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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

COMPLAINT AGAINST THE SURVEYOR.
Mrs. Mary r. Doyle has written letter -
the Commissioners, complaining against the
action Of District Surveyor Forsyth. She says
on day in the fore part of the week ending
March Is, 1891, while surveying and marking
the line Of boundary between her property in
lie Droit Park and the lot adjoining on the
south, Mr.. Forsyth unnecessarily, and With
out her consent and against her earnest
protest, cut down several bushes con-
shutting part Of her front hedge, thereby
greatly defacing the same and injuring her
property. She says that the DETACHMENT ex-
tended about two feet Of the right of the sur
yeyed line and extends all the distance through
the hedge-about four feet-and was unnec-
ssssry 10 the survey. She accuses Mr.. For
syth OF using insulting language to her, in say
ing II she made any fuss about the matter s.
would order the whole hedge cut down and she
might sue him all she liked She requests thas
the surveyor be ordered 10 restore the hedge
70 the condition In which he found IT, Inc
Commissioner have referred the letter TO NJ.
Forsyth for report
TIE MARKKr HOUSE, REsKnvAr1ox.
In letter to the Commissioners today M.
John A. Baker says that he Is informed that ths
Commissioners are considering the removal a
part Of the fencing and the laying Of asphalt
pAyements In the reservation held BY the xash-
tngton Market Company north Of the markss
building between 7th and 9th streets. and he
Ays ~ would De impolit,c for the Commission
ers 70 take any setion touching that rsssrvasaoa
until Congress deals with it
10 rnxr ZEE THE ro1lcx2
In The Commissioner mail shis mornip~ -
letter, agnsd taxpayer" in which il d ssassd
hat the citizens and Taxpayers Of the sixth
precinct would like 10 inquire BY what s.thor-
ny fakers are allowed In and around 7th strest
and Psnnsylvania avenue. The letter savs 100
numbers Of these people daily ply their vcco-
oon N this vicinity surrounded By motley
= currently reported that sx-Doteceivo
MILLER collects considersble sums Of money fron
each one every day they work and dividse 10
Las.t Kelley. Those Who refuse 70 pay nfiisr.
TIE letter CONTINUES, ere mot allowed . vorS
day and giyes him twenty Per cent a. ~ -
males and hat othss do ne sams. Il r.
quesee th.s ths matter Be looked into. -
assssr - bssn spnt 70 Major Aeoss ~ spo1
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sEALERS IN BERING SEA,

Instructions Being Prepared for the Revenue
Cutters-some Developments Expected.
The Treasury Department is now considering
the question Of instructions to be sent to the
revenue cutters which will cruise this season in
Boring sea- decision as to the nature of the
instructions has not yet been reached, but
they will have to be formulated within day or
two, as the Rush and Bear are TO sail from San
Francisco on the 18th of May.
In connection with the controversy over the
De alfisheries, great deal depends upon the
nature Of these instructions. During fast sea-
son no seizures were made and it is supposed
that the private instructions under which the
cutters were then operating contemplated the
making Of no seizures. It is Q question now
whether the same policy will be followed dur
government will make vigorous attempt TO
protect the seal from the ravages Of the c.
madam poachers.
WHAT NAT BE HxPEcTED.
|. The postponement Of the Sayward case in
the Supreme Court until next October permits
another season to intervene before there can
be any legal decision rendered, and it is prob
able that the British government will not be
content to have her subjects restricted in the
matter ts,, OF fishing IN Boring see pending
United States win agree that American
sealers, too, viii keep out Of these
waters. This Il likely to give . sharpness TO
the controversy which has not been noticeable
for some time past It il understood that some
time ago Mr.. Blaine answered Lord 6alisbury's
letter IN which certain suggestions for arbitra-
ton were made, and that he did not accept the
propositions, but made different suggestions,
and that the matter Il now in - unsettled :
situation - it has been ct any time.
