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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-28
He Yelled Kemp's Balsayn.

veil Take Kemp's Balsam, the best
cough cure" l always do when hear a
man cough, and l can't help it. 1t saved
me and it will cure you. / was threatened
with pneumonia last winter and it broke 1t
up. 1t helps the children out when their
throats are sore, cures their coughs and
tastes so good. The first dose helps you.
So writes A. r. Arnold, engineer on the
West Shore Ry., at Conajoharie, N. \.
The Messenger, prohibition state organ, is
to be published twice week.
Stephenson's majority over Semer for
congress i'm the eleventh district Is 2,11S.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-28
70 Nervous, pebilitated Men.

If you will send us your address, we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belt and Appliances and their
charming effect upon the nervous debilitat-
ed system, and how they will quickly restore
YOU to vigor, and manhood. If you
are thus afflicted, we will send you Belt
and Appliances OH trial. Pamphlet free.
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Eighty people are down with measles in
the little town of Hart.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-28

Eugene hItIy, UI ItUSCUIIIIIIUII, IIIO UOiC"t-
ed democratic candidate for the legislature,
will contest the election of DeVere Hall.
Sought for the last hundred years. A
remedy for catarrh, hay fever and cold in
the head, found at last in Ely's Cream Balm.
Safe and pleasant to use and easily applied
into the nostrils. 1t gives relief at once
and thorough treatment positively cures.
Price soc.
LOOMS people have concluded to have a
Christmas tree and have begun to prepare
for it,
AT bazaar held by the ladies of the
Catholic church at LudingtOn the net re-
ceipts were 81, 450.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

The comprehensive mind Of Rev. DIR. McCosh
has grasped the details of confederation of
Protestant churches for parish aud other mis-
sionary work. The scheme does not contem-
plate consolidation Each church preserves its
full identity. According to the philosophers
plan the Episcopalian remains under his bishop,
the Methodist under his conference, the Pres
byterian under his presbytery, the Conyrega-
tionalist under his council, and the Baptist
under his convention. The prime purpose is to
prevent the overlapping of church work and to
insure a strong. united effort in districts where
now little is done by any denomination This
vast scheme. which would in the past have
been utopian, is now among the possibilities.
Somewhat later it will probably be carried out.
AL the signs point TO such confederation for
practical work of the churches usually called
evangelical.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

The residence in various Central and South
American countries that have no extradit,on
treaties with the United States of prominent
fusitives from justice from the United States
has suggested to the All-American congress
the propriety Of formulating stringent treaty
which shall deliver all such offenders to our
authorities for punishment Such document
has been prepared by one of the commit
tees, and stands good chance Of adoption.
No argument is necessary to re-enforee the
facts and procure the ratification OF properly
formed treaty OF extradition with every civil
lied poyer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

Half of the threadbare fiction known as the
queens speech at opening OF parliament
deals Sith Irish and African affairs The
queen tells her Lords and Gentlemen" that
the bloody Portuguese at her request have
promised 20 withdraw from 1.-The territory in
question" She vaguely outlines an Irish pol
icy which Is to consist of two things--'.increas-
ing under due financial precaution the num-
Der Of occupying owners" and extending to
Ireland the principles of local self-governme Mt
Do FAR as they are applicable TO Ireland"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

Mr.. Glsdstone's declaration in a letter that
the coming session of Parliament will probably
be one of pressing interest has set all the
political tongues a-wagging. Heis not addicted
to empty speeches. One of the chief points in
the opposition policy is the hostility to the
new land purchase scheme Of the government
The Gladstonian Liberals will, so Mr.. Morley
in a recent speech foreshadowed, contend that
three conditions must be complied with if this
measure passes the House Of Commons l.
That the British state shall not be a direct
creditor Of the Irish tenant. 2. That the bene-
fits OF the bill shall not be confined to the
farmers but shall be distributed equally among
the tax payers of Ireland 3. That it shall be
part Of political settlement to which the Irish
members shall be consenting parties 1t is
noticeable that the Liberals are divided in
opinion on the new scheme for federal home
rule, some Of them agreeing that subordinate
Parliament is good for ireland and even for
Wales and Scotland, but not for England. This
u the fifth session Of the present Parliament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

Inc ABOVE hugs are made Of the finest grades of
carpets, the coiors aud designs being very
RICH AND EFFECTIVE
Before looking at them please measure the room fo,
which they intended thus enabling Ia soE Won
just what you desire.
TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS
MITRE RUGS,
81 EACH
Misht Carpets at
HALF PRICE
CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS,
80 pairs all Chenille Porteres, Biadere stripe fringe
Reduced from 10. so to 1926 per pair.
Speciality No. 2.
rs pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS. 3,t yards
long. ~ '-
Reduced from a to e2.25.
Speciality No. 3.
90 pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS, extra fine
Reduced from IS to 81. rs per pair.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
We are also Offering
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Too numerous to quote.
JULIUS LANsBURaH.
fs 18th and r sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12
MORE SuRpR1sEs ToMoRRow.

