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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03

DAY evening, October 6, to which we ia-
! vie az soldiers and sailors, their mott-
ers, wives and daughters, for whom Seat8
will be reserved."
| The following persons are appointetj n
Finance Committee to solicit aid to de-
fray the expenses OF our next meeting:
Col. j. V: Guthrie, Captain ). s. Wise.
Captain p. q. Way, Captain J. j. HiS.
bee, Major J. A. Remley, Major l.. q.
Stephens, Captain J. A. Thompson.
The Irish Hayes and Wheeler Central
Club was organized at Hopkins Han
last evening. Mr.. George SWeeny was
elected Chairman pro tenn. A Commit
tee on Permanent Organization was ap-
pointed to report this evening. All
Irishlnen sympathizing with the party
OF progress are invited to attend gen.
eral meeting to be held this evening ut
HOPKINS Hall at 80 O'Clock.
The old Carpet-baggers will hold a
meeting at Hopkins Hall this evening,
for the purpose of reorganizing and
turning out in the parade next Friday
night.
This evening at Clifton avenue and
Matthews and Aaron F. Perry are 70
| speak.
DEMocRATIC.-This evening Hon. E.
j. Ellis, of Louisiana, and Judge Hoad.
ly, of this city, will address the citizens
of Cincinnati at Robinson's Opera-house.
Mr.. Ellis is member of Congress from
the New Orleans District, and is one OF
the most eloquent speakers of this
country. The following meetings have
been arranged for this evening:
At Town Hall, New Haven. Speak.
ers-Hon. II. B. Banning. l. M. Jordan,
Esq, and q. w. Gerard, Esq.
At NeWtown, Anderson Township,
Speakers-Hon. Milton Sayler, e. W.
Baker, Esq, and James Molony, Esq.
At Weller's School-house, North Pre-
cinct, Symmes Township. Speakers
John Johnston, Esq, and Thomas 3.
Paxton.
At Biddinger Settlement, two miles
above Harrison. Pole-raising at 4
O'Clock. speakers--J. r. McGaIrg,
Daniel z. Dean and George II. Lundy.
This evening, October 3, Seventeenth
Ward Tilden and Hendricks Club viii
meet at their hall to transact important
business.
The Ninth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club will have special meeting tot
night at their hall.
The young Democracy of the Nine
teenth Ward will assemble this evening
at the old Headquarters, Third and Mill
for the purpose of organizing a new
Club, to be called the "Banning Guard"
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An Impertinent Interrogation.

For some time past it has been one al
| the duties OF the police officers of 81.
Louis to 60 to the various houses on
| their respective beats and ascertain the
| size, ETC.. of the hose used In sprilklinx
| the yards and streets. Out on Grand
avenue sturdy peeler had watched a
long time at the back yard of an arisse-
cratic mansion to try and obtain the
necessary information from the servaas
girl. But she didn'tappear, and, finaiig.
In fit of desperation, the officer walked
around to the front door and rang. a
moment later the lady OF the house her.
self opened the door. This rather stag
gered the officer, and without wsra 81
preliminary examination he touched
his hat and led off with "Good morning,
madam; called to inquire whas Kind OF
hose you uSew
"sirw said the astonished LADY, grow
ing about gaiter heel taller.
"Yes'm. Very disagreeable to trouble
you, but we have to make these tn.
quiries, mum. Duty you know"
"Duty, indeed, sir. You miscreaHtR
s'Beg pardon, madam. Perhaps ycu
don't use any hose. Pm very sorry but
don't know"
'sNot use any hosel Oh, you vil,iaus
abominable wretchl what do Ten
meanT
swell, perhaps IT'S rubber hose MAD,
am"
Rubber hosep she screamed. ssYOug1
"l mean what kind OF hose--'
sWeu, of all the impudencel"
81 ask thousand pard0ns, madam. I
see you don't know"
81 don't knowl"
"But here comes the kitchen maid,
She can tell me what want to Know
hSu9an. III YOU saw Onn wnrd ra thar
miserable brute Pill discharge vow. Sha
oan tell you, indeed, can she? I shouil
like to see her."
And so the officer had to retreat iinaIly
without accomplishing bis purpose.
The lady told her husband, the husband
few In rage to the sergeant, the sergeant
explained the matter, AND they bgrA
agreed that 1t was great outrage thsS
ought to be kept very quiet.
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FLASHES.

