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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-28

PERsoNAL.-Archibald J. Bennett Bradford
W. Esten and Auguste Gross Of New York,
P. de Villiers Graaff. M. L. C. Of Cape Town.
South Africa, and VIM. Tumbridge Of Brooklyn
are at the Cochran.--William e. Shaw of
Haverhill, N. H., is at the Arno.-Dr.
A. J.. Arbelly of Los Angeles, Mrs. Person
%.sas casnsy 81 sy4.ouss Of Ss~ earsaa Of EaB
burgh and NJ. W. Elliott of New York
are at the Fredonia.-J. A. Myrick of Sails
bury. NC, H. L. Hall of Rochester, F. C.
Eckles of Petersburg, Va, B. Y. Womack Of
Danville, Va, and +. b. Bausman of Lancaster,
Pa, are at the Howard House.--G. W. Rich
ardson of Cleveland, G. H. Ellison Of Boston
and Rev. Job Turner of Staunton. Va, are at
the St. James.-H. R Rea of Pittsburg,
Pa. A. W. Dodge of New York, w. c.
Hately of Chicago and Thos. Read . OF
Brooklyn, NY, are at the N0rmandie.@
John Hochheimer of Hamilton, Ohio. Frank c.
Beail OF Frostburg, Nd. d. W. Williams OF
Cincinnati and ]. G. Robertson OF Port Town
send, WASH. are at the Metropolitan WI
liam T. Sullivan Of New York, William 8. Shirk
and Richard Ritter of Sedalia, NO., and William
Grace of Brooklyn are at the National--M Mr..
F. D. Simons, who has been home on short
visit, will return on Tuesday to the University OF
Indiana, Bloomington, Ind.-Mr. l. A. Hart
man, 1924 r street northwest. after being con-
fined to his home for the past four weeks with
q fractured rib, is able to be out again
=. D. Morrison of New York, G.. Cox of
Chicago, Floyd Platt OF Boston and Thomas
A. Osborn Of Kansas are at Willards--
J. q. Ransdeii of Philadelphia. c. p.
Dickens Of Allegheny 8. A. Billings Of New
Haven, d. d. Merrill Of st. Paul and L 8.
Cumston of Boston are at the Randall
D. W. Abercomb of Worcester, Mass.,
W. A. Lawrence Of Wsterville, Y,
II. L. Roberts of Cincinnati and Norman Find
lay Of New York are at the Ebbitt
la,, ~ Roehaater N Y W. r Taylor of Naw.
port News, Va, Sydney snype Of Baltimore
and Frank Coolidge Of Johnstown, Pa, are at
the Rigga-P. J. Smith Of Philadeiphia,
F. L. Prescott OF New York, W. J. Kountz Of
Allegheny, Pa. J. A. Rother Of Pittsburs, +.
W. Treadway of Cleveland and Elliot Sanford
Of New York ere at the Arlington.-. b
Warner Of Boston, Gen. Stewart l. Woodford
and VIM. G. Wal1A0 Of Brooklyn, VIM b Kin
nsy Of Newsxk. N. J.. and Chas. 4. Boston q
New Yoek aEs at ths aheeshan.
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CONGRESS AND THE q. A. L

The Bill Making IN Appropriation for the
Entertainments Fund Introduced By senator
Mcmillan.
Senator Mcmillan this afternoon introduced
the bill which provides for the appropriation
of 100000 ''to pay the proper and legitimate
expenses attending the reception and enter
tainment Of such honorably discharged
Union soldiers, sailors and marines who
served in the war Of the rebellion
as may attend, a. delegates or otherwise,
the twenty-sixth national encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic" in this city.
One-haif the sum named is TO be paid out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated; the remainder out Of the revenues
Of the District
The money 10 TO be paid 10 and disbursed by
the citizens' executive committee under such
regulations as INDY be prescribed BY The sscrs-
tary Of the Treasury.
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The President's Endorsement in the cass Of
Maj. Lewis C. 0vsrman, corps of engineers,
convicted Of conduct to the prejudice Of mill
tary discipline and sentenced 70 b repri-
manded, - - follows: The findings and ssn-
tsncs in the case sre in my opinion more favor
able 70 the accused than they should have bssa.
but under the eireumstances they are approved.
Such methods Of dealing with public moueys
and accounts - ths evidence diseloses on ths
part Of Maj. 0vsenAa are higAly rsprshsnsih1s
and tsnd 70 ths disersdit q ths houorsh1s
corps 70 whish hs bsDpneA ne 6sers1agy q
War Will tAks - nseessasy eednD - eaEzy ou1
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PENSION OFFICE INVESTIGATION.

