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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

PERsoNAL--Dr. DE-. Shute, who has been
spending some months in the hospitals Of
Berlin, Paris and London, reached New York
on Wednesday in the steamer Teutonic and
will arrive in Washington this evening.-Mrs.
8. H. Joseph and son Of New York are visiting
her father, Capt. W. h. Burch, No. 216 d street
northwest Bohrer Won Orendorf, formerly
Of this city, but who has Cor years resided
in New York, has been visiting his grand
father in this city, but he leaves tomorrow for
New York and from there he goes to
San Francisco, his future home
James B. Merrill Of San Francisco. Charles
E. Mann Of st. Paul and John H. Coles of ST.
Louis are at Willard'a-Harry Rout of Phil
adelphia and H. Leech of Indianapolis are At
the Randall 8. Dufee Of Chicago, F. A.
Maiden of London and Ossian Bedeu Of Canada
are ct the Arlington. Foster Higgins of
Canada, Charles H. Lawrence of CRicaeo
and Miss A. A. Fowler of London are at The
Shoreham.-E- W. Field of Norfolk. II. RI
May of Massachusetts and J. Brown Of New
York are at the Riggs.-Dr. Stephen Lebb of
Ontario, Dr.. L. +. Salmon and 6. r.. Hels-
plant of New Orleans are at the Ebbitt.-
r. A. Crowley Of New York, Thomas Perris of
London and Louis Haase Of New York are at
the Johnson. r. Stewart Of Houston, Ed
Vincent Of Springfield, H., and Walter Webb
Of Philadelphia are at the St. James.-Hon
Benton Mcmillan, ]. E. Stockwen of Omaha
and A. l. Spring Of Toledo are at the Metro
politan.-Wallace N. Butrick of New Haven,
]. r. Tassig Of Chicago and +. L. Small Of
Portland, Me-, are ct the National
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DEATHS DURING APRIL.
The Largest Number Of Burial Permits Ever
Issued by the Health ONCE.

The Largest Number Of Burial Permits Ever
Issued by the Health once.
During the month Of April of this year there
were 692 burial permits issued from the health
Office, which is in all probability the largest
number ever issued in one month. 1t is far
above the average number and the reason as
signed for the large increase is the prevalence
of the grip.
The largest number Of permits issued in any
month last year when the grip was SO bad were
issued in January, when 5g7 were issued
The following month of last year, February.
there were only 997 permits, showing that the
epidemic caused about 200 more deaths than
would otherwise have occurred.
During the past few days the death rate has
been on the decrease, and IL the present rate
continues the number this month will drop to
the minimum.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
noon today seventeen permits were issued and
four OF the persons died from the grip.
A singular fact in connection with the grin
this year is that very few persons under fifty
years old have died from the grip. and many Of
them have been more than seventy-five years
Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

NAVAL ORDERs.-Naval Cadets Arthur B. Hoff.
N. C. Twining, W. v. Pratt, s. E. Kittelle, L.
McC. Mutton. Cleland N. Offiey, B. s. Newman
and W. R. Harrison, detached from the Chicago
and ordered to examination for final graduation
on the 14th Of May. Naval Cadet George r..
MARVEL, detached from the Newark and ordered
to examination for final graduation on the 14th
Of May. Naval Cadets G. A. Brand, @. g.
Mitchell, E. r. Lowndes, C. G. Long and B. F.
Hutchinson. detached from the Boston and or
dered to examination for final graduation I4th
May. Naval Cadets L. C. Lucas, Lewis b. de
Steigner, g. W. Danforth, ]. W. fortune and
J. B. Bradshaw, detached from the Atlanta and
ordered to examination for final graduation on
the 14th of May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

