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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14

PERsoSAL--B. B. smalley, vermonts rem
resentative on the national democratic COM
mittee. Joseph +. Cook Of Boston. Representa-
tive W. T. Ellis OF Kentucky, George ID. lack
son OF bay City, Mich, and c. o. Mailioux OF
New York ere at the Cochran.-Interstate
commerce Commissioner James W. McDill of
Creston. Iowa, VIM. ii. Earle of the Park Ave-
nue. Hotel and II. DEF. Earle of E,rles-
N u. are at the Ebbitt-J. III. Car
roll OF Baltimore, Lawrence l.. Croze Of
ioughton, Mich, and c. F. Dickinson OF
Denver are at tine eArno.-Ex-Senator Sevell
OF New Jersey, Chas J. steedman OF Provi-
dence, l. 5. Wright of Newport and R. r. Cable
OF Chicago are at the Normadie.-w. n.
Lindeworth of Philadelphia is at the Fredonia.
It ID. Apperson Of Staunton, Va, H. a.
humphreys OF New York, S. I. Richards Of
Of aHiiIaespnsa, Hrtppnsa. Pa, Pa and J. ". Webb
B + Kellogg of Fall River, W. p. Kearnev
OF Montreal and C. +. Pease of Boston are a
the ST james. III. Nissan OF New York. IT.
n Cummings OF Boston and J. T. Bradley of
wa, Marrehton are at the Metropolitan.-JohnF y.
sheehan of Plainfield, n. J., NJ. H. Chamberlain
OF Detroit and Thomas Curtis Of Boston are
at the NationaL-Mr. James w. Marbury of
1852 18th street has left the CITY TO engage i'm
business at Nashviile.-Mr. Alphonso Hart
solicitor OF internal revenue. has been for .ev,
eral days confined to his home at Kensineton
with the grip.-C. p. Montague of Marylapd.
Carl Drufeld, jr., Of Germany and A NJ. Froth
oI fhlladelphia are at the Arlington. Chaa
ii. lehie OF New York, II. o. Williams of Rich
mond and L. B. Landmesser of Pennsyl-
vania are at the RandalL-C. W. Raymond on
Dayton. Ohio. David Baird of Oneida. n. Y
and D. j. Jennings Of Connecticut are at vii,
lard st. Q. Moore of New York, I. L. Jones
OF Philadelphia and J. d. Donley of PennsyI-
vania are at the Riggs.-Frank q. Easton OF
and Jas. NJ. Waugh Of ST. Paul are at The
Shoreham.
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THE POST OFFICE SITE
Il is Now All Cleared on-some Ola Cain.
Found.

- - <SOW Ah Sie8re0 on-bOme Old Cofrn
Pound.
This is the last day of the contract betveen
the government and Mr.. Nash for clearing OF
the square opposite the Office Of The srIn 10
prepare 1t as the site for the new CITY post
ofice, and this afternoon the last wagon load of
debris was hauled away and the fob was com.
pleted. Had there not been 90 much bed
weather during the present week the work
would probably have terminated considerably
before the expiration Of the time specified In
his contract Everything originally put into
ground as part Of the structures built on the
square has been removed, including ali founds-
tions. few drain pipes on the east side and
one sewer pipe leading from the center of the
square to street have been allowed 10 remain.
in order to adord means for drainage when thc
excavations for foundations are made.
OLD COINS POUND.
The workmen employed in clearing on shs
stte found some curious relics the other day IN
the shape Of . number Of old coins Of
various denomination. One of them
was . half cent Of 1909, and another vss
. silver piece about the size Of Q
nickel scent piece. Il il evidently from for
eign mint, though the corroxion Of nearly .
century has left little Of the Original markings
70 be discerned. On the diverse a head
sad ON the rim are TO be family seen the phrass
''Carolus I'LL" The date, - far a. can be 49,
certained. Il 1901. On the reverse Il . coat Of
arms or shield, very much like that Of Spain o.
possibly Belgium Other coins vsrs found
The lack Of sunlight during The last vsek -
nade u impossible 20 make tie nscsssary bi1o
prints 70 accompany the issus of u sdvexeSm.
