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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-06

simple Services Over the Remains OF tine
Baltimore millionaire.

Simple Services Over the Remains of tine
Baltimore millionaire.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-The funeral Of Mr.. Walter
Robert Abel, one Of the propriotOrs Of the
Baltimore sun. who died snddenly on Saturday
last. aged forty-two years. took place this fore
noon. and the crowded cathedral bore testi-
mony to the high esteem in which the
gentleman was held in life. The funeral
service was the solemn low mass of
requiem and tire reading OF the Office
for the dead. The colebrant of the mass Rev
Ny. Trainor. announced that IL Was the wish Of
the family Of Mr.. Abel that there shonld he no
remarks and then asked the congregation IN
their charity TO pray for the soul Of their friend
who departed so suddenly and 20 recently
Cardinal Gibbons and a large number Of
priests were within the sanctuary. Gov. Jack
son. Mayor Davidson ard other STATE and muni-
cipal functionaTies were present There was
group OF nuns in attendance. They We're of
the order into which Miss Mary Abel SISTER
OF the deceased. entered on saturday last in
Washington at the very time the brother Was
dying in Baltimore. Out of the world they
went together.
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RAILROADS IN THE DISTRICT.

Proposed Commission to Investigate and Re-
port on the Entire Railroad System Here.
Senator Faulkner is preparing bill which
will excite great deal Of local interest and in
. measure open up the railroad fight which
seemed to have ended by the passage Of the
conference report on the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
bill The Senator from West Virginia viii
shortly introduce a bill providing for
the appointment Of commission to
inquire into and report to Congress at the. be-
ginning Of the next session on the entire Dis
trict Of Columbia railroad situation, taking
into consideration mot only the present rail-
roads, but also the roads which have applied
for entrance into the city.
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PERsoNAL.-Robert NJ. Yardley of Pennsyl-
vania, who has returned from Doylestown,
Walter S. Ludlow of Cincinnati, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Woodroff of Tacoma. Washington, who
are en- route home. G. A. and b. A. Beck of
Chicago and d. Kingman of the army are at
the Ebbitt--Mr. j. Irving Sechrist, who has
been confined to his room with pneumonia, is
slowly improving Warren Beach of
New York is at the Ebbitt.-Hon. J. b. Reilly
of Pennsylvania, Hon. John III. Mccarthy of
New York and Hon. Thos. A. Osborn of Kansas
have returned to the city and are at Wizards.
Col J. h. Hickey of st. Louis. Geo. w. Nei-
dich of Carlisle, E. H. Gaynor of Boston. W. X.
Moorehead, who has returned from Cincinnati,
are at Willard s.-Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Martin
Of Albany, MY, H. Peck of Chicago, V.C. Rick
ler Of Bethel Academy Of Virginia, H. o. Will
Jams Of Richmond. Va, and Messrs. P. Van
Randall.--.W. NJ. Crane of Dalton, Mass,
Judge Harley T. Morse of Denver are at the
Riggs House.-Hon. Jos. NJ Casey and family
of Wyoming and Hon. John n. Clancey Of
Brooklyn have returned and are at the Riggs.
&C. A. 3roadwater of Helena, J.B Kremer of
Carlisle are at Welckers.--H. A. P. Carter,
the Hawaiian minister, Jas. W. Ellsworth of
Chicago and W. w. MacFarland of New York
are at Wormley's. and Mrs. G. E. Craw-
ford of Baltimore are at the Normandic.--
H. D: Whitcomb and G. l.. Nicolson of Rich
mond, Va, are at the Hotel Johnson.-Mr
and Mrs. c. NJ. Gray of Philadelphia, DR.. and
Mrs. II. L. Taylor ard John r. Lemson of New
York are at the Hotel Arno.--Mr. and Mrs
C. H. Smith of Pittsfield, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Miss Jennie NJ. Brown of Hartford. Chas
Burton of Detroit Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Will
marth of Grand Rapids, W. B. Webb and ]. l..
Stice of st. Louis, Mira. f. Watson of philadel-
phia Mrs. A. Johnson and family, Mrs. VIM. E.
Stafford of Philadelphia and W. H. Boyd of
New York are at the Iargham.-F. L. Lee of
Galveston, T. Henry Sweeting of Philadelphia,
John c. Wilson of Providence and John H.
Knowlton of Washington are at the National
Thomas G. Lombard of New York. Dr.
William Sheppard of sheepshead Bay and
Joseph Dickson of st. Louis are ut the Metro
politan.---Mr Elphonzo Youngs has been
confined to his bed some days with a severe at
tack of fever.
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DIR. KOCH IN LONDON.

