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Evening star., 1898-05-21

year-old sister with a revolver, at the
same time warning parents to be more
careful in the care and custody of pistols
about houses. Thomas w. Angel was kill
ed by a Capital Traction car near. the
Peace monument: coroner's jury exon
Grated the motorman from blame. Mrs.
Bridget Cannon, a car cleaner, slipped and
fell under a car on the Baltimore and Ohio
road and her feet were cut of.
Evening star., 1898-05-21
Property wHled to HIS sister.

The will of the late Alexander MacWil-
Hams was filed yesterday for probate. It
is dated December 26 1896. and beaueaths
all his property. real. personal and mixed.
to his sister. Jane MacWilliams Lawrence,
who Is appointed executrix, without bond.
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The National Safe Deposit.
Savings and Trust
Company
CORNER 18TH ST AND NEW YORK AVE
't the District Of Columbia

Chartered by special Of Congress Jan 1862
and acts Of Oct, 1890. and Feb. lse2
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Congressional.

The Senate continued the discussion of
the war revenue bill, voting on a number
of amendments, but reaching no conclusion
as to the salient features of the measure
involving the principal issues between the
houses. The joint resolution for the annex
alton of Hawaii was favorably reported TO
the House.
Evening star., 1898-05-21
Capital One Million Dollars.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Rents safes inside burgar-I proof .aults at
IS per arnum upward.
Securities. jewelry. siiverwa=c ana valuaties
Oh all Kinds in owners package. trunk or case
taken on deposit moderate cost
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward
and interest allowed s. ana above
Loans money real estate and collateral
security.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This company is legal depository for court
and trust funds. and acts as administrator
executor. receiver, assignee and executes
trusts of all kinds. Wills prepared by a COM
peteat attorney I'm daily ATTENDANCE
OFFICERS:
THOMAS II. JONES. President
Il rhtA-NoiS hlIrS- Vice President
W RILEY DEFBLE. E..... Second Vice pres,aap+
ALBERT l. STURTEVANT. T........... Secretary
Ni-oiNSt- hoNAhD. D.----.-..-...........T Treasurer
thARLES T. NlMAN..-.....Asssta Secretary
"oopbt Ky BLAlR. R..--...-....-.... Trust Officer
pioi bLalh Assistant Trust officer
myl4-60tf
LlEE INSURANCE POLICIES
DISTRIBUTION POLICIES
ENDOWMENTS AND TONTINES
BUU'iliT FOR INNESTMENT.
WM. L. HODGES,
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4 SIMMER HOME SMALLY PRICED

Provide comfortable summer home for
- your family at small expense. Come
- take your choice Of these fOu- Groom
.-- Cottages at Charlton HeiEhtS-a most
.- hralthful site. and Only 20 minutes ride
- from city via z. K %. These Cottages
-- being sold for 500 cash; SO month.
Particulars Of
HOS W. SMITH. LIST and Ind. Phone 21I.
AL
Evening star., 1898-05-21

The Rev: Frank sewali. pastor. Will preach in
the ASCENSION SUNDAY service at IL am,
And Enoch Was Not. Tor Col Took Him. s.
school. 12:15 pm; vespers omitted this sun
day Cordial velcoms TO all. Herdics pass the
ooor. It
Evening star., 1898-05-21
THOS. ]. GOODWIN. Secretary.
myl4-eo. o.It-my30. .je4, IA

MOI No CHEAP PRINTING.
About ca per cent CT the Printing done in
Washington fails 10 he efective-bccause the
81 peT is given the who puts IN
the lowest bid. Fearful and wonderful display
effects-inane g.nserbrs ad ornaments and total
lack Of balance and symmetry-s certain TO he
secured from he who Gilates his 'chcapne IS. -
That If thing requires waste of gray
matter. Yet it's cnly by putting thought and
into the work that your printing pals
trade-the kind do. can't do cheap print
ing''-bGt / CAN DO GOOD PRINTING for as
little mercy good printing be done for.
Phone 1873, FOR nothing hut good Printing.
n. T. ELLIOTT. sos TENTH STREET NV.
n
Evening star., 1898-05-21

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. l..
The regular quarterly dividend no IL of Il. per
the COM,fON CAlTTAL STOCK of the
American GrapEcphonc Company will be PAID JUNG
FIFTEENTH 1885. to stockholders of record June /.
By Orde. OF the directors
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SHOWERS.
Partly Cloudy Tonight and Rain To-
morrow.

