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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

DIVIDENDS DEcLARED-The controller Of the
currency has declared dividends in favor of the
creditors Of insolvent national banks as fol-
the creditors of the First National Bank of
Kansas City, Kan, on claims proved, amount
ing to S99, 9s9.40 Asecond dividend, Is per
cent. in favor of the creditors of the First
National Bank Of Ellsworth, Kan, making In
all 80 per cent on claims proved, amounting to
Sill, ,751.4S. A second dividend. 20 per cent
in favor of the creditors of the National City
Bank Of Marshall, Mich, making in all 20 per
cent on claims proved, amounting to
Sl55, ,048.Sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court to Norton p. Skies and Ray
8. Campbell; Louis A. Koerth, f., and Georgia
Harrington; Chaa Leroy and Henrietta Doug
las; Francis E 7. johnson and Annie v. Bur-
gees; Joseph n. Lushbaugh and Adelaide Plant
both Of Staunton. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

New BASKs-The controller of the currency
has authorized the Fourth National Bank Of
Columbia, Ga, to begin business with a capital
OF Sl50.00O and the First National Bank of
Caldwell, Idaho. with a capital of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

NAVAL ORDERS. - Past Assistant Surgeon
Arthur G.. Cabell has been detached from the
Newark and ordered to the Kearsarge Assist
ant Surgeon James Stoughton detached from
the naval hospital at Norfolk, Va, and ordered
to the training ship Portsmouth Assistant
Surgeon U. S. Guest detached from the navy
yard ut Norfolk and ordered to duty at the
naval hospital at Norfolk.
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Rudyard Kipiing and Bride Coming,

LONDON, Jan. 29.-Mr. and Mrs. Rudyard
kipling and Mrs. kipling's mother and sister
will visit the United States early in the spring.
The party will remain few months in America
and VIII then start on a tour of the world, dur
ing tine course of winch they will visit Robert
Louis Stevenson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

MINISTER Reds RrMoREp REsIGSArIoy.-
A Paris dispatch says that the report that
Mr.. Reid intends to resign the Office of United
States minister to France is denied by the
officials Of the United States legation there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

SECRETARY FosTER.-Word has been received
at the Treasury Department that Secretary
Foster will leave Fortress Monroe this evening
for Washington, arriving here tomorrow
morning
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Bank at Oelrici.s, =. 3D.. Closes.

Hor SPRINGS, S. d., Jan. 29.-The doors Of
the Fall River County Bank at oelrich were
closed yesterday. The bank has made an as
signment to I. H. White for the benefit Of its
creditors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount of AZ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was s27, 800,
making the total redemptions to date
Sz3,09o, 600, and leaving outstanding &, 406 100
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ACow Causes a sI5.ooO Wreck.

GRAcEvILLE. MISS., Jan. 29.-Ihe NORTH
bound Milwaukee train was wrecked three
miles from here yesterday by collision with
cow The engine, tender and eight cars we're
demolished. The damage to the railroad prop
esty is $1,000 The trainmen and pasengsn
escaped uniniured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

CHICAGO, Jan. pa dispatch from Milvau-
kee says: The establishment OF . colony Of
Russian Hebrews in northern Wisconsin with
money contributed out Of the Baron Hirsch
fund is being seriously considered
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FINANCIAL.
HE WAsu1Serox LOAN AND TKusr
COMPANY.
Granite Building. 9th and s.s.
PAIp-ur CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

