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The Butler-Strong Case.

The grand jurors have examined over .
dozen witnesses, including Gen. b. +. Butler
and o. ID. Barrett, respecting the alleged for
gerry of a paper purportIng to be signed by
Gen. Butler. in which the general agrees TO ac-
cept a fee of $4,000 for his services in pros-
ecuting Mr.. Strong's claim.
In the Court in General Term yesterday Gen.
Buffers application to require Examiner Mont
gomery to file the testimony of Mr.. Brooke
taken in the case was granted, provided Gen
Butler paid the fees due for taking his
(Brooke's) testimony
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INCREASED POSTAL FACILITIES IN THIS CITY,
Postmaster General Wanamaker has decided
to recommend to Congress that an appropria-
ton be made for the purpose of establishing
three additional carrier stations in this city
similar to the one in East Washington
and the one in Georgetown. 1t is pro-
posed to locate the new stations in
North Washington, South Washington and Ana
costa. There is an independent Office at the
latter place, but there is no carrier system.
When these new stations are established each
Of the four main sections of the city will have
its own post Office.
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Lasters Strike.

WEYMOUTH, Mass, Jan. 29-The thirty
lasters employed in the factory Of r. G. Has
kell at east Weymouth struck yesterday against
a reduction of six cents per case The firm
employs three hundred hands and does a
large business. Unless some settlement u
made the factory will have to shut down.
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Sixty More Supervisors Selected.

An additional list Of some sixty names Of
supervisors of the census has been prepared
for the action of the Senate. A former list
contained some fifty names, so that the total
number of appointments is over one hundred.
There are about seventy-fve supervisors yet
to be appointed before the entire number Of
l75 have been named Superintendent Porter
expects 10 complete this work in the course Of
q few weeks. At present he is devoting his en-
tire time 20 the consideration of these appoint
ments. He sees no one but Senators and Rep
resentatives and sthe constituents they bring
With them.
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The democrats generally had refused to vote
and made the point of no quorum. The
Speaker, however, counted as present the men,
bers refusing to vote and declared a quorum
present.
The House was Immediately in a great tur-
moil. as stated. but quiet was ultimately re-
stored and the Speaker made long statement
in justification of his course
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Arrested I'm Boston.

The police here were notified yesterday Of
the arrest of Otto ii. Stuhl in Boston for the
District authorities and Detective Carter left at
once to bring the prisoner here. Stuhl is
charged with embeZzling funds from L. W.
Walker while in his employ as collector Of .
book agency.
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OKLAHOMA Crrr, IND. T., Jan. 29.-There is
great excitement here over the organization of
citizens for the purpose Of destroying the
houses of lot jumpers One house WAS pulled
down and burned Monday night Yesterday
two serious street fights occurred. Last night
the streets were crowded with excited people,
and it was feared that snless the military in
terfered bloodshed was inevitable.
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THE GRAND CANON PARTY.
Report That but One Man Was at All
Hurt-The Rest Safe.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Robert Stanton,
wife of the chief engineer Of the grand canon
expedition, late last night received q letter
from her husband. at Lees Ferry, Ariz., giving
positive information that photographer Minis
was the only man in the party who was injured
All the others safe and well. Minis had .
leg bruised and ankle fractured by falling
down the side OF a cliff while attempting to
take a plcture.
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Judge J. J. Weed today fled petition for .
writ of habeas corpus in the name of the United
States ex rel Sarah Maddox against Chaa. W.
O'Neill, the officer Of the humane society. The
petitioner claims that o'Nein and oficer ools-
man took from her possession boy named q.
W.. Wise, who bad been abandoned by his psP.
ents and reared by her, and has placed hin u =
Catholic institution in New York
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"Mr. Depew, This Ten Million
Bill II Never Do"
MR.. PLATT'S GAME AT ALBANY
The Union Pacific Tracks Soon to B,
Cleared in the Sierras.
THERE IS NO FAMINE IN SOUTH DAKOTA
TOM PLATT DID
Are the Big Railroads Hostile to New
York?

