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PREDICTING OFFICIAL ORANGES.

Secretary Proctor % succssd seassns n
munds and Gen. Alger the Fermsr.
CINCINNATI, May l-Gen- veasey, oon-
manderin-chief Of the Grand Army. Who =
here. says that Secretary Proctor viii succeed
Edmunds in the United States Senate and thas
Gen. Alger win 60 into the cabinet - Procsors
SUCCESSOR.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY CRoUSsE of the Treas
ury Department has returned to Washington
from his visit to New York and was at his desk
at the Treasury Department today.
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R~wE DENY NOTHINai
That Shirts a1s the nsss Dsts@pssd
Perfection guaranteed or no sale.
MILLER'a
Succsssorto
ELLERY CO.,
shirtmaksrs. Ladies' and Gentlsmenp Outhttesa
fel2-3m 18th and Pa. ave.
ICE.
THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY.
ga Penn. ave.,
Cordially invite inspection Of their storage facilities AZ
the foot Of 10th and of Sls Streets respectively The
building lately erected at the former site II divided into
nA Compartments. having an Aggregate capacity Of
5000 TONS.
And II not sxcelled by any structur, for similar Dur
poses on the Atlantic coast. 1t Is supplied With
KENNEBEc RIVER ICE
In crystal cubes Of absolute purity.
This company the oldest established d>als,~ In
ice within the District Of Columbia Their success hss
gained and maintained by unvaryins regard for the
interests Of customers and strict Observance Of
porate obligation.
Critical Investigation Of the system Of mechanical
the use exclusively of natural ice and abundantly vim
dicstes for them the truth Of the maxim that
Art nay err. but nature cannot nsiss"
As heretofore announced ice will b supplied BIZ thu
company throughout the season
AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKErRArKs
ap2-lm
SExCURsION AND PICNIC PRINT
~ my special prices for Churches and
Charitable Organizations.
512 18th st.n.w.
BYRON 8. ADAMS,
n7-3m PRINTER,
ISSUE OF STOCK.
OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
AND FIRST PAYMENT.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1000 = 81.
Monthly payments q. 90 Per shars.
ASSETS q. ~. 7sa %.
me 21ss iss1s q SICK epsn for subscription end
On;cs hour. FROM Z: m. to- ,. m daily, On ths
fn cs - " Sccn month ths oes wa b open
psnphlets and intosmsticn cenesrnips the ohsscs
and edvantsgss Of the assoctasioa funisksd UPON a
THOMAS soNx1vlIIR. PA
mo- 'or EDISON. s'as. ssao-sf
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Record was today made Of the purchass by
the United States Of Ellen d. Lane and The
Warrington and 0sorgstewn Railroad Company
for ola, 900 lots II 70 10, square e7s-the
Haltby House propsrty-A fssS on B street
and 1850 Ssss on New Jssssy avenue north
vosk
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FINANCIAL.
RAKE OPPORTUNITY Is OFYEkED SNAIL

