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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
HOT FIRE IN JERSEY CITY
A Conflagration that Kept the Firemen
Busy 10 Hold in Check.


Busy TO Hold in Check.
New YORK, Oct. 2T.-A fire which
speedily developed into q coniiagration
broke out about O'Clock tonight at
Essex and Green streets, Jersey City.
The fire started in the Brooklyn coop
erage company building. The build
ing was four stories high and con-
tanned about 5000 barrels and 100000
slaves. The flames spread with great
rapIdity. owing to the conbustlble
character of the contents OF the build
ing, and in short time extended to
the White building, the upper part OF
which was occupied by several faml-
lies. The tenants all got out safely,
but were unable 10 save any
thing. From this building the fire
extended to q building adjoining.
That quickly succumbed. The next
house east was little frame cottage.
1t was III ruins III less than hall an
hour. All this time the tiremen were
making q desperate fight, but despite
their efforts the fire continued TO spread
The intense heat set fire to wooden
shed connected with NJ. IL. Gautieraces'
crucibie works. The flames spread to
the main building and did considerable
damage. The fire made its way to two
brick tenements adjoining. in which
the families lived. The brick walls
delayed the progress of the fire,
but only for short time.
The wind carried the flames
beyond the BRICK buildings to Russell's
machine shop, which lasted a short
time. Devlin's charcoal shop, adjoin-
ing this, went next. The fire was now
getting down toward the river. 1t tin-
ally reached the Colgate building. The
building and all its contents lasted
only half an hour. With the destruc-
ton of this building the firemen
succeeded in getting the flames under
control, but 1t will be some time before
they are completely extlnguished. The
ctual loss is estimated anywhere from
$3.50, 900 to $500,000 1t is nearly all
covered by insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

CLEVELAND, oct. IA fire which
threatened 10 destroy large part Of
the huslnss. property IN the vicinity Of
Water and Johnson streets broke out
at IL O'Clock this morning IN the Croker
block, al No. G2 Water street About
thirty girls were at work on the
fourth floor sorting rsgs when
the alarm was gwen. 4 he flames
spread so quickly thst the
girls had barely time 20 get out, sud 4
10 feared that tNo of them we're burned
To death. careful search of the
ruins Of to6ays IRE proves beyond
doubt that there wHs DO lose of iife.
Tie loss is sl00, 900. insurance, SIS. 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
Eight Men TO BE Hanged.

CHEsrERrowS, Nd, Oct, Eight
men Will be hanged for the murder on
April 81 last. of DIR. j. b. Hill. Judge
Robinson today announced the de-
cision copvicting Joshua Brsinsrd,
Louis Benson, Henry HURT. Moses
Brown, Frisby Comegys, Charles Brooks,
Fletcher Williams and Charles Emory
of murder IN the fret degree. The
defendants are all colored. 1t is said
that the dates of execution will be an
nounced by Governor Brown IN a few
days. The sentence met with univer-
ssi approval among the white citizens.
but the negroes are sullen and threat
ening. No appeal of the case y eX-
pected, but further trouble IA the ma
ture of race ~ not likely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

Many Fscsory Operators Witness the
Passing Of the Funeral Train.

