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THE ROMAN PREss.
Newspaper. In the italian Capital Refuse %
Understand Secretary blaine.

tnder-tand Srcfetsry blaine.
ROME April 1.-THE M,ss1g,-o today cay,
that Mr.. Blaine's reply TO the Marquis di Ru-
dini's last note evinces the great desire OF NJ
Blaine TO elude the demands Of the Its.iAl
government. 10 escape from indemnifying ;bs
families Of the men lyncbed at New orl, m,
and TO refrain from acceding 10 the Italian
governments right TO intervene in the New
Orleans affair.
The Popolo Romano. also discussing Mr.
Blaine reply, SAYS that in view of the tenor Of
Mr.. Blaines answer TO the Marquis di Rudiri's
note il is difficult to form any idea as 90 low
or where the matter will end.
THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT SURPRISED.
LONDON, April l7.-Rome sdvices say that ths
Italian government is deeply taken Aback by
the report that Minister Porter Is going on -
leave Of absence in order to give the Italian
cabinet time TO come TO it's senses and -
diplomatic retaliation for the recall of Paw.
The Italians are beginning 20 get over the m
preston that the Americans have been fright
ened by ltalys grimaces. and this last move, IL
true, is regarded as browning the failure %
Rudinis bluff.
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No Power to Waive the Requirement of La

No Power to Waive the Requirement of Law.
Acting Secretary Nettleton has informed a
New York firm that the Treasury Department
has no power to waive the requirement of sec
ton 6 of the act of October 1, 1890, as to the
marking of each individual piece Of china ware
imported by them. as by their own showing
the same are articles which are casually or or
dinarily marked, stamped, branded or la
beled-" But the department, the acting sec
Rotary says, has advised the collector at New
York that the paper wrappers around each
meaning of section and therefore need not be
marked.
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Interior Departm~pt Ct

Inferior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been made
in the Department Of the Interior:
Geological survey-Appointments Marius
R. Campbell of Ohio, assistant geologist, O., 200;
Edmund Jussen Of Illinois, assistant geologist,
$500.
General land oface-Resigna.ion: Joseph 4
Heberly Of Arkansas, copyist, $500.
Ethelbert Baier Of Texas and Charles w. Reed
Of Pennsylvania, typewriter, % per day.
Patent Office Appointments: Francis n.
Wright Of Florida, John N. Colt of South Caro-
lima and Sylvanus b. Cobb Of Massachusetts,,
fourth assistant examiners, q, 100. Resigna-
tions: Frank L. Averill of New York, fourth
assistant examiner. 81, 200; Mrs. Kate s. Barn
hart Of Colorado, model attendant. ESQ.,
Pension ofice-Promotions: Miss Eva @.
Ware Of Maryland, John h. Cause Of Kansas
and Benjamin p. Gaines Of Ohio, clerks, 81. 200
to u 400; Miss Mary Snowden Of New Jersey,
Miss Emma h, Slater Of Kentucky and Morti-
mer Whitehead Of New Jersey, clerks, q, 600 10
u ZOO.
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SUICIDE OF A DUCHESS.
Tho sister-in-Law Of the Gar Driven By Hfs
Hardness To End Her Life.

The 6ister-in-Law Of the Gar Driven By Hks
Hardness To End Her Life.
LONDON, April 1.-THE correspondents Of the
Sandayd at st. Petersburg telegrsphs that pc
per declaring that there no longer remains any
doubt that the Grand Duchess Olga Feodorovna.
sister -in-law of the car and the mother Of the
Grand Duke Michael Michelovitch, who w.s
recently privately married 20 the Countess OF
Nuremberg, daughter Of the Duke Of Nassau, st
San Reno, committed suicide by taking poison.
The car was greatly exaspersted when In
formed of the marriage and indicated his dep
displeasure by striking the name Of the grand
duke from the list OF the army officers and by
ordering the elimination from the army list Of
the titles of such regiments a. were named Tor
the grand duke and Of which he was colonel
The Grand Duchess Olga, who had unsvail
ingly exhausted every means OF placatng tie
car. and Of inducing him 10 condone the Of
Tense Of her son, died suddenly ON April Is.