A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS oFYERED SMALL
i.rS. once N placn Their savings in guaranteed
Of o IF trSs on up
lots are sold pay 30 40 premium and in default of
os Ia. All nss
OF this desirable and safe ury semi-monthly pay
month WI" f nfeeEisa a"inf IN Resent
s94 ST.. Washington city. D. G.
-NB;-A separate lot 5OI150 feet secures each note
hcn.s Of this city oss of noD
FesSTn,s promptly Responded No S1rcup,1 o,.
Two MORE WILDCAT .'sIcK,BENEFIT AND
delpha How much more evidence do you want OF the
ess as the N ss Yo1H
Do be careful! Write me. CHAS. L: GURLEY,
apae With Equitable Life Assurance s Society T
L OF WASHINGTON.
Chartered by special act of ConVress January 1887
TRUST COMPANY
Under act Of Congress Of October l. 1890
This company becs to announce that il has received
from the controller Of the its certificate Of
iss u'ae' As -e' Oh congress OF October l.
heretofore and for twenty -four year. past. this
company will receive securities slverware and other
yauables Tor safe keeping IN its building and
proof vaults which have time locks and ali other mod
ern appliances
Der l. 1850 and the serticss Of the controer Of The
Currency that has fully complied with in ali
respects this company will. addition the business
h-retofore transacted by it, utor admins
traitor. receiver assignee and committee or Guardian
of estates and will receive and trusts every
description committed to BY any court by indi-
NiduAs.
All trust funds and trus. Investments are kept seps-
rate and apart from the assets OF the COMPANY BE-
sades which protection the company has q capital Of
el.0OO,OuO
DEPOSITS will be received from ten cents upward and
interest viii be allowed such deposits.
Wills receipted for and Kept without charge.
BENJAMIN y. SNYDER, President,
CHARLES c. CLOVER, First Vice President.
JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Seoond Vice President.
l.. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. SrURTEVANT, Secretary
Directors
william z. Clark, K Ross Perry
Lewis Clephane, George II. Plant,
Matthew, q. Emery, l.. Francis Riggs.
Charles c. Glover, Zsnas C.. Robbins
Thomas Hyde, John r. RODGERS
Charles A. James, BENJAMIN p. snyder,
James ii. Johnston. Albert L. Sturteyant.
John q. PArke. Henry A. willard,
aplltr Andrew Wylie.
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Tn o. 8. 8. OMAHA sailed last evening from
Mayatan, Mex, for San Francisco.
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B1sasrch Undeubesdly nssssd.
BxnLu, May The lsssst returns fron -
supplementary election for . nsnbsr II he
rsichstAg from the Gestemunds distziss shov
the figures 10 stand - follows Bimsrsh, laSoo,
scunAlfsldx, 6,e0Q
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0ovHRNMRNI RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internalr eve-
nue., e4s5, 8S3; customs, sac, 4O1.
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The o. 8. g. JAMESTOWN arrived at Fortress
Monroe yesterday.
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RSELDER O.. A. OLSEN, PRESIDENT
~ general conference Of Seventh Day Advent
ists will preach at IL :15 a. m, SATURDAY, May 2,
ut Cabaugh Hall. 1880 14th st. All invited It.
T~sIxTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY
WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SOCIETY,
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
MAY 3. 1891 at O'Clock Pm.
Rev. DR.. A. W. Pitzer will preside.
Addresses will be delivered by
REV. DIR. W. A. BARTLETT,
JUSTICE BREWER of the Supreme Court of theU g..
MIR. j. b. WIGHT Of the Committee Of Distribution
And the PRESIDENT.
The collection will be for continuing and completing
the canvass. At least 81 600 should be raised.
Music led by the precentor and organ. my1-2t
R@OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
~ District Of Columbia, Washington
April 30 1S91.-The attention Of taxpayers is called
levied for the year ending June 30 1901 on
real and personal property The second half of such
tax where not previously paid will become due and
payable the LIST day OF May, and not paid before
the LIST day Of June ensuing shall thereupon be in
rears and delinquent, and penalty, per centum
upon the amount thereof shall be added and the same
with other due and arrears shall listed for
advertisement and sale in the prescribed by
existing law. By order of the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia. Attest: Z. G. DAVIS, Col
lector OF Taxes. DC. my1-26t
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~THE INDEPENDENT ICE
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.,
Servo all parts Of the city and Mount
Pleasant.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT
On all tickets purchased or ordered from
office.
COR. 18TH ST. AND PA. AVE.
apl0-1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~1. o. F.-NAoMI REBEKAH DEGREE
ssd Il odd GsEs No lA SPECIAL MEETING viii Rs
FRIDAYl EVENING. at O'Clock. 70 make arrange
os sRkkH M sASpEhsSA Re- Sec Noble eF'nf
EesCoTTIsH RITE, MITHRAs LODGE OF
he On mi e ssa
o'clock Work 4th and 18th degrees: Candidates are
r.SusseS to report to the master Of ceremonies at
order ahfx II hSsF ~ ST..
En IHE sy 81 gsEt S2sf! OF THE DIS
.' EaSisy No. =. se sens boe ffe ~ NJ
described 6ens part Of tract q lana called fetch
shs ale on IL.
s & the e.
ordered adudEed and decreed that said sale BE- and
contrary 5sshOwn on before the 2sth day Of May.
Provided . copy of this decree be published in the
week for three suocessi1 w weeks seios. ssid
Tn. ,on a; 3; AAaNEs. Associate Justice :,
nSffsssssv rest Clancy, s ASK Ss; Clerk.
Fs pug H. bosom saS SIs:: s 5Ss vim
Factory on premises. myl-3m
E~aEANULLATEp SUGAR, Sc. PER POUND.
sNs :chin: ORANGE M;rn. L 2ss: per jar:
B:ss: aa:s H. BE-: IL. and
PHILIP H. WARD.
ap8-1m Pennsylvania ave- and 21st u.
~ HENRY J. FINLEY.
ZEvELY 4 FINLEY
Beg TO announce O their frienda tha
pSSlic that they hsvs opened re-, real, estate
.,,.s,. ossrcr' PACIFIC Bg " !,
E~NEW BULLETIN JUST OUT CALL
THoS G. HENsEY CO.,
my1-12t LOO st. Nv.
.E<xES's OUTING SHIFTS TO oRDER.
Flsnns Six Ssdra. and cnsVio. iOr Mems S:eiiss
shirts 10 complese and embrace: AL the new spd cor
Mort We us. only n: bsst materials: employ nor.
~Orlmanskp ssy, o. nnish and scisn.ne psriscsion
e. materials and prtcss ehesfultv furnished on aJ-
Leave your orders It Mem. Department. first floor.
mh2O-3m WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
K~PHYsIcIANs AND DENTISTS.
Please look over your bill. heads note heads. pre-
in need Of some OF these supplies. Should you find
this to be the case send me an order for them.
H. L. MCQUEEN,
Printer and Publisher,
my1-3m l106-1116 1t. n. W.
ROWNERS OF WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c,
~ left with the late Thos. Thompson at 81 43
4 hereby
they vii Be MSRa
1.-THE BISHOP OF MARYLAND WILL
I'd. W administer the rite of confirmation
on t at
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FINANCIAL.
A SUGGESTION TO FRIENDS
FROM
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.

