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RA SPECIAL NOTICE
~ TO THE
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS OF WASHING

TON.
as s.s sss s . &
Hence there 10 no other house that possibly do
e. both
Glass Secqre my prices or give me . personal call.
you my enormous Glass stock and business have have
N addo M To the the
kept on hand; 90 this to secure the lowest prices
When special hurry for glass Try me- and
| will prove to you the promptest system here. The
~ - cHxs. E. aoDeK1Ns.
.pea-e. 5fs III * s.. NV.
E@ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
- Members are informed that the new trade
CARTS and books. running to April 1892 are now ready
face Of the old pink cards expiring April, 1891 and
the
will not recognize the old cards after April 3d. 1s9l
k kGEsEE ioos a. "a sad Asa p os.
J. w. MARSHA. 800 H ST., Cash Room Treas Dept ,
and sfh fGp Il ssnsS 20 sn and
EG. E EASM.GHT5 6S3 Mass ave & 4sh A Once.
S S sSfEHi + ~; i once.
re 4 hs Fen o Once. Treas
joins S9i I MY s Pa Ssns 1os
r sAY SEb, 5g 18Th = ne. Z: and p g.. War.
&c Bk6MS. a. t and i4 T. j. a ave. tdrus store,
p n p PAWS ISL 1913 10Th s.. Bu: Enc and Printing.
m. ANDRUS, 4S X. j, ave-. G. L. O., Int. Dept.
J. +. PAGE, Grocer, 1910 st. NV.
Il l. TWAdEaTTTS ksff43 i + Il. u MI!
A. NJ. SALMON, 1893 18th st. NV.
By order Of the executive committee;
R~sERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
~ ASSOCIATION,
NEW 27TH SERIES.
Books for subscription to stock in the
Are open at the office Of the secretary and treas
urer. Kellogg building.
SHARES-eI EACH
NO BACK DUES TO PAY.
FOUR PER CENT ADDITIONAL INTEREST ON
DEPOSITS
stock subscribed
Over 1900 shares have been subscribed In the
SERIAL since organization showing its popularity,
medium to persons wanting money for purchasing
homes or other purposes.
The secretary and treasurer, Jno. A. Prescott will
be happy to give all necessary information concerning
tons be obtained Of him at office where also
stock may be for and dues paid every week
day between the hours Of Z. m. and 4 80 pm.
RoBT. G. CAMPBELL. 5l7 10th st. NV
DAVID p1xoSN Vice .u Rrssdsn a:0.,,, ono.
Department.
Directors:
EE 4 p ITEHR1Il. SES. VI CHASE.
e oAAAAJ W. ST. 81 1FkihMiS'
mo- hsiSs EfsGo II HsiiSsT buirdinx
ap21-2U 1416 st. NV.
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(@sECURE DRY BAsEMENTs AND CFI-
LARS, &c,
from material that will never deteTiorste hy an
By using
POTOMAC BLUE STONE.

y Il cheaper than brick. An leinch soundsticu
manship--for the same cost ~ 14inch brick wall.
For heavier walls the cost 10 much lees in proportion
point the river front BY wagons 70 any part O.
the city.
Quarries extending 2H miles on the Potomac b.
tween Aqueduct and Chain bridgee:
bridge stone, block stone for buldng fronfn rnnRo
and broken ashier work. Also broken stonS, -
binder and granothtc. Pure Eround Stone dnst r .
Broken STONE from elevated bins loaded upon W..
sels and Ea9ons Thee Stone wsry 49, TO build the
Oethotc Untversity, 0eoryetown Collego and many
other l.rss budinss IN the cty. so foundsliops
Ct most q the lsxye goysslnsnt buildinU N Wash-
Boz q Buildess' Exchango.
s0iiIs. ida, In POTOMAC STOKE co.
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K@BMk.AsSIKSEII1sss; ,..,,,,,.. .,, ,,o-,.,
as to how they should be laundried and
nc snd ad9sss sS a to
Of our wagons will call for them.
IoLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
N~N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Holding special term fof Orphans Court business.
In the a,tsr Of ts e IT, 81 Lizzie Cannon ,.,s
Of the District Of Columbia deceased. No. ls2.
Application for the probate of the last will and esta-
ment and for letters on the estate Of the
said deceased. has this day been made by Harry W.