Fifty-two Permits Issued During the Week
for Houses Valued ut $4,000,
During the week ending Friday, May 1, there
were issued from the Office of the inspector Of
buildings ffty-two permits to build. The
greatest advancement was made in county
building. During the week seventeen per-
mits were taken out for the erection Of DWELL
ings In the county. OF this number Eve were
for brick and stone dwellings and twelve for
frame dwellings. They aggregated in cost
$6s, 700.
The northwest did not fare q we'll. seven-
teen permits for the erection of buildings were
taken out, but of this number three were for
stores four for private stables and one for
church. They aggregated, however, in cost
SIS, 600.
But seven permits were issued for the erec-
ton of buildings in the northeast They were
all for frame dwellings and were estimated to
cost $40. 500.
Eight permits we're issued for the southeast.
These were for brick dwellings to cost S9. 600.
The southwest Jared worse than any other
section during the week. Three permits we're
issued, one for q stable, one for a mortar house
and one for . dwelling, estimated to cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

E~COMMIsslONERs OF THE DIsTRTCT
Notice Of ne ePsnins "a NORTH Capitol g.. om t.
r fa1 scs ,snG Of prodpect H esmetsr and bs
been made 70 the Commis.ionss 81 residents Of the
town to open NorthCapitol IT. and st.. a above in
Gated and the Comntsstoners. deeming II CONDUCIVE
hereby give notice 70 all Persons ELECTED 70 appear and
sSs sa:r on ApY sh:y hsys Ocs
tSo}; e ! o.cacci p.n pap, .howias t5s ares Il
s,ecsrs JOHN U: ROQdLXss. JOIN y. ROSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

No NEGOTIATIONS HAD.-There is good au-
thority for the statement that the government
of the United States has not had any negotia-
tions whatever with the government Of France
respecting Hayti and the acquisition of Mole
st. Nicholas, as was indicated in the debate in
the French chambers of deputies yesterday.
The squadron of evolution was not sent to
Port-au-Prince with any intention Of creating
naval demonstration. An effort was made by
the representatives of the government to Sc
cure the use Of Mole st. Nicholas by lease or
otherwise, but these efforts, it is learned, re-
suited unsuccessfully
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

The following official changes have been
made In the Department Of the Interior:
Patent ofice-ReGgnation: Clarence Byrnes
Of Now York. third assistant examiner, o., 400
Once OF Indian neutrality-suspicious.: Thad-
deus Cahin Of Ohio. oopyist, $500.
General hnd observation-disclosures: Hurx-
chal Van Y. Smith Of Pennsylvxnia, Claude Z.
Clark At Hissouri, Ernest varela Of California.
Marion j. Holderman Of Illinois and william
9. Keiesr Of Arkausas, transcribsrs ef records
end plAAs, oooo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

The Spanish treaty, recently negotiated BY
Special Commissioner Foster at Madrid. is in
town and in the hands Of Secretary Blaine.
Mr. Foster reached New York on the European
steamer Wednesday and left for this city last
night, arriving here this morning. Young
Mr.. Blaine, who accompanied him on his
mission, reached town few hours ahead OF
him.
This morning the Secretary remained at
home and he and Mr.. Foster, who called
shortly before noon, went carefully over the
agreement, which Mr.. Foster carried in huge
square white envelope
SECRETARY BLAINE CANNOT TALK NOW.
The Secretary said to srAR reporter that he
could say nothing whatever on the subject of
the treaty, which is Of such nature - to pre-
clude p utilization until the President shall
nave had look at II. He also declined to state
whether or not the document was q treaty or
an agreement under the recent tariff Law.
ms IL An important point to be de-
termlned, inasmuch atreaty would have
to 60 to the Senate for ratification and would
therefore run the chances of rejection, whereas
. tarin agreement such As those that have
been made with the South American countries
can be put into operation at once by means
OF proclamation by the President.
III generally thought that il is an
agreement OF this sort, since this form Of inter
national arrangement has all the effect Of .
formal treaty with none of its disadvantage.
Ii might also be noted that the only imports
into the United States that can be affected by
an agreement under the tariff act are hides
sugar, tea and coffee, which is seen to exclude
the all-important Cuban staple export, tobacco.
SPAIN WANTED TOBACCO INCLUDED.
1t is understood that Spain made strong eff
fort with Commissioner Foster to secure the
extension of the reciprocity privileges to this
article. but he was compelled to refuse under
the terms of the act, which includes only
the staples named above. Tobacco
could have been included in the
agreement, to be sure, but this would have
made the act a treaty, subject TO ratification or
rejection by the Senate, with the probabilities
largely on the side Of the latter. The idea has
gone abroad today that Mr.. Fosters prelimi-
nary report, largely verbal, was highly salts
factory to Mr.. Blaine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01
TWO OFFICES CONSOLIDATED.
Frank Aldrich Made sealer Of Weights an
Measures for Washington and 0eoreetovr

