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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

The sGi.abIs marking by tablets or otherwise
Of the houses and places of great historic in
tsrest in this city and the preservation Of note
worthy houses at the national capital-rnade so
by their having been occupied by some of the
greatest men IN American history-are acts
which should interest and attract every patri-
otic citizen Recently and under congressional
charter there has been organized the Memorial
Association Of the District Of Columbia. a body
Sf representative Washingtonians, whose pleas
ure II will be 10 contribute to the information
Of those who come here to feast upon historic
places This marking by tablets OF notable
points and thus preservation of historic struc-
lures contribute much to the interest taken By
visitors in cities Of the Old world. would have
the same effect here. and would also serve the
higher purpose Of euldyating that historic
spirit and that reverence for the memories Of
The founders and leaders Of the republic upon
which an intelligent and abiding patriotism so
largely dependA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

So good citizen can have anything but praise
for those Senators who yesterday secured the
adoption Of the license amendment to the Dis
tric: approx ration bill. The question now is,
What Will the House do while the bill is in
Conference?' Too few Of the legislators real
ike how much this amendment means to the
District Of Columbia or have even the faintest
idea 10 the consequences which may easily
follow its failure 70 become a law. As sub
mitted by Senator MCCLELLAN the provision is
nothing more nor less than what was known us
the L ton bill. which provided for the i'm
posing Of license on trades, business and pro-
fes-ions- An effort 70 do business-whieh in
this instance mssa- mOr- espec--.v. to sell
h4uOr-without heens- - ., b. -pn;she,
by . fne Of not less thsn oorar-
nor more than one hundred dollar and
IN default % payment the violator Of
Law is 10 be imprisoned in the common Jail of
the District fOE period not TO exceed twelve
months 10 is also provided that whenever the
approval o: the Commissioners 10 required to
any application for = license under existing law
or under regulations adopted by the Commits
sioners according 10 law. no person shall be
deemed to have such license until he or she
shall have ObtsiEsd such approval The pur-
pose OF the amendment Is to remedy the most
important defects declared by the courts to
exist in the present Law. 1t supplies the exist
ing psHalty-laeking Law withs needed back
BOA The session is now drawing to close,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

and whatever the fate Of the more comprehen-
sive and elaborate liquor legislation proposed
by the Senate and House committees respect
lively concerning the District, this stifening ap-
plcation should be used Immediately upon the
present statute. Then, II no better measure is
passed At this session. the District will still have
some reasonably effective law upon which to
rely until the subject can be handled by the
next Congress. And the adoption Of this
1n1..,'raent does not need and should have no
iendCIcy to interfere with the success Of any Of
the more elaborate measures which, when
enacted. whether at this session or in some
subsequent Congress. will Of course abrogate
the existing law, including this penalty pro-
vision. While this amendment should by all
means be adopted 1t should not be treated by
any one as a permanent disposition Of the 1ab-
ject of liquor legislation for the District such
liquor legislation as is now in the hands Of the
District committees should be pushed without
reference to this enactment. There is no rea-
son why clear, comprehensive and equitable
liquor bill should not become law before the
fourth of March The people of this commu-
nifty demand the passage of such a measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
Hart tn soc

1. is hard to see how any man with tie eye
of a Greek of Phidias' time. and the spirit of a
Roman OF Caesars time. and the essential pre-
hensiyeness of an American of our. own times,
who must always be pleased by looking at the
artistic and serviceable feminine dress now in
fashion. the street dress, the household dress,
the play house dress OK the bali room dress,
each of which is admirably adapted to place,
occasion and circumstance, can favor the new
crinoiine movement. the hoop skirt or hustle
revival. Still, we apprehend that, in SO far as
the raiment of the fair sex Is concerned, men .
opinions are not worth the wick of tallow
eandle.-H. Y. sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

The failure to appoint a British poet laureate
implies rather Illuminating confession with
reference 20 the senius OF our times. But there
l. a great deal Of common sense in leaving the
place untitled. just the same. \ poor poe: lau-
reate Is much worse than none
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

The story Of unspeakable horror that comes
from Texas Concerning the fendish punish
meat that Was visited upon fendish criminal
mag afford suggestion as 10 the reason that
May people in Europe think that the United
States Il largely populated by barba-ians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
A Beautiful Prospect.