Il was supposed at the time that death was
from natural causes, precipitated, perhaps, by
grief that her son had fallen under the impe-
rial displeasure. The Stondas-fs dispatch seems
10 make il clear that the unfortunate lady pat
an end 10 her existence rather than survive her
failure to make peace between the czar and dc
grand duke.
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VIs1ToRs TO WEST PoNT.-Ths following
named gentlemen have been appointed by the
President as members Of the board of visitors
to the United States Military Academy: Maj
John NJ. Carson, District of Columbia; Col. j.
7. Murfee, Alabama; Rev. Frank O'Brien
Michigan; Mr.. Daniel W. Payne. New York;
Gen. Theodore s. Peck, Vermont; Hon. Stanton
]. Peel, Indiana, and Mr.. ]. A. Waymire. The
members of the board appointed by the Senate
and House are Senators Henderson and WAL
than and Representatives Burrows Of Michi-
gan, Scranton Of Pennsylvania and Lanham Of
Texas.
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SENIOR DoN BENJAMIN molina GurRoLA. the
minister of Salvador in this city, has been ap-
pointed by vote Of the congress Of his coun-
try to the rank of brigadier general for his val
liable service in the recent revolution in Sal
vador.
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RECIPROCITY WITH VENEzUELA-The congress
Of Venezuela met on the Sd instant and in his
message the president referred to the negotia-
tions between Venezuela and the United States
for reciprocity treaty, saying that he would
make it the subject Of a special message later
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THE ROCK CREEK PARK.

Capt. Rossell Sends OfYer to Each Person
Whose Land Was Taken.
Capt. Rossell today sent to each person whose
property was taken for the Rock Creek Park
letter containing an offer for the land taken.
1t is understood that the prices rsnge from
several hundred dollars 70 several thousand
dollars per acre.
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FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsrERs.-The following
fourth-class postmasters were yesterday ap-
pointed: W. o. Wheary, simpsonville, Md; ].
E. Templeman, lakewood, Va.
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PUBLIC PRINTINa.-The joint congressional
committee on printing visited the State, War
and Navy Departments today in pursuance of
their investigation into the present system of
departmental printing. Foreman Brian of the
government printing Office accompanied the
committee.
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The FOLLOWING TELEGRAMs were received at
the Navy Department today: Flagship San
Francisco arrived yesterday at Acapulco, Mex
leo. Enterprise has arrived at Key West, Fla,
from Havana
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BONDS RKDEEMED.-Tne ~ per cent bonds
redeemed by the Treasury yesterday amounted
to S104 $50, making total to date of els
434, 500.
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SECRETARY PROCTOR left Washington this
morning for his home at Proctor, Vt, to spend
a few days with his family.
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SECRETARY BLAINE arrived on the steamer
Despatch at Norfolk yesterday afternoon. After
visiting the navy yard he left for Virginia
Beach.
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INTERSTATE COMMISSIONER MoRRIsoN, who
has been i'll for some days with the prevailing
grip, was resting easily this morning and is on
the road to convalescence
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HE COMMISSIONERS OF PATENTS, Mr.. MITCHELL
il making visit to his home in Connecticut.
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GEN. MORGAN, the commissioner Of Indian
affairs, who has been quite ill with the grip, is
SO much better that he is able to be at his Office
again.
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GEN. RAuM, the commissioner of pensions,
who Is out west, is expected back early next
week.
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NAVAL ORDEEs.-Lieut. n. L. Tremain has
been ordered to appear before the retiring
board.
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A LONG DEATH LIST.
The Reports to the Health Onace-Fatal Cases
of Grin.

The Reports to the Health Omce-Fatal Cases
of Grip.
Yesterday twenty-eight deaths were reported
to the health Office. making a total OF I2l for
the four days Of this week. Thirteen of the
deaths reported yesterday were from diseases
Of the throat and lungs, two being attributed
solely to the grip and six from pneumonia.
