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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago July - (spccia The wheat market resumed
It's position to-day leader IN the speculative uarNts
Corn was well up with wheat for hour but finally
dropped out forging along the end however, az rafting
pace Wheat opened 500 cents for September and the re-
actions Insignificant In course OF upward flight 70
81 "a cents closed AZ 81 = cents. III" trading when the
price kO 81 cents almost entirely confined 10 the
September delivery. Tue splurge In the last half hour,
the entire crowd shouting Themselves hUdFse Tor
wheat over The reported taking OF thllty-eght bolt
and twenty Baltimore Tor export but
Was whis per.d nS Hutchinson covering sbyr
wheat. which wac more potent Than expert rrmor7; May
fCm YJ6Uh cents OIFnd 40 30 cent ana closel
~ 81 dJt42 cents Trading W corn was OF al exciting
character start the report u damage large
section OF country as Reported by The Cincnnati Price
urr-nt" was the stimulating factor September started at
sos kept ,ancnr until t reached 49,, With possibly
le sale, sop orders at ~ cents. There good
many realizing sales at from 3ss % 3J; and u looked
market would cQsc ln the neghhorhood OK 3os
cus worked down that price short time before
he close upr03r from tne cNct'd wheat market
nye tro shorts another had and raised The prize
c.o,.d the market Nssc- Were chartered for l4Oc'O
bis..i. no estimated Tfceip~ los fO-norro" 40
.nr, MAY corn sold from SO cent? 40 IL" 1925
ont, a,d nm t. i3A ccut w c latter price ruled the
.,-. The -ttt eth 10 corn served bull influence In
th. oats market carl. Thr olnc was about steady AZ
.lisht advance. There advance Of = cent. and
u september touched - cents numefOu, country orders
,,.re nureio.. Hutchinson sold all futures PARTON.
, ,,yt.b.. Fad wa largely responsible FOR M, break
fr ,p' ., cents. Io-moflO~s receipts
fI.,.c A. 1873 car- the curb SCI TENDER wheat va
M .xref demand and advanced % - cents aad for
t.c sam" month was Z" cents.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme Court-Gencral Ierm-Recess continued
supreme Court Oers-B Before Andrews, J.-Moton
calendar Nos. TO -, call ID az II o'clock.
Supreme COurt-Speciil TcIm-p1rts | and II-Ad.
lourned for the term.
supreme Colrt-Crcuit-Part I-Acloumcd until October
>, 1880.
jOurucd FOR the term. -
rr0gates COurt-B-!Ore Ransom S.-For probate: Wills
II ALBEIT stronger John A. Kiencrt, Mary Whealen and
Leopold Lehman, az 10 a. John i. Aiginer, Thomas
Z. Shaw, Catharine b. IArue and Rebecca Armour at
10 80 a.
superior COIrt-Oeneral Term-Adiourned Tor the term
Superior COuTt-Special Ierm-BcfOre OGOrman, j.
Motions.
superior Court-Tr!al Tcrm-PaIts 1, II and III-Ad.
10. racd for the term.
Common Ploa--Gcncra Tenn-Adjourned for the term
Common P!eas-Sp -cial Ienn-Beioge Rookstayer j.
Motions.
Common Pleas-TIial Tcrm-Parts 1 and II-Adiourned
for the
City Court-Special Torm-Before Van WICK J-Motons.
,lty Court-1rlIl lcrm-Palts j, II, III and IV-Ad.
Iourned
Court Of General sessions-Parts I. II and III-Ad.
!Ourued To-. the term.
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lie CHANGED HIS MIND AT COURT.

President W. II. Maginnis, j., of the Erie Transit
Company, whose Offices at the foot OF Chambers
ST.. was complainant at the Tombs Police Court YES
tcrday against Clement j. Chaor. formerly treasurer
of the company. The transit company which is said
to have had but a brief existence, deposed william
Chandler, tho manager. and Chaer few days ago.
Both men refused surrender the keys. accounts and
money of the concern. The aid Of the police authori
ties was invoked but when Detective Charles HcGel-
berg sOuch; the manager he could not ind him
Challer however. was taken into custody. AT the
Tombs Court he declared Q" Judge Waite mat ne w0Ild
lie company The amount involved is $500. lie
xV,s role
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his chair lie told her she did not stop ne h wGud ia
t9v IN him: You can't put me away. lie trled 10
III and carry her of and found himself P9~epiTs3t h
child oulv seven yenrs old ont The door ana COulu
not Stir her from her standing place on nc n0or ;
She i conscio1, Of no peculiar feeling except hhu
Of tremor passing through her arms. IolulhP
class tumbIer between her hands one may Near lVnu
musical whirrng and every second OF so cll'N uhc
that Of teryaphiug. In conversation nothing - more
apparrut than that she Is entirely sincere, ana simple
~ a child She would like well as any one 10
know what this strange power IS and whence IL comes
10 her She sad she had never found II IN any o'ef
oorsnn cNrcpt onc--a man in Battle Creeh-dHu >hc
thought he had il in greater degree even uhHi
She herself had IT, and il seemed 10 come 10 lin by
Kind ~ intuition thai he could do these tninsS'
inst as II did to her. She learned by use us laws,
ono Of which was that she could not grasp anything
suddenly or with sudden determination TO move II; IL
nos ses .cd her rather than she 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
CELEBRATING WroYIyG's STATEHOOD.