COMPANY
When you 20 abroad the country for relaxation
and freedom from business anxiety and care you do
not wish TO carry with yOu q memorandum Of notes
and interest falling due during your absence.
This would defeat in large measure the end and OBJ
3ect Of your AUNT
To avoid all this place your securities with the
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
shieh Will collect maturing notes and interest and
remit you reinvest desired 1t will also attend
carefully large line of business at cost to you
almost nominal considering the responsibility assumed
and the security offered
You nvitsd call az the Office where all that the
Company proposes to do in this direction will be fully
nd chserfully explained to by the officials having
these affairs in charge When you return from your
"Trip you will ind the Company occupying its new
building corner Of 9th and sts-. In which every
a1lty for transscting business viii be found com
bined with absolute security.
OFFICERS.
Brainard II. Warner President.
John joy Edison. Vice President.
". 3. Robson. Secretary.
VIM B. Gurley. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
6sha T. Arms John Ridout
rhsrlss D. Bailey, George T. schafsr.
kChAs. =. Baker, n. II. Shea.
lanes l. Barbour, Thos. Someryille,
b. g. Cumrn4nxs John A. svope,
b j. Darlington. J. 8. Swormsteit,
Pohn JOY Edison. George Truesden.
VIM B. Gurley. b. r. Warner,
tohn A. Hamilton. A A Wilson,
AIbcrt r. Eox- l. d. Wine.
%. c. Green 8. W. Woodward.
John b. Ixrner A. g. Worthington. 1t
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ABOUT RESPONSIBILITY.

L CAPITAL Of One Million Two Hundred and
ursy thousand DoilArs means . liability Of
double thiz amount. or TWO MILLIONS FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Again,
the Com psny II under Tie same supervision a
Sssaonai Banks-the Comptroller Of the Cur
rsncy, with whom one quarter Of the capital Of
ths company % deposited - security.
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%~REMOvAL.-TO THE LADIES AND THE
public in general-Mrs. G. Wagner likes
to announce her removal to 1896 14th st. and the
ing of her Ladies' Undressing Parors and Toilet
Bazaar Saturday. May
Yours. very respectfully.
myl-N' Mrs. q. WAGNER.
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STORAGE BRANCH