Since devote the lower half Of this column to the
Glove SALE which ID shortly to terminate, don't
do justice to the following. which the very latest
spring arrivals, offered at reduced prices for day
tomorrow, Thursday, February 13:
Mems Socks.-21 cents for 5-cent Spring Half Hose
Sec window full of samplea
DRESS GOODS.-The soc. Black Mohairs to be As
cents tomorrow
TOWNSHIPS 15c. Damask and Huck Towels
offered at for 25c.
RIBBoNS.-The new shades in Moire and G. G. silk
Ribbons reduced from Is to 10 cents
DRESS TRIMMINGS.-1O per cent;od the marked
price of any Trimming you may select
JEWELRY.-The new Soc Jewelry for the spring
time does credit to the "Pslas Royal" Why shouldn't
we say its Tomorrow's price for choice 39c.
RUBBER GOODS. The Improved Lisht-weight
Gossamer Circulars viii be quickly introduced tomor
row at 81 20 instead of S1.45.
CHATELAINE BAGS.-Antelope and Seal Bags with
Oxidzed Silver Trimmings. marked 9Sc, are offered
tomorrow for soc.
HOSE-The 45c Boot pattern Hose with warranted
Fsstblack Feet and Ankles and Uppers in fancy COL
ors also the new Grays. Tans and Modes in the Plain
color English Hose. For tomorrow 35c or 3 pairs
for 81.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

American cattle dealers are eudeavorinr 10
secure privileges At Montreal which will MAKE
that city the greatest live stock shipping point
In America IL Is proposed. if proper arrange
nents can be made. to ship lou, 900 head from
there next year, and il the business continues
TO increase a few years will suffice to See com
mercial union between Canada and the states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12
1t is not believed in Washington that tn

II In not believed in Washington that the
Controversy between Major Raymond and Mr..
Madd, contestant for a seat in Congress. had
anything to do with the formers relief from
the engineer commssionership at this time.
Mr.. Mudd's threat to retalIate for fat refusal
OF his request or demand that District en-
pfoye should be replaced by one Of his political
followers was probably empty vaporing. II it
were believed that the change of Commission
ers was in the slightest degree attributable to
any such cause, the local feeling would be one
OF profound Indignation. No sympathy would
be necessary for Major Raymond, for he has
frequently expressed his willingness and even
his desire to be relieved, but the District would
have Q right on its own account to be indig-
nsnt that commissionership should be made
the football of spoils politics. II Mr.. Mudd
were full-fedged Congressman he would
have no right to NEEDLE in the administration
Of the local government TO the extent of de-
manding the dismissal of an elnploye
and tho employment. of one of his
sdherents solely on political grounds.
In replacing District employees against
whom some charge o: inefiiciency or
improperly can fairly be brought the political
complexion of the administration will naturally
influence the character of the appointments to
NIL the vacancies, since competent men can be
found in either party. But some regard should
be paid to the non-partisan character of the
District, and to the consideration that the mu-
niciPal government must for the Districts well
fare be preserved from offensive partisanship.
III it were possible that the refusal of threat
ening demand Of the gift of District Office as
political spoils should result in the dismissal of
the refusing Commissioner instead of a sug-
gestion of the improperly of his conduct to
the meddlesome place-hunter, then the pre-
tence Of q business-like and reasonably nom
partisan conduct of District affairs would
clearly be farcical, and the administration re-
sponsible for the condition Of things would be
guilty Of breach Of trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD q LorHRoP.
Cor. 1lth and + sts. nv.
"WEDNESDAY. FEsauARr IL, 1890.

