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OVER Sioo,ooo LOSS.
An Early Morning Fire i'm Coiumbus--rhree
Persons Injured

COLUMBUS, ONO, Feb. 1.-The FIRE which
broke out in the large block corner Gay and
High streets shortly after midnight this morn
ing was under control by o'clock and was
confined 10 the one building The losses are -
follows:
Loss on building, s25.O00: Hammond a
Patterson, wall paper store. $4,000; Mccoy a
Walcutt, clothiers, S25,O00; Stettner a Koch,
music dealers, Sla, 900: Faulhaber A Ridenour.
Sll.00J; losses on offices, sleeping rooms, &c,
on upper floors, $4,000.
The two injured fremen and the woman
who was seriously injured by falling from the
second story are doing well, and it is thought
all will recover.
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TO EUROPE FROM ST. LOUIS,
Proposed Establishment of a Line Of whale
back Steamers.

back Steamers.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA Duluth, Mimi, dispatch
says: Representatives of St. Louis and San
Francisco syndicates are here conferring with
the McDougal people regarding lines of whale
back steamers. The St. Louis syndicate an
ticipatcs the establishment Of line to ply be-
tween ST. Louis and European ports by way OF
the Mississippi and the Gulf of Mexico. The
San Francisco people are considering o line
across the Pacific. II the ST. Louis project
goes through ship yard will be established d for
the construction of whslebacks at or neax
Carlo, at the mouth Of the Ohio river
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VALUE OF SILVER DoLLAR.-The bullion
value Of the standard silver dollar Tuesday was
69.66 cents, which is the lowest point it has
ever touched. The stock took O small rise in
the London market yesterday and the bullion
value of the coin has accordingly increased to
a fraction of over 40 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11

FoURrH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs.-Fourth-cl
postmasters have been appointed as follows:
NJ. l. Hutchins, Friendship, Nd; C. F. Jones,
Goldsborough. Nd; J. C. Funkhouser, Bel
grade, Va: J. A. Baughan, Hewlett's, Va: J. f.
Hundley, Sandy River, Va; b. S. Vandegrift
Tinker's Knob, Va.
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A LONDON CoNTRIBUTIoN.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury Department has received two 81
notes from an anonymous resident of London,
England, who said it represented unpaid du-
ties on articles imported into the United States
The remittance was made through the United
into the treasury to the account Of 'con-
science"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11

CARE OF SOLDIERS FUNps.-The Secretary Of
War has issued general order to the effect
that funds of q post exchange although not
public moneys within the meaning of sections
54SS, $3.50 and 5492 Of the Revised Statutes are
intrusted to officers of the army in their Off =
cial capacity and their misapplicstion is pun
ishable under the articles of war.
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NAVAL CoURr OF INQUrRY.-The Secretary
OF the Navy has designated the following
officers to act as q court of inquiry to meet in
Philadelphia on Mondaynext to investigate the
condition Of the Simpson dry dock at the
League Island navy yard: Commodore Oscar
+. Stanton, president; Naval Constructor VIM.
H. Varnev and Civil Engineer u B. q. White,
with Lieut. Nathaniel r. Usher as judge advo-
cate. Complaints have been made that the
dock Is leaking.
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NAVAL oRpERs--Assistant Surgeon Joseph
A. Guthrie has been ordered to duty at the
naval station at Port Royal, S. e., relieving As
sistant. Surgeon l.. l.. Young, detached and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount OF ~ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was 81, 600
making the total redemption to date S2S, 2il, l5(
and leaving outstanding -, ,263, $50.
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COMRADES TO MEET,
Preparing for the Army Of the Potomsc Rs-
union Mt Scranton.

SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 1.-The preparations
for the reunion Of the Army Of the Potomse
here on June Is and l6 are actively going on.
