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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16

To the Voters Of Hampshire County.
hereby announce myself ss q candidate
for the office of Sheriff OF this county,. I
promise IL elected to that Off &c 20 faithfully
discharge the duties fairly au d imparlially
10 the best Of my alb ility.
GEO. II. JOHNSON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16
To the Voters of Hampshire County:

"fs 'oS Va 1A~inPsnire Sounty:
hereby an uounce myself as a candidate
for the office Of Sheriff OF Fam pshire county.
III J en- eis cted shall aim TO discharge the
duties OF that Office To the entire satjsfaction
OF the people. Very Respectfully,
A l., PUGH
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16
TO THE VOTERS OF HAMPSHIRE
COUNTY,:

respectfully announce myself candi
date for reelection TO the House OF Dele
Paies. GEO. A. EOTT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16

For SaIess,,s,sswv,ua ,s raising. .as o pure
SHEEP. B. Turkeys, p Rock Eggs. spe-
cial BARGAINS new aud 2nd band 10, iE
aud 20 b. p. Saw Mill and Threshing rigs.
T. n. CARsKADoN b o. l.. HARRISON
RomaeY, W. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16
FOR The HOUSE OF DELEGATES

We are authorized 10 announce SIR B F.
Mcdonald, as candidate for The House Of
Delegates, tubi, ct TO she decision of the
Democrats Of Hampshire, in Convention or
otherwise.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16
CATARRH CURED.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 1, 'sS.
DIR. Hartley, Baltimore, Md.
In the winter of 1877, suffered
very seriously from Catarrh; failing
to obtain relief otherwise, / resort
ed to the use of your Catarrh Rem.
edy with entire satisfaction. The
application of the remedy is pain
less, and my nose, head and throat
were soon relieved. ] keep bot
tie in the house for use in case OF q
bad cold and find it invaluable.
GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner of Pensions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16

Gilkeson's Sofa-bed is q good
seller.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16

Browns craysns are second to
none.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16
Commissioners of Pensions

n R.-DR. HARTLEE's GREAT
REMEDY ia the only complete and
satisfactory home treatment for
Catarrh. 1t can be obtained from
any reputable druggist or sent by
express on receipt Of One Dollar.
PERMANENT CURES GUARANTEED.
Advice Free by mail or at the
Office.
326 N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore. Md.
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Perfectly Well. v
RuLHoAz. DuiDuque o., IL. sepA.. 18so
kfiss X. BinnigAa writes. Ny mothaw assd
Sister used Pastor Koonigs Nerve Tonic for
neuralgia. Thoy are bo4h perfsotsy well nov
sod nsvor tired Of praaatns tiSs toaio
- Was Indeed q Miracle.
% FKssr ~. BRoozI.zx. n. T., Aug. q &C.
wish 70 stoAs whaA = syoossxful bansaa bss-
toG KcsntEs Nerve Torio Ia bseu - ray brotE
81, VIE haa suffered fruEa rhonEnatfara sins
leeo aud has nst boea abe - do wczk - any
Kind siRss that tiEaa. He has tried Az kfnds -
Patent medicines aud df1essnt dostoxa q nbfn
gHt All vitAout bonsnt until ho took the feDks
Ho has continually improved ssnos. Aad win
iay ana hu n.if sds b6sidor who have nceu him
during his sioknesa. that It we INDEED o MS
W. d. GRAHAM
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16

II WI oHhfHEE(D
11S Baltimore st. Cumberland, Md
The evening world., 1892-07-18
CLEVELAND WRITES A NOTE.
The Chicago Plank Should sa.isfy
Advocates OF an fionest Tariff.