0oaoB Ter ~ excavationa
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EX-SENATOR McDnL Of Iowa, the newly ap-
pointed interstate commerce commissioner. Il
IN the city. He called at the White House to-
day In company with Solicitor Hepburn OF the
treasury Department and expressed his appre-
President f1 A W sAe
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FSFOR ORSALE-AHOTELAND ANDRESTAURANT
- in Alexandria, Va. together with the fur
nture fixtures. bar room stock aud good will size of
lot Sbout % feet front by 1 feet the house contains
~ rooms. beside store rooms baths &C. all excellent
order the location is the best and the most profitable
hotel and restaurant business that city the
owner Is Obliged to retire from business
i'll health this opportunity seldom offered
gage in an already established paying business. For
full particulars, price and terms apply to
FRANCIS HUFTY,
1t 1901 st. n. W.
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IT WouLp Be INTERESTING To

Know Just how many people in Warrington are wear
ing WILSON CARR's famous o.. 50 shoe. Week
by week the demand steadily increasea Mr. Wilson 10
frank to say that he expected great results from this
shoe. but its sales ovs,hadow by far those Of any
shoe ever sold BY them The ladies ind the piable.
yielding leather luxury for tender feet and the
tiesn are surprised at their neat dressy appearance
and splendid wearing qualities Either sex may
choose between broad. medium or narrow toe and the
ladies between dull or glaze finish Don't you forget
to try them when get another pair II IL hardly
necessary to say that Messrs. WILSON 4 CARR are
locsted at go stree: northwest ia1o.ss
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SECRETARY FosrER.-Dr. Magruder, secre-
tary rosters physician, arrived in Washington
uis morning from brief visit to the Secretary
little weak still from his rough e.n.rienc. ~,
the bay, but otherwise is all right He did not
remain with him because there was no neces-
sity for 80 doing.
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REGENTS OF THE SnrrHsoSr.x.-Tbe sne.l.,
has appointed Representatives Wheeler. Breck-
inridge of Kentucky and Lodge regents Of The
Smithsonian Va sAe
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SPEAKER CRISP CoSyAIEscrSr. - sn.al.,
Crisp is now convalescent and out OF danger
unless relapse should unexpectedly take place.
He dressed this morning and wrote l.,,.r =.
two. He may be out next week. but will not
take any risks. He is peculiarly subject TO
changes In the weather. and q few days Of sun-
shine would greatly aid him.
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uo'EkNMESr RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue, sSis,9O7; customs, sl,sI5,066; mis-
cenaneous receipts. sll6, 927.
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S1.25O,OOO CAPITAL.

FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Has the best plan devised for securing Hone
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
NO BACK DUES REQUIRED.
Any amount loaned. repayable sl3 month on each
q, 900 advanced. Shares. 81 per month.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Loans real estate security. %
Loans on l.coi-oo
Total loans to shareholders. e3O,S14 10
Value Of securities held by the associa-
~. ~
Amounts paid withdrawals-.-......-... 5,oo4- "A
Shares in force. 4.5Ol
We. the undersigned. appointed q committee to
the books of the Fidelity Building and Loan As
sociAtion from its organization to the present tne
being the first Of its existence. having together
Performed that duty thoroughly and carefully, beg
leave to submit the above statement. under OATH and
that And the same absolutely correct
FIJI. WILSON, 93l +. St., of Wilson Carr.
THOMAS HALL. 1117 T st. NV. Confectioner.
MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Assessor, d. c.
6AND 10 PER CENT PAID ON DEPOSITS
FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT.
OFFICERS.
HARRISON DINGMAN.. President
ANDREW WALL: LIST Vice President and MANAGER
GEORGE W LEACH. ...-.--....-.----2d Vice President
GEOh0E isasurer
L Attorney
EDWARD 5. YOkk-... Manager Of Loan Department
For pamphlets and information apply At the ottcs.
next door to Columbia Bank.
3al2 sl3 AND sl5 ST. NV.
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HAT To Wear.

Dress yourself naturally and becominRly.
Study the contour of your face and form
and dress accordingly. Let your own good
taste be your guide. Ladies may wear any
material that folds and drapes nicely. such
as reps. poplns. satins and silks.
PRINCE.
F0to0rafer.
js12 Cor. 11th and Pa. ave. NV.
