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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

~The hrst cargo OF emigranu direct from
Germany arrived In Oharieeton, =. G., on
Thursday last. they were ls2 in number and
the citizens were much excited over the mat
ter.
- rhs wiilimantic (Oonn.D Temperance
Society are going % furnish the tavern-keep-
ers OF that town with q list OF the confIrmsd
drum kards. accompanied BY q request thai no
liquors may be sold thsm.
D Another abominanon has come 70 lisn.
in the management Of the Western House OF
Refuge at Rochester, N. " the Supe-in ,sr-
dent OF which 10 drunkard and am usss h,rn-
self by pounding and straping the boys vnsr-
ever ne 10 In bad humor
U An organization OF Southern lao,ss m
reoucsd circumstances has been formed Sc
evsral large contracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05
Proposed Removal Of the Cap,,a,

DENVER, COLORADO, Dec 5.-The House
passeda bill by % senteen majo rity reno VIM
the capital TO Denver. 1t Will pass the Coun.
Gil to- morrow. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

Jks-B D. BRIGHT was a candidate fer Speak
or OF ihe Kentucky Legislature, which met last
Monday, but having no prospect OF an cleo
non MS name was Withdrawn. Times have
changed win Jesse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

TIE WORKING PEoPLR.-It is announeeo
that, beginning to-day, the cotton mills a.
Newburyport. Massachusetts,, will run only
on three-quarters time. The Trades Assem-
bly, OF Chicago are going 10 open a course OF
Tree lectures 10 Workingmen this season. This
is capital idea, n the lectures are made
practical snd sensible. Our latest ad vices
from England state that the iron makers in tne
North OF England have gwen notice 20 tneir
men OF another reduction In wages. and % u On
distress 10 anticipated. The English pournsls
also mention remarkable scene, thai vas en-
acted lately in the London home o0Ice a
deputation appointed al q meeting of vorsmen
At Clerkenweli, London. 70 In nterceoe for the
lives OF the condemned fenians O. Manebes-
ter. waited on the home Secretary 10 present
ne memorial. Being denied IN audience, they
held an extempore meeting in one OF The ante
rooms OF the once, where. Il appears, they
avowed their intention ofsstunpins" England
20 tnname the lnsh Population, and also to
hold mass meetings. The london papers re-
earo tne anair as an evidence OF the spread o.
repueIicanism In England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

To BB MUSTERED OCr-Among the oficers
OF the Veteran Reserve corps connected with
the Fresdmen's Bureau, IN the First Military
District,( Virginia who will be N ustered out Of
service on he first Of January, Iste, In accord
ance with Gen Grants recent order, are the
following Gen o. Brown, Richmond; Capt
McNnlty, Culpeper; Capt. j. A. Mcdonnell
Winchester, Capt. q. X Chandler. Winch es ter
Capt Z H. Ripley, Front Royal; Lieut. J. T
Il Hall. Shenandoah; Second Lieut. WiIliam
Shields Fairfax Lieut. :. Il. Smith, Loudou
Second Lieut.. w s. Chase, warrepton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

OYSTER HOUsK DOWNING" OF New YORK.
announces In q letter to tue HeraId tha, ne :
coming TO Washiugton- not In any rsprese ata.
i've capacity, not as s IoboJ ist. not even as &
politieian, bot 20 cater TO the receptions"
usually given here by mem bers of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

That "BLAcK CAT'-WHo SOLD TIE MES
sAGs'-The Baltimore .Imlrieaa, of this morn
ing says thar early on Monday morning that
paper received Geographic dispatch of which
the following Is a COPY:
.' II" AshINGTOS- Dec. 2.-Falf0a, AstsricGu -
Would you receive exclusive copy OF Message
by telegraph for morning papsri what would
ycu pay Answer quick Ev.Ss1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

MARX TWAIN, in his lecture on The Sand
~icn lslands, offers 20 snow how the c.npt.
balls eat their food, If some lady Will hand
hin 4 baby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

