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|"WORLD" ADVERTISERS
A LER. F. VERNON. counselor al law. once.
~ Wilson block. upstairs.
DTRDETTE LUKE. groceries, provisions.
ID etc., West End, West King street
IlI.ACkwEI MRS. J. A., school for girls, -
I ID Maple Avenue,
/ DAKER 81 REARICK merchant taiIors and
~ clothiers, Everett House eor., queens 81.
| RESTz Il BRO. groceries, provisions, wares,
ID etc. next toaNilliams & Cos Drug store,
lneen street:
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD time
ID table. See another column
!
CUyNINGHAM. P. A.. photographer, over
~ National Rank, Queen street.
MARROW, Z. G., photographer, st. clair
~ Hotel, King street.
| noRN, N. L., Jr merchant tailor and Cloth
~ iersNo 80 Queen street and East Martin
street.
LIVERY. 5. ". boots. shoes, hats. etc. next. to
street.
|
GREER, r. W., groceries, Provisions, etc,
" North Queen street
HoMacH. H. j.. iewelry. repairing. etc. 3
Ii doors South OF Peoples National Bank,
Queen street.
HUNTER P. G.. photographer two doors
Ii South Of Everett House corner, Queen ST.
/ H0MRICH. JOHN W, boots shoes. hats etc.
IL opposite Thompson II Tabler's clothing
store, Queen street.
| JENNINGS. GEO. s., groceries, provisions
y Wares, etc, next door TO Lutheran Church,
Queen street.
! II API.AN. LEWIS, pictures, frames. oil cloths,
IN etc, North Queen street. s4..4a7... i.-.s
Il LINER, p. NJ, groceries, provisions, wares,
IN etc, King street
NTARTINsBURG MINING. MANUFACTURE
| NI ING AND IMPROy EMENT COMPANY.
office in Rurkhart Rooms, Public square.
MANN, GEORGE r, Central Barber shop,
M opposite Williams q Co.'S Drug store,
Queen street.
M ARTINsBuRG DEVELOPMENT com,
| M PANY. Office, Queen street, opposite
Market House.
MATTHEWS, j. s., real estate and insurance
wi agent, and notary public, National Bank
Buliulng, queen street,
NEW YORK SUN, daily and weekly. Price,
IN Sunday papers, Be- per copy ~ per year.
PENNINGTON, DIR. LEE r. dentist, opposite
j. Williams Il Co.'s Drug store, Queen street,
upstairs.
DATRIoT, THE, Harrisburg Pa.
DEoPLE's NATIONAL BANK, corner Queen
and Burke street.
DOBERTS, j. W.. furniture and undertaking,
III opposite post Office, East Burke street.
DECORD, Philadelphia, Daily. 81 per year, 50
n per year, emitting Sunday.
CtNEDEKER, S. NJ, boot and shoe maker. No.
% II East King street.
y agent, next door to Market House, upstairs,
Queen street.
TT,HE MORNING ADVERTISER. Daily. Ad-
i dress, 20 Park Row, New York.
THoMPsoN & TABLER, merchant taiors and
l clothiers, next door to Williams q Co.'S
drug store, Queen street.
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD time
w table. See on another page.
yIIOLFES, c. H, hot water heating, opposite
w Adams Express Office, Queen street.
VNTILEN, VIM. H., undertaking, etc, nearly
w opposite Adams Express office, Queen st.
VXyILEN, JOHN A., furniture, carpets, etc,
w nearly opposite Adams Express ONCE,
Queen street. :
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BOULANCER SUICIDES.
THE END OF 4 BRAVE GENERAL
AID / CAREER FILLED
WITH ROMANCE.

Especial 10 THE woRLn. ]

BRUSSELS, Oct. l.--Generai Boulan-
ger, the noted French soldier and poll
tician, committed suicide about noon
to-day by shooting himself through the
head upon the grave Of Nine. de Bon
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CSNYDER, E. E., real estate and insurance
y agent, next door to Market House, upstairs
Queen street.
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CNEDEKER, S. NJ, boot and shoe maker. Nc
y II East King street
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MESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD tin
w table. See on another page.
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"OLFES, C. H., hot water heating, opposite
w Adams Express Office, Queen street.
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DIRECTORY
or
WORLD" ADVERTISERS

A LER. F. VERNON. counselor at law. ONCE.
~ Wilson block. up stairs
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HIS FIRST REGULAR TRIP.

