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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03

The morally good or bad within us has
been ably set forth in the story of DR..
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. but did It ever occur
to YOU that there was q physical applica-
ton of this remarkable story, more real
and terrible than the contrasts Of moral
attributes?
The moral perfection OF DR.. Jekyll is
represented in our physical systems by
sound, strong, and vigorous health-the
skulkng, murderous immortality Of Mr..
Hyde has its prototype in the weakness or
disease of our vital organs. which often ex-
ist within us and which may. at any mo-
ment, rise. overcome our strong health,
and bold us in IT'S deadly grasp.
How many diseases there are which
thus grapple US before we are aware OF
our peril! We often neglect a little weak
ness or exhaustion, nervousness, tired
brain. sleepess nights from which we
wake tired and unrefreshed, weary. Ian
guild feeling. headache. confusion of mind.
dulness, loss OF memory. strange sensa-
tions-Ulich mean insanity. Cold feet
and limbs, numbness, trembling, pricklng
sensation. extreme WEAKNESS of limbs -
man paralysis. Poor blood. low vitality.
pale complexion, and great weakness
,ncdn consumption. We often disregard
the weakness of nervous debility, malaria,
the disorder of stomach. liver. or kidneys,
uulll lHiul OlNcdSt ldSAFtlN uBOu u7s
ION neglect hfSe SYMPTOMS N y0r peril,
for they may run INTO incurable disease.
You should use immediately that Won
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blood and nerve remedy, the pure vege-
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shattered nerves, vitality and health to
the exhausted body. and thus prevent
fatal results. Druggists. 81.
Il bad poor health for several years.
Have been under the treatment OF many
doctors, but they did me no good. The
more medicine | took the weaker grew
was so bad at las, ! could not eat or sleep,
and had cough that almost racked me TO
pieces. | had pains IN nv chest which
made Breathing very difficult. ASmVt father,
brOhtr. and Sisirr idd died nth cOp1pnD'iOn
thought my time had come. With much
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and nerve remedy. Ny appetite is excel
lent, food digests easily. sleep Is refresh
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once more. | most earnestly recommend
DIR. Greeue's Ncryura blood and nerve
remedy TO all who are afflicted with OBJ
stinate chronic. nervous, or painful dis
eases. have recommended 1t to many
sufferers, and am pleased TO say that 1t has
given general satisfaction.
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1O1 north Portland avenue. Brooklyn, \. Y.
DR.. Greene. the most successful specialist
in curing all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases, 80 west Fourteenth street. New
] FORK, can be consulted free. personally or
by letter. Call or write him about your
case, or send for symptom blank to fill
out, and a letter fully explaining your dis
ease, giving advice, ETC., will be re-
turned free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03

buggy owned by Messrs- Carter a RyIand and
being drioa by Mr. !. II. BaylIss. One OF the
shafts OF the vehicle was broken, but no other
damage was Done Tho accident occurred on
Min street between Ninth and Tenth.
William II. Archer (colored) was arrested In
the Second District yesterday charged with steal
ting a lot OF DIsPArcH newspapers.
John Manlcy (colorcdl was also tho victim OF
the Officers OF the Second station, lie was mr.
rested upon q cheigs Of being fugitive from
justice from Newport News, where he 10 wanted
| for felony.
Frank Dudley wac arrested In tho ammo SOC
| ton, charged with the larceny of s31 from john
pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
Crook Hill"Farm sold-Arrestea.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, November Mr.
Samuel r. Woods has sold for Mr. G. II. Harman
Brook I'm farm, about three and One-hal
miles from Charlottesville, containing $50 acres
10 Nr. Thomas Fawcns, OF Newcastle, Northunl-
berland. Luglend, for $500.
Preston White Is the name Of the negro
who assaulted Conductor Il. p. Greayei
with n stick al Mediums River on Monday for
putting him of his train. Deputy-Sherf X. W
S4ndTidge, Policeman Greayer, and Mr.. 4. T.
Cox surrounded the negro IN his fathers house.
about three miles from Charlottesville, and
brought hun to this place, where he was lodged
IN lail. Conductor Greavers nose was broken
and he is suffering great pam. The negro has
confessed that he assaulted the conductor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
A RnN Accidentally Ont.

