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Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-23
TELEGRAPHIO JOTTINGs.

Charles A. Brand, of Connecticut, was one of the cadets admitted to the Naval academy
 at Annapolis yesterday. The House Committee on Civil Reform has agreed to report in favor of repeating the tenure of office act A match has been arranged between Charles Mitchell and Mike Cleary to spar four rounds Marquis of Queensbury rules, in Madison Square Garden July 21. It has been learned that Madame Kalmire the morganatic wife of the Grand Duke o Hesse, is a descendant of the eccentric Ger man reformer, Ulrich Vontbutton, whost writings are considered to have aided tn, work of Luther
 Governor Robinson yesterday signed tht reformatory prison bill which moves thG State's prison to it's old location at Charles town and establishes reformatory for incor rigible convicts in the present prison at Con
 cord.
 Base ball yesterday: At New York, New Works 7, Bostons 1; at Philadelphia, Provi
 dence 12, Philsdelphias 4; at Buffalo, Buffa
 los 9, Dstroits z; at Baltimore. Baltimores 5 BrOoklyns 3; at New York, Metropolitans 6 Washingtons 8; at Philadelphia, Athletics 8 Alleghanys l; at Columbus, Columbus 6, St Louis 2; at Cleveland, Clevelauds3 8, Chicago
 (ten innings); at Indianapolis, Louisville |12, Indianapolis 2; at Chicago, Chicago Unions 10, Baltimore Unions 6; at Cincin nati, Cincinnati Unions 10, Keystones 9; 8 St. Louis, St. Louis Unions 16, Bostol Unions A.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Prosperous Daughters of Rebecca.
 very pleasant entertainment was given by very prosperous organization, Naomi lodge, Daughters of Rebecea, at Odd Eel lows Hall, Glebe building, last evening. About sixty ladies and gentlemen were pres. ent, including twenty from Deborah lodge. After the first degree was worked upon four candidates, fine literary entertainment, comprising music, recitations, dialogue, etc, WAS given. A collation. followed in the ban. quet hall. and the merry party was well en- tertained until midnight. A similar enter. tainment was given last February with equa gucceSg
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Forty.Eighth ConEress--.First Session.
WASHINGTON. May g.

WASHINGTON, May g.
 SENATE. MT. McMillan reported from the Committee on Commerce bill to authorize the construction of bridges across the Missls- sippi at St. Paul, which was passed.
 At 2 o'clock consideration of the bill to establish 8 bureau of labor statistics was resumed. The pending question was the amendment of Mir. Van Wyck providing that the chief of the proposed bureau shall be person identified with the labor interests of the country,
 Mir. Bayard could not understand the im- port of this amendment since nineteen twentieths of the people of the United States are working people. Of idlers there are few and it was not to be supposed that chief would be chosen from the lazy and luxurious class.
 Mir. Van Wyck said he understood the Iaboring man demanded the passage of the bill as more in their interests than any other measure. They wanted this, if other legis- lative propositions failed. He criticised the provisions of the bill to prohibit the impor- tation of foreign labor which was not pro- lection to the American laborer.
 ' Mir. Bayard said he was opposed to the amendment. If any benefit was to be de rived from the proposed bureau 1t should be placed under the control of professional statistician. The bill itself seemed utterly in- practicable Most of the information sought
  to carry out it's provisions corps of assist ants would be required larger than that em- ! plnyed in collecting the statistics embodied | in the census of 1880. He favored the sub | stitute of MT. Garland, which extended She | functions of the present bureau of statistics f to take in the facts and figures relating to ! labor.
 Mr. Ingalls,, who ssid he had every i'm \ pulse and incentive to give his cordial sup port to every measure for the amelioration oi | the workinRmen, controverted the statement made during the debate that national legisla- ! ton had been against the laborer and in the interest:of consolidated capital. Labor and cap ital were not enemies, but friends. They l were not antagonists, but colleagues and
 auxiliaries, and :the legislator who attempted | to array the one against the other was ar
 enemy not only to the laboring man, but of the best interests of the country. Mir. In gals then particularized the crudi.ies of the
 bill in 8 satirical manner, keeping both sidet of the chamber in Q state of hilarious excite ment. sT shall not," he said in conclusion
 s'no matter what may be the demand of any l body of men assuming to represent tht | iaboring classes, abdicate my functions as
 legislator and stultify my judgment as mal l by giving assent to a measure that will not il ! any way accomplish the results soght" | Mr. Van Wyck contended that nationa
 leRislation had been largely in favor o ! monied corporations. It had given raflroat | and other corporations power over our court } and executive departments. It had enables
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FOR SALE,


