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KILLED BY THE "RUsTLERs."
Fierce Fighting Between the stockmen and
sheriff. Posse.

Sheriff. Posse.
GILLErrr, Wro.. April 12-Nate Champion
and fifty men are surrounded by 100 men un-
der Fred Hesse and Charles Ford at the T. A.
ranch. Two hundred shots have been eK-
changed. The fighting is done with winches-
tiers, Indian fashion. at long range.
Sheriff Angus and posse. wbs left Sunday 10
maintain order, are cut off from town.
number of men are known TO have been
wounded and some killed. About forty per-
sons passed through town en- route 20 the
scene Of battle 10 help Champion and his
men.
DOUGLAS WYo.. April 12-Kid DonnelIy OF
Powder River Crossing brought word last
night TO Antelope Springs, thirty miles north
of Douglas, that the stockmen we're csmped on
the Casper road on North Powder river, sixty
miles north OF Casper. Two men
named Nate Champion and Ray were
killed Sunday on Powder river. Donnelly
reports the rustlers are flying in every direc-
ticn and attempting TO escape from the coun-
Springs yesterday. When Donnelly left Pow
der River Crossing there had been no casualties
in the stockmens party.
Sheriff Angus of johnson county has wired
the sheriff of Converse county saying there
has been fight and directing him TO arrest
all fugitives. Yesterday two horsemen came
to a ranch near Douglas and tried ~ exchange
their faded horses for fresh ones. They
said they had been with the stockmen's
expedition which went north. One of the men
had bullet wound in the arm. They were re-
fused fresh horses and pushed on. Two deputy
sheriffs followed, but the trail was lost where
the men forded the Platte river. The authori-
ties are now watching all the bridges and
fords on the Platte river west and north Of
Douglas.
CAsPER, wro., April IA man from River
side who arrived late last night reports that the
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Commander Henry l. johnson has been or
dered to command the Mohican. Lieut. Karl
Rohrer ordered to duty for instruction in the
inspection of steel for the new cruisera Naval
Cadet John N. Blankenship ordered to ex-
animation for final graduation Naval
Cadets Charles T. voglegesang, Charles
b McVay. A W. Cstlin, Matt II. Signor and
Henry J. Ziegemier have been detached from
tho Charleston and ordered 10 examination for
final graduation. Naval Cadets L. h Moses,
Claude Bailey, Lay H. Eyerhsrt WIN. A
Moffett, Claude b Price and John r Edie, de-
tached from the Baltimore and ordered to ex-
animation for final graduation. Naval Cadets
Alonzo Gartley, 4oneas @. Treadwel,
VIM. A. Snow and George ". Williams, de-
tached from the Pensacola and ordered TO ex-
animation for FINAL graduation. Paymastsr ].
Porter Loomis, detached from the PsnsacolA,
ordered 10 settle accounts aud thsn granted
lesve for two months. Chief Engineer
Elijah Lawn, detached from the PsnsA-
cola and granted leave for one month.
Passed Assistant Engineer Howard 0ags, de-
tached from duty st Cremp = Sons Phiisdel-
phia, and ordered 10 the Michigan. Passed
Assistant Engineer Charles =. Magic, detached
from the Niehissn and granted Leave for six
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Corpse Of a Pretty Polish Girl Found
in a Pittsburg Park.
MR. GLADSIONE'S MARROW ESCAPE.
War Continues With the Rust
lers" of Montana.
FIRE AT SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
A PRETTY GIRLS AWFUL DEATH.
The Corpse OF Mary Chertin.kI Found in Q
rittsbury Park.

