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WAITING FOR THE SIGNAL.
squstters All Ready to Enter Upon the Che,
enne and Arrapahoe Reseryufion.

squatters All Ready TO Enter Upon the Chsy.
enne and Arrapahoe Reservation
KNaFIsHER, o. T., April 5.-The excitement
over the opening Of the Cheyenne and Arrapa-
hoe reservation is becoming more in tense every
hour. line Of schooner captains has been
formed for several days at the door II the King
fisher land Office, who declare thslr intention
Of being the first 10 file the entry.
The fifth cavalry has been scattered along
the border with orders to arrest all srespassers.
There is a bitter fight on against the soldiers'
declaratory statements, and loud threats are
being made against the agents who dare 70 his
large numbers Of them. The ex-seldiers are
here in force and determined to maintain their
rights under the laws. There IL danger Of
serious trouble.
The Indian .allotments are compseted. The
surveyors are now LAYING out the county sssts
OF the six new counties and il is the intention
Of the government to open the lands for settle
ment about the 18th Of April
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He WIN Return TO This Country On Lssvs o6
Absence.
II was officially stated at the State Depart
ment today that Mr.. Egan, minister 10 Chile.
had been granted leave Of absence and ID ex-
pected to return to the United States some time
in the near future. During his absence Mr..
McCreery, secretary Of the American legation,
will act - charge d'affairesL No signincanes
whatever ID attached 10 Minister Eean's return,
inasmuch % he has not been in this country
since he vent into the diplomatic service three
wears ago, and IL 10 considered quite natural
that he should desire 10 return homo for .
brief rest
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CALLED UPON THE PRESIDENT.

Minister whitelaw Reid 10 in the CITY with
the New Treaty.
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, United States minister 70
France, arrived in this city from New York this
morning and is stopping at the Hotel Norman.
die. In company with Secretary Blaine he
called at the White House and had short con-
ference with the President
Later Minister Reid returned TO the State
Department and had Q long talk with Mr..
Blaine on matters connected with his mission
to France, during the course Of which he pre-
sented the extradition treaty which he has re-
Gently negotiated with the French government
This treaty is understood to be similar to the
one now in effect with Great Britain. with GER
tain necessary notifications. The CONNER
cial treaty was also up for discussion during
the conference.
Mr.. Reed was looking unusually we'll today
and somewhat Drowned, perhaps. by his recent
voyage across the Atlantic He was
dressed in the height Of fashion and the tall.
spare figure Of the famous editor and diplomat
was an object Of great deal Of interest around
the departments today.
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The Presidents CALLERs.-The Presidents
callers today included the Secretary Of State
with Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, United States minister
to France; Senators Allen. Pettigrew, Sawyer,
Mitchell and Senator Proctor with the MEM
bers OF the base ball team Of the University Of
Vermont; the Attorney General with ex- Repre-
sentative Sherman of New York; Represents
tives Robinson and Pickler, Judge H. c. Nc
Dougal. Kansas City; Gen. Drum, Commis-
sioner Carter and Judge and Mrs McKenna Of
California.
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Nr.springer appeared in the Hoass yesterday
TO close the general debate on the wool bin In
anticipation Of his appearance his dssk vss
decorated with flowers and his arrival In shs
chamber was the signal for very snthusiassae
reception. He was notable 10 deliver his speech,
though his appearance does not indicate Tie
severe Hines through which be has passsd
The speech was In manuscript and vas
read BY Mr.. Bryan Mr.. springss's
physicians seriously objected 20 his
get the matter Oh his mind would do him moro
good than would evsrbalaaes The danger e
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GOING TO KEEP ms WORD.
Bill Murphy Said He Would Kin Tea Asa
and Has M Made . start.