Sidney Locket, a boy about 10 years old. was
very painfully cut on the arm yesterday morning
while playing with Willie Hubbard at the corner
OF First and Broad streets. Iocket went TO the
Third Police Station, bleeding profusely, and
stated that the cutting was accidental and that
he did not care TO swear out a warrant against
his playmate. OnlCcr Mcmahon, Of the Third
District, took the boy 10 Forstmann's drugstore,
and the ambulance was summoned. The doctor
In charge made six stitches in the wound, which
was about an inch and half long, quarter OF
an inch deep, and located on the left arm Just
above the wrist Locket then went &c his home,
No Dl0 north Third STOOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
rHF SOUTHERN DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA.
wEDDlNG-BeLLsA AT CONVICTION.
Miss Clara Mcdonald Becomes the Bride
of MIR, Il. Eyerard Buck.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.)
CONVICTION. VA, November 2.-lhe handsome
parlor OF Mrs. L. NJ. McAllister was beautifully
decorated this evening, the occasion being the
marriage OF her granddaughter, Miss Clara
Mcdonald, to Mr.. !. Everard Buck. The guests
were only 2 few friends or the contracting
parties. and the ceremony the simple one oi the
Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Collin stokes.
The bride was dressed IN white silK, the dress
in which her mother had been married. Her
only ornaments We're a neckince and earrings OF
pearls. The attendant young LADIES' were Miss
MAY Mcdonald, sister OF the bride; Miss >alle
Rice; Miss Syme Ayers, OF Rocky Mount, and
Miss Mary Vawter. of Indiana. The gentlemen
were Frank L. Buck. brother OF the groom John
S. Eudd, OF Union. W. Va. II. l.. Garrett and j.
+. McAllister, OF Warm springs.
The bride is the youngest daughter OF the late
DR.. GABRIEL Mcdonald and niece Of General
James Mcdonald, Of your city.
Inc groom Is a success 'tul young businessman
OF Radford City and formerly Of Front Royal,
Va.
The numerous bridal presents were exceed
inCly handsome and costly. The ceremony waS
followed by a delightful supper at the house,
after which the young couple took the train for
4 twO-weeks' visit 10 Washington, Baltimore,
and other cities Of the North. They will make
their home In RadtOrd,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
CITY ClrcultCourt.

In the Circuit Court yesterday suit was institu-
ted by j. II. Busby against Frank I. Mccall for
S110, action Of debt.
suit was also entered by NJ. s. Hall against j..
II. Shepherd for S99.17.
John Il. Hartwig was admitted 10 citizenship
in the United States.
Mr.. W. r. Brown qualified 10 practice law.
The following Judgments were rendered: In
favor of plaintiff for fl52.32 in the case Of W.
b. Davis against W. ii. Beveridge Jr.
In favor Of plaintiff for $357.31 IN the case OF
the Manchester Preserving, Picking, and Can
ming Company against Preston Craig & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
AN OCTOGsNARlAN GONE.
Funeral of Nathaniel T.. WITHDRAWAL of
the Remains Of MIR. Happier.

correspondence OF the Richmond D5patch.l
NORFOLK, November 2.-The venerable ii. b.
c. Walker, formerly OF this city but for several
years a resident of Berkley, died this this morn
ing at the advanced age OF so years. lie was an
active and Jealous Methodist all his life. lie was
engaged at his business yesterday and only
taken sick last night.
The funeral OF Nathaniel Y. White the
P0rtsmOu merchant who died in this city,
took place from the residence OF Mr. Horace
Hardy. the Rev. r. Men. Simpson conducting the
services. The deceased went into the late war
with the Ninth Virginia Regiment and was later
transferred 70 the Treasury Department in Rich
mCnd.
The remains of r. w. b. Happier arrived here
this afternoon from Durham, y. c., for inter-
ment. He joined the Confederate army when
II years OF age and was gallant soldier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
Wanted for Hotel site.

