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money In the package the driver gave yous
A-No. l know nothing about II, l
did not open It.
Q-1s it true, Is has been stated, that
there was any one At Swan Lake to receive
signals q to when was the time TO commit
this robbery?
A-No, it is not true. No one at Swan
Lake or anywhere else, except Us two, knew
about it.
Q-What about the probability Of Crep.
pen being foully dealt with for the part he
has taken in this matter7
A-Tbere is not the slightest danger that
any trouble will ever come to him. l am
the only person who would have any mo-
tive in harming him and l have no disposi-
ton to add to my troubles. I have no i'll
feelings against Mr.. Creppen and no one
else is interested in the case.
Q-Is the Paragraphs statement regard.
ing Star Plat and the Hunters true?
Al know nothing about them personal.
y. l never saw them, never had anything
to do with them and have NO knowledge Of
anything disreputabls about them. They
are perfect strangers 70 me and to all ny
associates, 20 far ~ I know.
Q-Had Aellison anything 70 do With
this robbsfy7
A-Eothing at all.
Q-Whas do you think about yeus pros.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15
BOARD of Public Works.

Permission was granted N. A. Whitman 10 sci
soda-water and cigars in Lincoln Park.
resolution was adopted resembling formc
resolution OF February 24th, instructing the Clerl
to transmit 10 Council an ordinance to appropriate
from the General Fund the sum OF 81 to %,
James Doherty for repairs on Western avenue.
q, Tne rno 49, Watet.woTks payroll amounting K
81 600 81, was ordered paid.
The COvingtcu While Line sent a communica.
tOn suggesting the passage of an ordinance fxine
panics running cars from Fountain Square To the
river Referred to the Committee on Railroads.
petition from property owners, At the inter,
section of Norman and Forest avenues, East Wal.
nut Hills, 10 have the intersection macadamized,
was referred to the Supervisor for estimate.
The Engineer was directed to prepare the neces.
sary papers to imp. owe Warsaw Pike from Grand
avenue TO the corporation line.
The following resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That 1t having been brought 10 the
attention OF the Board of Public Works that the
Sidewalk Contractor has placed bills for laying
SIDEWALKS IN the hands of magistrates
for suit without submitting assessments To
rites and bills for payment, the Engineer is di-
rectcd to inform said contractor that no further
sidewalks will be given him " improve until sat
siaclory assurance Is ii e the Board that this op-
preston OF the citizen shal not again occur; and
sd contractor, Mr.. MalOney, is cited 10 ate d
The meeting OF this Board on Monday, 18th inst.
to make satisfactory explanation as ~ this com
plant"
The Louisville Cement Association was awarded
the cont act for furnishing the cement 10 be used
III the construction OF the Western Hills Reservoir
AZ their bid Of 81 A. per barrel.
}. W. Gutfney was granted pemssi IL TO i'm
prove the sOuta half OF Wayne street from Kcntvu
street TO alley at his own expense.
Samuel Cumm ngs < Son were awarded the con
tract TO build for the Waterwoiks d forty inch
street valve, at their bid Of $50.
The Committee to whom was referred the bid Of
John V. Nicolai fer empty cement barrels from
Western Hill Reservoir commended that his bid
OF Is cents for all barrels with two heads and IL
cents for those with only one head, be accepted
Recommendation approved
The contract for the furnishing of sand and
gravel to be used in the construction of the
foundation walls for the tank ut Western Hills
Reservoir was awarded to Stevens & Ware ut their
bid Of 81 10 per cubic yard
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The Valley Mill and Mining Company
| filed articles of incorporation to-day with
the County Recorder. The capital stock is
| 100000, divided into 800 shares The
mining, milling and manufacturing opera.
| tons are TO be carried on in Lincoln Coun.
ty, Nevada, and its principal office in this
| city. The incorpofators are Briggs Swift,
Joseph H. Rogers, Daniel J. Falls, James
A. Frazer and James ID. Lehmer
Messrs. Quail and Reed, of Meanwhile.
yesterday rescued q farmer from Indian Hill
from drowning. The man attempted to ford
the Little Miami near the bridge with his
horse and wagon, when the current carried
the man and team along. The horse was
drowned and the carcass thrown on shore
by The current near Milford The wagon
has not yet been recovered.
Rev. DIR. S. j. Baird will preach at
Lincoln Park Church tomorrow evening
on The "Oilice and Duties OF the Eldersllip. u
the services to conclude with the Ordina.
ton and installation OF two men as Ruling
Elders DR.. Baird is the author of the
Presby yterian Digest under the Old School
Assembly, and no man is better qualified
10 present this subject.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Points Political and News General at
.. .. Headquarters.
Special to the sta..
GATHERING OF THE CLANS.