Mr. George n. Lockwood. Formeriy Chssf
Clerk, Interior Department, Tsssi6ea
q. N. Lockwood. patent attorney, of this city,
formerly chief clerk of the Interior Department.
was the first witness called by the psnsioa
Office investigating committee today.
Witness told Of Q request that Gen. RAum
made to him for q loan of money fog
few days 10 help him out He
could not loan the Commissions IL
money himself, but took him 70 nr.
Thompson, the president Of the National
Metropolitan Bank, who he thought might 60
commodate him. Mr.. Thompson Refused -
accommodate the commissioner because OF
some personal feeling against him Vhe
commissioner on account OF the lat-
ter's refusal TO promote clerk ~
the pennono Office that be (Mr. Thompson) and
other persons, including senator Plumb, hsd
asked him 10 promote. Mr.. Thompson sgresd
yubseouently 70 send the money 70 lockwood,
who in turn loaned IL 10 the commissioner.
The commissioner Unclaimed 20 him (w1t-
nesel that he had any feeling against Mr..
Thompson but said that he would soon have
large number Of promotions 70 mako and
would consider the case. The loan vas sub
sequently paid.
In reply TO Mr.. Payson the witness sid u
WAS no part OF the confederation that Ram
should promote the clerk referred 20 for ~
loan Of the money.
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The Abandonment Of the Educstioaal DllI
Announced to the Prussian Diet.

The Abandonment of the Educstioaal Dlu
Announced to the Prussian Diet.
Berlin, March 2s.-The landtag has not Wit
nessed in many years such exciting scene -
that Of today, when the new Prussian prsnisr
announced that the primary education blu hsa
been abandoned
The statement had an electric effect Evsey-
body had expected that the education bill
would be postponed indefinitely, bat
the declaration that il had been aban-
doned almost universal sur
prise. The national liberals wefe delighted;
the ultramontanes could not conceal their
anger. They had not anticipated such .
straight blow from the government and Q
storm of Kisses greeted the premier's IN
nouncement. The national Liberals
cheered loudly, and both parties got 20 ex-
cited that, for q time, II seemed as n some
might be provoked to personal violence The
premier took everything calmly, and
waited until the excitement had qnieied down.
Then he proceeded with other business.
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THE AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Eelr Stone Building. LOS G. 81. hp.
A. T. BRITIoN, Presidenc
USIos SAVINGS Basx.

Us1os SAVINGS BANK.
500 7TH ST.
Interest. per cent deposits. subject to check.
remaining four months and over.
INSTALLMENT DEPoSITs running i've ten
years receive dividends from the earnings
Of the bank. Dividends for this year and 81 per
Cent for the respective instzllment periods.
FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES for sale Of savings
stamps at principal stores in all p6ts of the city.
BANK HOURS each week day from $50 to O'Clock.
SATURDAY EVENINGS bank will also be open
from to o'clock.
+. h. SMITH,
mh2S-1m President.
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FINANCIAL.
MORE ABour The AMERICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.

