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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
VIRGINIA VISITORS.
PERSONAL sNo PERTINENT POINTS
FROM THE ENTIRE STATE.
The social Gossip. Receptions, Hops "nd
Teas 81 she Past Week from AN oar
Principal cities aod Towns


Danville.
.r,-rcqpon1ence OF the Ricsmond D.speteh'i
a. rgy..-,. a 4 no social
pkNNliIh' Va -" -, - ,,..ot fc-eptl,,n
tf.rt OF th' NetA N"s ~" ~, s.,t NJ. Il IA
rtef o iun-,eS ~ :, ~ s,a. Mr.. Thomas
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= fer'il, hhe ol'lN 49, froo, 10
resolved Nom 20 ~ ."'. SO ,,,.ry,.
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,.,.t Ina re.oation vas elegant
ana 'D' "''' ''''''-e"'' W"
t.,.-..,,, ct.orteined sovaral Of
. o,, ,s M r rg,.'yu lesp In her
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tf.'lof no re.ilrnco ol Mrs. l..
" r.t.- ll4t-e.1n. q prominent cl,i1eu Of
.r.. r1.,oi tiroarh tao city ON Ihurs-
.r.- .ru from Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DisI

tCorrespondence OF tho richmond DispaIcnI
KEYsvnIK, Va, February 6:,-Mr. VII
liam Smith and wife, Of Smithville, are
visiting friends here.
Professor II. I. Solomon and wife, OF Danviiies
are guests at " Merry Osks'
Rev. Y. s. Gum has returned rom vislt 70
his old homo In Hahfsx.
Mr.. A, j. NIilikin and wife have moved TO
Washington, D. c.. 10 make thst their future
home.
Miss Hattie Harrington. Of DsnviIle, 10 visiting
Nisa Gertruds Foster. Of Cumberland, Il On Z
Wait 70 her brother, Rev. w. q. Foster.
Miss Alns Douldins y Visiting friends - shs
J. p. wood snd wifs have Just returned froth
tneir VISIT 70 brakes Branch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Icorrespodencc Of the Richmond Dispatch

ltorrespoienrc OF tie Richmond Hspatcn-l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, February THE
william and Mary students have just is-
sued their magazine. whirn Ia got-up' Ia one
OF tue best publications ever issued By them.
The Executive Comniitse Of the Alumni Asso-
citation o. the college has selected Robert NJ:
hrg res. Fsi.. 81 Norfolk. 10 deliver the annual
adhro4s at tho next commencement, iu jus.
~ ? Lnitie Garrett returned, this morning
iron Baltimore where she has been visiting TO
laiiycS fOr several weeks.
MIS- El;eue Smith, daughter 81 the late Hon
Sydney smith. ST., T. IN Norfolk visiting her ais
tef, Mr.. ROber. u. Hughes.
Mr.. Henry Taylor, Jr, OF counsel for the
Chesapeake and Ohio Company, with several
others connccied Wish the road. sce here to-day
70 arrange with ;Ao prJperty-0wners near the
railroad bridge the amount q damases 20 be
paid IN case the bridge should be raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Wavsriy.
o,o,~b.pondence OF me Richmond Dispatch.l

eoryespondence Of me Richmond Dispatchl
W<vxsLY, February 6.-Miss Mary Nich-
olsh, of Wakefield, " visiting here.
lion Of the County Court Of its February term.
kdas West disposed Of the entire docket N
b0ut four hours,
a Mr.. T. v. Shefisld, one o. ne Oldest citizens q
enssex Awss buried last Sunday.
" 4. w. Chappeu. ono Of our leading busl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

1'''e'ooadeaoe d the Richmond Dispatch,
fr, ,F wti.9N' Va. February 6.-Misses vir.
I4nes "s. -, and Eliza Tabb have re-
=" tl9ll "@'o "nlunse arc h'he rum
Al 49, Iopp!og died AZ Fox ain on Friday
d. '-'io4 10 81 Johns churchysrd Oh Sun
fssss,s,s Hsiioihngsr 10 waiting relatives 10
'A'@ Vrder United American Mechanics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
The Fr,cidity Mt HarrIsonburg.

