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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-06
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
Lage Sale Of Lots.
TWENTY VALUABLE LOTS
AT AUCTION.
c. h. DOrsett, kuCtiOneer,
viii sell on the premises, at 4 p. NJ, on TUES
DAY, April 0, 1889,

10 Beautiful Lots fronting on Bull street. ex-
tended, between the proposed lines Of Sixth
and Seventh Streets each lot having a front OF
80 feet, and running back 10 feet TO street. thus
having two street frontages.
Also
10 Fine Lots fronting 30 feet on Whitaker
street, between the streets as above, and imme-
diately west of the above described lots. These
lots also have a depth Of 40 feet to a street.
These are the only lots from Anderson street
to this point fronting on Bull street that will be-
sold for years.
The location and surroundings are such as to
insure this as a Arst-class residential neighbour
hood.
A fine opportunity is afforded for friends to
combine and purchase together.
The terms are such as 10 place the securing of
site for a home within the reach of all to wit:
One hundred dollars cash. and the balance in
monthly payments of ten dollars. with interest
Plats of the land can be had from the Auc-
tioneer after list proximo.
These lots can be ably located by the large
sign upon the gr )und, and tae size of each la
distinctly shown by iron markers, numbered.
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The above New and Amusing
Toy Presented to every Lady
who will Visit our Store and
Examine Our New and
Nobby Styles of
aSter Suits
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN,

As we have the handsom-
est and cheapest line of chill
dren and boys goods in the
city, and we wish the ladies
who intend purchasing Eas-
ter Suits for their little ones
to examine our novelties be-
fore purchasing.
EVERY GENTLEMAN
Who purchases one of our
new Spring Suits or Trous-
ers, will be presented with a
box Of the new patent en-
embossed Dominos, "Our
Spring Souvenir"
We are Ready for the Battle.
We wish one and all to ex-
anime our novelties in our
various Departments for the
present season. Note the
prices and styles.
Straw and Stiff Hats, to
suit the most fastidious as
well as the sedate.
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BOARDING.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

Ga y PAYS for one dozen fine Cabinet Photo
II 8 graphs, others sizes in proportion. SA-
VANNAH PHOTO. co, 14g Broughton street.
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FOR SALE


NOR SALE.-A comfortable house, and fine
Il lot in the village of Hardeevie, s. o., six
rooms with necessary out buildings in good
condition Apply to HANCKEL & Co, Charles
ton, S. c.
NOR SALE. a well-established Retail Grocery
Il and Liquor business, now doing good
business. Easy terms to responsible person.
Address GROCER, this Office.
EOR SALE, the best green grocery in the city
Il of Savannah. Address VEAL, Morning
News.
GOULD not be so popular if not superior.
X HEIDTS Fine Confectionery. Agents.
Won Oven, Charleston; Alexander Drug and
Seed Company, Augusta; Geo A Bradford, Co
lumbus: McRae & Madre Townsville.
ID UBBER HOSE at cents per foot; Lap
III and Horse Sheets cheap. NEIDLINGER
& RABUN.
EOR SALE, very reasonably, two Kentucky
Il Rice Drills; also, two McSherry Rice Drills,
second hand but in good order. Apply to
ALFRED CHISOLM, p. O. Box Sc.
A RARE BARGAIN Beautiful residence In
IA Palatka, Fla; large 216-story house, with
l., ten rooms; fine location; fiues and closets in
all rooms; at a bargain if sold soon. $. A.
ADAMS, Jacksonville, Fla. or II. II. FIELD,
Palatka, Fla.
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Ts denotes trace Of rainfall.
NJ. J, WRIoHr. JR.. Observer Signal Corps.
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PERSONAL.