The American Security and Trust Company has
ppls facilities for the storage Of portable articles
q every description II you going to break
Pup housekeeping for . season two. we will
Isek. move and store your household effects 1T
he kfnimum VI cost. The ware house wAs con-
Bsr'pctsd solely for storage purposes and is IRE
fproof and burglar proof. The eomp any will also
Incvs your effects from one place to another N
this city, or viii pack and ship your effects from
This CRY to any point desizsd. Gully ''eIpers'
lnovsrs, pscken and shippers employed.
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QUESTIONS.
sff. fS,.!s .!!.! .S?
Why not relieve yourself of the worry and an
Isoyances Incident to the personal MANAGEMENT Of
hour properties by placing the same in the hands
bf the American Security aud Trust Company:
Settlemsnfs and remittSnces when desired
| Why not relieve your mind Of all doubts as 20
he faithful execution of the provisions of your
VIII By naming the American Security and Trust
company to act n executor or administrator.
Wills kept free Of charge.
Why not invest your money In debentuIe bonds
br first mortgages through the American Security
bnd Trust Company. such investments
Booked after by the company. thus SAVING you
kny further trouble. expense or worry. Interes:
ksrritted desired
Why not rent . safe deposit box for the safe
tkseY,ins Of your important documents. jewelry
md other small vAiuAbles, Boxes. sl0. Sl5 and
~ per snnum-
Why not deposit your inactive funds with the
Aneriean Security and Trust Company and
bstve interest thsreou' Keep your money 81 work
barring money. We receive On depost either
bmkN OF large amounts
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THE AGREEMENT WITH SPAIN.
Blaine Receives IL and Discusses II
With Gen. Foster.

HE DECLINES TO TALK UPON THE SUBJECT UNTIL
THE PRESIDENT SHALL HAVE KxANrSED n
SPAIN WANTED TOBACCO INCLUDED, But THAT
WOULD HAVE MADE IT A TREATY.
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Thursddv, April 80. 1891.
A CHANCE IN TROUSERS!

Thursday, April 80. 1891
A CHANCE IN TROUSERS!
Having run across lot Of Mems
Troussrings at . special" pricsI
offer you excellent chance to
secure pair below the usual hg-
ufes. You will be surprised at
the dressy styles in Imported
TrOussrings now offered at %.
$40 and Sl2 Two dollars more
apair wouldn't be cent too high.
q. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert in Trousers"
MA Cor. 9th and G sts NV.
is GOOD
REFRIGERATOR WEATHER,
And the WISCONSIN PEERLESS il the
best.
For sale only by W. Il. HOEKE, srH ST.
AND PENN. AVE, SOLE AGENT.
1t In made of solid oak. cabinet finished
and mineral hber filed. Guaranteed perfect
or money cheerfully returned. sp16-1m
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AMERICAN
RDlrDrrN .~n rnr-c -

AMERICAN
sEcrRITY AND TRUST CO
n L britton-. President
C. j. bel--.-....... First Vice President
4 A ThomAs- Second Vice President.
Percy B. Aeszxsr ......... Treasurer.
George Z Ennons s...re.ary
- ashinston Directors: PhIadelphi. Directors;
4 7. B-1ttOn. william u. Coates.
e. J. Bell. Robert Dornzn.
A. ". Bsveyidss. Daniel Donovan
Heavy 7. Biount. John y. Hutchinson.
Cha. c. Duncanscn. John 8. jerks.
1asxhsw g. Emery. Henry g. Louchksiu.
jams L Fitch. Caleb J. Milne
John Z. Hsrren Charles Porter
John 4 NeLsAn. Asn X. Rssd.
Narsm =. Morris. IS. SHARP
/CrosbJ s. Neyss. william Werner.
. n Pkrker. Harry y. West
1ADss q. Payne.
W. 8. Thompson. Once: 1919 @ st. nv.
4 Thomas. A%ware houss: 1ls0
erJ A willard. lS<h n-w.-0A
NO w. ooHsoN JNS 60. Y nN19th s,SEf
~ coRsox B NAcARTNKY.
.oIovKa BgILpING. lfl9 sr. NV.
- Dsgessss EreA.ass.. Le.as Collections
3s@ors sSssss - - 'A.-a''sh.-' S''''a .nc
e. s::s.:. e: i i::ss.:. -! Pre- F:ls
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s2S9. 34334
s29e. 3i3. "a