Forecast Till pm. Sunday-For the Dis
trct of Columbia. eastern Pennsylvania,
New jersey, Delaware. Maryland, Virginia
and West Virginia, partly cloudy weather
and showers tonight and Sunday; light to
fresh southoaster.y winds.
Evening star., 1898-05-21

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
against purchasing certain promissory note,
made the 18th day of May. 1897. by Thos. f
Young OF i6i Pa NV. payable 10 Eva F..
Sehmid order. for the of one hundred dol
lars Is EIopths after date. said note was
given without consideration
uly2U-3ts THOS- F. YOUNG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-08
FOR SAIE

A Walnut PArlor SGT comprising
the folk wing articles:
! / Sofa, 2 Acme b sirs. 4 Roc -rs.
I2 Chairs. Whatnot, l Large carpet
or rug, Centre table with mar bic
top, Small tables, for fow-r jars,
l Lock ng glass with marbe top
Console, l Hatstsand.
A Walnut 3 B-droom Setcomposed of
4 Large Wa.hh andst and with
wafer deposit. l Toilet glass with
vslvit, Night bic. | Wardrobe with
mirror. 2 Pine Werdrobes. for
gentlemen snd l fer ladies, I Laoy's
writing de-. k.
A Dinipg room set
4 Walnut dining tsb 9 with th &c
extra boards, 8 hairs. Rockers,
/ ID ipstone and stan, Buffet.
A. IN best condition and on vi.w
at L P. Dora & Anguera's furni-
tuxe store & fac:ory. Gale Real,
Ponce, Porto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-08
Sc vende

Un foD6grsfo legftimo del oeiebre
inventor EsSisscp. al contado y pls
20, 10 mismO en- arrendamiento en- tn.
hos de audicidn para IL l3 J IA per
sonas. cilindros en- blanco y con re-
production de las mss sfamados eau
tantes en irg 6sy italispo. espsfiol y
del psfs Grsff6Das de Ia aereditads
casa C,lombia en- media hora eusens
el maneie de Hes.
IDf,rmes Triccche ns 30. g. en- Ia
acreditada farmscia del Nercsdo.
Is is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-08
.COLMADO BORINQUBnO
DD -
Angel A. Martinez
lis ATOCHA Is

Bin este establecimiento encontrar
nuestros favorecedores Ell pdbliooen-
general, un constante surtido en- conn
servas alimenticias, frutas en- almibar,
quesos snperiores, quesos superiores,
aceltes limos, aceituna as elase extra. man
tequilla de varias marcas s infinidad
de ar'i nlos de V rdadera novedad. Que
se detallaran a nre..ios sumamenta mo
dicos. Ponce, N ,viem bre 1 1898 | mn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-08
Sc vende

Un sofa, 12 si,'as. 4 sitlones. 9 bu
acs-, uaa conso,a con su espeio,
una a,fomb-s g-ande, nesitas para
poner tiestos, una sombrerera, I'm
lagnetero, una mesa de ceutro.
GABINETE
Tn ropero de esp j.. un ves,idor,
IN iav4mano con 50 depdsito do
aqua.
COMEDOR
Un ceib6 6 siilas, un grard. CO
mida, 2 sillones, una mesa con- tres
tablas, un ropero de pino para ; ba
Hero, IN ropcro de pino para Sc nora
,un lavams sno color caoba.
Ponce, Noviembre % de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-08

