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Alexandria Affairs.


SCHOOL BoARp-The CITY school h,,-i hold los,
night Its first meeting for two months Hon q x
STUART presided. and MeSsrS Nanktn Narlpury
Ltalbtater, X. l. Carne, strauss and Vincent were
present. Inc contract Tor painting the Lee school
Uulidlfg ana fence given Ia / Fontain al a.
aud the contract for whitewashtnp the same Ia Mr.
tlaEttt, at 81 The clerk was authorized IN fur
nlsh a set OF Spencer1an charts for SeAtnn building
Inc subject OF increase of teachers salaries MAS
laid over.
CHRISTIAN MASS MERTIsa-A mass meeting az
the Young Mems Christian Association WAS held ar
me trinity NJ. h. church last night Rev John
Edwards presided. Addresses We're deliypr,,d NV
several delegates from abroad.
RFsiGNATloS.-Anthony Mclean, esq., has re-
signed MS place as trustee OF the public schools
Tor the third ward. The vacancy viii be nued AZ
The next meeting OF the city council
SNESDS CASE-Mr j. b. Sn,pd OF Iyncbbnry
who cut his throat on THURSDAY continues IN ina
prove and the ply sicians look for his complete re-
cosery early next month.
NOTES.-Ed- Steward colored IS at the sta,ton
house, Charged with stealing guu.-lepten ser
vices, with the solemn way of the Crussn took
place at the Catholic church here last night the
pastor oniciating.-The dividends 20 be paid de-
positors OF the Farmers and Merchants savings
oahk VIII DE 10 per cent OF the debt now due them
NM. w. L. Gentry left this city yesterday 20
take charge OF the telephone lines OF Atlanta Ca
MI Geo. barley will leave on Monday 10 become
inspector OF lumber for the lumbermen OF LYNCH
Ourg.--R T. Boyer has been chosen chief coun-
clior OF the American Mechanics Council here
Inc steamer Mystic Is now being repaired at Ac-
news shpyafd.-Work on extending Lannon'S
wharf Will be begun next month"; number OF
King street houses Will make connections with tho
new Fayette alley sewer w III. Strauss Will extend
an iron pipe across King street from his house for
this purpoSe.-W. A. Smoot & Co sent on to-day
the schooner Jos Rudd, for Matanzas, cuba. loaded
with coal and coopers supplies.-Mrs. Beavers
died last night at her home on At Asaph's near
None.--Civfl cases have engaged Judge SancSter
IN the county court The court VIII adjourn this
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Testimony Before the Committee To.
day.

The Danvine Investigate was resumed this
| morning.
WOULD RUIB BIT BALLOT OR BULLET
EDWARD Lewis, colored, OF Chalk Level, Va, tes-
tined that at a meeting where coalition speeches
were made Jesse keene, democrat, swore that II
the negroes didn't vote with the democrats they
would be shot down like dogs and driven on Ike
INDIANS keene said the Danyille people would
rule by ballot or bullet
BAPTIST MINISTER WHO WENT ARMED
DIT s. A. Goodwin, Baptist minister OF DanvIlle
testified that the excitement was intense produced
py the acrimonious manner I'm which the canvass
nad been conducted on both Sides that the negroes
lot some time previous TO the election had been in
sultlng and insolent, and at one time witness had
MIS- coat nearly torn on OF HIM by negro During
the excitement witness armed himself believing il
necessary for protection subsequently, he laid
aside his arms. Witness frequently preached in
the negro churches, and usually kind relations ex-
listed between the races.
THE NEGROES FIRED THEY RAN.
l. L. Boss iwhite democran. OF Danvllle was
called. He belonged TO a democratic club. He saw
the riot and described It, The negroes fired over
their shoulders they ran.
BoYC0TTING NEGROES AND CoAIITIoNIsTs
CHI Norton, a democratic contractor and builder
OF Danyille, was next examined. He employed
40 or 80 hands OF both coorS. Had seen some col
ored men in his employ with arms. Several DAYS
OF colored laborers Very few were an
work on the day of the riot. They
Were greatly excited. They gave no reason
Tor quitting work On characterization witness
said his club adopted resolution TO withhold trade
from coauonSts. Ii was also agreed by some not
to rent houses to negroes. The first proposition
was to withdraw patronage from certain obnox-
fous negroes I'm the market The negroes at the
market were Every hard crowd"
MAN WHO FIRED THREE TINES IN sEIF-pEFHNsE
j. /. Pritchard, merchant OF Danville Just be-
fore the row began heard one negro say to another
that that would be a bad evening for the white
men to try to whip the negroes. There were sew
erai hundred negroes, angry and excited surround
Ing Few white men. There were but fifteen White
men, and he believed that their lives were in dan
ger, and thus would have been killed II they had
not Shown fight. The whites fired In self-defense
lie saw negroes fiBe into the whites. Witness ad-
mitted that he fired three times. He said he fired
because the negroes were firing at him. He acted
IN 5elt-defenSe.
LOSS OF 500 COALITION VOTES.
b. II. Perrow (white cOalitioniSt), OF Campbell
county, was examined. He described the cIrcula-
ton in his county OF printed accounts Of the Dan
Vile riot. Representations were made that the
negroes were rising against the whites The effect
was an estimated loss OF 500 coalition votes In the
county.
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Local NOtea.