Meeting Of Wholesale Liqusr Dealers.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star;
b NEW YORK, Dec. 5-A meeting of whole.
sale dealers In alcoholic spirits In this city was
held last evening, when resolutions fayoring
the repeal of onerous revenue laws were
adopted. 5. s. Cox addressed the meeting,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

SocIETY--It is given out that among those
who Will enter tain handsomely in Washing
ton this winter Congressman Pruyn will not
be surpassed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

kssIsSED--fesierday,H Hon. Jno. w. Stokes.
Cnief CLERK OF the Department Of Agriculture
who, since the deceass OF Commissioner Isaac
Newton. has been Actlng Commas onsr, re-
signed has position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

JOHN l. CAUsriN, a eolored man, formerly
messenger in the House of Represepta,iyes
ard a native OF this city. went to tos Sonth
after the war and located in Georxia on
Monday he was in this city. and was can.
Gratalatsd By his friends on beng eIe.tsa .
seiega's 10 the convention Of Georgia, soop u
assemble. IL Is represented by several xep.
tenen who have heard him, th1, John ts a
huent and eloqIeR; speaker, equal IL uss SUI
perlOr 70 RsmoDa and Pred Dcnria...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

THE CREATIoE-From the late pressure
upon our columns We have been uaable 10
make menuon OF the remarkably successful
performance of Haydn's Orstorio OF the Gre
alton oy the Philnarmonic Society at Nsrze-
rott Hail on Tuesday. Ii was q matter OF
pride 10 all present that Washington city
could present this grand composition of
Haydn's on a scale Of such effectiveness in all
The departnents-solo, chorus and orchestra
The solos were by Mrs. II. G. Butts, soprano:
Mr- George Simpson. tenor. and Nr. J. +.
Winch, bass. DIR. j y. Caulfield welded the
baton; Mr.. T. Rosenberg lead the orchestra,
and Miss Ann Howard performed the piano
accompaniments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

MRS. LISCoLS's WARDROBE as been as the
public Will be glad TO learn, withdrawn from
sale. A good many vulgar people visited the
exhibition, IL Is said. but few sales were
made-to their credit be it recorded. In short
the failure 70 raise the wind by ar old cIo'
auction appears 10 have been as signal as tn
attempt was disg gusting and humiliating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

No CONTRACTORS IN DIcxABBR The pub
Bic debt ssa'emen. for this month will, 1, is
understood, shcwa considerable in crease over
that OF last moyi;n, in consequence OF the
heavy paymesse during the month as intsres,
on the S-20's due November Is. ul,., som,
s2s, ,ooo, cO0 IA coin in amount.
The Secretary of the Treasury has the refore
decided, We are authorized 20 STATE, that there
shall be no contraction OF legal tenders during
he month OF December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

Hon HORACE CAPKeN, OF illinois, the Few
CoEmissioner of Agriculture, entered pou
the discharge OF lis duties YES tsrday and from
his experience and acknowledged ability. l. is
expected that under his eff cient supervision,
he Agricultural Department will be even more
beneficial 70 the great farming interests OF the
country 'han II has been hitherto LAST eve.
hibG I umber Of the friends Of Col. Capron
called upon hin a. his residence. on +. near
18th street, and rendered e. I'm a ssrerade The
party was cordially received by Col. Capron
and his accomplished lady, and after yarra-
fins OF collation., some time was spent IN
social conversation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

A PUBLIC Loss--The lovers OF improved
stock everywhere viii be sorry to hear OF the
death Of Mr. RObert Ateheson Alexander, which
sad event took place at Lexington, Ky, on the
lst inst Mr.. Alexander was one OF the most
accomplished and wealthy citIzsns OF Ken
tpcky, and had done more Iattsrly toward the
Improvement of horses and cattle than any
nan IN the country. 80 that his death may
properly be regarded as public calamity His
farm in Woodford county was also e marvel
Of perfection, such as rarely seen in the Uni.
ted States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