MURPHY, n. c., April 5.-Bin Murphy, Q
Tellico mountain desperado, has declared his
intention to kill ten men, and he has already
made good start in that direction Recently
his brother George married . daughter
Of an enemy Of the family and during
q quarrel over the matter Bill shot his
brother dead Frank Medlin, brother Of the
dead mans wife, gave the body burial, and on
Wednesday he was shot dead from ambush. A
moment later Bill Murphy sprang out into the
road and threatened death 10 any one that
should touch the body. IL was about 10 bs
mutilated by hogs and q Mr.. Morse and wife
approached to guard it, when Murphy fred
and fatally wounded Mrs. Morse.
On Wednesday night Murphy went 10 the
house Of q man named Bailey and demanded
lodging. Bailey besitated and Murphy shot
him, inficting q dangerous wound. Murphy
heard that Ben Martin had been criticisine his
conduct and yesterday, armed with his Win
chester, he found Martin and shot him dsaA
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Medical Dirscssr J. y. Browne RsappsenHsl
BY ths President
Medical Director J. n. Browne. WHOSE tern
Of service - chief Of the burssu Of medicine
and surgery expired last Saturday. vas reap
pointed 10 that tonios by the Prsddent yesterday.
He win retire on account Of age in Nay 1899,
and this appointment win enable him 20 retire
With the rank Of commodore, the highest possi-
BILE In the corps
The President has also appointed eurgsea J.
c. Boyd, now on special duty st The smith
sonian Institution, e his assistank sueeesdlnG
Medical Inspector Van Rsypsn. Who has bee1
ordsred 70 du>v - Asss surgsea q - eAe6Aa
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NAVAL oRDERs-Ensign George W. Kline has
been detached from duty at the Reading bolt
and nut works. in connection with the inspec-
ton Of steel. and ordered to report to the hon
orable Secretary Of the Treasury for duty on
coast survey. r. P. Lisle. promoted to pay
inspector from January 19, 1892 H. E. Drury,
promoted to paymaster from February Is, 1892
c. c. McCullock. appointed an assistant surgeon
from March 26, 1892
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MOVEMENT OF SMvER.-The issue Of standard
silver dollars from the mints and treasury Of
fees during the week ended April 2, 1892, was
1888, 72A. The issue for the corresponding
period Of last year was $3l8, 235. The ship
ments Of fractional silver coin during the month
of March last were Ssls, $50, and from the LIST to
the I'd instant, SCI, $50.
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APardou Deuied-

The President has made the following IN
dorsement on the application for pardon In TIE
case Of G. z. Dixon, convicted In Nsbraska of
murder and sentenced 70 be hanged April n,
1892: 1T seems TO me that this is . eass a
murder in the hrst degree. The slsmsnt Of
malice aforethought 10 clearly present Ths
the deceased ont Of his quarters shown Q pur-
pose to kill and the motive 10 also made cisas.
Under these circumstances cannot insss3ssA
Petition denied"
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10 Pick Up . wrscksl Crsv.

Some time ago TEE srAa contained sa itsu
70 the effect that the Secretary of ths Navy
had been requested 10 order vssssl 70 stop q
group Of islands 70 ths west Of the coast e
Mexico for the purpess ef rsscring ths sAip-
wrecked crew Of the American brig Tahiti, vhe
Il vas thought might hsvs sought refuge there.
In accordance With that rsQusst ths U. q q
Boston. now on her way mp fron Acapuleo, hAs
ars known e ths Rsvilia 0sgido group. Froa
there shs vtl - 70 - Rraaeisoe, ssspp6sg =
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He Died This Morning From the Enscss of
ST. Patrick's Day Cold.

CHICAGO, April 5.-John +. Beggs. the law
yer, who was senior guardian Of camp 20. Clan
na-Gael, at the time Of the murder Of Dr.
Cronin. and one OF the five defendants In that
celebrated trial. died at 3 O'Clock this morning
Beggs was the only one acquitted Of
the five indicted for the murder. It vss
claimed that he appointed the trial committee
which decided upon DIR. Cronin's removal, and
during the trial some very discriminating let
tiers which had passed between him and Edward
spelman Of Peoria were discovered.
The jury however. failed TO find in these
letters or the other evidence SUFFICIENT
grounds TO convict Beggs. Since the close OF
the trial Beggs has dropped almost entirely
out Of public notice He had kept up an inter-
est in Irish affairs, however and it was while
marching in the last St Patrick's day process
sion that he caught . cold which resulted in
his death.
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JUMPED FOR THEIR LIVES.

Burning Of . Tobacco Factory - Hsvano-
Marrow Escapes
HAVANA, April 5.-An Immense Tobacco fac
tory in this city was burned yesterday. The
loss 10 very heavy. The factory was in full
operation when the Ore occurred and the 80
cape Of the employees by way Of the stairs being
cut OF many Of them jumped from the win
dows. Twenty-nine persons received painful
injuries in this way. Those who did not jump
we're rescued through the efforts of psrsons q
the outsida
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LIEUT.. BACKUs ALL RIoHr.