Thi, company organized for the purpose Of set
ting estates. acting trustee. receiver. general
AGENT. &c. receive deposits Of money and pay inter
es. thereon and to loan money upon security.
To do \ GENERAL SAFE DEPOSIT BUSINESS.
Its foundations have been carefully and conserva-
avely laid
In evidence Of the good faith and purpose Of
its stockholders Wsshn has been given the best
business building 1t bad and the patrons o, the
Company the most ample security that brains and
n oney can furnish.
Security for $50 900 h.s also been dsp ossd with
tie Treasury Department
The following figures are given Tn svdsnce Of the
appreciation of the public:
January 70 the deposits aggregated 1925 SO. gain
during the year Of $751; represented by 1.4a5
new dspostors. No other financial institution
organized at the national capital has had such Q
growth.
The company pays intoros, on deposits from 81 up
ward
Call and examine its safe deposit department.
Special facilities furnished ladies' for the transaction
Of business.
BRAINARD II. WARNER. President.
JOHN JOY EDsoN. Vice President.
JoKN A swoPE. 2d Vice President.
VII B. Robson. Secretary.
JOHN R. CARMoDY. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Charles p Bailey. John d. Larner.
A l. Barber. Theodore W. Noyes.
James l. Barbour. John Rdout.
William Z Barker. n. III. Shea
Chas. Baum. Ellis Spear.
John r. Carmoiy. Frederick C. Stevens.
John NJ. Clapp. Joha A. Swope
Horace = Cummings. j. s. Swornlstedt-
j. j. Darlington. George Truesdell.
John Joy Edson. Il. II. Warner.
Albert F. Fox. A. A Wilson
James Fraser. Louis D. Wine
q. G. Green S. W. Woodward.
WIn- d. Gurley. A. S. worthington-
II John A. Hamilton
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAy.-Internal rev.
enue, $500, ,i95; customs, s562, ,S5974
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Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 29.-Gov. Mckinley h
confined to his room and is suffering great
pain from a sudden attack Of neuralgia OF the
stomach DIR. T. B. Fullerton, his physician,
considers il grave case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

We
ARE
DETERMINED
To reduce our stock of MEMS SHOES with
out delay. as it is still too large With that end
In view we have cut doUn the price of every
pair OF GENTS SHOES in the store. We will
sell them at cost until the stock has been SUM-
ciently reduced.
7OOP PAIRS
OF Suede Oxford Ties
And Opera SLIPPERS,
In all desirable shades,
At greatly reduced prices
To make room for Spring Goods,
Which will soon begin to arrive.
We can save you money on Children's and
Misses SHOES, as it is to them that we
especially cater. Alargsr assortment Of SHOES
for the younger generation is 20 be found no
EheTs.
SATURDAY
Is ditcays
BARGAIN DAY
Here.
Bear that In mind tomorrow.
En- E. a SSS SSSSH Nm f f + -
: ~ Nm X II LII
SsSS II 90 EEE
eSSs HHH % FE
ssss II II Il oo oo Ens
ssss TIT 8 90 ERR ERR Ern
ssss ! 90 0ooS / / Ers
1. 80 AND 3l2 SEVENTH ST..
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Burglars made raid Tuesday night on the
Union Bank Of Wilton, Iowa They opened the
s.fs and got away With ol,0oo in paper and
silver and gold.
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EIpELIIY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATE

IN FvnEvTTv
BI-IDISG AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
-. r.. rf.n s.vissi TO- .oc,-i.- H..
M aTCTICS or MONEY!
No PACK mrs RFOT-IpTD
AM amount loaned repayabIe "a p- month ON ZACH
Al OOO advanced. shares Al per month
THE PLAN
AL persons should become members of the Fidelity
for one or more of the following reasons:
FBst. For the lurpose of investing their savings
where one COLLAR will earn as much snzly as If il were
apart Of thousands Our Building Loan and Saving
system rightly characterized is the banking system
Of equalization. placing the poor mans monthly saw
inEs on n par with the millionaire's surplus
S,-ona For the purDos., of buil,linu or brv,ny =.
home. for improving property. to raise money for
ordinary mercantile PURPOSES.
Third For the purpose Of canceling private mort
ea-es or reieenlnS home that IS already mortg-ged
The small monthly savings paid on a certificate of
shares viii cause the same to mature at time when
proeseus VII e@neel private MORTGAGE as We'll -
thoush the ulortsAse was held by the association
fo@Sh- tor the purpose OF ecunulatins surplus
eFsupport- "
PLANs OUTLINED.
r,s,,ur,a,. .ba-ss ara ,.sra, ~, ,,h,..s,o,..,, =,
t,.p.- v.I,a 90 s-son ry-~> ,,, - ,1., , ~
. ,py,ba, ~ .b.,s. .o-ra.iry, 10 Ne an - D,I -
each snare for a per,oi not exese,inr fGa month.
D ~ members. ens sns
ss pay Of s1,.;ns nOItsasss or to buy or eEse.
Is po.ed ar ea, ~ sn. sna phs Ss
inves'en, of the fund, of the association monthly
-. .ss. -, - - = - ~ , o. - sS'i4es
s p,onts thsreon reach the sum equal to tn. par
s'Oo for each siarsheld-
~ iS.LsiOhs.
sseEinT profitable investment for money. We BE-
can oer .-rser proh's than can De realized In
No prudent investor will risk his principal to secure
s. ~, = .s ises.inen' n ust
better.
oFFICIKs
nhis0S President
ANDhEN will ist Ice President and Manager
SLOSZo rwEE1SIE" :------u wee sas..isl s.s.,asn.
@ Treasurer
1SSiFs sSS y Vdsv 49,. Attorney
= a e4ia<er % loan department
Ior pam phlets and information apply as the Once.
nexf door 70 Columbia Bank.
Trustees. AMEalcaN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
a A o-.ii ION, fresident- ja23
r. II
pr-rrhh hhAE N STIEp STAIES
i3I:s ST H'x WLSHT S4S Nta9SS a99c a ToN' roN'
fnAoiss JOG 70 sioP PSyinx RENT by sPpiyins same
ss5n' Ns ' T'c > phSiEli hSIEl f,ss.dsn,. ss.dsi.sx
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Close 4:3Q
WOODS co..
BANKERS. A26-tr
N SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON,
n. z. COR 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY ~. 1867.
Rsorganizsd under act Congress October /. 1890.
Transacts the business ofa
TRUST COMPANY
In all its various branches.
Also the business Of
sAvINGSs BANK
And of .
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS.
Acts executor administrator guardian Of the es-
tates Of minors committee Of the estates Of lunatcs
receiver assignee and Of any and every
description.
Wills kept without charge.
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
Money deposited before the rst day and the FIRST
second and third days Of the month viii draw interest
from the first day.
Sells frstclass real estate and other securities in
sums Of $500 and upward.
Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds Of vALU-
ABLES upon deposit in capacious storage vaults of
unsurpassed dryness and security.
SMALL SAFES FOR RENT FROM s5 to s125 PER
ANNUM
o oSe from m to and until
On shs i5t6 day d e.eh month.
on the last business day Of each month;
Sundays excepted)
When ,hs l5th tails on Sunday the 18th day Will be
Management:
President,
Vice Presidents
JANIS n S6HNsToN.' EtSSns' second ssaa
Z. FRANCIS RIGGS.
ALBERT fseIsif5T I. sTTTkrEvASr.
BENJAMIN p Snyder, Zenas C. Robbins.
GeoEse % cIda. H. Plant. Matthsw G, L,nery.
Henry a Willard. I. Francis Rigys.
James "a NJ johnston. Charles e; Glover.
TboSss T GSss fsyGs. Hyas jSbn 5Sbn RksIdhs, knds,.
oc3l William L. Clark.
LEwns Esns.5 6. q sTdEEWksBTEy, Ey1ssa1 ". B. HIBBs:
- ~sHAeAsSO L.
Member Washington Stock Exchange
LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY L CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
1885 ST.. WASHINGTON. d. c.,
Buy and sell for cash margin Stocks, Bonds
Grain. Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed deposits.
Out-of-town business q speciality.