Two were given as having resulted from con-
gestion Of the lungs and three from bronchitis.
Today up to noon twenty deaths had been re-
ported.
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT DISABLED.
Today there were forty-five persons con-
nected with the police department reported on
the sick list.
Lieuts. Hollinberger and Teeple are still un-
able to report for duty. .
In the first precinct the force is badly
crippled. Sergeants BOYLE and MONTGOMERY
Ave privates and one of the matrons are sick
In Georgetown six officers are sick besides
the lieutenant.
The sixth precinct is the healthiest of the
nine, there being only two officers of duty on
account of sickness.
several days, was able to be out today. His
wife and children are very sick.
Detective Mattingly has the grip.
Three station keepers are also on the sick list
NOTES.
Rev. DR.. James Rea who was 90 seriously i'll
with the grip that his friends were apprehep-
sive, is now considered out Of danger.
DIR. w. p. c. Hazen, who has been confined
to his room with the grip, is improving and
expects to 60 to Old Point Comfort in few
days.
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1@Is
AN
ESTABLISHED
FACT
That il you do net think enough Of your
self to wear good clothes you need not
md fault with the world ct large II it
thinks but little of you. 1t ia within the
province Of every one to wear fns clothes
4 they will. but remember this fact
that tailor-made clothes are the best, and
necessarily the cheapsst bsc0Uss tAsv
are the best.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON
Expert Custom Tailor,
ap17 Corner 9TH and q SITS. NV,
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The indiana bituminous coal operators have
decided to resist the eighthour day movement
announced for May 1, and refuse to pay for
mining before the coal h screened.
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Mr.. Sullivan win sssok 10 John.

Mrs.. Sullivan VIII stsck % John.
P.ovDExoE, r. L, April l7.-hrA jobs l.
Sullivan says she has no intention Of bs1as
baptized nd does not conduct . salvation
Army post She says she expects 10 accompany
John L. ON his trip 10 Australia and probably
travel with him some in this country before -
goes there.
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NEW TREATY WITH SPAIN.
The Draft Of the Document Concludes--
Reciprocity With Cuba-

MADRID, April 1.-The draft of the rev
commercial treaty between Spain and he
United States looking toward partial reciproc-
ity Of trade with Cuba was concluded today. I:
is understood that the treaty fixes very Nv
duties -four and other articles impor'et
from the United States into the Antilles Hen
John W. Foster, the special American enV ov
who has negotiated the new treaty, will leave
Madrid for home tomorrow.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal reye
nue., S49S, 40l; customs. s453,s2s.
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THE
CAPITAL
OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY
TTTTREAsURERs.-TREA OF CLUBS.
+ associations, societies. bands, organizations,
7 institutions. interpretations &C.. having unin-
vested funds on hand should place them with
the American Security and Trust Company as such
balances will draw interest. yet be subject TO check
at sight Keep your MONEY az ,rork The com
pany has capital of million and quarter dol
lars to insure you against any possibility Of loss
Geo APITALIS1S.-IF YOU HAVE MONEY
y Y to invest We have a number of first mort
g G cages for sale paying per cent. II you pre-
CCC fer to have your money subject to demand
We viii allow interest thereon. The company also
issues debentures in sums Of e1OO, $500 and
$1,000.
NM MMONEY.-THE COMPANY HAS MONEY
Ma to loan upon approved real estate. Stocks
NJ N bonds and similar securities at low rate
NJ NJ Of interest. Applications for money to
be used for building purposes will be received and
| carefully considered.
BIB UILDERs.-DO YOU PROPOSE TO BUILD
sp, y this spring. II you can place your money
b with us at interest and check it out as you
BIB need II.
ssSs AK RENTERS-UNLESs YOU HAVE
SIS used safe deposit box you can never fully
appreciate its value The company rents safe
SSSS boxes surrounded with every safe guard q.