10 Is said that corporations have no sonl. 4" This
may be construed to mean one of two things-hard
heartedness or lack Of Personality 1t has been the
Am OF this company since its incorporation to
foster the closest possible business intimacy with
It's patrons. Its officers are only too glad to fur
nIsh any Information relative its business at any
uTne, and to any one having a semblance of inter-
est therein Il recognizes the fact that its success
depends upon the confidence and patronage Of the
pubic. Notwithstanding the diversity of its busi-
ness there Is not single feature of it too small to
eomInsnd our closest consideration. You are as
sGred the very best of attention-whether you wish
little information gratis. rent a safe box. open
bank account or negotiate stupendous mortgage
deal Although CORPORATION It's Personnltg il one
OF its strongest features Its officers and directors
include Rnunlber Of the best known fnznciers ard
business men in this city and Phade phs- Its capt.
tai Is one million two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. which neans liability OF double this
amount-two million Eve hundred thousand dol
lars.
The Company receives deposits (paying interest
thereOnl. such deposits being subject to checks at
any time acts Executor. Administrator Trustee.
Guardian. Assignee or Receiver. Financial Agent
or Treasurer. &c: manages estates. collects in
comes. draws wills free. keeps wills free when the
Company Is named Executor Trustee. fur
nishes Investments, rents safe boxes 50 $50 per
year and affords unsurpassed storage aecommoda-
tiOns for silver ware, jsvelry. household effects.
&c. m .ts immense Fire proof Storage Warehouse.
1l40 18th ST. NV.
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MOVEMENT OF SMvER.-The issue of standard
silver dollars from the mints and treasury
offices during the week ended March 26, 1892,
was S401, GIG. The issue for the corresponding
period of last year was S39S.935. The shipment
of fractional silver coin from the LIST to the
26th inst aggregated S706, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-28

Mr.. CHARLES H. ALDR1cH Of Illinois, the
solicitor general Of the United States, whose
nomination was confirmed. by the Senate last
week, was presented to the Supreme Court Of
the United States today by Attorney General
Miller. The Attorney General also filed Mr..
Aldrich's commission as solicitor general
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ANOTHER CHICAGO SENSATION.
Son Of Prominent Railroad Man Charge
With Attempted Murder.

With Attempted Murder.
CHICAGO, March 2s.-Serious charges are
brought by Mrs. b. c. Thomas Of Engle-
wood against her husband, on which he
will have to answer in court today.
She alleges that Thomas, who 10 the
private secretary Of his father, the
Belt Line railways president, has for some
time past been paving attention to another
continually abuses her. When she
recently became i'll be said he
understood medicine, and accordingly
prescribed for her. This medicine acted 80
qneerly that she had It analyzed. with the re-
suit she says, of discovering that ut contained
sugar Of lead and she AYERS that il is her belief
that he put sugar Of lead into the medicine foe
the purpose of getting rid of her.
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Capture Of Two Men Suspected Of Extensive
lncendiarism.
DETROIT, MICH, March 2s.-The police have
arrested John and VIM. Bloom and Edward
Daniels, their brother-in-law. 1t is believed by
the authorities that these are the men who have
been setting the numerous fires which have
caused SO much damage recently. The men
were caught in the act of kindling fire in the
furniture factory OF a prominent firm here and
matches and oiled rags were found on their
persons.
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut. L. L. Reamey, having
arrived home from the U. s. s. Marion. has
been granted leave of absence for two months.
Ensign S. s. Wood, having arrived home from
the Marion. granted leave of absence for two
months. Frederick Francis Sherman and VIM.
II. konsides Reauey have been commissioned
chaplains from the 14th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-28

