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THE BERING SEA DISPUTE.
Commissioner Baden-Powell Will Start fsr
Washington Saturday.

LIVERPOOL. Jan 6.-sir George smyth Baden
Powell, NJ. p, the British Bering sea commits
sioner, starts for Washington on Saturday next
The British commissioner, in an address
last night, said that England and the United
States had agreed upon basis for settlement
of the Bering sea difficulty and that he hoped
that the matter would be brought to q satis-
factory conclusion.
Sir George Baden-Powell added that he
hoped, before the worlds fair at Chicago vss
opened, to see line Of fast passenger steamers
running between England and Canada and
that this line would have good share of the
travel the fair would promote between the old
world and the new.
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WRECKED AT THE BREAkwArER.
A Schooner Bound for the Chickahominy
Runs on the Rocks

LRwEs, DEL, Jan. 6.-The schooner s. q,
Hart, Capt Holbrook of St. George. Me-, in
ballast from New York for the Chickahominy
river, Va. in coming into the breakwater by mis-
take in lights ran on the rocks in the gnpway At
10 O'Clock last night knocking hole in her and
causing her to fll with water. The crew took
to their boat and boarded tug. which landed
them here at 8 O'Clock this morning. They
saved only their clothing. The schooner vii
be q total loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

DEATH OF SURGEON LoNa.-Surgeon General
Wyman has received telegraphic notice Of the
death of Surgeon W. H. Long of the United
States marine hospital service at Cincinnati
Ohio. Surgeon Long was born in Kentucky
1912; appointed assistant surgeon October II
1875; promoted to be surgeon January /, 1873;
served at the United States marine hospital at
Louisville, KY, from 1875 to 1899: at Detroit,
Mich, from 1882 to 1885; at Chicago, ILL.,, from
February to October, 1885: at Detroit, from
1885 to 1885, at Cincinnati, Ohio. from 1888 to
date OF his death. He has been detailed four
times as member OF boards for examination of
Candidates for admission into the United States
marine hospital service, serving twice as chair
man. He was widely known as a surgeon Of
more than ordinary ability and was a highly
esteemed and popular member of his corps.
PERsoNAI.-A. NJ Todd Of Washington. Pa,
D. F. Patterson Of Pittsburg, A. F. Tayner of
Brooklyn and James B. Neal of Kittanning. Pa.
are at Willards.-A L. Higgins of Baltimore
John A. Fitch of New York and W. j. Coolahan
OF Baltimore are at the Randan--Geo. H.
Squire of New York, s. Thomas of Boston, j.
u. Neal OF Baltimore and Grant A. Hobart of
Paterson, n j., are at the Arlington.-E-
Rice of Ohio. George N. Gardiner of New
York and George Mckay of Newport, r. l.,
are at the eShoreham.--Jas. d. Henderson of
New York. Thos. Trumbull of Pomeroy, Ohio,
L. II. Terrell Of Brussels and John A. Quacken-
bus Of Saltwater, n. Y, are at the Rigs
Gen. V. d. Groner Of Virginia, L. W. Marks Of
New York, ]. Nelson Lewis of Brooklya. and Gen.
Lewis Merrill of the army are at the Ebbitt.-
Representative Doan of Wilmington, Ohio. Mr..
NJ. A. Noyes of Springfield, Mass, and h. E.
Tauberick Of Marshall, Ill, are at she FIRE.
donia.--G. Z. Smith OF Columbus. Ohio, Gen.
Rosser of Charlottesville, Va, +. lie Francis of
Boston and John s. Wheeler Of Lima, Mass,
are ut the St. James.-Dr. E. E. Cady, who
has been for two weeks confined to his rooms at
the Randall with the grip. has recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

NAVAL PAYMESTs.-The Navy Department,
has made the fifteenth payment on cruisers s
and 10 to the Columbian iron works of Balti-
more, aggregating 55,l25.
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Too Rough to Call at Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 6.-The steamship Majestic,
Of the White Star line, arrived here without
calling at Queenstown. She made that port IN
a gale Of wind, and therefore her commander.
Capt Parsall decided 10 push right on TO
Liverpool The Majestic left New York %
December 20 for this port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