PrrrsRuRa, Pa. April I2--At g O'Clock this
morning the body Of a sirl. apparently seven
teen years old. was found in a lonely spo, on .
hillside IN Schenley Park. The body was terri
bly, mutilaied. the head being entirely severed
from IT. The remains were brought 10 the
morgue.
The body OF the young woman was found
about clock tins morning by Fred. Fulmer
lying on the frozen ground on a lonely hillside
near the main entrance to the park and about
thirty feet from the tracks Of the junction
railroad. The head was living in pool OF blood
about htty feet distant from the body while
her button shoes were found about half way
between the body and head The cut next 20
the trunk Is as clean as though done with .
sharp knife. The left side OF the face and
lower jaw, however. are terribly mashed and
suggest the idea that the girl had been run
over by passing tram.
The police do not accept this theory and be-
lieve that the girl was first murdered and then
perhaps placed where a train would run over
the body. The only other marks of violence are
a slight bruise on the right hip and a scratch
on the LEFT elbow, When fulmer discovered
the body he notified the nineteenth ward police
station and the officers removed the remains
to the morgue.
Detectives we're sent out and about 3 o clock
placed Ludwig Frewskoski. a Polander. under
arrest. They also ascertained that the girl was
domestic employed IN the family Of II. Trail
iski. daIrymAn, and that her name WAS Mary
Chertinskl
The story told BY Traliski is that sbou, a
o'clock this morning his wife went to the
girls room To call her. When she
opened the door Mrs. Traliski discov-
cred Frewskoski, who is employed at q
neighboring dairy, and the girl together.
Mrs. Traliski drove them from her house. Thew
started across the park toward the city. The
police found Frewskoski at work at the dairy
where he is employed. He vigorously resiste
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Burning of Winters Art Lithogrsph PAaas
at Springfield, Ohio.

Burning of Winters Art LfthOGroDh RA0m1
at Springfield, Ohio.
sPRrNcFrELD. ONO, April l2-The plant Of
the Winters Art Lithograph Company Of Chi
cago in this city caught fire shortly after mid
night and is now burning, with pros
poets that it will be q tosal Ioss.
The company's plant is one of the
largest and most complete in the world, and ID
has gotten out all Of the lithograph advsr-
tising for the worlds fair. II is understood
that large stock Of lithographs of
the various halls Of the worlds fair
were in the building. as well a. . STOCK
of the official lithographing. The bulk Of the
Autographs had been shipped TO the fair bead
quarters in Chicago, 80 that il is not believed
that the advertising Of the fair win suffer- -
new plates will at once be made after the same
designs. 1t is not known how the fire started,
but il originated in the engine room.
The buildings were filled with new presses,
costing many Thousands Of dollars each, and
with lithographic plates, which cannot be
etched without great cost The loss will BE-
very large, but cannot be estimated, ~ the
president IL out Of town The plant was fully
insured.
The entire plant and e4o,00o worth of I'm
ished hthogrsphs were destroyed The total
loss IL about sec, 900; insurance e50.000.
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MIR. GLADsToNE's NARRow ESCAPE.
He Came Near Being Seriously Injured In
London This Morning.


LosDos, April I2.-The Right Hon. W. z.
Gladstone in starting for Hawarden today had
a narrow escape from serious accident near the
Eustons Square station. Owing TO the street
being slippery the horse attached TO the car
riage fell. The horse struggled to its feet, but
fell again, breaking the shafts.
The carriage was violently jolted and il was
feared that ii would turn over. There was 4
rush of spectators TO assist Mr.. and Mrs. Glad
stone. The venerable couple both remained
cool. Mr.. Gladstone alighted as quietly ms il
he were at the door OF Hawarden Hall
He then gracefully assisted Mrs. Gladstone
out, and, hailing cab, helped Mrs. Gladstone
into it. The baggage was then removed from
the wrecked carriage and loaded on the cab
Mr.. Gladstone gave a glance TO see that the
fallen horse was being humanely attended to-
and then, entering the cab, he was driven rap
idly to the station, which he reached in time
to catch his train.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY CRoUNsE will leave
Washington tomorrow for the Pacific coast
He will spend some time in San Francisco and
Portland looking into matters connected with
the public buildings being erected by the
government in those cities. He will stop at
Omaha and Chicago enroute.
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The Presidents CALLERs.-The Presidents
callers this morning included Senators Cullom
and Platt, Representatives Curtis and Hopkins,
Col. Rathbone, with ID. H. Hensley. Chas Con-
nor and George Sochanger of Hamilton, Ohio,
Gen. J. 7. Terrence of Chicago.
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OPENING INDIAN LANps.-The President yes
terday issued proclamation opening to settle
ment on April l5, 1892 at 12 O'Clock noon the
surplus lands of the Disseton and Wahpeton
reservation in the Dakotas The lands to be
opened aggregate 574. .257 acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

