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The Prnviflrnca Rnces.
Washington Races.

WASHINGTON, July Sin the rotting
races at Ivy City, the first race, 2:24 class.
Director won; Tom Rogers second, Douglass
third; time-2:29 2:2514, 2:2s14, 2;289z. Doug
lass won the first heat Second race 2:29
class was postponed on account of darkness
after st. Cloud secured two heats, and Bliv
Button and TONY Newell one heat each:
time-2:271a, 2:26]&, 2:27, 2:2314. st. Cloud
took the last heat
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A Gang of Railroad Thieves Broken Up and
Three ArreSred

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Henry Vogel, William
Allen and Thomas Kerwin, members of
gang of thieves who have been robbing
freight cars in and near East St. Louis for
some time past, were arrested yesterday, and
are now in Jail. Considerable tobacco and
other stolen property was found in their pos
session. These arrests will probably break
up one of the worst bands of railroad thieves
ever organized.
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Overfiows in Canada.

ST. THOMAS Ont, July 5.-The recent
heavy rains caused creeks to overflow, and
fences and bridges were carried away and
farms inundated A washout on the Stanley
branch of the Grand Trunk railway was dis
covered by neighboring farmer in time to
prevent an accident to q south bound express
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PARIS, July Sit is calculated that all
French troops on the way to Tonquin will
have arrived by the middle OF July. The
wet season will prevent immediate fighting.
1t is reported that Challemel la Cour. the
French Foreign Minister has sent fresh direc-
tons to the minister to China in regard to
the Tonquin question
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secret Meeting of knights of Labor.

PEORIA July 5.-The Knights of Labor held
district convention in this city during the
past two days, concluding their labors last
night, with about thirty delegates in attend
ance. They were careful not to arouse sus
picion as 10 what their business was. The
convention was held in private hall, and
as all are sworn to secrecy, it was impossible
to learn much OF the proceedings. The main
objects were to take steps toward the equal
izing of the money and not permit the EN-
ployment of boys to do mems work-to blot
out monopoies. All this they will do by
carrying the State Legislature and eecting
their candidates 10 Congress and the United
States Senate Delegates were appointed to
the conventions to be held in Chicago and
Pittsburg. The union claims to have great
strength all over the country, and similar
conventions will be held in all of the States.
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KEoKuK, July 5.--Prof. Owinss made a
balloon ascension here yesterday afternoon.
The balloon was recovered near Burnside
ILL., Owings is missing, and is thought to be
dead
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railnre af "A chioayo FirIn.

CHICAGO July 5-witcomb 4 Kendall.
provision dealers. confessed Judgment to-day
in favor of Phillip Amour for $28. 600. The
total liabilities of the firm are placed at $780,
900. assets unknown.
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prepar,ng the Faithful for Defeat.

washington Post tDem.J
Democrats must be content this year with
smaller maiorities than were scored under
the tidal-wave emphasis of 1882 Happily
there is a broad margin between those over
whelming triumphs and merely satisfactory
victories
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A Texas saw-Min Blown Up and Four Mel
Killed

GALVESTON, Tex, July 5.-The News's
Huntsville special says: "At 9this morning
seven miles south OF Huntsville, ]. F. Kelly's
struction of life. Dick Grant (colored), fire.
man, and his assistant, John Barkfull, a
convict, also convicts Sfade and Jordan were
instantly killed. Four other convicts,
named Nicholas, Swarbe, Franklin and Col
lard were seriously wounded. Proprietor
Kelly, his partner, Henry Miner, and a man
named Harrington were seriously bruised
and scaded and Burt Murray was slightly
bruised by falling timbers. The cause OF
the accident was the carelessuess OF the en-
pineer"
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A suspected case i'm BERLIN.

LONDON. July GA dispatch from Berlin
reports that a workman died there of sus-
pected cholera.
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Mil DESTROYED bv LIGHTNING.