NEW PREsIDENr.-Prof. Cecil II. Peabody
OF the Institute of Technology. Boston, Mass,
has accepted the appointment of president of
the board OF life-saving appliances. lately made
vacant by the death of Mr.. Edward Burgess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

BoNDs REDEEMED.-The amount OF AZ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was SIS. 100
making the total redemption TO date S22, 493, :
65O, and leaving outstanding Sll, ,05O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

SUGAR BouNTY.-The Treasury Department
has SO far paid 403 claims for bounty on suga
under the Mckinley act aggregating 81. l4O. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

The directors of the Union Savings Bank congratu-
late the customers and friends of the bank upon its
prosperous condition at the close Of the first six months
Of its life. Since the opening day the increase of de-
posts and depostors has been steady. without break
and careful and conservative has been the manage
ment that after paying the promised cent inter-
est. which has been credited account and div
idends at the rate of 8 and 6 cent the five and
ten years instament depositors. the bank could on
one days notice a dollar and quarter for every
dollar of deposits Depositors requested to bring
in their pass books and and dividends
credited up.
THE BANK again invites attention to the induce
ments it offers to various classes Of de-
positors.
FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES at the principal stores
in all parts of the city make it practicable
for any one TO deposit small amounts out of
business hours.
CHILDREN should be encouraged from the earliest
age to begin business and see how nicEels
will grow.
WORKING PEOPLE have the opportunity. by saving
small amount each week. in a compar-
atiVely short time to accumulate enough to
make the frst payment comfortable
home. The bank will then loan the remain
der Of the purchase money
DEPARTMENT CLERKS and others vino are able
to save specific amount each month will
nnd our installment bonds a profitable in
yestment.
GUARDIANS and others who have money on hand
which is not to be used for a considerable
period will hnd the Union Savings Bank tine
best place of deposit.
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES having funds ac-
cumulating waiting for a specific purpose
may secure per cent interest by depositinx
in the Union Savings Bank.
Bank hours each week day from . to and on Satur-
days from D to SPIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

EswITHoUT PIPE. oDoR OR SMOKE
COSTS gSESp LESS THAN ONE CENT AN
SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION AND
OPERATION.
Ornamental IN APPEARANCE.
WILL HEAT A LARGE ROOM IN
COLD MEA1HEh
M0DERAIE IN CosT-coMEs IN
FOX USES TO WHICH PORTABLE
STOVES ARE APPLIED THE
GhAND OIL HEATER" HAS NO
CALL AND SEE IT IN OPERATION
8. 8. sHEDD BRO.
432 OH ST. NV. JAG
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cent Saving Stamps.
NORTHWEST wAsHINGToN.-Z. d. Gilman. ee7
i5s Pa; ave; = cigars; G Wi,msr Co., l9ls Pa ave.
Birch L Co. i4l4 I4th ST.. 1rocers; James K
Eppey. 2sOs 14th ST., druggists; George E. Ker-
Hedy Sons, 1I8 Conn. ave. Eroesrs: Geo ".
Pharmacy. corner Sd and q sts Ephonzo Younss
Company AS 9th ST. Rrocers; Woodward Lothrop.
and sl4 9TH St, general merchandise John 8 Cissel
lola 9Th ST. grocer; b. Rich Sons. l:.l and 1874
i5G7 3th ST.. Trocer: kdWard H. Koss. II ST. and
Florida ave-; druggist; D. r Hickins. Jlg Pa ave.
SdSss S Boot. ,a sRS
H. W Walton. 9TH and sts.. druzr1st. Hutton &
Hilton: H 2l4S s. druzsists: Harry stsrdsford's
I. E Cissel 10th and New York ave-, druggist
y. Hilton: 1905 Pa: ave. books and stationery;
~ Harry T. Smith, corner I'd and + sts drug
g,si HEssssns pH,rmssy s9T2er 10Th and SIS
10th St and Virginia ave. druggist s. Rich
ardson. 3lo ~ ST.. druggist; samuel L. Kelly Co.
d2ss, ds IN st. S6KFSsisT S5%sss M,,shs KS
Pitzer, 9Th and East Capitol sts druggist l.
Taes bssoS sor1sr T.ns l55h and Sta SIuss' Henry
VI. I. Byrne. 9th and Maryland ave druggist SOUTH
EAST WAsHINGTON.-Frank r Weller. Isl sth
druggist Charles Hawkins 4th and Va ave- druggist
sSS J0sn,aa fshe5 eSEns5 Mon,Se
st.. eIoter: H. w. 6tuit. Ed and s;s., srocsr' a
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, srocers. BkOOKLAND,
D. c. Charles McGee, at station Of Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. grocer. ja6-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