The President and cabinet will be invited and
are confidently expected. Rev. John r. Pax
ton, . member of the society, has been
chospn orator and VIM. II. McEiroy the poet
Mayor Fellows Of this city is chairman Of the
committee Of one hundred and intends 10
make the reunion one of the most memorable
in the history OF the society since 1863.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11

PRIZES FOR TARGET SHoorISG.-The Secre-
tary of War has issued q general order giving
the results of the rifle, carDine and revolver fir
ing of the army for the target year 1891. Company
6, seventh infantry, having the highest gen
eral figure of merit" for the year, is awarded
the Nevada trophy and the commanding officer
company II. seventh infantry, in whose pos
session the trophy now is, will send il by ex-
press to the commanding officer Of the win
ming company, who will hold it until the re-
suit of next years firing is announced.
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n sAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON,
NE COR 18Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY -. 1867.
Rsorsanized under act Congress October l. 1880
Transacts the business Of
TRUsT coMPAN
In all its various branches
Also tie business Of
sAvIN BANK
SAFE d SIT co PANY.
Capital
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS.
Acts rs executor administrator. guardian Of the es-
fes Of Minors committee Of the estates Of lunafcs,
ecsver assignee and executes trusts OF any and every
description
Will. prepared by competent attorney and kept
without charge when the company is named executor
crr~ses.
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
and Upward and allows interest thereon
Money deposited before the frst day and on the nrst
second and days Of the month will draw interest
iron. the frst day.
Loans money upon real estate and collateral security
Sells nrsclass real estate and other securities in
surns Of e5oo and upward.
Receives SEVER WARE and all kinds Of vALU-
ABLEs upcn deposit in capacious storage vaults Of
Unsurpassed dryness And security.
This company's equipment for the SAFE DEPOSIT
BUSINESS. BEING the outgrowth of quarter Of
tury's experience. not eqgaled in this District
Safes rented for rs5-s6-s1-sS-s10-s 5O-sl5-
t2o-s25-s4o- go slooLand si2o-each per
snnum. according to size and location.
once bours-Dsny from o a. m to p. NJ. and until
otnsxw Ordered IN addition TO the regular once
On see 10th day Of each month
On the nrst, second and third days Of each month
When he i5;S tails on Sunday the 14sh day VII Be
Management.
President,
BENJAMIN +. SNYDER
Vice Presidents.
scaks sGhtslzs 4. i5aNsf1S., s. SNhSfyas, sssosa E,sss
THOMAS X. JONES. Third
Z. TRaScis RiGGs
ALBERT L ssTuRrEvANr
Directors:
AIbsrl I sturtevAnl Andrew WyIie.
SeorGs H. Plant. Matthew u. knery,
lewis Clephsne. Charles a. Janass,
Henry a. Willard. L frsncis Rl<Es.
sA1es n. Johnson. CharIes & Glover.
=. Ross Perry. John o. Psrke,
Ihouas hyde, john 4. Rodgers.
WILLIAM l. CLARK. Ihomas L. JonssL fsl
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TopAY-Internal rev
enue, s455, 242; customs. ss07, ,724.
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New YoBK, Feb. 1.-The White Star
steamer Teutonic arrived here today, nearly
two days overdue. She encountered . sue
cession of storms the whole way over. Among
the passengers were Mr.. and Mrs. Rudyard
Kipling and Mrs. and Miss Balestier, ths
mother and sister Of Mrs. kipling. MIR. Kip
ling said he was on his third trip around the
world He will remain here but few days,
going hence to San francisco via FL Paso and
then to Honolulu and Japan.
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TAs sssfkSr q itGeiS b be slightly parmer
todev. Followed bx 20 der north hrestsytv
seissds and fbiS Sss6tAsS; ;Ja6 esd cotdr kvfdoy.
It,s great convsnisncs 10 have your ium-
bsr ready TO b placed in position. saves
tims and WogTy ot carpsntering and PLAN
ius, to say noshing Of additional sxpemse
Every board that sntsss yard 10 band OF
sang eawsd. insurins smooth and uniform
sAgs aAd surfacss. 0xr pricss are tAS
lossst IN to sttv. Oa1l Mp our ''Estima-
tor" who vii estimate your lumber needs
Jfss efsAGfes. II ws cannot convincs you
that our lumhss b ths ~ and pgicss loves
- - NJ wsst ~ erdsr.
uhhsy, 0ltt1nGR Miller.
d:ces;sS - e sss1l ~ ~ sseesss.; - ~ I % "ss' "a,
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NOTICE.

