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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
CABINET MEMBERS RESIGN.
All of Them to he Reconstructed by
the President Monday.

All Of the members Of the Cabinet at
their meeting today tendere3 their resig-
nations to the President to take effect AT
noon on March I. The designations will
be formally accepted and the several
members viii be Immediately reappofnted
and their names sent 20 the Senate TO be
acted upon in the extraordinary session
of that body convened by the uroclana-
ticn of the President
Attorney General Grigas VIII remain in
office until about ApriI /, when. unless
something Unforeseen intervanes. he viii
be succeeded by Philip c Knox, the
Pittsburg attorney for the Carnegie in
terests. Mr.. Knox has not formally ac-
copied the portfolio, it IS said. md de-
slFeS some time to arrange his private
matters before entering the Cabinet
The resignation Of the Cabi1lr. -Ehen the
Executive in Office is 70 be SIS qwn sue
eessor has but one precedent. General
Grant about two weeks after he had been
inaugurated a second time sent to the
Senate the names of the members of his
old Cabinet. who had resigned. Other
Presidents who have been reelected TO
succeed themselves allowed THAR Cabinet
officers To continue in Office without re-
nomination President Mckinney recently
decided, however, that TO avoid any ques-
ton he would renominate his advisers for
the positions they noz- occtl,s
The meeting of the Cabinet was taken
up with minor matters and o1ds and ends
Of the closing Administrations inaugural
plans were informally DISCUSSED.
Some late information from Governor
General Wood on conditions a. Cuba, was
read at the meeting The pIsrDort OF this
was that the situation IN the islands
growing out Of the recently adopted Sen
ate resolutions is encouI aging.
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DISABLED IN BRITISH WATERS,
\ Sinking steamer Beached and An
other Driven Ashore.

LONDON, March 1.-The British steam
or Indiana. Captain Kershaw, from Ven
ice, January Is, for London. was sighted
of Worthins at dawn today in a sink
Ing condition. A strong sea was run
ming and 4 boat which was sent out fail
ed to discover any signs of life on the
vessel
The German steamer WASHINGTON. Cap
tain DinklaGe. from Rotterdam, for New
York. While making Dover, was driven
ashore at Folkestone during a gale and
had narrow escape from going on the
rocks Her boys had been stove in dur
ing the collision
The Washington is a tank steamer with
OIL FOR New York 1t is believed that the
Indiana and Washington had been in col
tsion, although nothing definite is known
of the matter. The Indiana was beached
near Worthing by a tug Her crew had
previously been landed at New Haven
The Washington's port bow is damaged
above the water line and several OF her
frames are bent; she anchored in the
Downs
Coastmen say that either the Indiana or
Washington may be the vessel that was
in collision with the Chamois. which was
lost off the Norfolk coast near the New
ark lightship on Wednesday
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THE SENATE ROUTINE.
a Resolution OF Enquiry About Dis
examination in the Navy.

In the Senate today Mr. Allen offered
a resolution enquiring OF the Secretary
OF the Navy whether discrimination was
made in the uniforms and insignia worn
by graduates Of the Naval Academy. The
matter Went over.
Mr. Pettgrew offered a resolution di-
recting the Secretary OF Var to send to
the Senate all papers in the case OF Ad-
jutant General Heistand- charged with
entering into a corporation with Assist
ant Secretary of War MeikIejohn for pur-
poses OF gain. This went over
\ bill was introduced providing for a
national park at Fort Stevens, in the
District OF Columbia
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
WEATHER FOR THE INAUGURAL
Di6scuIt to Tell Whether II VIII BE
Fair Monday or Not.

While the weather of the past few days
has been all that could be wished for the
approach Of the Inauguration the officials
Of the Weather Bureau are not Vet IN
position to state how long the elements
viii remain favorable.
The overcast skies of today have caused
some apprehension as to what may lie in
store for Monday. but the weather eff
cials held out considerable hops this af-
ternoon- and although they could not say
positively that Inauguration bay would
be fair. they declared that she weather
would be clear Saturday afternoon. and
that Sunday would he fair.
Every possible source Of information
has been seized upon, and the weather
men from as far West as Oregon are IS
much interested in the conditions which
Washington win enjoy during the next
fey GAYS as are the officials at headauar-
[ %Ez71enselves
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PATERSON TENEMENT BURNED.
The Former Home of Assassin Bresci
DeciroNeti by Fire.

