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THE SPRING ELECTIONS.
Delayed Returns I'm a Number Of the 81

Deiayed Returns In n Number Of the States.
TIFFIN, ONO, April 7.-Yesterday's election
IN this city was a surprise 10 both the leading
parties. The republicans for the first time in
eighteen years elected the mayor and gained
two aldermen in the first and second wards.
The democrats elect marshal. solicitor. board Of
education and majority of council
DUBUQUE. Iowa, April The entire demo-
cratic city ticket was elected yesterday Stew
ard majority was 800. All the republican
candidates for aldermen were defeated. Three
democrats and two independents were elected.
EVANSVILLE, IND, April AT hotly con-
tested municipal election yesterday the follow
ing were elected to the board of public works:
j. Scarborough and NJ. Stanchfeld repub,i-
cans; W. NJ. Madden, democrat; treasurer, J.
McDonough, democrat; surveyor, A. Pfaffiin,
republican; water works trustee, 4. Grots,
democrat
PRINCETON. n. J., April I'm the borough
election IN Princeton, held Yesterday. Aug ustus
Macdonald, democrat, was elected MAYOR but
the remainder of the republican ticket. with
the exception of one councilman. was elected.
The only question of interest was regarding
sewers, and most Of the men elected we're
pledged for them.
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Reports from the mu-
nlclpal elections in Ohio yesterday show that
the democrats carried the following named
places:
DAYTON Except city commissioner and six of
the fifteen councilmen); Springfield tmavor
elected by 500 majority; Circleyille, Gallon
except mayor and marshal); Ashland Marion
except mayor; kenton, Steubenyille (excert
mayor and four councilmen) GAINESVILLE { . ncept
mayor; Wooster, Except mayor and street
commissioner; Chilicothe, Lancaster, Millers-
burg and jackson.
The republicans carried the following named
places Coshocton, Bellefontaine, Logan. LON
don, Carrollton, Fremont (one-half the ofice.l.
Fostoria. Urbana, Urichsville. Dennison Leba-
non, Hillsboro, Elyria, Canton except mayor and
marshal); Youngstown. Mansfield elected re-
publican mayor and street commissioner;
Warren, Akron Except mayor: Hamilton
elected republican mayor by 23s majority,
Schwab, democrat, for councilman at large
majority.
DETROIT, MrcH-, April 7.-Returns from ves-
terdays election SO far received indicate thss
republicans have carried the state by about
5000 plurality.
In the Municipal elections in the larger cities
OF Michigan the democracy held its own and
made large gains. Grand Rapids Saginaw
Bay City, Lansing, Marshall. Adrian, Monroe.
Pontiac. Eaton, Rapids, Mason. Hastings, ST
Clair, Sault Ste. Marie, Marine City, ST.
Ignace, Manistee. Cheboygan, Ionia and
Menominee elect democratic mayors while the
republican candidates were successful in
Battle Greek, Hillsdale, Charlotte, Grand
Haven. Lapeer, lpsilanti, Flint Big Rapids.
Port Huron, Albion, jackson, Kalamazoo and
Corunna-
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JUSTICE STEPHEN RETIREs.
An Impressive Scene I'm the New Law Court
of London This Morning.

Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star
LONDON, April THE scene Of the formal
retirement from the bench Of the Hon Sir
James Fitzjames Stephen, X. c. s. l., this
morning. was an impressive one. The event
occurred in the room Of the lord chief justice
of England, in the new law courts, where many
other judges and distinguished members of the
bar had gathered. The chief justice, Lord
Coleridge. presided, and IN impressive and
eloquent address referred to the eminent
services Of the retiring judge, and feelingly re-
ferred 10 the illness that compelled him 70
leave the bench. Sir James retires on q very
liberal pension, his salary while in active
service, having been $4,000. Mr.. Justice
Stephen. who had remained sitting, while his
fellow judges stood. then spoke in a somewhat
feeble voice and thanked the members Of the
bench and bar present for the good feeling that
had been shown him, adding that mentally and
physically he felt well. but that, acting under
advice he had decided TO retire. Here the
voice of tho speaker broke. and tears coming
into his eyes, he said, as he resumed his seat:
God bless you and every one" Lord
Coleridge and the other judges then shook
hands with Mr.. Justice Stephen and the peo-
ceedings terminated.
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N~TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
-. Columbia typographical Union of this city
has advertised list Of job printing ofhces in Washing
ton as being worthy of patronage" in which mine
does not appear wish to say to all who inter
been paying liberal wages to all in my employ NV
employees were satisfied with their pay, and those who
LETT me only did so at the command of their union
All Of them would return to at If their union
gave its consent now propose to continue my bust
shall pay or whom shall employ. and ask tor the
support of all who believe in the principle man
This is my printing office support myself and fam
y by attending TO it, and am responsible for its sue
cess or failure. will pay my employees what can
afford and what think is right This their and INV
affair only utterly refuse to give ten hours pay for
nine hours work. H. L. MCQUEEN
Printer and Publisher.
1t llO6-1I16 st. n. v.
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Washington News and Gossip
Index to Advertisements.

aOhNEas PaEe
AUCTION sALES........... Page 6
blCfCLES Pare
BUSINESS CHANCES. .Pase 9
- EN- Page .
COUNTRY REAL TATE......................Pas c 9
DRY GOODS.... Page
age
EDUCATIONAL ........-................PAxe
EXCURSIONS. s
FAMILY SUPPLIES Page
rvANSiAL Page
-, :
foH KENT (Ofhces) Pare
FOR RENT Rooms) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Page
1 rO RIM tHouses) PAGE
TN hhNI tSsores).. Page
@ Sail Rage 3
FOR SALE (Lots) Page 3
FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) ..................Pa Page
aENTLEMEN'S GOODS. ......................Page s
~ us rage .
LOCAL MENTION. 8
LOST AND PAGE 9
=. ..PnSe
.....-P Page >
MISCELLANEOUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pare >
noNEi 10 Page
NoTARlES PUBLIC Pare
OCEAN STEAMERS. PAGE z
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PAGE z
PIANOS AND ORGANS Page 7
Page
fhiN Page
fhofoSALS.. Page
FhofESSlONAL............ Page
hAILhoADS... Pare
ofhClAL .........................PaS Page i
ofEClALIIEs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Pare 8
euBURBAN PROPERTY-......... Page 3
WANTED Page 2
WANTED (Housss) Pare 9
WANTED Lots). ......................Ps Page
WANTED Rooms).. Pare 9
MANIED tsituations).. Page 2
WAIVED thiscellaneous).. PAGE =
WINTER hESORTS................ Page 8
WOoO AND ............. Page 2
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Gunner Moses K. Hender-
son has been detached from the receiving ship
Wabash and granted six months sick leave; Car
penter VIM. D. Foy from the navy yard, New
York. and ordered to duty in connection with
the building Of the practice vessel at Elizabeth
port, n. ].
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LET US DESIGN YOUR PROPOSED
- building and estimate on cost of erection |;
Will furnish t5 per cent of necessary money.
ap43t JONAS. GIBBS CO.. 18th and F SITS.
KSOUR SHIRT TRADE STILL BOOMSi
49, In the centers of fashion there is unprece-
dentcd demand for FANCY SHIRTS. Careful dress
ers are Placing their orders freely Our NEW impor-
tations OF Chevio. Zephyrs Macras and Botiny just
arrived AMI attracting marked attention. As these
goods cannot be duplicated il would be wise to place
your order AT ONCE, thus securing the choicest pro-
ducticns of the worlds best looms. p. L. HALL,
SHIkIMAKER, 9OS ST. n. fe21-em
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ID. C.-THE
~ regular annual stated meeting of the Medical
Associat of the District of Columbia will be held
the University of GEORGETOWN Law building. southeast
cor 9th and + SITS. NV. TUESDAY EVENING, April
z. 1881, AT 3 O'Clock. By order of the President,
j. .. STANTON, NJ. d.
GEO. G. ODER, VI. D., Secretary. ap4-N
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E@ATTENTION! WIDEAWAKE INVEST
49, ors! Remember real estate is the founda-
ton of all wealth 1t neither tumbes nor Aies away
In this District it steadily enhances in value. Our
predictions have always been verified. We say
this is excellent investment.
Lots l and = in square 10}5, fronting 1871 feat on
East Capitol street (south 'front.' but q stones throw
from Lincoln Park
ONLY 90 CENTS,
Perfect title. Abstract furnished free
WELLER REPETTI
ap7-Gt :fp6 pa ave
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F~WASHINGTON. D. c., APRIL z 1901
- NOTICE TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
10 THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL: The statement Of
W. 5. Brown in The Star of the 4th instant that did
not act in the capacity Of foreman horseshoer during
past ten years for his father A. Brown is entirely
and utterly false which be proved by nQurng Of
the folio wing gentlemen horseshoers whose reputa
ton for truth and veracity is well known: Lanahan
Bros. Jeremiah Murphy. William Murphy, William
Anderson and 7. W. Murphy. Respectfully,
j. W. PARKHILI.
OF the firm Of Parkhili Roche.
IT. Rear Of st. James Hotel.
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HOLIDAY FOR PATENT OFFICE EMPLoYEs-In
view Of the patent celebration Secretary Noble
has decided to allow a holiday from o'clock
on tomorrow and Thursday and all day Friday
to the employees of the patent office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07