Cheyenne Wyo., July "a (speciaD.--An enthusiastic
celebration OF Wyomine's admission 10 Statehood was
hold Yesterday The ceremonies consisted Of a parade
nar, cnated In by the state militia the civic societies
Of the city. the United states garrison from Fort
Russell and a large trade display az the state capital
cneoches we're made by warren VI. Brown president
- the Constitutional Convention; O. j. Clark, Mrs.
TheIcse \. jenkins. Mrs. Esther A. Morris. who was
.+,q,meutal in Introducing into the first Wyomiu
,,iSiati1~o The Woman Suffrage law, Mrs.. Amelia J..
% Wee pre,ident Of the National WOmau's suffrage
t,'',.ist .on and Others. Icl"-um, and letters Of
,,.r1tTIatjon were received from the Governors OF
W,fts~a and Nebraska. and from the leaders u tho
W0man's suffrage movement in the Fast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25

Mr. Mckenzie sad "The sub committee are unani.
i'm their approval o: the ste They believe ua'
the fusion Of tie Lake Front with Jackson Parh iof
the purpose, of the fair will smooth away al glheE
cnrcs AID lead 10 results Of the highest value The ex
hiSition Will now take the form Of an l. on me
Lake front Will De placed the art ana otter eAnIi
which are 20 have "a permanent home there whlle
the FXh bitiOu proper viii he within the gates o. the
park As 10 the additional guarantee Of five millions
demanded by the Government, ! have only 10 say
that il viii be pad-and paid willingly
The dispatch from Philadelphia published yester-
dav morning in which General GO,hOrn was made 10
,av that The Chicago Fair would be mainly agricultural
was pronounced untrue. What the General actually
said vas that agriculture would form prominent
and leading feature of the exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
WORK OF TILE DOCK ROARD.

Tho Dock b ard yestoria approved the purchase oi
100 feet OF watt front at Twenty and the North
River This IS the last batch Of strip Of land between
rwenty-siXth ard Second which the city has been
tiatng for The price is 5000 foot, making 95OOOp
piece. The action viii have to be confirmed b.
the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund An Application
has been ad. the Board by the East Bay Land In
proyemcn Company for approval Of plans for pier and
bulkhesGs the Sound, near Bronx River In order 70
enable the company begin the improvement at once
rearan cement made OF the salaries Of the clerks
Of the department. increasing Of them, and making
uulf0
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~ INcORPORArE THE REn cRoss soctrrr

Washington. July 2f.-Scuator sherman 10 dov IN
troduc"d iii 10 incorporate the Red Cross society
with Miss Clara Barton George KEENAN,. DE- J. b.
Hubbeu ana Others ~ is incorporat0is The purpose
If this society," as stated by the bu is 10 furnish
volunteer aid 10 the sick and wounded Of armies In
lime Of war; IN accordance with the spirit Of the treaty
u the Red Cross In 1854. 10 which the Government
-ayc II, adhesion IN March, l9s2 70 succeed to all
me right, which have hitherto been exercised be
to American association under the existing laws; to
act in matters Of volunteer relief and. IN accord with
tie military authori'.r.. medium OF c1mmunlca~
ton between thu people Of the United states and their
National -ccl"fi"- ~ tho Governments through the
Cnmlte international d" ~cc0rs. and continue f.
CARRY ou system Oi international relief BOB tim" oi
I"tcr and apply the sam" lu ut-.tius the -u1cglugs
,uu-d Uy pr~ti"uce, fire. rood. ETC.. ara other greet
National cllam.'c-. Altcr the pIs>ac. ~ thi, hin n
han pc unlawful for any other association than m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
THE COURTS.
SUITS AGAINST ROWLAND n. HAZARD,
TWO OF THEM WERE ARGUED YESTERDAY AND
SUITS AGAI,
A JUDGMENT WAS ENTERED.


