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MAY SOON BE AT WAR.
Alarmist Predictions as to the United States
and England.

and England.
CHICAGO, March l0.-A Montreal special saws:
An officer of the British navy, who is in the
city on business, states that there is more sig
nifcance TO be attached TO the approaching
visit of Lord wolseley to Canada than is gen
orally believed. Lord Wellesley, he said, will
sail shortly for Canada, and will as once pro-
cesd 10 the Pscilc coast, where, in company
with Gen. Herbert. he will inspect the defenses
Of British Columbia and more particularly the
naval yard as Esquimault He will remain at
Victoria until the United States have given their
ultimstum with regard 70 the Bering Ssa ques-
ton.
When asked what he thought of the outlook
sud ths possibility Of an early settlement Of the
United Ststss he said: Il would mot be sur
prised TO hnd Great Britain and the United
States at var before the year Is out. The Brit
ish government has been remaining quiet in
view Of the possibility Of the liberal party in
Canada getting into power, through whom
Lord salisbury believed Q more satisfactory
settlenent Of matters Of dispute could have
been reached than through the administration
Of Sir John>2 2facdoaald, whose policy has been
more in ths dirsetion q intens5ying hostilisiss
than e1ecting SocoaciliHtion-"
In conclusion - I'D that the activity shout
the British dock yards clearly showsd that
England vss prsPeFhg = b ready for any
sJ1ss nark ny vprds7 h sddsd, 81 Great
Britain and TIE United States DO not measure
swords before he year closs ICY uil cone %
near IL that only ths grsstsst aneant a stsa1sU
viii avegt -"
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HE WANTS m OVER WITH.
sBin" Crawford, the Murderer, win Take Ne
sseps % Delay His Execution.


seeps to Delay His kxecution-
DECATUR, ILL.,, March 10-Bil Crawford.
who viii hang Saturday Of this week for the
murder Of Mrs Matthias, has distinguishes
himself again A motion for q stay Of execs-
tion delayed because the defense had no
money 20 carry the 20 the supreme court
Saturday, however. they succeeded in getting
the necessary cash and made preparations ac-
cordingly. Yesterday Judge Vail ordered
Crawford to be brought into court 30 thai tls
motion could be formally made. The jade.
had told the defense that the stay Of exscutioa
would be granted.
When the ofhcers went after Crawford he de-
clined to leave the Jail and appear in couri.
HIS attorneys, he said, were making the move
without his solicitation and contrary 10 his
wishes Crawford also declared that he would
try TO kill the first man who same into his eel
With the intent TO take him 70 the court room
The attorneys visited the condemned man, buf
all their arguments were On vain Crawford
mid that he was guilty aud that every one
knew H. he wa< sentenced TO hang and did
not propose 20 interfere with the program
An appeal 70 the supreme court would only de-
lay the execution and ne wanted IL 10 be ovef
with The aftorneysfor the defense then sP-
pealsd 70 Judge Vail for sr inquisifion - -
cnwford's sanity, but the uoisea vas evss~
ru1od
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

MR. o. P. AUSTIN. Washington manager Of
the Press News Association, has been appointed
member of the committee of patronage Of
the international exhibition Of inventors, to be
held in the Palais de rIndustre, Paris, as q Sec
tion of the Exposition du Travail. which opens
July % and closes November g. 1891. The
special section of inventions is in charge Of
Prof. E. Boettcher, commissioner general, Is
Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, Paris. Mr..
Austin is the only American honored by being
named in connection with this section of the
exposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. VIM. E. Sewell, de-
tached from duty at the navy yard, Mare
Island, Cal, on the Oath instant, and ordered
to the Lancaster on the 1st of April next. Sail
maker Daniel @. Brayton, placed on the retired
list on the 18th of February, 1891. Joseph H.
Lennard and Joseph j. Woodward, commits
stoned to be naval constructors from the Sd of
March, 1891. Howard Gage, commissioned to
be passed assistant engineer from the 18th of
November, 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

