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A Trust Suit Reported On.

CHICAGO, April LA dispatch from Spring.
field. ILL.,, says: The report of Master oommis-
sioner Bluford Wilson in the consolidated case
of the American Loan and Trust Company aga
the st. Louis and Chicago Railway Company,
the Mt Olive Coal Company. Hollins and Wing,
&C., has been filed in the United States circuis
court here. The report concludes: Upon the
whole case and careful review of the facts 4
find that neither Wing nor Hoilins has, in
equity, the slightest claim either upon bonds
1901 to 1000 inclusive. or 10 those of any issue
herein mentioned, or to any such bonds held
by others for them. Both have been largely
overpaid for any services. advances or Property
contributed by them and should be compelled
by the court to account with the receiver or
master"
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Thoughts on MIR. Balfour's Land.

LoNDoN. April L-Commonting on the land
purchase bill the TjsasS says it would prefer
that the matter. If possible. be left to the free
play of economical forces. but il considers Mr..
Balfours bill an honest endesVor 20 deal with
the problem. 1t objects TO the land depart
meut consolidation clauses because. though
possibly unavoidable, they undoubtedly tend
TO stereotype some OF the worst features OF Mr..
Giadstones agrarIan legislation.
The Standard says that II the minutcness OF
detail tempts criticism the rouchness OF the
work dehes the structures OF the most captious.
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To be Offered as a Substitute for the
Senate Dependent Pension Bill.

The House committee on invalid pensions
will probably report the Morrill, service pen
sion bill as substitute for the dependent PEN
sion bill passed by the Senate yesterday.
The House bill grants a service pension of 80
per month to all soldiers Of the late war who
have reached the age Of sixty-two years. Mr..
Morrill, estimates that it will cost about thirty
five millions year.
The vote on the arrearage amendment in the
Senate yesterday is regarded as finally settling
all talk Of an arrearage bill this session. MIR.
Morrill, said to STAR reporter today that he
did not think a majority of the House would
vote for arrearaRe.
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Latest News From SIugrersbura.

SAN FRAScIsco, CAL, April 1.-The Califor,
MIA Athletic Club last night matched young
Mitchell John +. Hergeth) and George L.
Blanche. the marine, for finish battle June "a,
the purse to be s., 1000, of which $500 will 20 b
the loser; limit OF weight, l54 pounds.
Joe Choysnki, Billy Wilson's late conqueror.
and Jack Davis of Omaha are as good a
matched to fight 10 a finish for a 81, $50 purs4
by the Occidental Club
Billy Mccarthy, the Australian, takes Jack
Dempsey's position as instructor Of boxing IN
the California Athletic Club. Ii seems pretty
well settled that Jack is going to England %
meet Ton Wall in the Pelican Club.
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BUMPTNG CROWNS TOGETHER.
The Kaiser, the Gar and King Humbert
to Swap Visits.

COLOGNE, April IA dispatch to the Gazette
from st. Petersburg says arrangements have
been made for meeting of Emperor William
and the czar during the coming summer. En-
pe-or William will also attend the maneuvers
of the Russian army at krasno-Scilo, Is miles
south southeast of St. Petersburg
LONDON, April 1.-The czar and Prince Bis
marck have exchanged friendly letters The
latter expressed himself that in his opinion
recent events would not affect the peaceful re-
lations existing between the two empires.
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Giaasen Indicted.

NEW YORK. April L. The United States
grand jury this morning handed in sn indict-
ment against Z. }. Claasen for embezzlement,
abstracting and misapplying funds Of the Sixth
National Bank and making false entries. Argu-
mcIt will be mad on the indictment at clock
on Friday. April IL. The trial proper is ses
down for Nav
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A Society Young Man Going to Prison.

