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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20
NOTICE

NorICE IS nEWrUY GIVEN THAT
~ heto WIZ he = special meeting
o. lhe stoesholdors " we sampsvn Mining
ColnpahI he'd At INC once OF ne
street up stalTtl, SAT- LsEe City
ttab on tuesday, september 10Th, isp5, for tho
r'couon OF trustees AnG officers uf sad
company Tor mo current year and for
tho transaction ~ buou other business as
may legally come before said meeting,
I1iia open between O'Clock a. m. and q
Hoard OF Trustees 0, the Sampson Mining
Company,
a.. q. SMITH, Secretary
SALT LAKE VITi, uTAn, Aug. 10, 1875.
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work began. tv chH.I lo, appeared
plontifully in the Immediate vicinity q
Lawrence, where the university is 10.
Gated, thus Swing m opportunity TO do
extensive field wori. under precisely the
same conditions rs thr,a found on the
is-m. Tine work fully described In
To report mado aud vls gratiiyingly
uccessfgl
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PESTS IN THe oARpEN.

That tntoicrabie Nuisanrc. tho Mole How
Co Jiroumvoat snaii- aud siugs.
While it Is tric that the mole lives
mostly II not entirely un insect food,
and that In theory he il the glrdon's
'rioud by dcstroying great numbers II
gruhs and worms, gardeners commonly
aud Justly regard this narrowing animal
81 great pest and intoloriblo nuisance.
On tho lawn, In the hotbod. ia the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20
NOTICE

NOTICE "a HkREnY GIVEN THAT
~ meeting Of stockholders Of Tontne
Investment Association, will bc held At the
oilce uf tie association, sos aud 800 Atlas
hlors, sAlt Lake city, on August 18Th. lsp3. at
O'Clock y. tu., for the purpose Of amending
uftrlos ct Incorporation, to increase tho mum.
Der OF directors from 10 8. aud transact such
other business a. NAV properly be considered.
hAuoLb N rl1T. sscy and Treas
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Henry P.Silvsra,of Lucea, JamAics.
West lndia Islands, says; "Sincr my
recovery from an attack Of dysentoTy,
some ten yosts ago, II comes on SUI.
denly at times anu makes mo verv
weak. A teaspOoniul OF Cbamheflain's
Cole, Cholera and DiarThoua Remedy
taken In little water gives me
Immediate relief. could get a dozen
ieslimoninls from people H. iewho have
tocn cured by this Tumsly.n
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DELINQUENT MOTTO.

MoRGAN GOLD MiSiNg ANN.
~ COMPANY principal place 70 lLllNe
SAT- LaEo CITY. Ulah location ~ i glsi0s.,
Sa ai,se. Vah3o Morgan County. tl.'' ii'i.
lowlny s,,si, fie are delinquent ua1s tl. o..
se-smgnt levied on toe iith daygf Nv % st.
l9o several amounts tct opuI.II. 1AA.i l...
OF the respective thaftholdcfs. ss f. nlut,
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u you want to buy ton Of lumro-a al
without slack and dust, send youi
order Tor Diamond 10 J. W. Whit.ueAI
it, Telephone sos. ONCE SO West,
second South Street.
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Excursion tth,e- 60 Hostou via Hio
srsnde Western hallway.

Rounl uip rate $50 Oj, on August
II TO G2, good until October 6ib. Two
through trains for the east daily, car.
IyinR all CLASSES Of ,qniI ment Tate
the scenic line ami avoid the heat an .
insi. Always COOL aui delightful uu
TO Rio Gfande Western.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Boo aud for Salt Lake
County lcruiUTy Of Utah,

IN wv ANNhNNN NNNIN 200 Ahu Tor Hhlt Lake
County, ltrulury Of Utah,
In tho matter OF The estate OF Jane Rcmnoy,
deceased.
NOTICE Is uIHEEY GIVEN THAT
~ George Uowuoy administrator OF tho
estate 81 Jane tDmnoy. deceased. has rem.
ufftl Tor settlement, aud filed IN said c0uft,
his nal account of his standardization OF SAID
estate hud petition Tor hnal distribution Of tho
RESCUE ~ said us.Ato among the persons on
Nurd thereto, aud that Friday. the 9TH day OF
rthlvmuor 4 %. lsyH, At 10 O'Clock a. m At
no court room % said court, IN the County
luwt House, ,1lt Lake City aud County, Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed by the
ludEo " sAld court FOR the settlement ~ said
account and hearing said petition Tor dl,ITihu
lon, 40 wLlch time and place any person Ia.
lerrslcd m SAID estate may appear And show
oauso, u any there tg,why tAid account should
not he settled aud approved and lnal di,tFibu.
ton made a. prayed Tor,
Dated August 18Th, 4, u, ls9s,
q. D. PHANTOM,
Clerk OF the Probate Court,
Ny A. e, REESE. Deputy CLERK.
H. MoI'o attorney Tor administrator.
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Excursion HsIss to boston
Nio GfAu1o Weateru ItN.