Work has been resumed in the Lehigt
pa. coal mines.
Elmira, N. Y, sends 81, 100 to the yell
low fever sufferers.
The residence of Henry Pierce, al
Lancaster, o., was entered by burglars
yesterday. ....
The st. Louis Fair opened yesterday
with large attendance and prospects
of very successful season.
A special from Williams town saws the
entire Sophomore class at Williams
College has been suspended for crush.
ing" Freshmen.
j. A. Ameling and Samuel Daily were
yesterday appointed delegates from the
New York Produce Exchange to the
National Pork-packers' Convention at
Indianapolis, on Wednesday next.
The family Of the venerable j John An
derson, OF Urbana, Ohio, eight in mum.
Der, arrived there Saturday from various
States OF the Union, aud, after pleas ant
reunion, were each better of by 81, ,OO0-
the gift of their father.
A San Antonio special to the Calves
ton News says detachment of Nc.
NelIy's Company, under Sergeant Arm
strong, attacked q party of outlaws on
Espanoza Lake, near Eagle Pass, and
killed five, wounded one, and captured
fifty horses and large number OF
cattle.
Two soldiers, names unknown, entered
the crooked house Of Minnie Kraedler.
Poplar street, st. Louis, late last night,
and became involved in q quarrel with
Lille Hammer and Lou. Stevens. Lille
picked ub poker and struck at one of
the men, when both drew their reyoly-
ers and fired simultaneously. One SOL
dier fired single shot at the barkeeper,
while his companion fired three shots at
the two girls. Lille Hammer, who is
twenty-tour years old, and the mother OF
q child, was shot in the abdomen, and
will die. Lou. Stevens was shot once in
the right arm and once in the right side,
btIt will recover.
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POIiticaEs

REPUBLTcAN.-Last night at a meeting
of the soldiers and sailors Of the Kan
awha Division Hayes aud Wheeler Club
the following resolutions were adopted
"Rssolved, That we, in the name Of
our organization, most cordially thank
Professor james 3, Murdoch for biz
mastery address aud MOST eloquent and
appropriate recitations, last Friday
eSepfng, and that we do assure him.
from the additions to our rolls, that he
has done much good to the cause in
which We are engaged. the cause for
which e. we hsggS fGnghts ~ and intend to maintain
Hayes and WAeeler.
"Resolysd, That We return our sincere
thanks to gho. Caslisle, Esq. tor pecuhi-
sry Assistance, aud to the Cincinnati
Times CQmpsnS for the large posters,
generously donated by them.
"ResoisSd, That we hold our next
meeting OF Pixies QDera-houss on F'j-
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FOREIGN.
CONGRESS OF woRKrNeMEN.

CONGRESS OF wORKINGMEN.
NEW YORK, October "a Herald ca.
BILE special from Paris says the Congress
of Workingmen opened last night. All
the great cities Of France were repre.
sented. The chief objects of the Con-
gress are to devise plans tor obtaining
higher rates OF wages for workingmen
and women, and share in Parliament.
ary representation.
CRITICAL SITUATION AT CONSTANTINE.
The Herald's correspondent at Con-
stantinople telegraphs shat the situation
there Is really very critical--rendered so
BY the inceHdiary character of articles
In the public prints. He thinks it urge mt
that an American feet be sent TO the
Bosphorus to protect the lives and prop
erty Of Americans.
A GREAT WAR PROBABLE.
LONDON, October 3.-The Earl of Gar.
narVon, speaking at Derby to-day,
stated that the prospects of peace iu
Europe are most critical. A great war.
he said, may now be In the balance.
A TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, October at ia re-
ported that Russia and the United States
concluded a treaty in August under
which Russia cedes the port of Oktots.
kin, Siberia, and the adjacent territory
on the shore, to the United States in ex-
change for iron-clad work to the value of
sixteen million roubles.
NOT GOOD PLACE FOR FUGlTIvEs,
LONDON, October Advices from
Barcelona state that Tweed's arrest, al
though there is no treaty between Spain
and the United States, Is mot without
precedent. One month ago an English.
man was arrested at Seville for efhbez-
element and shipped to England. Two
other Englishmen were arrested at Bar
celona and sent to England. The Span
lsh Governments has been in the habit Of
returning fugitives from Justice.
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family, dismissed; W. Munich and
Leonard Seibert. dismissed,