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, NY, Jan. 29.-The worlds fair bill
was practically beaten today. The republican
senators insisted on adding the twenty-five new
names Platt demanded.
This necessitates the concurrence Of the as
sembly also and neutralizes its action yester-
day. While the senate was debating the bill
the assembly adjourned until tomorrow. Its
concurrence is thus put of twenty-four hours
The Platt scheme of crushing the bill be-
tween the two houses has been successfully
carried out.
The amendment proposed by Senator Irwin,
from the special committee on the worlds fair,
added twenty-five new exhibition commission
| ers, of whom eighteen are republicans and four
democrats.
THE HAND OF PLATr.
The names were chiefly those proposed by
Platt When the bill was thus reported the
democrats proposed that the senate act on the
assembly bill, as, if the Independent senate bill
were acted on, a single objection in the as
sembly would force the bill through all the
processes of q new bill and would delay it until
next week.
While this question was raised in the senate
the assembly cut its session short right after
the opening prayer. The assembly's adjourn
ment thus left only two alternatives before the
senate: Either to pass the assembly bill
without the Platt amendment and send
the bill to the governor today or pass the
senate bill with the Platt amendment, thus
preventing assembly action until tomorrow.
The democrats stood by the former course, the
republicans insisted on the latter and the
senate bill was unanimously passed. A single
objection in the assembly can now delay the
consideration in that body at every stage.
After considerable debate the bill was passed
as amended by a vote of Is to g
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Prize Fight Rules in New OkIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 29.-The amendment to
the city ordinance against prize fighting per-
mitting glove contests under the management
of regularly organized and chartered athletic
clubs was adopted by the council last night
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CONTRACTS FOR MAIL SERvIcE.-The contract
Office Of the second assistant postmaster gen.
erals Office has completed the work of award
ing contracts for the mail service in the states
of North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas,
Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas, Indian territory,
New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Mon
tana. Idaho. Washington, Oregon, Colorado,
Alaska and Nevada.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, 1926, 1856; customs. $685. 157.
ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated ga 900, as
follows: Registered 41as, $4,000, $4,000, at
104X.
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BROKEN into Scrnu Iron.

PORTLAND, NE, Jan. 29-The steamer
Ontario, which sailed from Bristol, England,
January II and arrived here yesterday, reports
encountering . storm on January IL, with q
changing wind. high sea and finally hurri-
cane. tremendous see broke over the ship,
breaking her toward lookout bridge into "a
mass OF scrap iron" and throwing il to the deck
below. Large bergs and ice fields we're sighted.
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NAVAL ORpERs.-Assistant Surgeon c. H.
Decker has been ordered to the naval aca-
deny. Passed Assistant Surgeon G. w. Rush
detached from the naval academy and placed
on waiting orders. Lieut.. r. E. Carmody,
from the Alert and ordered to the Monongahela
Lieuts. c. D. T. Moore and +. E. Greene,
Ensigns II. W. Whittlesey and ]. J. Knapp, As
sistant Paymaster s. L. Heap, Chief Engineer
b. C. Gowing, Passed Assistant Surgeon E. H.
Green and Assistant Engineer NJ. A. Anderson,
from the Alert and placed on waiting orders
Ensign r. o. Bitler, from the coast survey
steamer Gedney and ordered to the Mononga-
hela. Assistant Engineer Frank W. Bartlett,
to the Charleston.
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The Rush Took IL.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 29.-The United States
revenue cutter Rush took a large amount Of
mail to Portland, Greg. last evening, the regu-
lar line of steamers refusing the compensation
offered by the government
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William IL Short.

SPENCER. WIS. Jan. 29l-The books of ex-
town treasurer William Hartman Of this place
have been examined by experts who found
trial at the next term Of the circuit court
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Burned Himself to Death.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. 29.-Henry Buechler,
son Of a prominent German, became violently
insane yesterday and threatened to kill his
family. His father ha6 him removed tempo
rarily to the city prison. There he set fire to
his bedding in his cell, was fatally burned and
soon died
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King Humbert,s Thanks.

The Italian colony and the Benevolent So
ciety of Washington, through Minister Fava,
received today King Humbert's thanks for their
expression of coincidence for the death Of
Prince Amedeo, brother Of the king.
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He and $40. 600 Gone

LAPoRrE, ND, Jan. 29.-Adelbert L. Brown,
an attorney and insurance, loan and real estate
agent. has left for parts unknown, leaving
creditors to the amount Of S3O.OOO
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It's . Fine FiaG.

