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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

INDIANAPOLIS, March 4-The district
conventions for the selection Of delegates
TO the national Republican convention at
Minneapolis were held throughout the
state, and the Harrison Republicans are in
high feather over the complete victory
which the result gives them. In every dis
trict they have not only secured the ayowed
friends Of the president as delegates but
have succeeded in having the delegates in
structed in resolutions indorsing the admin
istration ard pledging them 20 vote for
Harrisouis denomination.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

He Would Only Take Pay from the Tim
He Was Sworn In.

He Would Only Take Pay from the Time
He Was Sworn In.
WASHINGTON. March 4-There was quite
an interesting little episode in the rooms of
the secretary Of the senate after the vote on
the Idaho case had been taken Senator
Hill strolled into the room and remarked
that, il convenient, he would like TO draw a
little money. The secretary Of the senate,
who is General Anson g. McCook, Of New
York, is the disbuIsing officer Of the senate
Senator Hills request was promptly re-
sponded TO by Secretary McCook's disburs-
ing clerk, who placed before him vouchers
for an amount aggregating about s., 900 and
asked him 10 sign them.
"Oh, no." said the senator, ~ want a
voucher for my salary from the day ] was
sworn in, Jan z, 1892 up to the end Of Feb
ruary. This is your usual pay day, is il not
the third of the month";
Took Pay for Time Served.
The clerk said It was, but went on to re-
mark that they had a certain amount stand
ing on their books 10 the credit Of the New
York senator, and to pay out only a small
portion Of that amount would cause con-
fusion in both their bookkeeping and that
of the treasury department.
With some brusqueness Of manner Mr..
Hill said this was none Of his business, they
must keep their books TO suit themselves.
He wished to draw his salary for the actual
time he had served in the senate and not
one cent more. The clerk then made out a
voucher for Ss97 90, and this Mr.. Hin signed
and took a check for that amount in full
payment Of all his claims upon the senate
salary and mileage fund up to date; SIS Of
this amount was for salary from Jan. to
Feb %, the balance was for mileage.
The disbursing clerk stated afterward
that the balance left undrawn was $4,22l,
which would in due course, by operation Of
law, be covered back into the treasury.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04
DUBOIS KEEPS HIS SEAT
The Idaho Senatorial Contest
Decided in His Favor.
SENATOR HILL DRAWS HIS SALARY.

lie Refused the Check Presented 20 Him
for About $1,000 Dating from the
Time Of His Election, and Insisted on
Taking Pay Only from Jan. :.
WASHINGTON, March & The only achieve
ment Of the senate was the termination Of
the long drawn out Idaho contest by the
unexpectedly large vote Of IS 70 9 in fgyor
Of the. sitting Republican senator. When
the vote was about TO be taken a parlia-
mentary tangle arose as TO whether Mr..
Morgan's series of declaatory resolutions as
10 what should have been done in the cleo
ton OF a senator in Idaho was admissible rs
a substitute 20 the resolution reported by
the committee. The vice president submit
ted the question 10 the senate.
Mr. Morgan warned the senate that IL his
resolutions were adopted they would
amount to a declaration that the Legislature
which claimed TO have elected Mr.. Dubois
was not properly organized A test vote
being taken on this question resulted-yeas,
o; nays, 81. The nine votes were cast by
Messrs. Berry, Cockrel, Coke, George, Cor
man, Harris, Hin, his FIRST vote In the firsi
senate; Jones, OF Arkansas, and Morgan.
Y The motion 20 seat Mr. Claggett was
voted down by IS 70 z. Mr.. Hin changing
his position and voting in the negative
The final vote confirming Dubois In his seat
was; Yeas IS: nays, 5, the nays being
Messrs. George, Harris, Kyle Pasco and
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

New YoRK, March 4.-The baseball mag
mates concluded their labor by the adoption
of schedule Tor the coming season. In
consequence of the increased number OF
clubs In the new organization the champion
ship season is divided into two divisions,
and each division contains seventy seven
games The winners Of each series will
play together at the end Of the season for
the championship. The season opens April
l2. Mr.. Byrne was elected president and
Nick Young, secretary and treasurer Of the
National board
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04
LIE NEWS OF ALBANY.
The Drafted Mems min barely Passes In
the senate.