LORD sALmBURy's BLUFF GAZE
Meanwhile the Canadians have been prspsr.
ing for an active season in Boring sec, being
determined, - y Il supposed with the assur-
ance Of support from the government, TO take
- many seals ~ they can and 10 defy
ssizurs. II = suspected that Lord Sails
bury contemplated inaugurating . vigorous
policy, and the British government may
very Pointsdly resent any seizure Of
Canadian seAlsrs this SEASON. Il Il
suspected that Lord Salisbury intends to try
70 blu6 Mr.. Blaine, . thing which he should
have learned before this Il not easy Of accom-
plishmenk But Il the revenue cutters are in
stxucted 10 sisse poachsrs in Boring zee, there
WI probably b some interesting develop
msnts tn II eonRovsuy during he coming
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He Receives . Request to That Eject From
Secretary Blaine.

He Receives Request to That Eject From
Secretary Blaine.
CHICAGO, April SO.-Mr. Henry W. Blair. the
newly appointed minister to China will return
to Washington today in accordance with re-
quest from Secretary Blaine to that effect.
Mr.. Blair did not appear at all unpleasantly
affected by the change in his plans, which was,
however, something of surprise TO him.
II have no information regarding the matter
beyond what is contained in Mr.. Blaine 9
dispatch" he said shortly after its receipt II
can say nothing, therefore, as to the rumor
that the State Department has been notified
by China that am persona non grara, and that
in consequence l en- to be sent to Japan or
Persia As have no official knowledge Of the
cause Of my being requested to return TO WASH
ington, can, Of course, say nothing about NV
future movements. Until an hour ago was
not aware that was not to continue my jour
ney to China"
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NAVAL AcADEMY.-Commander Henry Glass,
detached from duty at the Washington navy
yard and ordered as a member of the naval ex-
aiming and retiring board. Lieut.. W. G. W.
Kimball ordered to the Monongshela, May IL,
relieving Lieut. Thos H. Stevens, detached and
placed on waiting orders.
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No CHANGE IN THE DEBT STATEMENT
tary Foster, after conference with the Treasury
Department officials, has decided to make no
change this month in the public debt statement
to be issued tomorrow. This decision also APP
plies to the asset and liability statement issued
by the United States treasurer, 80 that the
statement win also appear in its usual form to-
morrow. Secretary Foster has decided to hold
the whole financial question in allegiance until
the return Of President Harrison from the west
ern trip.
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THIS ANNOUNCEMENT WE
~ wish to call your attention to Coat and
style Of Coat, 3-button cutsway frock;
Vest. single breasted, with notch collar, 5
buttons.
Material, Black worsted. Clay's weave, will
not wear slick edges finished with fat braid
Price 10 coat and vest. Pants to 20 with
to eS. v"
Z. S.-Dont forget to wear your spring
oyercoat to the races; II you are in need q
one see ourA
GEORGE sPkANsY.
apN "a 9TH It, NV.
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The COMPLAINT WITHOUT FoUNDAr1oS-The
complaint Of hardship that is being made by
the intruders in the Chickasaw country that
the order for their ejectment is being enforced
just now when they have their crops in the
ground is stated ct the Indian office to be
without foundation, as notice was given last
November that such action would be taken
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FINANCIAL.

No. ". COkSON. JNO. W. MCCARTNEY
Member NY. Stock Ex-
CoRsoy MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. 14lg ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bopda
Deposts- Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed on
the exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia. Boston and
Baltimore bought and sold.
A speciality made Of investment securities District
Bonds and all local Gas, Insurance and Tele-
phone stock dealt
Amerlean Bell cfbousht and sold. jy1s
NV oKIEAANs .. mLpINa AND saw
BRANCH OFFICE isiHNA AvE.N.w..
ASSOCIATION FOR IN TORS and for ell those
who desIre to save money by Ii onthly installments
AUIHoRLZED GAPiIM1s2o 600 900.
PLANS DEFINITE.
A positive guarantes for mai urity Of stock.
stock issued on FIVE different plans Can with
draw at time with Der cent interest according to
ENAsIvE CONDITIONS. O
Withdrawing members forfeit part of their INSTALL
ments.nor are they required to pay any cancellation
fees or extra assessments.
NO RISKS. Loss IMPOSSIBLE because securities
are on nrst mortgages Real estate only taken for
loans, which SECURES members ABSOLUTELY
Shares are non-forfeitable.