family, dismissed; W. Munich and
Leonard Seibert, dismissed.
Drunk and Disorderly-Wm. Brise
Charles Sherman, 50 each; Pat. Burk e
II. Tevelan, L. selyert, SO each; Maggie
Ryan, dismissed; Horace Maxim. $l5
Wm. Hutchinson, dismissed, jaime;
Dale, 80 days; VIM. Haspert, Henry
Lampe, So each; Pat. Tole, IS; Mary
OBrien, 60 days; w. Quinn, dismissed.
Assault aud Battery-Samuel Null.
Charles schepleff sr. and jr., continued
John Fay and John Brown, dismissed; ;
Michael Seaman, continued.
Petit Larceny-Joseph Ford, contin-
ued; Pat. Moran, dismissed.
Grand Larceny--Martin Kennedy,
bound over.
Vagrancy-John Murray, Matt. Cro-
gan, John Smith, Jas. Hunt, dismissed !;
Fred. Schmidt, 10 days.
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MUllett TrimIMnhN.

WASHINGTON, October .3.-The Secre
tary OF the Treasury has appointed A
b. Mullett, Disappearing Architect o.
the Treasury, Superintendent of the
Custom-houses at Cincinnati, Chicago
and st. Louis, and of the
Post-ottices at New York, Phlla.
delphia and Hartford, oompre.
hending the buildings originally de.
signed and commenced by Mullett, but
still incompleted. The object Of the
appointment is to secure the completion
Of the buildings according to the origina
plans, deyiated from by the late Super.
yising Architect.
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Minor Mentions.

New ORLEANS, October 3.-There were
six deaths from yellow fever here last
week.
NEW YORK, October IA $4,000 fire
occurred at Mt. Vernon, Chester County,
last night. Jacob Haftman's saw-mill
was totally destroyed.
BALTIMORE, Md, October 3.-George
Kuhn, a prisoner in the City Jail, at
tempted suicide by jumping to the stone
floor OF the Jail, distance Of forty feet.
He is alive, but was injured severely.
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Police COurr.

Miscellaneous-Richard Gordon, prac.
ticing trick game, SO-$5O; Ed. Connery
carrying concealed weapons, same
lettering, continued; Jas. bitty, mali,
oious cutting; same, malicious destruo.
tiop Of property, continued; Chas, Ken.
pedy, thief dismissed; Geo. Pahnlan,
a#ssp sn slsA dafsss tsR = dsas s soyaa sss
erty, eoptinpsd; Grant Butt, overload
iDa dlsmissed; Frank. Carney, abusing
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Postal Railway Commission.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 3.-The
Postal Railway Commission commenced
its inquiry here yesterday and examined
several experts relative to the postal
service. The session will be continued
to-day and tomorrow, after which the
Commissioners Will go to Nashville and
Atlanta.
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Connecticut Town Elections,

NEW HAVEN, October 3.-The Consti
tuttonal amendments were carried by
large majorities on small vote in this
city. There was no election for officers
held in New Haven Township.
Madison, East Haven and Wcst Haven
gave Republican majoritles for town
officers.
barley goes Democratic.
Reports Of the vote on the Constitu.
tional amendments are very meager, but
generally favorable,
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NaluFalizad.

The following parties were natural
ICED since our last report;
H. Tlmmers, Fl. Grimes, W. McMeekin,
F. Pieper, H. Warpert, B. Altenau, j.
Beckel, A. Kreimberg, D. J. Buckley, T.
Ellis, v. Ellis, L. Podesta, A. Berttng,
9. 2. Woods, G. q. Yaeger, T. Highland,
q. Ruthemeisr, q. Jetter.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

ENOR SALE - FARM -- Good farm of 9Tz
.T acres. situatcd i u miles from the railroad,
M Clermopt County; % acres in corn, 3 acres
10 potatees. 20 acres in meadow, balance In
pesture and snlafl crop. Farm in good order
Fill ssil farm and crop together on VERY EASY
lernia. A good chance for any one desiring Ii
se sS ESlnnt Val aos street. ASardss 6insinnas 81 ''Sr
iy2jdSiygW-S
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Marriage Llcemses.
The following marriage licenses v