 Ik*AA nice place in Cheshire. situated short zssiia distance from the depot the main road tG lT the center. A convenient house in good repair Q good barn. about acres of land with choice fruit shade. &c. A pleasant country home. For particu lars call address MRS. SUSAN M. POPE, mI9 sO23 West Cheshire, ct.
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MARYLAND.
AYoung Rovdy's Deadly sh

AYOung ROwdy's Deadly Shot.
 HAvRE DE GRACE, May 22.-Jim Mackin, a young rowdy aged 19, shot this afternoon without the slightest provocation an Italian employed on the Baltimore and Ohio new line, killing him almost instantly. Mackin says he is willing to hang for his crime. A few weeks ago Mackiu placed 8 revolver at the head of citizen. but the weapon was knocked away before it could be discharged. He shot man in the ear few days ago.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Caught in Their Own Trap-Common
 Ceuncilmen Who Refuse to Confirm
 an Appointment Have Their Saloons
 Raided.
 BOSTON, May 22.-Oficers of the Law and Order league to-day raided several saloons including two run by members of the com- mon council and seized liquors, the proprie- tors not having their licenses to show. To-day the saloons of two more co mmon councilmen were raided and also that of M. M. Cunif, chairman of the Democratic city committee. All the proprietors had applied for licenses, but owing to the refusal of the common council to confirm Colonel A. A. Rand, the mayors appointee as police commissioner to fill vacancy, there has been a delay both in issuing and signing licenses for the year. During the delay the Law and Order league is getting in it's work by raiding saloons of the obstinate councilmen.
 Murdered While DisPutang About Change BOSTON. May 22.-Dell Hansen, of Brock ton, was shot dead through the heart before the bar in the saloon of Mike Gleason, the we'll known sportsman of Howard street, shortly after 10 o'clock this evening by Dr. Samuel Allen of White River Junction, Vt., i in dispute over change which both mer
 were making separately to the bartender. Allen was intoxicated. He was locked up ir the station house and has no realization oi the crime. He is widower with one child and was on spree. Hansell, the murdered man, was about thirty-seven years old and ar inventor of shoe machinery.
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The Presbyterifn General Assembly.

AUBURN, May 22.-A fifteen year-old nephew of Rev. Father O'Flaherty was shqt to-day near his home at Sennett, five miles past of Auburn. The boy was driving COWS homeward when man stepped from behind tree and shot him, saying 1T have endeav- ored to shoot you several times. now ! will do it." The ball entered the eye and lodged in the brain. Officers are on the track of the assassin.
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WGNTRR

A energetic. well educated bush eEs woman fl A our sales department. steady and proftabl, position for the right lady Apply afte. to
 CASSELL & COMPANY, nn23 1ts s1s Chanel streat
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Instructions to the Irish Police.

LONDON, May 22.-The Right Hon. MT. Trevelyan, chief secretary for Ireland, has issued 8 circular to the Irish police directing them in case objection is made not to enter places where private National league meet ings are being held even though the par ticipants be armed, without first obtaining permission of magistrate.
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Michigan,
De ath of an Old Soldier,

De 1th of an Old Soldier.
 DETROIT, May 22 William Marshall, or dinanee sergeant, died few days ago on Mackinac Island. Marshall was without doubt the oldest enlisted man in the United States army. He entered the Fifth infantry August 12, 1923. After serving through Florida and Mexican wars he came to Fort Mackinac in 1S48 and remained on duty at that post without intermission up to his daaih
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A Quiet Elec1ion at DanvnIe.

DANvnnE, May 22.-The municipal cleo tion here to-day passed of quietly. All busi- ness was suspended. The straight Democrat ic ticket was elected by about 400 majority. The defeated candidate for mayor, Johnston, who called upon Governor Cameron for troops a few days ago to quell probable dis turbances on election day, was burned in efiQy tonight
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.

A RepubIicsn Sweep at Mahone's Home.
 PETERSBURG. May 22.-The city elections te-day passed of quietly. A heavy vote was boiled. The Republicans swept the city
 siecting their .generaliticket by over 1,o0G msiority and councilmen in five ont of the
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Cartridges Found in the Roads.