The Loquacious Passenger Interviews the
Old Driver with Instructive Results.
This is my first regular trip on the
South Side line, said the loquacious
passenger to the driver of the night
car i've been q West Slider for year.
Before that ! lived Oh the North Side.
Before that / lived in half a dozen
suburbs. Move Every May is my mot
to. A man wants change"
THAT So said the driver.
Same w&y with my business. con
tinued tie loquacious passenger. I've
Just gone into the real-estate business.
Before That | tried the board of trade
Before HAT vas ticket broker O,
I've bccL NEST everything. regular
iaclz-of- ali-tl: des 'TVont do for a
man to Say too long in thing and get
rusty
That's 50, +" said the driver.
Sometimes I'm up: sometimes I'm
down. I've had mv carriage and pair,
and I've tried t'.c wdlliag I'm down
now But ! amt iiiel<iug. 'Variety's
the spice Of life. Won know.
THAT SO, replied the driver.
Driving must be mighty moLoton-
Dus. 'Ti>, amt it!''
%, so SO.
ANY money IN it?"
!" Bout seventy-iva ,iolars amonth.
"Got anything laid up9'
House and lot.
'What're worth2"
I've been offered seven-ave hundred
dollars
''Got famiiy?"
i've raised eight-fve boys and three
girls. 2
Been driving for the company long?"
20, bout twenty-five years '-Chica-
60 Tribune
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Continued. J

St. Cecilia Temple No. %, Hall No. g =.
the afternoon) Mary ?. Peyton. w. p
Hall Be Wsld, Sec, 1880 Eighteenth !.
Second and Fourth Friday Nights
Star of Esther Temple No. so, Hall NJ
/, Jane p Webster, M. w. P.; Martha
Webster, Secretary; 1902 West Oak Street
Vashti Temple No %, Hall No ,
Mary L. Mead, M. w. p; Alexenia BroWa
Secretary; 1928 West Chestnut Street.
Friendship Household of Ruth No. "a
G. U. O. of 0. f., Hall No. 8, Lucy Laug.
stcn, M. N. g.; Patsy Spaulding, N. O..
1914 Eleventh Street.
Belle of Kentucky Camp No. 2, K.ofF
Hail No. 4, Geo. Dancer, X O.; Ben.
Hays, K. r.; 1896 Sixth Street.
The following Juvenile societies meet
in the o. b. f. Hall: ST. Matthew Tent
No. 26. second Wednesday afternoon, hall
No. 2, Mrs, ". p. King, g. 7. Juven-
lie Sons and Daughters Of The Morning
hall No 8; first Friday afternoon.
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Hon. George Denny's Speaking
Appointments.

The Republican State Executive Com
mittee is busily engaged at its headquarters
in this city managing the details of the
State cAmpaigl. Hon. George Denny
Jr.'s appointments:
Princeton, Caldwell county, Tuesday
July IA.
Marion, C.ittenien county, Wednes-
dav, July l5.
I'll )pki4syillc, Christian county, Friday,
July ILL.,
5omers I, Pulaski co4nty, NJ ,nday,
Ju.y 2).
July %, at night.
Nit. S.vrling, Montgomery colnty, Fri
Ally, July "A.
Winchestor, C-ark county, Saturday,
Jlly 25.
6wentoA, oven county, Monday,
Jaly Ri.
Speaking begins at l:30 ?. NJ, ulle-s
otherwise stated.
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heart, but / could hardly keep my face