The Celebrated German Physician's Visit y
on Private Business
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LONDON, Jan. Cdr. Koch, the famous tuber-
culosis specialist arrived at the Victoria station
BY the continental mail train last evening. He
was dressed in a service military uniform, the
coat being made OF bright blue cloth and wore
a peaked cap.
He was at once handed into hanson BY his
courier and drove TO n hotel. His attendants
followed in a four-wheeler. having in their
charge a large quantity Of luggage DIR. Koch.
whose visit TO London is purely Of q private
character, will leave for Edinburgh tonight
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DON'T GROWL.

Don't growl because your business
is dull. Somebody is buying-why are
you not selling? If you are not adver-
tising You need not look further for q
reason.
A card in THE STAR running for three
months or more costs less than one
seventh Of a cent a line for each thou
sand of circulation. Few papers in the
country and none in Washington are
anything like SO cheap.
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DONNELLY AND THE SENATE.
He Has His Eye on Senator Davis Seat, But
He Won't Get There.

He Won't Get There.
"Sone Of Ignatius Donnelly's friends are very
much tickled over his election to the presi-
dency OF the Minnesota Farmers Alliance"
said western Wisconsin politician to STAR
reporter this afternoon. "They believe that
Ignatius is right in the line of succession for
Cush Davis seat in the Senate
Donnelly is now o state senator, and
the probabilities are not favorable to any
further political exaltation. It is true that in
the present condition Of affairs the Farmers
Alliance and the democrats control tho legisla-
ture on joint ballot, but that fact won't be any
use to Donnelly two years hence. In less time
than that he can smash the earliest running po-
litical machine ever constructed. The asso-
ciates and supporters of Senator Davis are not
afraid, and there Is no good reason why they
should be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-06

The PRESIDENTS CALLERs-The Presidents
callers this morning included Senators Dawes
and Hoar, Representatives Bayne and Paynter.
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BrDs WERE OPENED at the Navy Department
today for erection Of building in the navy
yard as follows: J. L. Parsons, s99.77; Halliday
&lRichardson. Ss9.62; Henry S. Getz, $40;
Jno. H. Hewlett, 500; VIM. Rothwell, S9S.SS;
Slater 4 Acorn, 1888.
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DISTRICT PArENTs.-Two patents we're issued
today to Philip I. Dodge of this city for type
composing mechanism and for mechanism TO,
justifying matrices, type, &c.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, S149, 1885; customs, S722, $50.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SURPLUS AND INTEREST FUND. s67. .469 66
ESTABLISHED NINE YEARS.