AMEsBURY, Mass, July 5.-Bleakie & Co.
mill was struck by lightning this afternoon
and burned to the ground. Loss, about
800 900; insurance unknown. The building
was OF brick, about twenty years old, and
EN- ployed about 200 hands.
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0AKDALE, Tenn. July Sat a Sunday
school picnic, yesterday, gang of roughs,
after getting drunk, started disturbance On
the train as it was returning. Jesse Hacker
stabbed Tom Lysle and was at once shot by
Lysle's brother. The latter escaped.
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One OF the AssassiDs Found To Be a County
COInmissiOner-Expecta that a Des-
perRte Fight viii Result.
The Carelessness of Clerk Costs a
Young Girls Life.
An Explosion in a Saw-Nill Takes Four OF
Five Lives-Ten o Twelve Men Killed
UnlawfaiIy, and One Hanged
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
The Tragedy at Grand Lake-a Terrible
Fight Expected.

Fight Expected.
DENVER July 5.-The city is terribly ex-
cited over the startling news received late
missioners had been shot and killed and the
other commissioner and the county clerk
MORALLY wounded by a masked mob.
The trouble that led to the shooting was the
result of an old feud dating back to 1879,
when the county was created by act of the
Legislature. and the seat located at
Hot Sulphur Springs At an election
held in 1880, the people, by vote, changed
the county seat to Grand Lake. The matter
was taken to the District Court, then to the
Supreme Court. Meanwhile hatred existed
between the two factions, growing
intensely, and eliminating in yesterdays
bloody work. Grand county has three COM
n,issioners Burney Day, R. G. Mills and E.
P. Weber, majority of whom, Day and
Mills. are in favor of declaring the vote
illegal that created Grand Lake
the county seat, and removing the records
back to the Springs Last Monday the COM
missioners had regular meeting at Grand
Lake. Just what was done is not precisely
known, but it is reported that they
treasurer vacant because of his re-
fitsal to file satisfactory bond.
During the meeting, Day, Webber and
Clerk Dean stopped at Mrs. Toung's board
ing house, quarter of a mile around the
end of small lake. The road leading from
Mrs. Young's to town is through thicket
of small pines. Yesterday morning,
inst hafora IN n plook two OuorniseiOn nd
the clerk started from the house to 20 to the
place of meeting, and finish the business be-
fore finally adjourning. When about midway
through the thicket, three masked men sud
denly sprang out of the bushes and com
menced firing, shooting them all down. AL
most instantly, before the work
had been done, one of the
commissioners returned the fire,
instantly killing one of the assailants The
other two masked men thinking they had
killed all three OF the party, disappeared in
the bushes.
When the startled citizens arrived at the
place of combat, moment later, they found
Day dead, and Weber and Dean mortally
wounded. They tore the mask from
the other man, and found he was Mill, the
other county commissioner. The two
other aSsallants are not known.
Suspicion, however, rests upon Two
noted desperadoes-Bill Rednan and Len
Coffin.
When the news was brought to Hot Sui
phur Springs it produced the most intense ex-
oitement, and shortly before dark last night,
a party of twenty horsemen, we'll armed,
left for Grand Lake, and terrible fight
is expected. Up to this hour, 10 o'clock, no
late news has been received from the
scene of the tragedy. AS courier, riding
fifty miles over the mountains, is the only
means of communication, it is probable
there will be no further news until morn
ing
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JULY s, 1888.

British ministry. start Cor London to def
nitely conclude arrangements for the prose
cution of the work
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Belief that Peace win Be consummate

LIMA, July Sit is reported on high au-
thority'that Minister Novoa believes peace
will be consummated. 1t is also reported that
the municipality will be turned over to the
Peruvian authorities on the 1st Of August.
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The Platform.

National Republican.
Succinct statement of the Democratic pc
don't tariff do"
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A Good Plan.


WASHINGTON Post.
The proposition to send the Apache cap
tives to England as assisted emigrants'
meets with general favor.
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han had hostile meeting on Long Island,
aud that the former received flesh wound.
The rumor lacks confirmation.
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MORE health Sunshine and joy in Hop BFters
thun III AL other remedies. SO DE-. * y
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THE CASUALTY LIST.
A Drunken Clerk CareIessly Discharges a
Pistol, Killing Child.

