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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

An Early Morning Fight with the Fire -
Their Rhinebeck House.

An Early Morning Fight with the Fire -
Their Rhinebeck House.
New YORK, April I0.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Jacob Astor have returned to New York from
Rhinebeck, where they had been spending .
few days, and where. early on Friday morning,
they did some very energetic fighting Of fire in
Mrs. Astor's sleeping room
A volunteer hose company Of Rhinebeck was
summoned by messenger at four o'clock on
Friday morning to Fernclih, the residence Of
found that Mr.. and Mrs. Astor
and the household had organized q little
FIRE department OF their own, worked on the
bucket-brigf de principle, while the volunteers
were coming with their apparatus.
The timbers under the door Of Mrs. Astor's
caught fire in front Of the fireplace, and
after smoldering q long while had got
merrily afire. Mrs Astor was awakened
by the housekeeper, who had smelled
smoke in the night and found Mrs. Astor's
room full of it, Mrs. Astor was drowsy and
dAzed from the effects OF the smoke, but revived
Immediately and, it rs said, went to work with
her husband 10 help subdue the fire. The fore
man Of the hose company, with eleven men,
completed the iabors Of the young couple In
short order.
Mr.. Astor himself was handling q bucket
with the men employed at Fernclih, who
bad been summoned by the housekeeper.
The men had cut q hole in the flooring in
front Of the fireplace and were pouring
water in
The grate in the fireplace was broken ~
Gently and pending the setting Of another grsts
dre had been built on the stone floor Of the
fireplace. The hot stone charrsd the flooring
and IL was ready TO burst into fire at
Q spark. When discovered by the housskeeper
the IRE had burned about sixteen feet along
the front Of the fireplace. IL had burned
through the door and destroyed . large part Of
the ceiling Of the dining room below
Mrs. Astor entertained the fremer sx m
early breakfast and thcn gave their foreman
present Of el0o and each Of the company ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

The Lord Lieutenant Issues Orders Limit
ing Their Importation.
DuBLrS, April 1o.-Baron Houghton. lord
lieutenant Of Ireland has issued an order limit
ing the importation of arms and am
munition TO ireland. Arms and am
munition must be imported only at
certain ports, and all consignees must,
previous to consignment, obtain permit for
the importation from the customs officers, Civ
ing particulars of the arms consigned. The
customs officials are authorized to open pack
ages suspected Of containing arms or ammuni-
ton imported contrary to the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

She Begins Another Action to Get Some Of
the Hamilton Money.
New YORK. April I0.-Another action has
just been begun by Eva Mann, the woman who
calls herself the lawful widow Of Robert Ray
Hamilton, to recover what she claims to be her
rights. The latter consist Of her dover inter-
est in the late assemblymanls estate. amount
ing to about s130. 1000.
1t is not denied by the Hamilton family that
Hamilton and the woman were married but
the claim will be made that the marriage was
rendered null and void by the fact that at the
time the woman was already the wife Of Joshua
Mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10
STREET CARS IN COLLISION,

Number of Passenger Injured I'm Q Dis.
aster at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April l0.-Ina street car COL
lision at the corner Of 10th and Washington
streets this morning half q dozen people we're
seriously injured. Two electric cars ON the
Newton and Bellefontaine road crashed into
horse car of the Northern Central line and the
following were badly injured: John Daylie,
Joseph Demmi, Frank Lemgusa, Salvador Lam
argo, Vincent Deblos, Antonio Gardu, james
Souher and Nicholas Lagusa, all Italians,
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The Great Exponent of Protection Arriv
This Morning.

The Great Exponent of Protection Arrives
This Morning.
Gov. Mckinley Of Ohio and wife arrived in
Washington this morning and are At the Eb-
bitt
To STAR reporter Gov. Mckinley said that
he was on his way south with his wife, whose
health is not robust II the weather remains
good Mrs. Mckinley will probably remain in
Washington for week and then resume the
journey.
Gov. Mckinley declined to talk politics, par
ticularly since he was not in Washington upon
political business.
"Your friends who have recently visited the
capital" said the reporter. 'are confident of
your denomination and reelection. governor. y
My denomination" responded the smooth
faced apostle Of high tariff, depends upon the
action Of the state convention--but there. can,
talk politics. you know, and you must excuse me.
Matters political now are out Of season. toe
early, and wouldn't be timely. am simply
here accompanying my wife, who is not we'll
on q southern trip. If she remains here shall
return TO Ohio and rejoin her in a week, or we
shall continue south if the weather is unpropi-
touS"
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ALL QUIET AT HULL

