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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
A ouEsrroN nAIarp oyER A coxraAo,

4 QUESTION nAIsED OVER CONTRACT.
Gamewell fire alarm snd telegraph system,
called upon the Commissioners this morning
and charged that the contract awarded
the Municipal Signal Company Of Bostsn
TO equip Georgetown was granted In tho face
Of the fact that bis company was the lowest
paid the price contracted Tor the District
would lose money. Commissioners Douglass
sent Immediately for the papers in
The case and called in Capt Rosseil
Who investigated the two systems. An exami-
1r. Stone was wrong, and that although tho
bids were somewhat mixed the Municipal Com
pany received the contract honestly, they
being the lowest bidders =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
OUR FLAG ABOVE.
Prank at Montreal That Made Prince
George Laugh.

MONTREAL, Sept i2.-Yestcrdsy morning the
stars and stripes were observed to be hoisted
on the rear pole of the custom house above
the royal standard OF England, which was flying
from the same pole. Sailors from the Canada
and Thrush were very indignant at the SEEM
ing insult to the royal visitors, although Prince
George himself laughed the matter off as
mistake.
Later Capt. Mackey. the shipping master and
q deputation of citizens appeared before the
collector and presented their solemn and 10y al
protest The flags were lowered and the crowd
dispersed satisfied with the position and them
selves. While it seems to be pretty clearly
established that the flying of the standards was
the work of the little children of the guardian,
the question is, asked by anti-anne xationists,
Why was not the royal standard hoisted
again?"
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CAME TO HIS TERMS,
A Suit for Nearly Half Million Speedily
and Secretly Settled.

PrrrsRuRa, Pa, Sept. IA special dispatch
from Bradford, Pa, says: The suit of Logan,
Emery & Weaver against the Pennsylvania
railroad was settled late last night, much to the
surprise of everybody. The plaintiffs claimed
S107 900 as damages that they overpaid tho
company for shipping crude oil to their re-
fuery at Philadelphia between 1881 and 1887.
according to rates given other companies; also
1921 900, based upon the act Of June 4. lsS3
that any carrier discriminating freight rates
shall pay treble the amount Of damages asked.
Senator Emery refuses to give the basis Of set
tlement saying that the Dad came to his terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
She wilma Her Iusurauce.

WARSAW, n. Y, Sept 12-The jury In the
case Of Mrs. Hattie Knapp against the North
western Life Insurance Company has rendered
q verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for %, ,s4s,
amount Of policy held by her late husband
with interest from July, 1873, at per cent In
April 1873, the husband Of the plaintiff was
found dead in an outbuilding near his residence
in Van Vert, Ohio, with q bullet hole in his
head His life was insured in the Northwest
ern Mutual Life Insurance Company Of wiscon-
sin for e., 900. but the company contested pay
ment on the ground that Mr.. Knapp committed
suicide. Mrs. Knapp removed 20 this village
and brought action for the insurance. The
company sought 10 remove the action for trial
into the circuit court OF the United States for
the northern district Of New York, but an ap-
peal was taken 10 the court OF appeals, which
court decided that the state court had undis-
puted Jurisdiction. The case has been before
the courts for the last ten years.
Death Of Wen-kuown PhiIAdelphiaA.
PHnApEIrHzA. Sept AVN Brockis, prss-
ident Of the MARITIME exchange and vels-
known in shipping and mercantile circles -
this city, dropped dead on Chessnut street ~
Uogntng from hoart dlDonDa
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wYoMING's ELECTION.
The Mormons Split Their Vote and ths
Result Is I'm Doubt

CHEYESSE. Wyo., Sept l2-Yesterdays cleo
tion was quiet with large vote cast The
Australian ballot system worked satisfactorily.
No definite returns are in and the result will
Not be known with certainty until late today.
The pivotal points are Cinta. where there is a
heavy Mormon vote, and sweetwater. where
there there is large mining community. The
Cinta county Mormon vote has gone 20 the
democrats for governor and for the republican
legislative ticket. Carbon county which In
1855 gave Carey (rep.). SOO majority, gives
Warren rep }. 200. Democrats claim Baxter's
lature
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No Strike ON the Santa Fe.