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H~OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
-, the District of Columbia. Washington. Jan
Of the have
from Congress the following bill with request for their
hi ne to
what objections If exist to said proposed lesla
at on
sn G
way Company in the District Of Columbia. Com
NV ax;. and extending thence eastward along said
=. ousiana T., ave: to the Intersection of D
se anS s thsnss aSns Sns sd
4t6 St n and thence around stanton SQUARE north
along Marylsnd ave to &c BladenstSrs road; and
Gy &. tine q ssa S 81
st. thence east on g. to the Anscostia road to the
,aHa ave-; thence south along 9TH St. to st. n W
S.'i Gs y ' L SsnsS' WIN kSss JSsss
kossELL. jal3..t
RSOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
missiOners Of the District Of Columbia have received
Their views as to the propriety o: Before
know What objections if any, exist to SAID proposed
LEGISLATION aud for that purpose viii hold special
inst, to give bearing to parties Interested bill IS.
7Oe) ITO incorporate the District of Columbia Sub
line between the District of Columbia and the state Of
Outside e o the ss Sa s to
land and 18th ST. n. thence south along 10th
st. to Tennessee thence west along Tennessee
ave. to Lincoln Park, thence west along Lincoln Park
to l1th st. ne, thence south on 11th ST. n g. to
North Carolina ave. and thence west North Caro-
lima ave. to its intersection with Pennsylvania ave.
also. BEGINNING at sucn point on Badensburg road
by the Commissioners Of the District Of CoIunba ana
passing thence east and north of the soldiers Home
the vicinity of Brightwood thence by such route
to point in the vicinity o Tennal thence
to point the Potomac river in the vicinity of Little
Falls OF said river; thence eastward with and in the
vicinity OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal to a
venient point on M street extended in Georgetown.
ia 1921
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A M1Dw1srrR REDUCTION SALE.
! =. =. +
JJj - aaSfA LII
HEAVY REDUCTIONS
ALL ALONG THE LINE IN WINTER GOODS.
20 per cent on the marked prices on all our Cloth
Wraps. Fur Capes and Muffs
20 Per cent Oh the marked prices on all our Cloth
Cloakin2s.
10 per cent OF the marked prices on all our Blan-
kets and Comforts.
Underwear.-Bg reductions on Ladies' Mems and
Childrens Underwear.
Dress Goods Department entire stock Of Winter
Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices
See our remnant counter.
Colored Silks st half price.-An odd lot Of Colored
Gros Grain Silks that were 75c. now
3Oc. The 81 ones now SOC. and
the 81 .25 grade 10 now JOc
THESE SILKS ARE EXCELLENT FOR
LADIES' UNDERSKIRrs.
JOHNSON 4 LUTTRELL.
WINTER CARRIAGES.
A fun assortment Of carriages
ping BrousEam-. Physicians
Broughams. Extension front
Broughans. Denii Coaches. Ber-
lin Coaches. Coupe Rockaways.
Extension-front Rockaways. Six
passenger EockAways, Depot
Wagons VictoriAs. spider and
Mail Phaetons.
The prevailing styles and absc-
lutely the largest stock shown
south Of New York
Very low prices for prompt
ANDREW j. JoYcEs SONS,
Once and factory. Ware Rooms,
Az Ala 4I6 l4th ST. fjall-3inI 1ooS 1000 Conn. av
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N%..w1LsoN WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY.
HIGHsPIRE, DAUPHIN CO., Pa.

This celebrated Whisky. most carefully and SLOWLY
yeasted mashed fermented and distilled from the in
valuable health-giving Chalybeae waters and cho.ct
small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain
districts of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and ripenet
in heated ware houses voyaged and aged in the
warm salt air Of Bermuda. The oxides of iron ant
their homologous salts found in the from which
this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky valuable
and unequaled tonic and rejuvenatOr to those il
need Of strength, vitality and vigor.
See cert fcate of Prof 1onry of the Baltimore Med
ical College:
1T Is PURE. FREE FROM FUsEL OIL. AMI
CAN THEREFORE, BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED
FOR MEDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLOR Ii
DUE TO THE IRON PRESENT
''WM. P. ToNRY. Phi. D.. Chemist"
This celebrated Whisky is sold by the following
Grocers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers:
j. y. Bryan ( Bro,, tCs fennsylvania ave. NV.