$40. : ID and SIS per year. for keeping your I'M
portant papers. stocks bonds, money, Jewels, &c.
M NONRESIDENT REAL ESTATE OWN
IN ERS AND THOSE EXPECTING TO
NM TRAVEL. The company makes feature
n Nm of managing the estates of non-residents
and those leaving the city for journey Interest,
dividends, rents and other income collected and
| rennitted desired.
| TTTTHE PRINCIPAL FEATURE OF THE
i BUSINESS OF THE AMERICAN sECUR-
r ITY AND TRUST COMPANY is acting in
the capacity of Trustee. Executor. Admins
traitor, Guardian. Assignee OF Receiver. COM
Iany such ours has many sdvantaases the
individual in fulfilling the duties of the above Of
fees The company has q more varied and extern
sve experience. lArzer capital. better opportunity
of making Jatiicious Investments and a relation to
financial matters rarely attained By the indiyid-
| uzl.
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ON2 We have the facilities and knowledge
as to how they should lie laundried and
guarantee TO return them TO you equal to
new. Name and address, p ease, and one
Of cur wagons Will call for them.
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
apS-3m 400 ST. n. W.
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COOPERATIVE SOCIETY,"
49, Members informed that the new trade
cards and books running to April, 1892, ready
Tor issue Pleas write your present address the
lace OF tie old pink cards expiring April, 1891 and
return them without delsy to any OF the following
named members and obtain tie new ones Merchants
Will not reco2 nize the old cards after April 3d. 1891:
A. I. LONGLEY, ST. st. N e., Agr'l Dept.
I. p KEENE. 1904 ST., I'd Auditors Office
j; MARSHA, 800 ii st. Cash loom, Treas. Dept,
and at 20 l3fh st. from II TO ~ 30 noon and at
L. EANDERHOEF, y}l French ST.. Bur. Statistics.
f. G. rAWCETI 603 Mass ave. ne, 4th A. Office.
H. ". SMITH, 7l6 B st. s.w.. Q; N. 6. Once.
l. +. HI Nj. 1910 ) It. n. W., 9th Aud Office.
l.. f GRIDLEY, 7O6 l. st. W., Rex'r Once, Treas.
yNO; MORRISON, Alb X st. n. W, Pen Once
Or; JOS. JOUY, 22lS Pa. ave, Surg. Gen Ofice
JOHN FINN, SIS sd St, A. &. o., War Deot
Q. b. SAY Err, 705 18th st. ne. H. and 2. b., War.
EAANK SlBLEI. 200 18th st. W.
IEOs. NESlOR. 81 st. n. D., Govt Ptg. ONCE.
J. c; BRoWS. tn st, and H. l. ave. tdrug store).
ID. NJ. DAVIS 1915 ]! til St. Blu. Ing. and Printing
II. X: ELLIOTT. 2O1 ). Washington St, Alex, Va.
JOHN Il. JONES. 1896 18th ST n W.. Signal Once.
J. d. ANDEUS, 935 Il. l.. ave-, q. L. o.. Int. Dept
J. +. PAOE, Grocer. 1910 IT. NV.
JOHN JOHNSON, l015 st. n W.. Reg. O., Treas.
\. c. MARTIN. 62z g st. s.w.. Sd 4. o., Treas.
". H. WOMEkSLEi. 1926 Ii st. Of X. Mar, Try,
A. NJ. SALMON. 1898 18th st. n W.
By order o. the executive committee.
apS-lmo j. W. MARSHA, Sec'y
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GOOD STYLE, CORRECTNESS
~ OF form and attention to details in
engraving, paper and printing es-
senttal to make wedding invitations
Perfect
6kDNEY i ROBERTS. Makers,
feS3 ~. 1UtA IT. Lear Gas Or1ce.
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K~KENNEBEc ICE.
THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY,
924 Penn. ave-.
Cordially invite inspection Of their storage factie. ct
the foot Of 10th and of 3st streets respectively The
building lately erected at the former
six Compartments. having aggregate capacity Of
5000 TONS,
And is not exceled by any structure for similar pur-
poses ON the Atartic coast. 1t is supplied with
KENNEBEC RIVER ICE
In crystal cubes Of absolute purity.
