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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

The Electroth anization of Murderer Tics
Complete Success.

Sompieue >uccesss
AUBURN, n. Y, May Is-Jos. L. Tice, the
Rochester murderer, was, 'electrocuted at s:Ss
O'Clock this morning. The execution il con-
sidered q great success. There was nothing
revolving about the affair. The Witness
saw no burning Of flesh. no exhalation Of air
from the lungs, no struggling OF the victim.
The murderer met his fate calmly even brsvely.
He apparently unmoved while being
strapped in the chair and he had nothing 70 say
at the hast. The electric current was turned
into the body four times, each contact being
brief. The physician in charge believed that
better results would be obtained in this WV
than with two lcng contacts.
Warden Durston said that the execution was Q
grand success.
Electrician Davis said the same thing.
Further than that they had nothing 10 say.
SIT speaks for ITSELF said DIR. Daniels. 1T
could not have been better. That is all I have
to say"
DIR. Ruff declared that the execution was psr-
fection itself.
He was very brave" said Chaplain Yates.
referring TO the dead man. He fulfilled his
promise to Mr.. Penney and myself that he would
die like a man and a Christian. His last
words TO me were: oh. If l did not drink that
whisky" "Put that in big type" said Mr.
Penney. with tears in his eyes. Then he added:
Bat Sor that very thing he was good q man
as any witness in this room"
DIR. Geo. T.. Fell OF Buffalo, who also wit
messed the Kemmler execution. said: The exc
cution of Tice cannot be improved upon. The
frequent short contacts undoubtedly the
best methods. There was nothing revolving
in this case. As compared with the
Kemmler case this was the more sat-
isfsctory. In the execution Of Tice
there were absolutely no reflex move
ments from beginning 20 end aside
from the rigidity of the BODY pro-
duced by the making and breaking Of
the current. was one of the first TO advocate
electrical executions. and after seeing this one
1 am satisfied that the grounds l assumed were
correct. There is no method comparable to il,
which this case and also that Of Kemmler dem
onstrate.'
HISTORY OF TIcEs CRIME.
Joseph L. Tice was sixty-three years Of age
and was q veteran of the war Of the rebellion.
His record prior 10 four years ago was good,
but at that time he began drinking as he himself
alleged. because of his second wife's intemperate
habits and painful spinal disease coming upon
him. In 1880 he assn ulted his wife, threatening
10 kill her, and upon her complaint
he was sent to prison. On July IL,
1891, he met his wife in Rochester
and demanded that she live with him. She
refused and he drew a knife and stabbed her 20
death. His principal defense was that he WAS
grossly intoxicated at the time. His case Was
appealed up through the highest courts, but
the decision of capital punishment was affirmed
and the governor refused to interfere.
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Alarm Caused by q Break in q Mis-
sissippi Levee.
THE SITUATION MORE SERIOUS.
Execution Of Murderer Tice at Az
burn This Morning.
AMERICAN LADIES AT COURT.
GROWING MORE SERIOUS.
The Situation In the Mi..issippi valley -
come~ Alnrminr