PATTERSON, y. J. March 1--FiFe early
this morning destroyed the three-story
frame tenement on Market Street which
was formerly the home Of F:resci, who as
sassinated King Humbert al Italy
There were many narrow eaoaHes
among the panic-stricken tenants in the
building. which had been for years the
meeting place for Anarchists
Mrs Ernest Pucci threw her nilIld from
a second story window 70 the street and
was about TO jump after ii when fire
men seized her and carried her 10 safety.
The child vas caught by Fireman Ne
Gurk and was uHinjHred. Airs PUGET :
family lived On the third floor ma when
the attempted 20 escape by the stairs
found the way barred by flames
When the fire was discovered tie out
side Of the building was cnyeiOped in
flames Its nrigin IS y mEsterv-
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PITTsBURG's MAYOR TO FIGHT.
His War Against Quay to BE Carried
Into the Courts

PITTSBTRG, Pa, March Mayor
DiehL OF PittsbUrg, a close friend Of Sen
atOr Finn. whose defeat as a State and
city leader was accomplished by Senator
Quay at Harrisburg yesterday III secur-
ing the passage of a bin legislatfng DfehI
out Of Office, announces his intention of
making a fight III the courts To prevent
being ousted from office. For this pur-
pose, the Mayor stated. the service of
John G. Johnston, the eminent Phiiadei-
phia lawyer. had been engaged
Diehl says that he viii continue 10 sign
warrants ana viii keep the city's seal.
Controller Lewis says h~ viii not honor
DIehls warrants nor those Of the newly
created recorder, until the courts decide
the controversy.
Unreliable persons are limiting that the
defeated faction viii barricside the City
Hall and be defended by the police force.
1t is not likely that this VIII occur
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NO SUNDAY PERFORMANCE.
Manager Herman VIII Keep His
Place of Amusemer.t Closed.

y Commissioner Ross this morning re-
eeiyed letter from James / Herman.
proprietor and manager OF the Lyceum
Theatre. with reference to the matter of
opening his place of amusement on Sun
day night. Mr.. Herman stated that he
had not changed his mind since a con
versation he had with the Commissioner
in which he said that he would not open
his house. whatever course other mana
--ers might pursue Mr.. Herman states
that under no circumstances VIII his the
atre be open next Sunday night or any
other Sunday night. while he is in con
troll Continuing. MIR Herman says:
Il wouId add that when ! had an inter
view with YOU on the subject Of SUNDAY
shows, on March 50 1893. yoU stated that
You would consider il "a favor il / wouI I
not open my theatre for reasons which
YOU then explained. / then said and /
repeat It now. under no circumstance.
no matter what other places of amuse-
ment may do. shall / ever open my the
atre to the public for theatrical per
fOrmauceS ON that day.
Commissioner Ross expressed great
satisfaction over Mr. Eernau's action
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YATES CALLED TO SPRINGFIELD.
Plans Of the Illinois Governor Tenn
PorariIy Disarrarged.

CHICAGO. March L-Goyernor Yates
plans preliminary To leaving with his
staff FOR Washington today were some
what disarranged by his sudden trip back
to Springfield last night to attend To The
mobilization of four companies Of the Ma
tiOual Guard 20 prevent the threatened
iyHchin5 OF Albert Shenkie Ut CdrrOiltou-
lie WIS to have Inspected his staff at
il o'clock at the Auditorium Hotel and
70 have left at o'clock on a special train
over the Baltimore and Ohio Road But
this plan mad To be changed The stan
gathered and WAS inspected by the Ad-
Iutaut General and received word that
Governor Yates would be in Chicago in
time 10 leave with his staff q $50 p m,
instead.
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F0K DUPONT AND ADDICKS.
Il Gain of Two Votes in the Della
ware Senatorial Fight

DOVER. Del. March lin today's Sen
at9rial balIoting. Representatives Robert
son and Kitchen voted for Dupont and
Addicks- Their action in joining the Ad-
dicds faction VS. applauded- They say
their reason for doing so is that Dupont
and Addicks should and can be elected
They do not want any vacancies to re-
main when they come away from Dover.
The vote follows:
Long term-Addicks. Is; Kenney. %:
Dupont, 3; higgins. +
Short term-Addicks. %; Salisbury. -;
Richards. :; Hughes. !; necessary for a
choice. -.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
PROTEST. OF THE POWERS
ENJOYS at Pekin Object to Russia :
Negotiations for Manchuria.