NJ Reuben " Johnson, who died at his. homo
Jersey City heights on - Nth instant, In It's
6ith year OF his age, will b. burieSa "a Glenwond
cemetery tomorrow morning at hall past So
o clock.
The unveiling OF the monument 20 the late Rev.
L. r. MCCARTHY, at Mount OlYet cs,metrry
VIII take place tomorrow afternoon AT four
oclock Rev Fathers Ryan, Walter and
o'SulHvan Will offiCiate, ana other cPrgyr6sa
VIII be present. The male voices OF the ImmacuIaIe
conception choir viii chant several HYMNS
A nceptioh WAS rendered 10 Rev X y Raer NJ
Waugh NJ r church last evening MIR. q. T. I'd
gar delivered the address OF welcome
MT. Edwin II. poniphan, one OF the Jurors IN the
INST star route trial, died at his home on New
Jersey avenue southeast, yesterday, after long
Illness.
The Washington Contineutals' NJ their meeting
last evening elected seven members second
lieut. Clnpp, OF company A.. was promoted to the
urst leutenancy: j. r. johnson, OF company H. was
promoted from second Ia first lieutenant, and Ser
geant John L. SInallwood was elected second ilel-
tenant.
The immediate Fund association filed a certin-
cate OF Incorporation to-day. Joseph Burrows
Ihomas + Maddox and A. q. Hey Imam being the
corpolatoTs, and II. c. Severance, John "
khel. Guy Wines. f. r. woodward and AZ y
Adams constituting the trustees
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STAR ROUTE SECRETS.
Letter from MIR. Dorsey to MIR. Syringe,

Letter from MIR. Dorsey to MIR. Springer.
WHY THE LATTER WILL NOT GIVE 1T OUT FOR PUB
LICAT1OE-SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST MEN WHOSE
NAMES HAVE NOT BEEN MENTIONED HERETOFORE.
Mr. springer has received letter from ex-Sena-
tor Dorsey with relation to the star route cases. in
winch he makes statements OF what he can testify
to before the committee, and makes serious charges
against men whose names have not heretofore been
publicly connected with the frauds He says that
1t will not be convenient for him to appear before
the committee before the middle OF May, but when
ever he appears he will make a clear statement of
the matters spoken of In the letter.
MI. Springer says that as the statements in the
letter would seriously affect some gentlemen who
nave heretofore escaped the stigma connected with
make the letter public, preferring rather to Let
those matters be developed in the testimony.
fore the committee much sooner than the time de-
Signated in his letter.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE March 29-Virginia sizes deferred Q
90 consolidated 1 Il new ten fortes "a new threes
BALTIMORE. March ee-cotton steady-rniddlins
and choice offered wester tirner and dull southern
red gsaI II; do; amber. Lloal14: No. MARYLAND
March. lOi bid; April. l0assalO27s; May 1OiaiG4I
White higher Yellow u Sxer q hss as% @
southern white. 57a6O, do yellow 53s56 western mixed
5sa0; stea,ncr $ asked Oats dsonher 4oaas
western white 4aa42: do mixed sss4o; Pennsylvania
steady. Petroleum lower refined sask. Coffee dull
aud easy-Ro eargoes. ordinary TO fair 9sa04. Sugar
articles nnean Frss to ftssay dfa paf o
sss Barrels: wheat 1900 SS bns he's corn
$1,000 bushels oats 600 bushels rye 200 bushels
saies-wheat 222. 900 bushels corn. 5000 bushels.
THE CHARGE op gerry AGAINST BROOKE MACK
ALL DISMISsED-ln the Police Court this afternoon,
the case against Brooke Mackal. charged with per-
jury. on the oath OF ex-Congressman John Lynch
was called for trial Justice Chasl s. Bundy fden-
tilted the affidavit in which the alleged perjury was
committed as having been iIled by the defendant
that Lynch owed him SIS for rent. Witness gave
Judgment for Mackall for SIS. The attachment on
goods did not belong tn Lynch. The attachment
was issued on the AFFIDAVIT in question, which was
subsequently dismissed on hearing the evidence.
After hearing other testimony the case was dis
missed. Mr.. Mackall had quite a number OF wit
nesSes as to character.
THE CHARGE OF PERJURY DIsMIssED.-In the Po-
lice Court this afternoon, the case against John
Lynch, charged with perjury on the oath OF Brooke
Mackal was called for trial. and dismissed without
hearing any evidence.
THE LOWEST BIDDER.-C. Schneider Is the lowest
bidder for furnishing electric annunciators In the
Treasury department building, at Si2a He will be
awarded the contract when there Is an appropria-
ton available.
Political Notes.
The democratic committee OF Juniata county, Pa,
yesterday elected Ezra d. Parker, ESQ.,, and David
d. Stone, esq.,, delegates to the state convention
A resolution was unanimously passed endorsing
Samuel j. Randall for President.
The third congressional district convention Of
Georgia yesterday selected E. &. Smah and Ebert
Head Arthur delegates to the national republican
convention.
A call will be made for meeting OF the demo-
cratic state central committee at Concord,
N. H., April 10, to TX the time and place for hold
ing the delegate conventions.
The republican state convention OF Minnesota to
select delegates to the national convention has
been called Tor May !.
A call has been issued for q state convention OF
the grecnback party at Albany, April q
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Hobgoblins and Hurricanes.