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report;
Isidore Baer and Catherine Steiiel.
L. G. Robinson anu Jenny Poole.
A. Steinkamp and Louisa Lohrey.
g. Bleisch and Bertha Vogt.
JAS. McNulty and Mary Whalen.
Ernst Suhre and Louisa Tienarnend
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A club mans hard. times confession:
"I used to think 1t mean, few years
ago, to invite friend to dinner withUus
asking him what kind OF champagne he
would have: but now ask him wheShHs
he prefers beer, or--water." We haFe
touched "hard PAM"
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ton was opened last evening. The at
tendance was large, and the opening
ADDRESS was made by Mrs. Mary A.
LlVermore. The Association will be in
session all the week,
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AS the Saxon troops were on thar
way home from review by the EmpeE
Or William at Pulgar. near Leipsic. SEPT
.. colossal statue represen kia4
Peace, standing near the trium mini
archway at Leipsic, was struck by iiyat.
ning and thrown TO tha ground.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, Sd, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h. the U. S. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
A&asatsksa LYTLE, Ben. M. Merrlelees, Mas
1a4aaaNte ter. Freight received at all hours on
Wharf-boat, foot Of Vine street, K. NJ. Wade,
Superintendent
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MARRIED.

N-RoLLTNS-Atthe the residence
Of A. Davis, " East Fifth street. Mr. win
Pembcrton and Miss Ella Rollins, hotp of Lex
lngton, Kentucky. Ceremony performed by
Rev. Mr WeafI ats
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For MenDhiS.

WEDNESDAY, 4th, at Pm. POSITIVELY,
w. h. ANDY BAUM, H.v. vinton, Mas
ter. Apply on board, or to Royse
zaa3aaensAaAaA u Mossett, agts., on n. o. wharf
Aoat
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

l. overy TUESDAY EVENING, at W N. Penn
Hall, northeast corner Central avenue and
Eighth street, Visitors cordially invited.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, n. G.
H. G. POWERS, Perm. Secy. Tu-tf
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For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, 4th, ats P. NJ, POSITIVELY
NsE u ASHLAND. w. II. Kyle, Master
Apply on board, or to Royse & Mos.
AaaizzAset, w. S. Getty, Agents.
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For Evansville,

WEDNESDAY, 4th, s. P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
NJ \. the GLASGOW, Thos. Boluss, Mas
LSss$ ter. Apply on board, or to J. c.
ss'zazeasH Dormah & Co., Agents. No. Main
HtraaE
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For POnaroY.
For ChilO.
For Carr0lltOn,
For CarrOlItOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
49, T. LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill :
4a.$S dreth, Master. Apply on board, or
aaassss'm to G. W. Gorrlnge, Agent, 20 Vine
street,
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v. 1. Al DIRE v S,
TOMORROW "wednesday MORNING, Oc.
tOber a, 1876:

The following SPECIAL BARG AIMS. to wit
Striped and Plaid Fall Suitings, excellent
Qualities and dark fashionable styles, at 8,
12k, 10, 49, ~ and 2ac.
Plain 9-4 Alpacas, In splendid line OF
| shades, at Oc per yard; sold elsewhere at 25c.
Brocades, Matelasses, Servia Cloths, Kam-
| schatka Suitings. Graduated Stripes, &c. &C.,
| large and varied exhibition Of stylish ma.
terials, at 25c per yard; usual prices 20 to 35c.
Drap d 'Mitylenes, Dlagonals, Serges, Stripes,
4Oc.
Military Striped Mohalrs, Heavy Double
fold Poplin Alpacas, English Cashmeres, 60,
&C., ct 85c per yard; sold elsewhere at 40
and doc,
6-4 Cancels Hair, all wool, excellent styles,
at Soc per yard; same qualities sold last sea-
son at 81 90.
Handsome styles Tycoon Reps, for wrap
pers, at lSK and 16c per yard; regular retail
price 25c.
All-wool French Cashmere, in every fash
ionable shade Of the winter Of 1876, at 6Oc per
yard; worth &c.
Splendid quality English Cashmere, in
navy, blue, seal brown, London smoke and
myrtle green, at SOC per yard; cheap at CSC.
In addition to the Special Bargains emu
merated above We offer magnificent assort-
ment OF the finest goods imported to America,
comprising Sole Arabesque Madras, Cachemer
de Stctlienne, Military Striped Cancels Hair.
Brocades, Basket Cloths, Drap d Etc, Cash.
mereB, Drap dHiver. Drap d Alma, &C., &C.,
ranging In price FROM 81 per yard and upward
Ladies should not fail to see this Grand
Opening of Dress Goods.
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WOODS THEATER.