This corupany the Oldest established dealers in
ice within the District of Columbia Their has
its foundation in the confidence of the community,
gained and maintained by unvaryine regard for the
interests of customers and strict observance Of cor
porate obligation.
Critical investigation Of the system Of mechanical
production as now developed confirms the company in
the use exclusively of natural ice and abundantIy
dicstes for them the truth of the ma kim that
Ant may err. but n0turs cannot mise"
As heretofore announced ice will be supplied by the
comp any throughout the season
AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKET RATES.
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EFoR SALE
FOUR ECONOMICAL BUILDING
LOTS,
Each 1skx70 feet on R It, near 2lst;
side and rear alley. Will sell ct
very low price II taken at once.
ALSO
A beautiful lot on Howard ave..
Mount Pleasant, Immediately adjoin-
ing on the east the handsome house
recently erected by Mr.. Gale This
lot will also be sold at low price.
JOHN B. WIGHT,
apl7-2t 14OSh u.
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R~Do WE
Insist too much on quality We build
fine grade of work at q very mod
crate price.
We are carrying . larrer stock and
better assortment Of Carriages than
ever before and our ware rooms were
nsvee more attractive. We shall b
erati1ed to have you inspect our
stock before 1t IN broken.
ANDREW ,. JOYCE's SONS,
102s and 1880 Conn. ave.
EH. d. BARR,
- IMPORTING TAILOR,
iii Pa. ave.
ap1A Al Spring Novsltiss poosivoA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KSR- L. CALL MEMBERS OF PLASTER
80 ers' L. A. 1914. K. of l.. are hereby notified
to attend the next regular meeting OF the assembly
MONDAY EVENING, April 20, 1891. a. business Of
Importance requires your attention.
By order of the Assembly. spl7-H
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WE HAVE SPLENDID PROP
~ erty for sale at the corner Of 10th
and SITS. 1t has the unusual 'front.'
age Of 2i9 feet on 18th and 212 on 8,
with ample alley facilities As the
sits Of
HOTEL. APARTMENT HOUSE OR RESIDENCE
There is superior property in
the city. 1t can be purchased asa
whole or as subdivided. The situa-
ton and dimensions make il very
choice building site.
THOS. J. FISHER CO.,
1t 1924 st. NV.
R~IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTT-
49, more city on April 3, 1891, q decree was
ordered and granted that ANNIE POWELL BE d.
VOICED vinculo matrmonii from the defendant,
GEORGE w. POWELL. She will resume her maiden
name. ANNIE STEINMEIER. It,
HSSEVENTH DAY ADvENTISTS WILL
a m hold holds sabbath school at l9 M preaching.
subject; New Birth" Cabaugh Hall, 1880 l4th st.
NV You are invited. apI1-2t'
1[SOFFICE OF TERRY BROS, ELECTRIC
- Power Book and Job Printers. :5823 Az st n ".
10 the Public: We desire to inform the public that
run strictly UNION OFFICE. During the strike
our employees did not leave their and had no
cause TO do
The Columbia Typographical Union 10 very unfair
IN publishing only partial list Of the union Offices,
leading the public to SUPPOSE thst those pub
hshed were non-union. Respectfully.
PS-Frst class facilities for executing all kinds of
Printing neatly and promptly.
EsttInat ties furnished. It,
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NOTICE!
49, We beg cave to call the attention Of the pub
lie to our new Office, located at A0S 18th ST. n w. one
door north OF q. ave., where will keep full sup
ply OF ice hand All orders left here will receive
our prompt attention. Fair and legitimate prices.
TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY
Works, 2SS7-:l Water st., 6eorKetown.
Telephone: Works, 156 Office, LAG. apS-aw
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E~UDGINa FROM THE TRADE
~ We are doing this week We expect
10 be very busy this Afternoon and ali day
tomorrow. II you intend to purchase your
Spring OvercoAt q suit OF US We would be
pleased to have yen call as early as conven-
lent. so We will have lots of time to please
you.