comes Alarming.
sr. LOUIS, No.. May 1s.-lnstead Of improv-
ing the local food situation grows more serious
with each hour. The water is still rising, with
no immediate prospects Of a fall. Rain. the
pastforty-eight hours, with more threatened. viii
keep the river from falling. but odd
every hour 20 its height. Conservative
estimates now place the area under water in the
section surrounding ST. Louis on both sides of
the river at 400 square miles of fertile lands,
the depth being from 2 TO 20 feet Fully 800
families In this area have left their homes, with
little prospect Of an early return.
The main suffering is in the American bot
toms and on Missouri Point. As an instance of
the suffering in the former locality there
are nearly 500 people gathered
the bluffs, for whom the st. Claire
county, Illinois, authorities have besa
asked 10 supply food and shelter. Missouri
Point. the land lying like a triangle between the
Missouri and Mississippi. q triangle OF land
twenty-seven miles ON the river sides by twelve
at the base ,is covered with water and every li,-
ing soul driven 10 higher land. Boschertown,
three miles north of St. Charles. is all under
water.
In st. Louis county. west Of this city. an i'm
mense amount OF damage has been done TO ths
farming lands by back water from the rivers
and crops are ruined over hundreds Of acres
Further up the river on thnt side the food
10 increasing IN East Madison. venice
and BROOKLYN, the water flowing over
the Alton, Big Four and Wabash tracks near
Nameoke and adding to the quantity already
there. Armed guards are protecting a dyke be
tween Madison and Venice 10 prevent its being
cut To relieve Brooklyn at the expense Of the
other towns. In East StLosis there is nothing
new in the situation. though trains arrive badly
crippled by the high water.
OMAHA. NEB.. Nav ls.-The eastern ap-
proach 70 the big Union Pacific bridge over she
Missouri river was washed out last night and
there are fears that the entire structure will 90
out. The river is rising rapidly and all the
lower portions Of the city are under water. The
washing away OF the approach 10 the bridge
has put stop to all traffic. and il may be some
time before trains will run again from Council
Bluffs to Omaha. IL the river continues TO rise
the main portion Of the bridge will likely be
carried away, as il has been greatly weakened
by the washing out of the eastern approach.
FLEEING FOR THEIR LIVES.
ST. Louis, Mo-, May ls.-Areport just reaches
this Office that the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
dixie in East St. Louis, which has protected the
main portion of that city from the food, has
broken and the water is pouring into the town
in torrents. The people are fleeing for their
lives.
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KIDNAPPED AND ROBBED.
The ExpeFience of . Pole Who Fell In win
Thieves.


Thieves.
Joseph b. Perxanouski, Pole, who had some
dif6culty In making himself clearly understood,
made complaint 10 police headquarters Monday
morning thst he had been robbed by two young
men, who also beat him. His story was that be
w.s in saloon on B street about 10 O'Clock
Saturday night, when one Of the young
men picked mp his umbrella and walked out the
door. He followed the young man 10 the curb
stone and there they succeeded in getting him
into cab. The vehicle started scros the river,
and while on Tie Long bridge they grabbed him
and proceeded 10 rife his pockets. he resisted
- est be could and during the fight he bit ons
Of the men on the neck and the other on tho
arm. After the men had taken go from hin
they left him on the bridge 10 walk home.
Detectives Carter and 0allaher Monday
afternoon ct Monte Carlo arrested young nAA
nazned james + Tuttae. On his neck vss .
wound, snsh - night have been made By .
man's teeth, end Paramount identihed hin -
beng one a ths men who ssaulssd -
robbed him
To-Day when The csse wss heard in ths Poliss
Court Edward Phinips, the cab driver. Gavo
evidsncs IN cosrobocation Of what ths coo-
p1Afnant ave. In sspding he oass 70 the
graud Jury Judge Miller nxsd TIE bal u o1,oo4
1he Prisonsr was sent d0ua = dsGAun q
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

Action on the Sunday Ice Bill By the House
Committee.
The House District committee has had such
hard luck lately in getting anything through
the House on District days that it is becoming
somewhat chary about adding to the already
long list of bills on the calendar from the COM
ing bills until the accumulation il somewhat
cleared away.
THH SUNDAY ICE BILL
At the meeting today, however, the committee
decided to report favorably one bill. This was
H. R. 1867, prohibiting the delivery Of ice on
Sunday. The bill was amended DO a.
to allow the inhabitants to get o supply
on Sundays during two houn in the
morning and one hour in the evening. Accord
ing to the bill at other hours during Sundays
the ice wagon will be conspicuous BY its ab-
sence.
The committee on Friday will visit and in
spect the proposed routes Of the Norfolk and
Western and the Washington and Western Mary
land roads.
FLAGS FOB TIE @. A. \. KNcAMPNENT.
Mr.. Paige Of Rhode Island this morning in
the House presented Q conference report on the
resolution providing for the loan by the secre-
tary Of War and the Secretary Of the Navy Of
flags and ensigns for use in decorating during
the Grand Army encampment in this city. The
flags are to be turned over to the chairman Of
the committee on decoration. The conference
report amended the resolution in few minor
features intending TO throw further safeguards
around the property. The report was adopted
TIE WASHINGTON AND ARLINGTON cHARrKR.
Investigation into the methods Of those who
are alleged to have juggled with the washing-
ton and Arlington Railway Company charter
viii probably commence early next week. In
this, - In other matters, Senator Mcmillan IL
in earnest. The Senate b behind him and the
probe viii 60 deep.
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CAPITOL TOPICS.

