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THE BLAND SILVER BILL.
A Day EARLY in April Will Probably Be
Fixed

Fixed.
Speaker Crisp returned from Fortress Monroe
this morning somewhat improved by his few
days rest.
There will be q meeting Of the committee on
rules, possibly late today, but, at farthest,
within day or two. 1t is evident that the
committee have, individually, decided that
there is nothing to be gained by an attempt to
smother the silver question. To do SO would
be to stir up more trouble, as the silver men
are Indifferent to eastern reasoning.
1t is probable, therefore, that a resolution
will be reported from the committee on rules
fixing day for the consideration of the Bland
bill. The silver men are Indifferent as to the
time fixed; all they want is to have it definite
While there is some difference of opinion on
the subject it is probable that the committee
will give all the month of March to the discus
sion Of the tariff. taking vote on the first
Monday in April, and that the first Tuesday in
April will be set for the consideration Of the
silver bill.
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BEATING THE OCEAN RECORD.
The White Star Liner Majestic Mskss ,
Quick Run From Queenstown

Quick Run From Queenstown
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The White Star steam
ship Majestic, Capt ParseIl, arrived st this
port this morning. having made a remarkable
run in point Of speed, as, considering the dis
tance covered, she beats the record
On her seventeenth voyage the Mayestic's
time WAS five days. eighteen hours and eight
minutes. She then covered 2,775 niles
The time Of the passage just completed WA
five days, twenty hours and twenty-five min.
utes, and the distance covered 2. s6s miles
eighty mine miles more than on the seyenteeuth
voyage. being equal, at the rate steamed. 90
four hours and twenty y-eight minutes, which
would make her time on the short route i've
days, fifteen hours and nfty-four minutes, tks
fastest ever made.
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MRS. GILMER's CONFESSION.
It May Have = Very Bad Eject ON Dr. n
ker's Prospects.

ker's Prospects.
BEIsror- Tenn, Feb. 2L--The famous DR..
Baker is on trial for wife poisoning. Mrs.
Gilmer, who was charged with being The
paramour Of DIR. Baker and accessory 20 the
awful crime, made damaging admission on the
witness stand yesterday. The indictment against
her was quashed at the last term of court Mrs.
Giimer was asked: ION the day after De.
Baker buried his wife and came 20 see Won.
what did he say? How did he look2 whAt
were his actionsYS
At this she broke down and refused 10 answer
She said the answer to that question would
bring disgrace and infamy on her Then Q
discussion among the lawyers began which
lasted until O'Clock in the afternoon.
The judge finally ruled that she must answer
and she burst into sobs, but responded: He
took me in his arms, csressed me and sid;
Now, my darling, You are mine forever.
At this point she was taken very i'll and -
to be removed from the court room
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REIMroRTED WHIsKY.-The Treasury Depart
ment has decided that reimported whisky
should be assessed upon the taxable quantity
as ascertained by the methods used by the in
ternal revenue Office, and that fractions of
proof gallons in each package should be counted
as full gallons, if one-half gallon or over, and
rejected if less than half gallon.
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GOING AWAY TO REST.
The President and Family Will Go to vir-
ginia Beach.