TBY Telegraph 70 mo DIsVHI1I'I
HlRRrsoSBuRG, VA, February c. The
snow was followed by intense Geld to-day,
the mercury falling TO from ) to degrees
below zero. This is the coolest weather
here for four or five years.
FOUR BELOW AT STANTON.
SrAUSTos. Va, February 6.-The mer-
curry here this morning registered de-
erees below zero, the coolest for ten years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
INSURANCE WAR,

There is war within the ranks of the
local insurance agents of this city. Some
months ago there was q split in the board
and Messrs. Dance x Co. withdrew. On
Thursday last the Virginia Board of Gov
ernors met the local board and an agree
ment was reached by which Dance q Co.
were relnstated. This, 1t was thought,
would heal all differences, but rumor has
it that bitterness of feeling still exists, and
there may be some sensational develop
merts in the early future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
DANVlLLE TOBACCO MARKET.
LTNIf ILL-I- ODEFNOO FIFNIffNN =
Wrappers I'm Demand at Outside Prices
Insurance Agents az War.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DispatchI
DASvmLE, Va, February 6. The tobacco
market has been very active during the
week. though most of the offerings were
shipped tobacco. There was q smart
sprinklng of bright leaf from Western
North Carolina. and it sold well. The sup
ply of wrappers was rather larger than
usual, but they were In active demand ~
outside prices. Common TO medium
filters were plentiful. but very fine filters
were scarce The market, on the whole,
was firm and active. and prices 'On all
grades were high. Sales amounted to
S29 063 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
A GERMAN.

The young folks had a german at the
Masonic Hall last evening. Among the
participants were Misses Phfer, DOnoho.
Harvie. Wooding, Armistead and Free
man, and Messrs. Craddock, Taylor, Jones,
Ayres. Covington, Boatwright; Dance;
billiard, Enright, johnson, Walker, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Eighteenth and Main stre,

WANTED, TO SELL ONE OF THE
w INCEST LITTLE DRU0SrOkEs IN VIZ
GINA: eighty miles from Richmond, In q grow.
irg little town o. over 900 inha bitants splendid
trade established and paying Is TO % profit per
day. Long lease at low rent. This Is one OF the
best chances ever offered for one having small
capital. Reasons for selling: Proprietor moe
registered and does not live in the place. Ad-
dress !. DRUGSTORE care RICHMOND DIsPArcn.
10 A-Th.sasu. Tu&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
w IDE- WAKE WORKERS
II L.. -.

w everywhere for the greatest book on
earth-"SHEPPS PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE
WORLD "-costing 100000 Mammoth Illus
trated circular and terms free. Unparalleled sue
cess. Mr.. Thomas l. Martin, Centeryllle, Texas,
cleared e711 In nine days; Miss Rose Adams.
Wooster, o., s23 In forty minutes; Rev. j. How
A bonanza. Magnificent outnt only 81. Books
on creclt. Freight paid. Address GLOBE BIBLE
PUBLISHING COMPANY, No. 700 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa, or Chicago, III.
IA l7-5t&tFe2-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

WANTED, A LIVE. ENERGETIC
w CANyAssER FOR THE CITY. To a good
man permanent place will be given with good
nav. Call at S25 east Broad street. fe 7-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

NUT FLOWERS AND DESIGNS
~ for al uses. PLANTS for Windows and De-
corafiopg n. X. CATLtN,
gof east Main street, Richmond, Va
Greenhouses, 1873 Laurel street.
sPhona 3fa. no 28-ood3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