heart, but could hardly keep my face
straight.
Compose yourself, DOCTOR said,
'and tell me about it, guess we can
fix it all right
"'Well, YOU see, he said, after few
moments, my two daughters accom-
panied me to Europe. On the way over
in the steamer found them frequently
talking about the best way to smuggle
dress goods and laces on their return
home ! demonstrated with them for
thinking of such thing, and eXacted
solemn promise that they would make
no attempt to smuggle. | only arrived
home yesterday, you know Last night
went to the room OF my daughters to
kiss them good night, and what do you
think found them doing? They were
ripping open the lining of the overcoat
| had worn in coming off the steamer
and taking ont these laces.
i was thunderstruck. ! reminded
them Of their promise to me not to
smuggle, and what do you think they
replied? I'VE didn't smuggle anything,
father they said together. 1--WE kept
our word 1t was you who did the
smuggling" Now what am ] going to
do? must pay the duty to ease my
conscience, for did smuggle, but it is
awful to have my name go on the gov
ernment records as smuggler.
81 went out laughing. ] couldn't help
it. Then ! calculated the amount due
for duty, and told the doctor to send me
four hundred dollars in bills in an
envelope addressed to the conscience
fund. He went away very much re-
lieved. The next day the envelope and
money arrived all right, and no one but
myself and the preacher will ever know
who it was that sent that four hundred
dollars to the conscience fund. IN. Y
Recorder.
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Prices OF Animals ami slaves.

In the price-list of the Hagenbecl
sale Menagerie" of Hamburg, Ger
many. giratfcS figure at 50. 900 a pair,
and several cnimpanzees at $500 apiece.
The price of Asiatic apes varies from
S75 TO $500 and three gibbon monkeys
from Sumatra are offered at 81 900 the
lot. Even these terms appear, how
ever, modest, if compared with those
of amateur horse breeders and dog
fanciers Mastif pups of old England
have more than once been offered at
S., 900 apiece. and on both sides of the
Atlantic there are race horses that
could not be bought for less than $2O,-
600. The African dealers in two-legQed
household pets are, on the other hand.
remarkably liberal. In the western
Soudan female slaves can be bought
for SIS. Males come a little higher. But
on the upper Congo job lots of male
children are frequently offered at $50 a
dozen. Times
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The School BOard selected Teachers
fur the schools last Monday night
There was an unusual number OF
changes, leaving out some whose sell
vices have long been retained. The
proposition to leave out all married
women was not sustained, which sus.
tains q moral idea by granting young
married woman at least the same op
portunities ia lite as it she had Re
manned in ceiebacy Many have ex
pressed themselves as failing to uL-
derstand how it was that DO one could
be nominated to succeed ;. L. Scott.
Of the Ninth Ward school without
suspension Ot the Priority rule" and
Nv. Il. Peyton conld be removed with
0ut such consideration or usages. es
pecially when the school he managed
was one OF the largest schools in the
GI.y. and iaI ger than the school taught
!. tne bnve named Ninth Ward
P n.rira he general success Of tile
scnOOl during tno cal has been re
markable, and Louisville is fast be-
coming an educational center remark
able for fneness of culture.
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The question Of the adoption OF the
new constitution is no. commanding
III Hun interest now, since there seems
to be no fighting opposition, yet il
contains some prescribing provisions
winch may be followed by separate
railroad cars for cAored people III less
than five years.
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AnpOintm antS of Hon. Henry
Houston.

Louisa, La yrence Co., JAY i.
Maysville, Mn Oh Cu., july l3.
Fleming Jury, Fleming Co., Juiy IA.
Newport, Cam pOell Co., July 10.
Coyington Kenton Co., July l6..
Wll4iamgtown, Whitley Co., july II.
Georgetown, Scott o., July I0.
III 5Aington, FAY Ute Co., July 70.
NicholsvilIe, JessauIine o.. july y.
H4rrod-bIrg, Mercer Co., July -
HID twrenceDurg, Anderson o., july 23.
SAeloyvi le, SAelby Cu., july "a
Louisville, Jefferson CY-, July 25.
M4nIUrd llie, HIT Co., July n
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Republican Ticket.