LONDON, May 23--Several loaded car tridges were found to-day in roads in the vicinity of the Great Northern railway sta- ton at Kings Cross, St. Pancras' parish, this city. They were about five inches long and three inches in diameter. The police took possession of them and it has not been learned of what their contents consist
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Missouri.

Fatal Exhaustion From n Speech.
 ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Isaac M. Veitch, pres ident of the Hope Mutual Insurance company and past grand sire of the Odd Fellows, dropped dead in his office this afternoon from exhaustion caused in making a speech before the Grand lodge this morning.
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THE WEST.
Ohio.
Three People Burned to Death,

Three People Burned to Death.
 PORTSMOUTH, May 22.-The residence of John Ochman, four miles from this city, was burned to the ground at an early hour this morning Ochman his wife and their seven teen year old daughter were burned to death. Four younger children were awakened in time and escaped.
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EGYPT.

El Mahdi's Forces Deserting. LONDON, May 23.-A dispatch from Cairo says it is reported that Fl Mahdi's sup
 porters are already beginning to desert him
 owing to the news that British expedition is to be sent against him
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six wards Senator Malone was serenaded and made . speech, in which he referred to She Republican victory to-day as the pre- cursor of more important victory in No- var1nkaap
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Dead from Eating Canned Meat.
 LONDON, May 22.-At Scarborough there is great deal of excitement over the death of man from the effects of American canned meat. Scores of others are said to be ill from the same cause.
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eek On the Fiji IsIands-seventy Pal

LONDON, May 22-rhe British ship SyriI has been wrecked at the Fiji Islands. Seven ty of her passengers were drowned. Al were coOlieS,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Grand Lodge of odd Fellows,
 HARRISBURG, May 22.-To-day's session of the Grand lodge. I. O. O. F., has been devo- ted to the hearing of appeal cases and the in- stallation of the following officers: G. M, George Hawkes.; deputy G. M., F. V. Van Artsdale; grand warden, Charles W. Ridge way; grand secretary. James B. Nicholson; grand treasurer. M. Richards. A short ses sion was held after the noon recess to deter mine upon a place of meeting for the session next year, Altoona, Reading, Scranton, Phil adelphia and Harrisburg being mentioned, but the latter place received over two-thirds of the vote and was made the choice of the lodge The lodge then adjourned sine die
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FOR REIN

FOR RENIs hssA HOUSE No. 26 Pearl street, for two families. gEzE $37 per month. &SA House No. 12S Bradley street, rooms, $15 per month.
 House No. 20 Grown street. $50 per month. House No. 54 William street, $29 per month. House No. 66 Ferry street. $l4 per month. House No. 63 Ferry street, $14 per month.
 MERWiN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 759 Chanal Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-23
A Call For Three Per Cents.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-As anticipated in
 the United Press despatches on the 2oth inst.
 Secretary Folger late this afternoon issued
 the 128th bond call It embraces O,000, ,OoO of three per cent. bonds aud natures January 30, on which day the interest on the called bonds will cease.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-23

Carriages and Wagons for Sale A the Grand Street Livery Stable Co d number), "A 1S2, three new Corning side bars, with tops. One side spring with tops
 Two side bars, tops.
 Two second hand end spring with toIs
 Three secondhand Cabriolets tension, with tops. Two secondhand side spring, no tops.
 Two secondhand buck toard, no tOIs.
 One secondhand phaeton with top.
 One new two seated wagon, no top.
 One secondhand two seated wagon no top. These carriages owned by out of town parties who have given positve orders to have them sold low price Enquire of SIMMONS HINE, 133 t. John atreet, or HORACE F. HOADLEY, m23 Hoadley Building,
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HORACE P. HOADLEY, HOadIey Bldg.
 49 Church Street.
EOR SALE

ksA. S4,OOO will buy brick house in the center #$!sa of the city Il rooms, well calculated for 25N boardsrs $2 coo can remain on mortgage at per cent. interest Call at HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-23
A EFurderer Cheats the GalIoyys.