AL Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone 545
oc2l-tr
NO. ". CORSON. JNO. w. MCCARTNEY.
Member n. Y. Stock Ell.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. 1419 ST. N. w..
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. LoanA Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and AL listed
on the EXCHANGES of New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
Speciality made OF Investment securities. District
ephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold tylS
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EvERX FRIDAY
Athorough examination Of
the eye free of charge.
g. Z. Jacobs, formerly
Queen Co.'S expert, is at
my store every Friday
from IL am to 6p.m.
GEO. W. spIER.
Jeweler and Optican,
3a29-n $40 9th st. n. w., near Pa ave.
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE co.
4n OF THE D. C;-WILLIAM BALLANrYNE.
President JAMES Z. FITCH, Secretary. Issues
policies unusually low each insurer shares
IN the pronts For full information apply to the Office
OF tie company. l4o6 q st. nv taI3-Iy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
'aa ESsF HING
a.. ss. the ssPs
" paid up aSa SaBIE faas 'bsff s. fxsS2s AZ sf seO'
EE;I0 IeS HoL#TzMAN. # Directors.
JOIN SaSis' B. LAkNhh.: LaA1khNihk:
L Charles N Lsrner s secretary Of the above named
my knowledge and belief;
Sworn and subscribed to before .hi. 10Th day Of
}issssIi THos. a,,Io +; YogSs; g;,.
Y~1sA NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SHARES 81. so EACH PER MONTH
q. 600 IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE
District of Columbia will hold it's second regular
adHaness eesnS one i9s TIE Of dues and
pm at hall 6O2 + ST. II. W.
iEGWIhG ENG oncers and members Of the association:
hsnry Cen and sos EberS ,tS ii Market
John Murray Bureau Of Engraving VII gar and a Prntins m
Bsnnis 10TH st: and 81 IS St St. n
John shushruc i1, ~ 81 St 81.
Henry Henry " SShon Attorney f:nds b'ds 44 St
Henry Huntsrnan Trnste. Room Pat fs q Oh
CtaIh. .62I 1th ST. n
'''' -'''0 DANIEL D0Sa2iS. AZ ! st. n"
,.eeat 1oi osifiIrssaIy; st. NV.
so:,2,v.,v MEDICINAL WHISKY.
FROM 15c to " per quart.
ns>Ts the The District Of Columbia. Washington. Jan
: " tha whom Il may sSnesrn The Com
from from Gonsres. the following bills with for
sRs o a sa t. d
dnssdsy tn, the "a pr91ino-A bi Is 1876 80 in.
Company Of the District OF Columbia" coinmenc;nS
In hnaeosia At the intersection OF Minnesota
10 aha along avenue over Eastern Branch
eas sps 19g TO
southeast thence along westwary 9Th street east.
westwardy along Florida avenue to its intersection
@ Elth hGrth @ SaPitSl P street Wednesday the Sd prOI
Arlington and Falls Church Railway Company OF the
ibs Sd beginning A. the er9inuso
over the "a s.rset and thence along street to and
mo-X bill vs. 1852 to ncoruorats ibs Ws6n1 e 1a pto1
Fairfax and Alexandria hallway Company" Begin,
nng at the west building line of l7;h or
nesr hI the centerof New York avenue. and running
tnence westward along New York avenue to 18th
street vest thence along north on both the
horh and south sides of Rawns Square 18th street
west 10 point where said 18th intersects the
center OF New York avenue west thence along New
avenue to the east boundary wall Of government
now occupied by the United States naval
observatory. at or near the west building line o: I'D
street west thence across said in the
nuatlon OF the line of New York point at or
near the intersection OF the center line New York
avenue continued with the line of street north
continued; thence west along and the center
ne OF street north TO the east building line Of 18th
street west continued; thence in westerly SOUTH
westerly direction to the east bank OF the Potomac
river: J. W. DOUGLASS, j. W. ROSS, W. L. KOS-
SELL, Commissioners, ID. C. ia1-ot
xSTHE TINE WILL COME WHEN SITES
SNSa which permit OF bird's-ey view of WASH
ington city will command fancy prices We
have lot north side Of California avenue,
washington Heights. commanding delightful
and unsurpassed view of the entire city, which
We can now sell below ruling prices Tor less
desirable adjacent property. This lot shouldn't
lack buyer Tor an instant.
PROCTOR PROCTOR,
9O7 q st. NV.
1tedt Estdte ana Insirdnce. jag
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TIE Loss
MAY BE Serious.