BLooMINaroN, ILL.,, April 1.-The case of the
people against Harry Loehr has been affirmed
by the supreme court at Springfield. Two
years ago Ignatz Lederer, city and township
collector, and his two deputies, Leon Loehr
and Harry Loehr. cousins, were indicted on
charges Of embezzlement and falsifying the
records, and plot to defraud the taxpayers of
large sums of money was unearthed. Lederer,
the principal, turned states evidence. So far
nothing has been done with his case. Leon
Loehr, the elder Of the deputies. was acquitted
and Harry, aged twenty-one, was sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary. He has been in
Jail here since December, and will now 60 to
the pcuitentiary. He ID a member of one of
the Oldest and most respected families of
Mclean county.
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New York, April 1.-James J. Corbett the
clever San Francisco pugilist who recently
bested kilrain at New Orleans, made his first
appearance in the east at a BROOKLYN theater
last night and boxed three rounds with Prof.
Michael Donovan, who was completely over
matched. Corbett was enthusiastically 70.
ceiyed and made an excellent impression.
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New Road.

hEoKUK Iowa, April 1.-The purchasers Of the
Fort Madison and Northwest railroad received
a deed TO that property yesterday and took
formal possession OF the road They also in
corporated the Chicago. Fort Madison and Des
Moines Ealway Company, with a capital stock
of - 600 600
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Mac1Sinaw Ice.

MAcEISAw CITY, Mich, April 1.-The ice is a.
solid at this point at any time during the win.
ter. Eight teams loaded with lumber crossed
the straits to Mackinaw yesterday and Satur.
day and Sunday. There is not one chance in .
thousand of the straits opening before the 18th.
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Don't Like IL.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, April There is in
tense dissatisfaction here at the tariff changes.
The duties on pork and lard especially have
aroused a deep feeling, and already mess pork
has gone mp $3.50 per barrel
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ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF POSTAL LAws.-Chief
Post Office Inspector Rathbone has been in
formed of the arrest of DIR. F. L. Ba-um at
Carlisle. Pa, for violation of postal laws, and
Joseph Shannon. clerk in the Frankyille, Ga.
post Office, for riding letters.
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Death of an Aged Weaver.

Utica, NY, April 1.-wm. ID. walcott, presi-
dent of the New York Mills Cotton Company,
died at an early hour this morning. He was
born July 20, 1918. For twenty-five years he
was trustee of Hamilton College.
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@ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 L ST.
ASSETS sI,II9,O6277.
Ofice bours. from m. TO 80 pm. daily. On
the ms; Wednesday in each month the office will he
op-n from 10 O'Clock pm. Advances will be made
promptly O'Clock. The 18th issue Of stock is open
IOr subscription.
Shares e. 50 Per month
$1,000 advanced on each share.
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of
Tie Association furnished upon Application
THOMAS sOMERyILLE.
JNo. JOY EDsON sec'ry d4
E~ SERIAL. SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS:
~ ISOLATION.
can for Constitutions
Subscribe for s,ock-sl per share-betveen the
hours of Am. and 80 p. m. daily al the office Of
JSo. A. PRESCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer.
n14-6m 14l6 T ST. NV, Kellogg Building.
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THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS today included SEN
ators Evarts, Mitchell and Hiscock. Repre-
sentatives Finley, Morrill,, O'Donnell, Gear,
Cogswell, Conger and Stahlnecker and Mr.. An
drew Carnegie.
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ToDAYs BOND OFFERS aggregated SIS, $50 as
follows: Registered As, $500, $3.50 at 122;
registered AIS, $4,000 at I03l5.
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STORE kEEPER.-Joshua s. Wallingford has
been appointed store keeper in the 9TH district
of Kentucky.
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Mr.. Perley Dead.

OTTAWA. April L-w. q. Perley. member Of
the Dominion parliament for this city, died
today.
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TREAsUGEE HUsToS will leave Washington
tomorrow for Indianapolis. He said yesterday
that he is going for the purpose of doing all
he can for the election OF the republican town
ship trustees and that he did not care who knew
It, The election of these officers, who will
serve for term of four years. will. he said
have an important bearing upon the presiden-
tlal election in 1892. and the mere fact that he
holds federal Office will not, he added, deter
him from doing his utmost to secure the cleo
tion of the republican trustees.
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LoSDoS, April l.-Mr. Henry VI. Stsnley
will be the guest OF the Spanish consul az Nice
for a week
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He Must Hang

ST. THOMAS, QUEEEc, April The mur.
derer, Andrews. convicted OF killing his part.
ner, Roy, was today sentenced to be haassa
Nay l6
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Death of Gen. Amber,
Stanley Going 70 Nice.