AL CONTRACTS aredehnte. The investor knowsjn ad-
vance what he pays and what he ains 80 per to
100 Per cent. The borrower knows a what his
LOAN will cost him There no bidding for loans
Borrow slOOo and get the 81. 100 cash. Look our
bylaws.
Fixed times for maturity Of all STOCKS and LOANS
ct AlsAN ICED according TO class plan selected,
Full information given either at principal Office No
IS st. Char es street, New Orleans. La. or branch
I. d. GOODMAN,
ap2O-~ General AGENT
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TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT has informed q
correspondent that the board Of general ap-
praisers hold that bicycles are not entitled to
free entry Is personal effects" Bicycles of
American manufacture taken abroad are en-
titled to free entry on return.
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Government RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal revs-
nue., $64s, 348; customs, S604,S17.

SECRETARY PRocroR left the city yesterday
afternoon for New York, where he has business
to transact He will spend Sunday in Yer
mont, and will probably return here by next
Wednesday
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SECRETARY FOSTER has requested Secretary
Blaine to instruct the United States consul at
Colon to inform the Secretary of Agriculture if
any contagious disease should break out among
cattle at Colon.
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Special Dispstch 10 The Evsninr Star
Wanna STATION, April 80.
Waring station on the Metropolitan branch
Of the Baltimore and Ohio road i about
twenty-six miles from Warrington. II II
probably one Of the worst places ON the road
for IN accident 70 happen, ~ here ID one of the
deepest cuts on the line TO Point Of Rocks.
Nst many yards from where the collisiou o.
cured Tuesday afternoon . bridge crossed
about nifty feet above the track. There h moth
ing but single track there. the switches being
on either stde-one 1t Wards and the other q
Germantown. There Il no place Of hsbitation
near the station, the only building being =
small watch box where there i mot even room
enough for passengers 10 wait for train in bad
weather.
Beyond the station short distance b The
bridge that croeses he Little Seneca This
bridge = very high one, being probably e
much = eighty feet sbovs TIE wstsr.
Beside the river b . small pump houss, which
= IN charge d and opsrstsd BY he vstchman
who occupies he Mttie watch box Ct TIE sSation.
This pump fseds . eood-sdssd reservoir on
top q - hils and hen this ~ vstse = en-
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~ COMPANY
Announce to the citizens Of washingtoa
that they are prepared as usual to supply
Its patrons with the best quality Of
KENNEBEC ICE
At the lowest rates. Bear in mind that
our Yellow Wagons, plainly marked
INDEPENDENT ICE CO.,
Serve all parts Of the city and Mount
Pleasant.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT
On all tickets purchased or ordered from
Office.
COR. 18th ST. AND PA AVE.
ap10-lm
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~ CHANTS,
SAVE YOUR VALUABLE FURs, wOOLENs. kc..

% HoUsF cKzSTs. MzH-
SAVE YOUR VALUABLE FURs. wooLENs. &C.,
hs a.''S' c q D0'si ssss ri
%snSS y 81
life is By keeping them in cold. dry tsinperature
Substance IS required ''' Ny 0'"'' VIE Sne'ins
and s q and h
to Their advantage to avail themselves of the facilities
Inquire ces 81 the Center Ssress h e.
PREEsToN 8. SMITH Clerk.
meat. ras soS Of p.eins 6Sttsr
ded fos nj. clean sweet storage room being
K~9wNERs OF REAL Estate NEAR THE
- Pelnsylyania ave. and 18th st. cable lines
a. .ns e: to das
SWsPpssHsiRS s sgbsCf 5. 9. April Is. 1891.
hss b ss,.sy svsp that cash dividend Of Il
washinx,on RssI Es.sss compsny out q it, net e
;Pss :: II =:
MkbsEsDHS. APRIL !: ISL ;sSfshoid'r' of record
e fias:' s IN Z; IT.
. y Pa; q sS sSs s PEssss.;
E~A. D. BARB. =
IMPORTING TAILOR.
iii Pa ave.
ap1l All sprinG Novelties received.
!. 70 how sh:y sSosld 5. Is. isa na4sf "a
s;s =, S:=: "a AZ; a. =: : ~ .:
JoLxAs STEAM LAgspsY.