m. HAuLKNHH6 nH-kLHcf1oN AseuRED.
General Qualification d being expressed in the
Senate at the fact that al opposition to Senator
Faulkner's reelection has been withdraw and
that the leading West Virginia nsvspapers are
snergeticslly engaged in saying nice thines
about the Senator. Today information has
been received from several portions Of fhs
state to the effect that the Senator \ being
enthusiastically indorsed by the county con-
ventions. Mr.. Faulkner h very popular in ths
Senate with the members Of both parties and
b general favorite among District people b.
thing that promises 10 improve anA bsns1t III
city.
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- The heather is likely to be generally fatr
- rith possible light shorers tonight; south.
edsterty,rinds; si0htiy udrnser, except staton0rp
temperature on the coast.
As We announced yesterday. we are sell
ing Good Virginia Pine Flooring. sll one
width. 4M-inch face. at 81 SO per 100 50.
ft.-considerably less than you pay else
where. In fact, quote lower prices than
Others on almost everything SELL Board,
also 81 Is per 100 So. it. All gang sawed
therefore with smooth uniform edges and
surface.
We can supply you with every requisite
used in the construction Of house, and
save you from 10 to 20 per cent on your
lumber bill.
Hbbey. Bittingcr Il Miller.
Lumber aud Mil Work,
Cor. 9th and N. Y. ave NV. HylS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

APPROVED By THE SEcRETARY.-Secretary
Foster has informed Mr.. Walker of the worlds
fair directory that he will do what he can to Sc
cure favorable legislation on the proposition
for the coinage of 10, 600 900 50-cent pieces for
use as souvenirs Of the worlds fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18
PRESENTED AT COURT.
70 Americans Appeared st Buckinghan
Palace Today.

Two Americana Appeared ot BuckfnGhoo
Palace Today.
LoSDoS, May ls.-Princess Christian, third
daughter Of the queen, represented her
majesty ct the second drawing room
Of the season, held today ct the
Buckingham Palace. Mrs. Robt. 7. Lincoln,
wife Of the American minister, presented in The
diplomatic circles Mrs. Potter Palmer Of Chi
cago and Mrs. E. Burd Grub, wife Of ths
American minister TO Spain. Mrs. Lincoln was
attired in . gown Of black ntin, with Jet en-
broidery. She wore black feathers and black
veil. Her jewelry WAS diamonds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R,A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF LEB-
iRGS ~ A. hs e 18Th Nh m ss s
80 o'clock. Members of this lodge and sister lodges
myl7-2t d. q. DIXON. Secretary.
,MARINE ENGINEERS. B. A.. NO. 81
D. held wEDSEspAY EVENING. G May IS isae. vs." at
sh1r, IEd,,. full attendance is requested JOHN p
RSosIRIs LODGE, No. 20, F. A. A. MA
stated communication will be held at the
Cathetral OF the scottish Rite ON WEDNESDAY, even
ing: May IL. 1882. at 7:3o o'clock. Work first and
myI7-st FRED E. TAsKER. Secretary.
~THE ANNUAL MEETINGO OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Commercial Fire Insurance
ColuIany of the District Of Columbia for the election
Of ifteen directors 10 for the ensuing will
NV, ON THURSDAY, June .. 1852. Polls opeu at
II M. and close at Books for the transfer of
inclusive A. IT, sPE1KE. seety myIs S sSw 'atwtjeS
R cation to the American Energizer Manu-
featuring Company tLimted) for the reissue to
Of certificates for 0 shares of the capital stock Of
:rs7 and 3S each for % shares issued to me October
issued 10 Ane November lo, 1890. which have been
mil. Is a5-;st. CHARLES A. McEUEN.
HAMERICAN FRATERNAL CIRCLE.-MY
- friends in the order and all other members
in this city notified that blanks ready
nee Of NJ, 7. Caldwell. Room 4. 1910 Fst: NV. For
h.fther Information apply to JULIUS BAUM0AR-
TEN. EsOP Pa. ave-, and at 44OH st. n W. after q
pm. iny17-3t
E~PANTs TO ORDER. IS AND UPWARD.
~ Lowest prices. superior styles.
Tailoring department, I'd noor
EfSEMAN Bros
my166t Cor. 7th and sts n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