The Chinese Peace Con,Is,issioners
Requested TO Ask the Emperor to
Withdraw the Authority Of the Ce-
IestiaI Minister at st. Petersburg.
Foreign Representatives Discuss
ing Questions of Finance aud For
tification>-A Proposition by MIR.
RockhiII Likely 10 he Accepted.
PEKIN, March I-t6.So p. n1.}-The rep
resentatives of the foreign Powers have
sent a protest to the Chinese Peace Com
missioners agains: the action of Yang-yU,
The Chinese Minister at St Petersburg,
in carrying on negotiations with Russia
in regard to Nanchuria at the Russian
capital
They have requested the Chinese ENJOYS
TO ask Emperor Kwaug IIsu to withdraw
Nang-yu's power 10 negotiate this treaty
and TO commit the affair to the concert
of the ministers
The missionaries are returning TO the
interior Of the Province of Shantung Sir
Ernest Satow, the British Minister, gave
his consent TO this movement
BERLIN, March L-Advices from Pekin
are to the effect that the foreign minis
tiers are engaged in discussing questions
OF finance and Qualifications
It is said that a solution Of the diff
Guilty caused by the proposed seizure Of
Sir Robert Harris custom house property
Tor legation purposes. against which Mr.
RockhII, The American representative
protested vigorously, viii be found in
grant by the Chinese Government Of Gus
toms and other suitable buildings in Pc
kin
Mr. Rockhill. the special American
Commissioner and Acting Minister. has
made an important proposition. which is
generally supported BY the Powers. 1t IS
20 the effect that a foreign settlement
shall BE- formed in Pekin similar to that
at Shanghai.
It Is believed that the final result OF the
negotiations on other points VIII be that
there viii be q fortified foreign quarter
but that the legations viii not be forti-
fed
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SUING FOR A SEPARATION.
Action against the Palmer steel ana
IRON CoEapnnr EsI.s.sI.Innt

CHICAGO March Airs Carrie N
Palmer. wife of John IL Palmer. Pres
ideut of The Palmer Steel and iron Com
rany. has peritioned the judges of the
Circuit Court 10 grant her y decree of
separate maintenance from her husband
Mrs. Palmer lives in Charles City. Iowa
ana her husbands address IN Chicago is
the Lexington Hotel The. bIl alleges
that Palmer has been uukird and crtrei
10 his wife. and has showed Fsr did MOI
wish to live with her Iu addition. Mrs
Palmer alleges her husband wrote TO her
in April. lH9N, telling her no, TO return to
him, but To join her family at Charles
city, Us he no longer cared FOR. her
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
THE MUTINY OF RECRUITS.
Department officials Attribute 1t TO
Delay in transportation.

san ANTONIO, Texas, March Last
night q message was received at depart
ment headquarters at Fort Sam Houston.
advising the commanding officer to des-
patch with all possible speed a detail Of
troops TO Ennis. Texas. on the Texas
Central Road at which point mutiny
OF 800 recruits IN route 70 San Francisco
was reported
Ia compliance with the request The
commanding officer detailed twenty sol
diers. in charge of Captain BexaH and
Lieutenant Perry, who left fer Ennis at
O'Clock last night No other particulars
could be learned here
It was stated at the War Department
this morning that the trouble in the
ranks OF the recruits "a route to San
Francisco arose over question of trans
portation-s Two riVatzx lilroads compel ed
for the right 70 earrFN the soldiers and
while the question was in allowance the
troops became restless and mutiny was
threatened.
A despatch was received at the Depart
ment today stating that the quartermas-
ter had arranged the matter of transUor-
tation and that the troops are now en-
route 10 San Francisco. No further
trouble is anticipated
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a MarrIaee stonped ~ an Arrest

NORFOLK, va. March John war
renton was 10 have been married in Pc
tersburS today but his arrest. with
three others, for the murder of William
Westmoreland. has caused a. Indefinite
postponement Of the wedding. Warren
tons nancee believes her lover iau0cent
She visited him in Jail. wearing her we'd
ding gown
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
Webster Davis Boe- war RooL>.

KANSAS CITY. No. March 1t IS
announced 10y his private secretary that
Webster Davis has sold his book on the
Boer var Tor 51SDG0- 4 New York syn
dictate represented by Franklin Qunby.
- SAID 10 be the purchaser. Il is .Jhe in
tentiou To publish tie book 5. rauI-aneous-
IS In America, England. France. Ger
many. Russia. and Holland,
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PREPARING FOR THE PARADE.
L''n'i~Iaen From the Hartford Drill
ed al The Arsenal