tbY AtsoCIATED FREss
CHICAGO, July 1s-Mr. Kalph +. Hoyt. Of
California, now temporarily residing In Chi
cngc, recently wrote letter to eX-President
hrover Cleveland touching his indOrsemcn;
VI the tarin plank In the Chicago platform.
Mr.. HOyt Is an old.tiIne Republican and
new q single taxer. but Will support the
Democratic ticket On the ground or tarin re.
form In his letter to Mr.. Cleveland lie en-
pressed the nope that the candidate for rresi-
dent would see his way clear to indorse with
out qualification tho ahti-p-otection plank IN
the Chicago platform.
No answer was solicited or expected, but
to-day MIR. HOyt received an autograph letter
from Mr.. Cleveland, OF which the following
Is copy:
GRAY GApLLs, Brzz,nps BAY. Mass,
July ~, 1892.
Ruiph ,. Hpv,. ,s1.
My DrARsIH Your letter OF July 2 10 At hand.
and exceed dinRly xratiticd to learn Of your in
t-nton to support the principles and candidates Of
the Chicago Convention.
think SINCERE advocate Of honest
tarif can be dissatisfied with tho position
the Democratic party has assumed
that subject, and ain fear
that the contest will not ns made the lines laid
down. which have already proved to be 10 accept
shl. to xrea, majority Of the people Very truly
years, GROWN CLEVELAND.
The evening world., 1892-07-18

"AIhkRED ~ The sNoklSG-kOoA.
The building IS four stories high. II con.
sists OF the central building. IN which are the
Offices, rcception-roolns, dining-rooms and
administration-rooms, and a wing at each
end, the whole fronting On Amsterdam
avenue.
There are green lawns all around dotted
with Summcr-houses, flower beds and shaded
seats. There are long and broad balconies On
each side OF the buildings, to which there Is
access from each !ioor, and these summer
days the passers- by may see scores OF nice Old
ladies an; happy Old gentlemen reading or
chatting or smoking or eagerly pointing out
things OF interest In the living panorama TO
be seen from these balconies.
Enter by the inviting oaken door and meet
Supt. J. William Meyer, a great, massive,
s,alwart man with the strength OF giant
ana the gcntlcness OF q woman.
Isabella Heimath is, tirst OF all, home tor
aged people, aud there are ninety-slX old
people here, Willing away In congenial pur.
suits the autumn time OF their lives. They
must have been sixty years old or more to
gain entrance, and most OF these People have
reached and gone beyond threc-quartcrs OF a
century OF life.
There are nine married couples here pass
ing down into the long shadows happily To-
gether, hand in hand. There are lhirty-eight
old gentlemen whose lie partners have gone
before, or who were never blessed by the In
enable love or q wife, and there are forty
ancient spinsters and widows.
Another neld admirably occupied by Isa-
The evening world., 1892-07-18
FAssEO BAD SILVER DOLLARS.
Two Young Countsrfeiters Caught
in the Act.
Locked up for Examination by
Commissionsr Shields.


r,,, ,,s.o,n, c,u,t.rra,, ,oone, c,uvh,
y" -,
ia u" e'' were '"-hay iookeu Wy y! o'""' w
tit"d states Commissioner shields
..yc,,,w..u. small trad,smeu ,p tho
49,, ~ ,.,, oo,,.
lower part OF ihiru avenue ha'e pee" '"'"'
pluihiDy OF gang Of ,ounterfciter-.
WIN haye nns..d boyus SILVER dollars. after
~, .'., .,,, ,.,.,,., o,.,,,o
hANihS shaii purchases' shu 'eee''eu 'nahs
10 the amount OF 40 or rs cents. Inspector
steers det aiied Detectiye-sersts HanIey and
49,, .,, ..,n,,., ,,,,,,,,n
"a"e oh 'ne 'na'te'' ~" "A'''"~' "''.'
they captured TWO OF the gang In tho very act
uf r,ssiuy povus coins.
- =, -,on ,s,
NV pr'soicrS "''' III eoihPan' u"
seen by the detectives, and had Just com" out
nj tho Store of charles Peterson, 1sp Third
,, ,,., 49,, ,,, .,.,u. an,
avenue ihe' ""'seu 'o"h '"' "''"u' "A.
the detectives went into the store ana touhl
Tim, t,ey mad nurchns. Il nv. cents worth Of
-, - ,,,.,,,,, oo,,sr n,
ieau Pehehs giving e'""'e'"" N'A' -"
payment.
The or1icers followed the pair down to ths
.,,- 80, ,,.., ,,,u.r,, n, ~. ,rh,ra
saiooh VI Thomas "hm"f''p' AZ i'. in,'"
svenue. Here one NJ the men went into the
saloon, while the other waited out tslde.
The detective pounced upon this watcher
outside. He was turned over Z" the custody
VI Policeman Mccuirk, OF the Eishty.se,ehth
The evening world., 1892-07-18
: THE PROFESSOR.