THE WHITE House "A number Of visitors
were al the Executive Mansion to day, and
many had an interview with the President.
Among those who called this morning were
Attorney General Stanbery, Secretary Sew
ard, Representatives Ross and Marshall, and
Ex-senator Cowan.
INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

THR SENATE FINANCE CoNMITTRE met this
morning and had before them the nomin alton
OF Hon. Edmund Cooper. 70 ee Assistant Sec.
retary of the Treasury. and General John f.
Mulford, Collector of Internal revenue for
Richmond. Both names were laid over tor
the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

lNPHAcENENr.-Tbe House galleries were
crowded rgain to-day in expectation that the
impeachment seetion would come up, bat nj
20 5 p. m il lad not been reached, and there
IS little prospet, thar IL will De brought up TO-
day. The aun.impeaChere argrc fsvorasly
from this delay OF The friends Of impeachment
TO put 1t on ,ae cracs.
p. S-MT. Boutwell, opened the irlpea ach-
ment debate a. o o'clocG. He has two hours to
finish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

THE HOUSE COMMITTEES on Manufactures
held meeting yesterday. the first during the
present eession. II is the intention of Hon d.
j. Norrell, of Pennsylvania, the chairman.
WHO'S himself largely Interested in m anutac.
:ures, to have many matters referred to this
Committee, which have heretofore been con-
sidered by the COMMITTEE Of Ways and Means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

INTERNAL RsvESUE.-The receipts from
this source o-day were s75I,IJ62s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

CONVERSION OF REGISTERED BONDS INTO
CoUPoN BoNDs.-Mr. Anthony troduced in
the Senate to-day bill which was referred
70 the COMMITTEE on Finance authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury, TO issue upon such
terms and under such regulations as he NAV
from time TO time prescribe. coupon bonds in
exchange for and in lieu of any registered
bonds, whica may have been, or NAV hereafter
be lawfully issued. such coupon bonds TO be
similar in all respects 70 the registered bonds
ISSUED under the ac,s authorizing the is ne OF
the registered bonds offered for exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-05

1T Is UNDERSTOOD that the Senate judiciary
Committee viii reach a final conclusion on
Saturday next, in the case OF Hon. Philip r.
Thomas, Senator elect from Maryland 1t
seems probable that the committee Will report
in favor OF admitting Mr. Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
EARr1srs, rUXp eocIErY.

The eighth annual sale of paintings and statu-
airy Of the Artists Fund Society win take place at the
salesrooms Of Leayi strebe'gh Co. on Saturday even
ing the 2st inst and tho collection will be exhibition
in their galleries, Clinton Ham, Astorpace, day and
evening. until tho sale The collection is composed Of
about 100 original works OF cabinet size The object Of
these sales B TO create fund devoted 20 The relief OF ant
lists Jon distress and Of widows and orphans Of deceased
members; ana an that respect . differs from the Iumor-
picture sales which mainly for The benefit Of for
en and domestic dealers, and I'm which the artists have
O interest whatever We take pleasure in directing the
attention OF the lovers Of 10 these works, many OF
which would De desirable holiday gifts Tho Sncloty has
had annual sales ana has distributed 10 Tho widows
ana orphans ~ It's members. and in other charitable
ways, moro Than $780, and We Upo the present sale VIII
enable 10 10 meet efficiently the calls which OF necessity
must bo made upon IL during the coming year. Among
The artists whose names figure 900 the catalogue arc Hunt
IugtOn, kcusttt Ieutze. Castelar,. Hubbard, HiCE9,
BoushtgD, barley, Nhitucds.. a..d D. y. brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
THE RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEETING


As the annoyances and disadvantages OF the
restrictions recently imposed by the monopoly" upon
the Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad become more
apparent the bitterness engendered among the people
whose interests are Immediately affected thereby Is In
tensned and Indignation meetings In opposition thereto
become more frequent and enthusiastic. The latest and
largest 81 these gatherings met at hed Bank
on Monday evening. leighton Han V-s crowded
with good citizens who called upon Dr. James ii. Pater
10 preside. and appointed MT H. b. Masters secre-
tary Mr. Dorsey GaTdners article In the current mum
Der OF The Round Table read Mr. John TOrrey, Jr,
was the first speaker He gave clear statement OF
present grievances aud suggested means Of redress He
SAID that In the light OF past experience ne saw no
reason FOR hope of help from the Courts o. the
agitation and the importance OF sending good men TO the
Legislature. Mr. James Broadmeadow spoke OF the I'M
past year. and OF the astonishment and regret with when
the community had heard Of the action OF the Court OF
Errors and Appeals He alluded 10 the inconvenience ana
suffering which must be experienced II the injunction Is
not removed and said that any great expectations OF
sisance from the State authorities were hey 20 nc
disappointed lie knew OF 10 other OF 9eIter Ne3
than ask help Of Congress. The Rev Dr Mclahe su
that marked progress had been made eYeywher inaL
fest under the new management OF tn9 roao' l3
had advanced This advancement could not De checked
but 20 the whole country. The Rev Mr. I'M lOTCd laIh
ho tried live by faith, but not by fath IN the NeWJer
sey Legislature. The Camden ana AmDoy nave Nuihlng
WAYS and In times past representatives nave Deen
susceptible Mr. John APPRECIATE SAID that unless faOa
comuIuncatoncOudb be resumed between Port Monmouth
and Philadelphia, a country comparatively WortuiesS
because inaccessible would take the place OF that now
growing fertile farms; that the thriving villages
snTingg mn a along the line would fail, and that in
view OF these facts the duty OF every person
who has the permanent prosperity OF tho whole country
at heart TO speak and speak loudly, so
the strong national arm for the protection OIL the OPP
pressed Resolutions enbodyng the sentiments OF the
speakers were adopted with unanimity committee
was appOnted 10 wait the Legislature, anu III case
OF failure there TO memorable Congress-. committee
also appointed to net IN concert win sniiar commit
tees in other parts OF the state to circulate petitions
among the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
PETROLEUM AND MINING 81
SAILS.
,cEs, Quart IIIU
{ waikiki Lead
/ Co.'s 60
TUESDAY, Dec. 1T. N.

Gold closed at 1884, The clearines at the Gold Tx
change Bank were sCj,l7O0o0 and the balances
$685. 76O
Government stocks are firm and upOn some issues
higher. The defeat Of Mr. Buffers attempt 10 repu-
date the National debt gives confidence TO hold
ers. and disconcerts foreign spectators. vino at-
tempted TO trade upon the supposed want OF common
honesty in the American people. Quiet purchases OK
5-2os of 1862 have been made to-day by parues
"shor" upon the idea that bonds arc 20 be sent from
Europe for sale Missouri 6s rose I per cent Inc
Fxpress stocks are higher and active, Merchants
Union selling at.S9, and Adams at CO. Faclho Aa'i
lower, selling at 12ll The Railway share llst Is i"'
with an active business in the leading STOCKS Ere
Michigan Southern, Rock Island, and Cleveland ana
Pittsburgh for the moment claim the attention. VI
speculators Aftor the call the market was Llu' Az
tbe second Board the share market was very actve.
and higher prices paid upon several shares Lne'
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and Michigan Southern
were in active request at fn prices. The adyanceln
Erie was caused by rumors that the trunk roads had
agreed upon the policy in regard to commissions on
freights and passengers If upon the mere
hint of these reforms such desire 20 buy IS
shown. brisk times and higher prices may be looked
for when these rumors are an assured fact lEat
they will be made there is little room to doubt AT
tina advance there were some sales 10 rear
ize profits. but tho market closed hrla.
There is n steady demand for Railway mortgages al
which there are few Offering except those OF the
Pacific Roads These are steadily gaining IN pubhe
favor. and are passing into tho hands OF investing
narties. The sales of the Pacific Central reach
large monthly figure. giving with its earnings the
means OF extending it with great rapidity, WIN
reduction in its freight and passenger tariff. wnea
will be made as the road is extended its managers
are confident that it will enough to more than
fulfill their representations TO the bond and sh"ve
holders. While procuring the means for ITS compile
ton
Money is abundantiat per cent on call, ana more
is offered at this rate than can DO dsed. CommeIea'
bills are more salable, and there are many names
which could be placed at 7 per cent Paper net wen
known can only be used at high rates Tue approach
ing quarterly statement Of tho banks ana the ue-
mands growing out Of The settlement OF the years
business, will probably be met without disturbing
the market The sluggish movement OF cotton an"
the early return of capital from tho West leaves hs
banks much stronger than was anticipated be'orS
the marketing Of the crops commenced The DahAs
after three months Of active business, show an IN
crease in their surplus of reserve of SO0OOO as VIII
be seen by the following table
Freights-To Liverpool. LOO bales Cotton al DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
THE TuIRD-AvE. HOMICIDE.