R~ROCHDALE NOTICE.
he Rochdale Cooperative Society Of the District Of
Co,umba. orgsnizedin 1880, and now numbering about
ts.cts Tor the year Iesinlns May next when all
being heads Of families Il is safe to say ths. the sup
plies for some 20 600 persons purchased upon the
Tor cash only dealers viii perceive the advsabiity Of
giving this subject prom pt attention
compete for these contracts should at once uni
cate in writing 70 the secretary Of the executive COM
st. stating their lines of business and their bust.
IN to s
Proposals are accepted or not IherenPon duplicate
viii be them due season unit sufcient rea-
son to the contrary is known to the executive commit
tracts for the suing year on or about March To- and
viii promptly make known acceptance to the success
fml competitors and preserve entire confidence a. to
"A, All dealers and other persons are hereby notified
@ ns eG o a, tho and hss mot 0ss
OF right to make contracts issue trade cards. receive
moneys or 40 any other act whstever for or IN behalf
ALL MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY must exchange
thsreor on or before the 3Cth OF April next in
order t obtain the 6enet Of s9ntrscs for the ensuing
Or ABOUT March at which time notices will be pub;
from whom these cards ard may Be- Obtained. % NeSs1s S
ave hereby notified that the agents named second
anhersed to ac as such their sceoanis Savins BEEN
called preparatory to making arrangements
the ensuing year. For the present and until further
notice. all communications from members should be
addressed to the secretary OF the society, 1. >.
EMERY. IO1 street northwest, verbally to the
president, 4. p. KEENE, 1904 y street northwest,
to the treasurer L. c. WILLIAMSON. 4SO Louisians
avenue northwest, II to any member OF the under
signed executive committee.
Any reputable person desiriis to become member
Of the society may do any time. the usual
dons lsignng the agreeinent and paying I'D by cali
ing on the secretary, Mr.. Eirrry, at above address
and those joining before April 80 next will be entitled
to renewal OF trade card tor ensuing year without
charge. -
E. l. kENICK, 80 18th st. NV.
y. II. BELL, 10 n st. NV,
G. l. PERSONS, 64l st. g.. W,
g: ". M0RMElLE 2G1 Elm ST., Le Droit Park,
JOHN T. CHURCH. 20l Sd st. ne,
felO-Ct Executive Committee.
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,PUT TEN SILVER DOLLARS IN THY
49, purse. 10 to Capitol Hill Domestic Office
Attn ahd Pa ave. Sc aud tako Jour pick out of 100
sewing machines, which have been taken in exchange
for 'Domestcs' the past month.
WM. FUNK. .sana9eF.
Main Office &C. Ausrbsch}, eth and II sts NV
fell-eo West Ind office, l4l2 l4th st. NV
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LONDON. Feb. Il.-Cabls dispatches froo
the United States having freely mentioned The
name Of Hon. Robert 7. Lincoln in connectiss
With the nomination for the presidency Mr..
Lincoln denies IN the most positive taruS tha1
ha = or intends 70 be Q candidate
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EPoISTs A MORAL
The terrible uHcerta,ntvis 10 removed IL you
oWn your fait-dress suit You need not be
fearful Of leaving some Of your cards In the
pockets to be found by the next. )" perhaps
Speaks a waiter as is related of one renter. Then
For there must always be little misft in even
ItselE the best selected hired dress suits will
make toyour order q rich and tasty full dress
suit for s50-one-fourth less the charges Of
other hrstclass tailors.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in 1rOusers." Ifl11 Cor. 9th and sts n sc
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
LIMITED NUMBER OF sHA,~us OF THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE scHILLINeER cURBINa AND PAVING
Ii offered for sale II st. par value 500 PER SHARE
AT the Banking House Of
WOODS = CO.. 12c2 ss. nv.