ARMY ORDERs.-Capt- d. R. Burnham, tenth
infantry. Surgeon James c. Mckee and
First Lieut.. G. H.. Cabaniss, jr., eighteenth in
fantry, have been ordered before an army re-
firing board for examination. Chief Medical
Purveyor E. P. Vollum has been detailed for
duty as a member Of the army retiring board
at New York city. First Lieut.. William H.
Wheeler, eleventh infantry, having been found
physically disqualified, has been retired from
active service captain of infantry. Chief
Medical Purveyor E. p. Vollum, Surgeon Dallas
Bache. Surgeon A. C. Girard and Assistant Sur
geon C. NJ. Candy have been detailed as a med
ical board to examine candidates for admission
into the medical CORPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

PROTECTION IN THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
The United States consul at the Philippine
Islands has informed the Secretary of State of
recent changes in the customs tariff of those
islands. The increase of so per cent, the dis
charging and consumption duties and the navi-
CATION tax are abolished, as is also the export
duty on tobacco. For the special purpose of
protecting Barcelona manufactures the duties
are increased on white cotton goods, prints,
socks and stockings, undsrclothing. silk goods
and wooden goods.
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.To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

lie Merchants Mutual Protective Union orea,,,
lied 1or the mutual protection OF its members against
that class OF persons who but VIII not. pay their
bills.
The membership, which In composed Of our best
merchants and tradesnen. Il largs anu rapidly tncrsas
ing.
Its objects to assist its menibers In collecting
back bills and to report to them monthly the names Of
persons who do not Iay.
The annual fee is u. the monthly dues 50 cents. TO
be paid on the delivery OF the report.
AL periUns indebted to membefS who fail 70 mako
satiHActofy arrangements with theu for settlemepf
(after having been duly notieD their names win BE-
published, 90 that they may be known to other mann
bcrs and creoit denied them thereafter.
For tuyther information call on or address
J. b. BRONN, General Manager,
Room l5, Central National bank building.
h2z-sktu-3m And 10O0 18th st. n. y.
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PROPOSED NEw BANKs.-The following ap-
plications for authority to organize national
banking associations have been filed with the
controller of the currency: The First National
Bank of Childress, Tex, by Ashby S. James,
Wichita Falls, Tex, and his associates. The
First National Bank of Charleroi, Pa, by
James A. Mexican, Pittsburg Pa, and his asso-
ciates. The First National Bank Of Holstein,
Iowa, by Z. h. McCutoheon, Holstein, Iowa,
and his associatas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT The President
yesterday appointed Thomas E. Olesgarde Of
North Dakota, register of the land Office at
Minot, N. D. This is a newly established Office.
Mr.. Olesgarde was nominated to it during the
not acted upon. The President also appointed
John c. Robson of Indiana special agent to
make allotmcnts Of lands in severalty to the
Iowa tribe of Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
1T COST HIM FIFTEEN WARS.
Convict shafer Imprudentiy Wrote n Lester
Disclosing Isis Pians.

LooANsPoR-. ND, March l0.-A sens.ko~,sl
occurrence ia connection with the trial snd
conviction Of Martin Shafer for the murder %
Edward Lowrey has jurt been made public.
Last Thursday shafer handed to the sherin Cor
mailing a letter addressed to his wife la psr-
suance Of his duty the sheriff opened tie letter.
which informed Mrs. Shafer tina, tss
writer had decided 10 feign in-ansty
and in this way be sent to an asylum. instsaa
Of the penitentiary. lie hoped to make his 80
cape from the ylum through the co-operatisn
OF the relative employed guard at that plsee.
Beside outlining his plans of escape. the com
munication contained directions for the die-
position of his property. While a motion TO- o
new trial was being made before Judge McCon-
nell Friday the letter was handed 10 the Judge
who immediately sentenced Shafer 10 fiftsen
years imprisonment at Michigan City. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

Col. MCDONALD United States fish commits
sioner, goes today to South Carolina for the
purpose of inspecting the work of the steamer
Fishhawk. now being carried on on that coast
in reference to the development Of the oyster
industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