With q reS:-.nant exposition Of building ma
terials appliances and workmanship before
them. Pittsburgsrs should be able ere long to
revel in all the delights Of waterproof build
iugs with draftless windows wea;her-.ight doors,
hygienic plumbing and all the other features Of
"a structural millennium it,sburg dispatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

The Argentine RepubEc Is bGsily cleaning up
and tak!ng precautions against a cholera IN
vasion. The United States should not under
any circumstances allow the Argentine Eepub-
lie 70 lead in this sort Of enterprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

Major Moore may well be proud OF the work
done by his detective force in the capture of
such formidable aggregation Of burglars as
were arrested Wednesday morning. From an
unPronaisIag beginning to a highly successful
conclusion the affair was clevsrIy managed. In
sPectOr Holhnberger and his subordinates are
on even terms with the best thiei-eatchers OF the
country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

France is beginning to show good deal Of
interest in the manner in which her rights con-
nected with the Suez canal are to be affected
by the English occupation of Egypt. France
may be pardoned for showing a peculiar sensi-
tiveness in any case where a canal is concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

England appears to be impressed with feel
ing that she has trouble enough on her hands
without worrying in respect to Hawaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

Critic-s'Doesn's that new theater building
you designed have a dome!'
Architect Gn on)-''Yes."
'Critie (sternly)-"Ah, ha, Are you aware,
sir, that there is q dome ON ST. Peters at Rome
and that the Capitol at Washington has dome?
Come. sir, answer mer'-Chsongo Ne,cs-
Record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

The New York sun - at present very much
engaged in making II clear that. under the cir
eurassaness 1t fAyOrs protection. mildly. IN
theory. AMI free trade emphatieaIly in practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

Judge Jackson is very good specimen Of
sIli,erative enphOny, but it does not seem to
sound tremendously and nelodiousIy in certain
southern republican ears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
SHOOTING STARS.

Canada is doubtless keeping her eye on Hawaii
to see just how annexation is accomplished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

The 100 mummies which have arrived in Chi
caso are to be displayed at the worlds fair. It
is not true that they a late addition to the
Chicago STRENGTHENING force.-Chscdgo Ners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

Mr.. Cleveland is now receiving visitors. HI
has probably provided himself with bushel
basket for the accommodation Of cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

Perhaps even crinolines would be preferable
to the present street-sweeping styles Of femi-
nine attire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

The exodus Of Cleveland democrats from
ohce in New York indicates tia: the weapon
carrying habit still prevails in the politics of
that stale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

The prayers that so up for the safety for the
Long bridge, in the event of freshet, are few
and far between.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
Come, gentle rain: thv soft caress-

OUHIe, BtLIIe rdIh, tNV 5olt cartSS,
Thy many kisses warm
Will wake the wood to loneliness
And bring the spring time charm.
Come, gentle rain; well hail the sight
OF ev'ry tumbling rill.
Come thaw the pipes now frozen tight
And save the plumbers bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

The reduction in the price Of 81. Louis beer
has brought the whisky trust to time at last, as
is evidenced by the big reduction made in high
wines last Mondays. Louis Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

Several eSbine; Blooms are candidates for
treatment in the mysterious disappearance col
uuinsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

1t is stated that the number Of Poles who
come to this country is greatly increasing. 1t
would have been kind to include in the rumor
the assurance that they are not trolley poles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
Modern Pugilisin.

The most terrific battles in the history of the
prize ring are now being fought through the
newspaper columns. detroit Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03


ANTICIPATED
Those Who requested
o p
HE the Palais Royal
the OF
values in the long list Of
NLovEs-Isas' English Walking
the irresistible be
You know of these
EILsThe Columbia
Notwithstanding other and lower
I1CsIERYFiee all PERHAPS the
from Paris Those of
up 6 17c pair
O
4NECEWEAR
offered
pink
and bows all ready and easily adjusted.
Giri
cost from o o
f1ANDKERCHIEFS
improved possibly The
will comparatively
the of your bill refunded
THE PAs ROYAL CORNER 10TH ST AND PENNSYLVANIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

BY THE AMATEUR ARCHITECT.
If had a thousand acres,
And mint or two Of pelf,
might, perhaps, construct the house
That | designed myself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
FAN DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
1Oper cent discoun. on all Fans ranging IN prices
from los to s35 each.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS

o6c Ladies' and Misses Biarritz or Piyskins SOC
81 Undressed Kid Mousluetaires .......-- o.,
81 French Kid Gloves. 4 buttons ........- o.,
81 Foster Kid Gloves. 5 hooks -. - az
SO White Md Gloves, buttons .........9 qc
81 % English Walking Gloves 4 buttons -. 81 o
So Undressed Kid Mousquetai res ...... 81 Il
si.po suede housquetares. evening and street 81 80
81 - Best Undressed KID Mousauetaires Al. rs
81 80 ''Palsis Royal" Kids. 4 buttons 3,
81 Mems Docskin Gloves - so.
81 - Mems Cape Tan Driving Gloves. ....... 81
81 90 Mems French Kid Gloves 81 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
UMBRELLA AND RUBBER GOODS DEPT.