EAsroN, May 22.-Sabatto Alexander, the ItaliaR murderer who was refused a commu. tat1on of the death sentence by the board oi pardons. committed suicide in the jail here to day by hanging himself with rope made from a carpet, He killed fellow-laborer in 1883.
 The Banks Money Lost in Speculation
 ERIE, May 22.-It is now certainty that the fugitive president af the Erie County Savings bank, Adam Brabender, and the cashier. R Pittit, have used up all the funds of the bank in speculation. There is nc trace of Brabender and the depositors are awaiting the action of the stockholders be. fore offering 8 reward for his capture.
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DEATHS.

PALLMAN-In this city, May 22. William Cyrus Pa1k- man, aged Il months and days, son of Joseph F. and Marion V. Pallnsn. WEaNER-On Thursday, May 22. Lima. wife of R. K. Wehne Funeral services on Saturday at p. n. Burial at tt convenience of the family It is requested that no flowers be sent
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W NTEn

A MAN of thorough business qualities and un- A questioned reference desires position with nrst-cIass house, accustomed to and travel if de- slreo has business acquaintance in 100 cities and towns, from New York to California; can show recent sales of over thirty thousand dollars Address m22 3t- Journal and Go1riar ON5cs
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FOR RENT.

FOEG hNNI,
 ,A6sAS THE Governor Dutton house. No. 1O6 Grown SEIA street, corner of Temple. It contains ten Ea rooms furnished with all of the modern i'm provements and has recently been fitted up in hrst- class shape Inducements will be offered to desirs ble tenant. a, FOR RENT.-On Chapel street, just above Olive, three flats of four or each, furnished wi the n odern Improvements. They are nicely fitted up and desirable premises foT small families Of adults. All of the neighb 1rs are worthy people. Price from $20 to $25 per month.
 FOR RENT.-On West Chapel street, first floor ten ement of eight rooms with all of the modern conVen- fences. Price $2I per month.
 FOR RENT.-Thirteen houses and tWenty-eight
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WANTED.

kNoR few hours a day good man to take care oi Y fsont yard, garden and ground Apply between ana p m af 268 CHURCH STREET.
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WANTED,
WANTED.

A PERSON to attend ofice and take orders for 1A- coal and wood. Apply at
 m21tf 60 CONGRESS- INFINITE
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-23

District of New Haven Probate Court May 22d 1884. UPSTATE of WILLIAM AYLWIN, late of New Ha- IA ven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven
 hath limited and allowed SIX mouths from the date
 hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
 claims for settlement. Those who neglect present
 their accounts properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to
 said estate requested to make immediate payment to ELLEN MILLSOM, m2S 2d1M Administratrjx with the will annexed.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-23

FOR RENT. 1hA4& ONE dwelling house and barn in Milford, ssssaa situated on Broad street. two miButes' walk .V from depot. Two wells of water on the prem. ''' and abundance of fruii EsF m22 ct" Milford, Conn. FOR SALE, kszA nice place in Cheshire situated short ssiia distance from the depot on the main road to good barn, about of land with choice fruit, iaI nIDs cali G on or pddress MRS. SUSAN M PoPE, mI9 sO,23 West Cheshire, Ot.
 FOR RENT. AesA A CONVENIENT brick dwelling house, has and an fSne location. Will rent furnished if de- ''insi maitf N4"-f0 N' '-' --'' R.v.LYoN.
 Farm For Sale, Aee& SITUATED on main road, Ave miles from repair; SS % three bsrns; iand in high state of cui fivation; very complete for summer residence. If not sod before June 1st will be offered for rent
 GEO. A. ISBELL. Office State, corner Elm Street, TOdd'a u21 Block.
 FOR RENT. NeE#s TWO Furnisaed front rooms with bosrd, to s'H''H $ '' s'''S1 ics WoosThS @ STREET. zz:''
 FOR SALE. A LATGE Lot on Shelton Avenue. Only 8 small A sum required down. The balance can remain n mortgage and be paid for in 1nstallments Horse cars psss the premises every fifteen minutes. Lot is 125 feet on the avenue and 1855 feet deep For m2O 759 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE, As&A SMALL House and large lot on Exchange street. Price very low.
 T. G. Sloan & Son.
 Room 3, Benedict Building. Oman evenings, mic
 Rents in West Haven. kfAA HOUSE, Il rooms, Washington avenue, near Eee..,,H the depot, SJ5 month.
 @iia House 10 rooms. barn and large front yard on Washington avenue, convenient to depot. $l6 8 House, rooms near the horse railroad stable, $16 Fnrnisbed shore cottages to rent for the season. Property for sale throughout the village and the a23 6m West Haven, Conn.
 FOR SALE. MGA Two family house on Sylvan Avenue, $500 EIIH cash required. Two family house Jackson EIU street, S350 cash required For rent, one tensHsn' ms ff on sylvan % aEo ROOT, sos Chapel St.
 FOR RENT, hsA A frst-class house cn York Street, near a Chapel. Has 12 rooms. All modern con inquire at 174 York St. m6
 FOR RENT, keA FIVE rooms No. 55S State street, water clos and an S Park streets. Inquire at No; 7s2 Chapel street, Room g. 'Ao00 nHiNhh'
 FURNISHED ROOMS. h1Aa, FURNISHED hOONS, en suite or single, with l. II out board centrally located in hEst-cass neigh E!il borhooe Inquire at lS HOME PLACE.
 FOR SALE CHEAP. hk4A FIRST GLASS building lot on Fair Haven M Heights. For particulars call at ,,,, ,o,z,,rrv m16dav SIS Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT.
 Int No
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TNants.
WANTED.
WANTEn.