ToDAY's CABINET MEErING.-The cabinet
meeting today was attended by all the MEM
bers except Secretary Elkins and Attorney
General Miller. The Bering sea matter was
under consideration.
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ACT APPRovEp.-The President has approved
the act relating to life-ssving appliances on
steamers plying exclusively on lakes, bays and
sounds.
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CUsToMs REcETPrs.-The receipts from Gus
toms at the port of. New York during the first
ten days of April were q eco; SIS. an increase
of S225, 900 as compared with the receipts dur
ing the corresponding period of last year.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFoRp was able to
leave his bed today for the first time since he
was taken i'll and will probably be able to re-
sumo his official duties in few weeks.
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GoLDHoLDINGs net gold in the treasury
yesterday was 1924 .652, 752. a decrease of
81. $50 600 since the LIST instant and an increase
OF 81, SOC. 600 as compared with the amount on
hand March LIST.
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MR. ALBERT F. CHn.Ds, chief clerk of the
census office, has gone to New Mexico on pri-
vate business He will be absent from the city
for about three weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

AcTise ATTORNEY GEyERAL--Solicitor Gen
eral Aldrich is acting as Attorney General in
the absence Of Attorney General Miller.
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Terrible Cyclone !

Terrible Cyclone I'm Indian Territory.
CADDo, L T.. April IA terrible cyclone
passed over this place sunday night sweeping
houses and buildings from their foundHtions
but luckily no one was killed. Nearly
every building In the town was destroyed
Three persons are seriously injured
Reports from the surrounding country state
that the cyclone did considerable damage, but
no casualties are reported. The cyclone
wrecked anumber Of houses In Brookstou, Tex.
The path Of the storm wss about . mile vide
and the wind Was followed by . hail storm
which did great damage 70 vegetation and tho
fruit crop.
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WFOR SALE OR EXCHANGR-FOR CITY
~ property (either house lott, . beautiful
summer residence almost entirely surrounded by salt
house of seven large rooms 1SxlS; the house is
built on floor with vide verunds around It. large
hall running north and south. l0x36; water closet
and bath ROOM desirable place for family club;
~ acres Of good land, with stsbin9 for two herses
and ice house, dairy, hot house. bath house and
ne bathing shore 90 standard fruit trees; 80 shade
(she viii be fresh in MsyJ gives from Is to gai-
Ions OF milk day. with all the dairy utensils such
boats and farm cart and harness. with farming uten
sils 1hs location perfectly healthy plenty Of sh
crabs oysters and gane soft shell the shore
Of the psce The garden is planted with all the early
possession given Price, S5, 600 For further psr.
ttculxrS call or address
8. BEN6INGER,
o86 Louisiana ave n. w.,
apo-0s Washington. DO.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S23s, ,959; customs. $500, 1854.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R@NoIICE To CREDITU Rs.-HENRY MOH-
ler; grocer. doing business at the northwest
corner of 10th and II SITS. has made An assign
ment to me for the benefit of his creditors All
sons haviny claims against said Henry Mohler are
items therefor and duly and all persons in
debted to the said Henry Moher requested to
the same without further notice they may be pro-
ceeded against by law.
ADDISON ASHBURN,
w. A. JOHNSTON. - Assignee Of
Attorney, HENRY MOHLER,
4l2 5th st. NV. 829 La ave- NV,
ap12-:jt
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PER Cent PRErERRED STOCK
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1862.
CAPITAL. s2ooo.ooo.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Company are offer
ing the public 5000 600 per cent preferred
value of 600 each Applications for stock will