WrLKEsBARRE, PA, March 29-Considerable ex-
supernatural visitations at the old Bechel home
stead, lonely farmhouse, occupied by Henry
Shifer and family, near here. Every night the
mouse Is shaken as II BY hurricane the doors and
windows fly open and mysterious presence In
Sades the house, terrifying the inmates, pulling the
covers from the beds and Selling the occupants
place this week, and the story well authenticated
This evening party of gentlemen, including men,
Ders OF the press Will visit the place and endeavor
to solve the mystery.
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The BURDErTE LEcTURE.-Mr: r: J: Burdette
for the first time on Wednesday, April ID, at the
Congregational church. The subject OF his lecture
'sThe Pilgrimage of the Funny Man, is one pecu.
narly fitted for the display Of MI. Burdette's
powers and the host OF friends he has made here
through the columns OF the Darlington Ho,cEeue
win doubtless take advantage OF this opportunity
OF meeting In person one who has so often enter
tanned them with his inimitable humOr and patho6
Tickets at Ellis music store
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Wall Street To-day.


NEW YORK, March 29.-Wall street. LAO p m.-The
Post says: The stock market was even more
withstanding an advance OF u to a in the first
hour on few stocks. was, on the whole. weaker
than yesterday. At II O'Clock, out OF 80 stocks
traded In, 20 were lower than at the close last
night, higher, and the rest unchanged
There were no new developments in the
financial and railroad situation to affect
The market for railroad bonds was very much less
active this forenoon than yesterday, though 1t was
changes In prices being to shade higher figures.
The only important advances were Texas and Pa
cific land grant incomes to 81: Oregon and Trans
continental nrStS, 81 North Carolina consolidated
Is were Ia lower; Tennessee mixed i lower.
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Rare ATTRACTION

Rare Attraction
FOR THE LADIES AT
CHR. RUPIFRT'S
Nos 403 and 405 7th street northwest
- Now on hand MAGNIFICENT stock OF EMBROIDERED
SLIPPERS. CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS TIDIES
WH1Sk HOLDERS. of different designs
Fancy WORSTED WORK and KNITTED GOODS u
MERINO CLOAKS. Children's LACE SATIN and
VELVET BONNETS.
Germantown and Zephyr WORSTED
German KNITTING YARN, all colors and all kind,
OF EMBItOIDERED MATERIALS on hand at the low
est market price. dl5
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The Detective Cases.
ARRIL 7TH SET FOR THE TRI

To-day in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, DIS
trict Attorney Worthington stated that he had
notified the counsel in the socalled Detective cases
that he would ask that day be fixed for their
trial In cases Nos 1880 and 1881, charging Chas
E. Finder, George w. McElfresh, George o. Miller,
and James A. McDev1tt with receiving stolen prop
erty bonds and notes from the National Metro
politan bankl, he asked leave to enter nolle
so ordered He proposed to set the cases as to the
others, Finder and McDevitt, for trial on Monday
week, April 9TH. MesSrS. K ChriSty and j. F. Ruby
said that this suited them, and that day was set
for the trial.
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Telegraphic Rrtee..

