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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
ARsal Agricultural Speech.

II is the intention OF the Virginia Agri-
cultural Society TO have thoroughly
yersed agriculturist to deliver a pure and
uncontaminated speech on farming at the
Far this fall The committee chosen for
that purpose are now in communication
authority on agricultural matters will be
asked to address Virginia's farmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

Temple Lodge. No. .. A. F. and A. H., at
ito last meeting besides initiating
candidates endorsed petition TO the
Grand Master Tor 8 dispensation fof . new
lodge 10 be styled Lodge Of the Strict OBJ
ssrvanee. sgned BY sbout ITO Master ma 2;
. 10 Worshipful master, Charles A. Nss-
Bit . the senior warden, and Richard
Pnfdoo Williams g the junior warden.
Dlstslst. poputS Grand NastsS William
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

~ q, sst.s y I Suropssn Srlp deaassd Y
MsssSys;; 8 a Y, ~ John r. r. 1squifs y -.
sshcIs,~ md other f!iendA ~ 49,
s svyscious1v hsld subject 70 NJ. ho0unss
or Ss = H{d sss writes from Anderson, y;
" :" I have come 20 the conclusion rss sn LA
7 shsll have no opportunity 20 tnam. ~
bow and others who voted Win t H. s,s AZ
~ pst;emdo l. lost IN delay. must. there
e 2. hs~ the DrspArcH to thank them TOR
me-, me-. and 20 say that had to postpone the
trip until next summer, as there was nos
time enough this year properly 70 use 30
Valuable an opportunity"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Funeral of Mrs. Dreamer.

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Cresmer will
take place from the Sacred Heart church
nj 2 O'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Dreamer
is the mother OF Mr.. James J. Dreamer, the
grand master mechlnist of the Interna-
tional Association of Machinists. and was
an old resident of this city, having como
hero in 1853. She had been confined TO her
bed for about eight weeks. and had been
almost an invalid for the past FIVE years.
The interment will be at Calvary Gene
terry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

RYAN viii endorse the petition and forward
4 "a the Grsnd Master. II g underwood
that in the event the Grand Mas:ef efzSn 1st
the prayer OF the petitioners the BY ~
meeting for business win be held st os D.
AIbans Hall on the fourth Monday IN Dep
tember. husv
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

Virginia Council, No. -, Royal Arcsnum,
Ct IL last meeting appointed : committee,
Of which NJ. 4. 4. ksufmsa 4 chairman.
10 meet with similar bodies Of Ill the sss-
ter councils in the city with view "a
having grand entertainment 81 the Thea
ire sono time during the mouth Of O0to-
ber. a meeting Of the committee VA
hsld last night - 6saateF Lovsnstsin''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
r-.nrsion 20 Lnr.x C.vsrns.

For train leaving Richmond 81 li:vS a.
n August dI n ISe U sell rcundp
t;ctets 10 Luray at IS. These tickets will
he good for return until and including
August 2fst. and will not admit OF stop
over ct intermediate points:
The rate from Norfolk, Hampton. New.
mort News. Charlottesville, ETC., will be
correspondingly low. Further informa-
ton can be had Of Chesapeake and OHIO
aoaufa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

~ HaIetesd, who lives q No. ~
"a wo1oh stolen from her residences on
= - = ~ discovered tAe thsf} IL
z: "a s f:'s: !: :s,! s 7: g;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
A Card.