The CoRcoRAN ART GALLERY-There is
good news for the lovers of art in the state
ment that the trustees OF the Corcoran Ganery
Of Art have decided to open that institution to
the pubic on one evening in the week during
the winter. The gallery will be open Oh FRI
day evening, January 8, from 7:30 to 10 o'clock
and on each Friday evening thereafter at the
same hours. The admission will be free on
these occasions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

hEEPER APPOINTED NJ. Snow has
been appointed keeper Of the hfe-saving sta
tion at Caffrey's inlet, NC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, s44l, o34; customs, e., ,O27, 422
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- 1T BEGINS IN THE MORNING.

1T BEGINS IN THE MORNING.
Ny annual Reduction Sale Of
Winter Trouserin1s and Suitings
will BEGIN with store opening to-
morrow. He.e is the news in Q
nut shell:
Take DOur puck Of all
1rouserin0s at a discount
or 10 per rcentrro marked
pTices. Take your pict Of
az Sud1a0s (erceDt Full
DTess) at a discount Of IS
per cent from marked
prices.
Why this sales Here il the an
swer; never carry over any Smt-
in2s nor 1rouserings from one
winter to another. So the present
stock must be sold this month
j want TO get things shaped up
early for biz spring business,
and having sold an Immense line
o. winter goods for tines months
ataprofit do not consider it a toss
to do business one month trit9oHt
IrOHt. All l want out OF the pres
ent stoc., on hand is enough to
cover cost ui material and work
thereby en,arSe my circle Of
patrons. aiying them adoilar-and-
a-quarters-worth for q dollar.
keep my large force of worklnen
busJ. instead OF laying them off,
clean up my stock and, l hope
Ogt a number If HeU customers
ain ready. Every thing marked
in pam Lgures, anu made up in
as fine manner as il iull price
was being paid.
u. WARFlkLD SIMPSON,
''Erpeyt IN 1rUUSers :"
ja6 Cor 9th and @ SITS. NV.
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E~FLANAGAN is FRANK,
HE CAN'T ''SU1T EVERY PURSE
But he offers Inducements to all owners of
purses with money in them-Lady's Solid
Gold Watch. l4-karat. S25. Diamonds re-
mounted by an expert.I
531 Seventh street northwest. rJIw
R~ALLEN C. CLARK ANNOUNCES THAT AS
~ kEAL ESTATE BROKER
He
Buys and Sells Realty
Collects lients,
Negotiates Loans,
Places Insurance
r. ADJUSTS faxes.
That he has the cooperation OF energetic aud
experienced assistants
Business solicited.
Yao-Im COS ct. NV.
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FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

Has the best plan devised Tor SECURING q Home.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
NO BACK DUES REQUIRED.
ANY amount loaned. repayabe l3 per month on each
1000 advanced. shares. Ell per month.
TIN PER CENT INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
The association guarantees interest the 10
per cent per annuIn on all deposits of s2o and up
ward not withdrawn before the expiration years
Iayin. per cent of this interest annually and
after > years the additional per No interest
will be paid deposits of less than months stand
ing. Members may withdraw at any time by giving
90 days notice TO the Secretary in writing The asso-
holds the right to recall these certificates
days notice the holder Thereof but will pay interest
up of withdrawal Cihese certificates are sold
only at the Offices Of the assocation.)
OFFICERS.
ANDREW wALL.... LIST Vice President and Manager
GEORGE W. LEACh ID Vice PRESIDENT
AlONZO Secretary
GEORGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Treasures
JNO 4. SMITH. Attorney
For pam mphlets and information apply q. the oics.
next dor to Co u.Oia Bans,
jal yl3 AND yl5 r ST. NV.
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y. B. ToxxEK & Sox.

