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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-21
An Iowa Storm.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MUscATINE, Iowa, Aug. 2l.-The most vi
olent storm that ever ragged over this sec
ton, completed its work of ruin Monday
night. About o'clock black clouds gath
cred and the low rumble of far off thunder
caused all to seek shelter in a speedy man.
ner Soon rain fell in torrents and the
streets became a raging flood, carrying
everything of temporary character in its
surging waters. Continual and vivid
flashes of lightning illuminated the dark
ness, followed by the rush of waters and
crashing of timbers made scene wierd in
the extreme. The rainfall was four and
sixty-eight hundredth inches.
The heaviest loser is J. G. Hohel whose
three-story brick tailoring establishment on
Second street was partially carried away,
with the entire contents.
The first and second story of Williams
drugstore fell about the same time, the oc-
cupants barely escaping with their lives
Innumerable buildings adjacent to the
creek were flooded. The individual losses
are many and heavy in the aggregate. The
steamer Favorite, many skiffs and cribs of
lumber were torn from their mooringS and
carried away with the current.
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Flashes.

Mayor |. N. Dawson, of Warren, Ohio, is
dead.
The Seventh Regiment 0. N. G. is in camp
at Kenton o.
Alex. Freeand killed P, K Brennan near
Dalton City, III.
Captain L. Poland of the U. S. Army,
died at San Francisco.
Several of the Ottawa rioters were fined
and sentenced yesterday.
A man at Bismarck, D. T., sold his wife
to another man for $500.
Mrs. John Collinson was found murdered
in her bed at Deadwood, D. T.
Doc. Whartons house, near Cambridge,
Ohio, was destroyed by lightning.
Eli Sullivan, a farmer, fell from his wagon
at Wabash, Ind, and broke his neck
The wheat stacks of P R. Adams were
burned by tramps near Tecumseh, Mich.
young man named Conley was shot
while stealing watermelons at Middletown,
Ohio.
The Indians killed freighter named
Shelton McCaleb near Salmon City,
Idaho.
James Mcdonnell and Chas. Sharpe have
been sentenced at Mauch Chunk to be
hanged.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
A Happy Indian.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Major G. W. In
gals, General Missionary from the Indians
accompanied by Tillman Knox, of Fort
Smith, Ark, waited on the President yes
terday, and in behalf of the Creek Indians
and the freedmen of the Indian Territory
secured an order for the commutation of the
sentence of death of Carolina Grayson, of
Indian Territory, to imprisonment for life.
Grayson was to have been hanged at Fort
Smith Friday next for the killing of Henry
Ross, a Cherokee freedman, some time since.
The President had previously commuted
the sentence of three other freedmen con-
cerned in the murder of Ross
The Stea mer wyoming.
The Navy Department received COM
municatiOn from Commander J. G. Watson
commanding the United States steamer
Wyoming, dated the 18th inst. The COM
municaton was forwarded by Chief En-
gineer Jockey, who was transferred to a
passing steamer off Cape Henlopen, and
Rock lighthouse, off the Scilly Islands, her
propeller gave way, the stream chains were
cut and the propeller lost in eighty fathoms
of water. Owing to contrary winds, calms
and fogs, she had been out fifty-three days
under sail. Commander Watson reports
all on board well, and requests the Depart
ment to send tug from the Norfolk Navy
Yard with provisions under direction of
Commodore Stutfeldt, Acting Secretary of
the Navy. The tug Fortune has already
left Norfolk for this purpose.
The Signal Corps at Cape Henry reports
to the Chief Signal Officer at 8 a. M. as fol-
lows: The United States Man-of-war Wy
oming has come to anchorage five miles
northeast ofthis station.
whisky Hot.
WASHINGTON, Aug 2l.-Bliss, an expert
gauger, sent to Cincinnati some time since,
says he has discovered why Cincinnati dis
tillers can undersell those of Chicago. He
explains that Cincinnati distillers sell their
whisky to rectifiers while it is yet hot, and
they are allowed by gaugers one gallon per
barrel on hot whisky for shrinkage, under
general regulations. In addition, they take
advantage of the fact that no tax is required
on the fraction of gallon less than half
gallon, and in this manner they save from
forty-five to forty-seven hundredths of a
gallon, which, with the gallon allowed for
hot whisky, gives them almost gallon and
half per barrel without tax.
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nal Associated Press to the Star.