ASSISTANT SECRETARY WHARTON has re-
turned from Boston and resumed his dutie,
at the State Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

The NAVAL EXAMINING Board met at the
Navy Department today and organized. The
examination Of officers for promotion will COM
mence tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

| REAR ADMIRAL STEPHEN B. LUCE, retired,
has beeen appointed q commissioner to the
Columbian historical exhibition to be held at
Madrid this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

The Wil6 Oo1lies the ChaRgss.
In the case Of George A. Bohlaysr against Fam
ME McC. Bohlayer foe divorce ON the ground of
dssertion, &e., he wiSs today, BY Mr.. Campbsn
Carrington, Alsd . cfoss bill She denies the
charges made against her and makes counter
charge Of adultsly. 6hs axis that TIE custody
of tho children end alimony b gwen her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

Mr.. J. r. MCKEE, the Presidents son-in-law
is in the city for few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

COMMODORE RAMSAY has returned from his
trip to Atlantic City much benefited in health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAr.-lnternal rev.
enue, s4s3, ,76G ,customs, $447, ,532.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

GEN. JSo. ". FOSTER Of the State Depart
ment has returned from Chicago.
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OUT FOR THE DUST.

R@SLooK OUT FOR THE DUST.
Hose" You cannot 10 through the summer
Hose" without hose for watering the street,
Hose" the pavement. the lawn and the
Hose" howers-without missing q great lux
Hose" ury and perhaps having your furniture.
Hose" DC, ruined by the g. ing dust. We otter:
Hose" rs feet Garden Hose. Vith c0u I,liHQs
''Hcse." and patent ssOzZ e, FOR &l.90.
Hose" Garden Hose Reel. 75e. cash
Hose" Hose By the foot at lotc prices.
Hose" If you want good Lawn Mower buy
Hose. the "Coldwell" Standard, uneQualed
''Hose.h for ease Of operation absence OF noise
Hose. end friction precision in cutting,
Hose" thorough construction. handsome De.
Hose" sign and perfection in hnish
Hose" A 10in. Guaranteed Lawn Mower
Hose" for S3 D.
BARBER ROSS.
Builders Hardrare.
Cor. 11th and G sts.n.w. myls
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FINANCIAL.
ABOUT FrsAscraL MATTERS.