The inward ridge is covered with a dense
growth OF timber, with here and there the
turret or tower or spire OF some rich mans
mansion showing among the treetops-
Beyond and between the trees the waters
of the broad Hudson can be seen shinmcrlng
In the sunshine, and here aud there brief
gimpses can be had OF the palisades on the
Jersey shore, while to the north is the rugged
scenery OF SpuyIen Duyvil.
Isabella Hcimath got It's name from
Isabella I'M, the daughter of the late Mrs
Anna OttrndOrfcr, who founded this charity
In memory OF her daughter, who had died.
Mrs. ottendorfer was a devout Catholic, but
there Is no creed here, and divine services OF
all varieties ale held In the little chapel.
Helmath is German for home, and this home
" for the admission, maintenar ca and care OF
the aged and sick without regard to creed
sex or nationality" was at first located at
Astoria as home for INDECENT old women, In
accordance with the wishes OF Isabella uhL
That was In 1879. II was soon found that
Astoria vas not suited for the purpose, and
III 1859 oswald Ottendorfer husband OF the
founder OF the Home, presented to the instl-
tuition the present establishment at Fort
George-AMstcrdam avenue and one Hun
dred and Ninetieth Street--a property that
cost exactly S55s, ,1ol.,l.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
lellC't.

The Oedchambers are large, airy rooms,
each with "a window. Each room contains
two snow-white beds, with rug before each
OF them, a washstsnd and tiny mirror. The
activity OF some OF the inmates has been eN.
pended In embelliShing their sleeping rooms,
and the result is apparent In the cosiness 0r
The bedchambers.
The interior OF the house is finished in oak,
and the passage from door TO floor is by easy
Nights of stairs, with guard rails to grasp
and frequent landings for resting places
An EvESISG WORLD reporter had pleasant
happy family, and, though their simple tales
were generally pathetic, there was no mourn
ing for lost opportunities nor complaining
over adverse fortunes.
Tho Professor" u gentie-vo ana happy.
faced old silver-gray OF sixty two years,
smiled with pleasure as he told OF his own
life. Once his name was known to half OF
New York as n classical scholar. Now he Is
happy In his usefulness as the librarian " uf
Isabella IIeimath, with q small but choice
collection Of books In his keeping To lend to
the ismatcs.
"No, never lost my heart" he said In
German, with merry twinkle IN his fine
brown eyes. ~ am a Crusty bachelor.
was professor In the Austrian University"
he went on. "Professor OF Latin, Greek and
German. came to America eighteen years
ago, bu, | could never master the barbarous
English language. had many pupils in New
fork-somc of them famous men ow-but
got old-too old-and no one is more helpless
than one of my profession when age over
takes him with sickness | had no relative
on carth-no lricnd save the Isabella Hell
math. | am happy here. play my
violin to Mr. Meyers piano accompaniment,
and am happy. never had wealth, though
moved in what the world calls society,""
Among the inmates is an aged Austrian,
who has the distinction OF having nrst intro.
duced carved legs for pianos. In his prime
he was estimated to be worth 100000. a
snug fortune forty years ago.
"What reduced Inc :" he exclaimed, cheer
lily. "Coinpetition. /, broke my business
down. didn't keep up. fought In the
army In the late war, and got bullet that
broke my leg and crippled me, and that ham,
pered me little. II all went. don I know
just where. But have all heart could wish
here"
An ancient Brooklynite who said he was
born In that city In 1916. when II was little
village, and had been Assessor there and held
other high ofiices, told, with . far-away look,
that he was once wealthy; that he once had
wife and six children.
"But they are all dead but one. I think ]
have one son alive somewhere under the
The evening world., 1892-07-18
SHOWING MORE TENSION.
Soldiers Jeored and They in Turn
Give Orders Harshly.