R1cRMoSp. Va, August 8, 1891.
To The Editor of the Dispatch:
In reply to two locals published in your
paper this morning would say that the
company had the best of order at Seven
Pines, and the delay of the last train was
not over one-half mile from the city.
JAMES II. HARpaRoyE, President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

nlomoo1 Yrseenss
bRiis s%osd fsnas "a 81 sand NssflsssA
6ismond 60lftntTo Rings.
6iamond Naeoulse Ruby ktnea
6ismond NAyquise Emerald kingA
Diamond Nafquiss Sapphire RingA
NV GLvx1 xovurWs
Silver Pa6-Boxes.
Silver Stamp Boxes.
Silver Match Boxes.
Silver Bon-Bon Boxes.
Silver Pin-Trays, Platter Cases BOOK
Marks, Pungente. FIaskss Brushes. sn9 2
large assortment OF New Silver for Bridal
Presents. NowLAs d Co., Jewellers.
Hickok's No. 1, Fl. D. c., Fig, and Caro-.
line Gun Cured are Pure. Clean, ana Cnoice
Sun-Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Mattsnes, OIL Cloths, Outing Shirts, Unosrwesr'
Dress Goods, Bieached Cottons ail market way
down at MrrrRIDoRrxBs New Granite Building
--------------------------
bakers Potson-Osk Cure.
THIS preparation Is perfectly harmless ana
effective lotion for tho cure Of tho painful and
disngurIng eruption caused By Poison OAK. 20
cents bottle. Prepared only by
I. ROBERTS BAKER, Pharmacists,
ele east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Read MrrrgIDoRyKRs' now advertisement on
front page and call early Monday morning TO get
some OF the great bargains. All goods marked
way down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

Wait and 60 on the frst-clsss excursion
to Washington Monday. August 24tb. Two
days by daylight. Round trip, &2.50.
Baseball, Nationals %. st. Louis, in Wash
ington August 25th.
G. v. CLASH d Co.,
Tho Old Raliahlea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Nav Have Eaten Melon.

The city ambulance was called at $40
o'clock Yesterday afternoon to HARRISON
& Crump's. 1910 Main street. to attend
colored man with cramp-colic. The pa
tient was treated and left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

MANY persons are broken ios, -
work or household cares. Bmss, :, :
rERs reouilds tue system, as a. !
moves excess o. Bile AMI cgrs. 49, !
splendid tonic Tor women ani rs.ii.,- "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Povsoua1s

Mr.. r. D, Mccoy, the well-known gro
cerv salesman, is now located at George
A. Hundley's. 523 east Broad street. where
he will be glad to meet oil of his old pa
irons and numerous new ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

Samuel Duggins. whose marriage was re-
ported in last Sundays DnPAIcH, - not
tho ono with b. florshsim. Fourth and
Broad
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12s4567s Total
VICTORY FOR THE RANDoLpHs.

4 O'CLOCK.
VICTORY FOR THE RANDoLPHs.
There was q large crowd at Boshen's
Park on Friday evening to witness an ex-
citing game of base ball between the Ran
dolphs, of the Randolph Paper-BoY Com
pany. and the Hudoos, of Church Hill,
which resulted in complete walk-over
for the former, the score being Is to 8 in
their favor. 49,,
The feature of the game was the splendid
work of the Randophs' battery, they
striking out IL men of a possible IS.
Mr.. ]. Gus McDonough, of the Wingo-
Elicit Shoe Company, acted as umpire for
Tie following is the score by innings:
Innings ........1 2 s s 6 Total.
Randolphs.. ........3 z l 3-lS
Hudoos. q 0 0 3 o.
The former club is making quite name
among the amateurs of the city. having
played some of the best amateur clubs, and
up to this time have not suffered single
defeat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
SEVERAL CLUBS PLAY BALL
Church Hills Suffer Defeat Mt the Hands OF
waddey's Pets--Other Games.

A game of baseball was played yester;;
day afternoon on the East-Richmoud
Grounds between Waddey's Pets. and the
Church Hills. The result was victory Tor
the former nine, the score standing thirty
were Melton and Meade for the Pets, and
Harrison and Crump for the Hill boys.
Only fiye innings were played and the pre-;
sumption is that had there been full
game there would have been more runs.
THE "sEsoLUrEs VICTORIOUS.
An interesting game of ball was played
on Lee Monument Grounds yesterday af-
ternoon between the Resolutes," re-
cently-organized nine. and the, Quick
steps." resulting in q victory for the former
by a score of seven TO six. The score by
innings was as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
euro for Sick Head,

and one that IL pleasant and ssr-,,..
been successfully use,i In R.ch.s,,. e. 1
out Virginia and North Carorn, =, "a
for DR.. DAvIDs LlyEs Pills. n, ~, ~ 1
medicine. Price, IS cents ,otat,, q,
i've pills; fyo boxes forsi. ~,
owEss q N'Sok Dsre Co
Nt-,..,1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