WANTED, PART OF HOUSE
w RO0Ms) or WOULD RENT A SMALL
HOUSE with quiet family convenient 10 sixth
ana Broad streets by a small family. Address
A. b. c., care OF Uptown DISPATCH ONCE.
10 lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

w gOc. Best Family Flour $3.50; Patent
Family Flour, IS; Good Laguyrs Coffee troasts
ed), ore Fine sugar-cured Hams, I2s.; Lard,
&C.: GRADUATED Sugar, 41kc; Tomatoes and
sugar Corn, 81 per dozen: Good Butter, 1Sc.
large Bars Soap, 25c.: Good Rice, 4c.; Moe
ID. O'sULLIvANS,
O. o. Fivhteenfh and Malu srroetA
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TENTS WANTED ON SALARY OR

A GENTS WANTED ON SALARY Oh
IA COMMISSION 10 handle the new PATENT
CHEMICAL INCREASING PENCIL, the quick
est and greatest selling novelty ever produced.
Erases ink thoroughly in two seconds. NO aDrar
sion Of paper Works like magic. 200 70 300
per cent. profit. One agents sales amounted 70
$500 IN six days. Another eve In two hours
Previous experience not necessary. For terms
ana full particulars address the MONkOk
ERASER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Ia
Crosse Via l24. dc x3-Jm
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IITANTED. no SELL SPRING wa.

w CONS, Digit and heavy DAYTON WA.
CONS, SURVEYS, FARM CARTS, and SPRING
DRAYS. Also, SECONDHAND WAGONS, BUG
GlES, JUMP-SEAT kOCkAWAfS, etc. Repair.
ing aud repainting done in best style. JAMES Il.
MALE, corner Fifteenth and Franklin.
70 3-ood6t
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WANTS.

w ANTED, A POSITION AS
w TRAVELLING SALESMAN by a young
man Of 81. Experienced in dry goods aud no.
t1ns. Good references. Address Z. Is. s., care
DISPATCH. 70 1-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

WANTED, A SERVANT TO DO
w general homework for q family Of three.
Must be good cook. and come well Recommend
ed. Apply between the hours Of IL and at No.
500 west Grace street fe 7-1t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
7u-o DARIyG 7HIEyrS ARRESTED

Two daring robbers were held without bail 'or ex-
amiaatlon by Justice Hogan, in the EsscX Market
Police Court. YESTERDAY. They gave their name, n
John Lawrence. twenty four years old. Of No. GG9
Water't, ana Thomas Cogin twcnty-threr years Old
Of NO. ~ Rutgers a. Edward Hamilton. co1rcd, Is
"A cook on the canal bat Henry Bcir. lying al the
Markets. pier He was preparing breakfast for ia"
captain OF IN" canal boat sunday. when the two men
appeared and demanded the price Of a pint of beer.
The cook became 50 alarmed M the threatening
attitude OF the men that he hal handed over ffty
cents II was the smallest coin he had In his
pocket. Tile men left An hour later they returned
Without -aSlng a VOID they kno kcd Hamilton To the
floor Of The cabin. and while Lawrence held him
down, Cogin stole S5 and silver watch and chain
fom his pocket. Hamilton struggled desperately
with the robbers. and received a severe beating.
The robbers then fed. threatening to kill Ianiltc
II Il" dared TO follow them. Hamilton reported the
robbery 10 Captain Delaney OF the Madson-s station
and detectives were sent ont TO catch the robbers.
From the description they received the defendants
were arrested and Hamilton positively identified them
Both Lawrence and Cogin bear had character and
Lawrence has been only week ont of Sing Sing Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
VORKING FOR THE INDIANS.
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING OF TnE C0NNECTI-
CUT INDIAN ASsoCI ALTON.