my rhEhS.
HOAEarEAD, Pa, july ls.--There was Il very
interesting alarm given the Thirteenth Rcgi.
ment early this morning while on It's tour Of
duty as provost guard. shortly after 2.ao
O'Clock crowd Of men gathered on the
Pemicky tracks near the mill aud seemed
disposed to come up 10 the soldiers.
The company was ut once called out and word
sent TO the relief,which at once Pvt the whole
regiment under arms, when the crowd OF
strikers disappeared In tho gloom and every.
body began TO try to nnd out what It was all
about. No one has yet succeeded.
Jeering remarks as the soldiers march b,
are common to-uay. and the sentries ana
guards, on the other hand, give their orders
harshly and abruptly, and tho situation can
be very fairly described as showing more tell
sion than before.
Ths military, while not expecting, are
making serious preparations for trouble. 4
large additional amount Of ammunition has
been ordered from tho frankford Arsensls, and
boxes containing 1000 rounds each are piled
all aroun,i.the inside OF the schooi.house where
Gen. snowden has his headquarters. There
arc about 10000 rounds of ball cartridges
here, and AZ least 90, 900 more rounds are ex.
pected.
The Fourth Regiment, Cot. Case, 4iO
strong, was brought over the river into
Homestead this morning and given the
| days tour OF provost duty. This
makes 4,l0O men on duty on this
side to-day, and II is understood that three
other OF the north bank regiments Will be
brought over day by day until the mills have
opened for work
The evening world., 1892-07-18
AFTER ENGLISH STEEL WORKERS.
Belief that Two Carnegie Forsmen
Have Conc to ShefYield.


HonEsrKAD, Pa, July is.-The operatives
here believe that there Is some foundation
for the rumor that men are coming from Eng
land to work In the Homestead Steel Works.
They point out that two brothers named
Mcconnell, who worked as foremen III the
mill and cama from England, have disap-
pearcd and have not been seen for three
weeks Many Of the lOckcd-Out men be-
lieve the brothers have gone into the steel
manufacturing district around shef1ield for
the purpose Of inducing skilled workmen 10
come And work In the Homestead mill
A foreman ridiculed the report, and said
that plenty OF men could lie secured In the
United states, 80 that no necessity exists for
going out Of the country. This foreman said
that part Of the works would assurediy be in
operation by this afternoon, but he declined
to state where tho men were to come IRON.
The evening world., 1892-07-18


The Duquesne works employ between zoo
and 200 men. 800 II whom are skilled or
partly skilled. They signed a sliding scale
last Winter. The best paid men ar, the
soaking pit heaters IN the bloom mil, who
get 600 month and aork twelve hours ::
vessel foremen IN converting mil get sl2a
per mouth, twelve hours vessel helpers,
si.25 per 100 tons, eight nours bloom mill
rollers, - for twelye-hour day CupUla
nllers, u per hundred tons, twelve hour, I:
bloom mill shearmel, Sl.31 per 100 tons
twelve hours. The inside aDorers get Lodi
and ths outside lsborers sl.3O Tor u twelve.
hour day. The average run for eight hours
Is 900 tons. The mills make nothing bur
steel b.ilets.
burgess McLuckie snd several Homestead
men go to DuQuesne this evening 20 organize
lodge OF the AInalganlated Association. IL.
says there will 10 100 members
The DEAD NOW SrABHR ELEvEN.
The list OF those who died from wounds re.
ceivsd In the great Pinkerton tight OF wednes-
day morning july 9, now numbers eleven,
TWO more victims one Pinkerton, the other
Homestead steel worker, dying yesterday.
Edward speer, a detective from Chicago,
who was shot in the right leg In that battle,
died rom exhaustion At the Vest Penn Hos
pitaI, Ptttsbuvg.
George w. Rutter, who was shot In the left
hip, the ball passing directly through the hip
Joint, died In the Homeopathic Hospital,
The evening world., 1892-07-18
MRS. WOODS CASE ADJOURNED.
Husband and Lawyer Appear with
the Defendant

Mrs. Frederick +. Wood, who wa, arrested
by Agent McManus, OF the Gerry Society.
on Friday night last while passing through
the street with her four year old son.
Whitney Wood, appeared in jefferson Market
Police Court to-day for examination. She
was accompanied by her husband and Lawyer
Buchanan.
Assistant Superintendent stocking OF the
Gerry Society insisted that the testimony
should be taken down by n stcnographer.
and as no stenographer was pres
rnt he asked that the case be ad-
)ourned. Lawyer Buchanan said he was
Wiling to have the case 60 over for u
day or two, az he desired o have three wit
hesseS In court. Justice Ryan set the exani-
nation down for Wednesday afternoon.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
RlOTlNG TOWBOYS GU FREE.
The Railroad Having Settled a Strike
Failed to Prosecute.