All persons interested are hereby notified to appear
z 0slOes 70 'aoy s.ass WY ne SAID YIN
should NOT issue as prayed Provided copy q this
Law Reporter and Evening Star previous
Test %SfSfr Register 81 viii. for the Di;.
0l s. Ie I. THOMAS. Proctor. .p14-1.waw
S THE s TEfGF SE S SSESa 81 THE DIS
Holding special term e, 0fsRhans Court business
the matter Of .Ss estate q May rsnsen. late Of
the District of Columbia, deceased. No 40s4. Admin
Application for the probate Of the Las. win and ...s.
S:s
!Ohnston An person, inssssssd are hereby notified
next. a. Y O'Clock m: 70 .hoE cause why ths aid
s :s % q.
= :ssi Il.
z 'es q WI. sSs S:
Of s ce r. THOMAS. Proctor. .p14.l.wsw
<T6 r THE sg 81 G5Eu S2Skr OF THE
the IN day Of April, 1891
Er..fIfn AnutR Of n n En0
hsIs at law Of Psssr Holman or Hooinsn No.
On motion Of the PLAINTIFF. BY Mr.. james H. Smith.
their solicitor it is ordered that the defendants the
~ ssrs 4 OF psssf hs 70 r.
entered herein before The rst rule day occurring
s as n 81 Default
The Ds Of es . sS' i sO nes s. It'll: e %
esorxetown pu9liestion Of this order Is to be made
in the Washington Las Reporter and in the Washing
ton Evening Star.
= Is ;: sSs''' Skias Si:; s,ss &C.
R~N The sUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
.sr..,. w. ssssi. Z, az XII asss'-s. ,ss
On motion 9. tn. g!.la.Is y n; Jane. z Smith
his is oresd that the Sus
q the T.t forty days 5si1
o6jse. Of suit i. 70. absolute dissolution
pubication q this order is to made once week ioi
Wsshinston Law Reporter and in the wasSinxt ton
Evening Star.
BY the court: A. r. HAGNER, Justice. &c.
True cory. Test. r.. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
ap14-law:3w By NJ A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk.
K~N THE syR Ec4 Ne S coYRT 81 THE Dis
holding Q special term for Orphans Court business,
April 10, 1891.
In the matter of the estate Of Alfred c. Perry late Of
the District Of Columbia. deceased - No. 1858.
Admin Doc. H.
Application for letters Of administration the es-
Of the said deceased has this day been made by
WILLIAM H.. HOEKE. All persons interested are
hereby notified e appear N this SQUIRT on FRIDAY.
cause why letters admnissrson the estate Of the
said deceased should not issue ~ prayed. Provided.
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter. and In the
-'sh'As ''i 81 Il: court: 4. b HHGNRR, Justice.
Test L. r. wklGHT. ,Rsgistsr Of Wills for The
E~H. D. BARR
49, rnrpopWrvr0
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, gill. 945; customs. cess, 504.
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Pennsylyania ave- and 11tb n cshIs iinae
wanting earth hlling requested to address CON.
TRACTOR. corner 18th and @ SITS. NV. ap16-lms
R~PHoTOGRAPHIC NOTICE. ALL PER.
~ sons holding club tickets on Pper's gliery
9S7 Pa. notified that they can Be redeemed
any time before JUNE at Lardner's studio, AID 9Th
ST.. where they will receive my personal attention.
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."E A I B L A W M
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

"FAIRL LAWN"
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
The Baltimore n ore. an. ,S Ohio railroad WIN
sS%s Of
sssr. SsaG e s sns 'G aa
terms OF $40 cash and $40 per month.
Traded asa Sundre sss 81
proximity (the finest in the county, has
been completed and many new industries
tween Washington and Baltimore. With
out considering these advantages. then new
Ssss S. sSs fsS :a.
ala lots lsft which we are soing to offer
s :as r: g. snsy sTf :sa e.:
better take advantage OF this splendid
1ansy e s.ns arG inv sss ns
Laurel. Call at once and get in atorisi-
M B. Il. WARNER CO..