Special to the sm..
GATHERING OF THE CLANS.
WASHINGTON, March 15-Every train
brings in members of the Senate and House,
and Washington is assuming its wonted air
of activity pending the opening of session.
Senator Vest Of Missouri, with Representa-
tives Hatch, Bland and Waddell, OF that
State, arrived yesterday all ardent for Mr..
Blackburn, with the assurance that he will
get at least nine votes from their delega-
ton. A careful count of Blackburn's
strength was made by Senators Beck,
Wallace, Voorhees, and Davis, and Morrison,
of Illinois, and they SET down SS for Black
burn. The contest promises to be very
warm, but it is conducted with acrimony.
THE OTHER OFFICES.
The race for other offices progresses with
more quietness, but with much earnest
ness. The contest for the Secretaryship of
the Senate shows no new phases but every
thing tends to confirm the views heretofore
given as to Mr.. Watterson's prospective
success.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

DR.. O. W. Nixon, Of the Chicago Inter.
Ocean, is in the city.
Assistant District Attorney Dyer has
taken a trip to New Orleans.
Col. Bob Harlan, OF this city, Is the guest
of Governor Pinchback at his residence in
New Orleans.
Lieutenant Benninger, Of the Third
Police District, feels pretty well, thank you,
to-day-lt's girl.
Judge Philip b. Swing returned to his
home at Batavia last evening, and will not
return for several days.
Hon. Henry V. Kerr, of Batavia, Ohio,
the newly-appointed State Librarian, as
sumed the duties of his office yesterday.
Hon. J. F. House, member Of Congress
from Tennessee, is in che city, stopping at
the. Burnet House, He is en- route to
Washington.
Rev. Il. p. Hammond, who n few years
ago spent a few weeks preaching to differ
ent churches in this city, recently preached
at the Skating Rink at Bradford, Canada
10 six thousand people.
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
INSANE ASYLUM INVESTIGATION.

! National Associated Press TO the Star
New YoRK. March l5-A morning paper
says the management of our Insane Asy.
lums and the treatment OF their unfortli-
nate inmates constitute subject in which
public interest is at all times very great,
though spasmodic OF late. Massachusetts
and Pennsylvania have been aroused on this
question, and now the physicians and other
citizens of New York, with a view Of rene
dying the many wrongs known to exist,
and prevent their recurrence in the future,
have addressed petition to the Legislature
of the State, praying for thorough inyes-
tgation OF our insane asylums.
INSPECTION OF SUGAR.
Secretary Sherman has ordered the use of
the polarlscope in determining the grade of
Cuban centrifugal sugar.
OPPOSED TO REDUCTION
Justice Donovan decides that the pay of
the police should not be reduced.
THE LIBEL SUIT
The trial Of the suit brought by the pub
fishers of Benson I.ossing's 'Our Cour try I"
to recover $40. 600 damages for alleged libel,
from the proprietors of the Utica Observer
has begun in Brooklyn.
TESTIMONIAL TO TALMAGE
The Tabernacle Congregation gave testi-
monial TO Taimage last evening
He WAS BOUND TO PASS.
The body of the man who took morphine
on Hudson River Railway train Wednes-
day has been identified as that of Frank
Crosley. q young medical student, who be-
came discouraged in consequence of his
failure to pass examination.
CARRIED OFF THE BOX,
Three highwaymen got on crowded
Seyenth-avenue car last evening, threw the
driver into the street, and ran away with
the money-box. Three men have been ar
rested Oh suspicion as the robbers
BRANCH OF A FRENCH BANK.
The Credit Lyonnais, one of the largest
banks in Paris, opens branch here. Its
capital is rs. 5.0O0, coo francs, half paid up.
and the surplus fund amounts to one-half
OF the paid up capital. The deposits arc
about 200, 1p. 600 francs.
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saturday EVENING, MARCH Is. ls'
The Courts.