Col. WHITFIELD, the first assistant postmas-
ter general, has returned from his visit to
Florida, greatly improved in health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07

PATENT OFFICE PRoMoTIoNs.-Thef following
promotions have been made in the patent Office:
Eugene A. Byrnes, to principal examiner.
$500, vice E. r. Tyler, deceased Chas. S.
Jones, to second assistant examiner. q. 600.
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BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount Of AZ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was SIC, 100,
making the total to date ga, 191, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07

SECRETARY OF WAR PRocToR made an in
spection Of the Notifications near San Francisco
yesterday and left for Washington in the after
noon.
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL 4QFooT FRONT.
JUST N. OF DUPONT CIRCLE
n. SIDE Q ST.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE
And overlooking the site Just purchased for
MR. LETTERS ELEGANT HOME.
J. b. NIMER, It'll COS 18th st.

WE
Insist too much on qualityf We build
fine grade Of work at . VERY mod
crate price.
We are carrying . larger stock and
better assortment Of Carriages than
ever before and our ware rooms were
never moro attractive. We shall b.
grstined to have you inspect our
stock before Il u broken.
ANDREW J. JoYcE's Sons,
APT 10es and 1850 Conn. svs.
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A New BANK.-The controller of the cur
rency has authorized the Johnsonburg National
Bank of Johnsonburg. Pa, to begin business
with capital Of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07

CoLoRADo's CLAIM.-The governor of Colo
RADIO has applied to the Treasury Department
for Che refund Of the direct tax collected in
that state, amounting to S22. 1S9.
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FREE PArNTINas.-AssistantS Secretary Spauld-
ing has authorized the free entry of certain oil
paintings imported for the exclusive use Of the
Visitation convent at Hastings, Neb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07

COPYRIGHT SoNGs.-The collector of customs
at New York has suggested to the Treasury De-
partment that the owners of copyrighted songs
should present to him satisfactory evidence
that the songs are copyrighted by filing the
title or description thereof with a view to pre-
venting the importation of such songs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07

SECRETARY TRACY left Washington last night
for Boston, where he is to deliver an address
before the Massachusetts, republican clubs con-
vention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07