Denial Of the Report That the oavalry o.
ficer Was Missing.
NEW YonK, April "a dispatch from wssh-
ington, printed this morning. stated that Lieut.
g. Backus. first United States cavalry, had
notified the War Department that he intended
TO commit suicide. 10 Was also said that Backus
was missing.
II was stated at the sturtevant House In this
city today that Lieut. Bsokus slept ct the hossl
last night aud went out about o'clock this
morning. Nothing unusual In his appearance
or actions was noticed.
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NAVAL Tues AssIGSED.-The three steel naval
tugs recently completed at Boston have been
assigned to service as follows: One 10 New
York, one to Norfolk and one to San Francisco.
Tug No. 2, the Wahnseta, has Just been 60
cepted by the government
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TO SUCCEED MS FATHER

Joseph M. Kendall Nominated for Couersss
by the Democrats Of the Tenth Ksnsusky
District.
CANProS, Kr., April 6-The convention Of
the democrats OF the tenth district met here
yesterday for the purpose of nominating .
candidate for Congress 20 ill the unel pired
term Of J. W. Kendall, deceased. All Of the
other aspirants having withdrawn, Joseph NJ
Kendall was nominated TO succeed his father
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DRAWBACK ON BUrrER-Acting Secretary
Spaulding has authorized an allownce Of draw
back on refined butter manufactured in New
York for export from imported butter or butter
and grease and imported salt
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DAMAGED By THE CYcLoNE.-The War Depart
ment is informed that the cavalry barracks and
other buildings at Fort Leavenworth were
damaged to the extent Of 5000 by the storm
Of the LIST instant
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The CHILEAN LEaATIoN.-Senor Anibal Cruz
the first secretary Of the Chilean legation, viii
act as charge daffaires in this city until thu
arrival Of Minister Months successor.
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AcTs APPRovED.-The President has approved
the act for the relief Of Daniel Mcclure and
the act to prevent frauds on the water revenues
Of the District of Columbia
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COINAGE IN MARcH.-The total coinage oil
the United States mints for the month ol
March was 9,S17,1 pieces Of the value Of
S5, 29s, ,979, Of which a Loss, 997 was gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY-Internalr rev.
enue, S252, $50; customs. S450,l5s.
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The U. s. 8. KEARsARaE has arrived At Key
West.
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GREAT VICTORY
.PKEMfER TYPEWRiFER. IN that
the recent board of Army expsrts ~
pointed By the Q. n. Gen. have sdoptsd
this machins for the uss ef the 9. NJ DspI
$50 machinee thus sold We Dta sead az ~
teA doVe kidi FOR tAs 0ekiag. :
HENRY \ CLARKE Z SON. Asssss. o06 otsssl
@"6fR{I6 9EXv o XEx1 1f16fz;
lodgo, Na4ional 1.ndasy = near your
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RACES
Washington
Jockey CluS
commence April Is;
continue to May z. Badges
should be procured Of O. @.
.taples. treasurer Willard's Hotel
season badxes, go; spring meeting, o10
Badges entitle holder and ladies undsr
escort to all the privileges Of the club.
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rHzY KNOW ALL ABOUT TT
OFFICE OF GEO. W. OYSTER. Jr. 3 BRO.
wsshington. D. O.. June "a. 1eo-
Mr. ROBERT CALLAHAN,
Aren't National Cash Register Co..
6l3 Louisiana avenue northwest:
Ths Register purchased of you in January gives en-
tire satisfaction. Il b better than any check book
II keeps an accurate account Of al money rscsiyed
during bunness hours and makes both propristor and
clerks more careful and accurate in handling cash.
10 reliable in every respect and would not b with
out ens II them for four times their cost
GEO. ". OYSTER, Js., 4 Bro
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SPECIAL NOTICES