Tho suits in which Rowland y. Hazard the dr. 4,
gst, was concerned, were argued yesterday befora
Judge Andrews of the Supreme Court. The first syit
was that brought against Mr.. Hazard several years
ago by John r. Caswell to restrain him from using the
name CT Caswell, Hazard d Co. in his drug business
Casweu won the case in the lower courts, but tte
Court of Appeals reversed the decision Ex,Judee
H. H. Howlahd, counsel 10: Hazard, applied yesterday
for an extra allowance Of $1,000. Haley Fske Cd
posed the motion, the ground that his client had
Judgment against Hazard which he could not collect
such an allowance without merit and would be
an offset to the judgment. Judge Andrews reserved
his decision.
The second matter was the application to continue
the Injunction obtained in the suit begun by Mrs.
sarah l.. Hazard against Hazard, who was her hus-
band, to set aside fraudulent certain transfers Of
stock OF Hazard, Hazard & Co. 10 the Western Ma
uonal Bank, H. X. Thurber, the Madison Square Bank
Noses X. Crow and others. Although Mrs Hazard
has died since the Institution OF the suit her counsel
Abraham Gruber, told the court that the action would
pc prosccued Inc death OF the plaintiff. however,
had made further preparation necessary and had made
an adjournment desirable The banks counsel cd.
posed the continuance If the injunction against IT, as
was necessary to sell certain stock at the present
TINE. Mr. lnuIbcrS counsel made similar request
Inc adjournment was granted by Judge Andrews
judgment for !! ,O93 J3 entered In the County
Clerk Office yesterday In favor OF Maria L. Lee, against
Rowland ", John {. and Herbert Hazard
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.lN ARTISTS INFORHAL WILL.

The will Of the artist, Theodor Maenntchcn, which
filed for probate yesterday, is a peculiar docu-
ment. It is written with lead pencil, in German on
the pages Of ordinary memorandum book, winch II
full Of notes upon various subjects. The translation
Of the will Is as follows New York, June - Ioo7'
Ny wife, Marie MacnuTclCn born PartheymuelleF, 49,
in case i die suddenly the sole and only hcress 10
whatever l possess. Tne1dOr Maenuichcn." NJ
Macnntchcn died at no. 100 East northumberland
thirtenuth-St
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TO STOP INDIAN BC7cHERY OF CATTLE.

Topeka, Kan July 24.-Gencral Morgan. Commits
soner Of Indian Affairs. at Fort Reno, has put a stop
10 tho brutal and cuc, methods Of the Indians in kill
ing their beef cattle. Hereafter all killing is to DO
done in pens as privately "a possible by a man who
understands the duty. The consumption Of the blood
and intestmes by the Indians is strictly forbidden
Tio beef is 10 BE- cut up IA neat and clean manner
and will be delivered 10 men and not to women ey.
cent in cases OF special cAI .ency.
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Gin Real estate for Sale


y STORY hirhstoop Il feet cabinet
> r1i. he'd Jsth-st. $1,000. SIEE LNS.
b.h.ayc.. corner 93d-st.
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0lisrrllantnua

A PRIVATE detective. excellent stand
"A bug cau be consulted ou confident al
business All Mis- week. Cal or address
j. J. l.. $50 -th-syc.
EN~IONS- NEW Law soldiers. also
L widows. parents. SC. not brfore eutl-
tied also lucr,a-,d. VETERAN AITDE-
My CpNKLING. Is3 Broadvay.
DRIVATL DEFECTIVE, highest city
b references all bushes, strictly conn-
Dental either criminal or civil; moderate
rates. W, ZIG East 4Gth-si.
I I NRRLLLA~ recovered canes repaired A,
- p1T1-olr 10 match suits sJsr.sltic- 20 4
and silver handle, Icpaucd. EAICHtLLS,
224 Gth-aNC.
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Rockville. Conn.,, July 24.-Superv

Rockville Conn, July 24.-Supervisor Mclaughlin
announces to-day that the population OF Toland
County Is 25,1O0, against 24,l12 in 1880 Inc de-
crease in the population Of of the towns Is I'M
cxpcctedly large, only three towns showing an IN
crease, namely: Vernon, 1900; somerset, loo, anu
stafford, ~. -,
Chicago. July 24.-Superntcndent Franklin, OF the
school Census Bureau. has reported TO the oaIu VI
education that his enumeration of tho population OF
Chicago. just completed, shows that 1t contains
2O5, SOB souls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
zeal Gslate Wanteo.

lyANE CONSTANT INQUIRIES for ten
H einents. fats and private houses send
iul particulars Of yp'r property, which viii
receive special attention Money T. loan On
bond and mortgage at very lowest rates II
interest. JOHN i. Il. SNYTH, " Lib
CgtN-,t.
IAVE NUMEROUS buyers to purchase
Il corner buildings on any OF the propl.
Particulars. JOHN j. b. SMYTH, 90
Lib rty-st.
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NORTH DAKOTA ELEVATORS NOT CLOSED.