REVENUE ApPoINrMENrs-Charles F. Nc
Carroll has been appointed United States
gauger at Owensboro. KY, and Terry T. Ham
berry, United States storekeeper and gauger in
Trigg county, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsrERs.-The following
fourth-class postmasters were yesterday ap-
pointed: Yirginia-C. L. Feagans, Pearch; O..
F. Ricter, Sweet Chalybeate; =. Hairston, We
honda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

The YANTIc has arrived at Fortress Monroe
from cruise on the coast, where she has been
engaged in destroying derelict wrecks
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RHODE ISLANDS orrrcEHs.


fnovrnrScr. RI, March io-rhe repuhs,c-r
convention for the nomination of state OaUcsr
met in Music Hall At n this morning and u.sss
ionowing nominations; Governor. II. W. lsdd;
hen'ensnt governor, Lyman r. Goff; attorney
general, Daniel r. Ballou; secretary OF s,st-
q. n. Utter general treasurer. 7. Munsfc-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE
COMPANY,
ora PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

OF THE GREAT FALLS Icl
COMPANY.
ga PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The GREET FALLS ICE COMPANY ber
leave to announce that their supplies Of ice re-
Gently housed at Pittston and at South Gardiner
On the Kennebec river. Maine. are unsurpassed
in quality and equal in quantity to all
trade demands of the coming season. The con-
ditions Of the recent harvest were unusually
favorable and the ice housed IL unexcelled in
purity, solidity and the manifestation of those
superior qualities which distinguish II from
the yield of other eastern rivers. and. pre-
eminently. from the chemically induced pro-
duct of the machine.
The interests of their customers and of the
public will continue to be subserved. a here
tofore. and the company is prepared to furnish
ice at the lowest legitimate market rates.
ul2-lm
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Intsrnal
revenue, S157 ,315; customs, S400, ,056.
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THE CITY's BOUNDARIES.
The Attorney Asked to Definitely Detcrmi
the Outside Limits.

The Attorney Asked to Definitely Determine
the Outside Limits.
Several days ago, as printed at the time in TEE
STAR, the Engineer Commissioner directed the
computing engineer to prepare a map showing a
line drawn at q distance of one mile from the
boundaries of the city. A rough draft was
submitted, but the official map has not yet
been prepared. The computing engineer
has written 70 the Commissioners
stating that in order to make no
would like to have the true boundaries of the
city according to the intent and meaning of the
law The maps on file in his Office, he says,
show the north boundary of the city as the
street known as Boundary street, now Florida
avenue extending from Rock creek to 18th
street and Bladensburg road, then following
along 18th street to C street north and along
G street north.
On the Der,nott map the southerly side of
Boundary and @ streets and the westerly side of
18th street only are shown, but the King plats,
which give the dimensions Of squares and
width Of streets, indicate by dotted lines the
northerly and easterly sides OF these streets,
which are designsted q the ''streets which
bound the city eighty feet wide' and 18th
street east ninety fest wide.
Boundary street, ays Mr. Bailey, has always
been regarded as within the city limits and
work on it was done by the old corporation of
Washington. The eastern boundary has been
shown varioufly by different maps. The Der.
mott and King maps give the location Of streets
and numbering of squares a. far east as 3lst
street. which extends some distance beyond
the solid ground and onto the marsh, and he
says there u no reason why. rs the city in
creases, il may not 60 further. He says there
may be . question, therefore, whether it ought
not to extend 70 the channel Of the Eastern
branch and follow this channel, a. we'll a. that
northern and western boundaries Of George
town have been taken a. indicated ON the For
syth map Of 1871.
In the board meeting today the matter was
referred to the attorney for his opinion as to
ington and Georgetown, from which to meas
ure the mile 70 determine the limits within
which pool selling, &c., are prohibited by the
req ant net of Cou0rass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
LOOKING FOR A RENoMINArIoN.
The President Said to BE Closely Watching
the Political Horizon.