Rent a safe deposit box in our massive fire and
bl-zlar-prOof vault for the safekeeping Of your
stocks. bonds. life and fire insurance policies and
other valuable papers The cost is but trihe.
while the loss of such papers 20 You might be very
ssr!ous- Boxes -, $50, $40 to $50 per year.
This ten-do-lAE box Is the largest At its price in
the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~sPIKITUALIsM, wONN's HALL. ~
s ess h1aas bnrx @s. .s
for private slttinss. Mrs Cabeils, no I'd st. ss
- stosk skholders Of the washington Gas Light
Company will be held at the ofiee Of the company.
sa for the election wc directors to serve dqrny the
en- ensuing u year The polls will be open from IL O'Clock
iaI4-l5t CHAs. b BAILEY. Secretary.
4~TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
ersnce to the proposed M @ % q the law %
SSfSSS fsSs
W. T. RUSSELL. Commissioners d. G. ja21-3t
K~WAsBINGT DIREcT0RY FOR
-, Nurses: p % LAC st. Reorganized by the the
iulnsia .tCut this out and Keep it for refeusnce )
g. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING QUALi-
iLomas N: Norton. deceased. hereby notifies an per
sons w Ssrsd against M said estate & to pr the
indebted to said estate hereby requested make
g. H4EETs II Esg'.isss SonsoS; 9s:..
1a23-1w Washington. d. @.
6~BANJO PLAYERS WILL FIND a CONE
wocHf 9f MtsT fHs1 saShf apd 5 m
Kosers' banjo heads Banjos repaired. ja14-3ln
K%MoSEY TO BUY HOMES.
new plan. Does not cost more than rent.
Death terminates all payments and the home
PA MENIS cen be made monthly. Quarterly,
sr as s
SH TIE fkgREEE SsREkEnEA XAT FGIs F1 BUY sa seMs
1t TO your family in event of your death.
f'f'al pais5Hl1Es RGs'T M5SfRkkis. fSfRlkk IS eenu All.
United Security Life Insurance and
Trust cSHrYsRs 5ia Y41ss st 81. Pa: "a "
Capital 81. 600. 600. Full paid. ,ai6G.im
S High grade California Wines and
Brandies.
Genera. 1ssnSs .Ha Ss.i1y o1 foncs %s;.r
~BE7TER NOW
Than
LAST YEAR.
Probably
BETTER YET
NEXT YEAR.
The
REMINaT TON
STANDARD TYPEWRITER
heeps constantly improving in practical quail
ities hence its constantly increasing popularity
in the markets Of the world.
wYCKOFF. sEAMANs BENEDICT,
ja15-tr STH AND SITS. NV.
@ UNDER NEW NAME
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
491 to 400 ct. NV.
We call for and deliver all laundry. ja20
RSD DRESS SUITS
~ FOR
HIRE,
ta12-1m 414 9TH ST, NV
K~ssEE SHERRY FOR PRINTING. e2s ST.
~ js7
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RHPECIAI. RATES TO CASH CUSTOMERS.
49, BsttDfection GuAranteod or money choerful1y
returned- AMERICAN ICE AND COAL COMPANY
Nam once: Q. y: cor 10th and n: ~ Telephone, asa
COS Pa ave- nv. Z. n WILLIS, lanagss. jalU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