En- el FoLMADo BoRfNQUaSo.
Atocha 18. SO acaban de recibir
riqufsiihos melones y exceientes
granada de Valencia.
Ponce, 1o Nbre de 1893.
m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-08

FOR SALE. The Stamps us-suee
to commemorate the fourth centenary
of the discovery of Porto Rico.
Call at this office.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-08

.andn-
-
snIsa
aAg1n qua
II escala
"a ii 1 - . ~ pls ks
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
ELECTRICAL ANACONDA
One of the Best Lighted Cities in
the West.
EQUIPMENT IS PERFECT
The Excellent Street Car Services Has
Materially Assisted In the Marvel
Gus Growth OF the C~ity-seven
Niles of Track.

Anaconda Is a city OF homes-bright.
cheerful and happy. Year by year 1t is
expanding in territory. and that LAND
which less than three years & was
a beautiful expanse OF grazing ground.
is now dotted with coy cottages. the
homes OF Industrious citizens. owing
TO the fact that this is a manufactur-
ing city. the floating population Is COM
p%aratively small. The great industries
located here offer permanent employ
ment to hose who are competent. and
unusual inducements are made to those
who desire TO become home-makers.
The unprecedented growth and ex-
pansion Of the city may be attributed
largely to the enterprise Of the e%lectri-
cal department OF the Anaconda Min
ing company. which. In its street rail-
way department., not only maintains a
perfect system OF transportation, but
which is eve alive to the fact that TO
open up and make accessible new ter
ritory is mutually advantageous TO
them and to the general public.
In point of equipment the electric
railway OF this city IN equal to hat Of
any in the West. No Important inn
movement that shall ado TO the COM
fort or convenience OF patrons is de-
veloped that Is not Immediately adopt
ed.
In the last two years the trackage
has been materially increased. and ex-
tends from one end OF the city to the
other. and the athletic grounds below
Carroll. as well as the race track. are
within easy access. The rolling stock
in consequence Of a largely increased
traffic has also been augmented by the
purchase Of many large and comfort
able cars. In motive power the line is
exceptionally well equipped.
During commission hours. as the
time etween 5 o'clock and : in the
morning. and from = TO 6 O'Clock in the
evening are termed IN the East. the
cars are heavily loaded with working
men going 10 and returning from work.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
WILL MANTLE BOW BOB SMITH QUIZ

Islands. The present plan OF Secretary
Alger contemplates sending the regu-
lars by way of the Atlantic. Mediter-
ranean. Red Sea and Indian ocean.
They VIII he carried on the magnih-
cent new government troop ships, said
to be the finest that are aioat in the
world. Ii is believed by the secretary
that il will have a good effect to exhib-
IL such vessels as these at European
and Asiatic ports, by way of evidence
OF our new born power upon the sea.
1t also gets the troop ships in Asiatic
waters, where they are much needed.
These vessels will also be employed N
returning the volunteer regiments to
the United States. Thus the Montana
boys are sure of commodious and COM
Portable quarters on their return "Trip,
which will be very much more enjoya-
BILE h a the outward journey. Pres
ent indications are that the troops
will get back TO Montana some time
I'm February. II is est mated that :he
return trip can he made in several
days less time than the journey to
Manila.
OF course. nothing definite can Re
done toward sending the regulars TO
relieve the Philippine volunteers until
congress passes the bill increasing the
regular army to 100. 900 men. II Is.
however. expected that this measure
Will become a law early in January.
A. the volunteer regiments are MUSTER
ed out opportunity will be given to
all enlisted men to enter the regular
army. IL they desire to do so. and ey-
perienced volunteers will be preferred
tn raw recruits. The war departments
plans contemplate the return of the
volunteer regiments in the order that
they left the country. which will nps-
ate to delay the home coming of the
Montana regiment.
There are no evidences here of the
much predicted decline in interest in
the silver cause. All the democratic
senators are positive in their assertions
that silver will be the all controlling
issue in 1900. II is an interesting fact
that the gold democratic party has
absolutely disappeared as a result OF
the election. In the new senate there
will not be a single democrat who Is
not a loyal supporter of the pa-ty's
present position. Cafrey and Lindsey
are in line with the party and gray.
who was the strongest of the Palmer
ties. fell outside the breastworks in
Little Delaware.
Representative Osborn of Wyoming.
who was vice chairman Of the demo-
cratic Congressional committee during
the late campaign, says he is entirely
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Funeral of E,.sena,or nric..