The 'Perpetual- Is enphatically the vorkingman's
hank. the working bank. the boys bank. the
young l>ys bank. where they are putting their spare
money and getting their SIX PER CENT per annum,
payable monthly, and the principal on demand with
out waiting whenever they need 1t for any other pur
pose. We not 'skylarkins" with the peoples
money AL our money Is secured by first deed of
trust eligible city of Washington property. Last
November started the tenth series Of shares. and
than 90 shares taken in the first month
and SO. 600 In cash paid In the series. This
shows the confidence Of the people of Washington in
association. There never association
aged well and 50 economically See our last
nuai report illustration of economy in running
building association. We have quarters to do
our business in. more accessible. more commodious.
convenient in every respect. All the profit
TO the InenbeIs and they ali share alike distinction
is made between the shares Of the borrower and the
shares Of the nOn-borrower.
Our money advanced real estate at very
able and easy monthly peynents; easy, in fact,
that We have more applications for loans or advances
than We can supply. and We want more members and
money to accommodate all parties We take any
amount offered. from 81 10 Sl0.UOO.
Our new office is at JO6 ilth St., between and
sts., west side, where meetings held on the
first Wednesday evening Of each month Next meeting
January but you take shares all times and
back payments required.
c. C. DUNCANSON, President
LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice President.
7. G. SAXTON. Treasurer.
JOHN COOk- Secretary.
5Oo Ilth st.
For convenience of those residing of the Capt.
tot A n. MECkER of :U7 I'd st. s.e will be pleased
to bring their dues the Office of the association a6
SsSUNIUN COOPERATIVE BUILDING
H. ASSOCIATION.
Notce is hereby given that a special meeting of the
stockiosIs of IhS above association will be held
= v EDNkSDA1. February q les,l. at 9 O'Clock
at Carroll Institute HAL, brs 81. ".
An a.endient TO the constitution Will be proposed
and al S;OeAIolSiers are expected to be present
by vi the board o. directors.
DAN'L DONOVAN, Secretary.
ia5.6 10. 1:;. II. 20. -. 7.:Il. .tI.4
S,THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- stockholders Of the Eckin-tcn and Soldiers
Railway Company of the District Columbia.
for election Of directors, will he held at
Office OF tie company. Room -, Atlantic Euiding.
WASHINGTON. d. T.. January IL. 1891. between the
hours " II and : O'Clock pm. Transfer books
te CfOsed from lUth to l.ytn inclusive.
ji:SeUtl4 JOSEPH PAUL. Secretary
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chaplain Jas. ]. Kane, or
dered to the receiving ship Franklin, 18th in
slant. Sailmaker c. E. Tallman, ordered to
hold himself in readiness for orders to the
Marion. Sailmaker John 7. Bailey. ordered to
hold himself in readiness for orders to the
MOnOngahela
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisements.

PAGE
AIlOhNEhS Page
AUCTION SALES. Page
pn,pnINo rage
BOOKS AND STATIONERY Page 8
BUSINESS CHANCES. PAGE
CITY ITEMS Page
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE............... Page 9
DENr1S1n,.
DENIioIhn Page
-. IONaL -faSe
EXCURSIONS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Page s
FAMILY SUPPLIES. Page @
- lN N0.AL rare
fOk RENT Page
FOR RENT (Offices) PAGE 2
FOR RENT (Roomsl .........................Pag Page .
FOR RENT tStores). Page
- - IAINA tnouses) rage
rOh SALE (Houses) .Page .
FOR SALE tMiscellaneous) ).................P Page 3
uEMILEMEN'S GOODS S..................-.....Pa Page
rage
LADIES' GOODS. Page 6
LOCAL MENTION....... PAGE
LOST AND FOUND. Page
NtCchE Page
MIsCTII aXEoIfS' age
" 1sCci-hNEooo rage
NOTARIES PUBLIC. Page z
OCEAN STEAMERS. PAGE z
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS Page z
PIANOS AND ORGANS. Pare 6
.Page
PRINTERS. Page
PROFESSIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Page z
PkOPOSALS S...s.......... Page
RAILROADS. Page
sPEClALTlES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Page
SObURBAN PROPERTY. RTY.......................Pag Page .
WANTED tRelp).... Pare
WANTED CHouses) Page 9
WANTED Iots). Page g
WANTED Page .
WANTED (Sltuations).. Page .
WANTED Misceaneous). Page 2
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SECRETARY WINDoM today seut letter 10 the
House, asking that an appropriation of
$1,000 be made Immediately 10 complete
without delay the projected buildings on Ellis
Island which are being placed in readiness for
use as an Immigrant station &c
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The best thing we have ever seen or tried, and
know it would prevent loss to any one in our line Of
busines." BUSCHMEYER L BRO,
Grocers. Louisville, KY.
Has saved us hundreds of dollars the last six
months" GILMORE Il CO.,
Flour and Feed. Minneapolis
worth to many times the amount Of subscrip-
ton. Merchants cannot afford to be without it,"
VIM. TAYLOR. SON & CO.,
Dry Goods, Cleveland. Ohio
Most thorough system yet devised and gives me
the best satisfaction"
J. H. CARsTENs, MD, Detroit, Mich
Superior to any system we have ever known"
BRYANT CLARVoE,
Grocers, Baltimore, Md.
''The subscription a good investment cheerfully
recommended" SCHUMACHER L RICE,
Lumber, Baltimore, Nd.
The investment in a subscription the best VIC have
ever made" WINIFkED COAL CO.,
Louisville, KY.
'Excels any other mode we ever employed"
MACDONALD BROS. 4 CO..
Plumbers, Detroit
satisfies u.s." GUTHRIE TRAVIS,
Books, &c, Minneapolis.
THE duty Of every man in the city to jon."
CHARLES THOMAS,
Undertaken, Cleveland. Ohio.
THE best thing of the kind ever introduced in this
city," CHAS. EGGERS,
ja6-tu,s-St Merchant Tailor, Louisville. KY.
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A Newspaper Attack on the Rsthschllds.
Special Gable Dispasch TO The Evening Star.
vienna, Jan. 6.-Much excitement has ben
caused on the bourse by the appearance Of .
fierce attack on the Rothschilds which vss
printed In . weakly journal yesterday. Ths
writer accuses the well-knovn house Of using
their influence - principal shareholders IN ths
Northern railway Of Austria 10 effect tbs
transfer Of certain coal mines from the cns-
peny 70 the credit Of the AnstAlt corpcrssion, h
which they are also leading sharehoidsrs He
also charges that the details Of the trAnaer onu
for careful scrutiny on the part Of the public
and insinuates that the terms ere disgrsosful-
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ONCE A WASHINGTON ARTIST.