Frank Aldrich Made sealer Of Weights and
Measures for Washington and Georgetown.
After careful consideration and in board SEES
sion this morning the Com. sioners issued
the following:
whereas the Commissioners deem Il to the
best interests of the public that the Offices of
sealer of weights and measures in the cities of
Washington and Georgetown be consolidated
into one Office, it is thereupon this LIST day of
May, 1891, ordered that said Offices be and
they are hereby consolidated, and that
Mr. Frank Aldrich be and he is hereby
appointed sealer Of weights and measures
Tor the cities OF Washington and Georgetown.
his appointment to take effect from the date OF
his qualification according to law. 1t is hereby
further ordered that all orders heretofore
passed by the Commissioners in regard TO the
ofhces OF seaier OF weights and measures incon-
sistent with this order be and the same are
hereby revoked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

The SUBSIDIARY CoIN.-Secretary Foster will
today or tomorrow take the first of the steps
contemplated by him to get the $40, OOO, 900
subsidiary silver coin now in the treasury into
circulation. 1t is understood that he will issue
a circular reciting that the amount Of silver
against which certificates can be issued
under the law is nearly exhausted and will offer
to send to banks, free of expressage and other
charges, subsidiary silver to an amount not ex-
ceeding $500 in each case in return for a cor
responding amount of legal money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

Il 10 Observed Generally without Disorder
I'm the Big Cities.
LONDON. May 1.-Advices from the great con-
tinental industrial centers indicate that the
labor meetings are progressing in . quiet and
orderly manner.
May day opened quietly in Rome. The shops
were thrown open for business as usual, and
the streets were filed with orderly holiday
makers.
Perfect order prevailed in Vienna today In
spite of the fact that over forty meetings Of
workingmen were held in various buildings In
different parts Of that city during the morning.
Reports from the Austrian provinces show
that the many and various labor meetings held
were OF an orderly nature and that work il pro-
oeeding as usual.
Dispatches from Tropphau, the capital Of
Austrian Silesia, and from other colliery dis
tricts show that the mouths Of all the pits - Q
matter of precsution, have been guarded By
troops since yesterday.
The majority Of the people in Berlin are r.
ported either peacefully at work or else prepsr-
ing for Q day Of healthy holiday making in ths
shape OF an out-of-town picnic.
Considerable excitement WAS caused In tbe
Rue Berry in Paris about noon by tremendous
explosion, in which no one was injured. With
this exception everything was quiet in the
The streets of Lyons, France, were filed With
workingmen and their families dressed in theix
best and bent on Q holiday.
Quiet and order prevailed In Geneva and the
districts Of Switzerland.
Brussels workmen in the factories cd
stopped work.
At Liege and at Client the anarchists marched
IN procession through the streets headed BY
bands Of music and carrying red hsss-
Lisbon and Oporto are completely tranquil
today, and bid fair TO remain So There are
few abstentions from work, and those who have
taken Q holiday are enjoying it in Q peaceful
manner.
A disorderly socialist demonstration toek
place in Marseilles this morning. squdron
Of cavalry quickly scattered them Among the
prisoners was NJ. Antide Boyer, the socialist
member Of the chamber of deputies.
A meeting attended by 1000 workingmen and
socialists was held in Madrid this morning.
Speeches advocating the passage Of an ece
making eight hours legal days we're msds.
All was quiet throughout the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