Churches end societies "a, -
some pfont II they will call ss,iss"s., :,
tor the Steamer Ariel Tor wy ~. !,
cursson. 6es advertisement y. !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

The most eficscious .iimul.,,. a
appetite are AscosTuSA BiTrsss =
DR.. J. O. B. siegcr' & Sons Be.v,, ~ }
feIta Ask for the genuine artls. ~ "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

When Baby VA SICK, w. CAV. hwc,.
When she was . Child. abe er..i ,o,c,.
Whom she became Miss, she ciasrnc.
whsn she had Children, shs gave elm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

Hickok's No. I, Fl. d. O., Fig, ana caro-
line Sum- Cured are Pure. Clean, ana Cnoice
sun Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-11
AMUSH MENIS

ALrAuGa's-Nr Stuart Robson last night at
Albaugh's gave his inimitable representation
Of BERTHE Van AiStyne in Bronson Howsrds
PLAY Of 1.-THE Henrietta, and delighted large
and enthusiastic audience. In this part Mr..
Robson has free play for all his undeniable
comic talent, and he will probably be better
remembered as Berthe the Lamb than III any
other of the long list of characters he has
PLAYED Mrs. Robson rendered efficient sup
port as did also Messrs. W oodward and Strong
Mr.. Boucicault seemed to be mlscast and tailed
TO give to Watson Flint the earnestness and
dramatic force that the part demanded. Again
tonight
THE BIscHorF CoNcrRr.--The first of the Sc
ries Of Bischoff concerts, that will take place
tonight at the Congregational Church, will in
troduee Miss Fielding Roselle, Washington
girl who has gained high reputation III New
York as q contralto. The others on the pro-
gram are Miss Jessamine Hallenback, soprano;
Messrs. Il. Lloyd Dabney, tenor; W. T. Harper,
basso, and Victor Harris. pianist and musical
director.
MISS KATHARINE HnLAHp will lecture this
evening at G. A. r. Hall on ''Karma and Rein
sarnation," and this will be the first of n series
on theosophical subjects TO be given under the
auspices OF Blavatsky Lodge of this city. Miss
Hiiiard is said to be entertaining speaker,
and her subject is one that will interest all
VESrcE--Miss Seaton Schmidt closed her
successful course ot lectures last evening at the
Cniversalist Church, which was crowded with
. fashionable and cultured audience to hear
her talk in a very interesting and instructive
manner on Venice" Miss schmidt made her
first appearance in public il these lectures. and
her friends are highly gratified at tie success
her efforts have achieved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-11
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
business Transs cted at Its Last Regular
Monthly Meeting.

Monthly Meeting.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the execu-
tive committee Of the Washington Humane So
interest was manifested
Dr.. Amos Warner, superintendent of chart
tics. was introduced and laid before the COM
nittee the outline of plan for the better care
Of dependent and delinquent children. After
some discussion Mr.. Warner Was requested to
submit his views in writing, TO be laid before
the executive committee at its next meeting, to
which he agreed.
The treasnrer's report FOR November gives
receipts for membership fees, fines collected
&c, Si26.75; disbursements, Sl65.23. Officer
Wilson reported: Number Of children taken
from parents or guardians, 8: committed 10
Church OrphanaSe, 1; Industrial Homo school,
4; National Colored Home. 2; St. AIMS Infant
Asylum, /; persons prosecuted and sent TO jail,
!; cases amicably adjusted. "a.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Agents Key and Payne reported PA cases OF
cruelty to animals investigated, Of which 2l7
were remedied without prosecution, "a were
prosecuted and IS were convicted Fines and
collaterals collected, S120. Agent hey was in
structed to investigate and report the cond.-
ton Of stock on farms in the District The
following new members were elected on the
executive committee: Mrs. John u. Henderson
snd Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann
! An appropriation was made Tor the purchase
Of two fountains, one of which is 10 be placed
at the corner OF 18th and L streets southwest.
Mr.. Ii. B. +. mcfarland was appointed to pre-
pare n bill to be presE uted to Congress en-
bodying the amendments adopted at the last
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-11