Soc Gloria Umbrellas usually slo5 90
81 % "Glorian Umbrellas 2S-inch frame. Al "a
81 p arranted Silk Umbrellas - 81 uS
81 As silk Umbrellas for 1893 - l., 10
81 9S Silk Umbrellas for 1893 - a. 20
81 IS Silk Umbrellas for lsag3 - "a -,
81. b Ladies' Waterproof Circulars N Io
81 SS Ladies' Cloth finish wate-prooss Al "a
81 Mandleberz's 1893 Cape Novelties - "a "a
g. ~ Mems Rubber Goats, cemensed seams go g. ~
ss q Mems Coats with detachable capes - a. as
81 ~ Boys Rubber Coats. all sizes .......s 81 ~
81 9S Boys Cenented Rubber Goats like mems 81 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
A COINCIDENCE.

'Do you notice what a rich color our milk
has?" asked She
do you observe how muddy the water is
now?" he responded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
JEWELEY AND FAN SOUVENIRS.

81 Jewelry. all styles ... CO.
.5c Jewelry. all styles ....... - CO.
.pc Jewelry. all sly les ...... 40.
2oc Jewelry. all styles - on
19c Sterling Silver Thimbles a..
Csc Sterling Silver Prayer Book marks - - az
81 p Sterling Silver Souvenir spoons. srs,
9oc Sterling Silver Love Spoons .......... sgc
eSc imitation Tortoise Shell Lorenettes :. s.lc
zeal shell and Solid COLD Jevelry also belts Buck
les anu All sVer-plated Ware at ~ cent discount
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT soITyFSIBs
2oc Ladies' and Mems Handkerchiefs ooc
80 Ladies ana Mems Handkerchiets. lOc
Doc SILK and Linen Handcrch.efs a.
NC Ladies Henstitcied Lawn Handkerchiefs . Sc
i9c LADIES' Japanese SILK Handkerchief for SOC
.Soc Ladies japanese Sill Handkerchiefs - %,
DC Chiidren's Fancy Border Handkerchiefs ... a.
4Sc.boxes Of Children-s Handkerchiefs .,ac
SOC boxes Of Chidren's Haadkerchiefs ,... &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
S. s. $#Ey En- E. ss$$sE # En- IS IS
ssss 90 . = J = w Enn \ ii Il i / ssss :
NEcKwEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.

RESERVE this list the all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
Tombstone Suggestion.

Tombstone Suggestion.
Every victim of railroad accident at grade
should have craven on his tombstone:
Killed at a grade crossing
by
The A.. b, c. & D. r. r. Co..
Which erected this monument
r.. T..
Let him rest in pieces,
-Ne1 York Recorder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

Little Sallie had very much enjoyed the cele-
bration of her birthday anniversary.
I'm avfully sorry for you," she said to her
elder-very much elder-sister.
Why
because you never have birthdays any
more"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

1t looked very much, this morning. as i
Uncle Jerry had forgotten to take in his ground
hog weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