New YoRK. Jan. 29.-The Tribsas says the
San Bias Indians Of Colombia, who are largely
interested in American trade, have raised the
United States dag In defance OF the Colombian
government owing 70 ii interference with
Amerlcnn trading yeaDela.
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PATENTS have been issued to citizens of the
District as follows: John S. Blankman, adjusta.
BILE tubular gun sights; Chas. r. Davenport
bicycle; Edwin +. Murdock, toy.
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The PRESIDENTS VISITORS this morning in
cluded Speaker Reed, Senator Dawes, Repre-.
sentatives Ewart Randall of Massachusetts
Owen. Wilson and Bowden; Gen. Fremont and
Col. Tracy, Gen. O. o. Howard and Col Lee,
U.S.A
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: John Devlin, Louise
T.. widow Of Ansel Watrous; Elizabeth, mother
of Joseph II. Martin.
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MARSHALL CUSHING, the private secretary Of
Postmaster General Wanamaker, has returned
from brief absence from the city, occasioned
by the death of his brother
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The ABERDEEN, MISS, OUrRAaE.-The De-
partment of Justice is about to take steps to
discover the whereabouts Of timer John P.
Franz, the victim of the recent outrage at
Aberdeen, Miss, with a view to throwing some
light upon that affair."
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Abscouded.

ROME, Jan. 29.-Fricatili, prominent man
in the clerical world and treasurer OF the
academy del lincei, has absconded. He ID .
forger and defaulter
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The TRAINING SHIP JAMESTOWN has arrived
at st. Thomas, WI, on her winter cruise with
the apprentices.
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SPECIAL CENSUS AeENr-Mr. J. J. Noah, the
newspaper correspondent, has been appointed
special agent Of the eleventh census to assist in
the collection of statistics relative to the news
paper and periodical press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-29

LIEUT.. Col. CHAs. G. SAwrELLE, deputy
quartermaster general, has been ordered to
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SECOND CALL ON NATIONAL BANK DEPosI-
enthusiastically Window will this afternoon
issue a second call on national bank deposit
tories for surrender Of 10 per cent of govern
ment funds held by them
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DIED AT ST. ELIZABETH HospIrAL.-Chief En-
gineer John p. Kelly, U.S.N.. died Monday
afternoon at the st. Elizabeth insane hospital
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SNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
49, first meeting of stoc ckholders of the Ameri-
can Automatic Protector Co. will be held FRIDAY,
February q 1890. at go O'Clock pm. at 6l9 1 4th
ST. Washington, d. c.. for the purpose Of electing
board of directors adopting and transacting
such other business may properly come before such
meeting. By order of the following incorporators:
SAMUEL NJ. BRYAN,
JOSEPH L. CkANDALL
CHARLES q. BEEBE,
DANIEL A. EDWARDS,
la20, ,296f5-3t FRANK W. MOULTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~POsTPoNEMENT NOTICE.-OwING TO
- the impossibility of obtaining under exist.
in yiew the free night exhibitions the Gal
% o. ansIY & 81 1e Sn ON Eua ap
ja2s-3t F. S. BARBARiN. Curator.
RLo O O. F.-THE MEMBERS OF FRIEND
~ ship Lodge. No. II, and sister lodges re-
quesfed to be present at the Hall 10Th and Penna
presented To- prominent at member Of the order 10 0
It. - : .---' z I. FETTENGiLL. RS.
H~ORpER OF THE IRON HALL
- Public Installation of the officers of all
the Br.nehs Of this Order in this city will be held at
EVENING ociocE January fss So When DH surrsne Vice
Justice a n Hosiner with other officers Of the Su-
GEO. A. BACON, CJ. No s74.
ta29-2t' A. II. FLOECKHER, Acct, No.S74
k-NOTICE.-DIsso OF COPART-
- nership.-washington DC, January 20,
ts9o; The sopartnership heret9f re eHistnx be-
the firm name of venable sullivan has this day been
q @ ny mutual consent All money due iate nf
lsisnedl WS,XETSAAB.E sIiSA
P.s-Daniel p Sullivan will continue the business
at ,nsos, the old stand, s.o oo,, 9, nw
G~NOTICE.-I TAKE PLEASURE IN IN
- forming my friends and the public that l
will continue in the Plumbing and Gashtting Busi;
orders will receive my personal and careful atten-
ja!9-3t' FRANK W. vENABLE
- and the citizens Of the District Of Columbia
vaiia ave- to- elect Fen beier.es to the Nationnl
9red Mems Convention. held February 3. $780, at
metropolitan Methodist Church, on NJ st. NV. 1t
R-~ANY PERSON WHO SAW THE COLLISION
- of bicycle with carriage at corner of + and
10th sts. NV. on last Saturday morning about l
communicating 7, al once with my attorney Mr l.
Cabell Williamson. 492 Louisiana ave or myself
J29-3t' 1880 4th stsn.w.
R~JOHN C. MOORE IS NOT AUTHORIZED
40 to collect for U.s. He is no longer % in our en-
jas9-3t' ei9 Louisiana ave
H~sfECIAL RECEPTIoN IN THE GYMNA-
ave- on sI q hs annarv 20 ,suG aey i1rk
by h Ps Ia
talks and music. 1t
CANAL--THE MARITIME
or Canal Company Of Nicaragua has put on
of the canal The will be open to visitors from
10 am to pm to February II. ta1S-eotfebl2
SABBATH UNION CONvEN-
and 4t sts ''ii1 EvESISG Sanusry 81
sna o n0gy yFRsT eRf Eys
STas k ccioe EsS weSE
Crafts, sunderland Hamln. Bates, Judge Grammar
Hoge Of Richmond. Revs. Power Bartlett and Naylor
Of Washington, Congressman Morse and Wickham.
R-THE FIRM OF BAIRD 4 JARRATT,
dissolved in consequence of the death of Chas f.
Jarratt- The business will be continued by THOS.
BAIRD, 1917 Pa. ave. NV. ja2S-3t'
3,AAS.R A SPECIAL MEETING OF
EHgi de Bgsf SGSRs MU XII
at the cathedral. No, 10O7 ST. NV. Work Both de-
gree. A. H. HOLT, 32o
Ja2S-3t Recorder.
K~BLooKERs COCOA; oorrn,s oooo,
The best in the world. Stop and Try a sample at EO.
T. KENNEDY SONS. any day this week at IL l6
Connecticut ave. t22-2w
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MEN GOING SOUTH