TEHE price of one uoZen fac Cabinet Photo
Il graphs and one extra, the proper size for an
Sxl0 frame. is two dollars and fifty cents frames
to fit the same very cheap. j. N. WILSON.
I Asst DAY to see the White Partridge at
- HEIUT'S. Have you seen it, or that
cost.
HOW IS HIS?- Crystalized Fruits 45c Choc
L / olate Creams zoe. HEIDT'S. Other fine
candies at cost; call before all are sold.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
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LOST.

---.-----,- -
I OST-A ladies' gold watch. American Wal.
Il than Watch Co.. No. 1874, 15l. A liberal
reward to the finder, if returned to F. A. s.,
News office
I OST, since Sunday. one dark colored horse
II mule Reward will be paid by returning
same to D. GRIMM, corner Randolph and
Wheaton streets, Savannah, Ga.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, Immediately. servant girl to do
w some houseworll and nursing, at 262 West
Broad street, near Henry.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

% c. paper for Flower Seeds. Make selections
= . while assortment is complete. Seen
HEIDT'S Saturday BargansY
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

a quiet and pretty WeddInx Nns col.
smDized yesterday mofninR ID Sd. Anness
Church, by the rector, Rev. VT 4. South
gate. tbs contracting parties being Miss M.
EsEelle Quaid. The pretty and accomplish-
ed daughter Of AIs. Gee Quad: Of this
city. aud Mr.. William III Van Nosfrand.
Of Blue Point, i. / The carsmony was
performed 10 the presence Of . few invf.
ted personal fEisnds of the bride and
groom. The bride was ailigsd II hand.
some gray cloth EFaveline suit. With foune
70 match, and carried beautiful b0uuust
ef la Frapcs roses and lilies OF the VALLEY.
The groom looked his best 10 & full sufl
Of conventional black. After he wedding
The happy couple received tie c0pgratu.
lations Of their fEiends, and took the Q 81
train for New York. where fhsy will
lake up their future home.
A brilliant weddIBg took place yeaier
day at Laurel, Nd the contracting parties
being Miss Sophia Waters Brohme,
the accomplished daughter Of Ottoman
Bfehme, prominent resident of. Laurel
and Mr. William Hamilton Boyd, oi
Philadelphia. Tie cremony was perform
ed In ST. Phillips Proieslant Episcopal
Church. by Rev. Alex. @. McCabe, in the
presence OF large aesemblage. Among
those present were Dir. and Mrs Barnes
Compton, the Misses Compton, The Misses
Gorman, daughters OF Senator Gorman,
the Misses Estep, and the Rev. T.. Gam
brill, Of West River A. A. county.
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Girls Friendly Society FESTIVAL.

The asnual meeting and festival Of the
Annapolis Branch Of the Girls Friendly
society, tookplace yesterday Al st. Anns's
chapel There was q full attendance af
associates and members. Nine new msm
bers were received, seven were admitted
as prohationers. and three as candidates.
Prizes are given each year to those mem
bcrs who have been faithful for the year
in their place Of service. These werc
awarded this year to Sarah Rehrwankel.
Rosie Carroll. Lizzie Fiddler, Fanny
Furbush and Sallie Jamsssn. After the
service of prayer and song in the chapel
the Associates treated the girls to boun
tiful feast in the school roem below.
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ITO Be, or Not TO Bsr..

soliIoquized the melancholy Dane. A
sea of trouble opposed. He shrank be-
fore them; ambition lay dead Life, a.
he viewed 1t. rested under yellow cloud.
tinged with green. Hamlet, to my mind.
was bilious The blood. diseased, carried
through the natural gates and alleys Of
the body. made life burden; and the
ills Of the body magnified in tenfOld de-
gree his other ills Purify the blood,
give new life and aciien to The systsm,
take DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical Dis
covery, and your drnwsiness. lack OF ap
petite, chilly sensations, yellow skin. bad
breath, will depart. as the mornipg mists
aTs diepelled By the rising sun.
Thousands Of course follow the use Of
DR.. Sagc's Calarrh Remedy. SO cents.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