Golden hale Chapter of the Ministeriug
Children's League, which for the past year has
been holding meetings weekly in the parlors OF
the Coreoran Art Gallery, reorganized last
night under the name of the Nizpah Chapter
The membership is limited 10 twenty 1--WE,
already enrolled. The following officers for the
new year were chosen: u. V. Darrell warden;
l. I. Price, vice warden; William Hoge. secre-
tAry: Fred Rhodes, assistant secretary; Edward
Herr;ck, treasurer; Joseph Creig, sergeant-at-
arms; Richard Herrick, librarian. and Allen
Harmon. sentinel The chapter has accom-
plished much quiet work in its short past and
enters upon the new year with q bright vista
Of increased usefulness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-11
Mr. Cummins' Sudden Death.

Joseph +. Cumnins of SIS stree. southeast
died suddenly in bis bed yesterday morning.
Mr. Cummins, who was eompositor in the
government printing Office, was at home ali
Wednesday evening and seemed to be in the
BIS. of health About O'Clock yesterday
morning bis wife was awakened to fad him
ALTERING considerably. DIR. q. c. Ober was
sent for, but before he could respond Mr.. Cum
MINIS died The widow and three children sur
vive. Funeral services will be held at the fam
NY home on Sunday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-11
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
The New sheriff Is Sworn In-Two Judges
Il-GeneraI Notes.


Correspondence Of TIE Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Dec. 10, 1891.
Argument on motion for new trial in the
case Of Thos. Mills, eolored. removed here
from Frederick county and convicted of rape
on an imbecils colored girl was heard in the
circuit court for this county Tuesday, Messrs.
Nelson of Frederick and Bouic Of this place
appearing for the prisoner and the state being
represented by Mr.. Eichelberger of Frederick
and States Attorney Peter of TINS bar. Judges
Lynch and vinson occupied the bench, and il
Is understood will give their decision in the
matter at Frederick next week.
Owing to the illness Of Judges David Griffith
and A. l. Darby no session of the orphans
court was held this week. The will of Mary C.
Thompson was filed with the register for pro-
bate.
sheriff Alfred F. Fairall took the oath of
ofiee yesterday before the clerk of the circuit
court and filed the necessary bond for the
faithful performance Of the duties of the Office.
The grading of the Metropolitan Southern
railroad from Linden to the District line near
Bethesda Is about completed and 1t is the
opinion In this section that IL would be a good
idea to put the force Of hands to work on the
unfinished double track between Kensington
and Rockville.
The public schools of this county will close
for the Christmas holidays on the 23d instant
And reopen on the 4th OF January next
Mrs. George Smith of this place left on Tues
day for a visit to relatives and friends at King
ston, Canada, expecting to be absent for sew
eral months
Editor W. r. ByerIy Of Grand Forks, N D.,
has been a short visit to friends at this place.
The special services being held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Laytonville have
created much interest in that community and
viii be continued for two week On Sunday
Attn instant, Rev. A. Ii. Zimmerman will de-
liver = special sermon to men,
A recent letter from Miss Claudia j. White,
eldest laughter Of Rev. s. T. White of this
place, announces her safe arrival at Hong
Kong. China, for which place she sailed from
ran Francisco in October last Miss White
who was sent to China Baptist missionary.
will next proceed to Canton
The snRaal meeting OF the Maryland Woman
Suffrage Association will be held at Sandy
Springs. this county. on the 18th instant An
sn.sndmsnt to the constitution of the associa-
ticn changing the time of holding the annual
meetings viii be offered and addresses viii be
delivered hy the president and other mem
bers-
Rev. DIR. Chickering Of Washington. who is
remembered as having preached in the county
70 apprseiatiSe audiences. will nil the pulpit OF
Forest Glen Presbyterian Church on next sun
day Afternoon This church has Just reached
the close of its first year and Is in prosperous
condition
IL Is expected that this county will be well
represented at the nual meeting of the State
Farmers Association to be held IN Baltimore
IN January next s. A. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-11

