Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1890, Page 7

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Reduced frum §5. 100: rolis Fancy Matting st @6 per roll of 40 yde. Reduced from @8. 100 rolls Fancy Jointless Matting at $7.50 per roll of 40 sda Reduced to $10. 73 rolis Extra Fancy Jointless Matting st $10 per roid of 40 yarda, Reduced from @14. Go rolls Damask Jotatiess Matting at 610 per roll of 40 yards. Reduced from $16. We have a complete assortment of Scotch Floor Linens cf cll widtha Estimates for covering floors furnished free of charwe. 31 ts Just as mmportant to cover Your carpets ss your furniture for the summer. KEEP OUT THE FLY. ‘We have all the best appliances for Wire Window and Door Screens in the country. Seeour 2c. Screen, which will @t eny ordinary Sized window. end for estimate for our Cabinet-made Screens and Doors, They are in many of the finest residences, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ‘The largest assortment of stuffs and the best force f cutters and makers to be had. We cut, make and ‘vruish meterials for fall size pertor suites from $16 ‘Ut and guaranties « perfect At, LSTEBIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS, ETG Gee Our Refrigerators, ‘See Our Baby Carriages, Bee Our Tricyclen, bee Our Cedar Chests, Eee Our Campher Chests, Ree Our Hammocks Wee Our Tents, bee Our Hammock Support and Canepy, Rec Our Mesquite Canopies, ws Coz. 21th and F om aw. ——— &.16.9,4,1,1% 925.928, 12, 15,21, 18 ‘These @zures are the numbers of the alphabet which spell out the name of the VERY HIGHEST GRADE SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR Manufsctured ip the word, the jastly Celebrated BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR, ‘Aled tor sale by the following First-class Grovers: CHARLES 1. KELLOGG, Masonic Temple, W, Z, ABBUTT, 1731 Peueaytuanie ave. and coe. 10h ‘tod H ste. GEORGE & KENNEDY & SONS 3900 F ot and aiP stesso feet @. @ CORNWELL @ 8ON, 1619 Peanaytvania ore, ©. G BRYAN, 1413 New York ave, BEALL & BAKER, 486 WHITE, 635 Loatsians ava. S BR WATERS, 1542 That & O WRIGHT, 1632 14th st. aw. Me BURCHARD & CO. 34 Pennaylvanio W. © GIVEN, cor Jd and Bate, nw. SS THE: EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. Tae CITY AND DISTRICT @ A recently published work on “TheArt of Advertising” says: “A point which will afferd Peliable information all to the value of « publi- cation as am advertising medium is the close- ness with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Tux Stan invariably holds to its rates; and, what is of greater importance to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same CAPITOL GLEANINGS. Two Dollars a Day For Government Laborers--Other Matters of Interest. Mr. Wade of Missouri submitted to the House Jesterday s repert frem the committee on labor, ons bill declaring that laborers em- ployed on government work shall not receive ; ess than 2 per day. In his report Mr. Wade | Says that ithasbeen made to appear to the eommitiee oa labor that the wages paid to cer- j tain of the laborers in the employ of the gor- ernment is oniy $1.25 per day. and in some in- stances these laborers are permitted to work only half time, this maxing the total pay only 915 per month. Tho committee (says the re- port) believe that fair living wages should be paid by the government to all laborers in its employ and they think that the passage of the Dill an act of justice will be done laborers in gov- ernment employ and a precedent will be es- tablished of great benefit to the wage workers of the country. KICKING AGAINST THE SEW APPRAISERS. ‘The Senate committee on finance met yes- terday to consider the nominations of the five general appraisers sent to the Senate receatly by the President, Telegrams were laid before the committee from New York importers