Hrs. Emma Rnllman and daughters.
Nay and Lulu, have been besn visiting
their uncle, Mr. W. Fl. Rullman, WesI
strest
Mrs. Frank Manning and children. Of
Baltimore. are visiling her neither, Mrs.
Thomas Pindell. Gloucester street.
Mrs. Charles Lewis, Of South river, IL
visiting her mother. Mrs. Pindsll, Glou
cesler street.
Lieut. Al Ross, wife and son, returned
home TO day frem their visit to Clarion,
Pa.
Pref. George E. Saith. of Frederick,
Md, Is visiting friends on Market st.
Miss Belle Robinson Of Ellicstt City. ia
visiting Mira. J. Walter HEDGES.
Mr.. and Mrs James Rsvell are still
quite IN at their residence on West St.
Mrs. Lorman aud son. Of Baltimore,
who have been visiting MIS- Hyde, Con
duit street, returned home yesterday.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

A very interesting meeting Of the chap
ter of ST. Andrews Brotherhood was
held last night in Mcdowell Hall, ST.
johns College AS number of the stu
denis are members Of the Brotherhood.
President Fell, whe l. also vice president
of the chapter. was invited TO give the
opening address. His remarks were char
acserized by clearness OF tksught and
conveyed sound practical advice to the
young men pf the Brotherhood He was
listened 10 with much attention aud the
director Of the chapter announced his in.
tention TO invite another lay member 20
give the address at the next monthly
meeting. The sacial features Of the eve
ming were very pleasant. Quite q large
audience, consisting mostly Of members
of The congregation Of st. Anne's Church.
were present The songs Of Mrs. Baker
and the finished piano-playing Of Miss
Parrott. were.highly appreciated. Tne
readings Of Professor Cain. Rev f. n.
Kirkus. and Dir. H. Iglehart also ELECTED
much applause The other items in the
programme were eticiently rendered by
the College Glee Club and members Of
The Brotherhood
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

The question of removing the telegraph
and electric light wires FROM the peles In
the large cities and placing them under
ground, IL one of great importance,
asd should be taken late consideration
by all city authorities. They have net
only proved to be great nuisance, but
endanger life and detract from the value
OF the .pFoperlys They are also q great
hindrance to the passage Of high struc-
lures il times of any great celebration !.
But any instrument that endanEers life
and properly should be put as far out Of
the way as possible. We are about to
have electric lights in our city and nav
ID tie tim0 we should take action against
the erection Of any wires ever head, ard
have them put under grnund from the
plant. This is matter that should be
seriously considered, and Ne hcps it will
receive attention at the hands Of Our city
authorities.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25
Cirauit Canrt.

Court met this morning with Chief
Judge Miller and associate Judge Smith
on the beach, James NJ. Munroe, Slatc's
attorney. aud Sheriff Crane, present. The
criminal docket that was begun on Mon
day was continued to-day. The case Of
Michael Farrell, Of Brooklyn for the lar
ceny of . watch, was tried before the
Court and acquitted. James Stewart.
colored, charged with assaulting Con-
stable George Basil. while In the dis.
charge OF his duty was sentenced to the
House OF Correction for TIVE months.
Josiah Carroll was placed on trial today
chsrged with attempting an outrageous
OF the third district.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25
"cAPITALu JoTTINos.