THE RECENT POLL OF THE INDIANA LEGrsLA-
TURE-How THE FIGURES HAVE BEEN Dis
ToRrED-RUMoE IN REGARD TO THE RUSSIAN
MrssroN-HrsroN MAY GET THE PLACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

Wool Knr GooDs--Ihs Treasury Depart
ment having decided 10 appeal for review Of
the dsciGou Of The board Of general appraisers
IN regard to The classification Of wool knit
disregard lid decision and to clnszify
woolen underwear under the tariff pro-
vision for wearing sppurel, until the quss-
ton at issus shaQ khvs bssn judiciary ds-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H~IF YoU THINK

RENT
Flats st. between 26th and 9th sts..
four rooms each. with BATH range and
all needed improvements for light house
keeping; rent, S27. 30 each
pAlso :.o01 NJ ST.. ei4ht-room brick
house; all modern improvements; Just
put in complete order; s22. 50; key in
office. Apply to
WEsOOTT 4 WILCOX,
mh7-3t 1907 Pa ave.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4~scoTTIsH nITE--EvANGELIsT CHAP
T.. ter Of hose croi1. No; The stated meet
ins n VII lob ss hss At the s %oe e The rte LgL
II Holt I'd ies.se p sscrstary S.1 i''n mi. 1sf!se
x~1HE FIRST INFORMAL ENTERTAIN-
vii t. aes q sbyS Ma March H. a. shsii
rooms; roc lSr} tenns aye Nv, at pm Sister lodges
mh9L2t' LOIIIs HERzoa Secretary.
ESTHE GALILEAN FISHERMEN WILL
bold general mass meeting on THURSDAY
EEENIN0, March II. 1891. at :,46 Penn. ave. NV,
discussed to show the articles and sections
lhe meeting viii be open to the public; all are in
viied and SPECIAL invitation Is extended to the news
Parer men IN the District OF Columbia, Philadelphia
m,o.. EDT%KpS STEWART; 4le Cd st. .w.
WSREMOvED.-THE CAPITAL PRINTING
- House and Rubber Stamp Factory Of O07 7th
st hsix has removed f6s T. 81 Il Nook. propr.o
E-CORNELIUs EckEARDT.
II New York ave. NV.
Before y am. and alter d p. N. mh9St
kOTHE FIRM OF GOLDsBOKOUGH. REH {
~. Co.. DOING business in bir rycas at i2::}o Penn.
FKKD r. REH. the successor. viii assume al RE- re-
sponsi0llity and carry on the business nihe-3t'
E~A DEAD HORSE NOT DEAD LOSS.
All persons having claims in February assessment of
the Pennsylvania Live Stock Insurance Com pany will
please call office for their checks Those who nave
not as yet paid February assessment still do 50 If
their animals in good health. Don't forget that
our veterinary. G. b. Robinson. attends all sick stock
tina; insured free OF charge
@. Il. MANN, Manager
mh9-& 1905 ST., Room 3.
ESEACH ALrMNUS OF THE UNIVERSITY
banquet at La IN RpE 5ns
II, at & 30 O'clock will forward without delay IS to
Z. l. RENlCK. Second controier's Office US. Treas
ury and receive IN return wo tickets Tor himself and
q gentleman friend at the banquet table. mh1-td
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w. NJ. Suusrrn & Sons.
91s PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
WE ARE SHOWING THE HANDsoMEsT
LINE OF SILKS vELvETs AND CHOICE
DRESS GOODS TO BE FOUND IN ANY
STORE IN THIS CITY OR ELSEWHERE.
THOSE IN SEARCH OF NEW AND
STYLISH GOODS FOR STREET OR HOUSE
WEAR WILL FIND IN OUR ESTABLISH
MENT STYLES THAT ARE RICH. RARE
AND RACY. QUALITIES UNSURPASSED,
ASSORTMENT AND QUANTITIES OF DE-
SIGNS UNEQUALLp. WE HAVE NEVER
SHOWN SUCH MAGNIFICENT LINE OF
DRESS FABRIQUEs.
w.M sHUsTER / SONS
ONE PRICE
Sls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10