CHICAGO, Sept 12-There is no truth in the
statement circulated yesterday that a general
strike is probable on the Santa Fe system. A
meeting of general committee of engineers and
firemen representing the road is being held at
McCoy's Hotel The men say they have no
grievances that cannot be settled by arbitra-
tion. The annual election OF officers will be
held tomorrow. The meetings OF the commit
tee are held every year in Chicago.
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A Serious Charpe

COLUMBUS, oHio Sept i2-In petition FLED
in the county court yesterday by Mrs. Minnie
Strausser she AYERS that Judge James ii. Ander-
son. one Of the most prominent citizens OF CO.
lumbus criminaliy assaulted her last December
IN her fathers office, and she asks for Si0.oe0
damages. Anderson Is retired banker and
was formerly consul to Frankfort. He snys
the suit Is an attempt az hlackmaiL
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Gold Rock Worth SIG 600 a Ton.

EAFID CRY, Sd, Sept I2.-An immense find
OF gold has been made somewhere IN this
vicinity during the last few days. but the
locator refuses TO indicate its exact locality
Several pounds were taken TO an assayer, who
made several assays. the results OF which far
exceeded anything yet found in the hills -Four
pounds of the rock yield l.7 ounces or sS4.
The prospector says he can get out without
assistance 100 70 1000 pounds daily. IL such
proves TO DO a fact stampede of immense
magnitude will occur as soon as the location 10
made known.
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A Switchmen's Strike at Denver

DENVER. Col, Sept. l2-The switchmen is
the local yards Of the Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf roads struck yesterday. After being
closeted for two hours with General Manager
Meek they obtained no satisfaction, and the
strike followed. The grievance is a demand
for the removal of Assistant Superintendent
Burns. A detachment OF police is now on the
ground as violence is feared
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The Engineer VIII Die

DETROIT, Mich, Sept IA special to the
Ne1cs from Vicksburg, Mich, says: A Chicago
and Grand Trunk passenger train ran into a
freight train at Schoolcraft at an early hour
this morning while the freight was taking the
siding. Two freight cars and the freight ca
boose were reduced TO kindling wood. The en-
gine Of the passenger train, the baggage car
and the smoker were badly wrecked. The en-
glneer will die. Two brakemen we're badly in
lured. None Of the passengers were hurt
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He Paid $50, 900 for Liberty.

TOMBSTONE, ,ARIz., Sept. l2-James Daily, whs
murdered Constable Hawthorn at Bisbee last
April and for whose apprehension reward Of
Si,50O is offered, has been heard from. The
deed of several mining claims was received
from Pueblo, Col, by the county recorder
here for record. Ante Mehan. formerly we'll
known here, caught him in Pueblo and IT is
believed that DAILY decided the property,
valued at $50. 900, for his freedom. Thousands
of dollars have been spent TO capture him in
Mexico, but IL seems he never went there
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Double Lynchiua

ABERDEEN, Miss, Sept. l2-Steve Crump, Q
negro, who recently attempted to outrage an
estimable white woman near Amery, in Monroe
county, was on Tuesday afternoon taken from
the Jail at Amery, where he was confined, by
one hundred undisguised white men and
hanged. The same mob took from the Amery
Jail a negro who, on Tuesday last, assaulted
Miss Mary Jane Hathcock and hanged him also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

THE STAn Our OF TowN.-THE EVENING STAR
will be sent by mail to any address in the
United States or Canada for such period as may
be desired at the rate Of fifty cents per month.
esr But all such orders must be accompanied
by the money, or the paper cannot be sent as
no accounts are kept with mail subscrip-
tons "a
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Against Opening the Fair Sundays

FoRr DODGE, Iowa, Sept l2-The Fort
Dodge Presbyterian synod, comprising twenty
five counties IN northwestern Iowa and en-
bracing seventy-two churches. has inaugurated
a campaign in favor of Sunday closing at the
Columbian exposition to be held in Chicago.
Blank petitions TO the commissioners asking
that the gates be kept closed Sundays have
been prepared and will at once be circulated
over the district
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The Whole City Threatened.

SAuLT STE MARIE, MIcH., Sept i2-Firs
started in 0imstead a Lothian's building ct 81
Marys. Ont, at ii o'clock last evening. The
confagration spread rapidly and at am the
entire city was IN danger OF destruction, the
department being unable TO handle the 6re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