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| N. Hobart ercc,,to, W." p''
Rosjna Stable was s,ro,n,od odw;n,st,s,,;x NJ
| Fred, Stable Estate s5oo
| Wm. f Joncs ,vns o,,,,o,,,,oa .s,,i,;s,rs,o, a,
Martha Carnes. Personattv "a 5no "
| co,,,,n, 80
ooMMoN PLEAS.
"eorge Eerke against f. J. Mayer. Action &c
compel defendant to pay over $40 600, paid by mis-
take into the County Treasury by payers. I'm
oer aaVisemeht.
suprp,op coupr
Q c p,,,,a,, as.,,,a. ,,,a ST., n,,,..,
ror,ron', "eaiH' "'e ou'iiunid reo'I',,ns
oo,"p"n!' Mouoh 70 suppress uepositors III nDel
suit. Cnder adyisement
POLICE.
Drunk-Robert Stanton, 5000
Disorderly Conduct-Joseph Donnelly, James
Donnely Honora DopneIly. r. J. Studenberg
Michael Morgan, John RYAN, VIM. Dogget, Cal.
Negley, dismissed. .Jobn Mack continued
Thomas Dayman sio ''" ''"oA'
Misccllaneous-j sokup adultery. eontin.
ued: Jennie (;onciand aSsani, and hs3}tcrr N
days; Michael Arnold same a months. Wm,
| lIacknan, same, continued. Pete Reiman. same.
dismissed; Thomas BOYLE, Pat. OBrien, BEN.
Knapp vagrsncy. dismissed. Thomas Ambrose.
cutting with intent to xiii, contnned: Alexander
kirk obstrnctiing street. dismissed i Eleanor Pieif.
fer, petit larceny. S9o.8O. Patrick Clancy. ot.
| tempted arson, continued; VIM. Campbell, at
tempted rape, continued.
noNnAy,s r.,pNn,p
,,,. o,'pn l'.. . oHbENDah'
Inc eascs SCI Ior MONDAY are as follows:
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Yaple
3s,5l2-Natbancl Nunn Va Herman Nol,e
i357s-I onis Wainhsrn 70. Tbn 1incnna,; Hv, Cow.
solidated street Railroad GO
IA 6DsNI Ins,'r.nna t,or,,on,, ot Nor,, Ar,a.i,o
VS.. The First National Ra,,k nj Ciurnnnt;
porora -. ,Ia...
,,o-. ~ e,a 'u.se harmon.
530iJ-Joseph Sehmid VS.. Herman Cooper, as
signee;
30 30 sas-yalhes Neaiis vs. J0hn Nolan.
3,'Ss 3,'%,-ratrick ii Welsh vs.; Inc Glty
du'3-Chesebrough a. Burrows vs.. Chas. Kahn
etai'
Before Judge Force,
Motions and demurers
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THE sPEAKERsHIP CONTEST.
ltinnal AeSncia tod prpsa IN tho Stor


WASHINGTON, March 15.-The canvass for
Speakersllip grows somewhat more exciting
in proportion to the arrival Of members.
Up to a late hour last night the confidence
of neither party was abated in the least,
and ii is just as impossible for an outsider
to form satisfactory opinion of the prob
able result of the contest as it was three or
four days ago. A statement was put forth
last night that Mr.. Stengcr, of Pennsyl-
vania, has withdrawn as q candidate for
the Secretaryship of the Senate and is now
battling for the Clerkship of the House.
This move, it is claimed, will add material
strength to Black kburn, and according to
the predictions of his friends. secures his
election as we'll as the election of Mr.
Stenger.
The late trains last night and the early
trains this morning brought in large num-
Ders of Members and Senators, and now the
contest for the Speakership for the first
time shows signs of great activity and some
excitement A majority of the new mem
bers from west of the Allegheny Mountains
who have arrived here pronounce for Black
burn. while those from the South are about
equally divided between Blackburn and
Randall.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

The City Solicitor notified the Trustees
OF the Southern Railroad this afternoon
that the injunction for which application
had been made by Julius Dexter to
restrain the Common Carrier Company
from proceeding according to the
contract recently made with the
Trustees would be filed at an early
date. The ground for The injunction is
that the taxpayers will be liable for dam
ages arising from injuries TO travellers in
stead of the Common Carrier Company, as
heretofore.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

ToRoNTo, ONT, March 15.-The following
special telegram to the Globe, dated Lon
don, March 14th, is published this morn
ing: Edward Hanlan, the Canadian sculler,
left Manchesterthis morning for Newcastle,
where he will stay at the Ord Arms, Scott
Wood. He will begin a strict training i'm
mediately to gradually reduce his weight.
He now weighs one hundred and seventy
one pounds, while his rowing weight is
one hundred and fifty-four pounds. He is
IN splendid health and capital spirits, and
confident he will make a good record in
English waters. His rowing in Manchester
was in very fine form. He rowed with a
long, even powerful stroke and won many
admirers among boating men. Heasley,
Hanlan's trainer, is also well. Both enjoy ed
their sojonrn in Manchester very much.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15
Chips From Chicago.
INTEREST IN wALKIHC---THE TINES SPREADS
ST. PATRICK's DAY.