A NAVAL APPoINTMENT.-The President has
appointed Carl DeWolf Brownen to be assistant
surgeon in the navy, with the rank of ensign.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSSECOND wORKINGMEN'S BUILDING
- . ASSOCIATION.
The seventh annual meeting of the above named as
s SOC VIII be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
SITS: n vi. at 730 o'clock; Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected and the secretary viii submit his
fHoS: FREDERICK. President
F~NATIoNALIST CLUB, No. 1, 600 NV
DSS3-Mr. c. Osborne Ward will speak WEDNES-
DAY EVENING. the Sth instant. on ancient Labor
Leaders" All are welcome. It,
ESTHE SECOND PUBLIC MEETING OF
~ - Local Branch No. 4,
National Citizens Alliance,
Will be held on
THURSDAY EVENING, April Q. at O'Clock.
At Concorda Hall,
Corner of Sth and Z SITS NV,
On which occasion
- COL. L. L. POLK.
President National Farmers Alliance and Industrial
onion Will deliver an address on the great economic
problems that will be prominent before the American
People In the campaign of 1882. The public is
ap1-3t HERMAN BAUMGARTEN, President.
RSAr CLABAUGH HALL, 1880 l4TH ST.
- - NV, WEDNESDAY. 7:45 p. m. Ed E. Z.
Niles will lecture Telling the Truth from an s.
d. A standpoint. All invited. It.
HTHE MONTHLY MEETING OF CHAPLIN
- Aux. Women's Temperance Union will be
neld az Central Mission 1:30 pm. WEDNESDAY,
1 ApTir 5 Prayer and experience msetins M. Z;
RSEXrRACT FROM LETTER RECEIVED
- from Mr.. J. T. Butts of 1929 29th st. n ".
by THOMAS THOMAS, resident managers of the
New York Accident Insurance Company: my ex-
perience with accident insurance companies justfies
me in saying that tia New York Accident Insurance
Co. issues the best policy and pays its claims
promptly than any other company ever did business
with" ap7
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Intsrnalr eve-
nue., $566, 925; customs, $780,, 492.
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THE POPE Is SATISFIED,
He IL Pleased with the Success Of the n
Carthy Candidate I'm Nosth Sligo.

He is Pleased With the Success Of the Ne.
Carthy Candidate I'm Nosth sligo.
ROM, April AT reception given 10 Tie
college Of cardinals today at the Vatican, his
holiness, the pope, asked Archbishop Walsh,
who was also present for news, in regard 10 the
situation Of political and religious afIAirs in
Ireland. The pope expressed great s.ti.fscsioa
cessor 10 the late Mr.. Peter Mcdonald, e
representative in parliament Of North
Sligo, when the Parnellite candidate.
Alderman Valentine B. Dillon Of the Rotunds
ward Of Dublin, was defeated by the McOarthy-
lite candidate, Alderman Bernard Collery Of
Sligo. His holiness spoke with pleasure and
admiration Of the united action taken by the
Irish bishops, and pronounced himself - being
in warm sympathy with the IriAh people, sdd-
ing that he anxiousiy hoped that the lrish peo-
pie would maintain confidence In themselveo
and In their country In spite Of the prsssns
trials and dificulties 70 which Ireland and -
Irish were unfortunately subjected-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07