GEORGE sPRANsY.
ap17 "a 18th q.
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HYGIENE ICE COMPANY,
No A1Q OH NJ N n

R~STHE HfGlkNIC ICE COMPANY.
No. 41s 9th st. NV,
Now that it is prepared to receive orders
and deliver its established routes the follow
lg3 pounds and GysE at rate of e cents 100 pounds
Smaller quantities 80
TINS s e been sd u beae
low prices. Early orders are solicited.
from the pure water Of the famous Federal spring
distilled and filtered in the freezing ii in.
manufacture, anu comparative test duraDility
and purity of s product with other offered
The management of the company in the hands Of
nobinson, Chr Heurich, j. Harrison johnson. Peter
H. MIA. =, $ Smith. S. v. CurriGen. Theo. J. Mayer
anu VIZ: T. Chandler apo-3m
1SSTMPoRTANT NOTICE
GAS coNsEHMERs.
Arrsrrements have been made for the convenenceof
q. s,ty By which they can their bills curing
iHL NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
THE WEST END "a SAr1osAL BANK
Ri,s raid on or bef9re the 18th OF each month. AND
o:1,T WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
RsoUR SHIRT TRADE STILL BOOMs!
FnSd sHkT Z ap
ers are placing their orders freely. Our NEW impor-
arrived and aftentoh 0' as hese
goods e1nn9f 6e dnp,eted it would be wise to place
dprt,Sns q The Sorld's best looms p T. HAIL.
XIV ar. selling
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, Ito. EACH.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. e. rs DOZEN.
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE,
With Spring Hinges. Hook and Eyean Knob. q each
rs FIT. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE.
With Couplings and Patent Nozzle. q each.
GARDEN HOSE REELS. &c. FACE.
FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, ss. 2.
3oUAsT ICE CREAM FREEZER. q. IS EACH.
POULTRY NETTING. PINCH MESH, Der 100 squsr,
feet. zoe.
POULTRY NETTING. LIGHT WEIGHT, per 10(
square fest, Coo.
BARBER 3 ROSS.
COR nth AND @ SITS. NV.
Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. ap7-Sm
%Do We
Insist too much quality. We build
ma pxxla xf vv.<<1-
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
lHE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST co.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION
DOLLARS.
=
Actsas
Executor,
Administrator,
Trustee,
Fiscal Agent,
Guardian.
Treasurer for corporations,
Registrar.
Manages Real Estate assumes general charge Of
the business of nOn-residen;s
Call or write.
Temporary Ofices. 1OO1 st. NV.
OFFICERS.
BRAINARD Fl. WARNER. President.
JOHN JOY EDISON, Vice President.
WILLIAM b. Robson, Secretary.
WILLIAM b. GURLEY, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
John I. Arms. John Ridout
ehares b Bailey, George 7. Sehafer.
mas y Baker, n. II. Shea,
James l.. Barbour, Thos Someryle.
H. :. CUMMINGS. John A. swope,
=. = Dar4lnetOh. j. D SwOrInsJedt,
John Joy Edison. George 1ruesdell.
VIM. b. Gurey, b. ii. Warner,
John A. Hamilton. A A. Niison
Albert F. Fox. i. d. Wine,
o. c. Green, s " woodward
1onn D. Larner, A. ,. Worthlngton. 1t
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L.nns. Try "OnAxer BIossoM-
Cures fsrrsse diseasss. months trs@tinene Of;
.i is sSs 81. :. H:,i promptly a'a .v, AH
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~FOR SALNwAREHOUSE SITE
Between the tracks Of the B. and o.
r. R., fronting on three streets, with
alley in the rear. containing nearly
5000 square feet; street cars and
hsrdics pass the front Of the property
on H Ut. and accommodation trains
stop at the door; will b. sold at res
sonable price.
JOHN b. WIGHT,
ap16-H 14O6h Ut.