J. 5. kedlnan, cor. 9th and louisiana ave.
sattbeM Ii oaGafa cos dath sha III
Jas =, DonnslIS; soT' i4th and I SITS. NV
oa,' u Srisht. Srsalnf f65 ia i4tl a.a . Is NV
Leonard Grienel. 10th and SITS. n.
=. Ellis. cor. "a and a SITS. Sc. Capitol Hill.
H.aGSss III JSns. SisS ,sd s c.
Metropolitan. Rigs House, Harvcys Ne' ''A''0H'''
s. Aman, 3l6 9th ct. NV.
Geo. ". Drlyer. Cos Pa. ave. NV.
Osborne L. Hoban corner 7th and G sta NV.
d tlss ao!ls, tsi..s,n. & en- AZ I: New New York ave.
i.%s: .,S siI II SGs!sS. s,sIs. 49s io,h 1874, si NV.
E l. I jordan. -si;i 5si gh iH st. tIaH n.w. ". NV
J0Ip gst1s bsAs:s cor isa s. rssn, snd s,s sw
MTs. ME-. JOhn Sil,I Kess; S99 IN i. NV.
= GsrssenOerr is9s penna. aAa ave. y '.a :. ". !"
Tio: BannassS. mn isHs iUos a 81 i3sh aw St. NV
sr'i koib HsSsnsssn sI t. cor b and fal,s s;
John Ms.l. cor 9TH and sts. NV -''N y '''' A'''
Haah iSan ;.S,ss co.H1STs is iss SiS "a !, s'
VIM. Nelson. Az and SITS n w.
fEaRSsE HaSoS HsSSaits @ l5;s 5ass 4 ana '' NV
!. y: Asyss.er. yO4 lennsylyania ave. NV.
VI. Costello. 604 Q St. NV.
sss sS 4:
ssss SsS i5:s :ss :ss !.
Ask for WILSON WHISKY.
,oe...d,E TIE uLxAN eo1DsBsonoyea CO.. -,
NJ striciiand tncorporstedS. Wi be plssiss
70 sec his friends at Messrs Hoover and Snyder l2l
ana o axe & Snerethsy will ind complete sasort
sBAR ASSOCIATION, ATTENTION!
Briefs. Arguments, Petitions &c..
Executed promptly at SOC. Per page.
BYRON g. ADAMS. Printer,
JAZZ 612 11th st. n v.
K~R. "; GoRNwELL,
~ 9o5 ct. NV, Room
Telephone call z74.
Real estate bought and sold. honsss rented. rent
collected. specialty-losns and insursncs =
strict application 10 and prompt and faithful dSpefc
g % %DgsinsS Lops 70 nsris md d noss s:5SsssI;
soocas puot,e ave-. At2-0s
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TO
Read
these
Advertisements
suggests
going
down
stairs,
but
We
Goods
ground
H0or
Prices.
A. L sALTzsTE1N. Jr.
Je,oelrv Palace.
sos SEVENTH ST. NV. al4
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R~RoYALTY's EVENING DRESS.
London Letter.)
The Dress Suits which the Prince Of
Wales and the Duke Of Clarence wore
on the occasion of the Stock Ex.
changes smoker" were made ofa
slightly rough material. faced with
heavy silk. The vests were only
moderately opened
W. C. MERITS
Tailoring Shop,
3sA 514 11th st. NV.
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IN sAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON.
NE COR l5IH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY -. 1867.
SsoFsanized under act Congress octobsr1. 1so0
Tnn.scts the business ofs
TRUST COMPANY
n all Its various branchsa
Also the businesso ofa
SAVINGS BANK
And ofa
EAfE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
A. 90 administrator. guardian Of the e.
fstes CT minors committee of the estates Of lunaics
seceiver assignee Of any and every
esscriptior-
Wills kept without charge
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
snd upward and allows interest thereon
Money deposited before the first day and on the fr,t
second third days the month will draw interest
from the nrst day.
Lcans money upon real estate and collassra, sscur
ny.
sels frstclass estate and other securities In
sums Of s5oo and upward
Receives SILVER WARE and an kinds Of VALE.