PARIS. April l.-Gen. Ambert is dead. Re
was in the Seth year of his age.
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DEBT REDUCTIoN.-It is estimated that there
has been a decrease of Sl1, sec, 900 in the pub
lie debt since the 1st of March,
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The receipts of the Booth and ModjeskA sea-
600.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY-Internal
revenue, 1882, 9S3; customs. S347, ,793.
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THE HOUSE.

In the House this morning the chaplain feel
ingly referred to the death OF Representative
David Wilber (N.I.) and invoked for his be-
reaved family Divine protection and comfort
4 PROPOSED INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Oates (Ala), from the committee on the
judiciary, reported resolution reciting that it
is alleged by the Attorney General that in many
United States district courts the practice of sus-
pending sentence after conviction in criminal
cases prevails without warrant of law, and that
i'll some parts of the country United States
district attorneys. marshals and deputies and
United States commissioners have been guilty
and directing the committee on Judiciary to
inquire into the extent, cause and effect of
such illegal practices.
On motion of Mr.. Payson IlL) Senate bill
was passed creating the offices of surveyors
general in North and South Dakota.
TIE ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
On motion Of Mr.. Frank NO. bill was passed
to admit free Of duty articles intended for the
St. Louis exposition in 1890 which may be i'm
ported from the republic of Mexico.
BILLS FROM THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE,
In the morning hour on motion of Mr. Buchan-
an (N.J.), acting under instructions from COM
mittee on the judiciary, bill was passed pro-
viding that affdavits and declarations in per-
sion and bounty cases may be taken before any
officer authorized to administer oaths for gen.
eral purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson (Ohio), from
the same committee, bill was passed provid-
ing that dispositions Of witnesses before United
States courts may be taken in the mode pre-
scribed by the laws Of the states in which such
courts may be held.
On motion of Mr.. Oates ala. }, from the same
committee, bill was passed limiting to six
years the time within which suit may be
brought against accounting officers and the
sureties on their Official bonds.
Also Senate bill to continue the publication
OF the Revised Statutes.
On motion Of Mr.. Stockbridge {Md.), from
the committee ON commerce, a bill was passed
exempting from the provisions Of the law re-
quirlng steamers to carry life line steamers
plying in the inland waters Of the United
States.
TIE FoRrIFIcATIoN APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
The House then went into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Psyson Qll.) in the chair, on the
fortifcation appropriation bill
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The PAS-AMERIcAS CONFERENCE.-THE prop
osition of the United States delegates respect
ing an international silver coin and the organ
ization OF amonetary convention was under dis
cussion again yesterday by the Pan American
conference. Delegates Quintana;of the Argentine
Republic, Cruz of Guatemala and Guzman of
Nicaragua proposed an amendment authoriz-
ing the convention to make the proposed coin
either gold or silver. No definite action was
taken.
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PERsoyAL.-A. J. Seligman of Montana T. A.
Turner of Philadelphia, l.. d. Webster of Chi
cago, L. t. Shuler of Newark and John s.
Bryan of New York are at the Arno.-John c.
Cobb OF Boston is at Chamberlin's. s.--Percy
Clark of the Manufac cturers' Record and w. A.
Moore of Brook lyn are at the Johnson.-C. F.
Fox. c. c. Lirbenstein, +. G. Hetzel, II. A.
Earle Samuel Love, J. Latham, jr., A. Carson
and &. j. Caughey of New York, NJ s. Arndt of
stockton, Cal, Geo. L. Baltermann, +. Sauer-
brun, VI. Hillyer and Phil. Piermann of Brook
lyn are at Willard's.--Benj. +. Clark of Man
chester, NH, j. W. Brown and John Mccall of
Memphis, Chas. G. Stockelberg, j. Seidenberg,
Lieut.. Hamilton Rowan of West Point James
B. Morgan of Pittsburg, J. E. Runcie. U.S.A.,