Goyernor-Andrew Il. Wood, OF Mont
gomery !,
{. sutenant-G Governor--Henry j. Hous-
TN, Of McCracken.
Campb III. .<
elridge
reasurer-Eli Farmer, of Pulaski
Superintendent Public Inssruction-L.
W. Dodge, Of Madison.
Clerk Coury Of Appeals---R bert Blaln,
Of Fayette.
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IAe new catalogues announcing ne
foarJh annual session ol the Louisville
NatioAAI Medical College are OUT and
show that there IL an educational re
l.lion between this school and the
State University .nder control Of the
CylOred Baptists of Kentucky.
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Spooney Affairs, Not Cuts, Remembered.
Smart Customer-Youfel fellers are mal1-
in heap O souv'nir spoons, amt We?
Why don yer pit up souv'nir knives?
Jeweler-Well. people like to remeln-
ber their spooning: it's different when
they re been Jewellers Weekly.
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George w, Richardson, q NJ, Of Silver
Star Lodge No. l, S. G. Hines. q, S., No.
1923 Hancock street, Louisville, Ky.
Joint Lodges and Temples Winnie
Armstrong w. r., No. 3S Lytie street,
Portland, KY, f. Donan, q. 81. ofSt,
Anne Temple No ! Golden Girdle, Louis
VILE, XIV. We meet the First and Third
Wednesday nights in each month at Col.
lege Hall, Isl and Green sts.
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st Moul,t Desert.

He-Won't You give ne the next
waltz?
She (iirm'yl 20 no. | can't, I'm en-
gagged, Lut t-I-I-will take stroll
down to the rocks with you -Munsey's S
Wec-.ly.
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Grand Princesses No. 8, independent
Daughters of Honor: meet the first and third
Wednesday in the month at their lem
pie, Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth.
Susan Bullitt, w. d., No. 40 Twelfth
street; Geo. Buckner, Sec, No. $40 West
street.
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our Chauncey Makes a Break.

There's one thing can not under
stand about English people, Mr.. Burn
and, said Chauncey.
And what is that?
You have 10 humorous papers. =
Life
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NATIONAL GRAND LODGE, TT. b
1t. AND 5. M. Il. JULY 20.
AT CHICAGO, ILL.

The III, M & r. r. r. will sell tickets
july 18th, At s6tO round trip to Chicago,
go9d returning not later than july o5th
open to all.) s eening-car extra, 81 Tnos,.
wishing birth ia sleeper notify me 1T
once WI. Il. PEYTnN,
N .ainnai Grand Master
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Now as Then.

''Eeen fshing, e.i3 What d yer net?'.
LEFT
This i q i.,e t.i.t vas written b. c.
Ala.
It il the corver@af5o on tsyo Egvp-
tian plllAosol,-~ II. ~..-,,-.
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w. A. Burney, President; Naw Albany,
Ind; E. w. Marshall, Secl etary, 1909
Second Street, Louisville, KY.
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National Grand Lodge, meets in Chica-
go, Ill, July 20, U. b. F. and S. NJ I
w. T. Peyton, ~ G. M; Louisville XIV;
Willis n. Brent, n G. Secretary, Box S9l
Boonville, Mo.
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NATIONAL MUTUAL AID sAssoc1ArIoS.
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STATE GRAND LODGE, y. b. F. AND $ MI
OF KENTUCKY.
Wallace Arkansas Gaines. g. NJ; Gov
ington, Ky; Z. w. Marshall, g. s.; 1902
Second Street, Louisville, Ky State
Grand Lodge meets at Lexington August
1lth, at II noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

The SQUADRON OF EvoLUrIoS.-The frs,
part Of the summer program for the squadron
of evolution, now at Norfolk, has been deter
mined on. The feet will 60 early in July to
Boston, where it will spend ten days in 6eet
exercises, and about the middle Of July will 20
to New York. where a similar program of fee,
exercises will be carried out. These exercises
will be preliminary to the more extensive
maneuvers in August and September. At both
places it is expected that the naval militia will
cooperate and opportunities will be given to il
to take part in the operations OF the fleet The
naval militia of Massachusetts has already or
ganized, and it is expected that the organization
in New York will be completed in time TO take
part
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SrEEL-HEAD SALMON IN LAKE ERIE.-The
United States fish commission has recently re-
ceived steelhead salmon seventeen inches
long and weighing about five pounds which
was taken from pound net in Lake Erie. This
species was introduced from the west coast,
and a number have been planted in the tribu-
taries Of Lake Erie. The size Of the present
specimen would seem TO indicate the prospect
Of the ultimate acclimation Of this important
west coast species in the lakes. 1t attains Q
weight Of thirty pounds, and in March and
April large numbers are sold in eastern mar
kets under the name of Kennebec salmon,
though the fish are obtained from the Colum-
bia river and the tributaries Of Puget sound.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DC. JUNE 10. 1891.