A Drunken Clerk CareIessly Discharges a
Pistol, Killing Child.
ERIE, July 5.-Two brothers named Kuhn,
clerks in store, were riding in street car,
yesterday, both being drunk. The youngest,
Albert, fired revolver out of the window,
and little girl, nine years old named Mary
Steiner, playing on the sidewalk in front OF
her parants house, was shot through the
heart and instantly killed. After Albert
was placed in the police station, his brother
Frank went into the cell and had quite
long talk with the murderer, but nothing is
known of the conversation. Leaving Albert
he wentover on the West Side to see young
lady to whom he was engaged to be married
and he babe them good bye, shaking
hands with both ladies and saying
they would never see him again.
He was excited; said his brother had COM
mitted an awful deed, and he was going TO
hang himself. Both ladies supposed he was
Joking, and his sister-in-law offered to lend
him a rope. An hour afterward he was
found in the basement of the store where he
clerked, hanging to a beam and dead.
Another brother, George, took horse and
buggy to drive into the country TO tell his
father of the double tragedy. The night was
dark and he drove off an embank emit,
wrecking the carriage and narrowly escaping
serious injury.
The child shot was distantly related to the
murderer, and it is supposed he fired the re-
volver merely to brighten her. He claims he
thought it was loaded with blank cartridges
Frank was greatly excited over the shooting,
and being under the influence OF drink, and
thinking his brother would be convicted and
hung. 1t is supposed his mind became unbal-
anced, and he hung himself while IN that
state
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TIGHTNEss In the chest is a forernnner OF dis
case. Samaritan NeryIne is the antidote. $3.50.
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The Count de Chambord Improving.

PARIS, July Ga telegram received at 2
o'clock on Friday morning says Count de
Chambord was informed, yesterday, of the
arrival of the Orleans Princes at Vienna, and
he Immediately sent his secretary to see
them. The doctors have had another con-
sultation, and remark noticeable improve
ment in the Counts condition. There is
still danger but it is not immediate. They
believe the Counts complaint is a equity
affection.
The Times says there is rumor current in
Vienna, Rome and Paris that Count de
ChamborG has declared in his will that his
legitimate successor must adopt the white
flag of Henry ".
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Two Men In Louisville Lose Their Lives in
Drunken Rows.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 5.-Conrad Graft, of
Jacksonville, Ind, became very drunk,
about o clock this morning, aud wanted to
fight. After applying offensive epithets to a
dozen friends without making them angry,
he came to Gottlieb Wasgoner, who promptly
gave him what he was seeking in the form of
a terrific blow on the temple, from which he
died in few minutes. Waggoner was ar
rested.
At barbecue near Deposit Station, this
county, yesterday afternoon, William Mid
dleton had row with Levi Miller, one of
the managers. The latter was cut in four
teen places, and soon died. Middleton had
been drunk all day.
Returns from all parts of the city show six
wounded boys from the effects of toy pis-
tolls and two from fire-crackers,
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Mr.. Brewster Takes Two Drinks and Is Hang.

Ell PAso, July 5.-Joseph Brewster, a SOL
dier, guilty of the rape OF Mrs. Davis, at Fort
Davis, year ago, was hung at Yoleta this
afternoon He made no confession, but de-
livered speech of twenty minutes during
which he took two big drinks of whisky, his
religious adviser taking the bottle from him
once. The knot was tied in bungling way.
and after the fall Brewster writhed and
twltched terribly. The rope slipped, and he
was hauled up from the trap and upon the
platform, and the rope was replaced, and the
man was then rehung. After being cut
down, the body was placed in redwood
coffin and given in charge of the attending
Catholic priest. Over eight hundred people
were present.
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Farmer Shot for Taking a Boycotted Farm

DUBLIN, July ga dispatch from Ennis
states that farmer named Grihey has been
farm near that place which had been boy
cotted owing to the eviction OF the former
tenant.
Grifeys house was entered by disguised
men, two of whom held him in bed while
another fred three shots at him, SCATTERING
his knee. ny
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