NATIONAL AsSOClateu PTeSS 70 IHe SIaf.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-A special to the Even
ing Post says that State Treasurer Gates is
almost distracted with the condition Of
things and a call for an extra session of the
Legislature is likely to be made at any
time
There is reliable authority for saying that
he has hypothecated with the National
Bank of Commerce in New York 5000, ,Q0Oin
old Atlantic and Pacific Railroad bonds as
part security for the advance of 1920, 900
with which to pay the interest on the State
debt These bonds have been paid, but
never Cancelled, and if they should remain
in the hands Of innocent holders the State
of Missouri can be made to pay them again.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-21
The Career Of a Lunatic.
National A Associate(i Press to the Star.

NASHVILLE, Aug. PA crazy negro
preacher named Navin caused great excite
ment at Paris a few days ago by his very
mysterious manner of expounding the Cos
pei and the pointing of his remarks with
blows when an occasion offered. He be-
came an unmanageable lunatic, and was
jailed, but was discharged after becoming
quiet Then he walked down to the rail
road track and attempted to wreck train.
On Sunday last he cleaned out his congre-
CATION, and was pursuing one of the male
members named Hicks with crowbar,
when Hicks, in self-defense, it is claimed,
turned upon Navin and fired, killing him.
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Single Copy Two Cents. mo AZ.

placing guards at every street corner rode
directly to the jail. They speedily broke
down the doors and rushed to Boyd's cell,
where he attempted to defend himself with
stick of wood. The mob however, fired
eight shots at him, all of which took effect,
and he fell dead to the floor The Sheriff
was prevented from making any inter
ference, and the Vigilants rode away speed
lily as they came.
A Coroner's inquest was held yesterday,
and the following verdict was rendered:
eve, the jury, find that Thomas N. Boyd
came to his death by pistol shots fired by
an unlawful mob unknown to the jury"
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In Brief.
National Associated Press to the Star.


SARATOGA, Aug. 2l.-The first race to-day
was won by Vulture, the second by Shy
lock, the third by Bonnie Wood, and the
fourth by Mamie H.
NEW YORK, Aug 21-The funeral Of
Montague, the actor, took place to-day from
the Church of the Transtigura ion. He was
buried at Greenwood.
New YORK Aug. 21-Major Burke's ex
animation was continued by the Potter
Committee to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-Henry A.
Brown, rising young lawyer died to-day.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The Signal Corps
Station at Atlantic City, N. j., reports the
burning of an unknown schooner. Crew
all saved.
HAvRH Aug. 21.-Queen Christina Of
Spain is worse. No hopes are entertained
OF her recovery.
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Those Royai Canucks.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
MONTREAL, ONT, Aug, 21.-Already con-
siderable rivalry is manifested for the pres
ence of a memberof the royal family among
the citizens of Canada, and Montreal is pre-
pairing to make big bid. 1t is proposed to
construct a e-hundred-thousand dollar
residence at the base of Mount Royal. 1t is
maintained that the beauty of the site and
the attractions of Montreal will win the
day, as compared with Ottawa and Quebec,
and Montreal will have the Princess and
Marquis all to themselves.
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The Bloody Bruisers.
CRIMES COLUMN.
National Associated Press to the Star.

MURDERED BY HIS COMRADE.
CRANBURY, N. j., Aug. 21.-At the Coro-
ner's inquest yesterday over the body of
man who was found murdered about two
miles north of here, the jury found that he
came to his death at the hands of his un-
known companion. The unknown man is
supposed to have fed to New York.
THE JEWELRY THIEF.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81. Chas. Woodward, the
thief who stole $13, 300 worth of jewelry at
the Palmer House, last week, was held in $780,,
900 bail yesterday. Mr.. Freund gave 81 900
bond for his appearance as a witness.
CONVICT SHOT BY AN OFFICER.
BosroN, Aug. 21.-Wm. Martin, a convict
in the State Prison, yesterday afternoon
rushed out of his cell while the officers were
making repairs and escaped into the work
shop near by. Selling large leather knife
he rushed into the west wing followed by
the officers. Officer Mills seized rifle and
demanded Martin to give up the knife He
said Never" and made a rush at Mills
whereupon Mills fired at him and shot him
through the body. He is fatally wounded
Martin is serving his second term, and is a
desperate character.
KNIFING A POLICEMAN.
Quincy, ILL, Aug. 21.-Thos Seehorn, a
patrolman, was murdered last night by
Henry Dessler, from Liberty Ill. The lat
ter was lying on the sidewalk, apparently
drunk, when the officer aroused him and
offered to take him home. He turned upon
the officer with knife and stabbed him in
the neck, severing the jugular vein.
WEALTHY FIRE BUG.
New York, Aug 21.-Inspector Dilks has
for the past two months been engaged in
unraveling a curious arson case, and yester-
day, upon information obtained by Detect
i've Haley, Mr.. Van Zandt, wealthy man
who owns thirty houses here, and is Presi-
dent of the Asbestos Company was arrested
for setting fire to one of his houses. He is
accused by his dying clerk.
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Rurnet Woods Park.
Moonlight Party.