| - Tolra
Suits have been entered against Hercules Sanche by
the Electrolibrstion Company. both in the United
states patent ONCE and in the courts compel speci
% 9f his deed Of recorded the
iers oi nvension OF all ms Teht title and interest in
can be procured.
The Instruments offered for sale by Hercules Sauche
and his agents are infringements upon the rights
owned by the Eiectrolbration Company and it will
prosecute to the full extent of the law any and ali
makers sellers and users, without its permission of
the Electropoise.
Amy claim Of Hercules Sanche that he is the patentee
OK the Electropose s unfouhded since he has pat
ent tnereon as can be easily verified upon inquiry
letter or otherwise TO the Commissioners OF Patents.
NO one need be alarmed by threats Of suits on the
part OF Hercules Sanche his The Electroi-
oraton Company challenges any such suit and will de-
fend its patrons JOHN n WEBB
je10 IL, l3 President Eectroiibration COMPANY.
TO THESUBsCRIBERSE FOR ECKINGTON
bonds:
The SlOO. 900 of bonds Of this company heretofore
subscribed for will be ready for delivery at the Office
Of the American security and Trust Company I4i9
u st. n. W. on MONDAY. June ID, 1891. Subscribers
are hotined to make payment for same on or before
said date. JOSEPH PAUL.
Secretary lexington and Soldiers Home Railway
Company. jeS cost
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HANGED FOR TWO MURDERS.
Execution Of william Bsney I'm the Yard -
the Baltimore Jail

BALTIMORE, Mn, June l2.-At 1918 O'Clock
this morning the drop fell and VIM. Blaney,
who on the night Of May 2, 1890, killed his aged
grandmother and aunt with an Ak at their
home, l035 Greenmount avenue, expiated his
crime on the gallows in the yard Of the Balti-
more jail.
Blaney's tragic end was the legitimate out
come of a life of wickedness, Incidence and
ignorance. The crime for which he was
hanged today was one Of the most brutal and
inhuman ever committed in this city. The
victims we're his aged grandmother and his
ant both of whom had always loved him and
often aided and befriended him. The weapon
used was q small AK. With il he literally
pounded their heads to a jelly. He wss de-
tected by them while robbing their house and
then committed the crime. Blaney was con-
yicted on October "a and on April Is, q few
DAYS after the death warrant had been signed
and the day Of the execution appointed by the
governor. the city rang with the news thst
Blaney had escaped from Jail. This he had
accomplished by prying apart sn iron window
bar. He was recsptured the following day and
the death watch was Immediately placed ovsr
him.
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PxEsoNAL--L. ii. Henderson Of Toronto, L;
W. Scott Of New York, Emerson Wood Of Lon
don, W. s. Wills Of Pittsburg and J. J. ToiYey
of Jersey City are at willard's.-J. Sheridan
and Dr.. J. J. Craven OF New York are as the Pan.
dall.-A n. Callum Of Massachusetts,. u.
Haney and W. H Burton Of Chicago, W, \.
Charleton and W. W. Merrill Of New York are
at the Arlington.--Geo.W W. Sweet Of Montreal.
r. Coleman Of Pennsylvania, Col J. C. McKib.
bin Of Marshall Hall and D. ID. Wheeler Of New
York are at the Shoreham.-J. N. Lennon Of
Minneapolis, Julius Hinzen Of Louisville. Jno.
Chapman of England, J. B. Baldy Of Toledo
and W. Scott Of Portland, Greg, are as the Eb-
bitt-J. J. Ligon of St Louis. Elliott w.
Brown, jr., of Seattle and DR.. Schenck, H., OF
Greensboro, n. c., are at the Johnson
X B. Philbrook Of Rye Beach, NH, John Run
Of New Haven and A. E Phillips Of Hartford
are ct the st. JAmea-Hon. g. W. T. Lam
ham OF Texas, Z J. Flood Of Philadelphis and
William Pyle Of Wilmington, Del, are st the
Metropolitan.-CoL Kirk d. Pisrce Of Hilis-
borough, n. B., Louis @. 6tieSsl and
daughter of wheeling, John b Sykes
Of Martinsburg and r. Reynolds Of Newark are
ct the National--Delano Amss and Henry
Heitmuller Of tkis city were given degrees Of
A. B. 1t Johns Hopkins universtty commence
ment yesterday. and w. ". Wflloughby wa
made Ph. p. NAshington schoiarships wses
givsa = = Dshrsnd and b. u. 0lAss;a
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FINANCIAL.
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.