DnraMs
There . time when was greatly troubled with
Creams The burdens Of life seemed almost greater
than could besr and the troubles of the day pursued
through the que. hours CT .he night Of
staluent bills gave hor-id nightmares and sleep
made me tired. 1 read Gras;y's advertisement, went
70 his stock made my Calculations, quit buying
credit and now iife's o pleasure" Thus spoke
who thought he had been getting great accommods-
before he earned it. There thousands Of people
Row only ask you to Just alittle
COMMON SENSE
end compare prices with house In the city and
Insaye you something right along. And here 10 the
reason: buy for cash. sell for cash, get all can
for dollar, 1 don't spend q dime chasing a cent my
expenses not onethrd of houses in other parts Of
the city aud willing TO give you the benefits
Folding Beds. BIO. sold elsewhere ~ 10 SIS. much
better one. si250. Wire Spring Cot. Q LOS. Woven
Wire Bed Springs. 81. rs. Mattirgs-sll rednced-S4
cents to 36a. 1000 New spring Roller Shades, Soc
30 dorm Of those Fine Initial Tumblers. 15c set
Bis stock OF Chia&. Glass ana Tnware. Remember
ere pledged TO protect you everything you buy No
matter what We show irs At the right price. Don't
sag. oh. it's too far town"-thst's where you get
the benefit. We sell goods from Georgetown the
Navy Yard No matter where you live we want your
tzade.
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE
N. C. GRASTY.
15l0-I5I2 9TH st. NV
FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS. So.
Aul1 CHEAP FOX CASH.
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English Syndicate Shoe Makers.

CHICAGO, LII, Sept l2-An English syndi-
cate has had an agent here all the week trying
to secure options on all the big boo. and shoe
factories in the city. He is said to have s5.OO0-
900 behind him. He has met with no success
here. In Rochester, NY, the agent, whose
name is Henshaw. obtained options on four
large shoe factories.
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Anairs In Argentine.

BuExos ArRxs, Sept l2-Meetings Of the
cabinet are held daily. Unquietness prevails
in the provinces. The situation b 20 thresten-
ing in the province Of Entre-Eios that further
reinforcemsnn have been sent there. The
payments Of the cedulA coupons have not vet
been arranged for. A portion Of the pre1 ID
making violent attacks upon 6enor Rocco, min
ister Of the interior, and Il y likely that he viii
Be induced 10 rs1ign
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Col. Roberts IlInesa

Col. Robert 10 still confined to his home in
Rockville by reason Of sickness Yesterday
afternoon . SrAR reporter visited Rockville,
but was unable to see the colonel MrA Robert
explsiuea that the colonel was still in bed With
. fever which she hoped was breaking. The
colonel, she thought would be at the once
abont the middle Of next week. She 10 attend
ing to him herself and has not called in ply
dcisn.
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Timely Field Practice.

BOISE CITY, IDAHO, Sept l2-The troops
which left here on the 7th instant for the an
nual field practice have arrived at a point
where the Indians are reported uneasy. Ne
trouble Is anticipated
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The Senate Passes Several Bills and
Takes Up the Land Forfeiture Report.
REPRESENTATIVES HOLIDAY.
Tariff Bill Referred to the Ways
and Means Committee.
THEN THE HOUSE TAKES A DAY OFF.
SENATE.

Mr.. Ingalls, presented petition from citizens
of Missouri asking for the passage Of the
federal election bill.
Many petitions were presented for and
against the passage of the compound lard bill.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Edmunds it was
agreed that one hour be given each day (after
the routine morning business) to bills on the
calendar unobjected to.
Mr.. Quay gave notice that tomorrow after the
reading OF the journal he would ask the Senate
to consider the resolutions ia respect to the
memory OF MIR. Samuel J. Randall.
BILLS PASSED.
On motion of MIR. Washburn House bill to
authorize the construction Of bridge across
the Mississippi river at Winona, Mimi. was
taken from the calendar and passed (with
verbal amendment).
The calendar was then taken up and the fol-
lowing bills (among others) we're passed:
Senate bill authorizing the restoration of
the name of Thomas II. Carpenter, latc cap
tain seventeenth United States infantry, to the
rolls OF the army and providing that he be
placed on the list of retired officers.
The Senate bill referring to the Court Of
Claims the claim of Snowden q Mason for fur
ther compensation in connection with the
Building Of monitors.
The Senate bill to restrain the use and sale
OF opium in the District of Columbia and the
The Senate bill authorizing the appointment
OF nm assistant swordmaste- at the Military
Academy.
Senate bill giving consent Of Congress to the
construction OF bridge over the Duck river
in Humphreys county, Tenn.
Senate bill appropriating $50, 600 for public
building at Alemeda, Cal.
Senate bill to subject to state taxation ma
tional bank notes and U.S. Treasury notes (the
same as other money!.
House bill to lImi. to six years the time
within which suits shall be brought against uc-
counting officers and their sureties with an
amendment.
THE RAILROAD LAND GRANT FORFEITURE BILL.
The hour assigned to the calendar having
elapsed the conference report on the railroad
land forfeiture bill was taken up and Mr.. Nor
gan continued his argument in opposition to it.
SENATOR M'pnERsoN IyDnposED.
During the argument Mr.. German presented
q telegram received by him from Senator Nc
Pherson stating that he was indisposed and
would not be able to act as member Of the
conference committee on the tariff bill, and
asking to be excused from service. The re-
quest was complied with, and Mr.. Voorhees,
was appointed u conferee in place Of Mr.. Nc
Pherson.
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IL Swept the Camp.

