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IRON Men Accep, . Reduction.

READING, March 27.--The Reading Iron Com
pany has notified it's 1000 employees that owing
to the continued depression in the iron trade
slight reduction in wages will be made on April
l. The employees will accept the reduction as 8
restoration Of the old scale Of wages is promised
by the company with improved business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

Young EnEI1shmen forget BenWeII'e Fefe.
LONDON, March Notwithstanding the
lesson Of the Birchall murGer the BUSH
ness Of collecting premiums from young
men who wish 10 learn farming in
Canada is fourishing this spring almost.
as much as last. Representative Canada rs
haye published warnings against the practice.
and advise parents that outfit little money
and good letter OF introduction is all th1ir
children need.
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A SINGULAR DISASTER.
Terrific Explosion of AccumuIss>d Gas 10 .
Detroit Church.

DETROIT. Mich, March 27.-Yesterdsy morn
ing a large congregation-mostly women-Fas
gathered at ST. Joseph's a large stone Catholic
church, at the corner Of orleans aud Jay
streets, when q loud explosion took piece.
Dust arose in clouds from the hot-air regis
sers- The startled women ran shrieking for
the doors, pulling. hauling and scratching sne
another IN their eagerness 20 escape. One old
lady, Mrs. Meitheoff Was Knocked down gnd
her leg broken by the trampliae Of the excited
throng. As Mrs. Meitheon y over seventy
years old, it is hardly probable that she yill
recover. IL Is supposed that the high Wind
blew out number Of gas Jets. Ca accHInu-
lated and the explosion resulted. The bukld-
ing was not damaged.
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For . Worlds Fair Exhibit.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 27.-In the senate to-
day the finance committee reported the worlds
fair appropriation bill with an amendment
making it s20O, 600 instead Of s250,0 No &C
ton Was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

LUMP OF GoLD.-The United States treas
urer has received a package from New York
containing small lump OF gold which the
sender, who signs himself Honor" thought
belonged to the government and should be
placed in the conscience fund. He said that il
lad been left in his custody by stranger and
asked that its receipt be acknowledged to-
gether with statement OF its value. so that he
could protect himself in case of demand for its
return. The sender's request will be complied
with as soon as the bullion has been assayed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

Col. WHITFIELD, the second assistant post
master general, is expected to return to the
city next week. His health is much improved,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s590, l02; customs, S679, 264

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount of ~ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was S6A, 500,
making the total to date SlS,lS275O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

Los ANGELES, CAL, March H.--Tslegrams
were received last night from the east saying
that il was reported that Gen. Bragg Of Wis
consin was critically IL Gen. Bragg was seen
at his hotel last night and said he could NOS
understand how the report got out, - he has
not been sick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

-. WILL SETTLE BowMAN CLAIMS Treas
ury Department has issued circular anpounc-
irg tina. it is prepared to settle claims under
the Bowman act for stores and supplies taken
and used by the United States army upon GER
tihcats by the Attorney General that after ex-
amining the evidence taken by the Court Of
Claims he finds no ground to move a new trial
or that such motion has been made and denied,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

mo. A. PR FL COTT,
b. Real Estate Broker. kellogg
building. l4l6 + st. NV. il to publish
his new sales Bulletin April l. All per-
sons who have property for sale, bus
mess or residence. or unimpIoved, who
would ike to take advantage VI superior
facilities. such AZ the complete equip
once affor,is and offsTs 10 Tia rener,.I
pubifc, wiii stand more tnan an ordinary
chance to immediately convert their
realty into cash, or its eQuivslent. by
having tue saline freely advertised IN tho
bulletin. MIR. Prescott ssks that descrtp-
lions OF property ~ at once sent Tor tn
Serrion in the April Bulletin. mhxl-T
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Stock Exchanges Closed.