Death Of John Cranch. Who Painted Pc.
traits Of Notable PersonA
URBASA, ONO, JAM 6.-John Cranch, aged
eighty-four, died this morning. He was q osle-
brated portrait artist in Washington and New
York. He has painted portraits Of many nots-
BILE persons Of America His father, William
Cranch, was chief justice Of the court of the
District Of Columbia for thirty years, having
been appointed by his uncle, President john
Adams.
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Mr.. TELLER DENIES. AN INDIAN SKIRMlSH.
No Alliance Of Free Coinage Men Hos Who Attacked Supuy
. With Enemies Of the Election Bill Train Driven OF
g BE TALKS SILVER IN TIE SENATE THE MOG RESUMED IN SCOTLAND
5I " " 'D'
g And Ccses Senator Shemans Funeral of Walter R Abel in
% " - " - ~ '' NV" w
= Speech Baltimore This Morning
g
SHIPPING BILLS IN THE HOUSE QUIET HEAVY
Mr.. TELLER DENIES.
No Alliance Of Free Coinage Men
With Enemies of the Election Bill.
BE TALKS SILVER IN TIE SENATE
And Criticises Senator Sherman's
Speech.

SHIPPING BILLS IN THE HOUSE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F(ScATHoLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.
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nr REV EM5RsfsRa MaR k5sfaf FASasy sETas 3D. on Tn.
study ISSf6Sa # Sarist,pp saNtHhYq tAHnhslYqqi'ies. =
on The Modern Telegraph.
40 Op.m......................... Admission free.
TSREyIvAL SERVICES AT McKENDREE
each eysnng this week save Saturday at
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Cathedral OF the Scottish Rite on WEDNESDAY, 7th
nss ss %S5s 6scak ts'5a fs kooME Secretary
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;.S, aArnrr s.sr...ry %s,s
" stocsholders K M g Of I'll the Georgetown and al Tenay
on HSSuAE s 1s hsd at sh'
the election Of nine directors to for the ensuing
S5sf ia6-s. JOHN E. ssEAltL; sssAst.sy.
BE E. B. BARNUM l. CO.,
Fine Clothing and Tailoring.
w. a.. Washington. D;c:. January 5. 1891.
sahf z B ns
0ark l2at 81, st. me- Ge having guessed nearest the
1t Y. Y. Y. Y. kEEfnH. NskEEy.
k@SwAsHINGTON INVESTMENT co.
CAPITAL 100000
Bsnla BBsnrY Eald H lockwood E. si,ss5s sissss:
0. H. Hewitt, Levin s. Frey,
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at go sssr PEI mD
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or FSr eG sn The
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bylaws and other literature furnished free ja66t
E&SFROM ADELINA PATTI.
1.-THE QUEEN OF SONG"
W, W. KIMBALL CO.. Chicaso. iii. ~
the sr,s n the IL es me great to testify to
dertully sweet and sympathetic tone and supports the
voice in most satisfactory manner.
,aa!aw ADsnfSH sEnfSls'f SigTf sGSHf N1coL1N1.
49, SPLENDID CORNER
FARRAaUT SQUARE AND ST.
This is one Of the choice corner
properties in the city and is espe
cially adapted for the site of ar
residence or an apartment house.
On i st. the frontage is IS feet and
on 18th st. or Farragut Square 1t is
12O feet. Now improved by a fine
double brick residence containing
Ii rooms.
Price, S1O per foot.
THOS ]. FISHER & co.
1t 1874 F st. NV.
HSNOTICE.- HAVE THIS DAY, JANUARY
~ L, 1891, taken my sen. Anton G. Fischer,
INTO partnership. as manager of my dyeing and
scourlIiy establishment. sO0 st. NV, the firm now
being Anton Fischer Son
ANTON d. FISCHER, Sr..
ja6-eo3t ANTON c. FISCHER Jr.
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DWELLING NORTHWEST.