New York. Dec. 1.-THE funeral OF ex-
Senator Calvin 5. Brice took place to-day
in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church
The church was crowded and a large
number Of persons. prominent In society
and in house life. were present The
Rev. DIR. Wallace Radcliffe OF Washing
ton was in the pulpit when the body was
taken In and the choir in waiting bsgan
to sin. sun OF Nv Soul as the casket
borne up the main aisle. IL rested on
a bier and was Dartly covered with car
nations end lilies of the valley. DIR.
Radcliffe read from the scriptures. after
whic.. ..4e choir sang Lead. Kindly
Light" Al the close of the service the
body was carried out before the congre-
cation dispersed and while the choir
sang Abide With Me-" Large delegations
OF member OF the Ohio society were pres
ent. The body was taken to Lima Ohio.
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satisfied with the result of the election.
The democratic party did far better,
he thinks, than could have been rea-
sonably expected. in view OF the en-
thusiasm aroused by the Spanish war,
and the great activity OF the republ-
can He says that the cleo
ton in Wyoming did not turn at all
on the silver question: that not a man
in the state has changed his position
on that issue. and he believes wyom-
ing will be IN line with her mountain
sisters I'm 1900. He Is also a firm sup
porter OF Bryan. and anticipates mis-
unanimous nomination In the next
great council OF the democratic party.
julie NJ. Hartley. the Missoula hotel
man. landed a good thing this week.
being appointed mineral and commits
sioner to succeed the late II. c. Rom
bauer. This appointment was made
on the recommendation of Senator
Carter. and is said to have been given
Hartley by way of solace for an early
disappointment in patronage dlstr'b-
ution. He was originally out for some
him better. Inc his new place comes
under the familiar designation some
thing equally as good"
The Weather bureau will soon estab-
lish a fully equipped observation Fta-
ton at Ealispell. The station would
ave been in operation before this time
but for the fact that the force Of the
bureau was depleted by sending many
of the best men to the Antilles during
the Spanish war. IT Is stated at the
bureau that Kalispeil station WI be
in successful operation before spring.
The name of the officer who will De
placed in charge has not yet been &C.
termined.
Capt. George p. Ahern. late OF The
25th, Is now fully recovered from his
illness and has been assigned to DUTY
in connection with the mastering out
Office at New York. IL Is stated at
the war department that his chances
OF securing an assignment in command
of a battalion I'm Cubs are good.
HOSFORD.
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They VIII Not Talk.

