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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

Delegates TO the Convention Arriving -
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, ONO, April 20.-Deiegates 10 the
Republican National League convention, which
assemblies here tomorrow, began 20 come In
yesterday in large numbers and The balance
are due today and tomorrow morning. Most
of the hotels have all their quarters engaged,
and those whose compliments not filed ~
vet will be taxed TO accommodate the crowd
which is coming.
Several of the hosteleries have engaged fats
in buildings near by and will run them ~ an
nexes to their regular structures.
The general committee Of arrangement. com
posed of members from twenty-five Of the re-
publican clubs in Cincinnati Covington and
Newport, have done their work well aud every
thing is in readiness for the monster gathering
The Lincoln and Blaine Club headquarters are
dressed most gorgeously to receive their hon
ored guests.
The league headquarters and the pres bead
quarters, which are on the first floor Of the
Grand Hotel, are beautifully drsped with
American flags, while the lobby Of the hotel y
decorated in a like manner.
Hon. John NJ. Thurston, president Of the
league, arrived this morning from New York
and Gen. John 8. Clarkson, ex-a..istant post
master general. is expected this evening. Z
Secretary Humphrey has received informa-
ton that delegations are en- route from every
state in the union except few southern states
and territories.
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BARON FAyA TALKS.
He Says Italy VIII withdraw It's Represent
ative From Washington.

PARIS, April 2o.-Baron Fava. the italian
minister at Washington, who recently left the
United States on leave Of absence, has arrived
here on his way to Rome. The Soted declares
that the baron is much annoyed at the action u
the United States in regard TO the New Orleans
affair. According 10 that paper, Baron Fava,
several of his fellow passengers on board La
Gascogne, the steamship upon which he left
New York for Havre, that the Marquis Imperiali
di Francavilla, the charge d'affaires at WASH
ington, would be recalled. Italy, the baron 10
said to have added, would not have sdiplomatic
representative at Washington until the New
Orleans affair was finally settled.
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NEW ORLEANS LOAN. BUILDING AND saw
~ -, - mos ASSOCIATION
BRANCH OFFICE No 46s LOUISIANA AVE NV
WASHING Ton. ID. &.
ASSOCIATION FOR INVESTORS, and for all those
VINO a.slrr g says money b monthly nstsiiments
Az IHOklZED CAPITAI-SJU, 600. OCO
PERFECTION IN EVERY DETAIL.
PLANS DEFINITE
positive guarantee for maturity OF stock
StOck issued FIVE different plans Can with
draw AZ any time with per interest (accoriinx to
by-laWs)- No lspses, no forfeitures, cavis, No
ENASINE CONDITIONS. 49,
Withdrawing members forfeit Part of their INSTALL
entsnor are they re Tired to pay any cellatior
fees extra assessments.
No RISKS Loss IMPOSSIBLE because securities
are on hrs: mortgages ReaI estate only taken TOR
Loans, which SECURES members ABS0LT IEIY
Shares are nOn-fOr-eitab,e.
Al contracts aredenui-e. The investor knows in adj
Naicr What he ana what he gains 30 per cent to
1uuier cent The bOrTC knows o a VIII his
LOAN Will cost him There no 'biidinx Sor loans
orrow slOUO and get the u. 100 cash. Lock al our
bylaws. - 49,
- fixe tines for maturity OF all STOCKS and LOANS
% AhAS IEED ACCORDING 20 class or Plan ected.
W Information given either principal oice No
- 81 Charles street, New Orleans La. or branch
er1ce. No 46S LOUISIANA AVE, Washington. d. q.
ap2o9. u Genera SgI-1 Aasn,
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PERSONAL. B. Montgomery Of Portland