PARK CRY, UTAH, Sept l2-Fire yesterday
destoyed the business portion OF this town,
which is the principal mining camp in Utah.
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HOUSE.

After prayer by the chaplain the clerk pro-
ceeded. under instructions from the Speaker
to call the roll on the question of ordering the
previous question on the approval Of the jour-
nal Of Tuesdays proceedings.
THE TARIFF BILL REFERRED.
During the roll call message was received
from the Senate announcing the passage of the
tariff bill, with amendments, and by direction
of the Speaker it was referred TO the commit
tee on ways and means.
THE USUAL VANISHING QUORUM.
The previous question was ordcred-yeas
ll3: nays, 34-the clerk noting a quorum, and
the question recurring on the approval of the
journal the quorum disappeared and call of
the House was ordered.
One hundred and seventy-fve members re-
sponded to their names, but on the approval Of
the journal these had dwindled to I43-no quo
rum-and on motion Of Mr.. Mckinley Of Ohio
at :55 the House adjourned.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents Of the District
Of Columbia as follows: Original invalid,
John N. Budlong; widows, Mary, widow OF
Robert Galway, aud Elizabeth NJ, widow Of
John n Budlong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

EVANSVILLE, IND, Sept IA very mystic
ri6us and sensational disappearance. occurred
last night At ESQ O'Clock, the hour Get for the
marriage Of Charles Laubscher to Miss Martha
Jenkins, the groom for some unexplained
reason had aot presented himself and was still
missing at midnirht
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Roumania's Queen Going to BalmoraL.

LONDON, Sept l2.-The Queen OF Roumania,
who has been sojourning in Wales for her
health. has accepted an invitation to visit
Queen Victoria at Balmora- Her royal spouse
will shortly join her there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

CLERICAL TRANSFERRING. 8. Washburn, a
clerk in the classified service, has been trans
ferred from the Treasury Department to a
cierkship in class two in the civil service COM
mission,
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Policemen Exonerated.

DuBo1s, Pa, Sept i2.-In the Brookvilie
court the cases against Andrew Nichols and
Frank McGovern, coal and iron police, serving
ut Punxsutawney while the Walston and Adrian
miners we're on strike last winter and spring,
charged with killing a Hungarian and an
Italian, have been dismissed without the for
maiity of trial. The court decided that the
officers were acting in self defense and in the
performance of their duties. These are the
last of long series of cases in the Jefferson
county court growing out OF that strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Marriage licenses have been. Issued BY tho
clerk Of The court TO the following: ". z.
FalweL and Annic L. Aynstt both Of Albe-
marie county, Val Richard Dc Vaughn and
Julia Day. nkf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

BOND OFFERs.-The offers OF ~ per cent
bonds at the Treasury Department up to noon
today under the circular OF August 80, aggre-
gated $4,000
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DoueLAss 4 BHo.
INTER-oCEAN BUILDING. 9th ST.
a few specials for
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
About 90 Dozen LADIES' CoLoRED BoRDERED
I5c. HANDKERCHIEFs at &C. each.
An early call viii secure them.
so Dozen ladies' PLAIN ALLLINEN zoo. HAND
KEECHIEFs at 15c. each. or
FOR 25c
HER MAJESTY CORSET at s275.
r. L G. BLACK sATTEEN 81 CORSET ut SITS.
zoo Dozen Mems 4oc HOSE at 35c per pair.
) PAIR FOR 81.
Do not Forget your NOTION list
DOUGLASS BRO.
all NINTH STREET.
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CAPE MAY, Nd, sept 2-Deputy United
States Marshal Baugh Of Philadelphia arrived
here last night with requisition from Gov.
Beaver for the arrest Of Victor Denizot, late
owner OF the Hotel Lafayette IN this city. He
was taken in custody and this morning taken to
Philadelphia. The charge is one of forgery in
connection with q bogus telegram re-
ceived by Mr.. John p. Steiner, one Of the
proprietors Of the Lafayette in June last, when
an attempt was made to inveigle him to Phila-
delphia with the object az is supposed, Of
Denizot getting possession OF the hotel during
Steffner's absence. The house has been sold
but through an existing lease Steiner still
holds the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

GOVERNMENT Receipts ToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, 1891 1903; customs. S745,49I
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NBE READY.