WITHN THE SCOPE OF THE COPYRIGHT
Assistant -scretary spaulding has informed a
firm in Columbus, Ohio, that the so-called
souvenir albums Of tareign manufacture,
which, it is understood, are in the nature of
printed or illustrated books, would seem to
come within the scope of the copyright act of
March last, and il copyrighted in this country
are debarred from importation for sale after
July / next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01
Direct Taxes Refunded.

The following payments have been made bv
the Treasury Department up to April 50, under
the act Of March 2, 1891, to reimburss the
states and territories the amount of the direct
tax levied under the act Of August s, 1861.
Arkansas, else, 272; California, e20e. s47.
Colorado, S22, 100; Delaware, GO, IA; minois,
S956, 761; Indiana, e7ls, LA; Kansas, CSC. $50:
Maine, e857, 702; Massachusetts,, S6s6 los; Michi,
gan, e420, 666; Minnesota, $S6, s2l; Miseouri.
s646, 956; New Hampshire. els1 ,ssl; New Jer,
sey, cess, Sis; New York, O, as, 83l; North
Carolina, EST, ss6; Ohio, d. $50 026; Tennsssse.
tS92, Ola Total, o., 2s2, 696.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

TREASURY INSPECTOR H. B. WILLIAMS, who has
been on duty in the west, will succeed Mr.
Charles J. Goff, the special treasury agent at
the Seal Islands, whose duty IL has been to
supervise the operations Of the company that
has the contract for taking seals at those
islanda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01
OPENING STREETS.

Proceedings to Begin for Opening North
Capitol and r Streets.
Recently the Commissioners received q peti-
ton praying that North Capitol street be
opened from T street to Soldiers Home and
that T street be opened its full length between
Lincoln avenue and LIST street west
The matter was referred to Capt. Rossell
who wrote the following Endorsement:
recommend that the preliminary steps in
this condemnation be taken, but the finsl
steps only after consideration Of the cost and
the amount Of the appropriation on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

% HoUsE ckESIsE. nrs-
SAVE YOUR VALUABLE FURs. wooLExs &C..
Pacing the n 66 0fs ys:S
The ps :, modern method Of PRESERVING all good.
life is by keeping them in a cold dry temperature
neither tar tobacco nor any other vile smelling
AN Mersn.n.s honseheepers and others interested in
to their advantage TO avail Of the facilities
Inquire Ct the Office Of the Center Market, IN St.
fRksToN s. SMITH Clerk
meat gsne Sc one Ss: soS Of placing b1ttsr
id clean sweet storage room being pro-
yleea for this purpose .p276t
E~owNERs OF REAL ESTATE NEAR THE
T FsHeFEo ssl, aoIIsI nf .S
EH. D. BARR.
IMPORTING TAILOR,
iii Pa ave.
ap14 All Spring Novelties received.
8 We are ceiling
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES. tic. EACH.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. o.. rs DOZEN.
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE.
e~ SSs>>>e ~ASess AAooA 1no Eye anu huOD, each.
Is TT. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE,
With Couplings and Patent Nozzle. q each.
GARDEN HOSE REELS. 75c. EACH.
A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER. a ~
3sQUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, q. IS EACH.
POULTRY NETTING. PINCH MESH.
Per 100 square feet. zoe.
POULTRY NETTING. LIGHT WEIGHT.
Psr 100 square fsss, eoc.
BARBER / ROSS,
con. 18th AND g SITS. NV,
Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store sp7-3m
E~THR FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
TfSursarox sUrItEDINS OF THE
Contains STORAGE Rooms
Ccnssructed entirely Of brick. with steel doom
for rent at minimum rates.
STEEL VAULTS. for storage Of silver plate, jewslry
sifE DEfosir n boXIs@a enafs's
i s:ei for 4 fss g q isS Il WIFE,
AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND
49, and e.s Of our customers We have provided
space for lunch room ON the sixth door Of ou lOth
srsst building and have opened the same We are
nov rrspsrsd 70 serve them In hrst-clas naunsr.
nh2o& WOODWARD L0xVDoR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