Round trip rats s80.O5 on August
18th to END. Bo5d until October 8,h.
Two through trains for the Eas, daily
carrying all classes OF equipment. Take
the scenic line aud avoid tho heat aud
dust. Always cool aud delightful on
the lilo Grsnde Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20

Whll" staying IN the Delta (Mlssn'
sippi bottoms) last summer, l.. T.
Mois, representing Luilow, Sayl OF
Wire Co., OF ~. Louis, suffered iron
malatia and became subject TO attack
OF cholera mofbus. In every Instance
whsn attacked he was relieved ~ n b.
magic, by using Cham herlAin's Colo,
Cholera aud DlarTho,A H. mody. II,
say; 81 regard 10 AZ the mo plnl
ultra oil ~ odicines.n
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Anu IN accordance with law fHI f.4.
We board 81 directors made on thr I'd. Il, Z!
such stock as may be necessary g-.ii i.'I.'. v
The ohce % CHARLES stewAf. Uoru q
s!one building, Main street, SAT- its. ~
utah, on The 3th day " september III. ~
hour OF O'Clock y M. N altI tH. w
delinquent assessment thereon togstt' w "
the coat OF Advertising aud expense III u p
49,. join y ~ MMvuk pftsrfsi
Attest A. ). FOWLER, Secfetary.
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Buy Nil your dfurs ant medicines
at old Tolinblo Godbs Pitts Drug store.
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Iennrl CherrlnEtou aud liarHo d uaf.Hsu,
partners dong business undgr a. ~
nsmu u Jhgringtoa a uarEugit. qIsIs,
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SUMMONS.

in tho District Court 10 snd for the Third
Judicial b.tfict OF Utah Territory,
County " SAT- Lske.
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SUMMONS

In the District. Court IN and for tho THIRD
County Of salt Lake
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SUMMONS

In The District Court " the Third I.it.
Of SAT- Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20

The People of tho Territory OF uf,b ,..,
greeting To walker rmuh, deiond.1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20

Special PHte, from An Poin1 "a
Utah. Colorado, wyoming
aud idahO,
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
ANACOSTIA NEWS.

william H King Camp, Sons of Veterans,
entertained Colonel Suess and staff last
night at meeting in Haines' Hall. Speeches
were made by Mai jor Suess, Surgeon General
Neely, j. B. Pitcher, Capt. Harry E. Emo,
W. N Fisher and George D. Watson.
Music was rendered by Messrs Redfield,
w N Fisher, Samuel Mockabee and others.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Baxter, wife of
Mr. George Baxter, took place yesterday
afternoon from Emmanuel P. E. Church.
Rev. W. g. Davenport officiated. Inter-
ment was in Congressional cemetery.
Bishop Gaines attended the services at
Campbell A. M. E. Church in Hillsdale,
Sunday, and in short address ended the
difficulty at that place. y He said it was
impossible for him, uHder the circumstances,
to return Rev. F. NJ. Overton, but he would
promise to remove Rev. w. @. Gowen on
one condition. viz: that the members abide
by whatever pastor he Shall send In his
place.
The condition was agreed to, and for a
few days the church Will be without a
preacher, but before next Sunday new
Clergyman will be in charge.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Awakened by Brass Ligament.

The study of etymology causes no end of
trouble in that class of school children
whose knowledge of English is limited
to words which figure in the ordinary street
conversation, and many curious results
have follow The custom usually OBJ
served by the teachers is to require, first,
a definition of the word, then its deriva-
tion, and finally a sentence in which the
word is properly used. The word ''liga-
ment'' fell to the lot of a rather diffident
boy recently in the Camac grammar school,
at Thirteenth and Norris streets. He de-
fined it properly as "a band, but followed
up the correct derivation with the re-
markable sentence: II was awakened
up last night by hearing brass ligament
going down the street Rec
ord
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
a CELEBRATED CASE.