southampton. Eng, Dec. Ito inter-
viewers who besieged the American peace
commissioners here to-day before they
sailed for New York. they said they could
not discuss the terms of the treaty OF
peace with Spain. Whitelaw Reid and
Judge DAY were much interested in the
interview from the Manila correspondent
of the associated press with Admiral
Dewey. but they would not discuss either
that matter or the protest made by Agon-
clio. representative Of Aguinaldo. the
Philippine leader. Judge Day said the
treaty Of peace would probably be deliv-
cred to President Mckinley on Dee. q.
but ne added that IL IL impossible TO gay
whether II would be presented TO the pres
ent senate or that which comes into once
in March next. This. the judge added. IL
q matter which the president will decide.
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A large number Of the employees Of the
lower works Of course reside at Carroll:
a great many Of them prefer to live in
town" utilizing the cars in transit.
During the summer months and fall
the company provides observation cars
for the pleasure OF Its patrons. akln
frequent trips to the athletic grounds.
Gun club range. the starting point OF
valley bicycle road races. Carroll. and
other points Of interest.
In it's total length over seven miles
OF track are operated. h service Is
all that can Do desired. n In turn IL
appreciated by those who constantly
avail themselves OF II.
Electric Lighting.
Within the past two months the city
circuit OF the electric light service has
been relieved Of much OF It's heaviest
drain In OF all the manu-
featuring departments Of the Anaconda
Mining company having installed cleo
trio light plants Of their own. The
city lighting Is therefore far superior
to that Of a few months ago.
Operating two Of the finest plants in
the West. equipped with every known
Improvement for the accumulation and
distribution OF electricity. the company
has placed Anaconda. as an electrically
lighted city. on an equal footing with
the great cities of the world. The mar
velou growth Of the city since the cleo
trical department came into existence
eight years ago. has demanded much.
Equal to any emergency, however. the
plant has been enlarged from time TO
time. until to-day there Is nothing 70
surpass "a. The company supplies mo-
tive power for the street railway. the
street Igrts and all ~incandescent lights
used In the city are furnished by IL.
and many motors for running machin-
cry are connected with Its lines.
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Washington Bureau of the standard. !
No. HAS q street ~. w. (

Washington. Dec. 13.-It is accepted
as a fact by members of the senate
that Senator Lee Mantle will retire
from the body i'm March. Already his
political future is being discussed, and
some OF the most prominent republic
a senators are painting roseate pic
lures of his candidacy on the ticket
of the reunited" republican party for
governor of Montana in 1900. Senator
Warren OF Wyoming said to the Stan
dard correspondent this afternoon:
yes, 1 believe Lee Mantle will redeem
the state in 1900, as we have redeemed
Wyoming this year. or course. II he
Is supported by both wings of the re-
publican party he will be elected"
Senator Warren is quite enthusiastic
over the poss. bility OF getting the
mountain states back into the repub-
lean party. The republican senators
from the other Rocky states.
however, do not share his zeal n on
fdence. They are altogether too fresh
from their great defeats of a month
ago. So far as can be learned Z IS
the intention of the Carter republicans
to make a Manufacturer combination
for the centennial year and undertake
to elect both senator and governor.
Harry Cunningham OF Butte. Senator
Nantes a%ppointee on the Senate cler-
seal force. gives IT up gracefully. Il
don't know who the new senator from
Montana will be-" says Harry, but
It won't be Senator Mantle. That /
know for sure. The old man is cut
OF IL. Some democrat will be elected,
and for my part, l rather think Hart
man will be the choice for senator
against Carter two years from now.
OF course Hartman Is going e TO
the democratic party completely, and
j should not be surprised II he got
there before the present congress ad-
Journs. II Carter runs against Hart
man IL will be a race worth watching.
AZ Harry is fixed to hold his comfort
able Job OF file clerk Of the senate un-
Ill the close Of senator Carriers term
Il Is not difficult to determine the fu-
ture political course of the leader 81
the Silver Bow republican legislative
ticket.
The wal department is arrang ng
for the early return OF the mountain
state volunteer regiments from he
Philippines. The men will be relieved
in January by regulars as rapidly as
the latter can be transported 10 he
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whisky Trust InsoIvent.

New York. Dec. T-Chancellor McGin
I'm Jersey City has granted a rule to show
cause why a receiver should not be ap-
pointed for the whiskey trust. The april
cation was made on behalf of the Atlas
National bank Of Boston. Mass. n the
American Surety company OF New York.
IL is alleged that the concern Il insolvent.
The petition on which the application for
a receiver was based stated that the liza
bilities of the trust are c74.sss and the
assets. consisting principally Of real ss-
tate. stock and bank accounts. Si6sS.
The ruIe Is r~eturrsble next week A big
legal fight ~ looked for. as "a IL under
stood the stockholders are anxious for q
receiver.
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At the Montana.