John A Logan Command, u. v. u, has
elected officers as follows: Stephen W. Baxter,
coloasi commander; c. L Hook. lieutenant
colonel; saml W. Baxter major; ]. c. Peacock,
surgeon; o. A. Hamblett. chaplain; James Ker-
Ran, officer Of the day; ]. Donivan, officer Of
the guard; q. o. Barker, quartermaster; John
J. Freeland, trustee (ior three years..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-11

SIR. Charles A. Hamilton, who during the
first year Of its existence has been chairman OF
the house committee Of the National Capital
Press Club. aud mainlv through whose energy,
IL is generally conceded, the club became a
success. has been reelected IS a member OF
the board of governors OF the club Tor three
years. Mr.. Hamilton name was inadvertently
omitted from the list Published yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-11
WANTED-ROOMS.

IA AMID by fAMii.i Ot ADJ las, FIRST
w floor and three bed rouilIs FURNISHED
house II reasonao,s; west OF i2t st KNOX, star
nee. tllI.N-
w ASTED-tOUR ROOMS, SUITABLE fOR
w hight housekeeping. By young married couple
Without children, southwest proierred. Audress e.
BOYER PA 1th ~. dIU-,U
w ANILD-fJkNlsHED AND UNFURNlSHED
w rooms all parts OF city cheapest and surest
secufe ueslrabe testap fsteu tSS,t;
moderate. sHAChLEfORD'o AGENCY. AZ 1lth St.
no.S-l2ts
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witAin he las. three weeks th:rty-one chill
dren al Pesth have been attacked With scarlet
fev.r and ssysnty-fo1r with 1iphthsIl>-
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANiED-A LOT IN WHITNEY CLUSE, In
w exchange for mare and colt the colt Is months
old sired by Gen. bealIs 'Iruxton - the mare
foaI BY the horse. Address W. b., Star
office. d,}3t
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-SMALL HOT Sc; MODERN IMPROVE
w lneLts; rent not to exceed s:}U Address G l.
Star office. IT,
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
w four daug hters. u weii-furnlsned house in the
northwest part OF the city. Address EuI.N ISHED
HOUSE, Star otice. dlU:1'
WANIED-IO PURCHASE ON MONTHLY PAY
w lnents house NOT less than eight rooIIs: l. ;
conveniently located sout Sast flent; corner pre-
ierred. Address Z ltCHASEk Y. ufire. di0-.a'
NNAN1ED-SMALL BRICK HOUSE, ANYWHERE
w IN northwest, tor about 50, UU.
dl03t' r.. l.. McCLEILAND, lIOj T st.
Nv ANTED- ANY REAL ESTATE DEALER WHO
w has u house VI rooms Tor monthly
IiistaIln.ents between tile following streets, 18th
I'D. Pa ave and New York II v. 9TH and l4tb,
u anu Va. ave- = W. may hnd purchaser by address
ins Box Us, star office do I'M
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THE EVENING STAR:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEp1BY REsPEcIABLE coIoRED
sr Place 4 sundress o. ehsnb.rn AID in nice
Eai os aTsss i4 "a to 40 both in small
WANTED-B A FRENCH LADY, SITUATION
w to look aftse children; no objection 20 Light
.aIary Address T. star once en- '0 All dii- ST
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
maid :osehss foossa a ss