E~SDR. J. c. MCGUIRE HAS RETURNED TO
Deposit e CORNER ' 18th s: ssa -: as
r~A MASS MEETING Of THE KINGS
INC sons WI BE- hsa & she
' 's order
THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND
~ and one Of our customers We have provided
space for lunch room the sixth floor Of our 10th
street building and have opened the same. We ars
now prepared TO serve them in . hrst-cass manner.
mh2O3m WOODWARD LOTHROP.
W~CUsToM-MADE SHIRTS.
With our increased facilities In this Departments ~
better prepared than to execute your orders
for Custom Shirts. Any style, for ordinary
less occasions. made at short notice. and satis
faction guaranteed in every instance Now the best
time leave your orders. you will hnd shirt moro
short while.
Leave your order at Mems Furnishing Department,
mh2ltsm WOODWARD / LoTHRop.
NSTHE HYaIENIc ICE COMPANY.
No. 40 9th q. NV,
snS &c e Sis
iDoand' and SS,s At r..s of q csnss 100 pound.
e Ss,.,, !: on.D n !" :: :: e :: ::
Tos IS: peel, s:.s: Only Sp.as
y &. .i 's
disssd nd altered IN the procsss q ffessins 4 M
IA purity q is product with any other 10 O:ssd q
The man.ssmsnt Of the company a In the hands Of
the following trustees: Beriah wilkins, Bushrod
4: Hil: g smith: ). ". cal1sdsa. fSso. !: Hss:s
R~wE DENY NoTHIN0i
,es: s 20 ss =: :ss. q:
fssSscssoa sussanissd or no Sa' sais ' = -
NILLER's.
succsssoeto
ELLERY CO.,
shirtnaksrs, Ladiss' and GsntlsmsaS 0utAtssA
fo12-1m 18th and p. ave.
KsGSnnoRTAhT xoTdcH
q -, GAS coN6UMERs.
u Ag5q1nentg have been made foR the eoovealeneecf
feSooS S1nR IN the eastern and v001osn soc110oScl
Ass4 ~ Witch thsy can pay thsir a. bOlB11sia6
fET NATIONAL CAPITAL Rank
mn WEST END NATIONAL sAxx.
! fWaPof4S a 81 befQgo IL eth a each month, AND
14Q3& CAty. WI b eoaafisd 70 II dispuuns 6f26s
as 1zSExdrox ca Isan1 oolrAxx.
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GOOD STYLE, CORRECTNESS
. Of form and attention to details in
engraving, paper and printing are e.
tential to make wedding invitations
perfect
6EDNEY 4 ROBERTS. Makers,
fe23 4Ns lOth st., near Gaa Once
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RuDDrxs REMOVAL SALE
MAKES A DROP In FURNITURE.
wsAeW@ussa - anss sssek q Household Turni-
tuss 70 b found in this city.
FOR TEN YEARS.
As our patrons know. we have sold Furniture lower
than any other house, In Washington
FOR TEN YEARS
Our noneysavfn9 and satisfaction giving credit sys
tan has enabled houseisepers furnish their homes
ehssply and comfortably on credit than others
have dOns for cash-
But FOR TIE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
We sha1 offer our entire stock Of handsome. service
able and ssasonabe Furniture such as Refriserators
Baby Carriages. Mating. &c. at figures that will sur
pas IN eheapnsss. for cash credit cheap as
for sash, al former oferA
kyou donT want furniture now you VIII some day.
sad this 0fss VIII nsvsr occur again. 30 buy now.
RUDDEN.
THE FURNITURE DEALER.
spsln $50 and sa2 7th st. NV.
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.HAvE you SEEN THE
WISCONSIN PEERLEssy~
1t IL the best Refrigerator on the market.
Made Of solid oak. beautifully finished and
trimmed; filled with mineral fber. and
guaranteed perfect. Money cheerfully re-
funded If not as represented.
w.H. HoEKE. Sole Agent,
sp1e-1m sth st. and Penn. ave.
ICE.
THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY.
ga Penn. ave..
Cordially invite inspection Of their storage facilities at
the foot Of 10th and of 3st Streets respectively The
building lately erected Of the former site 10 divided into
SIX compartments, having an aggregate capacity Of
5000 TONS.
And Is not exceled by any structure for similar pur-
poses the Atlantic coast. 1t il supplied with
KENNEBEC RIVER ICE
In crystal cubes Of absolute purity.