ABOUT F1sAscrAI MATTERS.
DEPOSITS.
You can open an account With this COM
pany and receive interest upon your money.
LOANS
This company loans money upon real
estate and approved collateral securities.
pEBESTURE BONDS.
These bonds aggregate $780, 900 and
issued in sums Of 800. 500 and $1,000
each They secured by real estate first
mortgages. having aggregate market
value of from $50. 900 to sl75.O 900. and In
addition secured by the assets Of the
company and the double liability Of the
stockholders. They pay per cent interest.
and need no attention from the holders
Interest 10 payable seni-snnuAlly BY cou-
pom
MANAGING ESTATES.
The company especially solicits the man
axement of estates Under such arrange
ment the company will relieve you entirely
of all trouble and annoyance incident to
collecting rents. making improvements
and otherwise managing your own prop
erty.
You can leave the city knowing that your
property and interests will Le carefully
looked after.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY
t BRITToN. President
New stone building. 14O5 G st. nv.
Storage Ware House. l140 18th ct. nv. 1t
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fxsq AshloHAa heerpSrssf pSSPEhA6axa dises COM
7O{ King st., Alexandria. Va, and 9O5 H St. NV.
SSsiRfss SSW S ,ess eiiss TRAbE CARDS
''sovsreiens" and at 81 BY others.
A. T: hoNGIEY; Pres sl2Ast ne.
join N HaSsHk MdsRisoS sey r.s. ss5 4i :,
1. r. Hunt. IJi0 st. NV.
II. ", SMITH 71GBsts s.w.
3 GYHh5TFE YfaTns sS sSs +; fi;S sss: i; nv nv:
DC. McC0NNELi.. so :sd St NV
ShAs L rRoSSf5S SSSES s; @ iSsS iha St AZ. me
fNIGH isHlfL THsfssRT & sH5aRToN IF iSs T. ave.
my2-1m
R.ESAnMERlCAN ICE AND COAL CO..
eoS fSSs ss,sii lih f. 1sE y SS z
and lbs your We sras1s ADVISE ss
Settles up aaiy. No dis once. We offer until fur
ssns discount allowed Tor scr isnly @ coal Oe, casI e
e,5S Ssders sa sr iSr carload lot.
solicited. White Ash Chest
my2 Send Orders by Drivers OF Red Wagons.
X fhh hocaRAEf sdefEfY co-ofhhAri'h
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
oFFICE-7O7 ST. NV
Trade Cards. Contract Books. Ready References and
Information may be obtained the Secretary of
Society at the above address, from of the author
ized agents.
Price of Trade Cards to Rochdale members and to
Sovereigns of Industry. Pc to all other persons, 81
Renewals may be obtained at any time.
The roll OF members at the Secrearys Office numbers
about :, 600.
Those who have last years trade cards. who have
lost surrendered them other society," can have
them renewed
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
L. 8. EMERY,
my42w Secretary Of the Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

<~ 1T ISN'T HALF so GOOD.
Don't think for an instant that you get the
Iced same grades of Claret at t'corner 9roceriesn
Wines. that sell YOU Being al erciusioe wine
Iced house naturally carry thesfnest,
Wines. Special Clarets for Claret Punches 25c Der
Iced Qt., 43 per doz. uts.
Wines. Owing to the rich flavor and heavy body Of
Iced our Burgundy" it is much sui,erior to
Wines Claret foi making punches. Prices: 4Oc. per
ct or - per dQz. qts. Sample gratis.
TO-kALON WINE COMPANY,
814 14th st. NV. tmy17l Telephone Dos
R,wE HAVE FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL
~ cottage in Takoma Park, containing eight
rooms bath and large reception hall newly and hand
somey painted inside and out; artistica1ly papered
and decorated elegant cabinet maneis large
and %eoPmoous GO with plenty Of closets co9crot. eel
paing fence; large hen house. wood shed and stable
pure Pulnp water at kitchen door; location very de-
srable high and healthy; only a few minutes walk
from railroad station and terminus of Brightwood
street line elegant drive by two good roads
This property must be TO lie appreciated. For
price and terms apply to L. WALTER WEED 4 CO.,
l2Ol Pa. ave. (entrance on 18th st) my17-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