CmcAGo, March 15.--Ali interest here to-
day is centered in the international walk
ing contest, and some even entertain hopes
that Ennis will win the race.
Madame Anderson's challenge to walk
any number of women any length of time
until only one shall remain on the track,
who shall be declared victor and take ali
the gate money, has been accepted by
Madame Franklin, OF New York.
The Chicago Times appeared in an en-
larged form this morning, printed ON its
new Bullock presses. II now claims to be
the largest and best paper in the world.
Great preparations are being made By the
Irish people for the celebration Of St Pat
rjck's Day on Monday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15
The Archbishop's Liabilities.

Tho Trustees who were appointed to examine
into The liabilities of Archbishop Purcell reportc,
this morning that they had completed
their labor and had found, MS lar as could be as
certained, that his liabilities are S3o5I;37l 81
while the assets, consisting OF real esat, ETC., were
$fS4, 900.
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Indicted.

The Grand Jury has reported the following in
dictments:
c. H. Hulsc, rape: W. II. Ludgate, burglary
NJ Ryan, shooting to kill; Hy. Coleman, petty lar
ceny; James Shorten, burglary: Frank Ryan, Rob
ert Scott and +. Rogers, burglary; Abe Wilson
same; Ed. Carroll assault and battery; W. ID.
Smith, grand larceny; VIM. Vaughn, shooting tc
XIII; John Molson stabbing to kill.
Four other indictments have been found, but
held.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

o'clock last night at Masonic Temple At
midnight the score stood: Johnston, %
miles,, Mackey, % miles; Pierce, % miles;
blondell 20 miles; Fitzgerald, q miles.
At o'clock to-day Johnston had made
% miles, Pierce 6s, Mackey 66 and Blon-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Geological Garden,

SUNDAY, MARCH IL, 1879, at $50 p. M. DIV
Grand View Lake Programme OF Captain Paul
Boyton' S exhibition in his lfe-saving dress.
j. Imitation OF the dress position in the water, &c
>. Propulsion through the water. with or withou.
paddle.
3. Use Of flags for attracting attention on The sea
4 Sending dispatches
D Construction Of a raft
g. Distress signals
7. Fishing on lakes, rivers, &C., in the absence
of either punt or bridge.
g. Cooking. preparing meals &C.
g. Dinncr-No waiter re 1uired.
10. Enjoyment afoat-sm oking, reading, dc.
H. sailing.
Il MISUNDERSTANDING the advantages OF the dress
for aquatic hunting.
E Correspondence.
H. Carrying Line.-To establish communication
between a vessel in distress and the coast.
1j Night Signals.
49, Nun Overboard.-A man can put on the
dress and jump in the water in less than two
minutes. T..
H. Destruction of An Enemy's Ship Advantages
OF the dress applied to naval warfare for
placing and firing torpedoes under forts and
ships, for accommodating, sounding, con.
structing ponto0ns, &c
Concert by A. Brands Full Reed Band.
Admission, 25c. Children, 1Oc.
Seals in Grand Stand DC extra il
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OUR SISTER CITIES.
The Doings Of the Day as Seen by Star
Special Reporters.
Philadelphia.

| Philadelphia.
BAYARD TAYLoE's FUNERAL-DEArH OF Pill
GRIM, THE ACTOR
! Special to the Star
PHILADELPHIA, March 15.--The funeral Of
Bayard Taylor took place at Cedar Croft,
kennett Square, Penn, this morning.
There was large attendance Of dis
tinguished people. Governor Hoyt, dele
CATION OF the State Legislature and many
prominent New Workers were pres
ent. Dr. William Furncss, Of
Philadelphia and Rev. N. Power
conducted the services. The pall-besrers
were the poets Boiler, Stedman and Stod-
dar and Messrs. Whitelaw Reid, Edward
p Needles, ]. B. Cox, ]. b. Phillips, and
Dr. Franklin Taylor An ode written for
the occasion was sung by the chorus The
interment took place at Longwood Gene
terry.
J. A. Pilgrim, well known actor, died
yesterday.
Baltimore.
FITZGERALD sPRAINs HIS ANKLE.
Special to the Star
BALTIMORE, March 15.-Fitzgerald, to-
day, owing TO sprained ankle, had to leave
the track after running twenty-five miles
Detroit.
A LEADING MUSICIAN INSANE.
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, March 15.-Professor Mattoon,
formerly leading musician in Detroit, has
been sent to the Insane Asylum by the
Cleveland authorities.
Pittsburg.
SIX HUNDRED STRIKERS BREAK CAMP.
Special to the Star.
PITTsBuRG, March 15.-The six hundred
striking miners camped at Elizabeth, on
the Monongahela, few miles above this
city, broke camp this morning at 10 o'clock,
but declared they would return Monday
morning and remain till the operators paid
the price demanded, cents.
So far there has been no overt act COM
mitted by the miners, but the people in the
neighborhood are terror-stricken.
A vigilant committee last night patrolled
the town of Elizabeth.
Louisville.
A BITING mATcII-sHoT by HER PARAMouR-
MULES FOR LEADyILLE, ETC.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, March l5.-Yesterday morn
ing bloody fight took place at the Green
River Tobacco Warehouse between twodar
kies, Dave Crutchfcld and Jesse Merriman.
One Of Merriman's fingers was bitten OFF
and Crutchfeds lips bitten through
Hon. Oscar Turner and wife started yes
tcrday afternoon on the Short-line for
Washington.
Lizzie Brown, colored, was accidentally
shot and killed by her paramour, Jesse
Petuway, yesterday. Pettway was pointing
the pistol at her playfully when it was dis
charged. The Coroners Jury acquitted
him of criminal intent.
New Albany yesterday shipped fine lot
of mules to Leadville, Col.
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Fourth Edition
THE LATEST.