i FarEasut's old flagship, the Hartford.
which arrived yesterday. VIII remain at
anchor of the Arsenal until after the
Inaugural ceremonies. Visitors viii be
received on board daily between the
hours or le a m and 49, p m
The Hartford is used a a training ship
ana carries DO landsmen- These were 11o
early ttlis morning and were taken IN
small boats 10 the Arsenal grouu 8
where they spent several hours driIing
IN preparation for the Inaugural parade
The Dixie y hich IS coming TO take part
in the inaugural ceremonies WAS report
ed this morning at Piney Point The NAVY
Department expects that she viii reach
Alexandria this evening
1t Is said 10 be extremely doubtful II
the Lancaster reaches Washington in
time to enable her men TO participate in
the inaugural pageant She has on board
about 100 men who VIII thus be missed
from the naval display. Nothing hes been
heard from the lancaster since she LEFT
San Juan on February > She is q very
siow-going vessel and unless favored bv
exceptional weather and other conditions
she VIII probably not get here ttntf
March :, or perhaps not until a day later
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THREATENED By coNVIcTs,
Prisoners who Testified in a Murder
Trial May Be Killed.

AUBURN \ y March 1.-Convicts II
Auburn prison have made threats To Kill
the prisoners who testified against CIar-
ence Egn0r. convicted Of murder in the
first degree for killing Guard Archie Ben
edict IN the prison on January 8 =
Most Of the prisoners syInpathized with
F2nor and every detail Of his trial found
It's way into the prison
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
The Di.trirt Gnn,e I.nr..

The House conferoes on the bill to
amend the 81 mc laws of the District, of
columbia have receded and accepted the
Senate amendment extending the closing
81 the same season from February I to
March T. The report will be- presented
to the House this afternoon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
WANT a NATION CRUSADE.
Bristol Va. WoIsen Anxious 10 Emu.
late The Sninsher

RICHMOND. Va. March Charles H.
Slack, @ditor or The Bristol Courier. 20 has
written number Of vigorous editorials
from Washington. where he nos. holds a
Government position, commencing the
course Of Mrs Nation, and has so aroused
the temperance women OF Bristol that
seft<r-il members Of the Bristol W. 9. T.
/. pave expressed themselves Ia favor of
q crusade and have been calling fer a
leader
some u them have insisted on inviting
MI Slack TO come 10 Bristol 10 lead a
Ratchet smashing campaign
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
A NEW YORK POLICE RUMoR.
Murphy May Appoint Representative,
briggs Second COMMISSIONS

NEW YORK. March IA report. from
Tammany source. announced today at
the city Hall. that Police COMMISSIONS
Murphy Is to appoint Representative Ed
moHd II. briggs. of Brooklyn as Sec
Dud Deputy Commissioner.
Dir. briggs was not elected to the Eff
ty-seNen,- Congress, and he VIII be out
Of "a job at y o'clock on Monday next
lie represented the Third district In fbD
tHN-nfth and Fifty-sixth Congresses
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
STRIKES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Lace SfiII Employees and BreaIlci
BoyS Quit Work

FVILEESBARRE, Pa March Two
hundred II the employees Of the cotton
mill department of the WiIkesbarre Lace
Mills went on strike this morning and
are TO meet tonight to form an organic
ton
The mill has suspended operations The
lace weavers Of the same mill who have
been on strike Tor a couple Of weeks re-
turned 10 work this morning. having been
granted what they asked for and tbeir
success emboldened the cotton milI work
erS TO strike.
The breaker boys at the No : aoliiery
of the Pennsylvania Coal COMPANY af
Nauticoke, Went ON strike this morning
They were paid yesterday and thought
they should have received 10 cents more a
day than they got They tried 70 get Tho
boys at No. 10 strike. but the latter
said they would wait until Saturday when
they would have Time to talk the mat
ter over No. was Idle all day.
Safes IN fire and buTgldr-prooi vaults for srut
- rear up Union Trii-t Storage Co. IfIi +
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Johns, y +. say that The result Of The
search Icy the Government steamer IN
graham for traces Of the supposed wreck
Of the steamer Lueerne demonstrates that
Urecka2e found At BaccaI-iu is not from
that ship. This leaves the fate OF the
IuC erne . deeper mystery than before.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
BOTH SIDES MAssING TROOPS.
The Trouble ON the Frontier of
Haiti and Santo Domingo.

MEN YORK, =sfarch IA spEial TO
the Journal from Cape Ifaitierl says.
The situation on the frontier of Haiti
ana Saut0 Domingo IS more serious
There is fighting every night between
the troeps OF the two countries and MANY
soI-iIerS have been killed
Both sides are uasSiag troops though
al the talk is Of q EeaceabIe settlement Of
the trouble. The trouble arose out of n
dispute over the BOUNDARY near GUIANA
mini ne 90
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VILLAGE THREATENED BY FIRE
B"i1ston. y y. Appeals to Saratoga
for Aid.