/
DAY fvEsfSaM ST MI IN clsnsy vim ;psss RUS:
Social All Welcome. 9. tns
IDs ,9s second Sci9m6s cosPsrsii!e Build
sSe S sh Sf aSa is 81 81 osioat s
A.se4t1e0 ap4ss Is necessary. Mp sALLAN;
asf.5.y NH SSS %KpSE
Rsn Ra9 NIGHT April 8. O'clock. at Good Templcr.'
ton Union. Public invited. ap4-3t'
K~MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. DISTRICT OF
s'ss,;5 CSlumbia; REGULAR semi annual stated
Columbia sill Be held in the law building Of the uni
st sssty Of GeoTTetoMn On Ct between 5sh and 9Th
By NsSo S,as. q & shs SSI.sissas fkaSzoSf; n 8
on qUFsDH 5ss APRIL S II 7so of,d ..
wS5a sSas eh ct seq f. HOLT ssa asr secretary
E%NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Is5 Snnus setpF g he stcSkhSse
TRUST C0MPANY Of the he R Dis,,ie. Of Conmbi." fSs
oy the 0f
hsS M shs h Ses e S ss Gn the
'in %nhso q H ap5ss ' l. S sTGkfEvANr, Secretary.
~G, A R. PROGRAM.
OF ss e. Be Only a
win bs issued by the Allen Publishing Co. IEdw.
zens Executive Committee.
Further Information may be obtained at Room 1l2,
Washington Loan and Trust building. ap4-1w
BEG TO INFORM NY FORMER Gus.
TONERS that am now with s. 8. Shedd &
Bro. 432 9Th n.w:, where the.r patronage is SO.
hcted in Gas and electric light fixtures. JULIAN
|K~wAsHBURN GUITARS.
Handsome in finish. Beautiful in tone Every fre,
absolutely correct. Warranted not to warp split OF
crack Prices fair and reasonable and price only
to every one; Every guitar bears the GeorEs
Washburn plainly burned on the inside. None gen
wAsHBURN MANDoLINs.
correctly fretted beautifully finished Warranted not
| to split warp or crack fair price and one price
only.
The name OF George Wasburn is burned plainly upon
the inside OF every instrument. None genuine with
out il.
Please read and remember every washburp Guitar
and Mandolin Is not only branded with nufact
urers name. but the number Is also plainly marked on
the inside and the public is hereby warned that any
Washburn instrument offered for sale no matter by
whom. without the name and number plainly visible
intended practiced
We the sole agents for the sale of these goods in
this locality and the best and plan tO al
once to our sales rooms where you will always find
full, complete and fresh stock of the genuine Wash
burn Aandolins and Guitars. Remember our name,
remember number.
JOHN r. ELLIS CO.,
931 Pa. ave.,
apZIW Near 10th st.
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Tm National SAFE Drpos1r
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF THE DIsTRICT OF coLUM8IA.
CORNER 18TH u. AND INV YoRX AVA
CHART111D By SPECIAL ACT or ooxa1xss
JANUARY ~. 1854.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION poLLARa
Acts - executor. administrator guardian q the -
tass Minors committee Of the Of lunatics
receiver assignee and executes trusts of md every
description
wills prepared By competent attorney. Who is In
DAILY attendance. and kept without charge vhsa the
Company b named executor or trustee
Receives money deposits In sums Of TIE GENTS
and upward and allows interest thsrson-
RENTS SAFES FROM s5 TO sl25 EACH PER
ANNUM. ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION
E55NSAMIN g5SSs Nj : p IS sNYpER NypE M frsstasnt 49,
JANIS NJ JoHNsTON. seeond
TH3SAs s,sss X y8NEs; sISGs Third r
ALBERT L sTURTEVANI, secrstarx
s.n,.n,n P. Snyder. DiSss sse.. C. Roes.n.
Albert L Sturtevans Andrew Wylis.
Lewis Cleph.ns. Charles A yAmes,
jane [ Il. Il gohassc.. chsrie. Z. Glove aIor:..
r. koss Perry, John q. PArke,
XIlizm i. Clarh. Thomas K 5onss. ss2o
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PREPARATIONS Fos Spa1xe
alooAM's CREDIT HOUSE,
ua ga. rs nh q. nv
small cash deposit. the balance In small weekly or
monthly payments. notes TO sign and 9 per cent
discount all settlements made within thirty days.
Such terms for the purchase of any article or
articles Of Furniture. Carpets. Mating. k..
The coming Of spring necessitstes many changes
about the house. Such thinss Mattnss and Rsfrs.
erstors demand Jour attention. Right here We desire
to say that have made unusual preparation in these
lines. Our stock Of Mating. Lnoleum and oilcloth
il complete. We lay them your door without extra
cost.
We know that you will not bs disappointed in our
stock Of Rsfrgerators-we carried % many be-
fore. AL sizes. all prices. from % to ESQ Made by
r. Armtgsr 3 Son. and captured the highest Paris
award in 1852 We Of talking to you about
the Plush Hair Cloth Parlor Suites We sell for s2s
cash $50 on tina. We have sold hundreds Of them
and have yet to hear the first complaint We should
Ike to have you the Paror Suite We
ss for e45; six piscea frames Of solid Oak Our high
Grade Paros Suites in Plush. Brocatelle Tapestry and
wilton Bug 25 cent cheaper than any house in
the city. When you visit ask to Zee the Solid Oak
Bed Room Suite for cit cash. SIS on time II You
need carpet Brussels st 6O yard cash or Csc
time will please You. Ingram Carpet 35c Per yard
cash. 40c. time. AL carpets made and laid without
extra cost No charge for waste in matching ngures
We sell six-foot Oak Extension Table for o. 25 cash
or a. 50 on time We furnish your HOUSE. or any
part Of IL. at . small outlay Of ready cash. and our
credit prices lower than cash prices In some stors
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G.oaArs
MAxxorz CnrD1r Housa
s10. s21. s3 7sh q Nv,
~ 1sA II and I stA
TTf p h EKI RRR ZEE
+ III +. E +