The moonlight party to be given by tho
East Walnut Hills Cornet Band on Friday
evening, Aug. 23d at Oakley Grove is to be
a grand affair. Large delegations will be
presentfrom Clifton, Avondale, Mt. Auburn.
Columbia Oakley, Madisonviiie, Redbank.
Newtown, the city and the East and West
Hills. The preparations for the comfort
and enjoyment Of guests are on magniti-
cent scale and a general good time may be
expected. Omnibusses will run from Kay's
Corner, commencing at 8 p. m. There VIII
be in attendance three bands of music.
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National Associated Press to the Stas.

New HAVEN, Cr., Aug 2.-Dr. Carver,
the wonderful rifle shot, was married to
Miss Caroline Josephine Daley of this city,
last evening, by the Rev. DR.. Labdell, at
the residence of the bride DR.. and Mrs.
Carver will start for Philadelphia, and will
spend next week in Pittsburg, where the
Doctor has an engagement to shoot.
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Political.
ational Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
GARFIELD RENoMINATED.
WARREN o., Aug. N.-General Jas. A.
Garfield was renominated for Congress by
the Republicans Of the Nineteenth District
yesterday.
THIRTEENTH INDIANA DEMOCRATS
KENDALLvILLE IND, Aug 2l.-John B.
Stoll, of the Ligonier Banner, was NOM
mated for Congress by the Democracy of
the Thirteenth District here Yesterday.
LUcKEY FOR TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, o., Aug 21.-The Republicans of
the Seventh District yesterday nominated
Captain j. B. Luckey, of Ottawa, for Con-
gress, in place Of Hon. Chas Foster, re-
signed.
KEARNEY AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Aug 21.-Dennis Kearney
spoke in Market-strcet Square last night to
a crowd of about 5000 people, although
the largest part of it dwinded away very
rapidly, and at the close less than one thou
sand were present The majority were at
tracted by curiosity, and, having once got
a glimpse of the man, retired He was very
hoarse from having strained his voice in
speaking to the Crispins in the afternoon,
and could not be heard on the outskirts of
the crowd.
TENNESSEE CONGRESSMAN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The advices from
Tennessee are that General W. c. Whit
harne, Member of Congress from Tennessee,
has two formidable competitors for a re-
election. Both are comparatively young
men-Col. Moore and Major Berneband-
and there are some doubts of his reelection.
SHERMAN LABoRs WITH HIS SPEECH.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 21.-Hon. John Sher-
man, now at his home at Mansfield is pre-
pairing a speech, which he will deliver at
Toledo on Monday evening next. 1t will
be principally devoted to finance and the
resumption of specie payments.
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Arrest of VOss, the JeweleF.

Julius Voss the Fifth-street jeweler was
arrested by the United States authorities to-
day on the charge of sending indecent
postal cards through the mails. The cards
referred to were addressed to Mr.. Gerke,
the brewer, whom Voss accuses of making
trouble in his family He was bound over
to the Grand Jury in the sum of $500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-21
Boyd the Barber.