BRIaADrER GENERAL DAVID s. STANLEY, COM
manding the department Of Texas. is in the city
and today had a conference with Secretary
Elkins and Gen. Schofeld, during which he de-
tailed his operations against Garza and his
Mexican band. He has not yet made an official
report on the subject.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
TEE NAr1osAL
SAFE DEPOSIT
sAvINas
TRUST COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CORNER 18TH 81. AND NEW YORK AVE.
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY % 1867.
RsOrsanizsd under &C. Of Consrss. October l. 1890.
And special act Of Congress February IL. lso2.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Acts % executor administrators. guardian Of the
tates Of Minors committee of the estates Of lunstics
receiver assignee and executes OF any and
description
Wills prepared By competent attorney. Who 10 In
daily attendance. and kept without charge whom the
company il named executor or trustee.
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon
Money deposited before the first day and the
rst second and third days Of the month viii draw in
teress from the frss day.
Loans money real estate and ateral security
Sells 6rsclass real estate and other securities In
sums Of e5OO and upward.
Rents Safes for r06-S6-s7-SS-e1O-e12
-s25-e -e40-e50-s75-s slO0-and sl25-sach Der
Annum. according to size and location.
Management:
President.
BENJAMIN =. SNYDER
Vice Presidents.
CHARLES C. GLOVER. First
JANIS Nj. JOHNSTON. second.
THOMAS X. JONES. Third
Treasurer,
T. FRANCIS RIGGS.
Secretary,
ALBERT l. SrURrEvANr.
Directors:
Benjsmin P. Snyder. Zenas C. Robbins.
Albert L Stur.svant. Andrew Wylis
George II. Plant, Matthew q. Emery.
Lewis Clephane. Charles A. James.
Henry A. Willard, l. Francis klgxs.
James NJ. Johnston. Charles C. Glover.
X. Ross Perry, John G. Parke,
Thomas Hyde, John +. Rodgers.
William l. Clark. Thomas H. Jones' fe20
VVM. B. 6URLEY. FREDERICK C. STEVENS
w Members Of the WasEIngtO STOCK Exchange.
GURLEY STEVENS,
Real Estate, Insurance and STOCK Brokers, 1895 Est
Real estate bought. sold and rented Local securi-
ties bought and sold Money loaned listed securi-
ties and real estate Special attention to first class
vestnlents- ja29-tr
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Mr.. GRANT HAS BEEN SUsrArSED-There has
been some little friction between Mr.. Grant, the
superintendent of the East Capitol post office
station. and one Of the letter carriers over mat
ters of discipline. Mr.. Grants views have
been sustained by the city postmaster, Mr.
Sherwood. and then by the Post Office Depart
ment. and it is probable that peace will once
more reign in the large room occupied by Mr..
Grant and his assistants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-28

MRS. MYRA BRADwELL Of Chicago, the fifth
woman admitted to practice before the United
States Supreme Court, took the oath in that
body this morning. Her admission was moved
by Attorney General Miller. Mrs. Bradwell is
editor and proprietor Of the Chicago Legal
Ae7rs
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A Porxr Or IMPORT.