New York, March 27.--An the downtown
exchanges were closed today on account of it,
being Good Friday. Services appropriate 20
the occasion were held in all the churches.
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INDIANS TO BE TRIED.-Acting Secretary
Grant has been notified that the civil author
tiles OF Sioux Falls, s. D., have applied for the
surrender OF the Indian Tasunkeota, who was
indicted for the murder OF Lieut.. Casey near
Pine Ridge, and also for an Indian who is also
held as a military prisoner accused of killing
herder named Miller. The military officers
have been instructed to turn the prisoners over
to the district attorney for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

R~PATENT CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,
~ WASHINGTON, APRIL 3, y, 10. 1891.
Citizens Central .co,nrnittee--John W. Babson,
s SnSn HON John Sneh '" Marvin
Prof r 2ss N ssnc Il Ers S Ns.KIns
sFEs1Ss IL IS issEEsfors
MANUFACTURERS and the ladies who accom-
Pany them s ,s at The rs.s1s 3es April
HsEIT 8. kiternoon MeesinszTo be presided over
By Hon freierlck traiey LIZ D. president OF the ma
aded over BY Prof q. +. Langley, secretary Of the
ANN EksAKi DAY. APRIL 1o-Anuiver.ssy Of
the SIGNING Of the FIRST American patent law By George
where an address win be de.ivered by DR.. = A..
Toner upsa -Mashinston as an Inventor and Pro
The ses1starS e the NAVY 4a'S pm parade
and other foundations.
APRIL 10. Evening NeetinyaTo be presided over
promised the pubic meetings " Edwsrd Atkinson
lord, frof csra. f. BraeIets II. b.. IL B.. ESh.
bsnlartn Ba'tssr%9rfe' Sctsys chapnts. president
Daniel MAJ CLARENCE e. patten, h PIot ' 1Sem %
Gray. Hon ". I. Harris. Prof. Otis r. Mason. lion
sssls. Hon spoof Hon fl Rat. Co rsylo4
troi. kovt. II. Thnrston. ProI WIN. p. irow.
Meetings for the organization Of the National As
sociation Of Inventors and Manufacturers on the
j. When addresses ar. sxpec.sd nro% S on
inventors and manufacturers.
For rarsSer p.rticaass .aaress SUs X 4s SecxM
MON. chairman finance committee; A. T. BRITTON,
fssS Is sns JUN 1HHS
G; STQNE. GEO. 9. MAYNARD. ]. ELFRETH
Onhce: sIl . st. NV. opposite the Patent oMcs.
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MINNESOTA CLArM.-The governor Of Min
nesota has applied at the Treasury Department
for the refund Of that states share Of the direct
tax, amounting to $92, 245.
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STARE TIME BY THE FoRELocK.

In . short time you will want your
summer trnps-whether IL be victoria,
spider phseson, blackboard or buxsy.
The man Of wisdom sends his trap
the plea SAINT weather comes,
kecollect that painting and var
nishlny take time.
ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS,
1O2S. 1850 Conn. ave.
P.s.-Drop u Linz and wen come
tosee you
mis-
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sPRNeFrEIp, LIZ, March 27.-In the senate
today the bill to prevent unjust discrimination
by insurance companies passed Notice
was given, however, of a motion 20 RECONSIDER
the vote by which the bill was passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

GOOD STYLE, CORRECTNESS
Of form and attention to details In
engraving, paper and printing are -.
genital 70 make wedding tnvltastonD
GEONEY b RoBRRTA xaksea.
q A1s IOsh -, naas Gss otA0oA
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The Canadian Pacific n uss Paw.