urg- ing the committee to suspend action on the Bominations of Messrs. Sharpe and Jewell of New York ee the filing ef charges of in- competency, li of the nominations were al- go over temporarily. The committee will hold « special meeting probably on Thurs- day next to consider them. PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR NEW MEXICO, Representative Perkins of Kansas yesterday introduced s bill establishing public schools in New Mexico and creating the office of superin- tendent of public imstraction for the territory. The bill isan elaborate measure and provides in detail the machinery necessary to establish Sa ety ee 6 pe get aystem in the ter- ory. THE FISH COMMISSION INVESTIGATION. The subcommittes of the Senate committee on fiaheries investigating the charges against the fith commission continued its work yester- day. C. E. Garbam, R. E. Lewis, Waiter Sauer- hoff, Otis W. Acendder, Francis McCormick, Newton Simmons and Hugh W. Smith, all em- ployes of the were examiued con- cerning the workings of the commission, GOD IN THE CONSTITUTION. A number of petitions froma half dozen or more states were presented in the Senate to- day praying foran acknowledgment ef Al- mighty God and the Christian religion in the Constitution of the United States. The peti- tion says that this defect encourages and teaches the faise view that the authority of Sacrament i» derived solely from the will of the people and not from the will of God; that it encourages the false doctrine that civil gov- ernment has no moral or religious duties to perform, and that irretigious and even im- meral men may be properly and safely in- trusted with its administration, COMMITTEE NOTES. ‘The Honse committee on invalid pensions, through Mr, Belknap, yesterday sabmitted a reporton the Heuse bill te pension army nurses. The report states that the nurses who will be benefitted by the passage of thie bill number not more than 900. EDUCATORS Ui COUNCIL. The Awavai Session of the Kational As- sectation at St. Peal. ‘Tho National Edvcational Association began its ennual meeting at Bt. Paul yesterday with the largest attendance in the histery of the ns- sociation. Amang those whe spoke in response te the addresses of welcome by Gov. Merriam and others was Dr. W. T. Harris, the United Btates Commissioner of Education. 7 feined the afternoon and formally invited the associ- ‘ation te visit the other twin city, Superin- tendont Denfill af Duluth bad a word to say for his city in a similar vein. Dr. made s statement regarding the work done by Baroaré of mrrntion ergerine# stork Cotpany a tes of the thirty-one vol- of education is- an- of the with a I Numerous college reanious arc to be held during the week, and Friday ev. ernor and prominent citizens wii formally at the state capitol. Istaxp Park at Historic Hanpen’s Fexer. {her beautiful family the gov- reewive resort has been vastly wed and made more sttractive than ever takes picasure in announcing that on Thursday, —_ 10, the first select excursion of the season rill leave Baltimore and Ohio station by spe- cial train at 10 a.m. These personally con- ducted exeursions are limited, cach holding a reserved seat coupon. ‘This ment obviates all crowding and confusion to against the stnoyance of being intraded” the annoyance ig intrude: on and is one of the “little reforms” octgianod by the Baltimore aed Okio. Round trip 61. Seats reserved in advance at 619 and 1351 Pevaaylve- arties yy Mr. Perkins of Kansas introduced in the House yesterday a bill to establish common schools in the territory of New Mexico and to create the office of superintendent of public in- struction. ‘The House committee on commerce yester- day authorized a favorable report on a House bill amending the mterstate comm: law by allowing contract rates to be made for the teaneportation of