7 SAKs & CoxpAxz. /
z SATURDAYS RECKONING {
7 Pn1crs. I
rs there no end to this stock |
II Of ours! We know you will
q II congratulate yourselves on r
the good fortune that's in
Q store for you tomorrow--Well o
i you may. We not given to |
making mountain out of
0 mole hill"-but when . line {,
drags We cut it off in short
order.
n There is literally ''moun- 4
tain" Of BOYS and Chill
o DRENS LONG and SHORT o
| SEPARATE PANTS on our
I ShOics-ouu NV AhLI NAV
o GOT TO Go-But where there d
| are Boys there is always use
for more PANTS - especially i
n such PANTS q these-at such n
shorn prices.
@ So this will be TOMoRRow's d
SPECIAL OFFERING.-You |
can each have as many pairs
- you want
FoR The CHILDREN |
4 to Il years you MAY /
I ss.s.sss 2
Q TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY o
3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3
OF THE WOODEN SEPARATE
sss:..s..s:..ssssss.: |
y SHORT PANTS IN THE HOUSE. y
3 ssssssssssss.sss.s..s 3
There isn't an old price left
starding-An the dress patterns
q and all the play patterns are o
included.
The $500 ones NOW s2.CO.
q The 81. so ones NOW sl6s n
The s2. 90 ones NOW s1.35.
2 The sl.5O ones NOW Clio. o
The sl25 ones NOW CSC.
The s1.OO ones NOW 73c. /
y The 75c. ones NOW 4Sc. o
i The SOC. ones NOW CSC.
y FoR TIE BOYS q
. ID to 10 years-wE SHALL 0
9 ss..:sss.s 3
d GIVE YOU THE CHOICE OF |
} ss:: s.:::.:s:..s:..:! |
y A DOZEN AND A HALF LOTS
y s:.:..ss.s.:::s:s::ss Q
d OF LONG PANTS THAT WE
! s:sss.ssssss 100000 |
WANT TO CLEAR oUT-and
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2
the way we've clipped the price q
II is proof Of our discrimination
y but you CAN'T BUY BETTER "
4 PANTS.
d Lot ss5O-was Is co. NOW &C. so.
Lot 996I-was IS co. NOW So so
Lot 719o-was "a 90. NOW g. 90. o
d Lot 664O-was 90 80. NOW sl.75.
Lot 72is-was g. SO. NOW s1.75.
ID Lot 7233-was g. 90. NOW also. n
Lot 26OI-was go. 90. NOW sL5O. |
Lot 2GO2-was $500. NOW $3.50. o
d Lot 552O-was s. co. NOW $3.50. |
Lot 14oe-was 81. 90. NOW sL5o
Lot 2GO3-was Ga. co. NOW $50 Q
q, Lot I242O-was 81 90. NOW sl5O.
Lot 1O3S-was 60 So NOW sl25
u Lo. 447o-was 60 So NOW sI25. n
Lot 333O-was 60 co. NOW Sl.OQ
y Lot c245-was sl.75. NOW Ssc. .
i Lot llOO-was $50. NOW 1oc.
! Don't misunderstood U.s. 2
in EVERY Ior-aH' among them !
ID all every lad from I3 to 10 n
~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
LAxsBuReH & Bno
WHArEvrR We Do.
We Do WELL
No M1scrxe WrrH U.s.
Ir REQUIRES BACKBONE.
AND WE'VE Cor II.
A Mosr MEMORABLE EVEN.


so per cent 80 per cent 30 per cent 30 per cent
OF OF OF OF
30 per cent 80 per cent 80 percent copper cent
Do you know what this meanss That
You can come in our store select any
garment and buy it
FOR 80 PER CENT
Less than what it is marked. no matter
how much it has been marked or reduced
before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

John, she said. "there's nothing that en-
JOY more than reading the last words Of grea
men, wonder what your last words will be?'
Marian. he replied. 1.-THE last word is some
thing that never expect to have
And this was the first time on record that b,
got it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

who is that man with the loud voice and the
loud clothes and the loud manners?" said the
commercial tourist whose efforts to sell goods
had been ruthlessly interrupted.
That" was the reply, sis the firms silent
partner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03

JuI1us LAsspuacH,s
n. Y. AVE. RINK. NEAR 14rH ST..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
TOILET ARTICLES. NOTIONS, srArroNrR

pc Brushes Of all kinds - o.,
lie
- IisH mar Brushes -...-................J9c
1oc Florence lair Brushes go.
Sc Cakes Pure CASTLE Soap. zc
Zoe cakes 'Germ:cide" Soap. 10.
zoe cakes Fels Violet Soap -
o 800 oeriie lie
2Oc Crown Tooth Pow Ie-.. ~
&c English Tooth Powder - ,oc
41c Lilly Rogers Tooth Wash 40,
s'eto-e shoe foilsh.. 1.lc
Sc bottles Household Ammonia - - e.
pc yard Silk Garter Elastic or
4Sc improved Skirt Protectors. .............. :ec
DC boxes Hairpins ... - A.
.lSc
l'c pound Writing Paper SS5 sheets ...... .. l5c
SC Envelopes to match ....... ..........--. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
. ropvaDO DEALS DEATH ~ MARION. MISS.

,,ord,,n Miss March 4-Marion. small Town
~, tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad, five miles norm
~ this city, was struck by tornado at about O'CLOCK
,,.t might. The cyclone originated Just son'h o'
Marion I'm a funnel shaped cloud with bright req heh''
going northeast passing through the village anu III
roofing and dcmoliShing houses ana throwing H'.'
~ -, .,o ,rocr Mrs Meadcr and her daughter,
,, u,o Mo,dor who lived half mile from inc
,o,ion were killed 10y flying debris The mousse
and fences on their place were DESTROYED. Mr. anu
Mrs ". j. Harrison, old people, are believed 10 u
fatally injured. George Taylor and MIR. wh',e were
severely Injured, and negro IS. reporter 10 "'N'
vi rho tnwn OF Toomsuba Miss, was swcp! rom 'front.'. ,i
fac. of the earth, only two hous,'s DcInR IN, ma
IL Is reported here that ten people "e'' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
WHERE rrp,.pLlCAys EXPECT To WIN.