YoRS, Pa. Oct. 2T-Prcceeding out
of Baltimore. ths train ran up the
creek vsllsv line. the manufacturing
concerns on one side aud on the other
toe ri.ng heights IN Druid hill park. Is
was the noon nour. when factory oper-
stivss and school children were at leis
nra and the windows Of the several es-
tsbi shments were througed with IN
terssfef spectators. who. with symps-
ihetic glsnces, watched the train a it
Siited out Ut sight. Macy school chill
dr-n and men and women gathered at
various favorable points OF observation
snd az the tfsia approached. lifted
Their hats and r-mained uncovered tll
u hsd passed bv At every station
slonx the road "a Tar a. York, groups
Of Villagers snd curious people were
assent ed DESTROYS % testifyng their
appreciation of the worth sn,l
house sioug tbe line of the road
and every group 0f wnrkinrnen.
Who we're numerous on this route
stopped ~ their work snd turned n
viev th- passing train. sithcugh there
sss notnins Ia - outward appearance.
~ distinguish e frtm other trans
frade np of the Same style of cas-
snd which az an every asv occurrence
notshie feature wss the general
outponrnx ef schnoi children A.
q ci0ck lunch 49, s-rved to she pres.
isnt tnd his p~rty Nr saa NJ. En.
sel R HARRISON. Nr and Nrs. Nckre
Mrs. nrmick Mr. Newrnai-r snd a -
~sns.r isarhed with tfa president
A. tas same tlrar the rest og the asris
ffffs,-hasf 80 ala. fffnta4 sar -a.f. r..4....-
up fha Hesurffi ssiiev 80 Hha ennnas
snf4 srae ctfT t~tN~en - ttg gsas.fe
so@a ts q sgee.i af ST ia - As aa,t.
sad tae gsage Nho tefv sea tav 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

now in line Of peace could only lnfiict
military punishment IL would not
hase The power 10 punish. ss wonia
evil courts. Attorney Watson raised
the question of legal rlgnt OF the Ia
tlonsl guard 10 bs 81 Homestead. In
stead Of sendlng the national guard,
Mr.. Watson said the governor should
have sent the militia. Another point
the prosecution viii attempt 10 show Is
that Private lsms WAS not legally en-
listed. He entered tue guard before
he Was Is years old, without the con
sent VI has parents, as is required by
luW
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

The Bill Tor q Charter Narrowly Escapes
Defeat IN the Legislature.

SAN FRtNcIsco, oct. 27.--Ths steamer
Msriposs arrived from sydney via
Honolulu. Among her passengers
were X. Hudson OF sydney. Who - on
hls Way 80 Chicago - superiBteDd the
constrncUon of buildings for The New
South Wales exhibit at the Columbian
exposition.
vote Of want OF confidence IN the
new ministry was introd Dced IN the
legislature on the 18th inst. the hii
giving thc Louisiana Lottery company
a twenty-five YEAR, charter came up
for the fret time in the legislature ou
October II. The motion for IA lndeii-
mite possponement wss defeated 10y q
vote 81 y 70 ls. The vote shows the
bill 10 Ice very weak, and u al toe
members had been prcsent ths measure
would probably have died a violent
dealh on the spot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
AsPBYNIAIED BY GAS.
Six Persons Killed by the Odorless Poison
in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Darkness. desola-
ton and death brood over that portion
of hyde Park through which the con-
duits of the Mutual Fuel Gas company
ramify. Hyde Parkers who pur-
chase the combuslible fluid sold
by TINS corporation found them
selves this morning without the
means of heating their homes
or cooking their breakfasts. Lsst
night all gasllghts were suddenly ex-
tinguished al 10 o'clock. The COM
pany had shut of the supply of gas
without notification TO its patrons.
Since last Friday six persons have
been asphyxiated by the lnsidious
poison which comes without warning,
makes no sign and cannot be detected.
The names of the dead who, II is as
terted, lost their lives through the er-
ratio management Of the gas supply
are:
Curtis Goddard, 40l Forty-sixth
street; John +. Glasnier, 40l Forty
sixth street; Thomas Cole. 4259 Cottage
Grove avenue; Mrs. Thomas Cole, 425s
Cottage Grove avenue; A. II. Collin,
402l Cottage Grove avenue; Mrs. A. B.
Collin, 402l Cottage Grove avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

too platform were enabled To catch .
glimpse OF the hover pieces IN the bag
gage car and around the cAsket- The
next atop OF the train IL At Harrisburg
which place it - scned uled 10 reach Al
$50 .. IN In order that the schedule
might be maintained, an additional en-
gine was attached 10 tho train 81 Park
ton, LhlFty miles from Baltimore, and
thus equipped the heavy grades of the
road were easily overcome. At Park
ton party of nifty men, women and
children were a. the station. Nearly
every door and window commanding q
view OF the road had an occupant, VINO
gazed eagerly at the funeral car.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
IANs' CASE ON TRIAL.
His Attorney Raises Several Points as TO
Military Authority.