Mo D1sofdsrly DsmoastFss5ons ~ o.
stxiken To-day.
HuIz- ExoLAxD, April lo.-Evsrything =
quiet today 20 fAr - Ne strike Of the dock
iaberers ID concerned, and no disorderly demon
strations have a. yet been reported. 1hs non
unionist lsborsrs sre actively engaged In losa-
ing . nuuber Of vessels without intsrfsrsuso
ty the strikers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

NAVAL ORpERs.-Passed Assistant N. II.
Drake has been ordered to tho marine head
quarters, New York. Surgeon C. H. Hernden
has been detached from the marine rendezvous,
New York, on the 18th instant and placed on
waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10
THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.

The Idea Originated When Jadce Holt
Was Postmaster General.
There has always been some difference Of
opinion as to who was the author Of the idea
upon which the railway mail service il
based. People who visit the Chicago
fair and examine the exhibit which will
be made there by the Post Office Department
will see an interesting contribution to the dis
cussion in the shape of picture Of q steamboa,
which contained the first travelling post Office
fitted out in this country. The steamer in ques-
ton travelled on Lake Michigan from Grand Ha-
ven to Milwaukee and in 1860 Postmaster General
Holt signed an order for this service. This was
the first time that what is known in the service
as "a fine distribution" Of mail matter was at
tempted while the mail was in transit. There are
several who claim the honor Of being the
fathers of this system. Mr.. Armstrong who
Was at one time the superintendent, is gener-
ally mentioned in this connection, but
run farther back according to the
claims Of his friends then the year 1862
Then there wac Col Maitland who organized
and had charge OF the transportation of the
mails in the Army of the Tennessee, Col. Par
ker who performed similar service for the
Army Of the Potomac and Mr.. Davis who was
connected with the service, all Of whom have
been mentioned as entitled to this honor.
II is claimed by the post Office officials who
have charge Of this exhibit that this steamboat
contained the first travelling post Office which
was in operation about two years before the time
claimed by all the candidates for the honor
- the period when the service began. Il Is the
opinion Of those who are in q position to know
that the service was the result Of gradual evolu-
ton rather than the invention Of any one man.
However that may be they think that the exhibit
will be an interesting contribution to the
knowledge Of the early days Of q service which
formally came into existence in the year 1864
and has since that time been performing an
ever expanding part in the postal system Of
this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs.-Thet total num-
ber of fourth-class postmasters appointed today
| was 119. OF these 80 were to fill vacancies
caused by deaths and designations and 20 by
removals. OF the postmasters removed II had
served four years and over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

SECRETARY Herbert believes the number
of naval o6hcers On duty ss colleges
and inspectors Of steel 1t the different
iron works should b reduced, - there d . de-
mand for more ofncers In their Legitimate CALI
ing. Nov that there are only lev ahips ON
the docks for which steel has mot been pro-
vided, snd unless moro ships ere built In the
next year or two. there viii BE- htsis necssGity
ioe o@eefs ut thess shops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

AFTER TIE REGISTERS sOFFIcE.-Some friends
have filed the application Of Gen. D. c. Buell.
Of Kentucky for the Office Of register Of the
treasury, the position now held by Gen. Rose
Grams.
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AL l
T@IE
Credit
OW w AIN I .
NOT ONE PENNY DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

There is no use In waiting minute for the things
you need about the house-a pocketfull Of money
wouldn't get them . mite quicker. bit eheaDer
than sell for credit 1t isn't the poor man who
buys credit any than the man Of comfortable
means.
Your money may be otherwise employed-H so.
dontsouch it-ses the Mating and the Refrigerator
of US and ray for them little At time-once . week
or once a month
We sell the Famous Armiger Refrigerator. and We
wouldn't handle II unless We believed it be the
best II took frst prize at the Paris Exposition.
There's end to our line Of Mattings-every qua;.
ify that's reliable is hers-al prices II fixing
up the parlor little remember that sell Seven
piece Paror Suite in either plush hair cloth
s2- 5O.-clever price. isn't IT. Solid Oak Bed Room
Suites. with beve glass in bureau el3 sx-foot Oak
Extension Table. 81 so. Woven Wire Springs 81 70.
Forty Pound Hair Mattresses. 81. II you need Car
pet We will show you lots Of handsome patterns In
Brussels at SOC. per yard Ingram Carpets 35c per
yard There isn't further e1psnse sstachsd to II
I'VE mako it and lay ittree Of coat No charge for
sasss In matching figures New stock of Haywood
and Wakeneld Baby Carriages Just In. Remember.
your credit is good any tim<. We're not In hurry
for the cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