theatrical companies of five or more, OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS. Moatgomery County Fair—Prohibition Delegates—Maa Killed om the Railroad. Cornespopdence of Tax Evext<a Stin, OLE Rocuvinte, July & Preparations for the next exhibition of the agricultural society of this county have com- meneed, and the fair promises to be of more than usual interest The time fixed for it is September 3, 4 and 5, and the following Program bas been adopted: Firat day—Bicycle race, one mile; game of base bail and the fol- lowing athletic sports: 100 yards dash, 200 yards dash, 440 yards dash, 120 yards hurdle race, throwing the hammer, putting the shot, pole vaalt, ranning bigh jump, running broad jump. Second day—Trotting, 2:40 class, purse $120; free for all running race, two-thirds of « mile, purse $75; free for all trotting race, purse 8200; Pag Se ang race, two-thirds of a mile, purse 375, 'd day—2:50 class trotting race, $100; free for all running race, purse $100; county trotting race, purse $100; county running race, one- mile, _— 250. The county ips purses will not be paid if time does uot e: 3:10, Four entries and three to start will be required in all races. All entries will be closed August 26. A meeting of the prohibitionists of the county was held here today and presided over by c. J. Burdette, with A C. Sheemaker as seeretary. ‘The following delegates were ap- ated tothe state convention at Glyndon k on the 18th instant: Wm. W. Moore. Albert Shvemaker, C. J. Burdette, C. L. Pate, C. C. Lawson, 8 A. Layman, & Hobbs and Frank Higgina Alternates: ‘8. G. English, J. ‘T. Boyer, H. C. Weeks, J. 8. Grantor W. Bond, Jacob Ernest and J. 0. Dorsey. Richard 3. Umstead, a prominent citizen of thiv county, died at his home, near Boyd's sta- tion, bast my om im the sixty-seventh year of bis age. The death was occasioned by typhoid fever, and several other members of the family are now il! with the same disease, Mr. J. P, Johns, coutractor for the new court house, who was injured by a kicking horse near the eehort time ago aud whe returned to his heme iu Baltimore, was reported here i to be in a bad condition,and his brother, who has been saperintending the work in his abseuce, wes summoned bome by telegram. Mr. ton Ricketts, about twenty-five years of struck and killed by a train about 9 orclock tonight on the railroad, a short dis- tance from the depot at this place SAM. ——_— Crry vra Battiwoag axp Omto.—The Reading and Baltimore and Ohio is the only double track route to Atlantic City. Special excursion Saturday, July 12, leaves Baltimore and Ohio station 4:00 p.m. Tickets good three days, only 23.50. . ————— A MONSTER TUNNEL. The Great Engincering Feat in Upper India. the surroundiag country. The tunnel pierces the rango at rigut angles and its course is therefore due cast and west, and it enters the hill about 1,000 fect below the crest of the pass, ‘The longth of the tumnel is 12,600 feet, or two anda bal! miles approximately, and it will carry @ double line of rails. For the first half the Ha ip nia ave without extra charge. —s RIOTS IN BOW STREET. Four Constables Sev:rely Wounded by Disorderly Crowds. 4 Londoa special cable dispatch last night says: Quiotacss prevailed throughout the en- tire metropolitan police force today, but to- ward night disorderly crowds began to gather in the streets and the scenes of last night were repeated. The Prinee and Princess of Wales visited the opers again, but this time they es- caped contact with the mobs, The police were all on duty. None of the men have strack, and the general impression is that the trouble in that respect is ali over. A particularly disor- derly crowd gathered in Bow street, in the vicinity of the taverns, They drank freely and started several fights. There were a number of ugly rushes during the evening, but