PERsoNAL--J. B. Montgomery Of Portland.
Oregon, E. o. White of Portsmouth and W. w.
Chamberlain Of Norfolk are at Willards.-
c. W. Cook of New York and W. T. Gisstline
of Chicago are at the Randall.-John F. DOYLE
OF New York, Judge Thos. ]. Semmes of New
Orleans and Col. Henry Hitchcock of ST. Louis
are at the Ar.ington.-Frank Wyman of
St Louis and W. B. Taylor of Omaha,
Paymaster John F. Tarbeii of the nav
are at the Shoreham.-Chas. G. Rossire Of
New York. Commander Oscar F. Heyerman Of
the navy and Lieut. r. c. March of the army
are at the Ebbitt.-Miss Huntington Of New
Orleans and Mrs. Joseph B. Tilton of Boston
are at the Fredonia.-R A. Parker of Detroit
Hon. B. N. ]. Arnold Of Rhode Island, Rev. J. ].
Buckley Of Boston and Fred L. Chase Of
Philadelphia are at the St. james
Frank E. Randall Of Detroit. A. L. Craig of
Mobile, b. F. Halves of Chicago and j. K.
Snively Of Harrisburg are at the National
W. D. Morris of Augusta, Ga, VIM. G. Rich
ards of Atlanta, c. w. Wilhelm of New York
and A. Bedford Of Boston are at tine Metro
politsn.---Mr. Lewis Clephane has gone to
Cincinnati TO attend . meeting Of the executive
committee and the convention Of the republic
can league Of the United States.
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TWO CENTS.
NEW BROADER GENERAL.
Col. Augustus Valentine Kaut1 Succeeds &c,
Gibbou.

Col Augustus Valentine Kautz. eighth in
fantry, was today appointed brigadier general
in place Of Gen. John Gibbon. who retired
at noon today at the age Of sixty-four years.
Gen. kautz is at present president of the
small arms board, which meets in New York
Gen. Kautz was born in Germany in 1923: his
parents emigrated to this country and settled
in Ohio in the same year. He served
as a private in the first regiment Of Ohio volun-
teers in the Mexican war and on his discharge
was appointed to the Military Academy. where
he graduated in 1852. On graduating he was
assigned to the fourth infantry. lie served in
several Indian campaigns and during the civil
war. and was highly commended in Official dis
patches for 'gallantry and ability" Gen.
kautz is at present in command of the eighth
infantry
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Any Advantage i'm Seal Poacbing Should II
to American Citizens.

to American Citizens.
Secretary Blaine has received, through the
Treasury Department, a memorial of the
chamber of commerce Of Seattle, Wash. pro-
testing against discrimination in favor Of for
eigners IN the Boring sea fisheries The
memorial says the law should be en-
forced and poaching prevented, but il the
delicacy of the position in which the govern
ment is placed pending diplomatic negotia-
tons is such as TO prevent the laws strict en-
forcement any discrimination should be in
favor Of ''our people and not those OF any for
eign country" The memorial sums up the
position Of the chamber of commerce as fol-
lows: This chamber urges-first, the thorough
execution Of the law if possible; second, if i'm
possible, its non-enforeement as TO all; third.
that any and all discrimination on the part of
the government in its enforcement shall be 10
the advantage of our own American citizens"
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Mr.. HALFoRD's RErURN.-Mr. Halford. the
Presidents private secretary, returned to the
city yesterday afternoon from his melancholy
errand to indianapolis accompanied by his
daughter, JEANETTE, Lieut.. and Mrs Parker and
Capt. DensmOre. He was at the White House
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

EXPERIMENTAL FREE DELIvERY.-The ex-
perimental free delivery service will be estab-
lished in the following places May L: RoseviIle.
Cal: Sardis, Miss; Weldon, N. c.; Oakdale,
Neb.; Harrison, Ohio; Cleveland, Tenn; Fonda,
Iowa; Neosho, Mo-; Hillsborough, N. D.; Ham
There will be on the LIST of May forty-two small
towns and villages in different parts of the
country where the inhabitants have their mail
delivered to their homes. In the event that
these experiments show that the extension of
the free delivery service so to include the
smaller places would be Of advantage Congress
at the next session will probably make an APP
preparation for this purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