ABlLs upon deposit in capscious storage vaults Of
Unsurpassed GryGess and security
SMALL SAFES FOR RENT FROM Is to sl25 PER
ANNUAL
II G s,on m ,s 20 :ts 9suaa ana unit.
Lccrs, until . O'Clock p-I Ia-, follows
On the 10Th day of each month.
VI the last business day each month.
OD The mt. seee nd and third days Of each month
e6UnGAys exceptedl- >~'S.'N
Wien .hs l5ih falls On Sunday the lAsa a>y wulbs
Management.
President,
BENJAMIN \. SNYDER
Vice Presidents,
CHARLES e. GLOVER. FirpS.
JANIS NJ JOHNSTON, second
treasurer,
T. FRANCIS MGGa
ALBERT l. siTkrEvANr.
Directors:
esntanin p. Snyder. zenas C. Robbina
Albert L SturreVAnE. Andrew Wyle
1eorse b. Plant. Matthew u. EInery,
SeNls CleJhane. Charles A. yAMeA
Henry a Willard. 4. Francis klsxs.
James N. Johnston. Charles q. Gloves.
= hoss Ferry. John q. PArke,
Thomas dyos. John b. kodSerA
oeSl William l. Clark
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E~NEw BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

R~NEw BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
GENESEE NATIONAL. SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER,, n. Y,
- SHARES. &1OO EACH.
monthly payments, 6Uc per share.
SAGE WASHINGTON OFFICERS:
Your HENRY A. CADY, President,
Monev Real Estate, T11 18th st.n.w.
G.WARFIELD SIMPSON. Vice Pres't,
Merchant Tailor 9th and G sts n w.
Buy GEO. 7. PARKS. Sec'y and Treas'r,
Real Estate Broker, GA stnw.
GEO. A. PROVOST, Attorney.
Whitaker Provost. $40 st. n. w.
DIRECTORS:
Vim. C. MeItz, Geo T. Parks
J. b. Bocock, F. K Parks
John s. Garrison. Jas A Jordan
VIZ. Gapen, q. W. Simpson,
j. L. French, Geo. A Provost
Call or send to office for descriptive circulars &C.
GEO. ]. PARKS. Secy and Treasr,
jaS-1m tl4 F st
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E~sEE SHERRY FOR ENGRAVING. 623 D ST
R~ALLEN c. CLARK ANNOUNCES THAT AS
~ REAL ESTATE BROKER
Buys and Sells Realty,
Collects Rents,
Negotiates Loans
Places Insurance.
Adjusts Faxes.
That he has the cooperation of energetic and
experienced assistants.
Business solicited.
ja6-1m 6O5Fstnw
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MoRE PHoNoGRAPH TALK.

The reather 10 likely TO be clearing: cold
pare: horthicest rfsds.
Haven't you thought IL queer other lum-
Der dealers never dropped their prtcess But
it's So We alone quote q. Is per 100 feet
forthc el3o lumber and ours is the staunch-
est. choicest and finest obtxinable. II you
planning . new building. call or tele-
phone Us. and We will dispatch one Of our
efficient architects. who will help you esti-
mate the cost Of your lumber. This essi-
mate Jrss-and the lumber much below 9TH
srs' figures.
The best NH Work. Lumber. ko.
Libbey. Bittinger Z Miller.
9th and New York ave. and llth snd - a
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
49, the COMPTROLLER OF the Currency, Washing
ton, January - 1SS2-Wh hereas by satisfactory evil
dence presented 70 the undersigned It has made
appear that 'TheFa:nlers and Mechanics Nation Il
Bank OF Georgetown." in the city Of Georgetown in
the county Of Msshington and District Of Columbia,
Congress- to enable national banking associations
to extend their corporate existence and for other
purposes" approved July IL. 1882 Now, therefore,
!. Edward = Lacey. comptroller of the currency. do
hereby certify that THE Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tlonal Bank Of Geor2etown. in the city OF George
town, in the county of Washington ana District Of
Columbia. - authorized to have succession for the
PERIOD speched in its amended articles of association
namely until close Of business January 10. 1912
IN testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of
office this 18th day Of January 1892. (Seal. / E. s.