WRITs DE LuNATIco INoUIRENDo have been
petitioned for in the cases of Alice Cook, VIM
field s. Bryan and Robert McCauley on pc
tition of the District Commissioners and writs
have been issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

Word FROM ADMIRAL GHERARDL-Rear Ad-
miral Gherardi has telegraphed the Navy De-
partment that he will take the United States
vessels to ees tomorrow for few days feet
practice, and that he will come to Washington
at the end OF the week to confer with Secretary
Herbert in regard to the details Of the review.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

SILVER MovEMENT.-The issue Of standard
silver dollars from the mints and treasury Of
fees during the week ended April 8, 1893, was
$3.50, l35; for the corresponding period of 1892,
s291, 7S5. The shipments Of fractional silver
coins from April to the 9Th aggregated e169,- :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

CoLLEcronsHIP OF NEW YoRK.-"A Friend
today filed an application in behalf of R. J.
Dean Of New York for the position Of collector
Of customs for the port of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

COMPARING TIE REcoRps.-A statement pre-
pared at the Post Office Department shows that
during the period from March to April IS, at
the opening Of the last administration. $50
more changes were made in the fourth class
post offices than during similar period under
the present administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

RET1REp.-Lieut. Col c. b Mcclellan. first
cavalry, has been retired on account Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

ACTING SECRETARY GRANT.-Secretary La
mont is expected to return from New York to-
night. In the meantime Assistant Secretary
Grant is acting as Secretary Of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

A DEPARTMENT GRIEF TAXES HoLD-Mr.
Gaines, the new chief Of the mail and filet
division, Treasury Department, has entered
upon the duties of his position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

DEPUTY COLLECTOR D1sM1ssED.--As result
Of the investigation made by Special Treasury
Agent Noyes at Portland, Oregon, as to the
Illegal landing Of Chinese at that port, Secre-
Deputy Collector Cardinel. Inspector Arm
strong, who was suspended pending the inves-
hgation, has been restored to duty. The
detailed report Of Agent Noyes has not yet
reached the Treasury Department. but upon
the findings, which he autographed, the above
action has been taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

Mr.. JOHN S. SEYMOUR. the newly appointed
commissioner of patents, is expected to entel
upon his duties on Saturday.
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Movements Of the Foreign ships.

The Navy Department ID informed that the
Russian cruiser Rynda arrived at Hampton
Roads this morning. The Russian cruiser
General Admiral arrived there Saturday.
A cable message was received at the State
Department this morning from Minister Conger
1t Petropolp, Brazil, saying that ths Brazilian
cruisers AquidabAn, Tiradentes and Republics
have sailed for New York 10 take part in the
naval reviews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

ASSISTANT SECRETARY McApoo, who is nov
in New York, is expected back tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Interna
revenue, 81, ,080, ,626; customs, S753,714
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Esv York Osc., So Potter Build;a,,
FINANCIAL
Investments

consider safety FIRST. profits next B.
ec The greater the gain the greater
the risk The slov way II surest
The Debenturs Bonds of this Com
pany are secured By first trust on prop
erJ within the city limits and are safe
beyond the shadow Of . doubt" They
pay D per cent interest per annum-
They are issued In sums Of 800. $500
and $1,000. and require absolutely no
attention whstever from the holders.
II you are contemplating making an
Investment drop In and talk tho mat
ter over with US
We have Real Estate Notes for sale
which net the purchasers fun Per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

R@A LITTLE TAILORING LORE.
~ This tendency toward ''cheapness" in tail
oring is deplorable. skimp. skimp ard
the aim Of many. We ufH haze none Cf IL.
We have raised our standard to the ''top
notch"
We were shown samples Of eotton-back
trouserings from Q Philsdephia tailor
marked s. so that really looked as we'll as
2pr all wool" ones at @o.but the ,oear.
think Of the ,rear or IT. We propose TO con.
tinue on the lookout for both. Perhaps
that accounts for our big spring business.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
COR 18th AND sTs. NV ADS
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To Subscribers,

To Subscribers.
Subscribers to THE STAR who are
served by route boys will confer .
favor by promptly reporting to
TIE STAR Office, either in person.
by telephone or by mail, any negli-
gence on the part Of route boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