Special to the Star.
VERSAILLES, IND. Aug. 21.-Tom Boyd,
the barber, the ex-convict, who was ar
rested for attempting to outrage the person
of young school girl at Moore's Hill some
weeks ago, the facts of which were widely
published, was removed from the Lawrence
burg Jail several days ago and incarcerated
in the Jail at this place. Yesterday morn
ing, shortly after midnight, crowd of
horsemen entered our town, and after
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-21
Spanish A neriCa.

spanish "A neTlCas
Correspondence National Press to the Star.
PANAMA, Aug. 12.
Coombia-The Pacific Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Columbia, on her
voyage from Panama on the 18th of July,
went on rock after leaving Bollenla in
Ecuador. The damage sustained by the
steamer is serious, an opening ten feet by
four having been made in her bottom. Her
rudder was broken and it is feared her stern
post is damaged Notwithstanding this it
is expected she can be towed TO Calloa with
out delay. But little damage to her cargo
is reported.
Bolivia-The fever epidemic has de-
minished owing to favorable change in
the temperature. The number of deaths in
the Department of Cochabamba alone
reached fifteen thousand persons.
Chili-A financial crisis has occurred in
Chilli and specie payments have been sus-
pended. There is guarantee that this
shall last only till the 31st of August, but it
is feared this is the commencement of a
crisis in Chilli that will be Of very dis
tressing character and long duration.
Peru-The National Congress of Peru was
formally inaugurated in Lima on goth Of
July with the usual ceremonies.
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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star.
Tuu UAn TN RNCNTA

National Associated PreSS 10 tne Stah.
THE WAR IN BOSNIA
VIENNA, Aug 21.-A dispatch from Brod
says Sera Jevo was occupied by the Aus
trian troops on Monday, after long and
bloody fight, in which the losses on both
sides were considerable. Marshal Schwigaz
was severely wounded during a sharp en-
gagement at Daboy, and many of the insur-
gents are submitting and have laid down
their arms.
THE YANKEE AND HIS BOOTS.
LONDON, Aug. 21.-An American named
Fowler yesterday made an attempt to walk
across the sea from Boulogne TO Faulkstone
in pair of canoe-shaped boots, but after
walking eleven miles he was obliged to de-
sist, as the water was too rough to continue
on.
FRENCH ELECTION.
PARIS, Aug 21.-The result of the elec.
tons for the French Councils General gave
So Republicans and 81 Conservatives.
GRANT AT VIENNA.
VIENNA, Aug. 21.-ExPresident Grant
arrived yesterday, and will be rendered a
grand banquet to-day.
THE PopE's ENcYcLIcAL
ROME, Aug 2l.-The Pope is preparing
an important Encyclical, which is likely to
cause great sensation.
BUTLER's REPUTATION ABROAD.
LONDON, Aug. 21.-The Times congratu,
lates the Republican party of the United
States upon the secession of General Butler
and says that his rare demagogue powers
makes him far more dangerous as an ally
than an enemy.
STANLEY AT GENEVA.
A dispatch from Geneva says Henry M
Stanley, the African explorer, has arrived
there, and is in rather poor health.
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All flesh is grass, but grass widows arr
not all flesh.
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D-sITUATION-B young man 20
w years of age, in a grocery or saloon; can
speak German and English. Address Box 4O9 Gov
ington, Ky. l9-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wv ANTED-sITUATION-By a boy OF II to at
w tend horses and cows. Address q Jackson
street. 193t
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PERSONAL.

Fifth street, is the place to sell or buy all kinds
of household goods. 43 years in the business in
Cincinnati. aul96t4
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MANTED- = -sITUATION-To cook and assist
w with washing and ironing in small family;
city reference given if required. Call at 345 West
Fifth street. 2l3t
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FOR, RENT.

IHOR ENT-HOUSE-No. 323 w. Third street.
II Inquire at next door west. 2l-St
NOR RENT-HOUSE-No 60 Main street Ap-
i ply at No. GO W, Third street 2l-3t
NOR RENT-HOuS uSE-Three-story brick, 1865 W.
Il Seventh, rooms. Inquire at 84 Barr street.
2l-3t
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WANTED D-sITUATlON-By first class cook,
w in city or country. Apply at No. 139 Mound
mfr
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YATANTED - SITUATION = By boy fifteen
w years of age who is willing to do any kind
OF work. in city or country. Address $40 Elm
street 193t
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1 HE ACCOMPLISHED MADAME BYRON,
Astrologist, 259 Central avenue, near Seventh st.
Ring the bell. No gents au2l-4t
DERSONAL.-John Hickey, from Island Moore,
L on shannon River Ireland, or ms irlends, Will
fnd friend of Mary Hickey's at the Gault House,
until Thursday evening, August 22d. JAMES
KIRWAN 1t"
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WY AETED SITUATION - By a Young man
w willing to work; best references. Address
VIM. ENYART, 468 Baymller street 19-3t
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wv WTANTED-SITUATION-B young man to
w go to the country to do farm work; good hab-
Its, Address @. G. H., 80 E. Sixth street. 19-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTISTs Manual of oil and water color paint
N ing crayon drawing &c, SOC, of booksellers
OF by mail. JESSE HANEY & CO., 11s Nassau
street. New York.
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w ANTED = SITUATION To do light house
wv work and sewing Call at $50 Clark street, in
the rear. 2l-3t
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wv ANTED- SITUATIONS - By two girls to do
w housework good cooks reference given
city or country. Call at 14O Richmond street. side
entrance, Sd story. 2l-3t
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TIOR RENT HOUSE No. 63 E. Eighth street.
Il house of seven rooms. Inquire at 50 Richmond
street. l9-3t
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wv NANTED-SITUATION German girl for
w housework; good cook washer and ironer;
city or country. Apply at 255 Court street. 2l-3t
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FOR RENT.