As we are neither q bank nor q trust company We
snnOt indulge in very large figures, yet. merely
Building Association, the above take il. Is
very rsspe table showing We doa very careful and
legitimate business and We do it econo mcay. giving
the members the benefit of that economy in good
interest dividends and at the time aordins the
borrowers assistance in the shape Of ayan
reasonable and extremely accommodating terms.
Weare paying three different rates of profit to our
subscribers viz. per cent per annum shares with
drawn before maturity; per cent per annum
special payments. interest paid monthly IL desired
and money re: urned ON demand without waiting. and
u per cent per annum on the matured shares. We
redeeminE the first and second series II per
Cent per annum profit
We make advances of sl5O on each share for 81 per
month. $50 FIVE shares for $40 per month"; 81 $50
on seven shares for sl4 per month. 81. 500 ten
shares for sO per month 90, 900 twenty shares for
% Per month These payments run for one hundred
months. and then your property is free from debt.
This IL much better than paying rent Shares
always be taken and no back dues required. You
can settle ons more advances at time and stop
the paying Of interest those advances thus settled
up. We afford every facility and accommodation TO
our members to acquire property or to rood fair
tnteresE their SAVINGS. Our ONCE sos 18th
NV. and our meetings the FIRST Wednesday in
each month Once always open for business
a. C. Duncanson Prssi't. Lewis Abrsnzn Vice Pres't
Francis G. sA1ton. Treas. John Cook. Secretary.
5O6ll,h St.
Andrew GLASS, Fw. Brandenburr.
p seville. VIM q. Goods.
Charles Baum. Vim. R. Hillyer,
A. y. Ms,k<r. c. ". schell.
C. Bankss Brookes.
CHARLES +. BENJAMIN,
nyl-Ss Attorney 90 COrcorsn building.
Tie American Security and
Trust Company 10 the only
trust com pdnv In this esty hGU-
ing a capital u one MILTON tlrO
hundred and inv thOusand
dollars.
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FIDELITY
SuLpINa AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
si3 AND s15 81. NV.
Has the best plan devised for securing Home.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY
Any amount ned, repayable S13 per month each
81 600 advanced Shares. Il per month, maturing
in lo2 months, t9r $40; Proht; ass;
Six PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON
SPECIAL PAYMENTk
Harrison Dingman, Prss Alonxo Tweedale SEQ
Geo " Leach. v Pres. Andrew Wall Mgr.
o. I. Thompson. Treas. Gen' ]. L. smith, Atty.
TRUSTEES;
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
A. II. Britton. Pres't.
DEPOSITORY.
ap2o-tr CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
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~ STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The nrst meeting Of the stakeholder. OF the Unver:
sal Gas and Fuel Company will be held at the Office of
tss 20 le sryfSH Il t5s GtX
1891, for the purpose Of passing bylaws, slectfng
board Of directors and trsnsscne other business
InestinS Done on the 2Sd day Of April 1851 by or.
der of the undersigned ncorporators.
THOMAS RIGGS,
FRANCIS ROTCH,
HUGH S. THOMPSON.
VIM. 8. WHITLEY
ap24&m1 H ASHTON RAMSAY.
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KSAMERICAN ICE COMPANY
~ Main Office. cor. 1Oh and sts NV
a. ooo roxs ppeslls sP 49, Az; pvxonscor
RIVER ICE to be had at our depots and from RED
WAGONS at LOWEST PRICES. LIBERAL Dis
COUNT on tickets at Office. Don't need BOILING
no surrounding EayeyardssT sewers. NochemicalA
Coz b St n. W. and 10th and + SITS. a W. where IN
DEPENDENT DRIVERS AND CONSUMERS can be
supplied. Dealers in COAL, WOOD AND LATHS.
4. M. WILLIS.
fel4-3m Vice President and Nansger
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~FINEG ro Bgs TfnSs n PROPERTY IN
The owner Of lot. 120x12O, located on or Bridge
st near High, would lease for term of years and put
up such building as tine party might desire This 10
considered one OF the best business points in George
town. being the center of three street railroads (elec
tric, Arlington and Washington and GeorReown). 1t
Is well adapted for large grocery combination
store, or in fact for any large or heavy business
Satisfactory terms can be made by applying to
LATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers,
ap30-5t 14O9 st. near Q. S. Treasury.
K~To THE PUBLIC.
We present our compliments and would be pleased
to have you call and inspect new enterprise.
''oUR NEW BUILDING"
Is complete and every department is stocked with
the best and newest ideas known the trade. and
prices will always be low for similar goods any
house in the United States.
Opening day. Saturday, May 2. 1891.
Yours respectfully.
8. BIEBER,
Souvenirs to all. Star Clothier,
ap30-2t 003 to 909 Sth st. Sc.
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R%YOU ARE TAKING CHANCES.
~ Yes, very great chances.
Every day you delay
Taking ont policy
ARafnst loss of time life or limb with the
New York Accident Ipsyrsnce Company
Consult THOMAS THOMAS 6r31 St.
ap25-2m Resident Managers.
@-DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY-IT rs
~ with pleasure ] am enabled to announce to
my friends patrons and the public in general that the
DEXTER Steam Laundry (Old and reliable. essab-
lshed 1879 will occupy. when additions and neces
NJ. DEXTER. ap23-lm
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- WANTED IT KNOWN THE L. RICE
~ Carpet Cleaning Works. ABB Maine ave.
s.w, the oldest in Washington. still in operation.
telephone call 35-5 C. o. d. aplS-lus
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In Indiana