kSFOR MEN GOING SOUTH.
have an excellent line of Medium and
Light weight Suitings and TrouserinRs
for Gentlemen Travelling South. q.
WAKEFIELD SIMPSON, Expert IN Trou-
sers. Cor. 9Th and u SITS. NV. JAZZ
RSNOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPART
~ NERSHIP.
WASHINGTON, ID g., January pa, 1890.
The Copartnership heretofore existing between
Andrew johnson Heilbrun and Louis Heilbrun, under
the firm Of Andrew j. Heilbrun 4 Co., has this day
been Dissolved by mutual consent. Lonis Heilbrun
withdraws from the firm. Andrew j. Heilbrun will
continue the business and the of the
late firm and is authorized to collect all debts
(Signedl ANDREW j. HEILBRUN.
LOUIS HEILBRUN.
PS-Thanking my friends and the public in eenerAl
Tor their liberal patronage extended TO the old firm,
respectfully request a continuance OF the same.
The Rising star Grocery Company,
ta27-3t NE. cor. 18th aid g. SITS W.
~BEFORE PURCHASING AN OvERCOAT
- or Ulster it will pay you to examine our
stock; 20 per cent discount.
ja24 GEORGE sPRANsY, 434 7th st.
KSON ACCOUNT OF REBUILDING HAVE
49, removed to 337 9TH street, between n and
o. east side, where i will be pleased to my friends
and the public in general.
r. NJ BROWN
ja2o-7t' Dealer in Paints, Oils and GLASS;
R~wANTED A TENANT FOR ABUILDING
- to be erected on prominent corner on +
st. NV j. I. DYER,
ja:15-6t 1904 St
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COCOA

~ BLOOKERS COCOA.
The best in the world Stop and Try sample at GEO.
l. KENNEDY SONS. any day this week at IL 10
Connecticut ave. p2-2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES
LsoN WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY.
HIGHsPIRE, DAUPHIN CO., PA