MOVEMENT OF SnvER.-The issue of standard
silver dollars from the minis during the week
ended April IS amounted to S3S1,332. The
issue during the corresponding period of last
year was $3.50, 443. Shipments of fractional
silver coin since the LIST instant amounted to
$780,, 3O9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

etlTttg and Trust Company.
THERE
HAS
BEEN
A MARKED INCREASE IN THE BCsI-
NESS OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1T AND
ITS POLICY HAS BECOME MORE
WIDELY KNOWN. 1T HAS A CAPITAL
OF ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TRUSrs.-The American Security and
trust company Is authorized by law to act as
trustee. executor. administrator. guardian.
receiver. assignee, treasurer. &c. ulGer ap-
pointment of the courts. corporations or in
dividuAls- In drawing mp your will 1t will be
advantageous TO your heirs and your estate 10
name the company to act IS executor. We
Keep your viii free OF charge.
DEPOSITS.-Money deposited with Us
Will draw interest. yet remain subject to
check at all times. Quite often your deposits
will draw sufficient interest to pay the rent Of
safe for storing your valuable private pa
pers- Boxes are $40. els and s25 per year.
COLLECTIONS.-Thec company collects in
comes Of every description. such as rents in
forests on Investments. bonds. sc. Settle
ments rendered as desired. Gentlemen de-
siring TO travel. non-residents and residents,
who for reasons desire to be relieved of attend
tnR 10 their collections should avail them
selves Of the company's services in this ca
psctty, a. the charges are extremely moderate
INVESTMENTS.-Capit and invest
ors In general can secure from the company
guaranteed investments of q most profits Die
nature The company offers for sale mort
cages and dsbenfures secured by first trusts
LOANS--The company has money to loan
In any desired amounts upon approved secur-
tiles Applications for money to be used in
building will be received and considered.
TREASURER-The company offers its
services in the capacity Of treasurer to asscci-
atoms. corporations and institutions.
SIORAGE--The Company mas a large fire.
proof and burglar-prOof building expressly
for the storage Of household effects. such as
Furniture. Pianos. Pictures. Plate and valua-
bles Of every description The Company has
expert movers and packers TO attend to the re-
nloval Of all goods intended for storage. The
warehouse Is located ll40 18th st. NV.
Ladies viii be Eiven every attention and
conscientiOusly advised as to tie management
Of their financial Affairs. Ladies may deposit
IN their own name. rent safes. kc. The Com
psny has every possible facility for the most
economic and ;udicious management Of the
estates Of widows, orphans and minors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

INCREASED TOBACCO AcREAaE.-The census
Office has issued a statement of the acreage and
yield Of tobacco for the year 1882 showing an
increase over the last census of 81, 223 acres and
9,052, 40 pounds.
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aIN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
49, TRICr OF COLUMBIA.
John A: Gray. admin strator Of &c, William Bowen.
Will OF George Mattingly. deeeased.-No. 1851:
Equity Doc. 81.
THIS cause being referred to me to state an account
WILLIAM BOWEN, deceased, and the defendants and
other creditors of SAID estate. notice is hereby given
ence ON TUESDAY, April 70. 1891, at il o'clock m.
at my Office in the United States Court House, Wash
lngton, D. c. at which time and place creditors and
others interested in the distribution of said estate may
apPe.f and present their CLAIMS Fs p.vNp .,,,
R,RoCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
- Members are informed that the new trade
cards and books, running TO April. 1872 ready
face of the old pink cards expiring April, 1891 end
return them without delay to Of the following
will not recognize the old cards April 3d. 1891
A. I. L0NGLEY, sl2 A st ne, Agrl Dept.
>; W:HAhSHA 500 st. Cash Room. Treas Dept,
L. YiSDERHOEF. g3I French st. Bur. Statistics ct
+ e FAMCETT, COB Mass. ave- ne. 18th A. Office
Ii. ". sMffh' I'D 5 St. st. n s.w. Nj pspt Once
L. F. HUNT. 1910 5 st. NV. Gin Aud Once.
l. T. GRipLEl, 700 st. NV. Regr Once. Treas
JOHN FINN. 5ls 2:,d St. A. e. o.. war Dept
G; B. SAVER, 7Q3 10th ST. ne. r. and P. b., War.
THOs. NEsTOR. SO X st. n. E., Govt Pig Office
=. G: BROWN. 9TH St and X. l. drug store)
p p PANS ISL 1919 81 18th s Bu Eng and PRINTING
& hNBRts S i.a ave. st n G. L. 5 Int 8ih Dept
join goHNsGS. io III St. 81 w. W. Reg O., Treas.
NWAnhMI fk: ~ i T. s ~, 80 A. g. Treas
BY order of the executive committee.
apS-lmo J. W. MARSHA. sec'y.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL MuLER-Although the
condition Of Attorney General Miller ii
slightly improved today he is still very veal
and unable to leave his room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