TERRr HAurE, IND, May Mot lees thAn
5000 miners in Indiana quit work last night be-
cause the wage scale for the year beginning 10
day had not been signed.
BRAzIL, IND, May The miners strzks D
on today and L. 500 block coal miners md -
bituminous coal miners are in it,
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The American Security and
Trttst Company 10 the only
trust com pdny In this eity hGv-
ing capital zone MILTON tIro
hundred and INV th0usand
Goll1rs-
, 1891-04-28

served deity cold meats, salads, ices,
cake, fruit, nuts and coffee.
After the banquet dancing was resumed
at Keefe hall aud ten more numbers were
danced before the strains OF Home.
Sweet Home gave notice that the
Wyoming celebration of the seventy
second anniversary of the most charitable
and fraternal order in the world was at
an end.
The committees under whose charge
the perfect arrangement of the day were
carried out were as follows: Arrange
ment, Charles Wllseck. L. Kabis, Z. W.
Mann, NJ. Wasserman, Joseph Dlllman,
VIM. Murphy, W. A. Wyman. Re
ception, f. s. Cady. A. Adamsky, c. c.
Lassen. f. Hoffman and J. Volk. Floor,
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MessersmIth, G. H. Bedggood, and p. l.
Smith.
, 1891-04-28
/. O. O.. F.
Visitors From Wyoming and Colo
RADIO Cantons in Cheyenne.
The Seyenty-second Anniversary
of Their Order.
A Splendid Street Parade During
Yesterday Afternoon.
A Brilliant Ball and Banquet Close
the Celebration.

The fellows who weren't Odd Fellows
were the odd fellows Yesterday. Mem.
bers Of the society captured the town to
celebrate the seventy-second anniversary
Of Odd Fellowship. Visitors seldom got
a more cordial reception. Their was
genialItY in the air and ~friendliuess on
every hand. The weather was very little
short of perfection. The air was balmy,
with a just perceptible touch of GOODNESS
in it so that wen vigorous out door exer-
else might be taken without any unpleas-
ant effects. The streets were in excellent
condition for a parade, which permitted
the best of marching in the ranks and
added a positive enjoyment to the exer-
else. The entire town had a gala APP
pearance. The celebration looked a good
deal like an old fashioned Fourth of July
affair. Flags floating from a good many
fagstaffs and flags and buntings were dis
played everywhere in the business part OF
the town and a number of private houses.
There was lightness and color on every
Size and the sight must have been a very
pleasing one to the visitors. The down
town streets were well crowded during tile
entire day. They were thronged about
the hour when the procession was adyer.
fused to move.