HIGHsPIRE, DAUPHIN CO, PA
Tht. celebrated whisky. most carefully and slowly
yeasted. mashed. fermented and distilled from the
valuable health giving Chalybeat waters and choice
small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain
districts Of Pennsylvania and Maryland. and rpened
In heated ware houses sea-voya9ed and aged in the
warm salt air Of Bermuda. The oxides of iron and
their homooTous salts found in the waters from which
this Whisky distilled render this Whisky invaluable
and unequaed as tonic and rejuvenator to those in
need of strength. vitality and visor
See certificate Of Prof. Tonry of the Baltimore Med
tcal College:
THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR
MEDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLOR Is DUE To
TIE IRON PRESENT.
''wM p ToNRY. Ph.D.. Chemist"
This celebrated Whisky is sold by the following
osSSsFs CSSPisr and GaSIssais I aSI0r & II Dealers
kedman & s sor pm Pm, and nd Louisiana ave
Geo 7. Kennedy Son. 1909 + stn,M.
N. 1 p Meizrer. Al 7th St. NV
Ma.ihs~ Goddard: cor: l:5th and II sta NV.
oG' o. %qsh %1sfinf f6 a21 iitn h9ss sa i n.R wv
= = tonGe Raf': cor h'fe fet and sts. NV.
= d. Donnelly. cor l4th and srs: NV.
Also the following Hotels and KestaHrants:
MsSe! s%spson E0,sI cor M l9th and ,ss NV
Ssiional Hoiefl ei6 and FsnnsyIyani. ave NV.
Geo. ". Harvey, lth and Pennsy vania
Ine LOsekam, 1923 + st NV.
II. b. KirkwoOd. 1923 q st. NV.
J.. Y. McNakOn. sos 18th st. NV.
i. W. Morgan, S5j ID 81. H.
y. ". Hygster. y04 Pennsylvania ave NV
G. B. Osborne, 9Th and sits. nv
Z Gerstenbery. 1343 Pennsylvania NV.
JAS H. Costello, 400 10th ST. NV.
Chas q. Brill, D37 st
i. Reuter-. AZ st. and Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Jas A. Humphrey. AIS 18th st. W.
Mrs. John Ross, 309 9TH st. nv
J. IL DeAtley, l2.s2 PennsylvsNa NV.
X. C. Hoffman, 1412 New York
4. L. Selby. 6O2 Pennsylvania NV
W. 7. Wall, 1903 9TH st. Nv.
Dan Buckley. 702 p st. II.
Joseph GattO, Sth and sts. NV.
J.. Egloff. cor. yth and sts n
i. II. Brosnan. 52l 9Th ST. NV.
Alexander kaff. 10th and Z SITS. NV.
Casino Club, Mount Pleasant
Metropolitan Club. IL tn and III sts. nv
Meridian Club, 17zG stn-w.
Ask for WILSON WHISKY
THE IIMAN GOIDSROR0IrGH m
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R~OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GA.
~ LIGHT COMPANY,

JANUARY 1881.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this COM
pany Will be held at the office OF this company, No.
4l3 10th st. NV, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1880,
ing year.
Polls open at IL O'Clock M. and close at O'Clock
pm. CHAS b. BAILEY,
Al7-l4t Secretary
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RwE TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
~ our friends and the public i'll general that We
have associated ourselves for the transaction of the
general real estate business Anything i'll legiti-
mate line placed with will endeavor properly
handle. We intend to make specially of the colec
tion of rents and ything in this branch of bus
will receive our prompt and careful attention.
HODGES TEEL.
W. L. HODGES,
W. S. TEEL, JR,
ja25-6t l3U753 L ST. NV.
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SAFES.
~ Newest Make. Latest improvements
Cheapest Good safe made. Can be at 5 q / 9Th
st. NV, drop postal to 642. Post Office, and
will call with full Iartc uars and specifications Send
for catalogue. JAMES A. PINE Agent j25-6t
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0~THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
- subscriber. of the District OF Columbia, has
obtained from the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia holding q special term for Orphans Court
business. letters of administration the per
soDal estate of NEHEMIAH II. MILLER, late of the
District of Columbia deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceas ID hereby warned to
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber before the 30th day of December
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit OF the said estate. Given under my hand this
Both day of December, 1889. WILLIAM J. MILLER,
4s6 Louisiana ave. NV. j22-ltaw-3w
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Ask for WILSON WHISKY.
The ULMAN GOLDsBoRoUaH CO.,
Distillers

RoTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
49, StOckholders of the ARLINGTON FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY for the District of Columbia
for the election of nine Directors for the
suing will be held at the office of the Company
1oOo Pa ave. NV, Monday, February "a, 1890 Polls
open at ! and close at 8 pm
ja24-dtd FRANK L. RAWLINGS, Secretary.