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E%wE DENY NOTHINGI
AT, The PUBLIC voice 4 too strons We .ocspt the YER
Y Warrington. An cut and made On the pssmisSS.
xss1sefaon guaranteed or no sala
MILLRR'a
euccessoeto
EI.LRRY 4 CO..
shirtmakses Ladies' and osntlemsnS outnssses
fsl2-3m 18th and Pc. ave.
EKESSEBEc !cl:
THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY,
ga Penn. ave-.
Cordially invite inspection Of their storage facilities a
the foot Of 10th and of 31st Streets respectively The
building lately erected at the former site il divided into
01 compartments. having an aggregate capacity Of
5000 TONS,
And IL not sxcssd by any structure for similar Dur
poses on the Atlantic coast. 1t IL supplied with
KENNEBEC RIVER ICE
In crystal cubes Of absolute purity
This company the oldest sstablishsd dsa,srr IN
Ice within the District Of Columbia Their success has
it, foundation in the confidence of the community
interests Of customers and strict observance At
porate oblisation.
Critical investigation Of the system Of mechanical
production 40 now developed confirms the company
me use exclusively Of natural ice and abundanty vim
dicatss for them the truth of the maxim that
Art may err. but nature cannot .aiss."
A heretofore announced. ice VIII be supplied By thu
company throughout the season
AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKET RATES.
ap2-1m
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%@DO YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT,
~ Queen Co. s specialist on the eye viii be
again in my store NEXT TUESDAY, May 8. Con-
sultstion free Of charge.
GEO. ". sPIER.
Jeweler and Optican,
ap30-6t 80 9th ST., near Pa ave-
NSWILLIAM H. COMBS HAVING MADE
- an assignment to me I hereby invite pro-
posas for the purchase bulk OF his stock trade on
the premises. 934 9th street northwest. The right
II reserved to reject any and al proposals
RALPH L. GAIT
ap3O-St' Assigned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

k~yyoU ARE TAKING CHANCES.
ffxsTS day out y : pS delay
Aeainst loss of time. life or limb with the
Gf Th Aeisst n THonss cGSP1rns
ap25-2m Resident Managers.
kCSDExTER sTEAM LAUNDRY.-IT Is
- with pleasure am enabled to announce to
and ann Tssss
e Is . m addition, and
and sole ss Of hess
N~SHo! FOR THE RACEs!i
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
Offer some extra values in Horse Goods and Ian
Robes.
morse sheets. ...........--....60c.to %. 90
S!otn Lap nooes. u. % to $500
Linen Lap Robes .6Oc. to $500
monte Lap Robes SOC. TO S1.00
EXTRA
80 dozen Extra Large Belgian Linen Lap
Robes, finished both Sides u. so grade
ap:2-St -S1.25 EACH
XSsERIAL s sAyINGs AND BUILDING
NEW 9Th SERIES.
Books for subscription to stock in the
Are nov open At The ONCE Of the secretary and sss-
urer. Kellogg building.
NO s ItSk Sfps EA q k.v
rSk P PER GENT ITTEREsT
DEPOSITS IN iAnhsi oN
Eqnaling or exceeding six monthly paymsnts on
Over 1000 share. have been. subscribed in the
both as means q monthIy and as hsfy
medium to persons wanting money for purchasing
The secrsary and treasurer, Jno. A. Prescott. will
fe nsppy 70 FTs a.. nerm.ton Concerning
lions may be obtained of him at his office, where also
ss ne the fST ana
RoBT. G. CAMPBELL 1PIBsfffn's SIT 10th a.n.n
DAVID g. DIXON. SURGEON generals once. War
nx r,, DEsstorss
u ffE5SfS ftRHr11. S SE9. \ 5shhE AsE.
J. W. ST. CLAIR. AMiN'
.,., sso fsss + !, K;s:s building
BIZ Members are informed that the new trade
ssrqs and bSSks. running to April 1892 now ready
With 70 amy o. e. s snS
viii recoSnze the old cards after sm April So fsSi
kkGGEES SE 1d sl3 4, st q snd As1 Psgt
J; w. MARSHA. 0O5 II st., Cash Room. Treas Dept.
and =, @ 2fa Is from + 70 Y o moon and
F. G. TACWGETJ, 6o3 Mass. ave no., 4th A. Once.
Still 81 :: t. a s.s: 3 Il Ii OPT g. Once.