LACEY, Comptroller Of the Currency. isi3-}Ot
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vIoLINIsTs.-oNE sTRADUARiUs
model violin about 20 years old; superb
tone; price $50. HUGO wORcR CO.. 8z5 1th.
Importers OF Niolns. BowA Strings and Musical Msr
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SUITS

~MOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
~ The annual meeting of the stock holders Of
the Atlantic building Company will be held on
IHURSDAY, january 81. 1892, at its office. No. .
South Royal st., Alexandria, Va. for the purpose Of
eiecting directors of that and such other
business as may legally be brought before it, Polls
will be open from II In. to l p IN. Transfer books
will be closed from the 18th to the 2ls Inclusive Of
this month.
GEORGE E. EMMONs,
aI,l4,lS Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~sPIRITUALIsM, ,wONN's HAIL, 72l
9th st; every Friday night Miss Magsie
ioI Esiy:ss sissnS. Mrs caSsii'.. iio "a s. % Sc ~
WSOsIRis LODGE. NO. 20, F. A. A. M
al p b RS Il se
IA at o'cloek: Work. first and second degrees.
jais.3t : 'N' FRED. E. TAsKER. Secretary.
R@sTHE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE Ma
tional Homeopathic Hospital Association of
81 the w hss 4 @
January IL. at o'clock p: m,
LEWIS cLEfaaNE sssre,aFy r rEo"hR fFesdsn hs
SALE
The undersigned will receive written pro-
stss ,or ap1 tne p1rehase % Of the stock Of Jewery
No. asI r.. ave; NV. until sXTURDXY. January s
hs oes. to
hrstclass opportunity. The right to reject any and
!al54t Assignee of Geo. Z. Ansley.
HsTo THE MEMBERS OF
The ..RocHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY"
The secretary having refused your committee the
are requested to call any of said committee
s ns Of
mlttee.
FL WILLIS, Chairman, es5 st. NV.
DAN a. aRosHENoR. i2io 6 st.nw.
a11 TH6s Il 81 hadhS RoBfSS5Ni 81 liss ai T. French st.
R~IF You ARE ROCHDALER. OR IF YOU
coa and % b h Ssss T Spy
son. Only the best article and one price to every
body Complies facilities bottom prices. full weight
fifsn us ave- erGmR. n% deTsI,e s st.
5l9 Al st. s.w. jai3
~sWEEPING NGREDUCTI0Ns ON OUR CARE.
dslsm sn'' OF ''0fa shr. Maker. jos FHaIL q NV.
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rms company has secured the business Of the late
nrn oi McLachlen Batchelder. real estate brokers,
and VIII continue the business under the general
aasenient OF Messrs. A. NJ. McLachlen and J. Il.
batche!dsr, with the following departments:
odtes DeDdrtntenf. for sale of improved and unim-
trict Of Columbia - ~ 80
Rent department, in charge Of Mr.. ]. A. Massie
2Ves special attention to the collection of rents se-
curing reliable tenants and making necessary repairs
Ut nunlmum EXPENSE Collections remtted promptly
mhyuance DeDGrtmcnt in charge of Mr.. ]. W. Nc
Lacnen writes Fire Insurance all classes of prop
erles IN the District of Columbia the lowest board
rates n reliable home and foreign companies
accfaeM fottc'es written in the BdnEers and Trad
rates. ~ Nv 'e Ao"S-'
Loan Impairment. on approved real estate
ana coateral securities made without unnecessary
iay. heai Estate notes Tor sale in amounts to suit
INIT same by draft without CHARGE
OfhceTs and Board of Directors:
A. NJ McLACHLEN, President.
Hon. u. w. PERKINS. Vice President.
J. 7. BATCHELDER, Treasurer,
JAS. 7. HOOD. Secretary,
Ial3-4t ElRMAN X. HORNER
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0~E. K. STEWART. FORMERLY WITH
a. striekland tineorporatedl. viii be pleased
Penna ave. where they will md . complete assort-
nent OF nne shoes. tal2-3t
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k~owNING VS.. RENTING HOME.
The difference: You can take pride in
your own home, keep il in good condi-
ton. admire il. We have houses on sale
in desirable localities which We can sell
upon easy terms. viii be glad to talk il
over with you.
PROCTOR & PROCTOR,
tal4 Y07 G ST. NV.