be received by the UNDERMINED until the amount
offered has been subscribed The right to
reject all applications aud to allos smaller
amount than subscribed for.
Payment. oper cent on application. balance in 30
days. If preferred in inst.lIments Of 10 Der cent
each. the first instsment due 3Odsys after allot
and the remaining at intervals of 80
days
PROSPECTUS furnished on application to the fol-
lowing trust companies:
ATLANTIC TRUST CO..
sswNNau St. New YORK city.
THE WEST END TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
CO..
eon Chestnut, st.. Philadelphia. Pa
r1prYyry .~p pEpoStr 20 or u.pyr AVN
7North Calvert ST.. Baltimore. Nd
INTERNATIONAL TRUST CO..
A. Min ST.. Boston. Mass.
HAMILTON TRUST CO..
apz.7t lsI Montague g.. Brooklyn. NY
THx NATIONAL. SAFE Drpos1r
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
coRSEs 18Th sr. AND NEW YORK AVE.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY =. Issz.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DoLLARa
Acts a. executor Administrator guardian Of the
tates Of minors. Of lunstics
receiver. ssssss Of any and every
description
wills prepared by seomps,sns attorney. who IL in
saIy sssendanee. and without charge. whsa tbs
company Is named executor or trustee
Receives money deposits in Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
RENTS SAFES FROM o TO sie5 EACH PEI
ANNUM. ACCORDING To SIZE AND LOCATION.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
CHARLES c. GLOVER. kirss Vice President.
gAMks N. JOHNSTON. seeona-
THOMAS L. JONES. Third
T. FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer.
ALBERT l. sTUkTEVANI. SECRETARY.
BENJAMIN p Snyder, Zsnss c. Robbina
Albert L sturtsvsnt. andrew wylie.
George H. Pant. hatthev q. Elnsry,
ISwls ClspLane, Charles A. Jzmeas
Henry A Willard. L Francis RisEs.
James NJ yohnsson. Chars<s c. Gloves.
r koo Pyrry, !ohn e fsxke.
homas ay6s, 4Snn y. kodrel
vR21n0 X Cmbs z1o0Ae - Seoea 40
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TIE PoRTsNourH.-The training ship Ports
mouth has arrived at St. Thomas.
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GEN. JOHN W. FOSTER has returned from
Fortress Monroe.
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DEAL WITH Me KIspIr
Certainly couldn't do otherwise even II We would
and now the spproschof
We propose to he not only kind and Just but GEN
EROUS, The whole Christian world pu.s some
thing at EASTER and wears q holiday aspect If
'twere the dawn of q new The rich the poor the
man of high estate the man of low estate. al-every
one follow the rule-of with the old-on with the new.
and Just at this point generosity msnests itself
Every man wants new Suit of Clothes Tor the Joy
Gus occasion.
Come pick. choose from large assort-
meni of excellent Suits. Sacks and Cuta- ISL .6O.
wzys-at
Move but peg higher, and spread be-
fore you line of Mems Suits. which for
variety and elegance Of psttsrn-superior o,,n
quality and s1esllent workmanship IL eOA I'VE
seldom ea ualed and never surpassed at the
price
Would you believe that We are selling handsome
IA years
AT a SUIT!
Hyou are at all skeptical We simply say-coms and
Stylish Three piece Suits for Shetland Cloths
strictly all WOOL
sA75 AND S5.
Right here throw down the gauntlet Openly
challenging any man to duplicate either line
at q less price than s7.5O
Myrsds Of LoNG-PANTs SUITS for BOYS Sizes
IA to ~ years.
s3.6O. - o5. q. 90. s5. So $500 upward
Clouds Of sHORT-PANTs SUITS for BOYS two
s2.25. 81 Is. 81 Il. 1887 upward.
MEMS PANTALooNs,
Would tire the and confuse the brain to 20 over
them al-sucs IL to that all the desirab
styles. qualities shades and shspes. The prices are
sI-5O. e2. s2. 7s. 81 II. -. 80. 90. 81 upward.
We want you before the holidays, that We may
put you In proper shape for the holidAya
V1croR f. AD1EEs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
se7 and 800 7th st. u. w.. corner Massachusetts, ave.
STRICTLY OSE PR1ck
Opsn Saturday until IL pm. sp7-3m
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E@RUPTURE CAN BE CURED.

