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AMUSEMENTx
The Season Opened At the w,.a.o,

The doors OF the Windsor Theatre were
opened to the Bowery last evening for the 1rst
time since June. This Is the first OF tho east
SIDE Dramatic houses to commence the now
season. The interior aspect had been changed
by tho obltersiion OF the japanese dscora-
tions. and the painting on OF plain and not ORR
entsl colorS. Now plays are not often risHed
q the Windsor. and for the fresh start Itoss
Michel melodrama well remembered from
the Palmer days OF the Union square; was re-
cellence, Of the Performance, resting chiefly
with !: j.. stmd,ey; who enacted the nurdeTer.
Rec"llsctlons Of j. II. st ddart and Hose
Eytinge In these characters did not prevent
Admiration OF the two less artistic but more
quite As suitable to the lower Bowsry as that
Of their predecessors had been to Union square.
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BRIDGE POLICEMAN SMITH,
He Says He Merely Pushed MeElberry
Aside-Dids't Know He Was Hurt :

He Says He Merely Pushed McElberry
Aside-Dids't Know He Was Hurt
Patrick Joseph Smith. who is accused Of
killing John McElberry on Saturday night In
Paterson. was arrested on Sunday night at hls
home. 731 Seventh avenue. by Detectives
Magic Of Patterson, and Valley OF tho Central
ONCE. He was arraigned In tho Jefferson
Market Court yesterday before Justice Hogan.
who committed him to the Tombs for fifteen
days to await requisltion from the State OF
New Jersey. Tho prisoner is u tall. strong
man OF SO years. He sud no had no ntcntion
OF hurting MoElborry.
II am policeman on the Brooklyn Bridge"
he snid. and 1t was my vacation week. Sat-
urdny morning won't to Paterson to speni 1
street stayed with her TN near 1880 !. NJ
Y Gns W. 20 ne
;ssr R :ss'' .!Spss s"'F!
about Some drunken squabbie he mad got
into. l could net wait, 10 listen TO him.
En- Ma. on and r:s, on eTsi4 ns!
!hins h: VAS burt Or would have IL, my ny;
Between ths old man and myself nor had there
been GEsyi1us!S AZ to ne onas.stiGn n lsn
s1ms VIII T hs M Ss e: e.
would have gone 10 tho police station when I
s IT, r "a S' icres brSash
n hSqss 3. ss"d OF the matter And
sondSosor on The Ss!dSe. Hs sad ARRANGED to
move e ITO West FittY:second street yester-
DAY . ms S1s sst1dsf q sh sss
fracture of tho skull Tho doctors Thought the
fracture could have been caused either by a
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A LOST EXPLORER,

Tho Lindsay Expedition Hopes to Find
Traces OF tho Renowned Lcichhardt.
BERLIN. Aug 10.-Baron Won Muller. Presi-
don't of the Melbourne branch OF the Australian
Association for the Advancement Of Science.
writes that the expedition under the command
OF Mr.. Lindsay. which has Just been sent into
the interior. has for Its purpose not only to
complete in It's broad details the mapping OF
Australlp, but also to solve the mystery Of DR..
Leichhardt, one Of the greatest of the early OK:
porors of Australia, who has never been hoard
from since he disappeared from view on his
o. pedtion int the far interior in 1S4s
$4,000. ali OF which was contributed by Sir
Thomas Elder. In the northwestern part of
party will stop to Investigate the ,rumors
which. according to Mr.. McPhee. exist among
ago party Of three Europeans and native
who had come ,E on horses from pm the east had
It Il hoped that the expedition will succeed in
throwing light upon the fate Of the renowned
trayAller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
II WAS HOT CORN,
Hut II Might be Only Ordinary Corn. and
He Wanted to Put It to . Test.