E~HEADoUARrERs FOR BLANK BOOKS.
This is headquarters for Blank Books Of all
kinds-from the largest Ledger. Cash Book,
Day Book. Memorandum Book, down to the
smallest scratch Book. in all sizes and styles
OF binding. tH Blank Books of all Kinds
made to order. Lo,cest prices,
EASTON RUPP. Popular StdtiOners,
421 nth ST. duet Adore the apenu<) ap1O
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w ills

are drawn and Kept at this com
pany's expense II IL Is named ss
Executor, Administrator or Trustee.
Our Mr.. Riiout will be glad to
talk this matter over with all con-
.amplating making their will
A Trust Company. acting in the ca
rscity of Executor or Trustee. enjoys
many advantages over the individual
executor that are too apparent to re-
ouirs mentioning
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSer Vermont Mapis Sugar and Sirup
just in direct from the camp-as fine a. uas epey
Dsade. EoU i vour tims to enjoy ft BEFORE ,casps
reather comes to dull your appetite Order by mail.
messenger or telephone If you eansst coll in person
ELPHoNzo YoUNas CO.. 42s NINTH ST.
1t Wholesais and Retail Groeera
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CAST VGIyIR
EAGLE EYE

over isis and doubtless your
massive BRAIN will grasp our most
liberal inducements. which may be
the means 1f- your accuGclating
fortune
Persons who have money which Is
likely 10 be needed a. any tigts will
End our "EEMA-,Ds CERTIFI-
Gates OF DEPOSIT most 6esir-
able and profitable method Of en-
ploying their funds. as they are pay
able on demand. and at the same
time yield the holder ) per cent net.
We also issue TIME" CERTIFI-
GATES OF DEPOSIT. which are
for the benefit Of those who will not
have use FOR their money within .
specified tiine-These draw 4 per
cent interest in three months. , per
cent in six months and q per cent in
one year.
tTEs especially call attention 20
our superior banking JdcilitiSs.
Peopis n al srdiks or Iifs triA iad
th1s q mos c0RrsRieHt and sdtssf1e-
torn BGHkia1 House nth tehleh TO
open GR account. either large OF
sBsGii-
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WooDs & Co. BANKERS.
1922 f STREET n. w. .,

WooLsrY & Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
y BROADWAY.
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and Provisions bought snd
sod moderate margin The low prices prevailing
for aud Bonds afford unusual opportu-
mites for selsctiug uarZain-.
EXPERT INFOEMATION
Furnished. Parties desiring u buy, sell exchange
securities will haEsSthe beneft Of our twenty-five
years experience. Small accounts will receive the
same attention a. large ones-
DISCRETIONARY ORDERS
Accepted and Will receive our personal attention
carefully selected list Of Stocks and Bonds
on appcation Write for Market letter Commis sious
i-irIh. Ccrresporde nee invited aps-2t
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uoME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