Nearly every one who IL afflicted with Rup-
ture appears to he of the opinion that IL can
not be cured. This is wiong. While it is sc-
knowledged that number of cases cannot
be cured it ID also true that very large num-
Der Of cases eau be cured, If taken in time
and scientifically treated. We have fitted up
Truss parIors on the second floor OF our
building expressly for the display, sale and
hitting of Trusses and Abdominal supports.
Especial attention is called to the Williams
Truss, which is the latest Improvement in
Trusses and has many admirable advan-
taees over ali others. A Truss Specialist"
of long experience in the treatment of rup-
ture and fitting of Trusses, in charge of the
pariors, and we guarantee a perfect and
easy 1T in every instance. Consultation
Jssc.
MERITS
Modern Pharmacy.
Cor. 1lth and + SITS. NV sp12
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FINANCIAL.
IT Is WoRrHY Or CONFIDENCE.

III IS W UhIHN OF NUNFIDENCE-
II is the Equitable Life Assurance Society
which has led me for life insurance
out Of stagnafiUn ami inertia TO Be one Of
the greatest financial and benefcent ActIvi-
ties Of the
The Equitable has GiiS,SVs dsssTrsd success
and CONTINUES 20 deserve II.
II you need insurance the Equitable de-
serves your Investigation.
send the date Of your birth and receive
an EXP lanatiou of Tontine Insurance.
BOwES HALL. Resident Managers
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
apl2 1876 r ST. n
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Directors:
A G. GEDNEY.

RSNOTICE OF REMOVAL.
~ the fire insurance business of 7. NJ HAN
son co. representing the Aetna. ar,!ord, SPRING
heId. Franklin and National Insurance Conlpanies
on and after April Will he conducted in the real
estate ONCE of John b. Wight, l4IO u st. NV near
the bgss House. Mr.. Wight having purchased an in
terest ia the business. mh:}l-2w
NOTICE--TH EXPRESS AND STORAGE
~ business heretofore conducted by the late
neorge W. Knox viii be continued at the d stand,
corner Of I'd and SITS WITH unchanged facilities
for Its conduct, its continuance having been fully
provided Z = by the t.rlIIs OF his will.
mh19t .thSs1m WILLIAM y. KNOX, Manager
@SCAUTION.-w ALL OF OUR MA
~ chimes to give the high degree of satisfac-
tIon We Particularly caution those having old ones of
our make AGAINST allowing them be adjusted else
wlreIe than at the COMPANi'S OFFICE, where none
but genuine parts used and only reason
abe charTes any. are made. Oruers by postal will
receive Immediate attention.
WHEELER WILSON MFG. CO.,
my26-t. th,s.T 437 9Th ST. q. ".
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TESTIMONY Or AN "ExPERr."