Hut Il Might be Only Ordinary Corn. and
He Wanted to Put II to . Test.
A fat colored lady. with tin wash boiler
standing in front OF her on the sidewalk at a
Sixth avenue corner. had been bowling to the
heat ON barrassed night and the public gen.
orally that she was there in the interest OF hot
corn and Q market A tall man. wearing q
white high hat with q wide black band on II.
stopped In his saunterine up tho avenue and
said:
Have yon corn9'
"Yes, sshw replied the dealer In surer-
heated maize.
us is hot ~ asked the tall gentleman with
the breezy hat and sorrowful band.
Hot a bilin' suds. sah!" said the eolored
lady.
DO you happen to know" said the apparent
customer. whether It Is the early sweet OF old
Homes 70 de L.. boss. I csin't givs my
nsss Dc sSse.' snd Ds and i ss
ia G hs tai ssq; 1 90 ,Pss
Have You syidsne. that The eDIcuresn Iaceoona
has tested the Quality OF the corn In The field
whste t .os Is Ss
there ears Eou oiIs. we're PLUGGED IT.,
the wash boiler. But knows dis con 10
haze a way Of knowing whether It would
he likely that the coon has approved OF the
field in which this corn was grown" said the
tall man with the onspicuous hat. taking or
the tiis and wipinE his forehead with his cont
sleeve. aad stepping closer to the boiler. -
me over a couple Of those ears. think two
cars will 10 enough"
THAT will be 10 cents. sah." explained tho
YES / knowG said the tall man. but.
don't you soc. II find that the corn Is the
sweat. Juicy, milky corn which Is the only kind
the fastidious coon approves Of. will at once
be warranted in fetching my friends here to
msnd: Unless l know this BY aotusl test. OF
"Yo' berry kind sahl7 said the hot.corn sell
or. hut don't low no t'ievn' coon to toll me
how to h,il con, sab! Hot co-o-o-nl Hot
And tho man with the white hat sauntersd
peneiYNly on up tho avenue.
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SU-NOL REPORTED LAME
lfarvin ssys that it woula 10 Daasersss
TO Drive Her.

TO Drive Her.
BAN FaANcrsco, Aug. 10.-Will Robert Bon.
ner's marvellous mare Sunol be retired from
tho TURF
The marc recently Sustained q serious IN.
jury. and horsemcn think she will never be
able to lower her record OF that Of Mauds
Tho marc travelled about . great deal last
year In her four-year-old form. and became
nervous. and did not improve her three.
ssbiss and SsS hoped to make tfis mare A ss.
ss Dst o ausas M S. ass
San 5G.s track :.S S.l,n r and much
SearttroSep when no found he could not a tSHs
sunol 70 N San JosSi; IT, your CORE;
sSns sou H"rSn you'd saqb.ss
ruin hs1 TO- IT, end %rh hOrss
drive her litte in the morning. and in tho
afternoon, 4 the Yea her was good. would
-: She was; looking splendid and fed sxceD.
enps on au sEs in %sn snda sso
hss: rsTs En- +. s HsaS Il. ash
but II gradually isapnrared. Two weeks ago
I drove her an EASY milo in2;l?. hut the lame
for the present. It is doubtful when she can
be driven again."
Robert Bonner. tho owner Of sunol. said to
rerorter for THE SUN last night that the 70.
that he ia tn be present to see Sunol trot
nga'ns' her own record OF 2;l0t at San Jose Is
without foundation He said that there 10 q
possibility that she will not trot against
her own record at present She has
been III s,.si nothing Ssrop
from Charles Marvin. her trainer was two
weeks ago. and do not know for sure whether
should have heard from him before this. She
will he here Oct l5." And with this last IN.
formation Mr.. Bonner's eyes sparkled with do.
light
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Three Persons Hurt in . Fire n . Ho
b0ken Fiat llOuse.


fnree Fersons Hurt In FIRE n No,
boken Fiat House.
49, $1,000 T., A. ....x ,-. a..
,an. m's o,o G pss IN .ne " WhoI " stsd hus
morning md the nina families occupyiue tho
house n.r,o,r,a ~ 49, ~, -,,th th.,r ,t,as
nomso hAr'o"'y osehpe" VIII lhel l'es
In the cellar. aud wns not discovered until 1t
-
hah camel considerable headway.
John CrugHr, who occupies the second floor.
avoke about O'Clock md found smoke
.n,., 49,. ~. -. 81. i-.hs. H.
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THE MAJOR n GREATsINNER.
Atlanta Citssens AnEry because Street
Repairisg was Done on Sunday.