The President is going to take short rest
after about three months uninterrupted hard
work. He and his family will leave for yir-
ginia Beach on FRIDAY. to stay about week.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee and her chill
dren will be Of the party. The trip viii De
made by boat and will be very quiet The
President is desirous to get wholly away from
his work, and during his stay at the beach he
will avoid consideration of public business as
far as possible.
The present winter has been very trying,
with the Chilean difficulty increasing his ordi-
nary duties enormously, and since his ducking
trip in November he has been kept constantly
a. his desk. The party will be gone about q
week.
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PERsoNAL.-A r. Rogers and 81. B. Hackett
of New York. r. E Gooden of Leadville, W. A.
Paxton of Omaha, D. J. Peek of Hartford and
Henry F. veit Of Bridgeport are at wilIard's.
Geo. o. Jones and Geo. II. Fish of New
York, A. NJ. Coyle Of Baltimore, J. F.S,monson Of
Newark, N. J., and g. NJ. Maxwell Of Spring.
field are at the Randall--A F. Patyon Of
Indianapolis, George d. Borney Of Omaha.
Charles 8. Parr Of Boston. J.. E. Kemp of
Louisville, J. Wilson Parke Of Boston and
J. H. Shaw Of Baltimore are at the Ebbitt-
]. 8. Ogelive Of New York, e. 8. Ely Of Phila-
dslphis, W. c. Brown Of Lima, Ohio, and Jas.
T. Wright Of Indianapolis are ct the Riggs.-
W. H Hymar Of Omaha ". 8. War
Ohio and b 7. Reed Of Phiiadslphis
are At the Arlington.-R B. Kerr of Pitts
burg, E. 8. shsrley Of Detroit, Chas. 6. Ham,
lin 81 Brooklyn and b Johnson Of New York
are at the shorehsm---0: 9. Thompson Of
trolium, W. Va; N. Bryon of Richmond and
J. 81. Kroeger of Cincinnati are ct the
Howard.-H. D. Eastman Of Baltimore. L. d.
Fitch Of New York, Lloyd 81. Andrews Of
Boston and John ". Goodwin Of Texas are At
Germany, and e. II. Keappert Of Long
Ialand are at the Normandis-C. 8
HoaG Of Bridgeport, @. J.. Smith of Massschu-
sstts, G. P. Han Of Hartford, 7. G. Jackson Of
New York and L. p. Mstiack Of Philadslphia
Of Erie and e. p. Howell Of AAanta, Ga, are at
the MsHopolitan.-H g. White OF West
yirRinle and L. b. Stephens Of
Major Thomas p. Morgan, who has been in
with rhsumatism. viii lsavs today for Hot
SPRING. Ark.-Mr. Joseph 0awlef, sccompa-
nisd hy Mr.. Louis aud August Schneider, ieft
On Thursdsy last for . three wseks' pIscsuro
tstp = Jac6sonvtlla, NA-Hf. II. II. 6Issooxx
of ths dxta sudi>es'e oGse has bssn seaAnsd
- hb1sd fes ssvseal days by - 0s3p.
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DECREASE OF CUSTOMS REcEIPTs.-The re-
ceipts from customs at the port of New York
for the first twenty days of this month we're
S8, 496. 261. decrease of S6l5 494 as compared
with the receipts during the corresponding
period of last year.
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WAR COLLEGE PREsrDENT.-Capt A. T.
Mahan has been ordered as president of the
War College.
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BONDS REDEEMEp.-The amount Of ~ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $3.50,
making the total redemption to date $2S, 800, :
200 and leaving outstanding g, ls4, $50.
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GRANGE IN THE LIGHT HOUSE BoARp.-The
Secretary of War has complied with the request
of Gen. Casey, the chief of engineers. that he
be relieved from duty as a member of the light
house board and has in his place ordered
Lieutenant Colonel Geo. H. Elliot Of the en-
gineer corps, now in charge of the Washington
aqueduct, to that duty, in addition to his pres
ent work.
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Seismie shocks I'm CallfsrnA

sAx Dnoo, CAL, Feb. 2k--oitisens at shis
place we're awakened from their slumbsrs e
Has O'Clock last night by violent s&rtheuahs
shock. The disturbance lasted for nearly Q
minute and was 90 pronounced that buildinev
svsycd in IN alarming manner. A loud, RUM
bling noiss accompanied the SHOCK. Advinos
from Los Angeles say the earthQua shock
wss aIso fslt thsra No damage kas bssn -
ported hsrA
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N0minasisas BY ths President.
The President sent the following nomina-
lions 10 the Senate today;
Charles F. Gardner Of California, 10 BE- re-
csiver Of public moneys ~ Sacramento, csl,
vice John +. Linthieun, term expired
Assis>snt Naval Cons>ructos Samuel ". Arm
std ef virginis - - nAvaa eonstruster n ths
Uui1Da 01s41s navy.
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GOLD HoLDINas.-The net gold and bullion
now in the treasury is $40 7Sl ,0i4. an increase
Of over S1225, 900 since the 1st instant and q
decrease of Sl0. 900 900 since January 1.
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TRooPs WrrHDRAwS.-The commanding gen.
eral, department of California, has been in
structed to withdraw the troops from Fort
CASTOR, Cal, that military post having been
transferred to the Department. of the Interior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-24