OFFICERS.
LP WRIGHT. President
JOHN C. POOR. Vice Presidsna
HIT WOODS. Treasurer.
HI. MCLAUGHLIN. General Manager.
DIRECTORS.
I. p. wRioHT. Register Of Wills.
JOHN c. POOR, Treasurer Washington Gas Lisht %.
Il. T. WOODS, Woods Co. Banksrs
II. J. MCLAUGHLIN. Contractor. 1411 st. nv.
II. Il. WAINWRIGHT. Contractor. Washington
Loan and Trust Building.
REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK.
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
The buhn.ss Of the company 10 . welI-known and
established one Its operations have been con-
cities in the United States has large and profitable
contracts on hand. and new operations are almost
daily presented the intention Of the company to
add TO its former lines Of business that OF
ASPHALT STREET PAVING.
For conducting which If will have and complete
OUTFIT Of tools and machinery and will be fully pre-
pared to execute largest in this very prof.
liable line Of business.
Purchasers 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 10 enable it to pay to shareholders
very liberal dividends and sdd large surplus to Its
cash capital There il investment at present offered
which promises SO great an Endorsement In the cer-
,aniy Of early returns in dvidends and prospective
advance in the price Of stock. fel-tr
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WILSON WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY.
HIGHspIRE, DAUPHIN CO.. Pa.

HIaHsPIRE. DAUpHIN CO.. Pa.
yeased. mashed fermented and distilled from the
valuable health giving Chalybea:s waters and choice
small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain
districts Of Iennsy and Maryland, and rpened
in heated ware houses. voyaged and aged in the
warm salt air OF Bermuda. The oxides Of iron and
their salts found in the waters from which
this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable
and unequaled q tonic and reuvenator to those in
need Of strength vitality and yigor.
See certificate Of lrof Tonry OF the baltimore Med
ical College:
1T is PURE. FREE FROM FUsEL OIL. AND
CAN THEREFORE, BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED
FOR MEDICINAL USE. IT'S HIGH COLOR Is
DUE TO THE IRON PRESENT.
''WM. P. TONkY. Ph. D.. Chemist"
This essS,sted Wh,sky Is sold BY the following
'iSSyi fo.hson H Wine COMPANY. % Ga a f4sh st. NV
J. B. bryan Bro Ws Pennsylvania ave. nv.
!. S. hednan. cor 9TH and Lou. siana
y /; Mhes.er. cor 18th and ksis NV:
ii. ii. Elliott. 1870 I4th st. NV.
yas: = Donnslyi s cor I4th a. and st' NV
Aos,s y SasSs. Sadaf fis: iii al list st. st. IT. wv
T. !; Turi-y Io.n Ls.h st,nw.
Leonard Griees,. ~ ION and sts NV. ,
1. +. Gwynn, S27: ii ST.. GeorgetoWn. b. &.
Aiso I lie ioilow.n: notsis and Rsssaarant.: = ~
1,s hArn0
L. Il. Marshall. 1873 1t. NV.
S. Anan, 3l6 9th st. NV.
John L. Durkhart, 10th auG sts. NV
Geo. ". Driver, ouS Pa. ave, u.
Osborne Hoban. corner 9TH and G sta nv.
J.. kulie, Jr., I4!3 q st. NV.
Chas a. tcssttin. l4l2 New York ave.
James II. Costello, 4O5 10th Vt. n. W.
Bothwell 4 PANE, 4iD 18Th st. NV
r. l.. Jordan. 521 9th st. NV.
John Burke cor. 1th and sts. s.w.
]. Ii. DeAtey, l22:e. Penna. u. v.
Dan Buckley. 20. Est.nw.
Mrs. John hoss; 3vy 7th It. NV.
Henry s. Iichau, sor. 1th and SITS. NV.