Recently Mr.. James NJ Allison purchased for
$4,000 the residence and FranKlin-sireet front
of the property OF tho late General Joseph L..
Anderson. il ~ understood now tina: Mr. Lewis
Ginter, Mr.. John Pope, and others are anxious
10 acquire the entire property owned by General
Anderson at the time OF his death and embracing
the hall block running from Franklin street
back 10 Main, for the purpose Of building there
on n hotel after the style Of the uptown hotels
OF New York, and would be willing 10 offer Mr..
AllisOn an advance on his purrhnse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
Tho Ier-Cnrln AnHiliarN

meeting OF the ladies' Auxiliary Of II. r.
Lee Camp was held In Lee-Camp Han yesterday
afternoon for the election Of officers for the en-
suing year, which resulted follows: Mrs. J..
W. White. president; Mrs. Thomas a. Brander,
vic0-president: Miss Mary Waddy, treasurer /;
Miss Reatha Parkinson, secretary, and Miss
Nirginia Mason, corresponding secretary. Ali of
% the Old officers were reelected. A considera-
BILE amount OF routine business was also trans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
TIE VETERANS TO Bg CONSULTED.
Mr. Mc(arfv's Iefter waa fhen rafa,rod
AII.Snnl.,-nnx Serxices

Yesterday was All-Souls' Dsv among the
Catholics and services appropriate 10 the occa-
eion were held at tho Cathedral Solemn high
requiem mass was sung by Father 1ierney, with
Father Friol as dea sUn and Father Lightheart
a. sub-deaccn. The former read list o. the
members Of the congregation who had died With
IN the past twelve months There were sixty
two, six OF whom passed away without receiving
any sacrament az ALL while seven did not receive
the iart sacrament Of extreme JUNCTION just
after the mass the priest and acOlytes, together
with members 81 the congregation, proceeded 10
RiNef-Niow cemetery. where services were held,
and the graves OF tho dead we're strewn with
flowers by relatives and friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
Fills Srill MfSsinV

Mr.. J. ID. Ellis, the manager Of tho barber
shop under the Merchants Bank, who rec 3ntly
disappeared, is still missing, and neither the
police nor hls associates IN business have been
able to ascertain his whereabouts. Several arti-
Cles Of minor value.Which were in the shop where
the "t0nsorial artist - presided are supposed 70
have gone with the absent man. At any rate,
they missing, and it is also said that the bill
OF his clearinghouse mistress has been Ovel-
looked. Ellis told an acquaintance some time
ago that he intended setting up shop in Chicago
so as 70 be roady for the Worlds Fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
Only a Wordy Difficulty.
'IN i" WHY
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatcf

I''I7N0I'II IIIO III
OSANCOCK, Va, November "A personal difi.
Guilty occurred last night at Accomac Courthouse
between l. Floyd Mack, n prominent lawyer, and
Charles r. lillistOn, "a farmer residing near that
place. Mack had claim against 1iliston, which
he presented for payment. as be heard Illlision
was about 10 moyo % North Carolina. TilnstOn
flew into towering rage, drew his pistol. ana
attempted 10 shoot Eack, who had TO flee for his
llte and hide Ia p cellar. When Constable Gusts
ana Justice Nelson went 10 arrest TillistoE this
morning they found be had LETT for parts un-
known. Tllliston and Mack had not been on
friendly terms for long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
EntnIities and Cn.nni,ias

Correspondence Of the Ri:hmond Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November "a negro section
hahd u NE NorioiE aud Western railroad was
Run Ofer and instantly killed by a lambert
Poiut trash last ulght
one OF the children burned In the Magazine
Lane ire Is dead.
Iobie hluulch, who was so desperately shot in
the county-iail riot On Monday, - stu hying. bnt
The doct2rs think periioniiis viii soon set in.
The bali that went through his gtomac h mas
been found IN his back, lodged between two
ri w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
A Much-BeIoved Lady Passes Away