Clever Rehea rsal OF the Famous Play
by the Geraldine Ora matte Club.
In order to give the little ones an OPP
portunity OF seeing the production of "A
Celebrated Case by the Geraldine Dra-
matte Club, the last dress rehearsal was
given in public at GonZaga Hall last night.
The performance win be given at the
Academy OF Music on tomorrow evening.
This play has been starred in by such
well known actors as Louis James, Charles
r. Thorn, JF-, James O'Neill, and has been
pronounced by many dramatic critics as
the finest drama ever produced in America
TIE ticralane Club has been assisted in
their preparations by the capable and
efficient coach, Mr.. T. NJ. Hardy, late or
the Charles Frohnan Company, who also
acted as their stage manager in their
! late production OF Robert Emmet."
! The proceeds of the performance to-mor-
| row evening Will be given to the congre-
| cation of st. AloysiuS Church to aid in
| the erection of hall, the need OF which
| that community has long felt.
! The acting of the players last night was
both natural aud spirited and showed the
results of their long aud earnest rehearsing.
The cast was as follows: Jean Reuaud,
| Mr. Matthew F. Holloran; ;Cointo' Aubeterre,
MIR. p. j Ryan; Lazare. Mr.. Theodore NJ.
| Hardy; Denis O'Rourke, Mr.. William ii.
| Conley. captain iHt lLe hlAs ONh, IT.
| Thomas Joseph Ready; Madeline ReDaud,
Mrs Mary Beadle Haloraa, Adrieune
Renaud, Miss marguerite Armstrong How
ard.
Among the ClergYmen present last night
were: Revs. Cornelius Gillespie, J. NJ.
Colgan, NJ. Dolan, James Becker, John
Pittar, j. McTamany. p J. oConneil, F NJ
Connell, T. E. Scott, G. B. Rose and
| G. l. Coyle
| In tIa ra-,nlar nro5rn.ion tho p,fitary
parts will be taken by members OF the
| Emmett Guard, but their places were filled
last night by detachment from the
| Gonzaga College Cadets.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
BOGUS ASSIGNMENT PLAN
Merchant Cohen Procured Goods in a
Surreptitious Way.
Exciting Scene in Essex Court When
Officers of the Law Found the
Articles in a w oodshed.

An exciting scene attracted large
crowd of people in Essex court between
II and / Sixth and Seventh streets north
west, about 8 O'Clock last night. The
little structure, No. Essex court, had
been surrounded by Constable Sauter and
his assistants, and members of the Nc
Dewitt Detective Agency. Policeman KIM
neil, of the Sixth precinct, was also
present to prevent any violation of the
peace.
The house, it is said, was occupied by
man named j. Cohen, upon whom the law
officers were serving an attachment upon
a large quantity OF dry goods, which,
it is claimed, Cohen procured through
doubtful methods from the firm of Baker
& Ginsburg, wholesale dry goods dealers,
of % Hanover street, baltimore.
ltappcars rom state,iieaus flf.de last hight
that a man named Charles Lippman pro-
cured from the Baltimore firm $500 worth
ofboots, shoes, hats, parasos, hosiery shirts,
and other articles of clothing and lad them
shipped TO fictitious address in Annapolis,
Nd The goods were then reshipped, ii is
said, to Cohen in this city. who stored them
in the house in Essex court.
Cohen, it is acdcd, was going 10 take ad-
vantage of the Insolvency act and make an
assignment after he had secreted the greater
portionofthegoods, where they werelocated
last night
The McDevtt Detective Agency was
notified by Attorney Leon Iobrlner 10
find Cohen and the goods. This was done
yesterday Baker aud Ginsbllrg were then
notified, and coming to Washington had an
attachment issued at once and placed in
the hands of Constable Sauter.
When the house was entered last even
Ing Cohen had commenced TO break open
the boxes, which were concealed in all
parts of the house, one being found covered
with kiudling wood in an clubhouse. The
boxes were promptly seized aud Cohen and
his followers attempted TO make resist
auce, Dut were quelled by the law officers
in the presence of a great concourse of
people
The goods were removed to Lawyer
Tobriner's office. and the sequel of the
seizure will follow in the Washington
courts to-day.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
RYRNEs sTEPs Down.
New York's Superintendent: OF Police
Asks TO Be Retired.