L. b. TowNEH & Sox.
DRY GOODS DEALERs
1916 9Th ss.n.w.
Closing out our Cloaks at slaughte prices
DRESS Goods OF all kinds cut down in price.
2cc. ~ ~ 'e~'' eAA ASA
Inbleaehed Cotton. y wide &c
Big reduction IN Rugs
Blankets. had. White and Gray all reduced In prics
tnolsAe ed sLeetinx, l0-4 wide, lie
bleached nheetilg, 10 wide lie.
larxe line bortiered Napkins ali linen onlv Sc
Ladies Ai-SOoi sXiTts reduced from d IS 10 81
Ens i-lR hoIT Ieit, worth 20, reduced to e. 80.
to sJc. 'SA -
We are Offering Lace Curtains at cut prfces
Gents White and Colored Under gear in An sr.dsa
Gents Numsrs and SILK Handker hiefs mari "a dovn
beu CoihioI.sA AZ all prsces. from UOc up.
We have Jnst r-eeiyed large invoice Of Towels:
some oeAu.les ior &c. Table linen bisuched and
brellss. &c. All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~NATIUNAL FAIR AssOCIATION.-THE
the National Fair Of the prct OF
bia for the election of board of eleven directors and
% e IT, '"f viii !ss'Rs
shea's Hall, S;ss Pennsylvania ave. n w.. MONDAY.
By order Of { the e hTssldsnt, re- JOS. c. McKIBBIN;
~THEA .NUALMLETING0F OF THE STOCK,
hallway Company of the District Of Columbia. for the
H4H .1sR .rs
elsssa 5GS lh 18th 1sEP s sP'R R,
.KSTHE sAS5khJIpNEs ASSSA5 MkET5Se II OF THE
Of thThTf Taf Tk tNShNaiBB u COM
H be he'd Z. 9e ,s. a9 E
ssoei GSsa 5Soks ,TS Close betesT 9ssSf IL Is
d12-2aw.JaII.i2 Secretary.
3@STHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Washington for Ii. election Of board Of directors
G be held a! 1he place Of business Of 'Id s 9rns ILL
ths hours e e Ii and O'clock & DAvIDS;E:
xs0FFIcE g. g JFf II :. MUTUAL 9! FIRE ms
WASHINGTON, d. c.. January ]. 1892.
The annual meeting OF the Mutual Fme Insurance
ConPany Yt the District Of Columbia will be he'd on
stant at the oiiice Of the comTany corner Pennsyi
Vania ave. and 9Th St commencing at O'Clock
an
BY the charter of the company the election OF
managers to conduct the affairs of the company is
Quired to be held at the aDove meeting
BY the 9TH article of the Bylaws Of the company 1t
Is provided: AT the meeting Of the company
the rst business order shall be the appointment OF
chairman. who shall conduct the meeting and cleo
ton IN accordance with the act of incorporation be-
tween the hours of O'Clock a. H. and O'Clock "
company. ....................s2,l6 e., l6s, 6i5 90
Amount of cash ON hand d.........,.... 3, ,SS4 40
SeCHit.e ...................... 2l1. l1S S}
Real Observation-Disclosures. 15,JU0 w
Office furniture and dfixtures............ 90 20
Losses by fire for the year 1891, adj -
iusted and paid id...................... ASS 1S
Ihe annual statement will be ready Tor distribution
at the office of the company by the Eth instant.
By order of the board of managers.
j. WESLEY BOTELER,
ja2-l4t Secretary.
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UNION SAVINGS BANK
DEPOSIT AGENCIES.