This company the Oldest established dealers IN
ice within the District Of Columbia Their success has
its foundation in the confidence Of the community,
gained and maintained by unvarying regard for the
porate obligation.
Critical Investigation Of the system Of mechanical
production as now developed confirms the company in
the exclusively OF natural and abundantly vim
dicates for them the truth Of the maxim that
Art may err. but nature cannot mice"
As heretofore announced. ice viii be supplied BY tbs
company throughout the season
AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKET RATES.
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WE
Insist too much on quality! We build
. fine grade Of work at Q gerry mod
crate price.
We are carrying . larger stock and
better assortment Of Carriages than
ever before and our ware rooms were
never more attractive. We shall b.
Rratihed to have you inspect our
stock before 1t il broken.
ANDREW J. JoYCE's SONS.
1O2S and 1880 Conn. ave.
ap3-2m
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~THE INDEPENDENT ICE
COMPANY
Announce to the citizens Of Washington
that they are prepared % 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 81. AND PA AVE.
splO-1m
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RESA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
q q; ssSR n nfs
ERsd1 s0Gt' III & closed
- a, Dr. l; c. LooMIs hiteenth year and
has been said They travel 50 far and 50 little
De Without unSu. .sns K:
ssn seo OF art an; p sssSy
Lands the country Of the Rhine. Germany. switler
- Vim be :. no time in sA..s. Of strange.
With carefunsss for ae.a ths Is ~ Of
Sailing da.es june y and 90 Return dates, August
0c i5iHiT e. CO. ~ niH
~ chimes to give the highest degree Of satisfac-
uon we caution those having old ones of
S SSss s s:s
sSs Parts are used and only the most
% VII isfH's wlIsos 3, M 5,s :. CO.
E~YoU ARE TAKING CHANCES.
OS Yes, very great chances,
Every day yon delay
Against loss Of tine; life Or limb with the
@ S' fE SSSfss' l1ia5safi sc?BPins
ap25-2m Resident Managers.
K%msT.-NEw ISSUE OF STOCK.
OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
AND FIRST PAYMENT.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 F ST.
Monthly payments 81. 90 per share.
ASSETS q. 214. 73s 90.
The 21st issue Of stock open for subscription and
Once hours from m. to 30 p. m. daily. On the
hIst Wednesday in each month the office viii be open
Pamphlets and Information concerning the object
phcation at the office.
THOMAS sOMERvILLE. Prest,
JNo. JOY EDISON, secy. apl0-6w
We are selling
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES. 17c. EACH.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. e. rs DOZEN.
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE,
With Spring Hinges. Hook and Eye and Kndb each.
% FIT. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE.
With Couplings and Patent Nozzle. s2 each.
GARDEN HOSE REELS. 75c EACH
A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER. o. rs
3-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER. s1.a5 EACH.
POULTRY NETTING. PINCH MESH.
Per 100 square feet. zoe.
POULTRY NETTING. LIGHT WEIGHT.
Per 100 square feet, 60c.
BARBER 4 ROSS.
COR. nth AND SITS. NV,
Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. sp73m
EBur REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER'S
PARAGON" TYPEWRITER RIB
BoNs, our own manufacture. are By
far THE BEST IN the market soldsx-
elusivelyb By
wYCKoFF. sEAMANs 4 BFNEDIcr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ HoUsEKEEPERs. MER
CHANTS,

T Houst cKES4ss xEz-
SAVE YOUR VALUABLE FURs. wooLENs. &C..
u e 6 q D'si sssa x
IN s
life 10 BY keeping them in q cold. dry temperature
where neither tar tobacco nor any other vile smelling
MeTchanss and other: ns,.':d in
to their advantage to avail themselves of the facilities
Inquire q the ONCE Of the Center Ssriss. tn st.
wing '.-' 'A' ''''''0 PR e s. SMITH Clerk.
ms. eas coS Of p.Snf
iniucenents-a clean sweet storage room being pro-
vided for this purpose. ap27i6t
K~LECTUkE AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINN-
sa. sita Ef Ra:s :ssss;
ss.. nG.in ioc .nd &c. Born .p ish
N~OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.
third oor a: n.@ oS
Bank building 14l6 st. Apply at bank on first door.