Atlanta Citssens Angry Because Street
Repairisg was Done on Sunday.
ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. 10-Thers is war among
the church members OF Atlanta. because
MAYOR Hemphill allowed . gang OF men to
finish up come street work yesterday. which
was necessary bsosuse the engine houses Of
the Fire Department were blockadsd. Mr..
Hemphill WA elected Mayor BY tho influence
OF the church element These people we're
more 60 When they saw tie wilton pSrmi:siUn
which the foreman hold.
The pastor Of Trinity Church. Of which the
Nsyoris Ia, an Official grew. red In the face while
dsnouneins the act; and had resolutions. of
Esso!1s|SSs;h 6SEsysE sSS:s W.E:s
sion to eitlzersof Atlanta under such ,circpm
T. u t. :s o S' - dis
ofacial msHber, Is ipsxcussble. unWarranted.
Mayor Hrmphlll SAYS that under the same
circumstances no would again grant the order
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The sennputty Adust Die.

BrMhA. Aug. 1O.-The Marquis Of Lsnsdowne.
Viceroy Of India, has rendered his decision on
tho appeal Of the Manipuri princes who were
condemned to death for the part they took In
the massacre OF Chief Commissioner Quintoh.
Political Agent Grimwood. and other British
officers OF, Manipur in March last. The SEN
Of Manipur. and Commande r- In Chief OF The
Mapipun army and the Tongal General. who
gave the order for the massacre. have been
cuted In the cases Of the Regent and Prince
AnRao Senn. the younger Scnaputty. the Vice
roy has committed the sentences OF death to
transportation for life and the forfeiture Of
their property
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HOLDING HUMAN LIE CHEAP.

0ervantP LureA to . House where They
Arc Murdered and Robbed.
VIENNA. Aug. 10.-A series OF horrible crimes
has Just been unearthed in this city. A couple
named Francois and Rosalie Schneider. living
in an isolated house In ono Of the suburbs.
were in the habit Of decoying servants to the
place BY means Of entertainments offering
thom situations In tho country. Having got
their victime to the house they murdered and
robbed Thorn. burytnY tho bodies In tho cellar
vant who had been assaulted BY the Scbneiders.
but who had boon fortunate enough to escape
alive. An Investigation followed. and seven
bodies wObe found buried under the house.
The criminals are under arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
TORNADO IN IOWA.
Thriiiine Expersence OF 5000 People at =
Camp Meetinx.

Camp Meetinx.
OrruMwA. IA, Aug. 1O.-Yestorday afternoon
q tornado did considerable damage to crops.
buildings. and other PROF erty. The course OF
the storm was from southwest to northwest.
At Hanocton tho wind was most furious. Cars
standing on the Keokuk and Western track
were blown of. several roofs were lifted. and
Sudlnrs were 1nroc, and Ssfn and other
structures demolished. Tho path Of the storm
,hs q sn4n ana n:
the damage was wholly By wind. The storm
and r sWsI in The Vicinity Of Burlington doing
considerabie damage TO crops ann fruit trees:
I'M Avg SA son., swss
causlne great damave. In this town the streets
and Yards were Uttered with fallen ,rsfMs n Mna
and schoel hou.e were unrooied. and two
houses in the. southern nan OF the town were
Fsnss; t. Hna and 49SnS
slseirle lisht Wires. and the town was in dark
ne Xq "' hai The citizens Of ,h,. place we're a..
."s .. s sr s on p.o ns s %s,s q
fsndancs. The storm struck inc grove end
denly. and In moment all wss DARK as pight
tho earth. and broken branches. were hurled
bv tho wind til, ough the crowd with terrific
Tho Tabernacle va. crushed under the
seats and stands .d.moIished. several cot
r roe T sns Others bsins crushed fallen
tees. In splte Of the suddenness and force Of
the gale no on one Tns Ssd and only
from scan ns Esis Ti Ss1 Viii is
e. s Of s Ts s.s Seeks Blown
away, and fenceB demolished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
F1eeeed the Roya, Carbi,esrs,