The practice of contesting the payment Of life
Insurance policies. though still far too common.
Is much less frequent than formerly.
The change Is due largely to the action of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society in making its
policies taeOnts sti6le- This means that the COM
pany and not the policy holder assumes the risk
of fraud or error. Litigation to prevent paying
death claims is luxury not INDUCED in by the
Equitable.
The Free TOnt.ne Policy Of the Equitable be-
comes ABSOLUTELY pacontesti6Je tno years from
date Of issue.
Other valuable points may be learned by send
Ing your name. address and date Of birth, or call
on
BoWEs HALL. Resident Managers.
Equitable Life ASSURANCE Society Of the United States
mh2S 1876 st. NV.
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GovERSMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal rev
enue, SS63, 1872; customs, S676. 1877.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SwAsHINGToN GROVE CAMP MEETING
- Assocation,-A meeting of stockholders
sss ssaafEEE s1Fas5
i. R1rraRn M,cr GEORGE T. wooPSwAEsD;, S...lsI:,
Secretary. mh26-2t'
All eI- Bethel Cadets ss residing sh in washington
Gre requested TO meet at the editorial rooms OF the
.4e apS h is fs purpose at G
a s o Sed e ID in b9dS Ts tns reunion %
s'hiA' the hrs' part of June n LEWIS Chairman
A. $. TowsoN. Secretary. mh.6-2t
.~NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting of the stock holders of tue Arlington
S iSr the election nine directors 4t
lS will be he'd at the once q the
s:rct Of rscn ON &.
the n Will lps Ss CLOSED close Bo9.s S.s
Of March, ls and remain closed until the 18th day
By order Of the board Of directors. .
HeTHERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
- Stockholders of the Corcoran Fire Insur
nine directors for The ensuing year Polls open at IL
lnh2l.eod6i G MoCLELLAND. Secretary.
E~NoTIcE.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of "THE
MERIDIAN REAL ESTATE AND PROMOTION
COMPANY" will be held on MONDAY. April Is, 1892.
at IL O'Clock at the Office of the company. 617
w. for the purpose of electng board of directors
Tor the ensuing year and transactng other busi
retary
Directors:
WM. OSCAR ROOME. President: JOHN 0. JOHN
SON Vice Pres G. II. DAVIDGE. Treasurer;
g HEkBERT GlESY. Secretary and Attorney, :. u.
SohNWELL. CHARLES q. RINGWALT. W. 8.
CAMPBELL. mh1S-1m
k~oUR MADRAS AND CHEvIoT SHIRT
~ INGs
Are ready.
Coming from FISK, CLARK FLAGG and G. J.
ANDERSON you know just what choice styles to
expect. Stripes, Pldads Cheeks and the Solid Pnks
and Blues There considerable satisfaction in get
ting first pick isn't there! Let measure you nop.
You know what expert shirt cutter ioe hare Hun
dreds of yon have had the pleasure of wearing perfect
fitting shirts-the outcome of his long and practical
experience. Tell what style OF shirt you want, give
us a reasonable time. and We'll not only give you a
perfect t but will have your order ready At the time
promised Leave order at Mems Department.
WOODWARD LoTHROP
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sAcKNowLEDaMENTs
= =: The Theft. f0oMins win, reeeipts speak for ,t them m
''7'fas ssT5SF SgSs IS e ENDOWMENT
ssoo sE Sf1,6 od6
Have been paid TO henefciaries in amounts Of from
$500 SS1 # fGs ob E ns psPrsd e s9Ou'
Send for circulars or drop US a hue and an agent
ofce-419 10th ST.
Washington D. c., March 25, 1892
Received from the Washington Beneficial Endow.
meut Association the SUM OF One Thousand Dollars
ret s saRRH fSss sIs'
wsshing,on. D. c. March %. 1892.
ment Association the sum of Two Thousand Dollars
'ss ' i s's
Washington D. c., March 25 1902
Received from the Washington Beneficial Endow-
ment @ Association the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars
game due me in cOnssquenfe Of the death Margaret
405 Mass ave. n. W.
Washington, D. c., March %. 1890.
Received from the Washington Beneficial Endow-
men Association the sum Of FveHundred ts5COl Dol
' ies #
Alexandria. Va
Washington, d. c., March 90, 1852.
Received from the Washington Beneficial Endow-
ment Association the sum OF One Thousand Dollars
Il O00), being payment in full for insurance which
became due In consequence Of the death of Jno. O.
Weayer. M4LLARD j. MEAkE Err,
936 Florida ave.
OFFICERS:
LAWRENCE GARDNER. President
THOS SOMERvILLE. Vice President
FRANK 5. .PARKS..............., ....Secretary
Dr. g. N. PERRY Medical Director
TRUSTEES:
DR.. r. B. Donaldson, Tbos. Somerville.
Thos j. Luttreli, G. G. Duncanson.
Lawrence Gardner. John Joy Edison,
Gen. Ellis Spear. John I. Given.
Charles B. Bailey.
HOME OFFICE,
1t 419 10th ST. Washington, D. c.
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE co.
I1 OF THE ID. C-WILIIAM BALLANTYNE,
President JAMES Z. FITCH, Secretary Issues
policles at unusually low and each shares
IN the prots For full information apply the office
Of TIE company. 14e0 q 81. N. 3a2:5-ly
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TIE sPrAkER's DECISION SETTLES THE oUEs-
rIos-pEMocRkrsR REFUSE TO sIsS--rHE SILVER
MEN DowNcAsr AND DIsHEARrENEp-rHEY
WILL NOT Try TO GET slsNAruREs
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R~ MADAME ,HAIsLIP, FASHIONABLE
drsssmaker i has removed to Sg , Mass; ave.
ton. mh26f'
K~Sl5o MACHINES
Will now delight more than that
number Of Army Ofhcers in various
parts OF the land. 0en. Richard n.
just Sita IT ins a
Smith Pren,ier Sendfor one o.. ten days tiai
HENRY a. CLARKE son. General A gents, aa5 + ST.
N~COPARrNERsHIP NOTICE
MARCH 49, 1892,
$40 18th st. NV
,os o 1e
prepared 70 undertake commissions Tor the purchase or
and the charge OF properties in general
+. +: I /. 81 bRdsPBENr. eP
6lOl3th st. NV.
By this action Mr.. s. S. shedd does not sever his
connection with the Plumbiny. Heating and Gas Fix
turs % Establishment A OF 8. ;, SHLDD BRO. located
togive the careful personal supervision here
We solicit share of your patronage and invite you
to call at our office. 6l0 l5th ST. ~ ,ro,,-,
K&sHow ABOUT THAT BEIEF'
,rrs Does 80 sents page strike You as reason
LEIs able Tor 90 copies on good paper! Then let's
BYRON S. ADAMS. Printer.
mh24 5l2 1lth st. NV.
EEshfEFfSNEs. sfFfNs AsSUtSCE&Esr SsESFTSThe&fi CARDS
New and beautiful designs.
Telephone 163 ii2c.l Il. L. MCQUEEN. HOS st.
49, BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE.
We authorized to offer for sale,
to settle estate, a fine property on
Az ST. near the corner OF d ST. n.
q Jt 81 feet front By good depth
wide alley. improved by two large
brick dwellings. somebody viii
make money by purchasing this
property at a only $40, 0OO.
Figure on it without delay.
b. II. WARNER CO.
mh26-St GIG st. d. W.
EswE'vE GOT EN- THIS SEASON.
The Ideal Spring Overcoat. sizes for
every body. The new co.ors the
KINKS in style and some new points Of
our own that Will capture you.
They don't cost much-$l0, &12 and
up-S2U for silk lined.
GEOhGE SPRANSY.
One-Price Ciothier.
mh26-ts 434 1th st.
1~@"IF HAD on Y KNOWNn
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RSGET OUR BID FOB THE 0LAS6.
We
haveun-
equaled IA
Giles for hand
ling glass. Our force
consists of experienced
aud fearless glass handlers.
skilled cutters and expert"
titters. We want your trade and
propose to get 1t by deserving
1t. We carry an immense stock and quote
the lowest prices. You should get our bid.
Estimates free.
CHAs. E. HODGKIN.
mh2S Expert Handler Of Glass" 9l3 7th st. n. ".
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EouR MADRAS AND osEv1or SHIRT
Are ready.