At the Montana-Miss Dorothy Nor
ton. New York; Herbert Wilke, New
York; T.. J. de Vey. salt Lake; c. x.
Davis. Chicago: J.. r. Clarke. Chicago;
W. r. Mccormick. Spokane. r. ID. Dud-
ley. Spokane; r. G. Atwater. Butte;
Ed ]. O'Neill. Butte: G. NJ. Haviland.
NJ. D.. Warm Springs; A. Cane. New
York: Joseph Jacobs. New York; J. j.
Hammill. Butte: r. +. Palmer. Ross
land. b. c.; J. j. McGettigan. Butte;
w. q. Norris. Chicago; II. %. Wilson
and wife. Butte. Austin Gavin. Colo
RADIO Midland railway; w. c. Mcbride,
Butte: Thomas Lavelle. Butte: A. II.
Barret. Butte: X. II. Barclay. Butte
Frank NJ. Sullivan. Butte: w. p. Ru-
dolph. Butte: w. ii. lin. Helena.
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and freehened by the everlasting snow
beds OF Mount Haggin.
"Oh. how lovely the air Is here" n
the first exclamation ~ the women
when they step from the cars.
well. I wish We had his air for
sale in Butte" Is the remark OF the
men.
Anaconda Is only "a miles rom
Butte; the railroad journey requires
less than an hour. Never before have
the people of Butte realized as they
do now the blessing OF having ina
conda, with it's pure. fresh. wholesome
atmosphere. its clear. sparkling water.
Its modern hotels. for a next door
neighbor.
This winter will see repetitions OF the
condition OF last week. Many Butte
people will doubtless make Their homes
here during the Q few months. TAX
ing advantage OF the excellent train
service to run back and forth on mat
tiers OF business.
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A HARB0R OF RESI-.
Anaconda Proves "a Godsend tn smoke
victims of Butte.

Anaconda has surely proved a Cod
send TO Butte during the past week. a
glance at the registers Of the Mon
tana. Leland and other hotels reveals
the names Of ecores Of people. the sin
gle word Butte" after whose names
stands for more than a mere indica-
ton OF residence.
These PEOPLE who have come To An
aconda during the past week are not
business visitors: they are not people
who came here for pleasure or friend
~ visits: they came here for relief
from the horrible. death-caIrying
smoke OF Butte. Anaconda. during the
past week. has been a harbor OF ref
uge for these smoke-persecuted folks.
In this city they have found pure.
fresh air. with not a suggestion OF
sulphur fumes in IL: ar that Is cooled
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.
Brickisyer- and stone Masons Enjoy
Their Annual social session.

The Bricklaysrs and Stone aasons'
International union No. . gave its sec
ond annual smoking concert last even
ing In the Standard hall. The concert
was largely attended. more than 200
ladies and gentlemen being present. A
very interesting musical programme
was carried out. after which a very de-
liclous luncheon was served. After
luncheon the gentlemen retired To the
smoking room.
The tables were carried away and
dancing was INDUCED i'm until an early
hour this morning.
Following il the programme rendered:
Overture by the orchestra: solo by Miss
May Redmond: duet by Miss Florence
Redmond and @. J. Martz: bass solo
by Robert Logan; duet by Mrs. Joseph
Smith and Miss Keown: solo by Bert
Smith: either solo by Mrs. r. w. Miller.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
A MODERN LAUNDRY.
The Result of Two Years OF Coed
Management.

Success belongs to him who makes IL.
The Montana Steam laundry In no ex-
coption tn the rule. n the genial pro-
prietor. John Scovil. fully merits the
success thai he has attained. This
laundry IL supplied with ms latest I'M
proved Troy laundry machinery. In the
manipulation Of which only the most
skilled and experienced operators are
employed. Particular attention II paid
to al work that the highest excellence
may be attained. Nc better work IN
turned out anywhere. and this fact IL
evidenced by an extensive patronage
which REQUIRES the constant employ
ment % e5 persons and three delivery
wagons.