The MAXWELL LAND GRANT CAsE.-The
United States Supreme Court yesterday af-
armed the judgment Of the circuit court of
the United States for the district of Colorado
in favor of the Maxwell Land Grant Company,
in q suit brought against that company by the
Interstate Land Company, to recover a large
tract of land in Los Animas county, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~w1THIN ONE SQUARE OF THE
~ Capitol grounds and the Metropolitan
car lines We have for sale some ground. to
which the special attention Of
BULL ERs AND INVESTORS
Is called II IL located on LIST ct. betweenC
and sts n .. and the frontage is 1851
feet by depth of 100 feet. The price is
only $1.20 per foot.
THos. J. FISHER CO..
It 1924 st. NV.
H~THosE DESTROYS OF OBTAINING THE
- Score Card for the regular season Of 81 com.
s SShB BF SSSpSSf zcME
K~To FRIENDS OF ORGANIZED LABOR.
Columbia typographical Union. No. 1o1. takes this
citizens friendly to Organized labor and Who be-
n .ae Of living that the f9Sw
Sers OF the union snd are therefore commended as
< sTays IS III Pen s1 ave-. NV
Mcd & lGsaWTa sIlace i1 io Il ST. sxs NV
B s. Ssrs g adsS S.7 5is Slim 1tS
GG sy s Ro6eTts, 4o5 I6th St. NV.
iET snssv l; PPe s.s 9th and, and D sts
:. 9. FokinlSrn, go B st. NV
f. H. PmT 1o4s Co. i Es ; ;ps Pc ave-
J. s; Toniipson. s6s + st. n. w.
6 ssa Ss1 isiR ...
II. +. Bart. 500 9Th st. NV.
SsssSn STss Il snS
!: Ms Is.: i . I'm 4 n NV
William y wilson iith and St sts 4 Mer.ld bldg,
.p7s. Secretary couns. typ q saRsET Union.
S VI. or. selling
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17c. EACH.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. s2. 10 DOZEN.
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE,
With Spring Hinges Hook and Eye and Knob 81 each.
% FIT. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE,
With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, o. each.
GARDEN HOSE REELS. sOc. EACH.
FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER. So rs
3-oUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, q. 80 EACH.
POULTRY NETTING. pinch MESH, Der 100 square
feet. Zoe.
POULTRY NETTING. LIGHT WEIGHT, Der 100
square feet, coo.
BARBER l. ROSS,
COR 18th AND SITS. NV.
Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. ap7-3m
49, @. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Cor. 9Th and G SITS. NV.
You S
Know
When
You
Are
Getting the worth of your money!
Ii so drop in and look at the spe-
cal lot OF II Imported Trouser-
inss which am Offering at %.
APT 9. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
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PxRsoNAL-J. 7. Herman of Utica, Dr. J. G..
Lyon Of New York and George N. Fletcher of
Detroit are at the Arlington.-Gen. John H.
Rice Of Fort Scott, Kan, Jesse Johnston of
Brooklyn and s. II. Shock of Cleveland are
at Willard's.-Dr. George B. Johnston of
Richmond, John Bryan of New York
and 8. Baines of Traverse City, Mich. are at
the Shoreham.--A 8. Moody Of New York,
VIM. c. Little, q. 8. n, and w. v. Hayes
Of Boston are at the Ebbitt.-Col p. b
Hunt, U. 8. A., G. W. Grant of Coopers-
town, N. Y, and VIM. NJ. Hardt of Fred
erick, Md, are at the Fredonia-
J. E. Hadley and Mason Mitchell Of New York
and E. L. Haynes, Lee Sparks and ]. A. Robin
son Of Wilmington, Del, are at the johnson.
DR.. r. II. Pinauret Of Duluth, Dr. Z. J.
eating of Hartford and DR.. VIM. P. Turner Of
New York are at the st. james
e. W. Wilson Of Charleston, W. Va, James Rus
sell Of Lynchburg and T. +, Wallis of Clarke
burg, W. Va, are at the National.-Hon. g.
w. Shoake Of Pennsylvania, A. B. Andrew of
North Carolina, George Hillyer Of Atlanta and
W. H. Wiley Of Hartford are ct the Nstropoi-
titan.
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a wine Deaier's Assignnss

New YoRx, April 7.-charlss Z. CAggs@
dealer In wines and liquors 20 No. % wiiiaa
street made an assignment today 70 Chasles =
Lansing, r., without prsfsrsnosA
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The UNITED STATES TREAsURERsHIp.-It is
stated on the best authority that there is no
immediate prospect Of O change in the office of
United States treasurer and that the President
will certainly take no action whatever in the
matter until MIR. Huston RECEIVERS from his
present illness. There is no truth in the re-
port that arrangements are being made for q
count of the cash and securities in the treasury
in anticipation of a change in the Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-07