WOODWARD h LOTHROP.
fe4-am 10TH. nth AND SITS. NV.
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MADAME HAISLIP, FASHIONABLE L
dressmaker, has removed to g}9 Mass
She soiicts the patronage OF the ladies ash
ton. mh26-2t'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~NATIoNAIL CLUB. No: I e so9 I ST
sSENfSG. March %, on Iiisnnisi f'b Dream: All
RITE-EvANGELIsT CHAP
Rose re The k;s special sfps y S ss
e al for the on o wons ii: 18th
FEW RENTING TONIGHT,
~ Pew renting tonight.
/. METkoPoIITRN tnt s' cHuRcH. AZ and c ste. NV
STHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
. sting between +. Nj. Everett and John B.
sg Sl
~ +. N: EVERETT, j. p, ARMsTKoNG.
strong at the old stand IT.
r., THE. GEORGE GROSS. ALIAS JOHN
y Gross, who was fined for carrying pistol
was hot the Georre Gross OF 011 At. s.w. u
49, DRIVER FOR KRAFFT's BAKERY.
DESIRES to thank his patrons Sr Their Mperai T al pa
niversary With this firm. mh2s-3t'
- dEoRGE G0UhET. .sEN REIMs: sc,. sSfl, CHAN, "
- pagnes W MALsMAHN, " h.sp sSie aeen. IN
York. sold by g. @. CORNWALL 1 SON. mh:!slm.
K~NoT CENT tor III, name
In buying ..DunlapS Derby or High Hat you
do not pay one cent Tor the name. They are made
counn x You Vi; VII
wILfETT left SnSGo kU5fF. FP'nssR soPe Agents."
BOO Pa. ave. n W. mnZ6
N~To WINE CONSUMERS.
Our wines absolutely pins de lfq,ser Products
OF the fernented juice Of fully ripe cultivated
grapes and other fruit, with rich. delicious
flavor peculiar to themselves.
Sparkling table wines and strength giving
medicinal wines of e-eminent purity.
TO-KALON WINE COMPANY,
6l4 18th st. NV. Gfe1s-2ml Telephone, 99S.
R~SPLENDID FOR THE MONEY.
That line of g. so Derbes and Tyrolean
Crush Hats created somewhat of furore. We
still have all Sizes in both Black and the
various shades of Brown.
B. n. STINEMETZ SONS,
Sole gents for KnoT Hats.
1887 Pa. ave. NV. phy6
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