W. ]. EDBR9oKE, the new supervising archi
tect of the Treasury Department, this mornin
took the oath Of Office and entered upon hi
duties.
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Page McPher.on'. Di..pp..r..c..

NEw YoRK. April 2o.-A special from o.
Louis says the disappearance Of Page No
Pherson, the well-known broker. d rapidly
developing into q disgraceful affair. II q
alleged that he stole bonds and cash from the
mining exchange and also hypothecated stock
left with him by customers for sale and ap-
propriated the money 10 his own use. His
financial liabilities are nov estimated - OPe
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

Mr.. ENos H. NEBEKER, recently appointed
United States treasurer, has telegraphed Treas
urer Huston that he will reach Washington
Thursday and enter upon the duties of the
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-20

The U.S.S. MoNoNaAHELA arrived at New
port, RI, yesterday.
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SENATOR DuBoIs Of Idaho left the city this
afternoon for Cincinnati to attend the meeting
of the republican league clubs. He goes at the
request of the Idaho state league and will rep.
resent that organization in the national BODY.
The Senator will return to this city for few
days to attend to some unfinished business and
then proposes going to Idaho for the summer.
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AMERICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST

SECURITY AND TRUST co.
n Il. frtsluens-
e. J. Bell---...-.... First Vice President
A A. Thomas Second Vice President
Percy T. Metzser- Treasurer.
George T. Emmons...-.-.-..-se Secretary.
"ashinssoo directors: Philadelphia Directors:
A T Brifton. William NJ Coates.
G. J. Bell. Robert Dornan.
NJ W. Beverdge Daniel Donovan
Henry F. BlOunt John y. Hutchinson
thas C. Duncanson. John 5 jerks,
Matthew O. Emery. Henry s. Louchheim.
James L. Fitch, Caleb j. Milne
John L Herrell. Charles Porter,
John X. Mclean, Alan II. Reed
Martin T. Morris, S s. sharp
frosty = Noyes, William Werner,
NJ NJ Parker. Harry +. West.
James g. Fayne.
". ;. Thompson. Office. 1910 q 81 nv
A. \ Thomas, ks-Uare bous.. n Al
Henry A Willard. 18th nw-a
BENJAMIN II. Warder. anon
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JUDGE MONTGOMERY IMPROVING. - Judge
Montgomery, although a very sick man, is inn
proving steadily. He is better today.
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CoTHE INDEPENDENT ICE
g. COMPANY
Announce to the citizens of Washington
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.
ap10-1m
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The q. s. 8. KEARsARaE sailed from Key Wes,
last night probably, for the West Indies.
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SECRETARY BLAINE RETURNrNa.-The Z. s. s.
Despatch with Secretary Blaine on board sailed
from Fort Monroe for Washington this morn
ing.
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MAJ. POLLOCK, the superintendent Of the
free delivery service, has gone to the coast of
Maine to spend ten days for the benefit of his
health.
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NO. W. COkSON- JNO. W. MCCARTNEY,
Member N Stock tx
How Do Yor Brr.