ToRoSro, March N.-The court Of appeala
has dismissed the appeal Of the Canadian
Pacific railway from the verdict rendered
against il for t25o. 900 in favor Of Contrscsors
Connee snd McLellon, Who Constructed -
Lake Superior region Of that road
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THE IMMIGRANT DEpor.-Bids were one

The IMMIGRANT DEPor.-Bids were opened
at the Treasury Department yes
terday for heating and ventilatins apparatus
for the United States immigrant depot on Ellis
Island, New York. the lowest being that of
Blake Il Williams OF New York, at SA8.3fs
The Edison General Electric Light Co. Of New
York offered to supply an electric light plant
for the depot for sl9.6S5. No other bids were
received for this work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

SnvER PuncHAsEa-Onerings Of silver for
sale to the Treasury Department today
amopnted to sss, 900 ounces Of which ll5,00o
ounces were purchased, as follows: 5000
canoes at $0.9610, &, 900 ounces ct e0.S62S.
Purchases Of silver 1T local mints during the
current month to dste amount TO 0l9.All
ounces. The director Of the mint today an
nounced that the Treasury Department having
purchased the full amount Of silver authorised
By law no further parchasss win b made until
Wednesday, April l.
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.X1IRiCHN ICE Co1P1NY.

E~XHKRiCXN ICE COMPANY.
Ice and Coal, who.esals and Rstail. at
sSSp aSSs ~ Kasb eai f g lev xrEs
from ROCKY MOUNTAINS q Majns-frossp
into ice ~ TO 20 inches thick and harvuGfod
q our plant on the PkNOBSCOT RIvER, de-
hvered from our RED WAGON1. Don't ned
70 b boiled. No surrounding grpvsysrds q
sewsrs. Hecheutcals- Won't STICK So0s8har.
So1z-jan :. II. WIILIh. Vice Rvo. and 0snarse,
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FATAL HOTEL FIRE.
Three Lives Lost This Morning ct Austin,
Pa

AUSTIN, Pa, March PA $1,000 Gre this
morning in the Commercial Hotel and boarding
house Off. Henry totally destroyed the build
ing. Three lives were Iost-Lizzie McGarisk
domestic; Jack McCarty, a boarder, and an
unknown man. The adjoining property was
badly damaged. The origin Of the fire Is un-
known.
SERIOUS Loss IN CANADA.
BEAMsvnLE, or, March 27.-what promises
to be disastrous fire is raging here. The ex-
tensive saw mill, planning mill, foundry and
agricultural implement works belonging to c.
Rues, Son Co. are almost completely con-
sumed and other surrounding buildings are
threatened. Much lumber and stock go with
the buildings The loss is already in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

Bosros. MA, March H.-The jury In the
cass Of Dr.. Sherman follansbss, charged With
criminal malpractice ON Ida c. Stewart In Sep
tembsr last, returned verdict today Of gully
On one count
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