READY.
Don't let the predicted cold wave
catch you without your Fall Clothes.
They cannot be gotten up in day. or
two either. Better place your order
now. have secured q new man from
one of the finest tailoring establish
ments In New York. and Am better
prepared than over to turn out the
finest work in Washington. or any
other city. for that matter.
Few of the Eight dollar Trouser-
ings left
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
expert in Trousers,"
s12 Cor 9th and G sts NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~AT A MEETING OF THE VETERAN
- Volunteer Firemen's Association, held at
Meyers Hail. corner tn aud y sts u&.. september
:. the following resolutions were ado9ted:
Resolved That the thanks of this Association are
due. and are hereby rendered to Capt and Mrs. T. H.
Randall for their courtesy and atteEtpa the occa-
sion Of our excursion TO hiver View August IA.
Resolved, That also tender our thanks to our
many friends and patrons who ibcrally and heartily
assisted us che above occasion TO make the
sion q success.
Resolved That COPY of these resolutions be for
warded to Capt. and Mrs. Randall and published in
The Evening Star. -
JOHN J. PEABODY
It, Secretary v. V. +. Association.
R~THE COMMISSIONERS OF PHARMACY
will hold al Examination for Repatriation
MONDAY, September 10. ut 10 am, in College
Pharmacy building, sos at NV. Application TO he
NV s12-2t
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rhss RS %s; ssaIrTa sarTsAhnH r.. oom M
The he % h
know what objections # any: exist 70 said PROPOSED
s eEa esr or aat T hsa
A bill H. n. llssI TO prevent the bnilding of
and for other Be !, ensossd by ,Sn sensse
AID House Of Of p. United % states Of
the of this act 1t shall be unlawful erect
When sS alley IS less 40 feet in wS
and no permit for the erection Of dwelling any
said alley - shall be to Sa iu width of not
less than 40 feet its entire length directly through the
sides the squars and until provision shall have
been made for the sewerage and htng OF said alley
INV v. .G1 DoTeIass' S g. HiSE. Il ROBERT ere,l Conn
missoners DC. 1t
E9sSHsS fsSnS= s. sTSPASA1 4
NJ T. Griffith on Indian Home Life" IT
g. THE CORCOhAN GALLERY OF ART
'sG'fe' sii'5s 10 " O + 8 ' BiEBSRfN. rs Curator.
E-A MEETING OF ALBERT PiKE CoNsIs;
a. the ea.hsdf Of ,hs e 6o7 s. nw w, sSrnR Se nea
PAY hvEN,NG serssmber -, Ais, 1890, st7 O'clock
by i, oFasr of the v M' H. HoDr BAts kesisir:r ss
F.@A LARGE LINE OF CHILDkEN's SUITS
anime le extremely i0T rE'fi fatSa's eSrls
R~oUE CUSTOM DErARIMENr Is WELL
A'A 80 1'' 1'''' i. b. BAKNuM L CO..
s1l-N 93l Penna ave.
49, Valuable yoiee-bu,l ,,ng sheet sent free 70
any address hlCIiAKD COMPTON. Voice 81, speciali.t
w m s0'0 Singing 1h' o''S'' h''e'0" i's sif5s -
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Bought and sold at market rates by
slI-3t New locationi 1885 st.
R,ALI TIE NEWEST THINGS ~ THE WAY
- of FALL SUITS and oThiS0Ais at prices
sii.3t 93i Ia ave.
0sI GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
have reseiyea G IRON Lo1s Mrndhe. er. a29 i
baltimore. Nd, s2l dupns each week of my sickness
heartily recommend the order 70 all and thank the
tor 'h'ls 'sr PGs%HHss peos
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ns s as nrs BY
<cHrAfEsr FUEL IN THE AARKrr.
IN THE PRICE OF COKE
n order to reduce our large stock Will deliver
until further notice best quality Coke for domestic
purposes at the following Low prices.
rs bushels Uncrushed, sl.7a
rs bushels Crushed. s2.a5
lobushelsU Uncrushed s2. So
4obushels Crushed. $3.50.
Buy QUICK AND GET THE BENRxIr OF THE
INDUCTION
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Exclusive agents Warrington Gas Light Co . Coke.
Also the most extensive dealers in all kinds Of Fam
cHARTKRKp By CONGRESS lsIx
FRANKLIN INSURANCE. co.
Of Washington. DC
| CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. sS3S. 600 OF
Has never contested loss BY nre but always make
prosnvs aSd liberal adjustments.
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GEO LEMON. Vice Prsss
cHAs. & BRADLEY. Tresa
lYENwicK YOUNG. secx
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