ences frem last employers. 6l3 9Th NV. d11-5t'
WASTED.AI HEADQUAKrERs- POSITIONS
Go 56 Coo 81 I'll ios s. w.
WANTED SITUATION AS GoyERNEss OR
w companicn oy New England widow OF culture
iss9 sih stn:w. cali bet. and pm. give
good references d11-2t
WANTED5BY. FEsFE6TABLE coLohED
Fiss city refs Pssss call at 1872 Green's court BET
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. A PLACE AS
IN svssy Iessst scod ana New f9rk ri
s.sr Once honest and '09sr Please ADDRESS '0 Il
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN READY WITH
Rotary to member OF Congress r-ierences given Ad-
dress BEkGEN. star ofhcsl :. dI0-2t'
WAS5IEp.Is1I, ABR DEAFIsM sis slTITAII9N
WANTLD-BY. A BAKER AND PASTRY COOK.
WOOD eHs p
WANIED- BY A FIRST CLASS FRENCH COOK.
u,v sIt y S good wages kitchen maid required
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN. GOOD sTEN0G-
Wv Isphe, and ,ypswrlter situation as correspond
drsss ' L. b. STAR siiles oA' OF niSn' "9iH
WANTED-sl5e WILL BE PAID By A YOUNG
" man to any one securing him position paying
Address sKcuRE ss est Omen 1s must De dio &
WANTED BY 4 YOUNG ENGINEER, siTUA.
ton as topograrher. transi,n.an or draushtsnan
best reierenee Address I l. Il. Star Office. dlu2t'
WANIED-A FRENCH YOUNG LADY JUST
w from EUROPE. we'll acquainted in the Germ N
laneuaxe. wishes Paee a. adys maid. yoyerness or
fSensk cSSfec,onssr and txsssf .dI2 conh
ave. dslSt'
Az AN1ED-DEsK ROOM rOR SERVICES IN
n ssseP ,sr
office. - aus.
N ANTED--BY LADY. POSITION IN SMALL
are or a. % s nssS o
no Wo Shss'isn 70 s saS'ns city Aadr-.s 1tMILh-
VVANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, ExPE-
renced in teaching. position IS visiting resi-
aens nSs pTys'e ss9ns x'e to SPECIAL
WANIkD-Bl A FIKsT-CLAss. WLLl-KECOM-
w nended SINGLE butler place ia private family.
Best city reference. Address IT. T.. Office. d9t'
WANrED-BY A kESPECTA BILE WHITE GIRL,
w pace as chsmbernaid or nurse to small emil
a,,- 'A'i 0' ADDRESS 40 IRVINE st. "h ST. r0"d
N AMID : EMPLOYERS FOR fIKsT-CLAss
W servants IN private families. restaurants. hotels;
Established 1855. sGACRELfokD's. AL iita St.
n dD-jt'
~ ANTED : PERMANENT SITUATION IN
w Washington As business manager: twentyeight
years experenee, now the responsible head OF su;-
cessiui financial enterprise in southwestern state.
Address y. 5. IT,. star office. no:io-2w
NJ AUTHORIZATIONS FOR WHITE AND COL
w ored maids. cooks. nurses. drivers. porters.
maids dis6wssEsrs, salesnen, Jerks. saiess9ies,
mattresses. BUkNHAArs. lilo q st NV. d5-6t'
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

l. On RENI-SrABLE BACK Or 3I0 IND AVE
L INV. For PARTICULARS write to THOs. BLAliUEN,
Olty T. u BOX Dol. a9-3t-
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

Lon RENI-NOhh SHOP; kEAh OF W.. ID ST.
L NV Tor carpenter painter other iiIechs mic.
lhqmie!-o1s La ave. kent. el0 month. noIv LIN
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FITCH, FOX BROWN.
% 1$5s Penn. ave. NV
E'ok PENTHOUSE IN flRsT-ciA ASS LOCATION
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