E~ARE You CONVINCED,
~ TUESDAY. March 10, 1891.
II you are not fully con-
vinced that leash makes a
lower price" compare my pat
terms and prices with other
frst-class taiors'. can save
you ~ Per cent and yet pro-
duc better and more stylish
hitting clothes. See the spring
patternS
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert Merchant Tailor.
milo Cor. 9Th and q sts. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

To
CAPfTALlsTs.
BUSINESS MEN
PROFESSIONAL MEN
AND OTHERS
THE BUSINESS OF The AMERICAN sECURI1
AND TRUST COMPANY INCLUDES TBE fO
LOWING BRANCHES:
TRUST BRANCH.--Under appointment by the
courts. corporations or individuals the American
Security and Trust Company is authorized by law
70 act - Trustee. Executor. Guardian. Admins
TRAITOR. Receiver and Assignee
COLLECTION BRANCH--The company co.,
lscts Incomes of every description; such as rents
from estates, interest from investments. &c, &C.
DEPOSIT BRANCH.-Ths company receives
deposits and pays interest thereup0n- Deposits
are subjecs 70 check without notice.
REGISTRATION BRANCH.-Ihe company
acts Registrar and Transfer Agent of the stocks
or bonds Of corporations. paying their dividends
interest when desired Acts Treasurer Of
Associations and Institutions.
for sale guaranteed investments Of q most pront-
able nature. Debenture Bonds are is.ued bear
iax interest. Mortssxes and other prime securi-
ties- The company also Loans Money upon first
GLASS securities
Ladies are informed that special attention will
be given them in the management of their fnsn-
cial affairs. and - renters of Safes depostor. &c
The company has every possible facility for the
most economic and Judlcious nAnAxeIne mt of the
essafse Of widOvs. orphans and others
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Union CREDIT COMPANY.
WASHINGTON BRANCH.