An earthquake OF considerable violence occurred
this morning on the island OF Ischia
. Dr. j. II. ZukertOrt, the champion chess player OF
the world. played twenty-seven simultaneous
games In Pittsburg, Pa, last night Zukertort Won
twenty-five games, lost three and two were drawn.
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WALKERS. 204 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w Carpet Lining Felt Anti squeak Port
land and Il. Top Clements. Lime. Plaster Pitch, Felt
Hair. Crocka Tar. Tins, &e 3alI
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold by r A..
Golden. agent-5,000 shad from s25 to $40 per hun
and; sOO0 punches Of rock and perch, from i5c. to
Soc per bunch
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THE COLORED YOUNG MINIS RECNIoN.-Last
night about fifty young cOlOred men, coming from
the several legislative districts OF the District Of
Columbia, had q banquet at the Philadelphia
house MI. Arthur st. A. Smith presided among
the speakers were Mr.. w. C. Chase, g. II. Richard
son and L A. savoy,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Thefolowing are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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F1Rsr Spring NEGOTIATIONS
PATTERN EONNETS AND ROUND HATS
FINE MILLINERY GOODS ETC
A special feature of the Opening will be a large and
entirely new assortment Of Silk and Cloth Wraps Rag
lans NewpOrts and shapes in Partisan Jerseys and
Jersey Jackets
NJ WILLIAM,
Cite Trevise Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue milo
FENHE LATEST AND BEST POWDER
l. for the complexion is White Glover Face Powder
Sold only by druggists NJ. s. KAHN,
febl4 Baltimore Md
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Important Bills Signed by Gov. Cleve-
land.

ALBANY, n. Y, March Ex-Governor Cleveland
Today signed the bill providing for the election OF
the controller of New York. and the bill provid-
Ing Tor the election of an alderman-a-large by the
board OF aldermen.
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The EmperOr's Vases-Where did They
Come Front
PARIS, March en-. Bleichroder denies that he
sent the Sevres vases to Emperor William on his
birthday, as was yesterday asserted
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WALKED OVER THE ABUTMENT.-At O'Clock this
afternoon VIM. Terry, painter from Baltimore,
while walking on the wall east OF the bridge SPAN
ming the railroad on 9Th street, walked over the
wing OF the abutment and fell to the pavement,
cutting his head and faca badly.
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BLOODY WORK IN CINCINNATI.
Rioters Fired Upon by the Military.

lNaGSAT1OS AT THK VERDICT OF JURY TUK
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE-A MOB BREAKS INTO -pR
JAIL AND REsISTs TIKI hILITAkf-FhEY ARM
THEMSELVES AND EMPLOY CANNON.
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I'd Edition.
--latest TelegranS to Tle Star.
The New York Homicide.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Mrs. Laura NJ Thorpe,
the woman who was shot early this morning in the
paror OF her house In est 2lst street, died from
the e1ects OF the wound to-day. Her slayer, Geo.
porarily committed Later, when it was learned
that Mrs Thorpe was dead, he was again arraigned
eide. In the court room Walsh appeared like one
completely dazed. When informed OF the charge
against him, merely said: II don't know anything
about it."
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kOCHON. CORCORAN BUILDING,
q FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER, FROM PARIS
Three Patents and Five Medals from EXpositOus u
Paris. Lyons and Vienna.
Manufacturer and importer OF
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shampooed in first class manner
Wigs to order.
dS 53T FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSAIS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
l. WORK FOR THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MONUMENT
WASHINGTON d. c. March Is, 1884
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
Wrought and Cast Iron Work required In the interior Of
the Washington Monument in this city will be received
at this ONCE until TWELVE M. on the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF APRIL. 1884, and opened immedstely there
after in the presence of bidders.
Specifications blanks, drawings and any further in.
formation required can be obtained ut this Office
Signed. THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY
Lieut.. Col Engineers U. g. A..
mh27-6t Engineer In CHARGE
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THE TALLAPoosA arrived at Fortress Monroe at
o'clock this morning with the congressional party
on board. At 1880 a. m. she sailed for Hampton
Roads. The VandaIia arrived at Key West to-day.
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PROF ESSIONAL.