They will sell you the best goods in their respective
lines at the lowest prices.
They will sell you Five-cent and Twenty five
cent Saving Stamps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

F~WHAT Is WORTH KNOWING
ABOUT
SUBURBAN
PROPERTY
COPP
TELL
YOU.
JAG FOG EIGHTH ST NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

KPDID YOU GET oNE'
trfct aud surrounding subdivisions Size
by IT.. co.ored. Most accurate and COM
prelensive yet issued. Invaluable 10 every
capita. list and home seeker Mara led by nus.
FkEp. fIa' &. a. SCHMIDT,
.O4 9Th ST. n.
1a6 11.2 la. ave. NV, Branch,
~ Of the District of Columbia. Wash.
ington. January ). 1SS2.-Ordered: That the order
OF September % 1890. establishing rules for the as
=sessinent = OF work done under the permit system is
property IN line T. thereof and insert
ing in lieu thereof the words and reference to the
Commissioners d. Z. ;ad6t
R-wEsLEY YHEIGHTs-WEsLEY HEIGHTS.
100 LOIS.
251l5O.
s4OO to 500,
Will be sold the following easy terms during jan
uary only: Cne fifth cash. balance three and fve
years. with per cent interest Money refunded after
three years purchaser is not satisfied the in
vesnent. few dollars put into this property will
JNU. +. wAGGAMAN,
1a6 Corner l4th and u SITS.
E~AN OLD SAYING REVISED.
First in speed.
First in accuracy.
FHstIn the heart Of the expert operator.
THE HAMMOND TYPEWRITER.
Bave you one!
J. C. PARKER,
GIG 1th st. NV. 1a6
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FINANCIAL.

u MON SAVINGS BANK.
500 SEVENTH STREET.
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
p. g. SMITH. President
1. @. KIMBALL. First Vice President.
A. NJ LOIHRoP. Second Vice President
JOHN TwEEDALE. Secretary.
I. A LAMBERT. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Mai. F. c. Ainsworth, ]. G.. Kimball.
George w. Cissell, George W. Knox.
c. C. Cole. 7. A. Lambert,
W. c. Duvsll, A. NJ. Lotbrop.
n. p. Gage. Geo. W. Ofutt,
C. b Gold, Isadore Saks,
ii. A. Griswoid, +. II. Smith.
Tracy l. Jefords, John TweedAls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

i S0 ". COkSOS. JN0. ". MCCARTNEY
Member " u Stock Ex.
CORSOS MCCARTNEY
GLOEED BUILDING. l4ls ST. " W.
sanAsrs and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. LoanS Collections
hAirOad stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
e ne sn hAnses Of New lork. Philadelphia Boston
ant Baltimore bought and sold
-yefiat " made u investment securities District
bonds and all ocAl kAilruad Gas Insurance and TEL
sF1ous otOsk dealt
Ansr.eAn Bel. Ts.rphone bought and sold ~ Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

WOODS CO..
BANKERS.
1a29 St NV.
Accounts Of individuals firms corporations and capt.
talists solicited. Our facilities are the best.
Loans made on real estate and other available col
lateral.
Exchange. both foreisn and domestic. drawn at
tOmnry usances.
Letters credit available parts Of the world fur
nished.
Eyou have any reason for changing your bank
count or opening new one.
Call and
Close 4:3u
WOODS CO..
BANKERS. polC-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06