pan ~so sells t,us must many losses aai some
the 6uTien. Amt that true' - 1s' 'eAi
II yOg buy you can't cash prices If you
Eve notes you pay an awful Interest. Compare our
Cotton TOP Mattress s2 %
r. ~ 2. ind Al , h.ir sattr'ss. ss 80;
W We r Wire sprinSs. 81 II.
s,ioo; katensior liable. square or round. 81 %.
IAN eoss dr f pssss W. Paso ISN'T sg,ss @
Good Foidins bed sI0
Fine G 6a Bsd s2s-
s.ii1 s 9fs s.S p s7ss sie's'-
Cane seat Chairs. &c
fine Walnut Iss.he- Seat Dining Chair, hi gh back
H,sh Back DouDis Caue-sest Dinner 81
ioooo ysEs M-ttinss. in thirty ave patterns. from
Bsst Cotton Chain and D.rnaSs Mating. 4se.
l0d-piece Dinner Set, szss
pCrys-sl Tualbe-s. lie
ln5t:.l LuMblers. any letter, 1oc.
lGPie:. InEiish set, e.
son GaE5.snt 1n9 LAMP with pateat thumb extern.
ian. q. - % same lamp and trimmings IN oaaqUe:
We pay FOR putting this card here and we have no,
sscryt6jns as n1sssa Sr deceive yoa You VIII IND
whh no, .sssctory report It At onc and We
s1s exc IL or refund he money Don't douit Ill
NJ eRAsTY.
DOUBLE STORES
Ous on-y term: Cheap for eash. apis
Mas. M. j. Husr.
1909 ST. nv
10 Annoancs mat she Is constantly receiving
NEW INNOVATIONS
BoNNETs AND HATS.
PARIS NOVELTIES.
TO which sc invites the attention on bar pssrn.
laxative refreshine
NUT lozenEe,
very agreeable o. take for
CONSTIPATION.
hernorhoids. bile
e@~kA Icesof APPETITE. gastric and
hfef.lnzl troubles and
ee~dAche arising
them
Z. G. RrLLON
Sk(LLOA % hue ces Archives, Ps<1s.
0601ow@o Sold ~ IL DrussiSta
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chaplain ]. S. Wallacs has
been ordered to the receiving ship Wabash.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a = ns,1 % # fs,,ssfsP' RE
''aP MGHf iaa Des4ss sssy
KALI MEMBERS OF BLOOM OF YOUTH
meet Ms e their hall q IF rs
EVENING, April 20, at 30 O'Clock, to make arrange
S q sr'iRsI Ifsnay
W@SALL MEMBERS OF PETER OGDEN
feautsted to At their hall 3os iltS st. n W. in
fun .fss asSa IT, ., q At
S gs; lodges jas IL s5fy ns
0SJUsT ARRIvED-A CAR LOAD OF Be
- ,thesda. Bedford and Londonderry Litnia
spso~at JOHN fsf Il nsMAGRUpER, 1417 N.Y. ave.
R~THE SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE. OF ST.
the WHEREABOUTS of ali their icrer pupils would be
PLEASED 1S have Ssr , Zach send immediately
49, AS AN INVESTMENT OR AS
D>--s the site of home the three adjoin-
fng lots on st. just west Of New
Hampshire ave. are extremely dssr-
able
THEY ARE VERY CHEAP LOTS
And can be bought for %. 76o.5O
each. The dimensions 23kx91k
feet to 12-foot alley and the location
Is one of increasing improvements.
THOs. J. FISHER CO.,
1t 1924 F st. n. ".
HcSsPECIAL NoTICE.-wILL THE PARTIES
49,, and lades who left the who witnessed
the cruelty to the car horse on the METROPOLITAN rail-
road between 9th and 9th last Wednesday
morning at about IL 80 please send their names and
addresses to b. CHATEACBRIAND, care Arlington
Trust and Loan Company. 15O9 st. n.w.f ap20-3t
<SIN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
- TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Holding special term for Orphans Court business,
April II. 1891
In the matter of the estate of Mary Ann Bohn late of
District of Columbia, deceased. No. 1876 Admin
Doc. 10.
Application for letters of administration on the estate
the said deceased has this day been made by Joseph
H. Bonn OF the District of Columbia. All persons in
eresed are hereby notified to appear in tins court
Friday the 10th day of May next, IL O'Clock a. m
to show cause why the said letters of administration
the estate of the said deceased should not issue as
prayed Provided copy of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star previous to the said
day.
By the court: A. B. HASNFR. Justice.
Test: JP WRfGHT
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Interna, rev.
euue, S744 642; customs, SAP 22S.
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SHIRTS.