WASHINGTON, DC. MAkCH 49, 1901
- ! have this day sold 10 Mr.. Hugh J. Fesan
stock OF Old wines ana liquors and cordially
mend linn to my friends customers who have no
kindly favored me for the past twenty five years.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
lib RennsylvsniA ave.
Referring to the shove card Of Mr. Russell's beg
leave TO say that Will At all times be to s
friends and former patrons place, 1918
Pennsylvania ave. tmlls-yt-l ACdH J. PECAN.
RsTHE ALPHA STEAM LAUNDRY, FORM
49, erly at 1850 ed st., has remove ed directly
opposite in tue building formerly occupied by the
ceorEetown steam Laundry. The respectfully
nhlG-iin
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RSAT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND
~ and one of our customers we have provided
space for lunch room the sixth floor of 10th
street building and have opened the same. We are
now prepared to serve them in fist-cass manner
mh2O-3m WOODWARD LOTHROP
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The necessity and ualu.
@ Trust and Safe Deepen
Companies becoming
more clearly understood
and better appreciates
every day."
Or
INTEREST
To
MEN
OF
MEANS.
The American Security and Trust Company.
OF l+l9 q ST. Nv. Is ready to do business with
you
ODD EPOSITS.-we pay interest upon all
n money deposited with Us. Placing
d B your money where it will draw interest
ODD - ike dipping spOnxe IN water-it
sbsOELs money II you have any idle money
you should put it to work. Treasures of Or
gaBlzatsons, Societies. interpretations and In
stitutions should DEPOSIT their sinking funda
with Is, as such funds draw interest. and ye.
are sobtect to check at any time.
IINYESTMEST--Thec company has money
~ to loan on first trusts. and in turn
ii offers these trusts to investors The
II company also issues debsnture bonds
In sums % 500. 500 and 81 900. These
cebentures have features which highly recon-
niend them to conservative investors. They
are a simple promise to pay a certain sum with
interest at q certain time. and do not REQUIRE
constant attention ike other investments. II
you are debating in your mind about making
an investment and do not see your way clearly
drop in AMI talk the matter over with u.s. We
will gladly aid you. and If desired. make your
Investment tor you. We bring into such trans
actions ali the elements necessary to success.
such Is ere extended practical experience largo
capital. a thorough knowledge Of values and
nAaIy other nnancial qualifications seldom pos
sesse1 by the sin lie individual
ssss ToRAGE--we have a specially planned
SsS Fire and Burglar proof Warehouse for
the storage of Household Furniture
$50 andereets. Pianos. Orrans. Silver We're.
China. Rare Bric-a-Brac. Wine, Carriages.
Trunks of Wearing Apparel. &c. In short, ne
kars srergJaeIi'tyt or the sats tespiag n any
thlag tjsGHsNGte and portable Within the
Warehouse We hzVe fre-proof Vaults for keep
Ing such valuables rs Diamonds. Jewelry, Ex-
pensiye Plate. Rare Paintings Important
Papers, &c prominent feature Of our Storage
Business Is the Unsurpassed facilities tor the re-
moSal Of gUoSis Also the Packing. Unpack-
tnx and Shipping None but the most liable
snd experienced men are employed. The Stor-
sge Warehouse is at ll40 18th ST. NV. Tels-
phone (IGJD orders promptly executed.
90 THEIR BUSINESS OF THE CON-
~ ~ p3ny. IL acts IS Administering, Tru.-
D d tee. Executor. Guardian, Assignee
20 Receiver. Treasurer Financial Agent
Manner Of Estates. Collector Of Income and
transacts all other business Of hduciAry char
seter.
Call or write for little pamphlet containing
more explicit iaformAtion-
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TIE PREsIDExr walked ont in the suow storm
this morning TO call on Secretary Blaine They
were together nearly an hour, and the Presi-
dent returned to the White House lust In time
to attend the regular cabinet meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

Ths 0cvernnnent Given More Time.
Bosrox, March 27--In the United States dis
trict court before Judge Nelson today, counsel
for the government in the case against the
American Bell Telephone Company asked for
an extension of the time allowed In which 10
introduce testimony before the examiner ap-
pointed BY the court, and the court granted
three months extension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