COMPLETING THE GREAT GUNs-At the navy
yard here yesterday the jacket was success
fully placed on the second 12-inch gun for the
coast defense vessel Monterey, launched in
California last Tuesday. The first of these
guns will be finished in six weeks, or five and
half months from the date it was begun.
This is regarded as a most creditable record in
view Of the fact that it is the first gun of this
caliber built by the Navy Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01
rhe lrsltbv Hou.. pr,.n.

The Aaltby House Purchass.
Record was today made Of the purchass by
the United States Of Ellen d. Lane and the
Warrington and oeorsstovn Railroad Company
for el26, 900 lots II 70 10, square 67s-the
4alt6y Houss property-6l fest ON B street
ed ioe- - ssss = Nsv Ssssv hvsnus sorSA-
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FIDr1rrrr

FrDrr,rY
BUILDING AND LOS ASSOCIATION.
sls AND sb . ST. NV.
Has II, best plan devi,.i for securing Home.
NO AUCTION Of MONEY.
Sss sis s;s %SS.n ss
SIX e g hhsGK rs sfE kTa tIE5RxD ON
81: 81 VI S 1 s e.
AAE1 cAS SEC tHks iTff tAsSp TRUST co.
.ss0;s- e.zEsa4fE fs2 sT fSSssxl BANK.
A d3lhasoNs HAVING CLAIMS FOR IN
FiJ Hump 1 S;ci i5iis.s I asso ekk
orcl.X, nv lSrt, L. :. Atwood. Secretary,
20 IT, s:ssss a:s sssn u. asa
S,sS Advantage 70 eOnnuni0.'' At once
JUSTICE. Star once.
EIss TEwKsBURY- y. ,. TiSss.
80 broadvayEr GsnarS:
Member w.shhsson Stock Ezahanse
-EwIs @. rEwKDBURr L CO.,
sASKx1s AND BRoKHRs,
.a ST.. WARRINGTON. d. c.,
fns.asnSss CO Ssss az r % marsa ssoch. sonaA
Dhs''srirsss viTss to NO. York and Chicago.
!nfsrsst allowed On dsposits.
LIT ss.P s sa:.a::: s :siisas s.
Vs2fiset 'sesAsasss ~ MssiSG 7saAeAs.ssGA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

FoURTH-CLAss PRoMoT1oNs-The following
fourth-class postnasters were yesterday ap-
pointed: J: G.. Williams, Ocean City, Nd; s. A.
Flanagan, Flanagans Mills, Va; J. g. Thomas,
Otterville Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