N0SCUsToM-MADEs SHIRTS.
With increased facilities in this department we
are better prepared than ever to your
for Custom made" Shirts Any style, for ordinary
fulress occasions made at short notice. and
faction guaranteed in every instance Now the best
time TO leave your orders. you will find shirt more
comfortable for summer wear after having been worn
a short while.
Leave your order at Mems Furnishing Department.
first floor first annex.
mh20-;}in WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
6~aSTHE HYGIENIc ICE COMPANY.
No. 419 9th st. NV,
and deliver ice on its established routes at the follow
ind 1 SSfF at rate of cents 100
Smaller quantities IL :" e :: " :"
or iarse quantities special rates Only during one
low prices Early orders solicited.
The company guarantees to furnish pure ice made
distilled and filtered in the Of freezne ii in:
es an INSPECTION OF its works and Of AL methods Of
and purity OF its product with other ice offered to
the ,lolloWing trustees; BeTiah Wilkins, BusIrod
H. HUI 7, 3, smith, 5. W. Curriden. Thee. ]. Mayer
and VIM: =. Chandler .pe-3m
K~H. D. BARR.
IMPORTING TAILOR,
I'LL Pa. ave.
api4 All Spring Novelties received.
R@SAT The REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND
va and one Of our customers Q have provided
space for lunch the sixth floor Of our 10th
| street building and have opened the same We are
now prepared to serve them in first class manner
mh2O-3m WOODWARD LOTHROP.
R~FIFTEEN DOLLARS SPOT CASH.
will sell limited number Of Fine Gold filled Stem
wind Eigin and Watham Gents Wstches-each Watch
warranted for fifteen years by the manufacture
the small sum of FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
Call At once and select choice patterns.
A. L. SALTZSTEIN. JR,
JEwELER,
sos 7th NV. 3a27-3m
WHY RISK YOUR VALUABLE
~ Furniture, Pianos, Pictures Papers,
Silver Ware. Carriages. Works Of Art,
&c. in combustibie buildings whom an
Absolutely Fireproof Warehouse Is ct
your command!
Packing. moving and shipping dohsb
experts.
Call and examine the building.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
3Ax2-3m LAO 18th Ct. q. Y.
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sNo ARGUMENT IS NEEDED
~ to prove that good clothes are
preferable to cheap. Our rightly made gar
ments cost little If any more than the other
sort, and compared side by side the differ
ence in trimming and tailoring il apparent
even to the inexperienced. Then also ttis
about ours you can bring them back and
have the price refunded without the eight
est objection. Good will is esteemed rather
than your money.
GEORGE sPRANsY.
apU Al 9TH st.
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SHAFFER BROTHERS,
FINE CARRIAGES
At popular prices.
,h27-1m Corner 14th aud T streets q. ".

<~QUEEN CO. OF PHILADELPHIA WILL
~ have their expert on the eye in my store
TOMORROW. TUESDAY. APRIL II.
Consultation free Of Charge
GEO. W. SPIER.
Jeweler and Optician,
apl46t 30 9Th St. near Pa ave,
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THIS Is THE SEASON WHEN DRIv.
D>--a ing is a luxury. Why forego the pleas
ure and comfort of a handsome stylish
vehicle when the outlay is comparatively So
little! You will find our prices at least 25
per cent lower than other dealers for same
grade Of goods.