At the Twenty Police Station yes
terday Coroner schirmer continued the investigation OF
the circumstances attending the shooting OF Henry wen
fenbaoh IN the saloon at No S9 Thrdaye on election
ntoht number OF witnesses were examined, but none
could identify either Of the accused as OF the attachns
party, and verdict was nc length rendered ny the %
some person or persons 10 them unknown Inc nccuH'u
John Jones' John McGinnls aud David flahertJ' "oio
discharged from custody,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
SECOND BOARD.
DEPARTMENT..

GOyERNBIENT DEPARTMENT
IS $40 Cou '62 u IS 1881 Reg ~ 81 lO4O Coup
1000. small l07 55O0......l07sl ls,Oy0.......lO
$4,000. .........l0Si e S6s5-20 Reg 80 IA
10000. $50 l07hl 1900 .........10ILi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

Mr.. Jefferson Davis is now Mt West River
Md "a few miles from Baltimore where ne vi" remain
until February.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21
EaccaEYy INTELLIGENCE.

srpprS rEArn or Az ED.ron-Mr. Thomas J. wisf,
one Of the associate Editors 81 the brooklyn Daily rs
futdcny asthe residence 81 his mother, es john
son street. last Thursday night No eau has boon
slcucd fsr his death Tn. decea ~ was . writsr Of
nsderahle sbi,y, was a6ous thirty years " ego and
unmarried. Na eN NsNnN
DoArD or Assrs>ors.-rhs CITY msmbors OF ths Beard
Of sspcrvsors Yesterday afternoon or the purpose
a elactng two 20 al vacancies Tho follow
inc named persons were nsoposci sysshs Mayor from
whom 10 make asaeciou:--f;o5sr' !. Lackey. Jsmss
Jcnrisn, John Ross, Francis McGrssh caspsr Urban,
william T. Iawrcrcs and y. shcaron. A IL ssq1ysd
two-thlraa vote 40 ma~e chosce II any. wp aUf -
X shorr prop fccrsct the requisite number,
toe DCara adJccrnc1 wishodt filing The vacancies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21
TIE BRoozLYy MYSTERY.