IRE waiting TO Be announced in the rspers.
We cannot tell Of half q them here We told
81 sne new China and India SILKS. the new
tractive Dresa Goods. the exquisite Pat
tern" Robes, the lovely Wash Fabrics, &c,
sna before the types we're cold more 81 the
q them. II Is our aim TO place before You
the choicest OF the spring seasons best pro-
gucuons we are buying aud receiving
aNsit Of inspection viii be time web en-
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP.
New Spring Dress Trimmines-The new
stock of Spring Trimmings is ready. Van
ayks designs are the most fashionable Black.
2-inch Black vandyke silk Trimming, soc.
per yard; Other widths up to Is per yard
Blsck Silk Gimp Trimmings, TO inches
wide. nc. TO soc. per yard
For trimming evening dresses we offer q
s%nsre IL ,ns m Of Gut s,ssl aud silver Trim
are entirely OF metal and others are COM
b,ned with Cream silk Embroidery. Ell to
This new stock. with what we already had.
enables US 10 show the hsndsomest and most
complete line of Hlgh-clAss Dress Trim
IniEgs In the city.
tFirst hoor)
You Ladies who have been waiting for the
Fast Black" Double-soled Hose, with the
for dollar. will no doubt be Glad 20 learn Of
their arrival. This is an excellent DUALITY
for the price. and We cannot secure any more
TO sell at this figure.
(Flrsf door.D
The Ready-cut silesis Waist lining. make
you your own dress maker. so far as fitting
the waist II concerned. Full direction
Two qualities. 40 and SOC each.
Iirst floor: rearl
More New Northumberland special
NAnes TOO. twenty hve new and attractive
styles Of Colored- b rdered All-linen Hand
kerchiefs AZ IKE. each.
Thirty or more beautiful patterns in
White and Coiored Embroidered Scalloped-
edge Hsndkerchiefs at the low price of lsc.
Of two.
A finer quality Of the above, with little
more elaborate embroidery, &c. 25c
superior qualities OF Scalloped and En-
broidered Handkercbiefs, in both White and
We are extremely well fixed" IN Hand
kerchiefs at present.
(fIrst foor)
What do You think Of this, We have
punched our sl25 and 81 90 BroadclUths
ana offer them at q dollar per yard The
reason Is we were out of the reg alar dollar
quality and you continued 70 call for it so
rather than buy more At this time We
dropped the el.25 and Sl.5 qualities To
mat price A grand opportunity TO secure
an Elegant Dress for considerable less than
the regular price. Full so inches wide and
six yards 10 the usual dress pattern. Think
OF sax dollars for Broadcloth Dress Here
are Q few OF the shades-Cadet Blue, Hunters
Green, Olive, Sage, Terra Gotta, Garnet,
kinel. Navy, Lisht Sage, he'd, Myrtle, Ma
hogany. &c.
(first noor.)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
y Cor. IL tn and SITS. n .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

Pretenders to great thrones used to shake
the earth where they landed Now the people
shake them The Duke OF Orleans, so-called,
neditases in a ParIsian prison today the les
sons Of history and the difference between the
old and the new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

An Iowa court has decided in liquor sell
ing case that the possession of q government
license by party is prirna 1lcie evidence of
intent to violate the state law, and now A
liquor seller in that state viii have to take the
chances and net pay taxes to ANYBODY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

Three Philadelphia presbyteries, including
the mother presbytery," have voted against
revising the churchs creed The strongest
Presbyterian city in the United States is evil
IDENTIFY averse to change and the old theology is
BY 20 much stronger than it was supposed to be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12
r. GorpscHx1n
lO7.lO0o r ST. NV.

r. GorDscHx1n
lOO7.100o ST. NV
TOMORROW. THuRsDAY. FEB IL. 1890
We shall offer for tomorrow the following goods q
prices that certainly should attract your special 81
| tention- They are prices that may never dupli-
cate and shrsvd buyers should not miss this grand o
portunity.
JEWELLERY DEPARTMENT.
Durins the past few days have received large In
voices Of the latest novelties In yewelry, which ve
shali offer for sale tomorrow
Read and carefully consider the bargains below:
700 Pr the latest patterns in Side Combs. which
comprise oxixed silver and gilt which We shall offer
for tomorrow st1Sc pr.
$50 the latest patterns in Bracelets oxidssd sil-
yer and Gilt for only &c. each.
Solid Silver Thimbles, all sizes only Is cents
The best bargain that have 10 Solid Silver Brace
lets. which have just been received. They comprise
different styles. and warrant them 70 b solid,
which Nc offer for tomorrow 1t ESQ. each.
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Our stock Of leather goods has just been repenshed
in the past few days. which makes it now more com.
plete than before.
Tomorrow We offer the following bargains:
for 81 cents.
Coin Purses in seal. alligator and oozed oxidized
tops. assorted patterns. for only 40 ceuts.
Alligator Purses for only 22 cents
Card Case and Pocket Book, combined only centa
Plain Leather Purses for only cents
4dierent styles in Pocket Books for only 22 cents
each.
Thelatest novelty in LADIES' Pocket Books oxidized
trimming, for only 40 cents.
FANCY CHINA DEPARTMENT.
The following items We quote are special values and
% we have only limited quantity of each it will pay
you to call early to make . selection:
50 English Porcelain Salad Bowls, handsomely
decorated only gle.
u English Decorated Platters for only $50
% English China Cake Plates for only 19c.
dozen French China Cups, saucers and Plates,
hand painted neat decorations, only AZ for y dos
DO Hand painted Sauce Plates only &c. each
53 Hand-painted Desert Plates only &C. each
60 Hand-painted China Mugs only l5c each.
90 Hand painted Tiles new shape, only DC. each.
dozen Japanese Buffers for only &C. each.
BABY CARRIAGES.
OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN.
We have selected from our assortment Of Carriages
one lot consisting OF about 10 Carriages all new and
attractive designs. upholstered the finest quality
Silk Plush; Satin Parasols, lined with Silk Lace Edge
The bodies are very strong. being made Of the best
wheels and spring We warrant are ss good as any
manufactured. These Carriages are worth from az
toSl4. Your choice Tomorrow for %. Each Car.
rage is warranted for Is months.
r. GOLDSCHMID.
1t lOO7-lOO9 ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