San Francisco, and d. b. Vermilya of Pueblo,
Col, are at the Ebbitt.--Frank Grygla of
Minneapolis, W. 7. Dabney Of Richmond. NJ s.
Bright of Indianapolis. r. W. Creed of New
York. James r. Davies. Il. ID. jackson and John
Jacobus of New York are at the Riggs.--Aaron
Vanderbilt Cornell Woolley b. Gilman, Grant
Hamilton, Col. Brumley. c. II. Boyle, w. j.
Arkell and Chas II. Wilcox of New York, w.
Z. Scoheld and family and Frank Rockefeller
OF Cleveland, Vim. Hooker Atwood OF New
Haven, NJ. V. Pearson OF Suspension Bridge,
Felix Campbell and family of Brooklyn and J.
\. Baldwin OF Council Bluffs are at the Arling-
ton.--Irving Paris Albert Horatio Gallarin
and Dorman B. Eaton of New York, John L.
Morse and W. Story of Boston are at Worm
(,
Richard L. Dow of Boston, Frank l. Patterson
OF Philadelphia, Fredk. l. Chase of Webster,
Mass. Whitelaw Reid of Paris, France, Geo. H.
Grannis OF Morristown, Nj. Will II. Biodgett
OF st. Louis. VIM. G. COldway and Aug. T..
Wilson OF Louisville, Jos. h. Winck, Jacob p.
Bates, c. II. Greenleaf, II. d. Hyde, Thomas
Sherwin, f. j. Anthony and John G. Cobb Of
Boston. Prentiss Loring and T. /. Loring of
Portland, Me-, Andrew Carnegie of Pittsburg,
DIR. c. Z. II. Phillips, B. H. Benton, W. II. Til
| ford, ID. o. Mills ID. ii. Bates, Clarence Whit
man and Chas. F. Clark of New York are at the
Normandie.-Mr. VIM. J. OConnell OF the
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company il home
on q brief leave of ABSENCE. G. Ehrlich,
J. II. Palser and G. Champion OF New York and
4. W. Hall Of Aurora, H.. are at the National
Hon. ii. g. Turner Of Georgia and J. H.
Spangler of Bellefonte, Pa, are at the Metro
pohtan.--P. g. Mclean of Los Angeles, Cal,
is visiting his brother, r. J. Mclean Of this
city.---Mr. r.. s. Howland OF the frocideacs
.IOtun1t is at Welcker's. en- route to Florida,
accompanied by his wife.
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ONLY ONE APPLICAST.-The examination for
positions as medical pension examiners will
take place next Tuesday. As yet only one man
has applied for an examination. 1t is thought
by the Civil Service Commission that this is a
result of the bill now before Congress to take
the thirty new medical examiners yet to be ap-
pointed out of the jurisdiction of the COM
mission. Any vacancies occurring in the old
board, however. must be filed by the Civil
Service Commission and it now looks as though
they wonld have very small list TO certify to
as eligibles
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PARIS AWARDS DUTIABLE. Assistant Secre-
tary Tichenor has decided that statue awarded
as a prize by the Paris Exposition company to
an American exhibitor is liable to the duty I'M
posed by the tariff statuary, viz. 80 per
cent adyalorem. He says that ''medals of gold
silver Or copper are entitled to exemption
from duty under an express provision OF the
free list, but that statues of bronze cannot be
considered as coming within this category of
such articles.
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Il ING'S WINDSOR CEMENT FoE PLASTER
IN ins Walls and Ceilings. 800 per cent more
tensile strength; zoo per cent harder than lime and
hair plaster. houses he OsT, from four 70
weeks earlier than finished old me thosi
Does not chip. pit crack Endorsed ard used By the
beet srchits. builders and plasterers 80 barrels
used al the Shoreham. The c1tsnsion of Vice
President hortOu's house piaStered with III also
ths thez;er PORTION OF Lincoln Music hail. About 500
Darr-ls used on the extension Of the Arlington
hotel 10 makes twice Job the old fash
Toned plastering AMI only nyo yard more
Eor further particulars apply 10 JAMES H. McGIIL.
DEALER IN BUILDING sIPkLIEs, U0S 10 ylI @ 81
~ M.o-lR
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PATENT OFFICE BUSINESS BEHIND.-A state
ment of the condition of the work in the exam
ining division OF the Patent Office at the Close
of business March 25. ultimo, shows that in
twenty-five divisions the work is behind be-
tween one and two months, in four divisions the
arrearage is under a MONTH i'll three divisions it
Is between two and three months and in one
division il il between three and four months
The total number or applications now awaiting
action is 6.040
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PARK STOCK.