n.
Rec-riAr monthly meetings second Tuesday earh
month az D. m. southwest corner Pa and 18th
n W. Next meeting on the 1lth instant
Books sill open for subscriptions TO tenth series
Shares goo each; Payments each Per month.
fore have TO be PAID stock taken now and 81 per
share for sufseq asnt months
on sha ares withdrawn before maturity and on loans
settled before monthly payments on stock equal the
debt b cent interest Is allowed The interest on
stock paid on to maturity paid until loans
thereon squslsd has through for
distribution OF the growing shortened the
for monthly payEl snts about twelve months, and
&.ins the interest thereon much rsater than per
cent
Average amount loaned per share during PAST year
Sl79 90, the monthly payment thereon being 81
en- stock and 81 interest.
No doubtful loans are made. consequently losses
Cccur.
We have 9 careful snd economical man axement and
Promise you more interest than some others allow
Come IN and your obtain loans IL you
ce..re tbesn much less thxn you obtain
n EN- through private sources.
THOMAS BOWLING. President. 612 st. NV
ANsON s. TAYLOR. Vice President, 1913 z st. n w.
EDWARD 8. wESCOIT. Treasurer, 1907 Pa ave
W. H wETZEL- Secretary. u - h a. ny apo-4t
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Long time. easy payments.
Capital stock. S5. 600. 900.
Now holds First Mortgages on improved city prop
erty amounting to 81 175 45O Trusts and mortgages
deposited with the treasurer Of the state Of Georgia
issues stock bearing : Fer cent interest. payable
semi-aunually.
SOUTHERN MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Home ofice, Atlanta, Ga.
WASHINGTON BOARD:
John n. Walter President
Meyer Loeb. Vice President.
John A. Butler Secretary aud Treasurer.
John A. Barthel, Attorney.
W. H. Roach, Manager.
DIRECTORS:
John n Walter Meyer Loeb,
John A. Butler, John A Barthel,
Walter II. Acker, NJ. G. Grasty,
william Fl. Riddle, william J. Dante,
b. Stanley Simmons, Walter II. Wills.
William II. Roach.
Depository.
Central National Bank.
Office. 621 street northwest. mh3l-2w
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E,wET WEATHER WEAR.
~ You would not have been compelled to re-
main indoors today II you hsd had q Macintosh.
We keep the best sort tonlv-Mandeiburgh's Of Lon.
don. England. 1t pays to buy the best. Ladies'
and Mems 80 up.
B. II. STINEMETZ SON.
1897 Pa. ave. u. w. amin
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R>DoYOU SPEND MONEY
DO YOU SPEND MONEY
Often and have nothing to show for it!
Supr ose you put IS month in a lot at
kESSINSTON and WEST END PARK.
It'll yield q snug sum in q few years
Send for . circular call. We can ar
range something satisfactorily.
HENRY n CoPP. Investnents, 7Oe sTH ST. NV.
apS
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lie NATIONAL SAFE DEpos1r.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District of Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered BY special oct o, Congress
JAN. 1867 and acts of Oct. 1890. and Feb. 1892
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION poLLARa
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Rents safes inside burglar-proof vaults at IS per
annum upward
Securities. jewelry silver ware and valuables Of
all kinds in owners package. trunk or case taken
On deposit at moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
ami interest allowed on So ard above.
Loans money on real estate and collateral
security.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
Acts administrator, executor receiver as
signee. and executes trusts of all kinds wills
ance-
CHARLES C. GLOVER. First Vics President
JAMES N. JOHNSTON, Second Vice PrsA
THOMAS r. JONES, Third Vice Pres
AiBERT-L l. sTURTEvANT. Secretary.
JOHN G. WILSON, Trust Officer.
Directors:
Benjarnin p Snyder, Zenas c. Robbins
Albert L. Sturtevant Andrew Wylis
George H. Plant. Matthew G. Emery
Le~is Ciephane. Charles A. James,
James NJ Johnston. Charles G. GIoysr
X. Ross Perry. John 9. Psrke,
Thomas Hyde, John F. Rodgers,
William E. Clark Thomas n Jonsc
hooertO HOFFMAN. Woodbury. Blair mh17
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RsCoTTIsH RITE CATHEDRAL-EyAN-
gelist Chapter of Ross Croix. The stated
meeting win be held on TUESDAY. April II, at 80
p. M, for the transaction of business only.
aplO-2t A. H. HOLT, :S,o. Secretary.
SPECIAL .NOTiCE-''A NINETEENTH
&S Century Hero" Lecture by Rev. A. G. Rog-
ers, ct the Church Of Our Father. 18th and sts.,
by fine musical program. Admission. 70 cents. 1t
<@MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS, D. GAN AD-
49, iourned meeting of she Medical Association
Of the District Of Columbia will be held the Univer
sity of Georgetown Law building, on st. bet. 5th
and 9th SITS. NV, TUESDAY EVENING. April II.
1898. at O'Clock. By order OF the president.
LLEWELLYN ELIOT, M. ID.
JAMES d. MORGAN. NJ. D.. Secretary. aplO-2t
~@THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOW
49, ard University will hold its twenty xth
annual commencement st the Conversational Church
WEDNESDAY, April IL at 7:3o N. address to grad
Band. The profession and public are invited.
apl0-3t
~~ORIENTAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ No. 6-The annual meeting Of the German
Oriental Building Association No. g. will be held on
THURSDAY, April 13. 1893, at ST. Joseph's Hall,
cor 9th and 81 sts- n. at O'Clock p. After the
second roll call the election Of officers the ensuing
year will take place All members TO attend
CON. SCHWAB. President
LEON. ECKERT. Secretary. aplO-3t
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IE"LooK"
The suits for men we make are unsur.
passed for fit. quality and workmanship.
1t will surprise you to see the values We
are showing for s1O sl2. so. $I5, S16.50
Manufacturing EISEMAN BROS, Custol
Clothiers. Cor 9TH and sts NV. Tafiorl
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