NJ ROSS
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can D. cJEsuited business and all affairs of life
She has mouth reduces! h-r tee TO 80 cents
R.sl'rtce. 1910 llth - Hours from 3 am to 5
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THASY FEET
a ant! daily walks promote health and longevity
CGrils r!-1sed with perfect 1t DR.. MITES Es
tsoIsiIl IT. l3l6 Pax ave opposite Willard Hotel Bun
ions, D. a-'d Nails ,:'! either foot complaints treated
THIRTY --ft years vi Professional experience Twenty
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ROBBERIES REPORTED.-E. F. Mason, 941 street
northwest, reports that his OyercOat and hat were
stolen from 3H E street northwest Wednesday
night-MrS. Sarah Sommers, 1O8 ID street south
were stolen from her premises Wednesday night
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DEB.

PRUDENTLY break up your cold 10y the timely usa
OF Dr. JayneS eApectordnt. an Old Remedy tor sore
lungs ana Threats and certain curative for coughs
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District Government Affairs,

APPOINTED ADDITIONAL POLICEMEN.
The Commissioners have approved the request OF
Judge Macarthur, president OF the Humane Society,
for the appointment OF A. A. Hayes, j. R. Selfr1dge
Edward A. Newman, r. Ross Perry, Reginald Fen
dali, and Campbell Darlington as additional pr1-
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THE LOWEST BDDER.-C. Schneider is the lowest
bidder for furnishing electric annunciatOrs I'm the
Treasury department building, at SI2a He will be
awarded the contract when there Is an appropria-
ton available.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ffbE SALE-CHEaP-LOTS NEAR NEW HAMP-
4 -h17' avenue and street Alec, Iots ! b snd
STR : mort invest Terms easy No reasonable offer
rus l429 New York avenue, Room % ml29lw'
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THE CHARGE OF PERJURY DISMIsSED.-In the Po-
lice Court this afternoon, the case against John
Mackal was called for trial. and dismissed without
hearing any evidence.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-03-29
Boston Female BARRIERS.

''The rumor has some foundation, "
said the proprietor of fancy barber
shop. 81 am seriously considering the
feasibility of opening shop, apart from
this one, and employing female artists
exclusively"
you would engage the most attract
i've ones, presumed"
Naturally. [ would get eight or ten
of the handsomest and most skilful
young ladies and train them myself.
The scheme, | believe, will keep my
shop reeking with patrons"
But don't you apprehend that q
great deal of time will be consumed in
tlirtaJions between young men in the
chair and the artists?''
Il have provided for all contingencies
of that sort. Everything will be under
perfect system. Each man will re-
ceiye ticket upon entering the room,
upon which are to be printed the rules
and regulations of the establishment.
They must be observed to the letter.
and with mild relaxation of the fea7
lures he handed the reporter card,
which read as follows:
Customers are not to regard it as q
social obligation to converse with the
lady artists.
The commonplaces of the day are all
that the proprietor expects to be ut
tered. Whispering is absolutely for
hidden.
The artists will be the same as deaf
and dumb to all young men who come
here to make mash. Every gentle
men will be treated with uniform cour-
tesy.
Those who are not gentlemen may
save themselves the humiliation of
being elected by remaining away alto
gether.
Ladies are peculiarly adapted to do
shaving and hair-dressing more grace
fully, tastefully and expeditiously than
men, and it is for this reason that the
proprietor has secured the services of
respectable ladies in the hope that their
presence will lend an atmosphere of
dignity and moral elevation to the bar
Der shop which it has not known here
tofore.
''There you have it in a nutshell.
There are plentyof women who cannot
find employment, but who must make
a living somehow. My purpose is to
introduce female barber shop where
there will be no nonsense, and l have
already hired for my head barber a
bright girl who graduated at Vassar
College, and who, on account of her
fathers business misfortunes, is thrown
upon the world to support herself. L
am giving her instruction now in the
use of the razor, and know that she will
develop to a real clever barber"
GLOW soon will you open the shop?"
''Within the next three months, if
possible At present L am selecting my
help, and of course it will take some
time to get just the faces want and the
ones who can readily acquire the art. -"
Boston Globe.