VSOR RENT-HOUSE-Of rooms No. Al Sher-
IL man avenue. Inquire on the premises.
au2O-2ts
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SITUATION = In retail dry
w goods and notion business by an energetic
young man of over eight years experience. Let
ter from former employer Address ENERGETIC,
g Longworth street, Cincinnati. 2l-3t
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ANTED-SITUATION-By man and wife
w on q small place; man 10 attend 10 horses
and woman to do housework. Address VIM. CIR
WIN, 212 West Front street. l9-3t
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VOL. 14} Ten Cents Per Week.
SELECT RETAIL HOUSES.
MUSICAL INsTKUmENTs.

TIOR SALE-PIANOS-On elegant new sample
i piano for only $50; one secondhand Concert
Grand, but little used, for $500 fine lot of Ma
thtshek, Kranich d Bach and other first.cass
pianos constantly on hand at greatly reduced
figures at RUDOLPH WURLITZER & BRO. Is, 1l5
Main street aul7-3SW&Th
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wv WTANTED-SITU ATOMIC cook, wash and
w iron, or do general housewOrk in q small
family, by an experienced girl best of references.
Apply ut 81 Avery street 2l-2t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Store 2T7 Central avenue Ladies Shoes 81. Misses
Shoes SOC. Children's Shoes 25c, Mems Shoes ST.
aul-30t
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DOOTS AND SHOES-S. MARX, 1876 AND 1893
prices. Bargains. Cali, it will pay you. jyl7-3m
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EOR ORSALE-ORGANS-On eightstop S270 organ
Il with grand organ attachment for only sloO;
one seven-stop $3.50 organ, nearly new splendid),
with pedal-base, in splendid condition, for $50;
one eght-stop $4OO organ with one and three.quar-
ter bank of keys (case little shopworn) for $3.50
rare chance for Sunday schools, at RUDOLPH
WURLITZER & BRO. IS, lis Main street.
ou17- -otSWGTh
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EoR RENT-HOUsE-No 7S Milton street. two
L and-a haf-story brick BATH gas, hydrant and
cistern 'front.' side and rear yards. Inquire At 5i6
Main street 193t
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NOR RENT-HOUSE--No 80 John street, ten
It rooms, hall and basement entrances. Apply to
DIR ]. H. BUCkNER, Room /, northwest corner
Sixth and Walnut streets. 19-3t
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VIZ ANTED - SITUATION-As cook or general
w housework. Reference given. Call at 2l2
Water street 2lt
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INOR RENT-HOUSE-No so John street. on or
4 before October 1st brick house of nine rooms,
hall and side entrance. Inquire on the premises
19-3t
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NTED-slTUATION-By reliable person,
w as nurse in confinement or any kind of sick
ness. Call or address % Plum street. 2l3t
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TIOR RENT -HOUSE-No 60 Pike street. in the
Il best OF ORDER rent cheap Inquire of H. A.
JONES, 377 West Seventh street 19-3t
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VNTANTED - SITUATIONS - By two girls, one
w as cook, the other as general housework.
Call at SO Ludlow street. N-3t
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w ANTED-SITUATION-By a competent gas
w filter, capable OF taking charge Of small gas
works Address NJ. NJ, 2l0 Central avenue. 19-3t
w ANTED-SITUATION-By young man to
w learn farming; will work for board and small
wages; good reference. Inquire at Al Broadway
l9-3t