Capture Of . Gang Of Counterfsitsu n
Nihilists I'm Posen,

capture Of . Gang OF COunterfettsrO and
Nihilists I'm Posen.
LONDON, March 27.-The important capture
OF gang Of counterfeiters ut Dobra, in Posen,
will probably lead to the unsarthing Of an ex-
tensive nihilistic plot It was found that the
counterfeiters were not vulgar criminals. sew
eral Of them showing signs Of good training
and refinement. The gang were betrayed by q
woman. German, who appears TO have been
the mistress Of the chief counterfeiter, Rus
sian, and was by him discarded, he sup
posing that she knew nothing about his crimi-
nality, Of which, however. she was fully aware.
The counterfeiters were taken by surprise,
aud made most desperate fight TO escape. At
first they almost succeeded in overpowerine
the police, but the arrival Of . small but timely
reinforcement turned the scale. The gang we're
compelled 10 surrender. The counterfeit money
was intended for circulation in Russia, and the
police believe that the counterfeiters' den was
really bank from which the nihilisss derived
the wherewith TO operate against the Russian
government The capture has excited lively
interest in St. Petersburg e. well - Berlin.
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
RASY. CAPITA. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PASY. CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Hpsys interest on deposits, acts n executor. ld-
ninissraOr. trustee. hsal agent. registrar. treas
r-sr for corporations. general agent. committee
having in charge the affairs of lunstics-
IL issues drafts to customers all parts Of the
United States free Of charge.
II will. upon the deposit of proper security. issue
letters - credit payable in all parts of the globe
1t viii assume general charge of the Affairs Of
persons 50 desiring and render statements - re-
aueeed-
Remember. the company pays interest on bal
ances. Small savings make large gains and assre-
gated capital is made up Of many amounts.
Call for ~ copy Of our charter or write for infor-
nation
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
Temporary ofrces. Iool st. nv.
BARNARD II. WARNER. President
JOHN JOY EDISON, Vice President.
wM- B. Robson. Secretary.
WIN. e. GURLEY. Treasurer.
Directors:
John T. Arms. John Rdout.
Charles B. Bailey, George +. Schafer,
Chas. s. Baker. n. II. Shea,
James L. Barbour. Thos. somervills.
H. s. Cummings. John A. Swope.
j. J. DARLINGTON. J. s. Swormstedt.
John Joy Edson. George Truesdel.
VIM B. Gurley. d. H. Warner.
John A Hamilton. A A. Wilson,
Albert T. Fox. l. d. Wine,
o. C. Green. g. W. Woodward.
John B. Larner. A. 8. worthinston
mh26-r
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MONEY ron KANsAs--Tne Treasury Depart
ment today paid Kansas share Of the direct tai,
amounting to~e60, $50.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
8 years in the business. 1sye.fs in the business.
LATIMER b SLOAN.
AUcTIoNEERs.
Main Once. 14OS g Ut. NV.
turs. Nos 1881 and l:sS3 II Ct. NV.
Washington. d. G.
REAL ESTATE, FURNITURE, WORKS OF ART.
LIBRARIES. STOCKS AND BONDS.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
APPRAISERS.
Especial Attention given t. Advertisements for Under
g sa aSi,;; c.ir.s's. Isl and
R~sELEcT EUROPEAN EXCURSIONS.
PROFESSOR coLLIEREs private party
Snnmbtr absotut,iy h,nitedl viii leave June
q for g two months trip in CHARGE Of COOK
months stay or more IN Paris 10 periect them
.svs: il trsneh under cS %,R and s.ps
@yr,ga.e Dart'es- address 1oiI Conn. are.
R~A D1vIDEND OF ONE AND a HALF PER
little insurance Company, out Of esrnn.s for past
pany. $40 Fifth street. on and altar April s. lsel
Books for transfer Of stock viii close On March 80
nih2e-4t Secretary.
K~LADIES RENTING MACHINES FROM
~ rs will please notify us two days in advance,
we have too many orders ahead TO insure prompt
delivery same day {. AUEhBACH, 9Th and n. ".
and 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. Domestic Sewing Machines
and Patterns. mhX0-at
xSNoTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
have this day associated with in the auction and
commission business son. Frank W. Downing, who
has been Tor many years associated with in the
Dowlin. Son. THOMAS BOWLING.
Washington. d. c., March 23. 1881.
THOMAS BOWLING. FRANK W. BOWLING.
THOMAS BOWLING son. AUCTIONEEBS,
Southwest cor. PenDa. ave. and 18th st.n.w.