Ten millions Of doodle" aostracted from the
United States are known to be in Canada. No
wonder Canada declines our overtures for an
nexing her. And ye. that brand-new treaty
viii stop the accretions of doodle" capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

Tie fact is developed that the democrats of
Mary snd-at least tho great majority of the
intelligent leaders-are IN favor of ballot re-
form, which is a pointer for the legislature.
The Australian system is gaining ground rap
idly in this country. and the solons at Annapo-
LIS should hasten to join tine procession by
enacting the reform bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12
Pans Car FAsHross... Lospos

L ARTS. Gar EasHroNs. LONDON.
The goods not unpscked st time of writing but
tomorrow (Thursday) morning We shall be ready.
INFANTS CAPS.-Round and three piece Caps Of
our own importation. These are made entirely by
hand and represent the very latest French styles.
Prices range from 80 cents to s2.6s.
We also show silk. Lace and Null Caps made to our
order in imitation Of the imported aud offered 1t lower
prices than ever previously quoted
TWO UNUSUAL BARGAINS.
25 cents for SHRED Null Caps with lace trimmed
ruche and strinss II we could hold cap up before
you read you'd it equals any previously sold
1T SO cents
9S cents for Embroidered Surah Silk Caps with full
ruche Of lace No exsggeraton to state better than
last seasons s1.35 cap.
CHILDREN's CAPS.
Can we give names to the many new shapes! To call
them 'Fauntleroy," May Queen or "Tam O'Shsn-
ter is to give the impression Of old styles The
are improvements Of those quoted. We have them in
Silk Null. India Linen. ChAmbray. in white and all
colors, comprising tints Of Old Rose, Pink Tan
Mode. Blue. Red. Prices range from csc. to IS.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
6s cents for Three piece Shrred Null Caps with full
lace trimmed bow and strings The quality and finish
Of last seasons S5c. caps.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

The Indianapolis board OF trade has asked
for the total repeal of the interstate commerce
act II viii be asking for the worlds fair
next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

Virginia has issued an edict against the
dressed beef Of Chicago, and il will now be in
osder for Chicago to retaliats with On edict
against the chewing tobacco of Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

The frosts in the northwest do not appear to
have nipped the early spring blizzard la the
BOD
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G1ovEs Az REDUCED PRrcEs.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below.)