HE Dissolution SALE
OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING
And Gents Furnishing Goods is still going on and
will only last few days longer! The stock must be
closed ont regardless of cost Mems Suits and Over
coats at 30 cents ON the dollar.
Boys Suits and Overcoats at 80 cents on the dollar
Children's Suits and Overcoats at so cents on the
dollar.
You should not miss this CHANCE to get Fine
Tailor-made Clothing at 50 cents on the dollar.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
Jas 9Th and G sts.
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E~THE EDISON pH6NoGRApH.
Office OF FOSTER FREEMAN,
Counselors and Patent Causes,
931 st.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. ~. 1891.
E. d. EASTON, ESQ.,,
Pres't Columbia Phono. Co.,
621 st. NV.
Dear Sir:
We use two monographs in our
office and they more than confirm
the promises made to their per-
formance. They appear to be perfect
in their operation and do all that
could possibly be required of such
instruments
Yours. very truly,
ja6 FOSTER h FREEMAN.
R~BYRON S. ADAMS.
~ ol2 11th st. n. W.,
Is prepared to do all classes Of printing
upon short notice and at reasonable rateA
ja6 BRIEF WORK SPECIALITY,
o. WASHINGTON, ID. c.. JAN. /. 1892.
- The lartnership heretofore EXISTING between
A. H. Levy anu Louis +. kiey. doing business at 1000
Pa. ave. n. Washington ID. c., under the name of
Levy Krey. has this day been dissolved by mutual
terest Lavg Leen purchased by A. II. Levy who will
continue the business at the same place. Mr. Levy
all Liabilities and is authorized TO collect ali
bills due the said hrm.
A. H. LEVY.
1a5-3t' LOUIS p kREY.
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R0SROYALTY'S EVENING DRESS.
Uondon Letter.)
The Dress Suits which the Prince Of
Wales and the Duke of Clarence wore
OIL the occasion of the Stock Ex.
changes ''smoker" were made of
slightly rough material, faced with
heavy silk. The vests were only
moderately opened.
W. G. MERTZ'S
Tailoring Shop,
!a4 oli 1lth st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0~THE ANNUAL MEETING OF DIE
I. - bard of Indian eommissioners win b. .eld
sER I1an .,5s are invited to attend
R~SOs1RIs LODGE NO. 26. F. A. A. MA
Of sassa ate ,s VII bs sd s the
ia5 Fred RI s.fs e TAsREK. h 'Sfa sscretsrS asTses
e1SNoTICE- ECOPARTNERsHIrH HERE
JoseIh H Cnrran and Samuel G. smoot Is lent part
aeaer at 81 GT sn9 s
has this day expired by its own Limitation.
December 81, 1891. sashth s2adiL Z / fthHsAAS' sh55A
Tho business will be continued by Benjamin W. Guy
sna an cun sa 1 ne place & And under the
liabilities and collect all deDts due to the OLD
ja4- 3i3 and :}l5 9th Il. n W.
4SNOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
@ e,wsen heFe59iSIs G
Bstcneder. doing business under the firm name Of
McLsshlen ;s Batche-der. was dissolved December
The business in all its branches will be continued by
Under the name of
... AKChiBALD NJ McLAcHLEN.
1a4-0 JOSEPH L. BATCHELDER.
- MS day formed : corartnsfship under the
Cor AZ and Pa ave. NV.
Thanking friends for past fsvors We hore for a
jai-:5t ARTHUR l.. SCOTT.
SNOTICE.-HOLDERs OF THE COUPONS
- due January /. 1892 the per cent
hIst mortgage gold bonds of the American Tele-
phone Company Consolidated. guaranteed by the
American Electric anu NJ Co.. will please present
them at the Washington Loan and 1Iust Co. for ray
ment. ta4-St
$40. 600 ON HAND TO LOAN IN PART
~ or whole on improved property in the Dis
nlc. Ut Per cent. AGENTS and others apply to r. s.
DONALDSoA. 9.5 F St. NV. Room 3. ja4-lw'
k-~SPUBLIC NOTICE.
WASHINGTON. D. c., January l, 1892.
have this day assoc lated with in the Real Estate
business NV son, Charles c. Prescott, under the firm
name OF Jno. A. Prescott 4 Son.
My thanRs due ana are hereby extended TO the
pubic for the very nerous patronage of the past
and laif years A continuance OF public favor and
confidence is solicited.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
Real Estate Broker.
Kellogg building,
jal-1m l4lO / Ii W.
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R~H. D. BARR.
IMPORTING TAILOR.
I'LL Pa. ave.
Fall and Winter Novelties received. ap14
CALENDARS FOR r2.
49, 1t is too late ILL II order for Calen-
dars by January /, but deliver them within
week thereafter They viii be Just acceptable then
as now. II worth keeping at all TRY then.
II. L. MCQUEEN, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER.
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