New York's superintendent OF Police
Asks TO Be Retired.
New York, May 27.-Thomas Byrnes,
chief of police, has been retired. At the
executive session of the board Commissioner
Parker stated that the offer of retirement
came from the chief without pressure, he
having said that il the department could be
better served by his retirement than by his
continuance in office, he would feel it his
duty not to embarrass the board by his
continued presence.
MT Byrnes, continued Mr.. Parker, has
stated that to me, not only on one occasion,
but several times, and in conformity with
that statement, and with that spirit, the
application for retirement by the board has
been submitted"
The application for retirement was placed
before the board for action, and it was
unanimously accepted.
Inspector Peter Coulin has been made
acting chief of police. Capts. Moses w.
Courtrght, Brooks, and McCullagh Were
appointed acting inspectors.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
coLoRED LAwYERs GRADUATE.
commencement Exercises of How
ard University Law School

ard University Law School.
The commencement exercises of the How
ard University Law School at the Con-
gregational Church last night drew a large
audience OF the best colored people in the
city and their friends.
Degrees were conferred by President ].
f. Rankin, of the university, upon the fol-
lowing:
Bassett E. Carter, Frank T. Clark, Thigh
man j. Gordon, William H. Gordon, a Lin
coin Howard, S. P. Livingston, William
l.. Pollard, Traverse A. Spraggins, c. Hay
ward Scales, Ulysses Grant Tyler, Edward
L. Webster, George H. Woodson; post grad
yates, George A. Cochran, LII. b., Glenmore
T. billiard, LII. B.
The address to the class was by Judge
Cole, of the District Supreme Court.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Disreputable Honses Ralded

Sergt. Daley, with Policemen Hughes
and August, early this morning raided the
immoral house, No. 336 Maine avenue,
and arrested the proprietress, Margaret
Furbush, and several octoroon inmates,
who claimed to be from New Orleans. Two
men found in the house were also loaded
into the patrol wagon and taken to No. 4
police station. The fighting sergeant
then swooped down ON Kate Myers resort,
No Gray's court southwest, and ar
rested her and her inmates.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Flower Thief Caught.

The Fourth precinct police have received
numerous COMPLAINTS OF late of the depre-
dations of flower thieves, who have been
the pretty flower pots in front
of South Washington houses. Last evening
three colored girls entered the front yard
of Charles Weitzel and Were pulling up his
fine rose bushes. They were seen By Special
Officer Joe Williams. who succeeded III cap
turing Laura Jackson, fourteen years of
age, who had some of the stolen exotics
in her hand.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
TOOK PIG TAILS AND NAILS.
Two Boys Confessed and Two Others
Are Being Tried.

TWO Boys confessed M Two O1nerS
Are Being Tried.
jury in Judge Coles court is trying to
find out how a barrel of pig tails got from
Mary NJ. Schlorb's store, at First and 0
streets southwest, into the chimney of VIII
liam F. Hendricks residence, at No. 1897
Half street southwest, on Washington's
Birthday, and how a keg of nails that
kept the barrel company happened to land
in a wardrobe in the same house.
Patrick Shanley and Eddie Garner, boys
who lived with Mr. Kendrck, have con-
fessed to taking part in the transfer and are
under sentence.
VIII and Dan Kendrick are on trial for
breaking into the Scflorb meathouse and
CARRYING away the property with the as
sistance of the boys.
Mr.. Kendrick himself was originally
charged with receiving stolen property, but
a case was not made against him.
The case viii be continued to-day.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Magistrates, Rules and ices.

The new rules and list of fees for magis-
trates which have been under consideration
for several weeks by Judges Bradley and
Cole as committee of the District Supreme
Court, will probably be made public this
week. The magistrate coGrts are already
doing a largely increased business on ac-
count of the new law aud litigants find a
speedier settlement of their differences.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Patrol wagon Raced to the Hospital

Patrol Driver Al. Vernon, OF the Fourth
precinct, and Policeman Hugh Espey had
a race against time with that vehicle
at $50 o'clock yesterday morning. Ada
Bowling, who resides at No. 206 Browns
court southwest, was found lying on the
curbstone about to become a mother.
She was placeu IN the paUrol wagon, wnIch
was driven rapidly to Freedman's Hos
pftal. A few minutes after its arrival
there the cnild was born.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Detectives Quickly Captured Him +.

Mr. William Brown, an employe OF VIII
lard's Hotel, residing at No. 1910 o
street northwest, reported at police head
quarters yesterday that his room door was
forced open Saturday morning and sew
eral articles of jewelry and $40 in money
were stolen. Inspector Hollinberger as
signed Detective Lacey to theq case, and he
accompanied by Detective Helan, of the
first precinct, investigated the matter
and arrested John Ball, who occupied q
room in the house, and the stolen jew
elry and So so of the money was recovered
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
KINGDOM
KORKscREw