~ L
CCT INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
yewHlven Conn. Nov. THE annual business
oeetng Of the Connecticut Indian Association was
nsd In United Church IN this city this afternoon
che meeting opened with scripture readings ana prayer
Nc tbs Rev. DIR. Newman smythe pastor OF the
rhurch The secretary Mrs. Ellen Terry Johnson
az Hartford. read the minutes Of the last meeting
and the annual report of the body. The report
showed membership. annual aud special "' o0''
me treasurer reported receipts for the year as
s4l7j 81 disbursements. s2,320 30 Miss Emily =
Gilman, OF Norwich, chairman of the STATE Missionary
Committce read n report of the mission work at The
For, Hill Reservation In Idaho. Mrs. Gordy, oil
Hartford. presented the report Indian education
Miss Burbank reported for the Press Committee ana
Miss Mary Hall for the Committee on Petitions a
paper read by Mrs Kinney. of Wnsted. a speech
by Miss Nancy Cornelius, an Oneida Indian, ana one
of the professional NURSES trained under The auspices
ri the Connecticut Association.
Officers were elected follows: state Pre- tdeil''
Mrs. Sara I. Kenney. of Ncw-lIaven; vice PRESIDENTS
Mrs. G.. Williamson Smith and Mrs. Harriet Bcrher
Sowe, OF Hartford Mrs. stephen Walkcey. OF Plants
Vile; aIrs. Homer Curtis. OF Mer4den Mrs. George
". Lane, OF Norwich. and ten others general secre
tay Mrs. Ellen Terry johnson. Of Hartford treasurer
Miss sara 3. Huntington, Of Hartford. Resolutions
were adopted TO the effect that there should be
snet Application OF civil service rules to all appoint
mens In Indian service against the sale of intoxca
sng liquors. among the Indians. with heavy penalties
Therefor; for an Increase Of Indian appropriations
rendering the THANKS OF the association to senator
Dawes Of Mas.achusetts Tor his unremitting efforts
In Congress In behalf Of Indian civilization ana op
position TO unwise legislation. In the evening cd
dresses We're made by President kenney Dean way
lanh " Yale Law school. ana United states Indian
Comm sSoner Morgan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
SyFTSPINGS OF THE HELEN MAPS MEN

San Francisco, Nov. 7.-Acey KerShaw, cook on the
Helen Mar. who csme down from the Arctic on The
Beluga tells a story OF terrible suffering and hard
ship after the wreck OF the Mar The FIVE survivors
succeeded In getting on the ice and for forty-cght
hours they suffered from cold and exposure. Mate
Wards leg, frozen MP 10 The knees. and kef
shaw's left foot also frozen. When rescued by
the whaler Coca they were nearly dead from exposure
The Helen Mar carried crew OF .thrty-three Hcn,
anstcsd Of forty. first reported. OF these twenty
eight were lost
While the Of the whalcr blSily engaged
IN cutting up whale, the vessel caught In a
swift current and was carried between two big ice
bcrgs They came tog, her crushing the bark. Snd
she sank almost Immediately.
New Bedford. Mass, Nov. THE officers % the
bark Helen Mar. crushed In the Arctic region.
o. follows: f.. O. ThaXter master: W. F. Handy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

first mate; Richard l.. Ellis second mate: joaquin
Nina, third mate; John O'Ilara fourth mate: william
Ward, NTH mate Saved; antonio Lez, Antonio
Paugallno Louis Antoine and Frank Birch. boat
steerers; c. Nelson, preventcr boatstcercr willis
Bray. steward: Acey kcrshaw. cook G. Cook cooper
and carpenter
The wife OF Captain Thaxtcr who is a native of St.
Helena has recently arrived In this city, where she
expected 10 meet her husband on his return from the
North The >econd mate. Ellis. belongs IN Dart
mouth, but for a number of years ma, made his home
III Sah francisco when not In the Arctic
The Helen Mar. which sailed from Snn Tranc go
iOr the North I1cifc Ocean December "a, 1901. was
taken ono whale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
THE IRON STpIMBOIT coypIVy

Long Branch. y. j., Nov THE newly elected
directors Of the Iron Steamboat company met TO
1ay for Organization at the company's Office aad
elected the following officers for the ensuing wear
President A. G. Washington, Of the Horn silver Min
nc Company; vlcr-prcSidcn;. Eiuhid '. LoeH OF th,
Manufacturers and Builders Fire Insurance Com
pany treasurer lriah Hermann. Of ihc IndIn VIA:
Brewing Company. secretary. V. :. Parker. o. f.
BALM f. C. Hewitt and Harrison elected 70 ~,
Finance Committee and General rfge +. C. Row
land and W. Moore Ia the Executive Committee
resolution passed authorizing the president +,
the bordN Of the company to rnlsc money foi
necessary expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
THE GROCER GAVE HIM A BACK EYE.