In accordance with the above announcement the
new firm respectfully invite the continued confidence
OF the merchants and others who need the
OF an auctoneer The long experience Of the senior
member AMI the active part taken by the junior
Der for many years guarantee that Whatever 10
intrusted to them will be faithfully attended to. Auc
ton and commission business every description
mh23-6t THOMAS BOWLING SON.
4SDK. Z. OLIVER BELT
~ Has removed his office to
THE ALBANY,
mh17-2w' Cor. 18th and H sts n W.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~THE LECTURE By MR.. GEO.
II. Harries At the Hsmline N. z. Church.
corner 9th and SITS. n. w.. has BEEN post
poned on account of the weather until
FRIDAY. April2
Tickets. 25c. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FKSNs.sS,n,sss,, s III , PaaaAs ATTENTION ,
ave one s6f S1' afF FER
S.S,ss ssip WIT ;tssH f.
M Ne Of sister lodges are cordially invited.
II W. 4. SAUNDERS. K of r. and 8.
R~Dk; e. 2. HAMMOND, THE kvANGE:
Is.tISEd,y, plymouth consrss.toaal chuTss
rgSc i
land Seminary this evening. March "a. Postponed
E~MR. MILLER OF THE SOCIETY OF
Washington Artists will be in attendance 1t
u la FcS 70 and % sts
R~To THE PUBLICl
as'ss 10 aS us NJ. 9e ca MSNR
variety Of f0f f1 ltn c saf III .
boards, &c. in ali the latest and hsndso,nest
These jobs are few of the many we've had
built IT'D, during ths winter thu. plenty
IN nne earia " SulidnE ,v III,
best grade the workshop produces and to
giyeit to you at a reasonable pr,ce.
standard to %ert t yoas cSSntidencs and to 1s.
eeSs ysn shane ws, Of S ySST r. r lin.
ndentiy believe wescan save you from 70 to
super cent; Cal and see US
FINE CARRIAGES,
mh21-lm Corner 18th and streets NV.
@SoN 18TH ST. BETWEEN
~ anu SITS. and adjoining
the corner of st. we are authorized
to offer for sale
A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
The lot has frontage Of about 81
feet and depth Of about 81 feet to
alley. With some inexpensive sltera-
tons the substantial building can b
made good paying investment.
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.,
1t 1924 ST. NV.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
~ Expert Merchant Tailor,
Cor 9TH and u sta q. v.
SOMETHING'S!
IIere is something in the tout
ensemble OF taiior-iIiade suit
which sInAcks OF tone, rehned
taste and an air Oh elegance that 10
keeniy iAekiny III the ready-in
suit. Custom-nsde clothes have
an Individuality which retects
tine taste Oh the wearer and lifts
Inn ABOVE the crowd through the
consciousness OF Uelrg lnUre be-
eou,lnxly and sly .isniy attired.
In the end 1t does not cost rs
much to nne tuilor-made
clothes AZ it does ready naae.
But think Of the satisfaction
IN knowing you are ntsnsiy
dressed.
mh27 G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
~ edges full and satisfactory adjustment by the
.>e .ork Accident assurance Company his Calm
Tor indemnity on account his recent accident and
named company and their resident managers.
Messrs. IhOMAs THOMAS
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OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE
COMPANY.
s24 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY beg
leave to announce that their supplies Of ice re-
Gently housed ct Fittston and at South Gardiner
On the Ksnnebsc river. Maine. are unsurpassed
in quality and equal in quantity to a..
trade demands of the coming season. The con-
ditions Of the recent harvest were unusually
favorable and the ice housed is unexcelled in
purity. solidity and the manifestation of thoss
superior qualities which distinguish It from
the yield Of other eastern rivers. and. pre-
sninently. from the chemically induced pro-
duct Of the machine.
The interests of their customers and Of the
public will continue to be subseryed. - here
tofore. and the company is prepared to furnish
ice at the lowest legitimate market rates
mh2-lm
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.
TRUST COMPANIES.

TRUST COMPANIES.
The companies which seek TO transact . business
and execute trusts in the District of Columbia
organised under the general incorporation law and
are subject to the same supervision and examine
tion - national banks.
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i =. WALKER SONS. eo4 10TH ST. N.w.-FIRE
shrek. Clay and Tie; fiav Lining, all u1es;
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