Mr.. Thomas 0ordan, waIl-knawn res.
tauSanteur Of Baltimere, spent the day
Tuesday witk bis whilom friend, James
A. Bond. proprietor OF the REESE Heuse.
Mr.. Gordam for number of years KEEP
the house bearing the same name in Bal.
timore.
In the Orphans Court yesterday letters
Of administrauen were granted TO Miss
Norma Richardson, on the estate OF tie
ate earah 8. Richardson
Naval cadets OF the class OF 1887 are
arriving for their fiual exanination,
which takes place at the Naval Academy
10 May.
The Easton Ledger says: The Talbot
visitors were greatly pleased with the
Annapolis parade, and with their recep-
ton by tho Annapolltans. That's what
every body says
Hanna, he, she, or II. is holding daily
receptions at Frederick, Md.
An occasional remnant OF the deoora
iions Of Tuesday is sill seen.
The rain today is timely. apd a COED
relief from the dust that has prevailed
for The past few days.
To-day was the last day Of the tonging
season, and the oyster will now take .
I est.
The registers met here to day to ar
range for their printing and advertising.
The EVENING CAPITAL, Gasstts and I'D
wrtIser were selected to do the work
The usual nu mber Of county people
we're attending court to-day.
The carnival and trades committee
mel last night and closed up all the busi
Hsss connected with the late display.
E. c. CAN'T. trustee. advartises In the
CAPrTAL to day the sale oe The personal
property Of G. W. Hail on West street.
The wind blew q perfect gale last night
i'en the southeast, which eliminated to.
dag In general rain storm
A number Of Annapolitans lave decld-
g to attend the New York centennial
aext Tuesday.
Two little boys dressed in f1remen's
costume, attracted attention ID the parade
tuesday as they accompanied tho Water
witch Hook and Ladder Company. They
we're Master Hipkins aud the grandson of
Mr. >. A. Shjourdan. The little fellows
enjoyed the treat,
:. William Bentley. an enfstsd man at
.ae Academy, pleaded guilty befOrs ;
ssaft martial. OF larceny. and The recon-
s'naAusns Of the Court have hean sont
. Washington.
on steel guus which had been tested at
as Naval Proving Grounds. were ship
psa yesterday to the crnsier Yorktown.
treasurer Archer, Comptroller Baueh
~. Tax Commissioners Woalford and
aulatant General Howmrd we're among
s arrivals to day. There was no sneel-
'sg ol the Board Of Public Works.
Inc Executive Department has ieceiv.
. p1oclaaations from Governors of sew.
aaIes. recommending Tuesday next
~ soiday One Of them recommends
w paaoung OF elm trees On tie occasion
We Warrington Centennial.
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TO Paw : Fine Of 800.

Captain Charles T. Beauchamp, in
dicted for cruelty TO oyster drsdeers,
pleased guilty In the United States
District Court yesterday, and was
sentenced 10 pay fac Of 500. Capt
Beanchamp Is the owDer Of the oyster
vessels p. Rasmussen. Jr., Mark Stevens
and z. T. Beauchamp. on which three
men were drawn up by the thumbs last
winter Capt. Beauchamp was tried last
March, the jury disagreeiug. Captain
JEAN Wallace and Severn w. Crosswell,
who commanded two of Capt. Beauch-
amps vessels, were convicted and sen
tenced.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25
Always YOUNG.

why Is nv wife 90 precious In my sighti
Is Il because her eyes are always bright,
And grace and modesty are In her air2
Neither believe me. Though she's very fair
She says and says 1t with al earnest de-
cision:
This growing old. find, is all fiction,
Since fortune sent me ''Favorite Prescrip.
tion."
DR.. PioTce's famous remedy of that
name Is, indeed, q perfect specific for
female weakness. and kindred all
ments By druggists.
Cleanse the liver, stomach. beweIs and
Whole system By using DR.. Pierce's Pei
lets.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25
Election 81 vsstry.

AT the annual meetinR OF the enrolled
parishioners Of ST. Annes Parish on Eas-
ter Monday. Nicholas Brewer. J. Harris
Forbes. William Harwood. J. Writ Ran
dell, j Shaad Stockett, Fraak II. Stock
EFT, Jr., Robert =. Slrange. and Eugene
Wsllhington, wsrc sIected vestlymen for
the ensuing year.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for this county for the moHth of March !:
John p. Howell to Mollie E. May; Geo.
Pointer. to Charlott Wilson: Lewis Evans
to Harriet A. 6nowden, Phillip Jones to
Alice Davis; Thomas w. Collins0n to B.
Franklin; Wilson o. Gott to Cornelia
Hall: James II. Lafrimore to Matte w !.
and three colered.
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4 4.