The attention of the LIGHT readers is called
to the card of Mr.. l.. Wolfson which appears In
to-day's supplement and which contains many
things worth consideration. When "A reDre
sentative of the LIGHT called yesterday and
inspected Mr. WOlfson's furnishing depart
ment, he found there large and varied col
lection of goods suitable for housekeeping
upon all scales. Among the specialties he no,
ticed new and choice line of brackets for All
purposes and a very fine selection of corrices
and curtain poles, some elegant carpet, in new
season patterns, and cheap cotton carpeting AT
low figures, II beautiful selection of very fine
worsted fringes, picture and cabinet frames in
endless variety, window shades in all colors.
carpet, rocking and other chairs, easy and al
low figures, and II variety of marble-top tables.
and cheap quarter marble walnut bureaus
In fact the LIGHT representative saw sufficient
TO convince him that those who arc furnishing
and making an addition to their houses cannot
do better than give Mr.. Wotson a call.
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The Chinese Must Go.

The need of n steam laundry has long been
admitted, but up to the present time no per-
son mas had eltner Ihe experience, courage, or
Mr.. John Burge, has made arrangement to es-
tabish steam laundry, corner Market and
Pressa streets and has purchased the machin-
cry necessary for its efficient working, COM
menciDg operations about the LIST of May next
He intended commencing few days since, but
is unable to get possession of suitable premi-
ses here before that day. On the score of
health, economy and cleanliness the steam
lauBdrv has proved the best, and il can hard
ly fail u meet with great success. John Chin
aman's occupation Is apparently gone, and in
San Antonio, os well as elsewhere, it appears
the Chinese must go.
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st. Luke's chapel (EpiscopaD, corner Leona
and Zavalla streets--Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Dean Richardson being absent, and the minis
ter In charge of the chapel having to ofiiciate
in his stead at the cathedral, the congregation
OF st. Luke's is requested TO worship at st.
Marks to morrow.
st. Johns chapel, Austin street-Children's
service and Sunday school at p. m. Tomorrow.
At San Fernando cathedral toAnorrow morn
ing, Conconi's mass in F will DO performed
under direction If Professor A. J. II. Barbour.
During the offertory the popular duet
+" 7 Waited for the l.nri" from Mendelssobn's
Hymn of Praise, will be sung by Miss Mar g
LAcUste auu Mts. taVre.
Paine Methodist church, SOledad street, W. j.
Young, Pastor-sunday school at $3.50 a. IN /;
preaching by the pastor at III a. IN. aud i:45 ID.
m. Morning subjects Sin Paws" Evenn,,
subject; "Soue l]lots in Our Socle y Al
are invited seats free Meeting of The
Woman's Missionary society AT p. m.
There will be Sunday sc DOL at the New
Free Mission baptist church tomorrow NOR .
ing at Y O'Clock. Z oaohing at and 3 d, NJ
Rev J. Holmes, Pastor.
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The LIGHT is informed that when Dr. Graves
presented himself at the residence of the late
Mr.. Burns TO hold post norton examination
upon the deceaseds remains, the friends de-
clined TO allow IL, protesting TO be satisfied
with the treatment OF the late Mr.. Burns, and
believing that no blame was to be attached to
Mr.. Huppertz. The same answer was given to
Justice Adam, who attended IA Coroner to hold
an inquest A burial permit was subsequently
issued and the remains of The deceased in
TERED many friends following 10 the grave.
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MI. II. A. Tenant, of the firm of Tenant &
Van Den Burgh, has just returned from Chi
cage, where he has been to purchase machinery
for a steam laundry, which they will open
abopt the Goth, on Acequia street. near Hous-
ton. The capacity of the collar and cuff
ironer will be 500 dozen per day, and the wash
ing machines have a capacity of l25 shirts per
honr. Thes firm promises to revolutionize the
washing business IN San Antonio.
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Under the auspices of the Irish Nationalist of
San Antonio, will be given at Casino halt on
Saturday, April Z, 1883, preceded by an address
by Colonel X o. 5. Burke. BY order of the
committee.
Committee of Arrangements - John Rey-
holds Il. j Gallagher, Thomas Cavanaugh, p.
DPrmody, Il. Dillon, John Brady.
Reception Commttee-P. Campbell, John
Hrady. NJ. G. Costello, Ed Kelley, 4. Crowley,
r Derm "dy, T. Mullcahey, p. Palmer, Il. j.
Quirk.
Tickets, 81. 4-B-2t
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The Temple Beth Ell was reopened last night
and was well attended. The decorations are
of high artistic order, executed by Mr. II.
Meyer, recently of New York, from the de-
signs of Mr.. Alfred Giles The decorations are
peculiarly effective, and We're much admired
by the congregation. During the evening the
Rev. DIR. Loeweuthal delivered an able address
upon "How to Build and How to Adorn
Sanctuary"
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The Negro Doctor.