Tho Royal Carbineers Of Mulberry street. .
military organization Of Italians. recently gave
Raffaallo Caucia tailor OF IA Baxter street
. contract to supply them with new uniformA
The Carbineers were to Day the tailor In In
sta!lmcnts. and for four weeks they gave him
s2l7. The commander Of the company. Vim.
COMO de Vito thought tt queer that no word
called at IA Baxter street to demand an OF.
PLANTATION: He found Mrs Caucia in charge
She told him that her husband had left her.
got q warrant for Caucias arrest He was
caught In his shop on Sunday night. and yss.
tcrday morning at the Tombs Police Court
was held for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
Navigation ON Victoria Nyau.n.

LONDON. Aug. 10.-Emin Pasha has con-
eluded with Mr.. Gsdge. representing fhe I'm
perial British East African Company. con-
vention to regulate navigation upon Victoria
Nyanza. According TO last years treaty b.
tween Great Britain and Germany the lake is
taking the northern and the Germans the
e0uthern hall; by the convention signed by
enter the waters OF the other unless they have
written remission signed By the agents OF
their respective Goyernmsnts. 1t is thus e1-
slaves,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
KILLED AT 4 GIMP MEETING.
A Negro Who Threw n stone at q Crowd
Shot In short Order

A Negro Who Threw n stone at q Crowd
Shot In short Order.
BARSEsyILLE. Nd. Aug. lO.-The colored
camp meeting which has been going on hero
for four weeks. and which has been attended
BY colored persons from all parts OF this and
other States. was the scene OF bloody fight
yesterday while the crowd was waiting for an
evening train. A party OF negroes engaged In
dispute over some CIGARS whom ono of them.
Louis Brown Of Richmond. Va. threw q STONE
in bis head. This cansed the rest Of tSe ssna
TO draw fevolyers and razors. and, after half &
aozen shots we're fired. II was found that
were seriously wounded. browns body WAS
left lying on the platform near the depot hi
plight. His nistol was still tightly ersspsd Ii
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PLAINPIELp. Conn. Aug. l0.-To-day has
been one Of the hottest In years. and tho
drought is something startling. All late crops
arc burning up In the ground. and carly ones
have ripened by tho drought so quickly tina:
they are badly dwarf-d. The rivers nonds.
years. Ashland. Jewett City. Clayville. Elm
vile. Central Village. and other places haze
water. All through the valley Of the Yanttc.
Ouinnebnugh. and Shetucket rivers mills are
idle. PachAug Lake. thnt covers 14.OOS acres.
Is nearly dry. and unless rain soon comes the
loss to crops and In wages will be great
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11

WATERBURY,. Conn. Aug. l0.-Frank c. Almy.
the Hanover murderer. was in South Ford last
weak. He hirod out with farmer. and left
suddenly a few days later 1t was not known
description tauies 10 the one sent out by the
New Hamnshire authoIitiee. He had n large
handled knife marked Cattle" on the blade.
also had q A-csiibrs revolver.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
Business Troubles.

WolfganR Teschner manufacturer OF under
clothinR at 265 and 267 Canal street made A
assignment yesterday to Lawyer Louis WsS.
ner of IS Wall street. His liabilities are about
$4,000.
John Farley. dealer in furniture and carpets
ut 1858 Third avenue. Melrose made an
assignment yesterday to George BECK, giving
the latter o preference for 1880 borrowed
money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
B,s viaa STERN at Toronto.