PTrrsHURG, Oct. 27.-The case against
Col. Alexander Hawkins, Lieut.. Col.
j. h. T. Strestor and Assistant sur
geon ". -. Grm of ine Tenth reg
ment for tying PTlvate ". l.. isms no
uy the thumbs at Homestead va.
called for uisi before Judge Porter to-
day. The court room wss crowded,
thc major ty oi those present being ps-
tluna, guarisntsn. Al the opening II
the csse the defense moved % QBasn
the md ictmeut on the ground ihst toe
court had uo lursdwton. ths proper
trfbuna being uoufi marital.
Exhaustive Arguments were made
ON ths question: ~ both
SIDE. The prosecution heid t0st
mi3srv rfKu.stsers gave the
esioefs no Elcht to aii ca punishment
shoHt cttuft n4sftal - ordered Z.
Attorney Wsfson attacked the tas iegsi
sRtstnuce of the ustfausl Gaare. sJatila
thsi ihe So rfsetfee t sss uHoaust iu-
tnnai. hsecSfse e falts tse gasra un8er
.htfal 81 ia 60 cafs. Hsif~8 nf autsf
thn ruvefanf 81 she ssstt Iae dff. nee.
fn rfnls. ~ rs thf rnTff a.affts sss fhe
f,fs,psf tfihsusi sa8 thf atiessean nsr
fuSsf HaMn ie ta lHHat tha ~<s1ft
mars = tafHt@ psIssHnsHf ena a. -.
thata vyfi EaHft fs sfpepefrs r. so
n h fsa fsHaH Fasrr
aasst tHa HsffsseoH ~ the senfk
tbst = seea elaf4 al. csseVsaea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

the people TO demand return to safe
channels. Let me warn you, IA closing,
that the struggle 10 secure the rectinea-
ton OF false methods aud the dlslodge-
ment of selfish advantages, IL not an
easy one. Attempts 10 eajole our vot-
ers successful in the past are still con-
tinued and bribery aud corruption are
still IN vogue. Ii Is only IN intelligent ar
gument, constant endeayor and unre-
mitting vigilance that Ne shall recover
the just and equal share of benefits
which belong TO us as American fellow
citzens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
PRISONERS IN REVOLT.
Police Called to Quell an Outbreak in the
Boston House of Correction.


BosToS, Oct. 27.-A serious outbreak
occurred at the house of correction at
South Boston about 9 o'clock this
morning. One officer and 4 prisoner
were badly injured. The trouble arose
from four prisoners being denied the
privilege of the yard. This caused
much feeling among the other prison.
ers, 500 of wnom rose IN revolt and re-
fused 10 GO 10 work, aud with shears,
chairs, tlatIrons and all other articles
belonging to q tailor shop seriously as
saulted the officers IN charge. The
men who were refused the prlvi-
leges of the yard are the men
VINO escaped last July and were
recaptureu. since when they have been
kept in close confinement. This
caused much sympathy among the
other prisoners, one OF whom became
unruly yesterday and attacked an off,
Ger with = tsilor's goose. Other con-
victs joined III and the noise of the
struggle brought other officers to the
scene. The trouble was quelled and
the unruly prisoner and three others
were locked up. This morning four
more ringlesders were locked up and
the 800 prisoners were marched out 20
the work shops. The men IN several
shops again rose In revolt. and
armed with everything they could
pick up attacked the officers. The po-
lice were summoned and l75 men who
had been foremost IN the last riot were
locked no in their cells after something
of n tussle. At tins hour some three
hundred Of the prisoner. are working
in the shops. the others are locked up
and no further trouble il expected.
TIE commissioners OF public institu-
tons are at the house and Will invest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
wsrshsr. ord.red 70 Ch.riesssn.