APPOINTED KEEPER.-Samuel Anderson has
been appointed keeper Of the life-saving sta.
tion at Cape Arago, Oregon.
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CoNaREss OF INTERNAL NAvraArroN.-The
Department of State has been officially notified
that the fifth congress Of internal navigation
will be opened July 2 next at Paris The
congress will consider questions relative to tine
construction OF canals and the Improvement of
rivers and harbors. Delegates from the United
States interested in these subjects are invited
to attend the congress and take part in its
proceedings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-24

FoURrH-CLAss PosrMAsrERs-Fourth-c class
postmasters have been appointed as follows:
L. A. Martin, Leach, Va, and J. F. Gsnet,
Scottsyiile Va
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SENT BAcK.-Twenty-two alien contract
!aborers have been sent back to Europe by the
immigrant authorities at New York
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FIRED AT THE CoNGREssMEN.
A Bullet Passes Through Car Bearing shs
Excursionists

SALEM, ONO, Feb. 24.-As one OF the trains
on the Pennsylvania railroad bearing the Con-
gressmen from Chicago TO Washington passed
through here last night some one fred bullet
through a car window. No one was injured.
but there are many speculations as TO the per-
petrator of and the motive for the deed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-24

n. Rouvier. the New Premier. IN sad Css-
fined 90 His Room.
PAnn. Feb A-There is no solution Of ~
ministerial crisis NJ. de Freycinet declares
that If he wished 70 enter upon the sask Of
forming a new ministry the state Of his health
would not permit the attempt
Unfortunately NJ. Rouvier, the statesmas
called upon by the president 30 organize .
cabinet e III and confined 20 his room
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WASHINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION AND
w SAVINGS FUND
JOHN II. OBERLY. President
WI. W HEBRON. Vice PRESIDENT.
NJ AMBROSE. Secretary.
JOHN j. OCONNELI. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
John n Oberly Daniel Ramey,
WIN. ". Heron. John j. OConnell.
y. y. Ambrose. l. A IIttieheld,
r. NJ Cristwell. c. A. Davis.
Robert J. Mclean. u. l. Ramey.
VIM G. Taylor.
Central Office. 1877 ST. NV
To the investor. the borrower o. the man who de-
sires and make this association offers
peculiar ADVANTAGES not found in ordinary building
associations. embracing 1t does many features
which are entirely and which have never been
heretofore offered to the public for their approval.
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A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES OF THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE sCHILLINGER CURBINa AND PAVING
COMPANY
Is offered for sale at its par value. 500 PER SHARE.
AT the Banking House Of
WOODS CO.. I222 st. NV
OFFICERS.
l. p. WRIGHT. President
JOHN C. POOR. Vice President.
HI WOODS. Treasurer.
H. MCLAUGHLIN. General Manager.
DIRECTORS.
L. p WRIGHT. Register Of Wills.
JOHN c. TooR, Treasurer Washington Gas Light Co.
II. 7. WOODS, Woods & Co.. Bankers.
II. J. MCLAUGHLIN. Contractor. l41l st. NV
H. H. WAINWRIGHT, Contractor. Washington
Loan and Trust Building.
REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK.
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
The business of the company Is . well known and
long established Its operations have been
Quoted for many years this city and nearly all large
cities in the United States. 1t has large and profitable
contracts on hand, and new operations are almost
daily presented. II is the intention Of tile company to
add TO its former lines of business that Of
ASPHALT STREET PAVING.
For conducting which it will have and complete
outfit Of tools and machinery and will be fully pre-
pared the contracts in this rerp prof.
itabs line Of business.
Purchasefs of shares in this company will have an
interest in fully established business, the greater
portion of which will be conducted in this city and
under their own supervision.
Its operations during the coming year should be
sufficiently large to enable it to pay shareholders
very liberal dividends and add large surplus to its
cash capital There Is investment present offered
which promises so great an inducement in the cer-
tainy of early returns in dividends and prospective
advance In the price OF stock. fe1-tr
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Nor BELrEvED.-The report of the killing of
CARA is discredited at the War Department
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FINANCIAL
None Or "PooR RICHARDS TAIk