SCHEAP DWELLING NORTHWEST
We offer q very attractive house
In Riggs street. No. l3l5. This
house has 10 rooms and bath and,
being on corner Of alley. has the
advantage of side lights. Lot II
19x10O to an alley. A bargain
ut 81. 200.
SwORMSTEDT l. BRADLEY.
1t 427 F st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SI EOIAL NOllOEO.
K@ANNUAL STATEMENT
faE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
January !. 1891.
RESOURCES
Rsai essate. 81 2ss. s.@ feet; at cost. g.a
alnnSr fasn anS otfsF siuass sna sunry
Interest receivable mot duel. ......... i,SgI 81
Total. s2s1 .3,2 81
LIABILITIES
Trasts payable ioutstandineJ ......... ii4,3i3 81
Interest payable mot duel. 4.G2 s6
Undivided profits 62sI III
Total.-.. .s2S1. 212 81
REAL EsTATE-sALEs.
Notes 129.J94 30
ioeAi sales %
MORTGAGE INDEBTEDNESS.
0n January s iS0 ssE'' & ,,9 y
On January L. 1871 sl-----.-............. u4.3I2 80
Total Paid. .s15o u
/, W. MOSBY WILLIAMS. secretary of the abov>-
named corporation do solerEnly that the above
sesf is N %osBY Isl 9s WHs Ii sseTsssry ynd
subscribed and sworn to before me this 9TH day Of
Iseal.I L. SIMMONS. Notary Public.
mo Hi WALTER, President.
5oAN SGRs%Ts kip1r rfAraSn A1.asS,r Vice President
VIRGIL g: WILLIAMS.
&M; i, BShsff6ws
ja5-3t Board of Directors.
R~oFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
~ ance Company of the District of Columbia.
r,,..,w Washington, January 3. 1891.
the 9Hihp MONTY Il JASUaRl isai L. the he'll 18Th
sylvania and 9th St at 9oclock
By the charter of the company the election of seven
MANAGERS to constitute board to conduct the affairs
Of the company. is required to he held at the above
BY sixth article of the bylaws of the company it
the first business order shall be the appointment Of
tom m Wh the set OF BE-
tween the hours OF O'Clock a. n, and pm"
company 81. 126 3a::4 90
Cash on nand-. ,.1si5 q
Office furniture and fixtures. ............ $1,000
Losses BY fire for the year 1880, al
fEe ANNUAL statement viii be ready for distribution
dd j. 'snE WESLEY y LIE insssh1 rstary
F@STHE STOCK OF THE PEOPLES CA
sied for at Crane e. PaRRis to cR0IssANP p M
md N. ofs of on the .s re1nan oee o. m SUhS g. AK
tlOnal Bank building. ja:s6t'
RPENsION AND CLAIM ATTOR-
- neys printing at lowest rates.
anteed satisfactory.
BYRON s. ADAMS. Printer
n63m 512 11th St NV.
kSDEPARTMENT CLERKS AND THE PUB
NiCOLL THE TAILOR, 6l5-6i7 Pennsyivania ave
Will after January /. 1881. close at saturdays
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
- meeting Of the stockholders of the United
States Capitol ife insurance Company, pursuant to
pstitlol and order therefor will be hed at the home
ington. DC. ON the SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARX
1881. to diminish the amount OF the capital stock
OF said company and take such action in reference
rnereto ass by Law required and to transact
business as may be lawfully and properly brought be-
fore such meeting.
Dated Washington D. c.. January 9, 1891.
5ss. sss 5 { I blsEHHh ( szEHh EHHEaa, Trustees.
OUTWARD B. LESTER. President
JNO. D. sAYRE. Secretary. a2-lm
4~-,TAKE WARNING
From the Letter fire and do not be without
insurance. 4 am general agent for the New York
Doxery Fire Insurance Company AND AM NOT A
MEMBER OF The BOARD OF UNDERWENT
Eks. and consequently am able to write your nsur-
ance AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES
THOMAS C. CHALMERS,
Rooms l6 and IL. Glover Luilding.
I4l9 ST. NV.
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THERE IS NONE BETTER.
Tuesday, January @, 1890.
Bear this in mind in looking around
for good company in which to have
your lite insured. There is NO COLI
pany that can offer you more advan.
tages or show more substantial re-
suits than the Equitable. Its great
past is evidence OF its greater future.
Call in and let Us show you the
figures for 1880. then make your
comparisons.
BOWES HALL,
The Equitable Life Assurance Society,
JAG 1896 st. NV.
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NHOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