SCHENECTADY y. y. March IA
despatch from Eailston says that a fire
destroyed $1,000 worth of r,r..--rtv I'm thai
village this morning
An appeal was sent 10 Saratoga for helm
and was Immediately sent to RaUStna
The insurance viii not meet aaIr The loss
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
Admi~sion to the CaritoI ON ,ioa,ln,-

Mr. Dalzen. from the Committee on
Rules, reported to the House today a res
olution, which was agreed TO- providing
that admission to the Capitol at the
House end from midnight. March , to =
O'Clock p m March Z shall he by ticket
only, save for members, memb-rs-elect
and t.N-meuberS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
MINERS NEW POSITION.

Going North TO Act a. Governor of
the B0cr Colonies
CAPE TOWN March Sir Alfred Nil
ner VIII start Tor the north next Xveanes-
day "a take mp his duties as Governor of
the Orange River COLONY and thu Trans
vaaI
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a Temporary Committee Named.

Speaker henderson today appointed
Messrs. Bun, JOY and Bartlett members
OF the temporary Committee on Accounts
for the Fifty-StVruth Congress
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NORTH CAROLINA CONDITIONS.
Senator Pritchard DenouEces Dis
acknowledgements OF Negroes.

day at length on the motion Of Mr. Nc
Comss tu refer the credentials Of Senator
elect Simmons OF North Carolina To the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
He recited the conditions in that State
during the Presidential campaign, going
over the actions of the Legislature and
denouncins the Acknowledgement OF the
negro yot afS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
Through Pnrior Car Ia Atlantic CITY
Vim PennsAINnuIss RnIIrauh

Commencing Friday. March = through Pullman
buffet parlgr car viii be operated between Wash
l2-l5 p daily except sunday and arriving;
Atlantic City 5.25 D. no. Returning commencing
March .. leave ALilhtic City f5.as D. week
days, arriving "ashi"s'ou 5.io f.. r..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01

OMAHA, Neb. March Mayor AHen
X. Kelly. Of South Omaha. is held in ST.
O5a By the County Court va charge Of
receiving = bride from a gambling house.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
FIyHn's Business College. sth and Il.
Business, Shorthand Typearting-S25 a year.
gI.@3 10 Baltimore ond Return VIA
b. q o. Saturday and sunday.

March ard 8 good for return until following
Monday. Tickets good on al trains except Rova
Limited
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A balance for saIaries.

Senator Chandler has Introduced an
amend alent TO the General Deficiency
appropriation bill. providing Tor TIE APP
preparation 81 SS60lS to pay sai,rles TO
former United States Senator'S. " no for
various reasons failed 10 receive an that
they CONSIDERED Jue them lie I-aneS
included in the list are: T. ". Osborn
ANA A : WelCh. of Florida; Willard
Warner. Alabama; IT. y. n Miller and
Joshua HILL Georgia: W - s(eITcge~ and
John : Harris, Louisiana; John Pool and
] G. Abbott North Carolina: T J Rob
ert5on, South Carolina; Adeibert Arurs-
aud H r ReVelS Mississippi: J. w
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SI.e3 To Baltimore ana Return sf.:5
Via pennsxIxanin RosIrnna

tickets on sale saturday and sunday. March
> and ., good To return until Monday. March 6.
All trains except Congressional Limited
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Plenty of Hoards at sI-.3 per 100
81 L.. Il SI-59 ioI best, b. r Lib5eg d Co.
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q aaIity in Lumber counts with all
good buyers who deal with Us, al ola aud \
!. ave.
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Safes IN fire and buTgldr-prooi vaults for srut
- year up Union Tril~I & Storage Co. IfIi +.
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NorfoLk 8 Mashineton stenmhnnt a.

Delightful trips daily at $50 p. M. from foot
9Th :. % old Point Comfort Newport News
NoEiolE- and the South Fer schedule see Iase y
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Safer IN lurglar-proof vaults ior rent - resr
up. Union Trust and Storage Co. Iu4 +
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Good grades in Lumber IA lSvays
and low EIises. Doors 81 9th aIti \. y. ave.
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Boards of all kinds very low.
dressed rough, So and up, II Cth and
y y ave,
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Low bids en- lists CT cottage ma
Eeri2ls. Ne San supply every thlHg heees72Ef.
r. Li5bCy & Co.