beneficial organization Incorporated under the laws
of the District of Columbia: pays 800 in year:
sl5 week in sickness accident and $50 death
benefits each 800 certificate; this is high ad-
mission fee 81 application and 81 each week there
after, IL is believed, will be sufficient to redeem 310O
certificate in one year This society represents the
true principles Of protection divides the profits among
its members the value of each certi-
cate twelve months from date thereof Under certain
conditions certificates may mature in six months Or
ganizers wanted. Good pay to the right parties.
Offices of Supreme Lodge I'll 14th st. NV,
je66t Washington, d. G.
hE NArioSAt IA wssHT sAEE s9FPS RFEPSSslr COMPANY
Chartered by special of Congress January -, 1867
rkTsff sfH5f.ni1ss c6nPANY
Under act Of congress Of october i, 1890.
from the controller OF the it's certificate
reorganization under the act Of Congress of October
As herstofore. and for four past. this
valuabes safe keeping in its proof building and
viii rent safes or boxes in its new fire and burglar
proof vaults. which have time locks and ali other mod
ern appliances.
s9a y Fus 4 The .s q q
Currency that II has fully complied with law in all
heiofore transacted by it, act as eGecutor' adninis
traitor receiver s,sisnee and committee guardian
description confnitsed to il by count by indi
All trust funds trust investment. are KEEP. sepa-
.s,s and apart from the assets Of the COMPANY Be-
Deposits viii be received from ten cents upward and
interest will be allowed on such deposits.
Wills receipted for and kept without charge.
BENJAMIN y. SNiDEh, President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, First Vice President
JAMES M JOHNSTON, second Vice Presadsnt
!. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. STCk1EyANT, Secretary.
William e. Clark. X. Ross Perry
Lewis Clephane. George II. Plant,
Matthew G Emery, l.. Francis Rigxs,
Charles Z. Glover, Zenas e. Robbins,
Thomas Hyde, John h. Rodgers
Charles A. James. benjamin +. Snyder,
James NJ: Johnston. Albert L. Sturtevant,
John q. Parks, Henry A. Willard.
apll-tr Andrew Nylie.
/ NO. W. C0RSON. JNO. W. MCCARTNEY,
Member n. Y. Stock Ex.
CORsON L MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 14l9 ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits- Exchange. Loans Collections.
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all
the exchanges of New York. Philadelphia Boston and
Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made of investment securities District
Bonds and all local Railroad Gas. Insurance and Tels
phone Stock dealt
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jylS
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The INDIAN TRADER AT PINE RIpaE.-The
statements contained in the Chicago papers in
regard to the conduct Of James A. Finlay, Q
licensed Indian trader at Pine Ridge agency,
Sohth Dakota, have been brought to the atten-
ton Of the Indian Office. The commissioner
has directed the Pine hidge agent not only to
make thorough investigation as to the specific
case of immortality charged but also as to Mr.
Finlay's general reputation and influence upon
the reservation, and to report upon the same
to the Indian Office without delay
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A STATUE FOR WAsHrNaroN.-Assistant Sec
retary Nettleton has informed Senator Morgan
that statue of Prof. s. ID. Gross, which the
Surgical Association Of America proposes &c
erect in Washington, d. c., will be admitted tc
free entry under the usual bond.