Colonel CHARLES r. Alexander surgeon % the United
states Army, aged fifty nine years living at No
~ East nythIrd-st appeared in the YorhvIllc
Police Cont Yesterday afternoon with his left eve
swollen and dscolorrd and made charge OF assault,
against grocer named Frank W. Bruins. OF No. 40
East Fifty -Sevenhst. The colonel has fer long
time, DRAFT with The grocer and kept book account
ON saturday Eruns claimed 10 have discovered n
difference Of 80 In the books. and this led 10
words The Colonel alleges that Rr1ins suddenly Mt
lacked him and gave him blow IN the eve with
MS fist. Justice Taintor held the grocer for trial
Ia 800 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

the goods had not been delivered. the firm placed
tho matter In the hands Of the police, and Detective
ihonaH HICKEY was detailed on the case Hickey
traced 'he goods TO Mu1zuccos. The goods founi
consisted OF barrel OF rice barrel OF sugar, one
oair" ana entyeight bags OF -four, all OF which
were idehtlhed by the grocery firm After leaving
the goods Murdoch sent word 10 Edwards that the
truck was at Nestry and Washington Sis, and there
II was FOUND. Murdoch admitted diSposing of the
goods 70 The Italian In, sail that ~ did IT while
Intoxicated Mtzzncco Acknowledged receiving the
goud, from murdoch hut said that hp thought that
Murdoch was the I1chtfIl owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
CLAIMANTS FOR 4 DEAD pRTErT'S RELICS.

rtSWrg. Nov. The announcement that Fred
ana r. T. A. Molllngcr. the heirs and nephew Of the
hte Father Mollngcr, will sell the lacrs chapel and
relics. has stirred up trouble among the members Of
inc Church OF the Holy Name at which the dead
P'l'N' performed so many OF his remarkable cures.
members OF the congregation say the roles the
property of the church. and tina; In the event Of the
hlr' attempting TO sell remove them the matter
VIII DO taken into court. The relies are valued at
about 100000. and the two heirs are positive that
my belong to tho estate. The MpssrS MOlllngrr are
WeGnr day. " '7 w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
A THICK -DRLIER TERNc TNIEE

William Murdoch. thirty five years Old, Of No. l.
North Moore ST., and Francisco Muzzucco. an Italian
who keeps small store ut No. 50 Mulberry ST.. were
held for examination fin ~ 900 each by Justice
Hogan nj the Essex Market Court yesterday morn
Ing. charged with grand larceny. Murdoch drove
a truok for its owner Albert Edwards Of 80. 3Jo
Westinghouse, up TO Friday On that day he was
given load Of goods 10 deliver to NarlO,s customers
by Austin. Nichols d Co.. wholesale grOccrs Of No.
~ Iudson-st. Learning from their customers thai:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
Grip UanlA.