TORONTO. Aug. 1o-A terrible storm OF thun.
der. lightning. and wind passed over this city
last evening. levelling telegraph and telephone
wires. uprooting trees. smashing window
psnes. and doing other damage. Over 400
shade trees wore blown down. and the fire
brigade was called out to clear the streets.
Tho storm ragged furiouely along the beach.
and hundred camp0rs' tents between tho
canal and Burlington were blown down. A
number OF yachts and rowboAts were upset In
the bay. but no lives were lost Great damage
wasnOne to standing crops,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
She Wa. No. Prof Ellie Charter Daughter

She Wa Not Prof Ellie Oh srlier'. Daughter
The Sun was in error In saying that Ross
Charlter. the woman who died 10 MrA Dr..
Chase's house in Wyckoir N. j.. from msdi.
cines she had taken for m illegal purpose. was
the daughter Of Prof. Ellie Charlier fthe ChaF.
one Of the family. and sh" had caused the
family q great deal Of annoyance by her ACTS
they first heard OF the woman i've ysars ago.
when she cal oil on the Professor At hiS homo
and claimed arelationship. Her claim was n.
rever heless continued TO mako It, and Waa
known by persons who were not acquainted
family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
BsptiseA see Persons q. Gao Hour and
Thirty ASnutes.

. COLUMBIA. g. O.. Aug. lo.-A great revival has
been In progress for the past two weeks at
Trinity Baptist Church. and hundreds have
proiesssd RELIGION. On Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock crowd OF 5000 people assembled ON
the banks Of Lewts's mill pond to see the bap-
:sPsi :;
hour: there were bslleiujs6 ssr!isss. Is TIE
md. ThSS tS III u
,iidntes we're led to him By an aged deacon.
AZ tho conclusion Of eseh Enumeration the
Hs!isIuish. W Sens.S Ths TINY cSnsdmsa u
baptidng the 206 was hour and SO minutes.
ra,tSr. Roberts declares this Is remarkably
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11

Manager Ben stern received letter from
Manager Marcus MAYER yesterday. in which
the latter confirms the recent report that Patti
beginning next January. under his manage
mept
Mr.: Mayer says that be, completed arrange.
band last week. The tour will embrace
ssyenty-nye concerts. with Sisuor Ardiu a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
Comedian Amateur oarsn.u.

TORONTO Aug. 10 Tho annual regatta Of the oaaH
dian Association Of Amateur Osrsmsn was bssu, ~
day at Barrie. 90 miles north Of this city Wind ard
rain msrred the ARRANGEMENTS early 10 the aftsrnooa
but later the perfect. The racing today
very good. and In OF the With the
ceGton Of the double. all the rsces we're trial he.ta
tomorrow or completed events the ArRonants Of h
ront0 Catins Of Chioayo the other The elllo
ronto Dubuque. Lnchine Don lToronto. GRAND frunk
Montreal, and ArgOnAuts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
blaine Visits Secretary Tracy.

D\R HARBoR. Aug. lO.-Secretnry Blaine. &C.
companied By Mrs. Blaine and Mrs. Dam
r9sch. visited fecretary Tracy ON board the
Disps oh this afternoon. and remain d about
an hour. Mr.. Blaine al-o made q long call
upon John r. Mclean. editor Of Inc Cncm-
ndH ENQUIRE.
This afternoon the Petrol went to Northeast
Harbor for the Enests who were to attend the
on board the Dispstch. The Dispatch left her
anchorage at o'clock for . sail the bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
Mr. CroasAale's Oath I.aiA to Inpars
Welt Water.