Amsterdam, " y, March (sp"ciaD.-On Tuesday
h charter election will De held here. and II promises
ia ~, one Of tile most hotly contested That has been
he,d since Amsterdam became II city. The Hohru
., Aldermen f. Demo, ratio. but next year The Kcphb
,icous hope 10 control municipal matters, Their NOM
nor for MAYOR Is william Brccdon who has occhlheu
the Office for two years. The Democratic 'ahulu"'e
+. Charles : Nisbct. ex-District Attorney oil MONT
comcrv County. II Is conceded by many Democrats
,.t Nayor Urccdon will be elected a. he Is popH-
lr with all classes Of people and has served accept
,,,v ~ Mayor He 4, fearless and ouiSpokrn III all
ma,tcrs pertaining to the welfare Of 'hr cN' W.
rccdon,s opponent Is a lawyer Of recognized ap'hN.
~, 1. attorney for the electric railroad company anu
,hts alone will cost him many votes. even amohs
the Democrats The company has not been diSpo''u
a. az, with the city in certain affairs ana consequently
has antagonized many dtzcns TWO an" po'Nu'
three of the supervisors from Amsterdam VIII pY n
umhIIcans and that will again give the hcpuni..ns
control OF the board Of supervisors OF '" ",I, ~
Couuty The nght between the liill anu ,,
factIons continues with the Cevclandi"' III 'he '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
THE NEW SAFE TRUST is HARDLY ALIVE
IF THREE IMPORTANT COMPANIES DO NOT JOIN
1T MAY DIE.

IF THREE IMPORTANT COMPANIES DO NOT JOIN
1T MAY DIE
The new safe trust overcome some serious
troubles before IL be considered TO be really alive
Three OF the most prominent factors Of the combna-
ton are falling to come time, and until their little
difficulties are adjusted the trust can hardly begin
business. The project has been promoted By Wayne
Griswold OF No. Wall-si.. and was designed to In
cludc all the companies who not In the original
trust formed last year by the Herring, Hall ana
Marvin combination. The Miller Company, OF l'alu-
more and Moslcr. Baumann Co.. ana the Cihclhhat
Company Of Cincinnati. are the three companies
who are holding out and their action may chec'naiy
check the entire project. 1t Is SAID that tesc trc'
concerns did not like the way the trust was being
started They objected To New Workers taking the
lions share Of the preferred Stock and so expressed
Themselves AT the general meeting held In this city
abot two weeks ago. The plan then mapped out
made of the capital stock S2oOO.OOO preferred ana
The remaining $:IOOOOOO common. Inc lierHhs-
Hall Marvin trust has 81 500 900 capital, OF which
~ 800 900 preferred stock was sold to Tie puD''c
with guaranteed dividend OF per cent. The state
mcnt that II was contemplated to unite these TWO
trusts II the second should be- perfected, Is not
regarded by the NewYork men as probable" The
second trust would lie much larger ana wonu
have so much more money invested 1t Would d" M
unwis. move to attach IT to Its smaller rvai they
think.
Mr. GrSwod l. still sanguine OF the sccoh" ""''
scheme going through. He seeks to pit "'""'c"'
construction on the attitude Of the TIRE" "bI"''mS
compancs. and say, that they ont simply because
,,or h,v. hc,n askcd TO get ont. and that they
cannot ion now II rney would HIS stn'"ip'h' i not
corroboiatcd by certain Of his fellows In the ne" con"
bnation. one safe said 10 Tribune r'l"'''i
The fate OF this trust depends ch''r'N ." ~"
final action Of the three companies IheS "'' jon"
10 insure the success OF the project Inc '''''' Va
In thair ht
Tn,f,rn men are trying TO ct all IN" pNiH, IN au
vance. They after stock conc, "hS. ANU u, "'
nnnion they viii get them and join III" procession:
r. I, thc remaining companies forming ID" 'ruSt
ni,bnu, them il i, al bo,h. All viii JON or '"ic
II tuc tru, should be perfected II VIII nr ,"ii ,
no>ci OF tl.,. companies: m" Dieboiu ar ,,,nn
romn,ny Canton. ohio. the No>l"r, Oi iihn,o,
,hi,. Damon OF Ioston. National OF 'l"Nrinn"
York Of York Penn: BarneS. Of 'Nbuig MI Mt
% Ualtimore MacNcalr y Urban. oi 'lh'ihia .,
~ i"u,nanu a Co and the Cincinnati COMPANY
-, ,inrinnat and the CARY safe Company, oil BuHao'