AGENTS end CANNASSERs. nae g.,
:emai' ~ 70 - dali. profits sure O..
I'i NC unnecessary no talking rsQulrrd
eN,insNr TERRITORY ylvrn. Iuf part. ulhr.
aani,s' J.. PUTNAM & CO.. West Winsied.
A.-N.-SEVERAL experienced diamond
poll h".-. Nrs-rla-. fri,rei,ro. r.u,i;.d
Apply >tiiiN BROS. \ Co. - Alid,i.
Lane.
AGENTS \ SURE and lucrative busl.
nes- worth fiom $1,000 10 a. .uuU - M.
mum To district Managers capable u nan.
aging ag"ai' II. GitATrAN. Room III
World Build.ng.
AHEN r>.-Gum tissue. mcnde clothing
bett than needle and thread. silxs
vOoilons. gloves, umbrellas one "a lnc
II I'd, ejc, by mali. j. >TAINT. \
~. rr"' idence. 4. l.
FREE TO EMPLOYEES Mi hem o,
a. h.nds carefully selected aud sent lot
ntetHrN; employment AL Kinds quickly
Procured for men. MUTUAL AGtNLT.
s3t Broddway.
FREE TO EMPLOYERS Male heip
u every description. Tor Offices. -tn-es
'aC'ories. aims. ho'els and rechanlcai worI
carefully selected AMI sent Ter Interview
S,y o. sn S,9"n td 'm2o{y$r ~ ~ one W.
.csta blI.hci and reliable. 80 Broadway.
MN WANTED on oatile steamers o.
London aud Ii'rfpoOl. O. work Tor ~
pa@agc. % Gteenwich-s'
WANIED.-In the office Of leadir ,
wholr-iir house. thoroughly compel ~
snd cNPcflenc'd bookkrcpcr; ail Application
must. IN order 10 lnsurr attention. statn az
references. by whom employed durlns the
past three NcnIr. AMI salary cNfy-e.fd
which .will D. tra.ed a.. confidential. Al.
dress MANrfA' thtR Box H. Tribune
Onlce.
MANIED.-A young man. under 20
year having seine know adgr ~ the L1t.a.
furnishing ln -ih'ss. Affr-s APFI.fC 4.
TON. 1rihun" i'Efown once. 1912 R'uur
Females.
A FlsST.CLAS> NOIgrIGERNtN
nutse 10. chi q t~1 wears oil. o., Pro.r-.
must h. over 20 t,s oii All MoualI AZ
81 ia k'a'e.. between aud ..
WANlED. ~ maid rr Warhlng'on
Wiling 10 assist with children when niece.
-hll Iriei 'uc's required Gail lue. iaS
lri"'en " and y. Ill.,. P'nrt Hotel Room
WANILD.-In small f,uuy. r,m. In
N"th lhiolinl. strong. willing GID rcr.
nan. S"'c' ct Norwegian. ftr ,oukIng ana
hous"Nork 30 vsehIne. , aoui home chi
, m'd ~ cOnN'ni.ncD. refci,nr. f,quf',i
Applt carly at 2sS it,-ate.
WAN I'D. LadicT mid. domestic ,,d
OfNer' to hirn or s.rauhg ani cutting
tOoi positions guaranteed sit.f taught. H..
,oN, u'N 81 cNenin". cali co. wr.'e MADAM
BONA. '3 Fat cCtn--'.
NAN Lb.-A young Nomsn boo down.
Own once - 1'dct clerk &c.. uv.'
~ = PAN. neat hand d. we'll rdIrtt.ti ,ra
wilhhy T. elf' prompt ATTENTION >, DO lnr- .
'"s LDl iAiipNAL. Tubunr Oii,.
MANrrD.-GuUD u.lorr.. hutton
foi' maker nHd sElu hanI. 20 stt
ave. ~ n0lr
WAN LD.--'.iiu. for co.,. anl g.n.iil
hous N0.k German or Swrd" mn. irn. .'
pnig.nr Iul w'l recommended All,
- West - t..i.
WANTED. .ia7N .tcloginrh.f anil t,i...
"ri'"f accustomed ., Hammond I. .cii In %
10 fufh.-h own ln 90 'n"nt. -,lify s12 rrr
wees. hdfr''~ stating cNpcrchc" PAPER.
1riLun" Ofnec.
WANTED.-A clean strong elI 3, MIND
bsll ana help hOuscWOrk ~ mar -
= mouth 1913 lst-aNr.. Night mp right
WAITED. \ wiihns ptstte tnnt girl fof
General hnW:work scotch or zee, mar prc.
letrnd must hsyr Tooi rehtenc =. Apply.
10 % ~, 800 Yves, 3jth.st