ASSISTANT SECRETARY CRoUNsE of the Treas
ury Department has returned to Washington
from his visit to New York and was at his desk
at the Treasury Department today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~i9o E.NAoMI REBEKAH DEGREE
ESESINa al oe s.sss. TO MAKE airane
sHkka M. sANpfhsSAA 4h se Sec Noble Grant
E~sCoTTIsH RITE, M1THRAs LODGE OF
the csshs on Tais Rsssns S e he'd
o,elock Work 9Th and 5th degrees. Candidates are
to report to the master Of ceremonies at
y order 9TH HnsX yrSrsaR5r s1s ST.
M 1 Tk1o SV 81 cSE6 HGsfr OF THE DIS
EQUITY 'S Ss sSs c, Docket Dup s Ct A.. IN
s ls. n ne
ds.crtbed being part OF tract Of land called Fietch
to shs Ss 81: q ~ IL.
TO Jackson Ralston, At and for the Of o., 40
dscrssa .sS sale b. snd
B. an ID
weSySsS Of I'll: decree b the
Snoe week for three successive weeks before ssid
rr. "a, A. B. AAaNER. As.Gois.e Justice;
ffSs Test NJ cLA sG1es AZ: Gl; Sl:r.
E~PLACR YOUR ORDER NOW FOR NEG
pqHf h leon si I'D s.s:: ' s5s a: !.
E~aRANULATEp SUGAR. &C. PER POUND.
McMechin's homemade preserves. 25c.
AAs sHHschin 0r.ns. M.rm.l.ds, 2se jar.
:s ri S s.::: u. md
PHILIP Il. WARD.
.ps-1m Psnnsylvania ave- and 21st IT.
@H- sAzsr0S z zESEIYj !. FINLEY.
ZEvELY FINLEY
Beg to announce to their friends and the
aa nif ss:s ssss ss. e..
oSf1cx. PACIFIC BUILDING.
myl-A. 622 Y ct. nv.
R~NEw BULLETIN JUST OUT. CALL
fSof a. & E Esss .sS I.: co;;
K~MRN's OUTING SHIRTS TO oRDER.
We take ple..ur. in announcing that our stock of
and ali iG he .a ear
us, we eu T;s 4. bss q Fine
but ,asS hands oqd Eusr.nies the. for superior
sn s. sasss
o. mater iais and price, chesrfulv Iurnished on Gp-
hrst annex.
mh2O-sm WOODWARD LoTHRoP
E~PHYs1oIANs AND DENTISTS.
Please look over your bill heads. note heads pre-
scrpton blanks envelopes &C., to see IL you not
IN need OF some Of these supplies Should you md
this to be the case send me an order for them.
H. L. MCQUEEN,
Printer and Publisher,
my1-3m l106-l116 ct. NV.
E~OwNERs OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
left with the late Thos. Thompson at 3I43
ST. n w. Tor repairs. &c. are hereby notified to call
Tor the same within thirty days from this date. other
'nsS
THE BISHOP OF MARYLAND WILL
ID. " } administer the rite Of confirmation
on SUNDAY NExT. at st. Marys Chapel. 2:}d st.
n. W. between 6 and sts., at 7::U pm. myl-2ts
RIGHTLY READY MADE
~ CLOTHES worn with satisfaction
by an increasing large number Of well-to-do
men-men who have grown tired Of spend
ing money useessly for custom garments
1t 10 equally . waste to buy poor cheap
here good Spring Suits ~ any man
Leeds fAsy look we'll, At we'll and wear
we'll
oKO1ax sPKANsY.
myl ~ nhss nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

The U. 8. s. OMAHA sailed last evening from
Mayatan, Mex, for San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01
PREDICTING OFFICIAL CHANGES.

Secretary Proctor 10 ssoceed Senator n
munAs and Gen. Algcr the Former.
Cuc1sSArI May L-Gen. Vessey, COM
mandsr-in-chief of the Grand Army. who ID
here, ays that Secretary Proctor win succeed
Edmunds in the United States Senate and thas
Gen. Alger win 80 into the cabinet - Procsor's
successor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-01

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal reve-
nue., SA95, S3S; customs, sac, 4Ol.
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kr@akGy BRANCH.

- Amsr.e.r Security and Trust COMPANY h..
i.eii'les ior no storage Of portable arr,cl,.
sSry as-crlption- II you ar. voir., 80 80
sonssseeptn< for . season or two W. -,
a.. move and store your household etc.,,
. A--tntzanm Of cost. The ware house va, CO...
ted sossiy for storage purposes and is ar,-
and oGryiAr proof. The COMPANY viii a.
y0GE elects from one place to another in
y sify. Or WI pack and ship your effects from
y y Aay point desired. Only expert"
-s'ssss p@ehsss and shippers employed.