Was oness shoe manufsctursr who didn't advertise in
the but instead he stamped his name and
address IN inverted Letters the sole Of each shoe
made By him. The dust In the streets Of that town
vss his advertising medium Likewise the soft snow in
winter Ths dust uossnt have time to settle In wssh
inston; neither do Wilson Carr of go ct. nv.
stamp their the bottom Of thar famous a. 30
shoes bun they did the concrete Of our streets
could the thee streets Of ours would
b . standing Advertisements for them. The O. 80
Shoe for ladies immensely popular and the fec. that
h tender aches with becomes comfortable Al
when encased in this sof easy shoe Ladies' may
chooss between dull glaze nnish broad medium or
tos The Gents 81 50 Shoe IL neat and drsesy
and may b had in several disrsnt shapss They sre
the best value fos the monsy ever svsa IN wsshing.
ton. ap4-ee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EaENrsl WOULD YOU
Pick up . dollar bill II you found
At either It lying before you on the street,
one ofour You pick up that dollar every time
sstorss. you buy pair Of our a. 90 Bench
$50 and 9ss Made Shoes-whsthsr you select the
7hn.. Kangaroo or the French Calf. the
l0I and 1916 low the high cuts, made on the
Pa. aus. 'Yoot-form" last or ON the popular
orat Tuxedo styls--they are in every
ISL Pa ave s.s way fully equal to the best known
e5. 90 shoes.
WIN. HAHN 4 CO.'S
II RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
SESTs Union.-Gospel Temperance meeting WE'D
$50 Pa ave. at 80 g. T nm Miss % Hsne. i Msiniyrs. % 50.
pen @psTIntendens q l:sscue Mission" Toronto. Canada
&SK. OF P.-THE MEMBERs OF CAPITAL
Tuesday, Ne osac e F. l h.1 meet s rHts is
sToSD & cqs r. es' erIias s T. TEe
MAsoSSISS,a as q sPEcL F.I.o INN NJ a
FAA;M.. will be held At Masonic Temple WEDNEs-
g. oedsr eds oi iis H. m sharp Work fo d'Sr'
ap5,st ' '''' " WIN. A GATLEY. Secretary.
R~THE UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
win hold it. 18Th regular monthly meeting .t so3
T on WEDNESDAY, APslS PaS5ysS Isss & 80 pm
E~ATTENTIoNl KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Sir Knights of washington Division. No. ], win
DAY April & at oeioet sharp to attend the innersl
9i on. 0'.,l late brother and SIT Knight John Wr,sh.
the afmory Of sshington Division
IT. Sir Knight Captain.
KSANY MORE ANONYMOUS LETTERS Re.
-, ceived BY our mother from G. NJ n. or any
az sp5-ss: - ~ 'D'''0' +. VfcTok NiEDFELDr
K~THE WISCONSIN PEERLESS
II with US again. This, you wiz remember.
tsthe Celebrated Hardwood, C.eanabls Flue.
Mineral F,ber.slied REFRIGERATION. for
which We are the sole agents. It IL the best
that q mada Sold on It's merits and money
returned If 1t does not give perfect rsfrioer.
stion.
W. q. HOEKE.
CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE Rooms.
sp5-5s sTH AND PA. AVE
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HAvE YOU SOMETHING PUT BY FOR THE
wife and children. policy in the Equitable Life
stase your axe CHAs. L GURLRY. Special Agent.
1ss26 IT, nv ap4-tr
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0~THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
isting between WIN. Ssuter aud James
Mcdonald. under the firm name uf wM. SAUTER &
CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent: All
debts due by the firm will lie paid by WM. SAUL
who will also collect all bills aue tire firm.
WM. SAUTER.
JAMES II. MCDONALD.
Washington, D. c., April 4. 1892. 1t
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R~LATEsT MEMS MODES TO MEASURE.
~, With the swlriins fashions of nowadays III q
with the latest modes. No fear need be sx-
per1enced on this score IL tailored by We
a cater to the demands Of the finest dressed in
= this city, Spring suits to order. o:2 Trouser-
tngs corfsspOndingly low in price.
OWEN OWEN, "Up-tOUn Tailor"
Cor. 10th and N. Y. n. W. ep4
W~THE PHONOGRAPH AND TYPEwRITER
- OPERATOR
With the aid Of the phopograph an ordinary type
writer operator is put equal footn2 with the
most expert shorthand writer or amanuensis The
monograph is accurate. always ready and
less than stenographei. On trial to you upon guest
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.,
627 vt. NV tap4l h +. CROMELIN, Secy.