T.. Sterstenberg, i:543 Penna. ave. NV
W. i. Wall, 1903 9TH st. Il. W.
Thos. Bannagan, lUU3 I.th st. n. Nv.
Brlii kuoenstein. cor. 9Th and L uts NV,
Z. KOlb, 81 st. NV. j. Farrel, ID and sta n Q.
John weil cor 9TH and sts. NV
John fl!zinorris, 2i0 18th ST. NV,
Hugh Cosgroye. 2lS0tL st. NV.
WIN. Nelson. ~ and SITS. wv.
Alexander BuiOnchio. 14:h and d sta NV
I. h. McAahon, Co 10th st NV.
h. W. Heygster. OUi fennsylvanlu ave nv
L. Newmeyer. ,or. 9Th anu Pennsylvspis ave, n ",
Geo. r. kozei. lo- Z lith st. n v.
". j. Costello. 6O4 q Ut. NV.
Faber's Csie, 4l3 9Th ST. n W.
Il. W. Morgan. 1918 ed st. 4, Georgetovn d. @,
John b. Lang Bro. :f2t6 NJ st.. Georsstown. D. G
Z. H. Reynolds, 3O:So NJ VI. GeorRetown. ID. @,
Meridian Cub, 1875 st. n. W..
Metropolitan Club. 18th and II st. NV
John ChamDeriain. 10th and st. NV.
Ask for WILSON WHISKY.
THE ULMAN GoLDsBoRouaH CO.,
no24eoSm DtsttlerA Baltimore Nd.
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- National Econom ST. has resumed the prac-
tice OF medicine. Office and residence ,lOl Massa-
ch9setts ave. ne. Telephone 5l2 felI-3t'
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SEEKERS.


INVESTMENT SEEKERS.
This company has ; and 8 per cent Investments
for sale at and accrued interest. Interest pay
able ssuli-snnuaiiy. safe. profitable and rsQuir-
Ing no attention.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Our vaul, Is Of the latest irnr-siD style beyond
question FIRE and burxlsr proof, and the only one
Of its exact pattern in America Within Safe
Deposit Boxes. surrounded by every safeguard
and convenience for those examining valuable
papers. kc.. in the boxes Keys controlled by
renters yearly rent. according to s.ze Of box.
g. 81. 90. sIOto $50
The slo box is the lArges: for It's price In wash
inzton-
TIE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co..
STONE BUILDING.
1905 G ST. NV.
OFFICERS.
A. 7. Brittor-.---.-- President
CJ Bsll....... First Vice President.
Henry =. BIount Second Vice President
Percy b. Metzger.... Treasurer.
ft Georxe E. Emmons- Secretary.
,rHr GRAND OLD EQUITABLE LIFE coN:
a9 70 II 6ps sa ssse assured in the Strongest Lie In.
surancs Company IN the world Dfop ne q hne IL you
wish to know NOR" .001: GahREEg IA sEIneff T. auRLEY
sosi.ss ,ss fgs;iP,s i e, LII; a.
VNIRsr AND SECOND MORTGAGES CASHED.
W. L. BRUEN & co.
Bankers.
f.1n.ors l2S5 IT. nv
A GREAT SAVINGS BANK.
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Granite build,ns. 9th and sts..
Pays interest on deposits from the date they are made
Executes all trusts.
Has magnificent safe deposit department.
Does al business any Irus. Company should do.
BRAINARD h. WARNER.
f.1o3s President
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R~BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ COMPANY,
Raitim0re, Maryland.
COLUMBIA PHoNoGRAPH CO..
627 Z St.. Washington, d. @.
Gentlemen I use the phonograph for dicta-
ton purposes and It has proven very satisfac-
tory My secretary has . great deal of routine
work. which he now can do while am debating
to the machine. thus saving much time. nnd
. very valuable adjunct
CHARLES sELDEN. supt. Of Telesraphs.
Dictated to and transerfbsd from Tie Phono-
graph.