L E HYMT. 1910 -. NV. 9Th Aud. Once;
+ seaRk5 cf ). E' Fen o Once. Treas
DE- JOS JOUY, 221S Pa. ave., Surg. Gems Ofice.
JOHN FINN, 5ls I'D ST., A. q. O.. War Dept
e SA1ER, l03 10th ct. me-. r. and p. b., War.
FRANK SlBLEY, 7O6 18th ct. NV.
J. c: BROWN. 9Th st. and Il. /. ave. drug store).
D. NJ DAVIS, 1913 18th St, Blu. Eng. and Printing
h. II. ELLIOTT. 1O7 s. Washington st.. Alex. Va.
JOIN 4; ZONES; IoSe 9TH ST. NV signal ofAce.
IL, PAGk, Grocer. 1910 + st. NV.
SoHN yo R l9l5 st. n Reg; o. Treas
". X. WOMERSLEY. 1925 ST., OF. Z. Mar, Try.
A. NJ. SALMON 1898 18th st. NV
By order of the executive committee.
apS-1mo j. W. MARSHA. Sec'y
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WISCONSIN PEERLEss,~
It IL the best Refrigerator on the msrks4.
Made of solid oak. beautifully finished and
trimmed; allied with mineral Jdber and
guaranteed perfect. Money cheerfuIly re-
funded II not a. represented.
W. H. HoEKE. Sole Agent.
~ S.4Sst d,.. IT kN N0,s TIE I RIoE
eph sas e ea q Sosiens0n' still in OGsst,Sp
R@SAMERICAN ICE COMPANY
$500 TONS TTialiSs's $if Ass rrsopsoo,
os PES asgo'' III fEST b bhP
- ;1FISTndnk sTsysysIds Seshsaie.:
So fps 1gf sna &c Where
supplied Dealers in coal. Roop AND Lxr as d
fel4-3m Vice President and Manager.
49, Of the RIGS Fire insurance Company fos
the election of nine trustees will be held the office
&ay Poi. vii E. op. sn i n a
ON ON ssd s s oeioss P Tsn,s soSks w Be closed
sp2i.tu, th.s-td Secretssy
-CAUTIoN-WIsHING ALL OF OUR MA
On those Sssns 81 cid Si
make aRainst allowing them to be adjusted else
where than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE. where none
but genuine parts used. and only the most reason
able charges II any are made Orders by postal viii
%HEEfER I WILSON MFG. CO..
ie3-t .th.s.3m 437 9th Ut. NV
H~sECURE DRY EASEMENTS AND Gel
~ LARS, &c,
froma material that will never deteriorate by age
By using
POTOMAC BLUE STONE.
Y is cheaper than brick. An 1s-inch foundation
wall can be built of Potomac Blue Stone-best work
manshlp-for the same cost II inch brick wall.
For heavier walls the cost is less in proportion
Any quantity delivered promptly by boats at any
point the river front OF 81 wagons 10 any part OF
the city.
Quarries extending ~ miles on the Potomac BE-
tween Aqueduct and Chain bridges.
Bridge stone, block stone for building fronts range
and ana broken asher work Also broken stone. base
very low priceexcellent material for lawns walks
Broken stone from elevated bins loaded upon YES
sells and WAGONS. These stone used build the
Catholic University, Georgetown College and many
other large buildings in the city Also for foundations
OF most Of the large government buildings in Wash
Box at Builders Exchange.
Telephone number: 1873
aplI-tu. th&s. I'm. POTOMAC STONE co.
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STORAGE BRANCB.

The American Security and rust Company has
ample fItlities for the storage of portable articles
Of svery description II you are Eoing TO break
up housekeeping for . season or two. We will
pack. move and store your household effects at
the a-inimuIn Of cost. The ware house was con-
s,ructst solsly for storage purposes and is fire.
proof and burglar proof. The company will also
move your effects from one place to another in
this city, or viii pack and ship your effects from
this city 70 any point desired Only ''expert'
nsrseA. PACKERS and shippers employed.
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.