That the extensive and expensive FakinG
resorted to by a certain class of Clothiers
OF this District would ultimately result
IN our favor. but did not expect the
REVOEU lION
to set in so early Last wee"s business.
however. lifted the Veil. and we saw clearly,
where prey or siv we had only seen through
glass darkly.n
Tho otner rellows.Ar Advertising Us.
Drawing crowds by nattering promises,
Offering a Mountain of value lor Aole
Hillin Drice-The People are not fools-they
caught on 10 the sflImsy racket at q
glance. and ''backe d dwater'-shaplng their
course to the domain of
OLD RELIABLE
Whose barrel of meal doth not waste, nor
his cruise OF Oil FAIL Keep up the racket,
Gentlemen (?). We VIII cheeriullysee you
do the SP ENDING-wblist We gather the
SHEKELS. And for & ach and every dollar
in return greater value than was ever
dreamed OF in your philosophy.
The Suits OF Clothes / or men. when we
sell at S3.37 ale strictly ali wool: those at
S4.0G are not. The Black CEeviot Suits,
which we sell at $500 are maryels: those
at $3.50 are above reproach: those at
S6. .OO arc leGuiar ktunLers. those al ~ :oO
walk UNATTENDED. challenging aIq cefylng
Thunderers-not loud. but DEEP: VIII
they find their way into your Affections
because they never fan you ana SUCK
closer than brother. Those at Se.1o
WORRY the talers, who declare that they
couldn't sew them together II the manner
in which they are made FOR that amount
OF money. those at $3.50 speak with sucn
persuasive eloGuence that you walk into
EN- without ANY y0lluOn or your own,
those at $1,000 steal upon you Ike thief
in the night-you can't guard against them.
"ADLER ON THE BRAIN"
Is the popular fad-shall we count you in?
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
youthful Tag PLAYERS Arrested.

Policemen Yoe and Skinner yesterday
pounced upon crowd of small boys en-
gagged in a game of tag" asd arrested
George Fisher, eleven years Of age, and
Elisha Posey, thirteen years of age, on
charges of disorderly conduct. The ar
rests were made on complaint of residents
OF Ninth street northwest that the boys
were noisy.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Former Night Liner i'm Trouble.

James, alias "Reddy" Eckles, former
nighttime hackman, was brought from
Philadelphia yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshal to answer the charge of
horse stealing. 1t is alleged that Eckles
while employed by Joseph Bates as
bostler got away with an animal valued at
$40, and sold it for $15.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Hotel Enrich BIaze.

A local alarm was turned in about 20
o'clock last night for slight fire in the
Hotel Enrich. The blaze, which was in
the basement, was extinguished by No. 8
engine; loss, about SO.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28

Regular Simeon Blowing In Iowa
Sioux City, Iowa, May 27.-A scorching
forty miles an hour wind blew from the
south here all day. The thermometer went
up to 96 at the weather bureau.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Safe plown omen in Winston

winston, " c., May 27-The barroom Of
t. K. Renigan was burglarized here last
night and robbed OF $41S, the safe being
blown open with dynamite. There is no
clue.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
M. Dyrenforth
& Co.,
621 Pennsylvania Ave-,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HOTEL
Good Times Coming.

Calumet, Mich, May 27.-The Calumet
and Heola Mining Company, employing
$500 men, win restore wages to the fig
ure current before the ten per cent. re-
duction, in 1893.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Life Insurance

is a moral duty-Are you married?-Haye
you others depending on your II you are
send your name and age to +. X. RAY
MOND, GEN. ACT UNION CENTRAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO., and You viii re-
ceive fun particulars Of the best policy in
he world.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Annie Crnn Intnred

Albion. N. Y, May PA careful exam
iDation OF the apple orchards since the
last frost shows that 75 per cent of the
fruit was killed.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
KROWDED!
KRoss.KUT KALAMITY

You may, Kriticise the spelling of the
word-but your painstakiDg will result in
q sort of
KROSS-KUT KALAMITY
because there is no doubt as to it's real
meaningless. our Great Double Store was
Krowded alllast week with eager. anxious
buyers-This sudden influx OF strange peo-
Dle into our place oil business was not only
q surprise but q revelation-We had figured
on such result later on-indeed had offered
to bet
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
GINS Weyhing ReIeasad

U tH0 " y H11H16 ANO1cdsBU.
Plttsburg, Pa, May 27.-Pitcher Gus
weyhlug Of the Pittsburg club, has been
released Internationally.
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
GAS STOVES.

2-Burner, full nickeled Gas Stove. SI.es
s-Burner, full nickeled G as Stove. $3.50
The Washington times., 1895-05-28
Large Size Rocker .SI.96

AS long as they last We viii sell these
splendidly made Wood Seat Rockers at
sl98 But only ONE to purchaser
The Washington times., 1895-05-28

That the extensive and expensive FakinC
resorted to by certain class of Clothiers
of this District would ultimately result
in our favor. but did not expect the