R~I WISH TO EXPRESS THROUGH THE
medium Of The star ny sincere thAnks to
Tor the very prompt Paypens q policy No SS4l.
3a26-3ts Mrs. ANNIE K. BREUNINGER.
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lTM-B b. GURIEY- FREDEKICK G STEVENS

w Members of the Washington stock EXCHANGE.
GUBl4EY K STEN Ems,
Zeal Estate. Insurance and stock Brokers. 1896 Est
teal estate bOu-ut, sold and rented Local
te> bought and sold Money loaned listed secJIri-
hes and real estate ccial attention TO nrstcllss
Ne>tE4enis- ja.1S%tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

E~wEsT END PARK Is AT ROCKVILLE.
CoPP SAYS:
"Rockriile 10 healthy"
30 says gentleman who does not
wish his name published. but who
will gladly state that Rockville
cured him of lung trouble that he
had vainy sought relief from in
Europe. Florida and Colorado Copp
will tell you his name ON application.
EVERYBODY KNOWS CoPp,"
1t 7o6 EIGHTH ST. NV.
EcEAsEIEss WORRY
VIII be caused by an unsatisfactory furnace.
One defect may ruin your convort-possibsv
your home. furnace may underheat or over.
heat or be variable in action; may be unclean,
complicated. costly to run. or defective in con.
struction. Don't haze furnace Of that kind.
Get the ''TORRID"-the embodiment Of fur.
nace perfection. We sell 4
s. s. sHEDD BRO. :,xe'
432 9th st. NV. noa
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AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO. !.
l4Oo G stn
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TIE peathtr t. Hkeiy to BE- generally fair.
- r,th possibie it0ht rain tonight: sii0kfiv
marnsr. followed Sunday morniso bv colder; soutk-
We told you yesterday how North Carolina
P1ne had succeeded Virginia Pine and how
Georgia Pine had succeeded North Carolina
Pine Georgia Pine Flooring i far superior
for the same money. We are selling Georpia
Pine Flooring tor ~. so per 100 feet. Clear
North Caroline Flooring drops from s2. so to
e2 per 100 feet. There is . better Yet. The
Edsesrain Flooring. Specially for dancing
Aoors. public buildings and speciaI 1obs.
We are the only yard in the city carrying
stock OF Rift or Edge grain Flooring. Many
Libby. Bittinger L Miller,
Leaders In BUILDING Materials.
Cor. New York and 9th Ut, NV. sa2o
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5SDR. JOHN A. DAILY, DENTIST, HAS RE-
C\N. moved his office TO the Mertz building, cor.
lItn and sts Telephone No. 800. jaI2-lm'
K~NoTICE OF CoPARTNERsHIP.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT. CHAS. C. PRESCOTT.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT & son
Most respectfully that they have this FIRST
ustl DAY or JANUARY. 1882. entered into o CO.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
And have succeeded TO the business which been 30
long and successfully conducted by the senior member
KELLOGG BUILDING,
14l6 + ST. n. W.,
Where by strict application to and trompt and faith
ful dispatch OF business, they hope merit and do
most earnestly solicit public favor.
RIAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
HOUSES RENTED,
RENTS COLLECTED,
In fact everything done that CONES within the scope
OF real estate dealings,
Mr.. EDWARD n. LEWIS. who has been the prin-
cipal salesman for Jno A. Prescott past eyht
years. continues with the new firm in charge Of the
sales department.
b. W. Joyce. Salesman.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT
CHAS. G. PRESCOTT.
Heal Estate Brokers.
, Kellogg building,
yal-lm l4l6 + Ut. n. VI.
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m@MIss GRAHAMs DANCING CLASSES
~ removed from zoos G st. NV. to 5l4 gth
ternoon and evening. Private lessons II dssirsd.
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ANACOSTIA,

Anacostia Camp, Sons Of Veterans, gave its
first entertainment and hop last night at Ma
sonic Hall. The program comprised songs
piano and cornet selections, readings and reci-
tations. The entertainers were Miss Florence
McNelly. Miss Marie Eichelberger. Miss Clara
Belt. Miss Gertie Dana, Messrs. Fulton Karr, c.
+. Roberts. II. T. Statham, r. r. Stratton and
DIR. J. W. Hodges.
From 10 O'Clock till morning the floor was
occupied by dancers. Among them were Capt.
and Mrs. Pitcher, Col. and Mrs. Dony, Mr. and
Mrs. Emo. Misses Etzler. Miss Sweetman. Miss
Mullowpey, Mrs. Gowan. Misses Henson, Miss
Mamie Hartigan, Miss Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Fisher, Miss Bridget O'Riellv. Miss Mar.
tina Rose. Miss Haines. Miss Dolly Piilngberger
and a score of others. The committees were as
follows:
Arrangements-John A. Roeder, H. f. Emo
c. F. Roberts, G. o. Watson and A. L. Richard
son.
Reception-George s. King. W. n Fisher W.
". Fisher. W. E. Jordan and F. A. Carpenter
John Weston and Michael Claybaugh engaged
in scrap at Hillsdale last night.
The congregation of Allen A. NJ. T.. Church
at Garfield are arranging for a rousing celebra
ton of New Year day.
Miss Sallie Hawkins Of Stantontown is the
guest of Mrs. Marie Bunston of Charles county
Md.