CHAKf EsTeE. :. G, oct. 27-li .
learned fhsi three wsrshrns ~ sdGticn
~ the kesgvfus snd IWiVhn hsve
been ordered q Charleston - tske
part in TIE earthquake thsuksgfv'nE
iesuvsl. whsrh tsgius next Monday
ana lsfiaues veek- Haev are the
CouCura. the ChNago ard The kssf-
.srV-. wnseh have been ordered from
ia fsrara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
si'KINLEY AT PERU.
He Speaks to Ten Thousand Under
Wallace's Circus Tent.


Wailace's Circus Tent.
PERU, Ind, Oct. 27.-Thc principal
republican demonstration of the cam
psign in the northern part of this state
was held today, with Governor Mckin-
ley of OHIO as the attraction. A large
procession marched through the streets
and was reviewed 10y the governor. The
girls drum corps of WIIliamsport and
the tin drum corps OF Fort
Wayne were the features of the
parade. An industrial exhibition
was also embodied in the eXhi-
bltlOn. At 2 O'Clock Governor Nc
klnley began hrs address from stand
erected under the big tent of Wallsce's
circus. Ten Thousand persons were in
the tent. Major Mckinley discussed
state banks and the tariff. Mr.. Shock
ney, Captain paly, ex.Gov. George W.
Steel. j. +. Finerty of Chicago and
other speakers were present. Tonight
there was torchiight parade and sew
eTal addresses were made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

Ssxfa r~ttt. tscs 81 TIE la tad
sistas sff-srarr Nehfusn. vhlci est 81 -
er fHH snG ERs ks6 oufF tIElt yesfs
Hrhnh4 nea ttfio a. she rar assan >
hss tss anf sesfs rsl ssfh great
ssnsEs aaf fw Ffaissiaf o. fhgagit
hardly wefta stlis ~ repair bef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

Twenty-Five Lives Lost by III. Storm
Along The Newfoundland Coast
81. yonN's, y. J., oct. "Details
arriving dsliy sbow that the gale wbich
rsTeo along The coast recently Was very
severe. The coast was devasts ted. ana
ten vessels are either lost ~ snissipg.
and twenty-five iises were lost As
Gresnspond the SEA unesrtheu tne
bodice IA two gfsFevarcs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

OwtHA, oct 27.-Mrs. Christina
Carlson. = widow, O. led 81 the police
station today and desired e. ~ locked
a. on q charge Of having murdered
her four months cd chiid. She
claims te hsve accomplished the
chiid's death 10y sdm8n STEERING q i
nnHhoiesome foOd, snd IS studied ne
gieef Size sad The child VISA puny.
sickly. and tbst she ns8 no love for a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

NEw YoEE. oet TT iit eastern and
the western wholesale ccsl agents nist
today ~ tiss HeS jersey tsntfs bfl.id.
lng o. Liberty street iioth fueetsf,ks
vsfe seerat Ins pr1cs ~ cnal e rbs
decsdaa wouif bs siibwef e. rtnss
unchzBesi iof tAs fFe-ttk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
NEW YORK oRHaRRIsoN
The Democrats May Win Senator Blu,
the Election will b. Ours.