<SGARRETT PARK STOCK.
As provided by the constitution of the METROPOLITAN
Investment and Building Company Of Montgomery
county. Md there will be at the branch office of said
company 1u6 SIN northwest, Washington L. c.
on WEDNESDAY. APRIL SECOND, $780, All HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK y. W., auction sale de-
nnquent stock follows: Two shares in name of Mary
T. Arnlstead; shares, II. L. Woodward: snare Mrs.
II l.. Norton. - shares, G.. NJ Bell; , shares, Mrs.
Carrie thompson; share Wallace Nick. Stowell; .
shares James r. Wallace: shares, Il. W Jennings jr
share, Jacob X. Michael; shares, T.. T.. Waters :.
shares r A. Van Week: shares, James x. Gibson; }
shares Y. T. Wilson, shares. y. ID. Adams; shar,
:. A. Jonas; sharr C. A. EleetWood; 10 shares, ID.
i Murphy; 10 shares, r. Cunningham; > shares, r.
Branagan. j share. r. &. Van Week: l share, NJ f.
Van Week : shares Agnes J. Robinson: 10 shares.
VIM. H. Leplty 70 shares. Geo. D. Edridge; shares,
Emma Guyton; Il shares, b. l.. Walker.
TERMS: Ten per cent cash deposit; balance within
10 days IL terms prescribed not complied W Ith
in the time specified the rct reserved To resell
the risk and cost OF detaultlrg purchaser pur-
chssers.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
S. DANA LINCOLN Secretary.
DUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers. m29-3t
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Liabilities for dnes paid on shares... 81 1876 90
surplus and interest fund amounts to . st2 30 "a
Receipts for last five months, Sl6I '961 o.,
Averaging over 10000. 90 monthly.
Great Is the name and fame OF the perpetual"
After eight years of promises now payIng / .
Per Mt per annu IN the redemption of the shares of
the nrst series For every 500 paid in at monthly
we are now giving 30, or $50 profit. During the
past month paid - ,D.J4 So interest on shares
redeemed. We pay per cent per anuum on specisl
payments OF 500 or more and > per cent per an
shares withdrawn before maturity, PRINCIPAL
and interest paid on demand without notice
30 nIuCh for the investors. " hat d. do for the
borrowers; We advance $50 on each share for 81
monthly, 500 on > shares, o monthly: 900 on
shares, Slt monthly; $1,000 on 10 shares S2Q
monthly and so on. Shares be had at am time
and no back dues required. The secret of our success
j. economy Ill the running expenses. Is any Other
Asso, ,Iatl0n pay .ng ~ per cent per annu'n: Next
meeting Wednesday evening, April =, at Gl5 eth st
g. &. DI NCANSON. President
LEWIS ABRAHAM. Vice Ps.s,i't
I. d. SANION, Treasurer
JOHN COOK, Secretary,
. 6ls 18th st.
Z. F. BENJAMIN, Attorney,
Room 80, CorCorau Building.
Capitol Hill Branch by \. y, MEEKEk, .O1 3D.
ST sc. m3I ct
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THE TARIFF BILL.
Possible Opposition on the Floor From
Republican Members