70 sS. s.s Co. Ssls
K~sPEOIAL NOTICE.. PHILIP F. BEG
fsn FEET th s atsn 81. day Of April 1ss
s would ss y Sana yoa
one 81 their circulars, descriptive Of European tours
s %S,.s0nS' csfoSnis e1euIsioas. Ga md
K~ToURs TO EURoPE:-THE FOLLOWING
GSsn seds p rs AR h
81
ssi. found Inc bsSoni. ysry ssis ard
x sas
voyage has been very enjoyable. Before making
aE S' GS call
R~sCOTTIsH RITE-ROBERT DE BRUCE
hsa at t e No. Th ssa
.S IL HOLT ESit ?sa "a DECREE degree Recorder
R~MAsONIC-THE REGULAR RENDEz.
April w g 3ss Z. :: ives Wss;
.p i HSsSs s. By T 3tsf1 s
ROOM No Il f SH;d;: A S :s X ss
evening oomrsSss Of other sI posts cOrdsiiS
. " u CHURCH Aa'sti FRa5Mrnor. Commander.
~GRAND STREET PARADE.
a GRAND STREET PARADE OF THE INDIE
PENDENT ICE COMPANY will take place on TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY. April % and %. over the
TUESDAY. APRIL D.
Leave Ice Houses 9th street wharf at $50 D. m, %
a.ss: 9 s:: !:
Bn.e. TO IN; to Maryland ave. to II. to Nsv Jersey
ave. n. w.. to X, TO Rhode Island ave. to 9TH. to D.
to Pennsyivans ave.. 30. to s.w.. to Water st.,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL o.
Leave Ice Houees 9th street wharf. At 2:30 D. m a.
follows Water st. to 11th to B. to 12th to Pennsyl-
yania to Congress- to Bell, to 29th to p to New
Hampshire aves to O. to 10TH to Massachusetts, ave-.
to 18th. to T, to 18th, to New York aver, to 18th
Georgetown teams leave the line and proceed via
Pennsylvania TO their depot), to Pennsylvania
ave.. to alto G,to Water st., to Ice Houses. sp72t
~DIvIDEND NOTICE
~ WASHINGTON, d. c., April D. 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that cash dividend Of IL per
cent has been declared the capital stock Of
WASHINGTON Real Estate Company" out of its net
earnings since its organization and will be payable
the office of the company, 6l3 st. n W., FRIDAY
WEDNEsDAY. APRIL 70. 1851 VI f''''u
The books for the transfer of stock will be closed
WEDNESDAY. APRIL % to FRIDAY, MAY l, both
dates inclusive.
By order of the Board of Directors
ap274t W. MOSBY WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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WANTED IT KNOWN THE L. RICE
Carpet Cleaning Works. 488 Maine ave,
the oldest in Warrington, still In operation.
Telephone call 35-5 COD. ap1S-lms
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LIBBEY. BIrrINaER 4 MILLER,

LIBBEY. BITTINaER 4 MILLER,
apps 9Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
H~aAs FIXTURES AND LAMPS AT COST.
By reason Of the large increase in manufactur-
ing business We have determined to give retail
store and for the next two weeks offer the large stock
now In store. No. LBS ut. NV. purchasers
SCHULTZ Gas FIXTURES AND ART METAL CO.
h. @. WARD,
apX7-6r Manager.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
DhoF
Mel postal and will mail you little batch
of interesting reading matter about Life In
CHAs. L. GURLEY. 1895 stn
apps With EQUITABLE Life Insurance Society.
THE CAPITAL
OF THE AsIERI-
CAN SECUR-
ITY AND TRUST
COMPANY IS
Sc Il, a22a Mss OGOOoo oO@o occooo Coco
" i g g g g g g 90 So s. s. g g
sss ii ii - @.a sssS % % - a. 20 SoSSS o. o.
WHICH MEANS
LIABILITY FOR
TWO MILLIONS
AND-A-HALF
OFFICE 141s g ST. NV.
DEBENTURE BONDS-A GUARANTEED s
PER CENT INyESTMENT.-The company offers
for sale Debenture Bonds. secured by mortgages
in sums of 800. $500 and 81 0OO paying per cent,
which have many advantages over any other legiti-
mate Investments. Some of the advantages these
They secured by the entire capital stock of the
company.
There is no trouble or annoyance about drawing up
papers. &c.