the mounted police sufficed to preserve a sem- blance of order early in the evening. The shops were closed early and the night police went on duty ly. Asthe night wore on the di increased, Finally it became unen- durable, and at 10 o'clock the police cleared and occupied ail the taverns about Bow street, arresting sixteen persons, The mob made furious attempts to rescue the prisoners and four constables were badly injured with missiles, It is estimated that eignt hundred constables were en duty in the vicinity, bat the majority were withdrawn after midnight, when the excitement subsided. Two mem of the police force who were taken into custody for assaulting superior officers yesterday have each been sentenced to four- Se peeneass , 'y have no organization and i 4 not likely that they will attempt to enforce 5 ‘Londonderry ora THA tit SPARKLING AND STILL. TUE STRGNGEST NATURAL LITHIA SPRING WATER KNOWN 4 DELIDSTFUL TABLE WATER. WITHOUT aN EQUAL. Leading Hotels and Clubs fied it to be the most popular water om the list all who Grink 7 are unsmmmons im ite praise. | For ssle by epS0-wSm 4LL DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND MINERAL WaTER DEALERS Bis a wmyie: es ATLANTIC SY. Beat, seedinar pen C. SOUNGON OTEL LELANDE. ON THE BEACH, BO oT CHAS. WAGNEK, Manager. par ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, 3. i . tie City, BJ. ore ASSMUBL WACKER, | Grove, N.d., near fapl0-sm) "Proprietor, Foy terms Be. sizens 4 200mg 6; ‘EL STICKNEY,” ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. ae : paren OG a og every | PDARKEB HOUsE—sEA GIRT, N. J.—DiKKCTL} Hi fucky ‘ave. and, me pew house: every ax skMEA GIRT. Pears FPYGEIA, aTLaNTic city. NJ. H Open all the year; close to beach; ocean front; envi HUTTON & LAHEY. Wwe Per week. Ljel¥. $b" smnsow omen il the year, THOMAS DEVLIN: Prop. "wt Sser NTINENVAL HOTEL, BEA ISLE CITY, N.J.— 4 Now hotel—elerant! x) peek we Hy furnished ; direc R; the trains x w BUSH caas hes Gaeta ARE ETROPOLITAN, i " La = EE ‘NOW OPEN, Spoicasa ang Atlantic aves. AHON & TOWNSEND, mylteotm_M. © ANDREWA. Atlante City,7.3._ RO yt eer . EX Hore 4 PACIFIC NEAR ORTO erabbiny, ots iy. ave,, Atlantic City, 81h Z per day. $8 & fever. TOWNSE » let, with cut of hote! ‘of euch sleeps 5 Te - En SEA oeeee es | Wyusnrorsrea Fe pe een cae, PEERED TROP. een 4 A well-established house. iy furulabed. ‘Terme moderate jePs-eo20 HOTEL AND QONGELE ¢ JAUDEM, se ee er eh Cafe attached IREK, Proprietora, SPI Segre iene eer peromwoRTE, O°=* YEW HOTRL Block 1wLanp, B. 2. Steamboats daily t0 and from NEW LONDON Ew. Yor ctreulars, Bc, address my?1-whs,}6t_” CUNDALL & BALL. Manegern [is ACADIAN, CASTINE, ME. Charmingly situated: uvexceiied water view: spacious grounds; exceilent opportunities for boating. Griving and fishing, Opem June 23. Rates $2.508 day, $10 to $15.0 week. EP. WALKER & CO., pro- cheatra of 2: 3 lect & ‘Ney Ris Schl ag 2 wr in 10 to 12 am. and 3 to S _jel¢2m__ SCHLECHT & aT. CHARLES, ee ae 3e10-2m JONAB Woo ON, Ja Li ees ARLINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Ocean End M ave. _m16-3m JAMES 8) a eater prietors; W. A. Walker, Manager; H, L. Banks, late of U Ning iS ATL. Adams House, Boston, Steward. m30-eo2m Unobstructed ocean vie Fe SALE—A COTTAGE aT py NAN- z Ket, Bnely : 300 feet from the ooram: Now 3 esr d some x4 ° & ROBERTS & sone, ETO fect deop; 7 rooms: batier's pantry; two 7 COLONNADE, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3, ‘Opens July i, Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates. Per week—14 Ist floor, $12.50 2d floor, $10 34 floor. ‘The house renovated in every it New Dining Room, Kitchen and Office, Tools: femives of Seo Dr. EDWARD 0. FLAGG. ContmantaL HOTEL, MABRAGAKSETT PIER, 2.1, : Kew Carpote, Matting and Beda, WiLL OPBH JULY 1. b repy mormeneney hs gheermetey hoaney ft atnd