by sHS the H.
Amount Of Cash on hand ,....:.....S III ~ ~
Sec1rities. lI0O94 80
Once furniture and f1iures 10000
Losses by fre for the year 1887. ad-
annual statement viii be ready for distribution
st the office Of the company by the 18th Of January
By order of the Board Of Msnsssrs.
d3l-l3t J. WESLEY BOTELER, Secretary.
4 II. GE EAEa TIE asSk
IIoS sili + hsia e !ss sEcSS6 MoSbA9 q i.aS-
@ aSs u
mia ave ven n " in the city e Msshipyton e Polls
0Ffn 5!H% sec.y FRED b. d5is hrss
r. PIANO. AND BANQUET LAMPs
CELEBRATED ROCHESTER, LAMPS.
DUPLEX. AND STUDENT LAMPS
ART PORCELAIN FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
=. 6. SHEDD BRO.
d20 432 9th st. NV
BISHOPS CAMPHoRINE, AN ELEGANT
Han snS Lin. cufss SsusR sbd .dpS Hsa
sn WI Keep the akin DssuttfuIly :moetn M and & s9fs
Il IS,s S y:ys.
Orders By postal receive prompt stssn!ion:
l~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 Est
AssETs-ssll l.ss22a
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