TIE NATIONAL SAFE DEpos1r.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
CORNER 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
JANUARY p. 1867.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Acts as executor administrator. guardian Of the es
sates of Minors committee of the estates of unatcs.
receiver. assignee and executes trusts Of any and
every description.
Wills prepsredh ~ competent attorney. who is in
daily attendance and kept without charge when the
company Is named executor or trustee.
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
SILVER WARE AND yALUABLEs of all descrip-
ton. packed in trunks or boxes received for deposit
in capacious vaults of unsurpassed dyness and
ity at moderate cost.
RENTS SAFES FROM IS TO sle5 EACH PER
ANNUM. ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION.
GHSaNs g fSyPK sSyPEn Ps Rssds.t $ss PRESIDENT
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Second.
THOMAS X. JONES, Third.
kLSEkf bkkffIs = HSst Tassiafss sss,.,,,
Directors:
Benjamin p. Snyder. Zenas C. Robbins,
Albert l. Sturtevant, Andrew Wylie
George II. Plant, Matthew G. Emery,
Lewis clephane, Charles A. James,
Henry A. Willard L. Francis Riggs,
James NJ. Johnston, Charles C.. Glover.
r. Ross Perry, John G. Parke.
Thomas Hyde, John +. Rodgers,
William e. Clark, Thomas R. Jones. apl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

EseAs RANGES.
"PEERLESS ESTATE"
These ranges embody in their con-
struction simplicity Of design and
every known improvement. Made
in different styles and sizes to suit
all requirements.
THE E. +. BROOKS CO..
531 10Th st. NV.
Plumbing, Gas and Electric Fir
myl4-1m
K~THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
1 am no longer associated with DR.. Jas
DR. JOS. Il. BARBER.
my126t Office and resder 20. 907 st. NV.
ETHREE POINTS
OF SUPERIORITY
TEND TO KEEP THE
NGToN
sTANDARD TYPEWRITER
Ahead Of all Competitors.
EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN.
SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION.
EASE OF MANIPULATION.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW 12 MODEL
wYCKOFF. sEAMANs & BENEDICT.
LIE DROIT BUILDING.
mh17-tr sTH AND sTs NV.
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SERIES STOCK
COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
Subscription books close May 81 or sooner should
the series be hIled
THE wATAUGA VALLEY.
IN EAST TENNESSEE.
Is THE SITE OF THE
COOPERATIVE TOWN coMPANYs
OPERATIONS. The famous the heart of the
Bessemer field of the United States 1t phenom-
enally rich In mine. forest and quarry products,
water power agricultural resources. ETC.. and
passed for sAlubrity Of climate.
DIVIDENDS ARE LIKELY TO COME SOON on
stock in the COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
because IL Is already well provided toward pay
ing for its magnificent town site and stock
sales now are specially for the develop
ment of properties and the en-
courakement OF Industries
GUARANTEE of safe and Intelligent management
10 offered shareholders in the Cooperative Town
Company in the personnel Of its directory: ROB
ERT p. PORTER. President; LOUIS Z. Nc
COMAS. Vice President; A 7. BRITTON
Treasurer. and JNO. g. CARLISLE
IsHAM G. HARRIS and II. C. HANS
BROUGH. Directors.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS to this most promising in.
vesInent Gin the present series) will close May 81
1S9e, sooner If the series Is exhausted The
installment plan affords opportunity
~ investors Of almost any means.
Five shares be carried
for ID 3 Per month.
larger blocks in
proportion.
BEFORE THE OPPORTUNITY passes It would
Be well for you to investigate the mat
ter. You invest in small or large
sums to suit your pocket and pay for
your stock In 20 monthly in
stAllments.
@. r. McBLAIR
District Agent.
81 Atlantic building
oAcs hours. Q 30 . m. to 5:3Opm- myls
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N-@sA REASON OR TWO
Why you should select our rooms for
the storage Of your TRUNKS and FUR
NlTURE:
We hGre longer sx perisnce. hare tns
ctcGnest. best ventilated and lighted
rooms in. the city, and the storage de-
Tartme8f, like all others Of our extensive
auction business. Tecsires our
PERSONAL SUPERVISION.
Terms most liberal.
RADCLIFFE, DARR / CO.,
p AUCTIONEERS,
.'5f. 920 PA. AVE. NV.
Telephone call l2S2 II