u ESIlMON1 OE -hN A<AFEnR-
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE. TRUsT
AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO..
3.15-331 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. April Z. 1892.
PERCY d MEIzGER, ESQ.
Treasurer and Trust OfBcer American
Security and Trust Co."
1905 G st. n W, Washington. d. C.
Dear Sir:
Il gives me pleasure TO state to you. that
after the examination made by Professor
Sellers, Mr.. Holmes and myself of the vault
erected in your new building. am of the
opinion that. in point OF design. construc-
ton. protection sgainst burglary and
privacy to safe renters. you and your direc-
tors have occasion for congratulation. as
have the personal assurance Of MACNEALE
URBAN. who built your vault. that its
construction is of the highest type known
TO the art Of SAFE building. Its admirable
location in your Office makes it easy of access
to your patrons "a feature You have done
well to consider). and being fitted up with
the level vestibule, in addition to the mas
sive. as we'll as the ornamental grills and
guards, it unquestionably affords every con-
Senience and safeguard your box renters
and yoEIr company could desire.
Yours very truly,
G. s. CLARK.
Superintendent of Vaults.
We can rent you Safe Deposit Boxes in
this unsurpassed vault at 50, $50, $40.
sl5. s"5. s:i5 and $50 per year. according
70 size. Keys controlled by the renters.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.,
NEW STONE BUILDING. I4O5 G ST. NV.
1t A. T. BRITTON. President.
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~RUDDEN's FURNITURE HOUSE
AN ECONOMIC WRINKLE
When water is once made TO boil the fire mayb be
much lessened. but little heat 10 required to
keep 1t at boiling point.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUYl
IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THE
FURNITURE LINE DO NOT HESITATE.
BUT COME IN BOLDLY AND
MAKE -FOUR WANTS KNOWN,
I CAN SUIT YOU BOTH IN
PRICE AND TINE TO PAY.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
SPREAD OUT IN FURNITURE
COVERS TREMENDOUS STOCK
THAT'S WHAT CARRY.
COME AND TAKE SOME AWAY
JOHN RUDDEN,
LL.w1 513 Seventh street northwest.
RI OFFER ron SALE THE FINE RESI-
~ dence 1908 18th st. Il rooms. two baths.
heated by steam; parior. music roon dining room.
buffers PANTRY and kitchen on first hoor rare
opportunity for a fine residence without trouble Of
JOHN B. LARNER, Owner
ap12-1w 1885 st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~wciT ciT.g; THE REGuLAR PRA{Eg
~ IoMohshoM Wednesday, i:,o pm. al $50 Penna
Mrs. NJ L. COHEN, President.
Mrs. A. @. VAN ARsDALE. Secretary. II
E~ THERE WILL BE SERVICES IN THE
- Evsngeiical Lutheran church,, corner of
;fj1 fbn. ana sts; Georset 5xn D. G. on Wednesday.
munion services on Sabbath at Ii Seats free II
E~ALL SONS OF SAILORS OR MARINES.
- whose fathers served during the war. are
l3 at Harris Hall. 9TH and d sts n W., 2d floor
Naval nv an
apl2-2t' By order of the chairman.
N~MAsONIC. WASHINGTON CENTEN-
hold a special communication WEDNESDAY, 18th
inst, s, at At 80 p m; Work. +. @. degree
apl2-2t EMMETT C. FLMoRE.
SERIAL BUlLDING ASsO.
citation. The FIRST monthly meeting of the
Serial Bui ding Association for payment of
sw. WkDNEspAY. April Is. iss. al % oeiors
treasurer \. Il. sHEI 81 FSsps pssSi 80, .n'
JAMES F. SHEA. secy. apI2-2t'
<~SECOND woRKfNGMEN'S BUILDING
- ASSOCIATION.
vii BE- ahnga a a nsefpS q tbs Hied M
the hail. corner Of Sth and SITS, n. W. at oclock.
The secretary will submit his annual report and officers
THos. BRoDERIcK. President.
JOIN T LYNCH. 2oO% 9th st. n. W.. Secretary.
&I HAVE THIS DAY, APRIL H. 1892,
opened an Office at No. 6O6 ST, NV. tor
respectfully solicit and prospective purchasers
to give Inc chance TO do business for and with them
and promptly attended to. B. 7. WEIGH, Jr.,
apI2-Iw 6O6 Z St n. W.
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F~BARBER ROSS ''SPECIALTIES."
Fly time will soon be here. We
have all the various kinds and sizes
in adjustable window screens and
screen doors.
This Is the place to make your
Get money 90 fdryhssG
Adjustable, Window Screens. e. as
The per dozen.
window Frames. 80 inches square.
Aost for making your own screens 17c.
each.
For Strong Wire Screen Doors, finished
with spring hinges. hook and eye and
Your knob. only 81 each.
% feet of Garden Hose, with COUP
Money. linss and patent nozzle. only 81 90.
Garden Hose Reels, 75c each.
2-inch-mesh Poultry Netting only
6Oc. per 100 square feet.
Garden Tools Of every description
BARBER ROSS.
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