MISS GENEVIEVE ROGERS,
Supported by Frank. Il. Aikens Company In
th6 Society Drama,
MAUD MULLER.
, Next week--Charles Pope and Company In
She ''Gascon."
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Democratic Factions.

NEW YORK, October 3.-Committees
OF Tammany and Anti-Tammany Socie-
ties, of this city, met In conference
last night and agreed to vote on the
same basis that was adopted for the
Saratoga Convention.
This will give Anti-Tammany about
two-tifths of the Representation for the
city and county offices. The several
primaries will be held and Conference
Committee of the two conventions ap.
pointed, to determine the distribution OF
offices. NJ.
The Railroads and Trade.
During the last two months there has
been a marked increase In the amount
Of 4reight received and shipped over the
lines OF the several trunk railways rum
ming out of this city. The tonnage carried
within the time mentioned is much
greater than that transported during the
corresponding tWo months of 1875, and
appearances indicate that business will
continue to improve during the fall.
Raj llroad officials are unusually busy,
and officers OF all the roads express
themselves highly gratitied with the i'm
provement in trade, which they say is
an evidence Of the beginning of pros
perity throughout the whole country.
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w ANTED = PARTNER - A professor Of
w music with means is wanted to establish
2 musical Academy in city Of 20, 900 inhab.
P1tce. 3-3t
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W WANTED-W take home, or
w 60 out by the day. Apply at 6O7 Nam
street sgt
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RI fAgHHA Families or groceries in want OF
Ill EHEHx good Flour - warranted to give
HMHHN satisfaction can be supplied by
SVVaA going to the WEST EN- b MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES *. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman, se7-8m
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VA TANTED-TO BUY OUT-A physician
Nv in small village that has good prac-
tGe, in country with good roads; must be
able to prove lie has a goou business. Address,
with full particulars, Box 1876, Lebanon, Ohio.
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w ED-PARTNER-Wi $3.50, to en-
w gage in business established, take charge
Of Office and control it; pays largely: 10 the
night party liberal inducements offered. Ad-
dress g. W. e., Box lSl, Connersville, Indiana.
2-4t
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WANTED-PART engage in an
w enterprise that will realize $4,000 in the
next four months; $1,000 in cash required by
Thursday next; don't answer unless you have
the cash. Address REFERENCE, care Letter.
Barrier No. IA. 3-2t
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TOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4k-lb
I pillows. 81 each; $5-lh beds, s.; chdice
feathers, 55c per l5; Feathers renovated. g.
Aoon oc3-4tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
She great actress,
49,. MRS. N. P. BOWERS,
Supported by MIR. j. Z. MCCOLLUM, IN a
new drama,
DIANA; Or, LOVES MASQUERADE. e.
Ladies' Matinee Observation-Disclosures. Ad-
mission only 25c.
Thursday - Mary Stuart. Friday - Lady
ApdleY. .s. :
PIQUE.
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FOR SALE.

E7oR SALE - HOUSE Two story brick Of
4 five rooms and hall in Newport. KY; Will
sell or rent. Apply at northeast corner Sixth
and Lock, city. a.at
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
HATS AND EURS

At the lowesthgurea Try the well known hat
and fur house of GEO. TdILL & CO., No. tao
Vine street. oc3-l3tTu, Th&S
EJ Dyelng and Securing at Walkers, 81 IL. Sd.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- WANTED -RUY YOUR HATS OF
M MARTIN, at 40 W. Fifth ST. jyl5-tf
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house. auu pay for 1t very soon. You receive
Rfivilege of purchase. Fifty dwellings thus
erected. You can, il preferred, buy your lot in
small weekly payments There is no better
way to invest your spare dimes. For partlcu-
amy day or Tuesday evening. S&Tu
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NTANTED = TUATION - As chamber
w maid in private family or hotel; no OBJ
lection to the country. Call at 2s7 Court street.
2-2t
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wv ANTED SITUATION - By a middle
w aged woman as nurse, or general house,
work in small family. Address MRS. s., 6O7
Main Stree% 2-2t
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wv ED-sITUATIoN-To finish learn
w ing the timer trade; had two years. ex-
perience. Address b. HASSENBUSCH, 2e
Broadway a-2t
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w TED-sITU UATION-As trimmer in
wy millinery store, in Day on OF SPRING.
field; best OF references given. ADDRESS NJ,
Box 142, Urbana, O. 22t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ED-sITtATIoN-B exberienced
wv marble cutter, who has rare skin in de-
signing. Address STAFFORD, Box b65, city