'.Aman may, If he knows not how 20 savo
ss be gets keep his nose all his life to tho
srini.tone and die not worth groa. at last
II you would be wealth ,. think Of earring
well ~ earafn5 The best time to bezin is
nO,s and you deposit your money to e1-
csIlent advau-age with this company. Inter
est allowed all deposits. yet such DEPOSITS
nay bs withdrawn by check dt any time.
The capital of this company is one million
tsco kundrsd and tifzV thousand dollars. Of
which ne-fourth. three hundred and twelve
thousand five hundred dollars. is deposited
with the controller Of the currency security
for the faithful performance Of every trust
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
Stone Building. 1.05 G IT. n-p.
IL A. T BRITToN. President.
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L. b. Towsrn & Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,

L. b. TowxEn & Sos
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
l:.l6 9Th NV
Have lust received a line Light Dress Goods in
TO Il.
Black Goods, all wool, from SOC. to 81.
fruit OF the Loom Bieache,i Cotton. Sxc.
Madras Drapery. III all shades, reduced to &c,
Large line new HaInburgs in hne qualities now on
sale.
1914 Unbleached Sheetine, 15c
1O-4 B.eached Sheeting, 17c.
Best Beac ned Sii.vtlnS. lU-4 wide, &c,
Pillow Case Cotton. =, 10. LIZ and he
Blankets at cost prices
OUTING Flannel in short lengths. Worth 12hc Only
Sc.
Black Cashmere Shawls fromsl 80 to $40.
our Remnant counter is very attractive. All grades
of Dress Goods, ~ BacG aud co.ors, from to yards
We have just o. ened Q line of Stamped Linens
very attractive.
Ladies Muslin Underwear in great variety and bot
tom p:IceS.
boys Indsor Ties. REGULAR price. PC. Only 19c
Gents Scarfs. Worth pc. For this sale lsc.
ebsters are Dictionary given free 10 all cash Gus
TONER'S Gail and a card feI3
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CONVENIENT REcEIrs ToDAY-Internsl rev.
enue, S16S, ,924; customs, $3.50, ,6S9.
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TIE WAsH1Seros LOAN AND TRusr
<Granits Building). 9th and SITS. n. W..
Washington. d. C.


<Granits Building). 9th and E SITS. n. W.,
Washington. d. C.
PAID-UP CAoITAI. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Settles estates. acts executor, administrator,
fiscal agent. general agent. registrar nsfer
szsnt. treasurer for corporations and associations
guardian. committee having in charge the affairs Of
lunatics. SC
Collects checks free Of charge for customers and
sells good and per cent payinz ipvestments loans
money stocks and bonds real estate security in
the District Of Columbia; takes deposits subject
check and pays rate of per cent
per anpun.
On money deposited for fixed period interest will
be paid as follows:
For months per cent per annum-
For months. 31s per cent per annum.
For year. per cent per annum
The Deposit Vaults of this Company the very
best that money and skill produce They were
Constructed by the Hoar Lock Inspection Guaranty
Company of New York in conjunction with Mr.. James
q Hill architect Of the building. Storage for sill
trunks, valuable papers, &C. Private boxes
for rent at prices from 80 Per year upward.
OFFICE HOURS: FROM 9 AN TO 4:3O PM
OFFICERS:
B.H WARNER President.
JOHN JOY EDISON. Vice President.
JNO. A sWOPE. ID Vice President
JNO. R. CARMODY. Treasurer.
wM. B. Robson, Secretary.
ANDREw PARKER Asst. Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Charles b Bailey. John A. Hamilton
A L Barber. John b. Iaruer.
James l. Barbour. Theodore W. Noyes.
William Z Barker. John Ridout.
r y. Batckelder. " II. Shea
Chas- Baum. Ellis Spear
John T. Carmody. Frederick c. Stevens
John NJ. Clapp- John A Swope-
Horace 3. CumIainss- J. s. Swormstedt-
J. J. DARLINGTON George Truesdsn.
John Joy EdsOn- 3. H. Warner.
Albert + Fox A A Wilson
James Fraser. Louis ID. Wine.
O. C. Green S. W. Woodward.
VIM B. Guriey. A s. Worthington. 1t
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SUCCESSFUL DIPLoMAcY.-The Secretary Of
State has received dispatch from the minister
OF the United States at Athens announcing that
the recently revived order providing that pass
ports shall be vised by Greek consul before
the holder can enter Greek territory has been
rescinded, in view Of the statements OF Mr..
snowden as to the inconvenience and annoy
ance that would be imposed upon Americans
were the order to be enforced
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FINANCIAL.

COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
~ the District of Columbia.
Office-l4Iq q street northwest.
Capital S.ock-S1DO. 900
Surplus, December -. 1S9I-sIO2. .o27.1 IA
insdres property in the District Columbia against
loss and damage by fire.
Ofhcers-F. b. Mcguire, President.
G.. G.. GLOVER. Vice President.
LEM TONERS, Jr-. Secretary.
I'd. QUINTER. Assistant Secretary.
Trustees.
c. j. BELL 81 NJ PARKER.
A. L. BRITTON, j A. PRESCOTT.
X. /. FLEMING. b. P SNYDER.
T. VI. GALE. s. II. WARNER,
&. G. GLOVER GEO If b WHITE,
X. o. HOFFMAN W r. WILCOX.
OWEN McCABE, IL A. WILLARD.
+. b. MCGUIRE, fe5eo1m
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TEE NATIONAL
SAFE DEPOSIT
SAVINGS
TRUST MPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY -. 1867.
Rsorzanized under of Congress October 1. 1890,
And special act Of Congress February 1s 1s92.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Acts executor, administrator guardian Of the
taies of Minors committee of the Q. lunaties
receiver trusts OF and
description
Wills prepared by competent attorney. who Is in
daily attendance. and kept without charge when the
company Is named executor or trustee.
Receives money deposits in Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon
Money deposited before the nrst day and the
first. second and third days of the u.onta viii draw
tsrsss frVnl tie frst day.
Loans real estate and collateral security.
Sells hrs;-elass real and other securities in
sums Oi s5OO and upward
Rents SAFES for s5-se-s7-ss-s -sIo-sl2 5o-s15-
s2o-s25- $40 s5O-s s1OO-and s125-sach per
snnun. according to size and location
Msnasement:
BENJAMIN +. SNYDER
yire Presidents.
THOMAS k. JONES. Third
E rRhScfa rRsci@'TEi TKEieGs.
Secretary,
ALBERT l. sTURTEyANr
Directors:
4'tsri i. = s,uTttsaSt. She,rsS WYE. sSGS,n'
Lewis CIePhane. Chsries A James.
James NJ Johnston. Char.es G. Glover.
h Ross Perry. John q. Parke,
lh9lEas I5yds. John h. RODGERS.
William l. Ozark. Thomas H. Jones. feoO
FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
or WASHINGTON, d. c.
subscribed CApitzl sl.0co0D0.
Per Cent paid Regular Deposits, and 10 Per
Cent pad On DEPOSITS LETT with the Association
yeaTs.
You o. goo from Us on Real Estate secur-
ify and pay it back at the rate of sI3 per month.
We fulnll our obligations 10 our Members and can
easily prove that do all agree 10. Call and
bs eOnyiLesd
Otker Associations are trying to adopt our plan
Nhy' Because they know We are doing business
sound b4sis-
isE circulars and other information apply ct Offices
Sl3 and 9l5 D W.
Next to Columbia National Bank
Shares in force. foree-.--.-.-----.-.....--.5.OoQ
OFFICERS.
HARRISON DINGMAN.......... pres,5en,
ANDREW WALL-.---- LIST Vice President and Manage.
OkOl.Gb w. LEACh I'd Vice Presisien,
ALOSZo TwEEDALE- E--------.....-....... secre,ar,
OkOis1S Treasure,
sNO L eA1 Attorney
EDWARD \ YORK. Manager of Lean Dspart,uen
TIE AMEEIcAN CASUALTY INSURANCE ANI
sECtkifi COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY
CAPITAL sl.OOO.UQO.
kor = stnAll annual PreEnirm this company il prS
pared ~ issue bonds for holding positions Of
trust. thereoy relevin< them Of besnx under oLcz
A. p. PARDON CO.
clS l4th u.
fsl7slm AGENTS for District Of Columbia
MN. B. CURLY. FREDERICK c. STEVENS
w Members of Tie NzsLinxfon stoek ExchanHs.
0IkLkl SIEtENS,
seal tsfsts. Insurance and stock Bcokers l335 NJ
hsa1 estate bought. sold and rented Local recurf