NEw NoHK, oct. 27.-Eyents Of the
past few days have wrought a remark
able change IN the political conditions
of this state ani have upset
many calculations whIch week
ago were considered rel sbls.
Iae withdrawal Of the county
democracy ticket IN the city has COM
pliCsted matters considerably Assem-
hly districts winch. by reason Of a
third ticket. we're not expected ~
elect su ssseuh yman. sre Dot Thought
to be surely democratic. whIie on
the other hand t = freely rre
dleted thst the withdrawal of the In-
dependent vote val lessen Mr.
tleVelsnd's majority in the estv.
The tax tonight a. the hoiei.
sod around the 4 tierefi politics.
hrsdQusrters Indicated that the feaiin
Nss taat democratic nited states
senator would suereed Senator liis
co. saA that ihr electoral vote IF ere
state eoait pfstshiF tsa cast tot Hsr
ffson
cssaA. U1t a5 Judge Heefss p
ssa -ao 49, eH tee seassuaa t~nfn ~
Neef.sss fof seventeen Frsfs anf =
Fs'ana fepfiit an hss snaeun. 80
fest ae en vote fsf slsssisna asa
Stevenson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

IoNDoS. oct. 27.--Josef Hos' man. the
Wusicsi prod -, 10 u Germany The
story of tie E0fnlsy Gazette fhst bs
had shipped 60 Bomtssy as stDwswHy
. s8gposed ~ have been manufactured
ia that fifV
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

Io~pos. oct "a 4 ispstcb 80 the
Tunes froTn seton says thsi ruuors
are current that tie TFessrt cabinet
Vili resign and that kerps Pimsntsi
will become premier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

RFEsTx, Oct z1.-h dispatrh from
Nsrs1ne SAYS that Prince Bismsrrk II
The state chronicle., 1892-04-20
PRINCIPLE. NOT A LETTER

A PRINCIPLE, NOT A LET TER.
The letter of the Chairman of the
Democratic State Executive Commit
tee, in reply to one addressed to him
by Mr.. Ellington, and which has been
made strictly official, simply promul-
gates a principle, the correctness of
which no man, whose moral ptrcep-
tions are not wholly destroyed, will
think about denying.
This principle is that Democrats
only have the right to attend )emo-
cratic conventions. 1t does not pro-
scribe any one. 1t assumes no au'hor-
ity to say who shall attend the con
ventions of other political parties. 1t
merely lays down fair and honora-
BILE principle which men of honor and
fairness have respected and should al
ways respect Th II is all, nothing
more nor nothing less.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-20
WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1892
THE OLD WAY.

Heretofore it has been the custom
for Democrats 10 send dele yates to
their State convention to consult about
the best interest Of the State, formulate
political principles in accordance there
with, and nominate for office men Of
experience, ability and honor.
Adherence to such custom drove
the Republicans from office IL Mort
Carolina, inaugurated honest govern
ment everywhere within the borders Of
the State, and restored public credit,
confidence and prosperity. Political
and personal friendships We're encour-
aged and cemented, and faith in
private and public integrity, the great
bulwark of the State, was strength ned
by the ties of mutual dependence ard
mutual interest.
That was the old way.
The lrw way appears to he TO un-
settle the minds of the people as to the
integrity and fidelity Of the men who
have ever been true to the State, to
teach them that those they have al
ready trusted should be regarded with
suspicion. and that the policy Of the
Democratic party, which has proved
beneficial whenever practically operat.
ed, should be abandoned for new
theories of government, many of which
are not only impracticable, but are
totally subversive of our republican
institutions Such is the issue, as we
understand it, h,for" the people o
North Carolina, who will be callet
upon at their next State convention tt
decide l..
1t is a momentous issue; dcstroyin!
confidence, setting the mind adritt
and virtually offering no feasible re
lief, but decrying everything once
revered by our people, and thus con
verting the whole State into politica
confusion, a condition congenial to tn
agitator, bat from which many thought
full men may turn with gloomy forebod
ings But theY should not turn, excep
to face, not with timidify, not with fear
but with renewed courage, determined a
never before to defeat every efor
made TO disintegrate Democracy an
produce political and neighborly e:
arrangements, thereby making the poll
ical outlook more hopeful and bringin
back the old way Of Democratic peac,
friendship and h.imony among OF
people.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-20

ton to Europe only as we buy Europe's
products. We take a certain volume
of the latter now, in spite of the tariff
wall over which they must leap to get
into the eager American consumers
hands. We shall take vastly more it
Europe's products are cheapened to us
by a reduction Of the tai iff tax. That
day, when it comes, will be bright
one for the farmer in all sections OF
the country. He will then buy
cheaply and at the same time have an
increased demand for his products.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-20
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