Minneapolis. MINI, July PA dispatch to Tho
Journal from Bismarck y. D.. says Secretary IIar-
rs of the Board Of Railroad Commits Qners charac-
erzes as untrue the report that no elevators IN North
Dakota Will accept grain for storage this year.
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Qrces mnkinQ.

4 RTISIIC diossinaAing; imported fash.
IL !0r- goods pu.cld-,d u ..-.rrd not!
orders at short notice. Mrr. McLLEOG ,
- las. Jth-,t.. opposite DchA.nr =.
4 EIISTIc dte--.aau1i Tc. lrtng
- cus'uiu"-. .Hcn".- and wrap. hand
-Clr ll-.-c- made foi $40 and 80. Nine.
OWEN. -G2 Wet -3G-st.
4 DREe>NNKER. elderly. by tAe DIV;
n make over. repair. terms -. Ccl ls'.
ave.
n KF>SN KEE VIII ~ ono by the Gay.
~ A. TAYLOR 80 sth-aye.
KE>~MAKEE.. Dood f.tr. good
~ d,eper neat finish ~ % p'f day i,,.
c.,nt'-. MI s.. Tribune ptovu once.
~ broadway.
AMI. T.. ANTOINETTE. ll2 Wet
!'1 lstn-st.-IuN eutOr u dr--f-s :or mIssf-
2 TO l. years artistic costume t. order q.
short notice.
1IAL>ON DE CoNFIANCE. Hen,l.t,e
vi Michel - Wr.t 47'h-~t'-ImDo co.:
ala kind. Of -umme. Gf.--e- % ord-f d-uy-
cred ih day- indicate pr!c"s.
ID AHIhIAN bI;ESNMAkEK Ar-t.,la..
i cutt T. nt'cr, wi.lrt Wofh private fam
lily; by enta.6ucnt Of week. CAPACITY,
Tribune CpiOwn Oricc, J .235 broadway.
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flats Go fei. unfuruishto

ITO RENT-Larrc and small Apartments
L in the Nfcp-oof building, 80 MauIsO"'
ave-. cor. 2Sth-st.
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Counlrn Real Csia ic for 9alc

A.,.N,l rpE MONTE LAIR.-Dwe.ling
IL and building sites for sale; houses 70
lee. iuIuI.hcd Or UNFINISHED. TUBES s.
TAYLOR. . B'tHuan--t.. y. Y.
TOR SALE on monthly payments, ar
n.sr . IT. IA miles from city Is trains
zach way daily cOnmutat.On $50 PER year
$50 desirable building lots money loaned
10, building address W. Il. GRACE &
Co. HprOVcr Square. y. Y.
y,1t.ACitL RIVLR FARM. $1,000; 90
lOf lrt. $500. farIn book free. II. i.
chs MIXERS, IcG-ral-burg. Nd.
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L. URNIsHED ROOMS, with OF without
board. 1913 East 52d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25

GOOh.-Bv an english woman, a. cook or
" waite :, ci,y .ri. renccs. Apply for
> day, 2,o31 -i-ayc., ~ iioOr, front.
hANS' WOEK.-Wa-blug aad ironing;
~ or ~ .N take Work home. 4i2 soh-ave.
n AN>' WpRK.-IwO young women % y
~ out by d1r OF week washing OF c.eln-
u-. 2l3 Wet 31tb--c.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

L. URNISHED ROOMS, with or without
L board. 1913 East 52d-st.
TIL NORTHAM. 2lst-st., Al and 40
4 East.-This Old-established house will
L. rc0pened August under the same man.
Rscmcnt. :. y. Built.
~ EAST 2D.ST.-Furnlsbed rooms. en-
i sri,e. sinely, with or without b, ard.
DC TH.Sr., 81 wEsT.-very desirable
~ double and single rooms al summer
prices. with superior table.
OF STST.. 20 WEST. Large. handsome
oil r0Ifrs. half price during sumner
81 so. s5 also hoard.
Brooklyn.
NNE or two gentlemen can have large
~ or snail rooms. with or without board;
ali conyenlences. 40 6th-aYe., Brooklyn.
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domestic Gitua!l1us UInIeo