WASHINGTON. DC. FEBRUARY. 1891.
To whom II may concern:
We. the undersigned. after careful examination of
the Union Credit Compsnys Reporting System have
become subscribers thereto t being the best thing Of
the kind We have seen
Our watch Lists are being chesrfuliy furnished
said company without and complete In every
particular. covering all ratings. good. bad and in
different
universal application of this efficient protection
against abuse Of credit would be reaes value
to every person subscribing benefits
W. B. Moses Sons. Jas. L. Barbour Son.
Root Mclean, John H. Maaruder
Lansbursh Bros, B. Charlton Co.,
r. p May Co.. Arthur Burt Co.,
@. q. Cornweil Son, Frank Hume,
J. o. Adams. MD. ''The Washington Post"
L. T. Jackson Co.. George Ryneal.t IT.,
N. H Shea. Rufus II. Darby,
VIM Balsntyne Sons, Geo. L. Kennedy Sons,
Iibbey. Bittineer Co.. M. P. Metzger,
J. o. McLain. NJ D., ". III. Houghton.
Ramsey Bisbee. Hill &Co.
Pabet Brewing Co.. Thomas r. Marshall.
Thos- d. Singleton. L. X. Devendorf,
The Evening Star" Wash. b. Williams,
AND SCORES OF OTHERS
The hundreds Of frepuable physicians in Washington
who gravey regard the many thousands Of dollars due
them. constantly increasing instead of diminishing.
and which they have neither time inclination to
collect. will fnd in this company satisfaction for
the past and security for the future.
You have but to call and for yourselves, or our
agents viii call upon you II desired.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING.
Telephone los2-
nh7-sAtu1m DANIEL MACAULEY Manager.
FIDEIIrH
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
sI3 AND sl5 + sTNw
H.s the best plan devised for securing Home.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
FER msSsn sssh
SIX ,ES GEsH ssSE lsfEsis sfEs sHESsrD ON
SPECIAL PAYMENTS.
Per paid on pufsi.s.p pSr rr,e. s.:.s :si
OFFICERS:
ThdsS.sa as Ts::: ssST ssisf Y H sSsS ill.,,
AMERICAN sEcfRfTl 1fffTftS AID TRUST co.
A II bttsSF,fy bT,ssCp, ETs''t-
se4 CENTRAL SIfi0Nat BANK.
Lasss e. y oJfk%.ssThS kss.aa.y ~s sHLsss: H.ass:.
Asnabsr " S..hington stock k1en.nss
rYw1s a. TEwKsBuRY CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
13B y ST.. WASHINGTON, DC
5Sy :.d .s for s S.seS 1 on margin s'0es. Bonds.
Na.s' private w:rs, . New York and Chicago
ou.-oi-i . busiHess @ IS Isl spesiaisy
Al Local secui,tie. deal, n
co,st.ns quotations a.. n'arks'A Telephones s4a
JSo ". CoRsox JNo: ". MCCARTNEY,
Member " y. stock Ii.
coHsoS 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. l4le 81. NV
Eankers and Dealers in Government BondA
Deposits. E,ch.nrt. Loans. Collections.
exchanges q New l9Ik fl'.iaaeifhi.. Boston and
Ponds and al oSsl E.irssd. Gas insGrsncs and Tsis
Ansr1aa Bel ielsphone Stock bourh, and sold ,yls
10. 20, % AND so
srfp EEr RRF cog EKR " : TIT
f. e. II ! { is l.. III +
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
second door at above diseoants unit: closed ou. We
do them to our ns~ store, No. i2l5 y
ss. hence the sacrifice.
Ii VII peg any ore wishing to purchase
DECORATED CHINA
To the assortment. :ev Nice Dinner Sets,
Lamps and Plates among them.
JUST OPENED On car arsi loor large assortmsns
Of Novelties In Decorated China
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RSGET FREE SAMPLE OF
~ SNIDER'S SOUPS AT
g: g. CORNWELL 4 SONS THIS WEEK.
mhlO-1m 1A12 TO 14l4 PA. AVE, NV.
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TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST con.
Il PANY.
1OO1 STREET NV.
81 200. 600.
RECEIVES DEPOSITS
PAYS INTEREST AT
PER CENT,
81 PER CENT,
3 PER CENT
9 PER CENT
ACCORDING to time of deposit.
Interest paid on deposits subject to check.
Execute Trusts.
Gail or write Tor information.
b II. WARNER, President
JOHN JOY EDISON. Vice President
W. b. robson, Secretary
mh7-1m W. b. GURLEY. Treasurer
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1.-TWO FRAMES IN sOUTHwEsT-RENT-
0>N ing for e2S per month 3. 2S6 feet of ground.
o., $50 net cash.
A. RALPH JOHNSON,
mh10-3 l20O Ut. NV.
ESDR. R. FINLEY HURST,
~ DENTIST,
Has Removed His Offacs to
mh10-1ms 12l1 L 81. n.
@SDR. r. M. DAWES, DENTIST.
DA Has Removed His Ofhoe to
l2iT 81. n. W..
Rubber Plates lined with gold. mhlO-Ims
R-SExCELLENT OFFICE BUILDING ON
49, st. for sale at about 3I2. 80 per loot: four
stories ali rooms rented but z; frst-rate stable
Office rooms at 6ll r st. and Iztn and Il sts
JOHN y. JOHNSON, Agent.
1t Cor. 18th and g sts.
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- o. D~u ------ rirst vice PRESIDENT.
A. A. Thomas. o.. Second Vice President.
Percy Il. Mefz-er Treasurer,
George E I'm mons Secretary.
Directors:
A. T. Britton, John r. Mclean,
c. j. Bell. Caleb J. Milne.
N. ". Beveridge. Martin +. Morris.
Henry +. Blount. Crosby s. Noyes.
William NJ Coates. NJ. NJ. Parker.
Robert Dornzn. Charles Porter,
Chas- C. Duncsnson, James @. Payne,
Daniel Donovan. Alan II. Reed,
Matthew G. Emsry, S. 5. sharp,
James z. Fitch. w. g. Thompson.
John Z. Herrell,. A. A. Thomas,
John n. Hutchinson, William Werner,
John 5. jerks. Harry T. West,
Henry 3. Louchheim- Henry A Willard,
Benjamin II. Wardsr