There is no matter affecting more
directly ,hc citizens Of Raleigh than
the enforcement of stringent police reg
ulations for the preservation If the
public health.
We do lot call attention to this i'm
portant question for the purpose OF
finding fault or of entering any com
plant. Those city officials upon whom
rests tn duty of executing the muni
cipal sanitary laws have generally per-
formed it satisfactorily. But at this
season, when the summer will soon be
here, it is we'll to call attention to the
duty and to rmph 4cize the necessity OF
its strict observance. We have an ad-
mirable system of water works and ex.
cel.ent sewerage. Our death rate has
always been low and the city for years
has been singularly free from epidemics
and the scourge Of fatal infectious dis
eases. 1t is desirable that these con-
ditions shall continue. They will con-
tinue if those charged with the duty of
enforcing the ordinances of the city fol
the maintenance of the public health
shall see to it that these ordinances are
duly and vigilantly enforced. They have
beer heretofore and we do not doubt that
they will be in the future. Let it be
remembered that "an ounce of preven
tion is worth IA pound of cure" Lei
there be no fear or favor shown in tb,
execution of the laws. The polio,
officers have the right of domiciliar,
visitation and the mayor has sutficien
power to abate all nuisances. LIE
them be abated and promptly. lie
no possible source of disease be per
mitted to remain anywhere within tn
city limits. In all cases let privat
convenience give way to the publ
good.
We have beautiful city, excellen
municipal officers, and sufficient san
tary regulations. 1t will be our ow
fault if the health of the city is ne
maintained at its present high stant
ard.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-20
SENATOR VANCE,

We are gratifed to notice in yester-
days dispatc ches that Senator Vance is
again in his seat in the Senate. after
his recent illness. The people Of North
Carolina will always feel a peculiar in
terest in whatever concerns Senator
Vance, for at all times and under all
circumstances he has represented them
with answering fidelity. We trust
that his health may soon be fully re-
stored.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-20
Makes the
Weak Strong

The marked benefit which people In run
down or weakened state of health derive
from Hoods Sarsaparilla, conclusively proves
the claim that this medicine snakes the weak
strong" 1t does not act like stimulant,
imparting fictitious strength from which there
must follow a reaction of greater weakness
than before, but in the most natural way
Hoods Sarsaparilla overcomes that tired feel
ing. creates an appetite, purifies the blood,
and, in short, gives great bodily. nerve,
mental and digestive strength.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-20
Tagged Out

"Last spring was completely tagged out.
My strength left me and felt sick and mis-
cradle all the time, 80 that I could hardly
attend to my business. 1 took one bottle OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it cured me. There
is nothing like it, R. c. BEGoLK, Editor
Enterprise, Belleville, Mich.
az derived very much benefit from Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which I took for general debility.
1t built me right up, and gave me an excel
lentappetite." ED. JENKINS, Mt Savage, Md.
N. B. If you decide to take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla do not be induced to buy anything else
instead. Insist upon having
The state chronicle., 1892-04-20
DEMOCRATIC GAIN.

The Boston Herald shows that in
the recent election the Rhode Island
Democrats gained nearly 45 per cent.
over their vote in April, 1888, while
the Republicans gained only 81 per
cent. The Democratic increase was
1873, the Republican 6,722. Victory
is still possible in Rhode Island for the
D omocrats in November.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-20

WANTED Men of ordinary lntelll-
w xence can, without interference
with their present occupation easily IN
crease their earnings from 81 to IS per DAY
Call from a m TO 5 p m. A. + ana ..
Co ?O3 Fay etteville Street Second floor
apl6 lW