Males.
WAITER and USEFCL-MAN-COOK
w and LAUNDRESS-B ran and wife ;
former experienced waitcr, good carver and
u-. ;il-nan. latter Nrst.c.ass cook and laun-
dr.s-. Address HENRY, -. Gth-aye.,
advert -"I'ut Office.
"a AFTER up COOK.-By "A Young Swcde /;
W want. WORK of any kind; Di'y or coun.
tfv. WAGES moderate. Address PATTERSON.
l4I East l9'h-~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25

NAIIKIL&tt COOK want, b. 20 out
IL bv The fsy also lunch and dinner par.
tires. 3D. List slst--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25

nEIVEH Or PORTEK.-By a steady,
~ s5be. Young man. age ~ willing %
make himself u- iul 70 900! thing. AdGr,s,
~ 4! EI!1. 1J8 West fJtu-rL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25

Bnghamton, July 24.-Supervisor schnen Oh the
IXth Census District, gives the exact population Oh
The cnInties In this district as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25

nEIVIE ~ touns man. a, dr,s,r o.
~ grocery or delivery WAGON o trii- 10
i'-t pla.r. reference. Add4r.s EATON,
JJ5 Du-aY'.
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O)ork uantco.
Males

Males
prt.t. .ro -,
.c.,r,'. o,. o,,i , ch. me ,li,a
az '-l.r s'iee,ei and sen, r." 4 charge
ord hF postal carl, or ''.rffaph ~ ou'
-i!'D''IlI ~ A"4'NCh
HIt~'N. - nr'e.a', nan, under
80 ..-- I'..- '.i "-.'i-ai DE-. .,.''
''" '.-"' ''."4 a." a., Lt,,.'4..5 ~
aar omr"
NA>~A'E.-r"-'ol- suffering wtl r''-
"a D." 70. acufa rh".ra' -m. nervous
a.d H"I. I'd c.-.,'., en- o.. -..r---fu-y
+ ID .,..'g III, ,6n fd.nb.-r. a r-,drafe
a g' -, hon i-.i'irt. Germany tens
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p.'prfNf H. NJ. it-,t. "
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t..r o.. travelling .. fl f.r....r' dug
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i'' I.'..I r'..'.e. Ero1a.'a.
n. HH. n'I"f 't.f .''uru'. can q. b
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o. '.' '' a-i"r TO- DOCTOR, VI 49,
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ID IEIi RI strong yo.ng color.l unn
l'-'...H H >'i" N".' -t.'
o., '" ri H' tA,'ii'h.
a.. r,.oui,, ''> ''"' '-i'' I'l D'''''+'
v,,t,.fr
l. wv ,"'i. I'm -''i
-, ps...,.o ~" W. ~ lou palms
90 ''''''''' DO ~.
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Domeotic 5ltuanoI5 tOdnteo

Females.
n Mis-. l.. SEFLY,
formerly Miss l.. Campbcu.)
% WESy .2D-s I.
FOREIGN AID DOM ESTIC
/ MALL AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
b ALL REFEKLNCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED. |
Servant, breaILnS enZaxcments will De
( dismissed from office AID forfeit all claim
" fee paid.
n. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
IS WEST 29D.Sr.
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W. AITrFSS BY eNIciicnced American
W glr! q, ir-i-ciass waitress understands
.-,,lu. viu, make, "a lad, and IA, best rrl-
.r,.nr,s unt chsmbIua.d VITA Mrs.
TYLER 3S- Dtu-ttt.
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\TTI;TSS nv Young woman can
w take "A buffers place; Wiling, oDllg-
ing and trustworthy; clty Or country un'
questionable references. 30I tth-dNc.
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Uork tDautc0.
Males

iOork tDautcO.
~------------------- -~-------.----------
N,1.s
BIKE pr<,.,N. - ..........- t,,....,
I .r,. $40. fI,'.- - r, $50. ..''..
1r,lrl. =, ri, Ad.. ff,.tt ID. .i-.n.
Od.,s.
A ot So Ma. -. wants Situation a.
--,,1.., te-I a., ,1tr.,. git ~, t,,, W
J -..r.
NV ~'' v.rS. ~.i'ESHTS,t'n' EEtair.ts.3
4 Yor>, Nan -97 WEN, position +
a'' e.a O e1 %. ,"' r,,,, 80 90 "'', ,
"U'''' I'''''f 10 ~
80.
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| A. ,n.If'. OF. '-- .-ta't not nffad z ror&.
/ Address u. e.. Vs., Tribune onr..
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