Does the most perfect work OF any Laundry IN
the cOunlry No potash or chemicals used in
cleansing and bleaching cl0Ihing. The finest
fabrics done up without a blemish. Gentle
mems and Laoses' Hneua specially. Satisfac-
too guaranteed Or no charge. Lfnem received
on Mondays and Tuesdays and returned the
end of the week. For informat ion apply t.
J. II. WELLS, Agt.s
Vain street. 4f3
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I.aid to Reat.

Mrs. Emma Stapf, wife Of Mr.. Louis
Stapf, whose death was announced in the
CAPITAL yesterday, was buried to day
from St.Mary's Catholic church. Mr.. An
dyStapf, OF Baltimore. was among the
relatives present
Evening capital., 1889-04-25
Local News.
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

lReportci for the EVENING oAPrrAI.l
WASHINGTON, April %, 3 P. M-The
weather indications received at THE CAPT
ALT flee today are: For the District OF
Columbia Maryland and Virginia. light
rain warmer; southerly winds, shifting
10 colder westerly.
Thermome ter at The CAPITAL Office
at noon to-day stood Coz
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

Remarked to friend the other day
that she knsw Ksmp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs was guperior remedy.
as 1t stopped her cough Instantly whsn
other cough remedies had no effect
whatever, So 70 prove this and convince
you Of its merit any druggist will give
you Sample Bottle frss. large size 50c
and 81.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25
.OSNER'S
LADTES /.

or course, visit TO Baltimore means
4 visit to sP0SNERS. ? This Is Nary
lands great SIGHT SEEING store-t6e
representative house of the state and
SOu.h-- where people from every part Of
the country c0ngregate. You are invited
20 make your headquarters here. ii you
have parcels. leave them in our baggage
room.s drop in aid rest when YOU are
tired; ask us questions about tie city:
ask as questions about the interesting fea-
lures Of our stablishment-accept our
hospitalities in general.
If it isn't convenient to leave home
and yon want goods of any kind. az anv
time, do business, with as through the
mail. We guaiantee to make eyery trans
action pleasant; aud to sell all goods from
20 to 80 per cent. CHEAPER than Won
u buy them in the country. AS Al IN
DUeEMENr for your trade this year. we
agree TO- send purchases amounting to
$500 end over to any point within 200
miles Of Baltimore FREE OF ALI. RANspoR-
TATIoN CHA acEs. Samples of DREss CooDs.
DaY GooDs, &c, viii be sent when reouest-
Address us, Posner Bros, 2lS. 2l7.
2I9 Lexington Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

Sample Free. Ask your grocer for It
Electric Paste St0Ue Polish No dirt or
dust when using. Saves Woman's labor,
alse carpets and furniture. It costs noth-
lHg to try task your grocer for sam
pie package. $40 3m
Evening capital., 1889-04-25
TIME TABLES.
Annapolis, w. a B. Railroad.
AnnapolI. . BaltlmOrs short LIns 3. 3.

.pger trains will leave Annapolis, as follows
tr.yE ANNAPOLIS, ARRIVE IN BALTIMORE.
leave at. $40 a. N. Arrive at-.... 80 q. m.
lo.25a. m. II, 30 q, m.
$40 p, M. 40 p. m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE, ARRIvKIH AENAPoLIs.
leave at .....3.35 A. m. Arrive at....g.4O q. m.
coop. m. BIO y. m,
53Opm. $40 ,. m.
SUNDAY TRAINs:
Leave Annapolis at 7.60 q. m. and $50 p. m.--
Arrive in Baltimore at eos .. M, 40 p. m.
Leave Baltimore at e.35 a. M, and $50 p m
Arrive in Annapolis l0.45 a. M, and $40 p. m.
Freights received and dispatched daily. at
reasonable rates.
G. NJ LEILICH. Gen'l. Manager.
ALBERT WEIGH, Supt.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