Phonoordphs sold. rented and senton trial 1t
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: Blowing . Hurricane I'm South Dakota
HuRos, s. D., Feb. IA severe wind and
snow storm has struck here from the north
west The wind is blowing hurricane, send
ing snox in binding clouds and piling IL into
big drifts. At 81. Paul q cold wave 10 sched-
uled to arrive, the mercury dropping twenty
degreeA
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE co.
WI OF THE b. CIVILIAN BALLAN1INE.
President JAMES L. FITCH. Secretary. Issues
policies unusually low and each insurer shares
in the profits. For full information apply to the office
Of tie company. l4o6 q ST. n Ja23-1y
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-
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
4le 7h d.
VALENTINES
VALENTINES
VALENTINES
VALENTINES
FROM &c. TO e. 90 EACH.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
LOWEST PRICES. OF COURSE.
BAUM's
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
SEVENTH STREET. fe1o
K~A STERLING OPPORTUNITY.
We have q s1O,OOO investment in
business property, which is SAFE bound
to enhance in value and will pay
monthly income much above the ordi-
PROCTOR PROCTOR
Real Estate and Insurance.
felO 9O1 g st.
EA MEMBER OF THE FIRM
Who il also practical plumber. d in charge
Of our plumbing department-a sufacient
guarantee Of the excellence Of our work.
We not only do the plumbing in new build
ings. but make . speciality Of repairing and
undermining the plumbing in old buildings
Our large force of workmen makes it easy to
respond promptly to sudden demandA
s. 8. sHEDD b BRO.
4s2 9TH ST. NV. ss1o
W~J0HN F. SHERRY, PRINTER.
Ems class work at moderate rates.
KMSDl ssoLGII0N Of FCoPARTNERsHlP;
= noussf. No. s.a6 81: West MasLinEton. y. e.
ssy ai x % S
to Ssd a v Msus and 81 debts T Ss assumed and
Mr: o. s.. Mau. viii continue business at the old
stand and will be glad to meet hts old customers 1886
x~SwAsHINGToN
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
9le and 9ls Pennsylvania avenue.
The vaults and apartments for the Of valu-
spacious. dry. hre and burglar proof Prices mod
R-AssIGNEE SALE.
- The UNDERSIGNED will receive bids in writ
n p in a IL o. a Il
Furnishing nn sa Goods and general % M
The right to reject and all bds reserved.
fe10-4t Assignee of Jos. h Strasburger.
N~sBRYAN & COMPANY.
Cor and 18th sts
Wemake mems shirts; know all about it
do it well; take the risk. if there is any, and
prices are less than falr.
Hyour sLirtmaker pleases you. don't try
around but should lie not. then come to US.
The more particular you the better we
hkeit.
A postal will bring shirt man. with
his samples and tape. to see you.
BRYAN COMPANY.
Cor. 18th and F sts. NO. 12eo
8& DR.. HODGKIN. Dentists. DR.. WALTON.
removed to corner and Eth sts. over Ohio Nat.
TMAEFF,diss F,is.srs \; Exafs ana lssrs1sr. : co;
- Fine Mork at Reasonable Prices.
9,OUR INFLATED CUSHION TIRE.
COULD IT HAVE A STRONGER RECOMMENpA-
1lON!
What is practically this tire fitted with
an inferior valve is being sold
by others as a pneumatic
price SloU. Price Of
RAMBLER. with this tire.
~l35. Enough sa.d-eh!
To be seen and tried at 1925 18th st. NV.
GOkMULLY JEFFERY MFG. co. feS
1-GEDNEY ROBERTS CO.
DESIGNING. ENGRAVING AND
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R~fOUND : 1.-THE MiSsING BOOK
~ binder, West" Of 18th. HODGESis his
nai.e and he can b found ct 1876 and will be glad
to see you. CAL. jx2l-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~BLACKsTONE
GOLD CURE
FOR LIQUOR
OPIUM HABIT.
It has failed to the worst In 20 days.
and at the end Of that time the patient has steady
nerves, good appetite and buoyant health.
q. HENDERSON GRAHAM, n. D.,
Medical Director.
600 18th st. felO-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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