AnN "NNNNts
ALBANY, March d-The drafted mems
bin passed the senate but had narrow
squeak, receiving only IL Affirmative votes.
This bill permits supervisors Of counties TO
reimburse drafted men who hired substi-
tutes during the war.
Other bills passed were Mr. Bushs appro-
priating 900 for contingent expenses OF
the legislature, and Mr Aspinall's allowing
the stnte TO pay the expenses Of successful
contestants In last years contested seat
cases.
The ways and means committee reported
the annual appropriation bill with few
amendments It's total is about 81, 1913 OOi.GO,
and the only amendments are in providing
FOR an emergency in case the second division
court Of appeals Ia kept running. The
amendment gives them SSi, 600 for salary Of
| judges, 81 800 for remittitur clerk, $3.50 for
messenger and $4,000 for additional help.
just as the assembly was about to djourn
Mr.. Webster called up his greater New
York bin and moved 20 reconsider tho vote
/ by which IL was amended 70 exempt Kings
county. Mr. Hustled said the time was COM
ing when New York win be the center Of
the universe, the great financial center.
/ The people Of Brooklyn do not oppose the
bill and he was surprised that her represen-
tatives had opposed t. The bin Is drawn in
strict accordance with Democratic principles
Of home rule. He had received letter from
J. $. I. stranahan, one Of the foremost citi-
zens Of Brooklyn, who favOrs the bill Such
a consolidation would result in tho erection
OF new state, with the counties Of Long
Island, New York city, Westchester and
Jersey City.
The motion 10 reconsider the vote by
which the Kings county exemption clause
WAS inserted in the bill last week was adopt.
ed by vote OF 81 10 43. A motion to lay
the amendment on the table was lost az
was also motion 10 lay the bill on the table.
Pending n motion that the bill have It's third
reading a motion to adjourn was carried.
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MoRRIsrowN. N. j., March 4-The COM
mittee Of the presbytery appointed to re-
commend an appropriate sentence in the
case Of Pastor Din, Of Stirling, have agreed,
and at a meeting Of the presbytery the pre-
siding moderator read the verdict, which
rebukes Pastor Din for using indiscreet
language and hopes that in future he win
abstain from the same. The admonition
also expresses the hope that in future Pas
tor Din will take counsel with other minis
ters TO be more self distrustful and unas-
euminu
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Voorhees,, walthell and White. The senate
then resumed discussion Of the long delayed
special order, the Paddock pure food bin.
Watson Denounces barrett.
The episode in the house was the personal
explanation made by Mr. Watson, Of Geor-
gia, stating that the speakers clerk Mr.. r.
W. Barrett, the Washington correspondent
Of the Atlanta Constitution, in the columns
Of that journal had charged him (Watsonl
with having voted for Stewart, the Repub-
lican contestee in the Craig-Stewart election
case, from corrupt motives Barrett had
charged that for so voting he lWatsonl was
TO receive financial aid from the Republic.
ans in his canvass next fall.
He denied the charges as cowardly and
false, and denounced them as base and ia
famous falsehoOd.
The house then quieted down, and the
District Of Columbia appropriation bill oc
cupied several hours, being finally passed
The bull to grant reduced rates Of transpor.
tation to commercial travellers was taken
up, and pending action the house adjourned
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IMPoRTANr PENsIoN pecIsIoN.


10 FavornbIy Affects the Pennsylvania
Miutia That Fought Lees Invasion.
WASHINGTON. March Assistant Secre-
tary Buseey has made an important decision
In the pension case of Rudolph NJ Manley,
Of Company /, Forey-seventh Pennsylvania
volunteer militia On June To- 1868, presi-
dent Lincoln issued his proclamation calling
upon the executive Of the state Of pennsyl-
Vania for 5000 volunteers, SO serve for the
period OF six months, unless sooner dis
charged. In pursuance Of that proclama-
tion the governor issued a general order,
calling for volunteers TO repel the threat
ened and imminent invasion OF Pennsyl-
vania, In compliance with this order the
Forty-seventh regiment was raised and
mustered into the state service for ninety
days, instead Of for six months, as desig-
mated in the call. The records Of the war
department show that Manley was mus.
tered in on June "a, 1868, and was mustered
out with bis company on Aug. l3, 1868.
During this service the evidence on file
shows that the soldier suffered a sunstrok,
from which he has never recovered. Upof
his application he was granted pension o
twenty-four dollars month, but on Jun,
Is, 1891, his name was dropped from tn,
pension roll upon the ground that II hat
been ascertained that the regiment {,
which be belonged was not in the United
States service, but In the service Of tn,
state Of Pennsylvania.
The assistant secretary directs that Man
ley's name be- restored TO the pension roll
This decision restores 70 pensionable statu
the $1,000 soldiers who served in the Penn
sylvania militia about the time Of Lees in
vasion OF that state. The questions involve,
in this decision have received more than or
dinuy consideration, an opinion havinl
been rendered 70 the secretary Of the in
terror by the assistant attorney general fo
the interior department, and later by the
| attorney general Of the United States, boil
of which sustain the present decision
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