CorsirussIsn sf sh~ Inquest.
Tho fh day's procscdnxs. cesors Coroner Lvnch 80
Tire Jury touelng the mysterious circumstances attend
Ing tho dcath u Mrs Elizabeth Fsii ana hsr daughter
Jepnlc conclded about tsf-r,st lys o'ock last
evening Without terminating tho examinntfon of wis
nesscs or Indeed. any wav dspelt1g shs darkness
with which TIE case.s enveiop,L Tue arss wnrcss on
the sand vas Mr. Rebrrs Dscd who TESTIFIED tina, The
eay part Of September lasss sra FAN called ~
as store No MS iarsc street. ami desired o. be
some ararlmenis which he had lst 40 $50 Al
street, she nanLnned while looking throseh he
that would probably have ern,lsusn boardsr.
which witness al approve or; Mira Fan rsfsrsd
him 20 person ia Madison s;rsct Nov York. for refer
erce Is 70 Tue or hsr ebaracssr; witness
wcas 10 ,hs person Indicated ~ her but from what he
iesrnsd bio sssisnsd and Fsiused 70 rsas
Mr. wya.a D.rr,', rssld.os = E,ss rhirs-. ar.s
r,np,oved IN h.s hoaso I'm thc capscaty ~ nurse ~
sp,embs- lasi and shat ~A.ls stopping lheFs te1
hin SIC ssd been fc.owed ~ Ms Price, who threat.
ened hsric ana that shs BAD eecs wssned Wy snotass
Rsaadsrasn John narr Or tho Fary.ars prruncs -
ina ~ srn iesAs 70 his having hnArd 81 hs death %
Ma Eta seth gs and her daushcr whlIs attire sasIca
house. The morning Of December o. BY M dob ssen,
s2 % Asns ,ss sa :so ne sns,ss q ne
winners then proceeded tn explain she position In which
bodies wsrs iyinr (which has previously been svsn
mr. f .se 4 Ss arsx store n wsssd rss wSs
taking NJ Price 20 ths station hoss ns vsmarked
70 witness ihM " ww 100 Dad Mrs. fali was dead, and
Tia; shs vas hts rrncnrl wness 10 Inc sorcs suit.
witncss observed quaDttv on wood. afsacy cut Up,
Law ng besds hc stovs. ~ ready v kn1S me nrs wss
Jonn y Cook being tnsn sworn, TESTIFIED thss hs re-
sdof on fkiaer street, near Troy avenue knew Mss.
Fall aud Mr. PrcD. the d@csossd ea9 nur<sr mr. rrlce
dnrins she inns ~ suernG from shsosss % We
back " lie neck about s~o ears A. ME- FAa We -
sse hsoN Of eoiag mo w1tBcsr sfoe which wss AZ
into wl'ncss aud tod him n - eneted masBse
that shs had bc4n threatened ~ hrr. Frsce whom
10 homo shs STAYED Dr. Pficen Mofo snt nexe
morning tosd witness that had slept - Ito oha s
night: The rrissay before Mr& Fe'i1 death NJ rrieo
sai Be t!d MOI knoo wbst Ne eosii - Mr. Pan wns
takes away. snss wbhs witness s1d y. Pvcs we're
10 conservation Ans hs fesmss sas1ea y - dssssss
4ss ccroasr sAspeS,osvse6 ~ isQvss smu nssSAs
evening s hs'.rssE ssvsM s'eeek. 'H etaN Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21


tlAsTED-lN A WHOLESALE HOUSE. a GENrEEL
w boy kbout e u to az enan1s: Who
lives IN bs par-utA Addfess, Ia wriung q Applicant
box 2.l53 Fost onlco ~" "
yVANrED-A MAN or EXPERIENCE TO TAkE
w or the kone binck Of sugar 10
Gnery. Must have knowledge Of Chemistry - appled
theeetn Give reierouces address boz 3u Pest onces
baltimore. Nd
w ASTzD-A NAV IyTHE MEAT AND PROVISION
w business. With SOD 10 $50; doing GOOD busness;
10 lscd dUnbs good Apply ~ Is Atlantic
street, Brovkiyn. near ferry.
yJyAxTED InMEoIArELY-A YOUNG MAN IN A
w Pheasant permanent stuzton. who command
from 920 20 $tc; good salary Trustworthy young
Address u. n. L., herald once. $500
------. :. =