National Associated Press to the Star.
PITTsroN, March 15.-Philip Hess and Peter
Frederick were killed in the Empire Colliery last
night by the fall Of a roof rock. ...
LONDON, March 1j -Rcports from Hungary
show that losses of life by the floods are numbered
by the thousands and the suffering is intense.
WAsHINGToy, March 15.--The Democratic Sem
ators assembled in caucus this evening, and with
a pretty full attendance Individual Senators
could not say how far they would go toward reor-
ganzation.
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The Wonderful Lefeyre Diamonds,

The two creators of the science of chem
istry, Sir Humphry Davy, of England, and
NJ. Lavoisieur. of France, have solved the
question as TO "What the Diamond is"
Diamond is crystalized carbon. The only
one who has attained the great distinction
of having successfully achieved the actual
reproduction Of the true Diamond BY art-
fetal means is NJ. Lefevre, member Of the
Academy OF Sciences, Paris, France.
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FOUND.

E0ukD That all the ladies ston at Al Arcade
Il and get their shoes dressed AMI w.tciproofed
with VOLTS Acme Blarking free Of charge Open
in the evening. Gail and tell your friends TO tal
mhl21m
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

The spring grass peeps timidly forth and
reminds men TO lay in their lawn mowers.
W. E. Hampton, 63 Il. Front street, fur
nishes an excellent mower for S., which he
proposes to send on trial against any other
make.
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range oi quotations
and the amount of sales to day ut the New York
Stock Exchange as received by Lea, Stcrrett Co.,
2S West Third street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

| Melophine works wonders. Housekeep-
ers should try it. Its cleansing properties
are unequaled by any article in the market
| Ask any grocer for it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

Captain Ambrose Clerk OF the United
States Court has gone on hunting tour.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DEEsIoNS ARREARS, INCREASE "A. v,
MCCORMICK, Pixies Opera building, pets pen.
siones arrears free procures original pensions for
$40. Must apply before July 1880 or lose arrears.
Pensions increased or no fee All soldiers 1872 aud
widows get pensions; soldiers Mexican War three
months pay. Has history OF all Indiana, Illinois,
Kentucky and other soldiers. Write for circulars
and blanks. IL
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

I lNCOlN PARK CUTRCu-eTEVICES EVERY
IL sabbath. Saba hs'haul al . a. n. mhIj ST
WALNur HILLS ~ T.. CIi q RCii.-Rey. II
w Baker will preach tomorrow AT II o'clock a.
m. sud 7;10 p. m. ,nISSII
NlNE STREET CONGREGATION Al CUURtp
Y Rev &. X. Daniels, pastor. Presiding SUNDAY
at u c'otk service of song in The ele ening, \,
''"p' Uj-Sti
ST PAUL NJ i. CHGRCH, Tor, SENENTTT
~ and smith streets Preaching hv tba mast n
Rev H. X. RdgGway, m, tn-murfnr. nj II r.
N and "a p. M. sundayshooi ate' T. NJ IL
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
HELP! HELP! HELP!

All persons in need of good house
seryants may find what they Wnnt
by leaving their orders at 43 AIR
CADE. We take your order and GilB
the bill from a constantly changing
help list. Ladies', nnk q Z n G trial n nd
see the advantage of the Quceu (itV
inquiry aud Employment Office.
let us see the demand q nd We eau
furnish 100 good girls u day.
nlhll-It1n