oss bo2Snt and sold AoIey losnsd on lsted sscuri
ps aad rui ssass& tDssaA ssssAtsG V ia
sDsesA jkztG
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE co.
w OF The D C.-MIILIAN BALLANIYNE,
President JAMES E. hitch, Secretary Issues
policies at unusually and insurer shares
IN The profits For full Information apply the oce
of IL eon pany. I406 q ST. NV. 3a:I:S-iy
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H~THAT VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS
49,
property sub lots IA and 15 square 223 west side of
18th ST. NV. beginning 49, 81 feet north Of street.
Frontage 81 feet by depth of only 43 feet the
massive party wall of the American Security and Trust
building. Immediate possession given.
For sale on easy terms. See OWNER. on premises
704 l4th st. fels6t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H,OSIRIS LODGE, NO. 28, r. A. M
- special meeting will be held at the Cathedral
Of the Scottish Rite on WEDNESDAY EVENiNG
February "a 1892. at O'clock Work FIRST and third
dexrees By order Of the W. NJ ~ '''-
te:S3-2t FRED E. TASKER. Secretary
~THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders OF the Columbia Railroad Com
ior the eee4n o seven directors to the
10th and II sfs y. e.. TUESDAY. March g. The polls
Will be opened at and close p IN. Books for the
transfer OF stock will be closed from February 25 TO
March 2, both inclusive ~ w
fel6tomS R. F. BAKER s.cratarv
K~WAsHINaToN
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
GIG and 91S Pennsylvania avenue
Ihe wants and apartments for the storage of vain.
aoie papers silver, clothing. pictures and furniture
are spacious, dry, fire and burglar proof Prices mod
eIe.e. fe1O-6m
SMuLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR
- Washington friends for Cassard's Fine Hams
ana EoneIess Bacon when they not Csssard's at
All we nave tried several plans to overcome this d
cu!ty and have hnally adopted blue oval tin ~. with
our name printed on it in white, which il af to all
our nhe meats whether covered unco yered, Don't
De deceived. Insist having only goods with this
Tag attached to them ial5tr
KsHoNEST wINEs-HoNEsT PRICES.
TO-KALON
fe1s-2m TELEPHONE e9s. Ga 14TH ST.
R~COMMENT UNNECEssARY
- 2lO.24o Shirts made at factory. 9OS F ct.
rw;-p,, n "; P. I. HALL. Shirt Maker.
s1 PIace order now d3l-3m
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- ankersoO BROADWAY. NY. Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange
LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY 4 CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
1885 i ST. WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Buy and sell for cash or margin Stocks Bopds
Grain, Provisions and OIL.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed deposits.
Out-of-town business a speciality.
AL Local Securities dealt in
Constant Quotations all markets. Telephone 5A5
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No. W. COksON. JNO. W. MCCARTNEY
Member n Y. Stock Ex.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. l419 ST. n. w.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the exchanges OF New FORK, Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought and sod.
sPeeia-ty made ot investment securities District
Bonds ami all local Railroad. Gas. Insurance and Tel
epnOne Stock dealt
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ~ Is