X4NHOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Tins association has opened subscription books for
the eighth issue of stock, payments which be
made daily at the office l.. S. Mescott, treasurer
1907 Penns- The Home, which closes its seventh
year with December meeting, has continued to in
Its business its present largely exceeding
those OF the previous Shares 81 each per MONTH
Advances Of as mucn as 300 per share may be OBJ
tanned the additional monthly payment therefor being
but ii per month. The average amount loaned per
share during the past year S11564, being in
crease over previous year.
An amendment TO the constitution increasing the in
terest allowance in settlee ns and redernptons from
3to = per cent viii undoubtedly be adopted at the
meeting of JANUARY i:', at Wilson's Hail. s.w cor.
of Penna. ave. and 10Th ST., at PIN.
- - - THOMAS BOWLING, President.
W. II. WETZEIsL, Secretary,
2l3l II st. NV. ta,l-3t
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SEASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NO. 2S
dividend of forty cents share has been declared
on the capital stock of this company payable the
office of the company in Center Market and after
JANUARY 10, 1891. SAMUEL W. CURRIDEN,
Treasurer.
WASHINGTON. &c. January2. 1891. ia:'-6t
-,hEALI n DEL Ar hENI, DISTRICT OF
SSSe1s Columbia, Nashinlc lcton, January i. 1881
10 whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given
thai from and after ts date the provisions of the
OF Congress- approved December 20, 1881. and enti-
teo An act to prevent the spread ot scarlet fever
and diphtheria in the District OF Columbia" will be
carried into orce and effect and the imposed
Will be Tlt1dly enforced against ali offenders The
FIRST sectlcn OF this act provides follows That
from and alter the OF this act IL snail be
duty or every registered pratcing physician other
uIna tn make report to the hea,h officer,
be furnished by that Officer immediately after such
Practitioner becomes aware of the any
OF scarlet fever dp,theris in his charge
such person snail fan 10 report within
nours, ne snail be sb)ect TO penalty OF not less than
nye nor more than fifty collars and In Of second
ohenss the PENALTY snail not less nor more
lie IN charge o. such patient tie householder
such ease occurred or person in cnarYe thereof,
parent, GUARDIAN nurse or other in endance
upon tie sick knowns the character Gis-
ease snail make the report above mentioned, and in
case Of failure to report shall suffer tine penal
ties as provided for physicians this actn Copies of
tne Law IN ful. toGether with forms tor use
nlshed TO others Interested upon Application. By
order Of tie Commissioners OF the District OF Col
umos. SMITH TOWNSHEND, NJ. D., Health
Officer. iaJtt
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