You make q nxed investment for q certain period Of
time and receive your interest promptly at fixed
periods.
You have the supervision Of the Trust Company and
your investment is cared for without charge to you
II is Of the safest and simplest possible methods
Of investing either small or large sums.
These debentures be registered. thus affording
absolute security against their loss or misplace
ment.
OTHER FEATURES.
The American Security and Trust
Company pays interest upon de- ~
posits. acts Trustee, Executor,
Guardian, Administrator, As
sgnee. Receiver. Financial Agent,
Registrar. Treasurer. keeps wills
Free rents safe deposit boxes;
makes investments; loans money;
affords storage rooms for household
effects and trsnsacts general loan
and trust business-and for which
1t is thoroughly equipped
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IMPORTING TAILOR
iii PA. ave
splA An sprins Nevsltiss received.
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SOMETHING NEW.
We have Heart North Carolina strips,
4 inches wide. suitable for plank walk or
for fencing. This ID Dry. Bright and
Heart and win last twice as long as HEM
lock or Virginia Pine. The price il very
reasonable.
4S CTS. PER 100 LINEAL Fl.
In car load lots viii. sell even lower.
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ioo0KBISDISG
A .s, aAs.Iaass xfSbi6 : ilSDSo IiGaT '''
51l oeh %. n ".
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L. H. CLARKE, DEALER IN PINE AND
oak pilins, B. 4. ties. cedar posts and wharf
timber Oak lumber cut to order. Once 9Th ct.
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FOR SALE-A VALUABLE PROP.
~ erty on lth street near g. House new,
IL rooms and cellar. Well adapted for busi.
ness purposes. Lot IL. 6x94. Alley. Stable.
Price, e25. QUO. 5000 may remain at 8
Per cent.
DAVID d. STONE,
apZS-& sos 1t. NV.
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WANTED $50 ms wEEKS-THE 81. MONTHLY
w BENEFIT Association. Organizers and secretaries
wanted al subordinate councils in active operation
liberal Inducements offered. send for circulars and
particulars Office .j3 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Pa
APIS. tn. thtit
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SPECIAL NOTICES

RSFoR sALE-TwO FINE LOTs-I ON 18TH
- ST n W. near . st. ;:SS2xlQ5 to alley. on
. ,yna st; n W near St 2Qx14o to alley. r. saw
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E~YOU ARE TAKING CHANCES,
~ Yes, very great chances,
Every day You delay
Taking out policy
Against loss of time, life or limb with the
New York Accident Insurance Company
Consult THOMAS THOMAS, 81 St.,
aP25-2m Resident Managers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Of the Riggs Fire Insurance Company for
the election OF nine trustees will be held at the Office
o. the company, 1881 st. NV, on WEDNESDAY,
NAY 90 ls9l Polls will be opened at Y m; and
closed at O'Clock Transfer books will be closed
on the day Of election. FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
apZl-sa. II, std Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

RSDR. J. c. MCGUIRE HAS RETURNED TO
the city and may be found at his ONCE, Safe
Deposit Company building. corner 18th st. and New
York ave.. from 10to2. ap24-lws
MASS MEETING OF THE KINGS
Daughters and Sons will be- held ct the
nth and 18th at = O'Clock m. Mrs I. c. Davis Of
the Central Council NeN York viii address the met
invited. ap.3-5ts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-27

CHICAGO, June 26t-The day wnJ per
feet md 1000 people saw good races at
Washington Park today. The days en-
ioyment was marred by sad accident
in tho first race. Miss Dixie, ridden by
Tom Britton, struck herself while in
the back stretch and fell Britton
was thrown against the fence and was
seriously injured. The boy was re-
moved to the hospital. Later it was
reported that he had sustained u con-
cussion OF the brain and was in seri-
GUS condition. Only q week ago the
horse High Tariff fell dead on this
track. lu
First race, three.quarters OF a mile,
Kenyon won. Time, l:lG. Second race,
one mile, Yale won. Time, 1:42t Third
race, one and one-sixteenth miles, Joe
Blackburn won. Hhc, 1:4S!. Fourth
race, one and one.eighth miles, Bride
won. Time, 1851. Fifthrace mile and
seventy yards, Faithful won. Time,
l:4G.. Sixth race, one and one-eighth
miles, Bob L, won. Time, 1854.