A SITUATION to do general housework. Under 6A stands cooking. Good c1ty reference. Can bt
 seen after 9 o'clock for two days as
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Local Weather Record.
 FOR Y AZ 22, 1894
 7:I6 l1:16 S:l6 T:1g I1:Ie
 AM. A. M. PM. R.M. ?. N. Barometer. 3O.31 30 20 sa16 sa.15S 30 1s TSmISst9 TTSss%1Tss'r.. ss ss sd S5 is is ssss S9 Ss Wind. in direction
 milsn per hour. .. Nw.2 sw.7 s.5 s4 s4 We&ther........ Clear Sm'ky sm'ky Sm'y Sny Mean bar, 30 1ss; mean temp. SIS; mean humid Max. temp. so.s; min. temp., 6s5; Rainfall = Max. velocity of wind. 10 miles.
 FOR MAY 22, 1888. Mean bar., 29. 588; mean temp, 59 mean humid Max. temp, 61; min. temp, 66.
 JH. SHERMAN, ssrgt s. c. D. s.A. : A minus sign Fl prenxed to thsreA rnatsF read ings indicates temperature below zero. A dash C-l prehxed to rainfall hGL1e indicates precipitation too small to measure.
 MINIATURE ALMANAC. sys s.s.s M00s ss7 sFH' H's5 ioOC SAr1a
 BIRTHS. PAYNE-In this city, May Is, daughter to MT. and FoYNIn this city May 1a, a son to John 8. and Liz- zie Foy.
 MARRIAGES. MAYNARD-LEWIS-In Hartford May q, by Rev. W. F. Nichols. Henry H. Maynard and Miss Lily 0. FLETCHER-aAvAGE-In Plantsville May 1I Hen ry B. Fletcher and Lena L. Savage, both of Plants vile.
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ReaI Gstxts.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
 dAR ONE dwelling house and barn fin Milford. sia situated on Broad street. two misutes' walk lV from depot. Two wells of water on the prem. ises and abundance of fruit. For terms apply to ELLSWORTH CLARK, m22 6t% Milford, Conn.
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Sunlnler Resorts.
GRAND OPENING Of the Oak Grove Cottage.

MEADOWS END, Milford May 30. Among the at fractions will be dancing in the pavilion and music by Prof. Reynolds band Also several furnish ed cot. tages to rent for the season sale
 CHARLES L. NETTLETON. m21 12t Milford Co1n
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A PROTESTANT woman to do cooking and gem (1 eral housswork Must be competent and come well reeomthended Apply between and II a m. at 100 NNf nGpTT9 aUEHSr1T
 q ms 2t< . ~4A'S-'
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SITUATION by trustworthy colored man to A act as coachman servant in a private farni- ly, city or country. Thoroughly understands the
 care of horses and all other duties the position First class reference. Is willing to make himseH generally useful. Inquire at
 p2l St% MADIaON STREFT
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LOST. W ESTERDAY afternoon, between Church street 1 and oepot, large Garnet Feather. Finder will
 please leave at AIS Temple street receive reward. mas It.
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DEVELOPMENT of some kind by respectable 1L young Englishman; is . nrst-class coachman or would acoept position in Q store any place of trust. First-clsss references Security if required Address O0AOHMAN
 n22 2ts Journal Oourjer Office