TOR sALE-THREE STORY BRICK
i house, No. o25 West Fifth street, with all
modern impr ovements. for sale cheap to settle
estate Apply TO EZRA FELL, Front and
Madieon streets.
ROR SALE SOME OF THE INCEST AR
II ranged houses in the city, On Washing
ton street, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth. They are Of medium cost, and can be
bought on easy terms Call and look at them.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

WASHINGTON, March 4-The following
telegram was received by Senator Hill;
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 3, 1892
To the Hon. David B. Hill United States senate:
DEAR SIR-You are cordially invited 10 visit
Chattanooga on your southern trip Your
many supporters here, who are among our
leading citizens viii give you hearty vel
come. J. b. Pound,
". o. PEOPLES
G. A. LrERLY,
Mr.. Hills private secretary said that he
had made no reply 10 this dispatch, nor to
the other dispatches which had been re
ceived from Montgomery, Ala, Nashville,
Tenn, Meridian. Miss, and other points. In
fact, he had made no specific reply 20 any
telegram except that received from the Mis-
sissippi Legislature, and he was beginning to
think that jackson was pretty far away Il
was stated positively that Mr.. Hill had not
yet come TO any conclusion ~ TO the pro.
jected southern trip which was being 80
vigorously mapped out for him.
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II floor OF Red Mems Hall. No. 5l7 Shipley
street, now Occupied by the Warren Club.
Steam heat water closets and jan.tor, Also
furnished lodge r. ON on third floor on Tues
day and saturday nights. APP ' to
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, March A. - jackson
county is the first to select delegates to the
Democratic convention, and they are in
strncted for Senator Palmer for presidents
From reports from all parts OF the state the
indications are that there VIII be but few
county delegates TO the Democratic conven-
tion but what will be instructed for Senator
Tnn1
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

TO THE DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF
NEW CaATI n HITNnRED.

u OTlOE.
TO THE DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF
NEW CASTLE HUNDRED.
Ths taxable residents of New Cattle Hun
dred and ell persons liable TO pay tax in taid
Hundred are hereby notified that the under
signed Delinquent Tax Collector for said Hun
ured Will be at the store Of William r silver
at Red Lion, on Tu eday, March Is, between
the hours Of and .. M, and AZ the Office Of
Julian ID. Janvier, Justice Of the Peace. In
New Castle. on Monday, March . and Tues
day, April -. lsi2. between the hours Of IL
noon and 4 D. m.for the purpose of receiving
taxes in pui su nee of an act OF the General
4 sse u bly, Of this state.
Extract from Sec g. Chapter o. Vol. 10
Laws Of Delaware; every such folectOf
shall, between the first and second Tuesdays
Of March In every. year, give aud pu ism IN a
is Collector. or in adjoining hundred. or in
cas- here be none such. tlen in a newspaper
pulls he'd In the city OF Wilmington, ten days
notlc7 that he Will attend at convenient times
and places stating the same, 20 receive such
taxes; and he shall also give The same notice
/ b. handbills posed In at least ten Of HE most
| public places in each Hundred Of which be IL
| Co lecfor; such notice and the Dotic herein
before required to be given by the said Re-
ceiyer OF Taxes. shall e deemed and taken e
bea sufficient demand under ex sting law IN
relation 10 the Collector OF Taxes in thii
JOHN T. HAYES,
Collector Of ID -linquent Taxes Of New
I Castle Hundred
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