Wanted 10000 persons to drink Malt
Phosphates at Hart's Cigar Stere--5c, q
glass-tlIe best summer drink eior sold
A. Hart, 05 Maryland Avenue. 48
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AAUHLbt q III EtLbIIIe
IA N. Charles Street, Baltsmore, Nd.

a Michigan bill proposes TO empower
building inspectors with the enforcement
Of the law prohibiting child labor.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

The coal trust Of Cleveland collapsed
last week. Anthracite was cut from Sc
and &6 % per ton TO $5 25 and %.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25
u.res or ADvERTEsEka

,,cb frst insertion. e1.00; subse-
One tnserfions. 80 cents. Liberal rates made
euen,. .Lose advertising by the month or year -
~, Lotions Of a square viii constitute mn
saaarfea.. announcement Of marriages ana
Ofaius OfI sree' but obituary notices will be eharg-
dessn desan - one-half the usual rates OF advertle-
Ins: 90, notices and political or special COM
a,icsfions, cents per line.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

Wheeling street car men will no
strike for $165 and nine hours. The,
make $i.9O and work twelve hours
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

By 40 expert. at your residesce. Address
Expert" care of g. w. Riley. 13 Com
premise street, Annapolis, Nd.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

Senator Farrell is Interested in q
1000. 600 acre farm at Durango, Met
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

/ have been troubled with catarrh
from boyhoOd. and considered my case
chronic until about three years ago / pro-
cured Ely's Cream Balm, and / count
myself seund to day, all from the use OF
one bottle. j. r. Cooley, Hardware
Merchant. Mentrose, Pa
Mr.. P. NJ. Barber has used Ely's Cream,
BALM for catarrh il his family and com.
msnds it very highly A lady is recover
1Dg tae sense OF SMELL A Tunkhannock
lawyer, known to many OF our readers
says he was cured Of deafness. -Pittston
Pa. Gazette.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

Starvation wages and idle workmen
is the story that comes from Berlin.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

A bin to prohibit the consolidation or
railroads was killed in Tennessee.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

WANHBDs-TWoB B0Ys.-one a. aselrs.r 4,
blacksmith shop and one ii paint shon.
Apply 20 a r. EIKVHNg. 81 Prince Geor1e
60 A2f-Ws
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

At Lowell. Masa.. Iaborers employed by
builders were formerly paid 81 per day;
now they receive 29 y cents per hour.
Evening capital., 1889-04-25

Chicago skilled hard wood flnishcrs
make from SO % TO $3 per day. Pain
ters get from 90 TO 35 cents per hour.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-08-24

The subjoined letter was received
by citizen of this place yesterday
and he requests US to make it pub
lie, This Is an opportunity to get
another manufacturing enterprise
established here. We request the
Chamber of Commerce to investigate
the matter
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL. 1899.
DEAR SIR My attention has been
called to your town and it has very few
manufacturing enterprises that employ
young male and female help. The es-
Enlistment of a knitting factory that
employs this class of help is just what
your town needs. 1t is well known
fact that some OF the southern towns
have improved very rapidly las manufac-
turing enterprises tend to bring the peo-
Pile in from the surrounding country and
help to make the town a commercial
centre? Why should not your town do
the same? l would like you to lay this
matter before some of your prominent
citizens who are interested in the devel
opment of the town or the Board of
Trade. Ii your citizens are willing to
subscribe stock for the establishment OF
knitting factory, (which will not only
be good paying Investment, but great
benefit to the town. I will be pleased to
correspond further with you, and il your
citizens are interested l will make a
proposition for the establishment of q
knitting factory. Trusting TO hear from
you at an early date | am
Yours, very truly,
WALTER SNYDER.