James Gallagher aud William DuGail, en-
ploycu by the North second street lairoad,
Williamsburg. were before Justice Gorring
IN the Ice Avenue Court THIS morning on
charge NJ dlsordcrly cunGuct.
They were alleged to be- participants In an
nripicnt riot resulting from strike ON lhc
North Second street Railroads.&c. evening ON
Metropolitan avenue, In which sevcra! hun
drrd puTiCiral"d
IN" road i hot much pairuHilcd ON week.
days, but On Sundays the raNrl Is CEurmuuS.
IN" company has teen IL tn' habit OF rm-
pll!ing several dozen tuN boys ,ur the steep
hlil rn metropolitan AhrnNr, Anl yesterday
put on all entirely new IurrC.
About u O'Clock William turd, ~ 3OI Mai.
Ier street, and Henry Mckee, OF lln CON-
selvea street. were surrounded bv the old
employees, dragged IrOln thcir horses ana
pelted with stones.
This morning the Company, having com.
promised with the men, refu led to prosecute,
and the prisoners we're discharged.
The evening world., 1892-07-18

Pittsburg. lie was forty-.iI years old and
veteran OF the late war. He lived at verona.
where the u. 4. H. Post will conduct his
funeral Tomorrow.
There are stii three Pinser'on men In the
Homeopathic Hospital. They are Capt.
Helm. David Wells and james Lester. They
are recovering.
People are beginning to fgure on the cost
OF the trouble. on ono hand It is asserted
that every dsy the works are idle costs the
Carnegie Company $4,000. II Is nineteen
days since WORK ceased. That means loss
Of sg5U,U0U to the Company
IL Is estimated that the keep,n. o' the
troops ut Home stead and at Mount Gretna l.
costing the state upward u 100000 4 day.
The pay OF troops amount, 10 over $4,000,
Their subsistence aggregates $1,000. Horse
hire amounts to 81 900 and the expenses of
the qiartermaster's department reaches
sl.j0O. The transportation Of troops to ana
from Homestead will reach $50, 900.
fully 5000 men responded 10 the Gov
ernors call. The daily pay OF the members
OF the National Guard Is: yaJor.geuerai
S25: brigadi-r-general, sij: colonel. "!
Northumberland, siO33; major e.: cap
tain. 81: first lieutenant. s+l7; secoud lieu.
tenant, s3.75: sergeant, ~; corporal. sl.'o:
re.eniisted men, $40; rriva'es. sl.3o.
The only winner by III. lockout and the
military occupation OF homestead IL the Ma
tionai Guard Gen. snOwden smiles unc-
tuously when he considers that the $4,000
Appropriation which would have gone TO pay
the expenses OF tile annual camp may now be
devoted to the purchase Of much needed
The evening world., 1892-07-18
AN ACROBATIC THIEF.
Climbed Into Flats Through Dumb
Waters. but Came to Grief.

Edwafi /rno, III" cightren-ycar-old culorcd
hoy charged with extensive burglaries IN
" Williamsburg, IN the Lee Avenue court this
morning admitted thu burglary. last Monday
night, "f 'hc residence of Counsellor William
Vi. Hay liss, ,i.j heiiuld avenue.
/rno gained entrance by hrcaking open the
ceiiar.door ana hOl~jins himself up In the
elevator ia the second >JurY, ST. here lie stU.e
'luthiUg anu i"Nclry valued AZ Si:u.
saturday evening Detectives holland and
bo,an, while Chasm. /euo follow ed linn to The
corner ~ GNlnncltC street and Harris, ave-
HlC.
Irno jumped three stories Ia the grouud
and was captured Whine lying th,rr with 4
Sprailrd ankle.
lie limpei int" court ibis morning, and
smiled as h" admitted his guilt and toli uI
the chase h" had he'd the detectives. lie was
held 10 await tLe action of ti.v Grand dlry.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
TRAVEL TO CONEY BLOCKED.
Another Accident on tue West End
Road This Morning