CHICAGO, March A half fare rate for
the Democratic national convention has
been authorized by the Central Traffic as
sociation. The tickets are TO be sold June
is to 90 and win be good TO return up to
July S. For the Republican national con
veDtion the date OF sale has been extended
from June TO 6, with June 25 as the return
limit
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership now existing
between Max E2hraim & Co. and
known as the New York Clo-
thing House, will be dissolved by
mutual consent, March %, 1892
Mr. Max EphrEm will continue
after that date.
Yes, its worth while repeat
ing. There's going to be a
change in the firm of Max
Ephraim & Co, known as the
New York Clothing House,
3I6 Market street. The retir.
ing partner would rather have
the cash than a stock of clio.
thing. He says sell them, sell
them at any price so we get
the cash, beside we want the
room for our immense stock
of Spring clothing.
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LoNGvEw, Tex, March 4.-By a boiler
explosion at Ferrilrs mill four men were
killed and four injured. The force Of the
explosion was terrific, tons of iron being
blown to heighth Of aquarter Of a mile
Berry, the fireman, who was instantly
killed, exclaimed before the explosion, Il
viii make this Mil work or blow it to HI"
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They Cleaned out the Bank.

- CoLDwATER Mich, March 4-Burglars
cleaned out the Coldwater National bank
safes Of every cent they contained, about
100000 and $4,000 in Philadelphia and
Reading bonds
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

BUFFALO, March 4.-Rev. Dr. Mitchell
of the First Presbyterian church, who in a
sermon last Sunday attacked the appoint
ment of r. B. Mahaney as minister to
Ecuador, has made a complete retraction
and ample apology for his remarks.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

ALLEGHENY CITY, Pa, March 4.-Theo
Myler, assistant postmaster, was arrested
by the United States authorities charged
with embezzlement and forgery. He has
been connected with the Office for twenty
years and bis father is ex-postmaster.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

NEWARK, N. j., March 4-Richard F..
Jenkinson, wen known resident Of this
city, was found dead in the parlor Of his
residence on Clinton place, Irvington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

BERLIN, March ALBERT Auerbach and
Ernst Biester leaders in the rioting. were
sentenced TO six months Imprisonment. The
trial was exciting and Biester made remarks
disrespectful to the kaiser The justice
sentenced him to three days additional for
these utterances.
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A Pair Of smugglers Caught.

JERSEY CITY, March 4.-Gustav West
niger and Gustav Kuhnes were arrested by
custom officers. Struggled goods to the
value Of $4,000 We're found IN their posses
sion
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MILwAUKEE, March 4-.The coroner's jury
holds Emil Barthel, switchman, responsible
for the collision by which seven men were
killed Tuesday.
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RALEIGH, March 4-The citizens Of this
city have decided to present a handsome
silver service to the cruiser Raleigh, which
viii be launched at Norfolk in thirty days
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BRIsToL, Tenn, March 4.-Tilton Hall,
the noted murderer Of so many men, who
was sentenced to hang on March IA, had a
new trial granted him by Judge Richardson.
There is much indignation.
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NASHVILLE, March ed Russell and
Al Robinson fought like furies with knives
and killed each other. The row was the re-
suit Of a family feud.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

LISBON, March 4-During the recent
storms of the coast Of Portugal, eighty
three married and fifty unmarried sailors
lost their lives
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., March 4-Tremont
Davis, champion club swinger Of Denver,
is training here for a match with Gus Hin,
Of New York the worlds champion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

WESTON, Mass, March 4.-Four burglars
in blowing open a safe here used so much
powder that they blew out the front of the
house. alarmed the town and were caught.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., March 4-Fire de-
stroyed nine business houses and rendered
a dozen families homeless. The loss is
S15OO00
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CHICAGO. March 4.-William Scholdrof
was burned TO a crisp and three others bad
ly burned by an explosion Of gasoline in a
dyeing establishment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

ST. PAUL, March 4-Bruggenan's mann
moth brewery was totally destroyed by IRE
Loss over Sl00,000
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stewart. The
Democrats who on
the final vote sus
tanned the report
Of the committee
in favor Of Dubois
were Safe, Berry,
Kyle, Carlisle, Chill
ton,Cockren, Coke,
Colquitt, Gibson,
Maryland; Hill,
Kenna, McPher.
son, Morgan
Palmer, Pugh
Turpie, Vest, Villas
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

CHICAGO, March 4--Within a year the
first long distanced telephone line viii be
completed between Chicago and New York.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

WASHINGTON, March Secretary Blaine
has a sever cold which he caught by ex-
posing himself to the inclement weather.
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BROWNSVILLE, Pa, March Mrs. Truxal
is dying from two bullet wounds inflicted
by her husband. The case is shrouded in
mystery.
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CHICAGO, March &C. w. Budd, Of Des
Moines, defeated the famous pigeon shot,
Fulford. by a score Of SO 70 81.
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nusINEss oPPoarUNI rIEs.


TOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL ESTAIE.-The we'll known Prac-
tical Farmer" Hotel at 6rubbs. Brandywins
hundred, ia offered for sale, or will exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
hundred years; the only road house on ol,,al .n7
Philadelphia pike between this city ana ~
ter. has splendid bar and hotel trade, JULY ,
p. DONAHOE, 5i9 Orange street, winning
ton. Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-04

ST. PETERSBURG, March Am English
governess has been mysteriously murdered
in this city, probably by Russian soldiers.
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A Murderer Lynchod.

RIvERroS, Ala, March 4.-George Adams,
colored, was lynched by mob for killing a
woman who refused his demand for money.
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NOTIOEp.

NOTlCE.--THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the Bay state Gas Company viii be held
at the offices Of the company. corner Firth
and Shipley streets, In the city OF Whining
ton, Delaware. on Wednesday, the 10th day OF
March. A. D., 1892, at 1880 o'clock, a. M, for
the purpose of electing directors aud the
transaction of such other business as may be
brought before the meeting. The polls Will
remain open from il O'Clock a. m. un1l ~
o'clock noon. I he transfer books Will remain
closed until March II, 1892.
w. Ii. MILLER. Secretary.
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NOTICE.
n
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF CHRIS
TTANA HUNDRED

NOTICE.
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF CHRIS
TIANA HUNDRED.
The taxable residents OF Christiana Hun
dred and all persons liable to tax In
said hundred are hereby notified thet
the undersigned delinquent tax coll
lector for said hundred viii be at the Post
Ofilce, Highl ands, and at the hotel OF Thomas
Lawless, on Thursday, March 10th and 18th
betW cen the hours of l and y. m, and at
Dalton's store. Centreville on Fridays. March
llth and 18th, between the hours Of l and 3
D m. for the purpose Of receiving taxes, In
purs uance Of an act OF the General Assembly
Of the State.
Extract from Sec. g. Chapter 20. Vol 10
Laws Of Delaware: Every such collector
shall. between the first and second Tuesday,
of March In every year. give and publish In a
newspaper printed in a hundred Of which he
Is collector, OF IN adjoining hundred, or In
case there De none such, then In a newspaper
published in the CITY of Wilmington.ten days,
notice that he will attend at convenient
times and places, stating the same, 10 receive
such taxes: and he shall also give the same
noticr BY handbills posted IN at least ten OF
the mo public places Ia each Hundred OF
which he is Collector; such notice and the
motto s here n b-fore required to be given by
the said Receiver Of Taxes. shall he deemed
and taken to be sufficient demand under
existing law In relstiOn to the Collection OF
Taxes in this State. "
f. A. STURGEON,
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes, Christiana
Hundred
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ROARn AND ROoMs.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
--7-------------
VTOR RENT TWO SECOND STORY
II rooms. Apply At 9 3 ShiuIey street..
MISERABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
IL 107 East Eighth Street.
WTANTED-BOARDERs AT No. 1O5 POP
w lar street
UTANTED.s BOARDERS PLEASANT
w rooms. gas, bath, house heated all
through. Good locality. 62l West Ninth 81.
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HELP WANTED.

TSARM HAND. - WANTED A FIRST
CLASS farm hand; must understand his
business; none other need apply. No. ~
jefferson street.
UTANTED-A MAN TO DRIVE STONE
w wagon. Must have q cd references. Ap-
ply. n. r. Cor. Front and Orange street
Az XTANTED.-AGENTS FOR THE EQUIT-
w able life Of New York, only rep, esenta-
tive men need apply; Excellent contracts TO
good solicitors. ANSON A. MAHhR, Gen
eral Agent, No. S02 Marke street.
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MINNEAPoLs, March "A. j. Sawyer,
the well known elevator and grain man,
died here.