PUBLIC BUILDING SITEs.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury yesterday opened proposals for the
sale Of property to the government for sites for
public buildings in the following named cities:
Newburgh, N. Y; Danville, ILL.,; Davenport,
Iowa; Fort Dodge, Iowa; Haverhill, Mass;
Meridian, Miss; Norfolk, Va; Rome, GA. ;Staun-
ton, Va, and Reidsville. N. G. In accordance
with a long-established custom of the depart
partment no information in regard to the pro-
posals will be made public until the site in each
case shall have been finally determined upon.
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DOMESTIC GOODS On CANADIAN RoADs.-The
Secretary Of the Treasury has determined on q
number Of important changes in the regula-
tons governing the transportation of bonded
goods in Canadian cars over the United States
territory, but will not make them public for
several days vet. 1t is announced at the de-
psrtment, however, that the Secretary has de-
cided that domestic goods taken from ports in
the United States by the Canadian Pacific rail-
road to Revelstoke, British Columbia, may be
transferred from the cars at that point under
the supervision Of q customs officer to American
vessels for transportation down the Columbia
river to Little Falls, WASH, and there reloaded
on cars Of the Canadian Pacific road.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- auxiliary to the Department of the Poto-
mac. GA.R--Members of Potomac Corps
guessed TO meet at q. A. X. Hall at O'Clock sharp,
MEDNEsDAY, April s. Is9l, to attend the funeral
services OF Mrs. Jeanette Van Deusen, .GI II ST. H.
N Near your basiRes By order of Ms. NELLIE +.
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.

IT Is DUTY YOU OWE YOUR FAMILY
10 have your ife insured In other man
ner can you protect them 50 ahundsntly- Your
% As mnch a few dollars per year viii insure
them ~ your death. Writ fOr further informal
zion. CHAS L GURLEY.
With Equitable life Assurance socety. APT
THE WASHINGTON Loan AND TRUST COM
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Temporary Offices. lOOl St NV
Incorporated uni-r act of Congress.
What !, Does.
Pays Intsres. on Deposits Of Money,
Administrators.
Executor.
GuAr,lian
Assignee or Receiver.
IlnAnri ia Agent.
Fsys Inter-., Upon D.posi.s.
Manages Estates.
Collects IuCOIne.
Keeps wills Free.
Loans Mou-y,
Furnishes Investments.
- Call or write for information
BRAISARD H. MARINER. Prr-ideIt
,.,, John JOY EDISON. Vice President.
WI b. GUKLEY Treasurer.
Dirsctors=
John T. Arms John Rilou-,
Charles b Bailey, George b. Schsfer.
Chas- y. Baker. y. ". Shes.
James L Barbour. 1nOs- SOImerviils.
b > CUMMINGS. John A. swopA.
J. J. Darlington. J. =. SwOrmste.lt,
John Joy EtsOa. George Tru-sdell.
Vim b. auriey. j. II. Warner,
John A Hamilton. A. A. Wilson,
o. c. Green. s. W woodward
John b. Iarn-r. A. s. wOrthington.
A NEw TOPOGRAPHIC MAP OF The SOUTH
n Appalarh ReziOn;" miles to inch; 5000
square miles OF territory Price, 80 .
ap3-Ot W. II. LOW DEkMiLk, l426 + ST.
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WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

R@TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The Merchants Mutual Protective Union was orran.
lied Tor the mutual protection of its members against
that class OF persons who but will not pay their
bills.
The membership. which is composed Of our hes.
merchants and tradesmen is large rapidly increas-
lng
Its objects to assist its members in collecting
back bills and to report 10 them monthly the
persons who do not pay.
he annual Tee is r. the monthly dues so cents to
be paid on the delivery of the report.
All persons ndel ted to members who fail TO make
satisfactory arrangements with them for settlement
cater having been duly nothed) their names will be
Iuollshed so that they may be known other mem
bers and credit denied them thereafter.
Tor further information call on or address
j. b. BROWN. General Manager
Room 10. Central National Bank building
!a%4sStu-on And 1870 14th 1t. n. v.
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NV ARRIVALS.

We HAVE PUT ON SALE TO-DAY
SEVERAL ADDITIONAL STYLES OF
THOSE NoBBY THREE AND FOUR
BUTTON cUTAwAY SACK SUITS IN
SMALL Cheers AND SCOTCH MIX
TUREs. WHICH HAVE BECOME so
POPULAR WITH THE DREssY
YOUNG MEN.
SPRING ovERcoArs OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION. FOR MEN OF EVERY
SIZE AND SHAPE. ARE HERE
READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE AT
PRICES THAT ARE EXTREMELY
MODERATE DO YOU NOT WANT
ONE.
ROBINSON. PARKER CO..
AMERICAN CLoTHIERs.
Sc COR 9TH AND d SIS NV.
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