A funeral service for William T. Crossdsls
will DO conducted by Father Huntington on
Wednesday at 2 p NJ. at the rooms Of the
Manhattan Single Tax Club. rs Lexington
Pond h' s9ds S :: =:
death was due 10 typhoid fever. attributed 70
the use OF impure we'll water.
Mr.. Louis F. Post has been appointed tom
poHry editor OF the Standard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
The 9eexr.phical Congress Mt Berne

This 8eoEraPhicai Congress Mt Herne.
BERHE. Aug. 10.-The International Geo,
graphical Congress was opened to-day by NJ
Droz. Minister OF Foreign Affairs. Dr. Cobalt.
the President OF the Congress-. delivered the
was ono BY Mr.. Stout OF New York. on the
Nicaragua Canal enterprise. In which the
fntuFa
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crop. Damaged by Storm.

LocKponT. Aug. 10.-The soverrst wind aud
rain storm experienced this year passed over
this county yesterday. An immense amount
of damage was done to fruit espeoially apples
and pears. Corn Is broken down badly. and
oats that were standing will have to be cut
out Niagara county will amount 10 thousands
NJ dollars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
$4,000 Tor che s.,v.t.s. Army.

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. i0-Ths Salvation
Army Of Seattle has been made the beneficiary
OF the will OF J. w. Munson. an eccentric old
philantroplst who died on May 9 at Honolulu.
aud was buried by the Grand Army post at
'Munson attended The meetings Of the SAWS
70 the Salvation Army OF this place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
DYING OF A STAB WOUND.
Young Tom Connolly Will Not Tell How
He Got II.

He Got II.
Thomas Connolly a lad OF 1s. living at 16 y
Hamilton street, came homo last night. assist
ed by another boy. He had stab wound In
his left brenst
After some delay tho police wore notified,
and he was taken to the Gouverneur Hospital.
He refused to tell the police or the hospital
doctors who had stabbed him.
The doctors told HIM he was going to die,
and they cent for Coroner.
Sergeant F.tzgerald and the Madison street
about the stabbinG.
They say they think that the boy was stabbed
did II. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
George Hixon to Go O. the Ro.A.

BosroH. Aug io-Georgs Dixsn ana hh manasR
arrived here on ssturday. Thoy preparing for Q
trip to New York theatrical manager has Organised
. company In no known the George Dixon Combipsr
zion They are booked for eighteen wscts IN Ny
recent hsht In Frisco He rays California 10 hls
country TO live In and the greatest place In the world
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
Henry irving. Taro.t Trouble.

LONDON. Aug. 1O.-Hspry Irving. the actor.
10 at Malvern seeking TO recover from the
affection Of tho throat with which he has for
dered it necessary for him to abstain from act
fnR. The operation recently periormed has left
bis throat IN very delicate condition. but II 10
hoped Il will result In o cure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11

NORWICH. Aug. l0.-Rsports from North
Stonington and eastern pArt Of Preston state
that . slight Quake shock Was felt satur-
day about p, NJ. Windows ratified and ousss
shook Two loud reports were heard. but no
damage was done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11
Emperor willisn's Condition.

BERLIN. Aug. l0.-The Cologne Gazette re-
asserts that Emperor William Is In robust
health. and adds that he now uses bis Ley
easily. and will DO able to dispense with his
doctor after q few short sea trips
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-11

Free stopover at Niagara FAILS.
An New York Central Railroad tickets now permit
stopover st NiAEArA fah without extra charge Eleven
trsins every day. For particulars AJAX any New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05

ELERk-Wanted, position by young man in
y dry goods store. furniture or grocery
house Wages moderate Good reference.
Address Lock Box 10. StcphenVille. Tex. 2-S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05


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county, cohSiSt..s % ~ ~; L, IN ny IL H.
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Worhtu harH anu uonIE LoI huhheis counCs,
ana throuEn tslr ln,eialts4o.e eHerI,ots
nave Succttue,' III securing iGt snG county
utsI TnonS III rLs AcNdS TAiilol. pullutns d.
NE NHriu lar anu .iie iurt ,. re-
hohoS oi oeius ueC'"reu 'iiS pdiiiier Souie.s
OF me great slaIe VI isA"s'--l D'iiiic'-
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