eer UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. my22-2m CLARK ¥. SCOFIELD, Manseor, may occur. The constables who were dis- | _%19-1m 1. C. RINES, of the Elanere, = Tee eae age ee hes eines gomnection | "Poets cadet wicker ora teed Merah, al Da SoRR Maree AND NEW BRUMSWICR wit e present troubles are petitioning the | moa x t a s - hg td Ruthoritios for reinstatement sf T10-dm JONKPH R. BORTOX, Propeietes iiBe lees LTA erent ‘The officials decline to tarnish any informa- | VME ELKTON, OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE | rR rn WiREGe fee ee Ae ee tion whatever With regard to the events which ante City, . J: Sud of. san. occurred inside the How street station, or to| Qhtw all the year, mare. 8. wie. | noon for ockland, Keckport, Safa eGucdepert tad talk about the affair at ull. It is known, how-| === —— = Beugor. j Geupections for Rorthora and” kantera gosh duty at ea hteneem ales reused to | "PM Row open. Blam bee gaan pbs pent eoutenlent ad enjoyable ronte for we. on duty at first, intending to carry out their Mra, M. J. RT, : 4 Arce Sesign Of 8 general and absolute strike. Bat it | mrs-2m Late of Wether. Sion ap Laxton al resorts 1s Meta believed majority yielded to threats HE LANSDA: xcursion tickets ut reduceu rates. of immediate as ts Ae percoslan of aay CRowapens “Gndie noe eae niantto City,"| , Steamers leave. Hier, 18, 2, B. Bete foot of Maiden their soperiers, who preferred to Keep themon | miS cos 7m Uaor ney manes = xa be pureed at Lowe lates. force, ey ha ni reserves: "ay wa fuformation Im attendanco and could have supplied. the | (LE MESEGUA, ATLANTIC CH, WJ. — ¥_ RARER © GU. Poort, waar, places of the strikers without delay. At all | Comualiocation. Hefpratshed,” Under new may2S-¢0m Sevan 2 New vork, events, after some time the men decided to re. | Ment, Everything Brét-ciass, ior eicular ———— Main at their posts, and so the threatened trouble was passed over. —eoo——_____ Excuarstox ro Lunar Caverns. —A personally eonducted excursion tothe wonderful Caverns of Luray is announced by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for Wednesday, July 9. The special train will leave B and O. station at 8:30 am, and reach Washington on return at9p.m., allowing four hours at the Caverns, Dinner can be procured at the famous Luray Inn for 75 cents, The round trip fare will be $8.50, and as the number of excursionists will be limited to 150, those desiring to take the trip should call early at B. and O. ticket offices, 619 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and secure seata, No oxtra charge for reserving seats in advance. bag —_—-—_ FITTING OUT THE CRUISERS, The Philadelphia to be Fitted Out— Pushing Work on the Newark. ‘The cruiser has not been formally accepted by the government, but probably will be this ' deeces fatestbesetekiekiises og ‘ebctis' TL eo eG ee ee : = Fels [lc apse = A f if, | H [3 idl Bee 4. E | role Hh YAP iG mT ie tits Ra aoa 5 eT ow one ove. Bw, HE REA) iE DE TLANTIC secorm 7H fescott & above New eet bre sPUE UNITED oTATES HOTEL, ag th, ee Finest Hotel om the coast, Now open, W. & ANDERSON, _myl?Bue ‘Maneee. year. south. Pesssnsor point BE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY. W, = ee ee mJ. Ac" Ba ie Perce AP EV icronra. Family: fronting on Ocean, EE DOR. JURTEENTH BEA@ON, AT | —— ‘TS. DORADO, FO! TH x, Circo Retsen imeantame eceweey Sales | Fan eee = rte g Bt | RE Sie iY Clernebury, ; Private x — ) —— tr ES, meroved and mewiy a i ‘MOTR. Berkeley telexrap! INDSOR [Gs—80 MILES W ‘trom Wesbingices W. Ma Ret 1000 tock No mosquitos; put FINANCIAL ser: jena, orchards, Aids re milk, tee, tables tee Soc y xe a [fee Bicteach LOS: p= ai sik, JX ®. comsox. “as Wi MACARTE —_ SUMMER RESORTS. _. jnetee a E OBDAN WHITE SULFUR Ge ATLANTIC SL atieie om sumater’ ge cai aande'l Gave wanes "ST Pee