For over two hours this morning the Brook
lyn, Bath and West End Railroad which runs
slNty-siN trains daily between Coney Island
and brooklyn, was able 10 run pu, one train
and that To Bath Beach only.
owing II last nights collision with a Man.
haitian Beach train at Batn junction, only
one track was available on The West End
Roat While crossing from one track to the
other AT Bath Beach this morning at o o'clock
sr!donl.used switch, ripping up he main
track for u distance OF sixty feet, deraiiirg
the enginc and three coaches and blocking
the entire road 20 toney Island.
This II the second accident ou the West End
Road Within Twelve hours the damages
amounting TO nearly $1,000.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
STABBED HIS FATHER.
A Water Street Man Held Without
Pail on This Charge.

william Nckenna, Twenty-Five years old
WAS held without bail In Essex Market court
to-day on the charge Of stabbing mis- father,
Patrick, saturday night, at their home, 4l0
water street.
Father and son quarrelled, and the former
received stab wound In the left side. The
wound Is not believed to be fatal, but It was
sufriclenIly severe to neceSSita ate Mckennas
removal to Go'verneur Hospital.
william escaped a. the time but was ar
rested last night by capt. Delaney.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
GAVE UP THE STOLEN Gems.
Customs Officers Have No Claim
on the Jewelry Found on Wiggins
The Dream. Thief Renanded &
Month for EXtradition.

carlos Virgins. the coiored Dutl"r who ran
away from Caracas, Venezuela. with A4o,OOo
worth Of diamond ana pearl jeweiry, the
property OF Mrs. Jesus Paul. was brought np
on remand this morning before Justice DIV
yer at the Tombs court.
Deputy collector Hickey turned over the
captured Jewels 70 Detectives Doian, Heidel-
berg and FreeL
Virgins told Justice Dvyer OF finding the
jewclry buried in bis room. At the request
OF Venezuelan Consul Leopold $. Terrero the
prisoner was committed Tor u month to await
extradltion papers.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
oLO,PooR, YET HAPPY.
How the Inmates of the Isabella
Home Spend Their Time.
Can Work II They Will and Play
When They Choose.
Some Of Them Talk and Act Like
Characters by Dickens.

Away up on the high blum. known to most
New Workers as Fort George, sits the Isabella
IIciDatn, model home for granddames and
grandsires whose children and grandchildren
have passed away or been lost In the mael-
strom Of human activity.
IT is a noble site on which this splendid
charity has built It's house. The blum OF Fort
George stands midway between lnwood
Heights and the hills of Morrisania There Is
The evening world., 1892-07-18
PHILADELPHIA DOCTOR LOST.
Reward offered for News OF Missing
Leonard Hudson.

Printed circulars were received al Police
Headquarters to-day from CHIEF OF Police
Linden. oI Philadelphia, giving u description
of Or, Leonard A. Hudson, OF that city, who
has been missing since June =. The missing
ply stefan Is thirty->even wears old. = feet :.
or inches high. and when he lett home lie
wore "A lnustrchn OF one week s growth.
II l. believed he Is suffering Irom some
mental or nervous Illness, caused Dy over
study.
reward Of $500 Is offered for informal ion
Uf his whereabouts
The evening world., 1892-07-18
LOOKING AFTER THE SWEATERS.
Eight Deputy Factory inspectors
Making q Canvass OF New York.

iBy ASSOCIATED PREss
ALBANY, July ls.-Factory Inspector con-
molly has opened branch once of the de-
par, mrnt In New YORK. city. Al room II IN
clinton Hail, A,tor place, which is III charge
Of John j. Waite.
Mr.. connolly SAID to-day that his deputy,
Mr.. lrahcH. with seven other deputies. were
inN engaged IN making thorough canvass
OF the sweat-nuuse system IN New York city.
Zach violntUr uf the law bearing ON this
system VIII first be notified, after which
prust cutiOu viii follow all furt hcr Violations.
The evening world., 1892-07-18

LmtnR frederick. burning. Hoods Ssr.
saparilla gave her new hfe and appetite. Then
the humor subsidized. the itching and burn n q
ceased. and the sores entirely healed up. she
II now perfectly WE'LL" l. W, FREDERICK. Dan.
forth street, near Crescent avenue, Cypress
Hill. Brooklyn, n. Y.