The American Security and
TTIst Company is the only
tTUst ompdav IN this eIty hdu-
ing a capital IF one ntiitiOn tioo
hundred and JVty thOusald
G0llaTA
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED SMALL
investors who may receive tro rata) the same profits
nos sTe5 s s IN
lots sold pay s5. 40 premium. and in default Of
so 90 PROFIT In order tina, ali may avail themselves
OF this desirable and safe urity seimonthy pay
m mont ~ m THoGHs A. f Mfrc chf fIs.sn'
eS4 st.. Washington city. d. c.
MIA separate lot 5o,l50 feet secures each note.
responsible banking house of this city Orders OF non
rT :Ssi promptly '''D9ndse ri MITCHELL Est
1hA OF w1saiNdT fS''i 0oNfANf
Trust COMPANY
Under act Of Congress Of October l. 1870
This company pess 70 announce that has received
from hs Sns. q s.s e ~ i. q
issc. .H '-'''N 1''-'. '.' - N'''' VI o''00sr l.
company viii receive securities silverware and other
vsuables safe keeping in its proof building and
proof vaults which have time locks and al other nod
Unasr and BY virtue of the act Of Congress. of octo
Der l. 1850 and the certificate Of the Controller the
IN 10 he IN al
h-Istofore ,rans.ssS By ia . as sassuoT sdmins,
q estates and viii receive and execute trusts q
All trust funds and Investments kept sep.-
sds. which procession the company has = capital Of
$1,000, 600.
Deposits will be received from ten cents upward and
interest will be allowed on such deposits.
Wills rsceiptsd for and kept without charge.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, First Vice President.
JAMES N. JOHNSTON. Second Vice Presdant.
T. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. STURIEVANf, secretary.
DiroctorsL
William Z Clark. X. Ross Perry,
Lewis Clephane. George II. Plant,
Matthew o. Emery, 4. Francis Riggs,
Charles G. Glover, Zenas &. hobbns,
Thomas Hyde. John y. Rodgers.
Charles A. James, BENJAMIN =. snyder,
James NJ Johnston. Albert i. SturtsvAnt
John q. Psrks. Henry A willard.
spll-tr Andrsw Wyie.
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A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ropu
dennlty OF deaf losses against THE pI d
TfhkkD MUTUAL ACCIDENT LssCfnn
ars JS 2. New York. K. C. Atwood. secretsrx
" celnas upon which payment has L-sn rss,,yl
snouy or IN part By said Asso~tation III esI
via ~ N0niA unicste At once
"" JUSTICE. Star enc..
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AMERICAN

AMERICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST Co
A. J.. Britfon... President
c. J. BeIl.......... First Vice President
A. A. Thomas. Second Vice President.
Percy b. Metzser. Treasurer.
George l. kn1ncns.- Secretary.
Washington Drectorss Philadelphia Directors,
A. 7. Brtf0n. William NJ. Coates,
{. J. Bell, Robert Dornan,
NJ. ". Bsve-;dee. Daniel Donovan.
Henry +. Bount. John y. Hutchinson.
Chas- c. Duncanson, John = jerks
Matthew O. Emery. Henry 9. LOuchhein.
James L Fitch, Caleb ]. Milne.
John Z Hsrrell. Charles Porter,
John z Mclean. Alan H. Reed.
Martin 2. Norris g. g. Sharp
Crosby ). Noyes, William Werner.
N. NJ Parker. Harry y. West.
James e. Payne,
". 8. Thompson, Once: l4Iq q stnu
a Thomas. &s-Ware house: 1140
Henry A Willard. 18th nw-Sa
BENJAMIN H. Warden. ap3O
b. H. Warner. Prest- W. B. Robson. Sec.
'nO Joy Edison. Vice Priest. w.B. Gurisy. Treas.
TIE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
TEMPORARY OFFICES. 10O1 ST. NV.
NEW BUILDING CORNER OF 9TH AND F SITS.
Do you purpose going abroad this summer or do you
dssrs to be absent from this city and be entirely
from business cares then intruss your affairs to the
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Which il fully prepared to take charge of and collect
maturing notes and interest to collect dividends and
to renvest the desired securely without care
trouble to the and for a small compensation
Try 10 this summer and see what relief 1t VIII be to