THE COMMITTEE HOPE TO PREVENT coMBISA-
TIoN OF FoRCEs-THE SUGAR MEN-DUTIEs ON
RAw MATERIAL-THE SITUATION AS IT APPEARs
TO-DAY.
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ASTHMA AND CaraRrH

NI RID By IHI
CIGARETTEs EsPIc
Oppression, Sufocating. Coughs Colds Chest Nan
rnxia. a.. Paris: j. ESPIC, 20 Hue ~ iAZare Nevy
Hork: fOUGEkA. AlI-HAJ. Sold BY ali Chemists
al Amer1cA nly-6m. lxl5
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1eNOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GOT
49, lieb schelbel is not any more in my employ
AMI all persons are hereby WARNED not TO pay any
money deliver any bOttIes boxes due 10 said
ScheIDel. The RISING STAR BOTILING co,
a. J. HEILBRUN Prop.
P.s-IIr. Louis Heilbrun is my duly authorized
agent and collector. In2!l-Bt
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CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND
~ Cheques. All method of Printing and En-
CRAVING. GEDNEY 4 ROBERTS. 4O7 10th St,
n:S9 Adjoining Post Building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
NERSITY OF GEORGEIONN.
The regular course Of Lectures Will continue until
she middle Of Aupil. Those matr1Culatlng now VIII
haye Inc benefit Of the remaining Lectures we
The spring and summer Clinics
u. L. MAGRCDER. VI D.. Dear,
moo-ov SD Vermont ave.
INSIRNNCE.-TH THE COM
merciAI Union AssI. 60. Limited. Of London
lpsurrs against dauaxe by JDrnadOes. yClones. Sc
TYLER & ri THEkFORD Agts,
l3O1 81 N Va
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H,EASIER CARDS. EASTER BOOKLETS
49, Easter Art Prints and Easter Novelties. An
elegant line and a Iarge stock.
q. Z. PURSELI, Bookseller
pts-.f n.
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c. A. MUDDIMAN. 6I4 l2th st.
-N0TICE 70 ROUsEHOI-DERs!
We have secured the Agency for the HARDEN
HAND GRENADE-the most reliable Fire tNtiD-
hGs many buildings from destruction and often
The lives Of persons
Call and examine them.
JAS. l. BAkBOj'k son. Wholesale Agents.
mis- GA Penusy lvaniR ave-
- SPECIAL NOTICE-I SELL sPRAT1'S
Patent Dog Cakes and Medicines. Pam
nets for If all kinds Of canine diseases sent
Tree. SCHMID'S Bird store, 317 18th n. W.
mlJ-lD'
HTHE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY,
CAPITAL rl.OUO,O0O.
TEMPORARY OFFICES, 1OUl st. NV,
Previous to the erection Of the COpSnys building.
- corner 9th and I sts nv =.
MONEY LOANED ON COLLATERAL. AND on
REAL ESTATE
Well Secured Loans, guaranteed by the Company,
INTEREST PAID.
Call on or correspond with US
wB robson, Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles b Bailey, george F. Schafer,
james l. BarbOur, Thomas SOmerVlIla
George F. BartCI, John A. SwOpe,
Richard W. Gay, j. - SwOrmstedt,
IL -. Cummings, Ha;tsrsiey ". Talbot.
j. j. DARLINGTON, GeOrge 1r1esdell,
John Joy EdsOn. Il. HI. Warner.
charles J. Faulkner, A. a Wilson.
Albert II. Fox, l. IL. Wine,
-. q. Green, ;. W. Woodward,
William b. Gurley. Chas. Benz Wilkinson,
John u. Izruer. A. :. WOrihingtOn.
f24-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

p, ATTENTION. il. UNA M-The members
- of the Several Councils Will IOrIu at 1th and
Pa ave. WEDNESDAY. april - at l.. "a p. IN. sharp
Tor the purpose of raising the American lag on the
Addison school, Your place III line only be filled
BY yOu. BE prompt.
BY order.