GLovEs Ar REDUCED PRrcrs
Twice a year-the commencement of the summer
and winter seasons-the styles of "Palais Royal"
Kid Gloves are offered at actual cost prices
1t is an advertisement
We might to the expense of circulars &c. drawing
attention to the merits Of the Palais Roya Gloves
but We adopt 9 more original method of ADVERTISING
We oGer each visitor pair-one pair oniy-or Pal
as Royal" Gtores at the wholesale price.
MEMS PALAIs ROYAL KID GLOVES
Reduced from 81. SO to s12o pair.
Style No4-These are the Celebrated English Derby
Kid Gloves made expressly for the "Palas Royal" by
the leading glover Of London Because of contracting
for large quantities and in consideration Of payments
made immediately after On receipt Of the goods we
buy rs advantageousy a. il possible. We can also
afford smaller profit than Is usual because haven't
the losses credit business inevitably brings thus
1t is We have offered these celebrated Gloves during
the last twelve years At the very low price Of
$50. The special price Is $40. Every pair war
ranted. Call and have pair tried on. at our risk
You will then properly appreciate the superior TT.
LADIES' PALAIs ROYAL KID GLOVES,
Reduced from 81 so to sl.20.
-
In the new shades for spring The spear point,
also the hair-iine embroidery backs
Style No. 5-Undressed Suede 4-button Kid
Gloves in the spring dress goods shades vi Green's
Blues, Tans. Modes. Browns, Grsys. Slate, &C.
ABOUT "PALAIs ROYAL GLOVES.
When You see the name "Palais Royal" stamped in
side any pair Of Gloves you rely such Gloves
II they split new pair is given. They are the tea
Cloves possible 10 Bsd,uf actWe
The FIT superior because styles for all sha pes of
hands CONSTANTLY in stock.
The MATERIAL cannot lie better because selected
from the best skins only.
The FINISH Is perfect because they are carefully
hand se~ed with silk and BY experts who are eul-
ployed the year round at stated salaries
The WEAK can be relied because Of the 1T ma
terials and hnish. and b-canss every pair in war.
ranted.
The PRICE Is the lowest ever quoted for the hast
French Kid Gloves and possible only bscausa of thu
Palas Royals cash business.
The SPECIAL PRICES will not bring us any pres-
ent gain. We rely the merits of the olovss 70
make you future patron at regular prices
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
| Continued be,ow.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

A portion of Chauncsy NJ Depew's speeches
have gone into book form. and they will be
served cold ~ dinners remote from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12
w. HAvr Sam II
AND WE ARE DOING IT.

In Monday's Bar ~ announced that we would close
Kid Gloves for Evening Wear and Ne ala msks them
move ct rapid gait. We shall continue until 6seus.
day next 70 sell them q the following low prices
Ladies' 12-eutson Best AousQustairss. al colo. 20
Lsdi:s ls-b.ssoa Best Mousqussarss, Ill ooloss -
inches long. e245
LadieI 2obutson Best Mousqustairss Il, co,ors, 20
inches ioae. sara:
Every pair warranted.
We shall also offer this week extr. value IN Ladies'
4ibutton Spring Shade Real Kid Gloves really worth
o. bus on account Of their embroidery being lit
tie orosd they viii 70 % S9c this week.
Laoies o'outson Dressed Kids reduced from 9Sc 70
lAdiss' and 5-button Dressed Kids, reduced from
u. Is to 08c
I.diss' 4-buttOn Undrssssd: Kids reduced from
o1.20 to CSC.
L.diss 4-buss0a Suede Kids reduced from q As to
e1.22.
Ladies' 4-busson Best French Fast Black reduced
from d. 90 to .3s.
Ladies' 5-button Best French Fast Black. reduced
from e1.75 to SL4S.
Ladies' Sbutton tsires All colors retiuced
from 81. 62 to u. 80.
Everything in the line Of ladies' Cents Boys and
Childrsns Winter Gloves At manufacturing price.
Look at prices marked in show window.
Every pair Of Gloves 1t 9sc and upward VIC try on
at our risk and warrant them
+ g wv II - E +.
$.s s::E E.. $.j$Sv} T. I: &C. Is ! ::
;. si4 9TH ST NV. s,4
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Bur PrnHAps You DrDxr,

Have you noticed our late mention Of the Spring
Jerseys Hosiery, shiFt waists, Gloves Aandkaehsls.
Embroideries and Dress Goods: They ere here swat
ing you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12
F F {! 4 T {. {. + ::
EE Eaf $?i$ II 4 +
RI 'oo' 7 "a ILL :

Spring Goods are flooding the store This mornings
important arrival Is the CHILDREN's CAPS
Early. you'll say. But did we ask you to buy! Wen
be pleased to have you call and admire them = Our
buyer ia Is proud Of the CAPS % any mother
be Of her new baby.
(See below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12

e2,505. 768. sc
Every policy has Endorsed thereon the cash surren.
ger and psd up Insurance vaues to which tho
Is entitled by the Massachusetts, Statute LIFERATE
ENDOWMENT policies issued at the old life rate
Premium-ANNUAL CASH distributions are paid
upon ALL policies.
Pamphlets, rates and values for any age sent on sp
plication to the Company's Office, or to
VIM. q. OBEkTEUFFER. General Aren't.
Room l. Glover Building, 1915 s.,
,rx, - ,,,~,r Washington. DC.
JOS. NJ. 9lBBENS, Vice President
+. TRULL. Secretary.
II WIN. b. TURNER, Asst Secretary,