gare ee Ed cause cre site ome yards from surf; bathing accommodation free: 2d are. aud Kinases st ee ued table and pleasant rooms," Chesce poapte, as ir: wee | on principal drive ane view. Mea N. ‘27-1 - corner Pacific and Atlantic City, = a =— ae GOTTAGE, 123 KENTUCKY AVE, Az. SEASIDE-JERSEY COAST. mu* ES Aleit cig. Si enartheuech: Termsmodeem | FFOTEL OORa NIC iranian oe oes HEAT OO. SS _#28-1m _Mrs, MELA BUICK, Proprieter. ete! abbot ‘ B= HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. | heer =o. L. | ecuveptepeen sek eee = . :. fr Nt UNE SS itso Sagan snd Furcons; terme eee E een... eae vote ore m2 Fe 2s Fon soe ance (CosenEss arr, tee tmprovemonta Se Bebe re ee ES Sithow beard, beoudial aruetien, hee oulerber od i a’ ie. ‘deate aprings witht “30 yards: teens ec Opel TARA CAPE MAY, &. 3 JRO™ ERS NGS AND MENRRAL BATES | mie Talnat aol sade tages ee ¢{ The cootest polat on the island facing inlet and ctean Bans the Freie mer deine. “the tat | JR Ghent Rory MOUNTAIN. BOX, Thrncetowne’ on te =, ak : : Accommodation SOU guests, Supericr table ee bier.. So ned ty same Soret Sag hoe Sesep Weahungcon, wit 0 | FARES, RUSE. CFE -POcRTE Rated yom Peon ree <> elas JaMes a stevemsm {SUNS ‘a8 PRATT. ese, July 20. ‘calfent Soy. = g HaMILTOR. = _ irtetor, a . . . + \e canara, rae ioe | =) Meare RaeeS _my6-Sm Ct a i eaALaNTiC Bs Cotetn REMODELED AND ECD JR ocernie anuines x Write for prospectus, pitim | Re HOTRL RARLINGTOR. By ICSE Beene nergy | Pee snitsientniagat ianpedans MT. VERNON. Pacific ave. nest Ohio, New open. seed: able appointments, cuisine a erine UaR ecoan roome, Large pinzza overlooki J = PR na ene ‘ESTABLISHMENT. Say, Ro Bier Neuse cathe ised wes Sac, Fe.208 prices Sorewt of house aod particalare: GAMERS MOOR” | 2 tong Aud Dost office ai,© Yor information, Miustrated pamphlet, dinerams, | Pcoum = oars (Odédrese 2 BARLL, owner and proprietor. HOW wae. arcorric ats, KL cemeioe Ow OPEN. 14” Directly on tp ae ates SPRING! RA om &. m8 LEXDS & LIPPINCOTT. aS aT. aidines USTED BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, K.3— sate ery crented igectcns wil ‘oven for guests EASONABLE BOARD NEAR JOR Ee sem, motors, “Seat tame Pecife ave, Fike Is ison a ss R Sprmze; camvetient te dent and ‘apa0-3u snd Tonnes aaPA a Davie Lo%6 anes ILLES OF SERRA LA wiged Sddress, Mrs 3. ‘asHING OTEL CHET WOOD” — (tt... a jo anid near the famevn WATEING G Depot, Frederick Go. Va oe Sarre Soe Atiantic City, N.3. Soren OPENS USE 21. ie ee cmipess = yy Se LAnge Ok HOUSE GODT Law ire hice tea paeags | Wnbtoradingadenn Bg ocr et ee See eee owen, Mat ae boneni 2 SSEWE prppere | Batt, Acer ieee Ses hdr, ‘Adarem SPiiSO Bali Aiomamarie We Aki myS-an,w0-90t_ N.Y Oflice, Mcoopotnoen ER TR ae Ton uberaL pores seetoa | 5 10S SEINE Thon, TODINE and SULPRER weters | Sanoet moves, suf org Charming walks and drives, pure} ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS iv teeemen: coins BS ease Ho GE ‘ASD sunverons, Fi a 1G. Convenient to Lake, Camp and Qoeam, mmy3e-neceth Wie Tqwes, me ee ea = 3 |. HOWELL, pormakper T.! Survey Hi iertiecgeanectigar gree onset, nice ke penal Price to Fumilien jae SULPOE SPRINGS, BATH 60. va. ginbeonal street excetatoue ta Weak lamy im Vermenits & on - m . = DWIN A. GREENOUGH, Kogivest F.C. and PRR m7 ALEX. M, OPPENHEIMER. soe COLErLER pout datigint ou the contiment oa ond E + a ‘ eres gyecite tor, Gont. Kheumstism, Sciatica and | Top 2 a ~~? oo I — VEW OTE Tbe orcl curesement fine Bal Geter "od venoms ‘oh aries a ice te haved Ont. % y h Oc5caa ele is. 3. GI BR Manewer Consultacions eo Grover Sc J. SOBERH WHITE: Propeition ek oes | eee aibuin apniten Baberose Proven ltiphose Gob CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING 1418 F ST. 5 Ww, Bankers ed deaters & Goverment Benda and baltimon void. 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