inc NoBro
Use charged ledge, yer say, wild plzenin' de
man
Wild medicine when he was sick,
An rs rested up heah fore de law oh de Ian
Ter see eff de 'dictment will stick.
In doctorin' man my mines mighty SCUM
Case studied a year in de woods,
A diggin' up herbs an roots from de groun'-
Manufacturin my medical goods.
De gentleman was sick an went to his bed
From death, wild a white flag oh truce,
An when had 'Zamined dc sufferers head,
gin him dose OBJ my juice.
From dat berry minute he looked like a boy,
Case he gunter get well right at once,
But he kicked up his heels an died oh de joy
Dat niggar, Mars. ledge, was a Ounce.
So doan' charge me, Jedge,wid pizenin de man,
But note all my pints as da rise,
An so in honor ter law what reigns in de lam,
Jes say dat he died oh surprise.
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choice lot of household goods, consisting
of bedroom sets, parlor set, dining-room, hall
and kitchen furniture, etc. Can be seen at
Major Beauregard's office, corner Crockett and
Losoya streets, Monday morning. Act
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The Central Hotel Rooms.

The Central Hotel, being in the very center
of the city, between the two depOts, with street
cars In front running to and from all-public
places, Il the cheapest tirst-class hotel in the
city at Sl.0O TO $3.50 per day. English. German
French, Spanish and Holland spoken. 3-29-1m
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Bu,lding still Goes On.

Twenty-sx permits were issued from the
MAYORS Office last week for buildings ranging
from SIS to $500. Eleven were for buildings
costing over 500.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

The members of Elk Lodge 81, Knights O
Pythias, are notified that there will be speca'
meeting held Monday night, April IL, for the
purpose Of making final arrangements for eel
ebration A full attendance OF the members
requested. u; w. MULLALY, q. Z.
NEWT w. SMITH, NJ. of + Act
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And satins, in all colors and styles, Persian
lawns nuns veilngs in alrshades Just received
at Joske Sons, Alamo street 3-29-tf
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If you want to buy good gold and silver
watches, chains and jewelry cheap go to the
Trustees sales, No. 22l Commerce street.
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Fine, Fresh Country Butter
Is daily received at Gilberts fruit store, No.
Houston street. 4-6-1m
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Hosiery.

Hose from lOc. up to s. pair We have al
ways made this one of our best departments.
1t is positively better this season than tefore.
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As In the stillest night,
The lisf'ning ear can something hear;
And in the humblest wight,
The searching eye may good espy;
so can both Why and Tory
Find glndness JOY and rest
In that everlasting glory,
GALIAGHER's BEST. 37-lm
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Desirable fine roomed house and two lots for
sale on Augusta street. Apply to
3-34t PATTERSON * CHANDLER.
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SHEETS. CoRovAN & CASTLES are exhibiting
an elegant line of gents silk, Isle and cotton
underwear. 4-6-3t
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Rulleman's brass and string band will give a
musical concert ut Sommers Garden to NOR
row afterrnon and night. Dancing free.
Everybody invited. Alt
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Gloves.

Fine line of Mousquetaire and Hook Lise
Thread and Taffeta Gloves; all the new shades.
Some extra fine elbow mitts, the Castor Nous
quetaire and all kinds of kids.
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Dates and nuts, fresh car load just received at
4-6-f ARMsTRONGS.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

We are prepared to receive Wool on consign-
ment, making Liberal Announcements on same.
CHAB0T, MOSS Il CO.,
4-11-tf San Antonio Texas.
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Card receivers, cake baskets castors, ice
pitcher, buffers tea sets, triple and quadruple /
plate at POI Commerce street, Trustees sale.
n I'm,
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Wanted,


An Office boy who writes a good hand. Ad-
dress, in own handwriting, al. IT," this office.