ISpecIaI telegram 70 INC UIsphUch.I
STAUNToN. VA, November 2.-Mrs. Matilda
Trout widow OF Hon. Nicholas X. Trout
died at her home, in this city, at O'Clock TIN:
morning, leaving six children-Msses Salhe
Gay, Louise, and Hattie Trout, and Mrs. Charlie:
l.. Cooke, of Stsunton, and an only son, NJ X
Trout. of Colorado Mrs. Trout, who was a sister
Of the late Or. Frances L. Stribling, was a much
beloved woman, and her life was blessing &c
this community in which she had lived always.
The deceased was affected by consumption with
heart complications. The interment will take
place tomorrow a. Thorn-ROse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
Cemetery Hand. Want ,,ore Paw

~ The meeting ci the Committee on Gene.
terles heli yosterd1y evening Mr.. Joseph W.
carter s1baiiict a petition from the employees
htonk"Ood cemetery, asking for an Increase in
tntls wages O' from sl.50 Per day 10 si.75
susign' the. Cr 10 a. per Gay Tor actna! limo
sscu. The mater VAS tabled for the present.
lie mnnteo tiaDsacted tie usual amount
OF rOdtns bugincaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
WHERE ARMlSTEAD FELL.
A Proposition to Deed the Spot to the
State of Virginia.

A Proposition to Deed the Spot to the
state of Virginia.
Not long since Governor Mckinney received
the following letter from w. L. Mason McCarty,
Of Hagerstown, Nd:
"To His Eroeliency the Governor Of Tirqiaja:
Goyernor,-In 1868 we were no unfortunate
az 20 lose the field at Gettysburg, but circum-
stances have placed II In my power 10 acquire
most Of the ground on which we fought. Up TO
this time The COnfederates could not put moBu-
ments on the leid. A bill was introduced at the
last session OF Congress allowing us 10
marx our lines intend to deed one
aero in front Os where General Armistead
fen 20 your state, 90 that his gallant deed may
be perpetuated by a proper monument. VIII
you please pat me in touch with the right party
70 receive such deed And il you think it adysa-
bic at this time 10 agitate the subject Of marking
our lines before the last OF our gallant generals
pass away, 20 that history may not represent
lie as on most battle-heids, would be pleased
10 bear from you on tho subject
BEFEKggD TO THE ATTORSEY-GBNERAL-
The letter was referred 20 the At,orney-Gene-
raj for his opinion as 10 whether the State
could acquire title 20 and hold property In the
State OF Pennsylvania except by and with the
consent Of the General Assembly OF Pennsylya-
MIA.
Major Scott replied that 30 far ~ he knew
there was no Introduction by the Federal Constr
tuition upon the rights and powers Of the States
Of the Union acquiring and holding property IN
sister states. YET this power might be 10 contra
vention OF StaVe COMPUTATION aud law. There
was. however, n bottom " fact. TO authorize a
purchase the state Legislature must speak.
THE VETERANS TO Bg CONSULTED.
Mr.. McCartys letter was then referred 10
Major Brander, maior-general OF the COniede-
rate camps Of the State, In order that through
him the sense OF the veterans as 20 what the
state should 90 might be obtained. Major
Brander Will bring IL before the camps and urge
that they recommend the requirement Of the
property by Virginia; also that steps lie taken
10 marx our huoa with view 10 erecting in the
future monument 90 Armistead and those who
followed him 10 the great charge In which he fell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
rnner.Hnnrers Erlnr Tnemselrc.

The Paper-l Hangers Union No. |. lndepend-
ent, held a meeting at Wilkinson Han last night.
and after tho transaction OF some important
business adjourned 10 paTtake Of repast.
Choice selections Of instrumental music were
rendered by Nr. Leslie Jennings, and the pres-
dent, Mr.. Joseph L. Beyii, sang several songs
Speeches were made by Messrs. ]. II. Payne
(past presidcutl. Irwin Hudson, W. A. Jennings,
and George Conner Mr.. Conner sang an IRISH
song, which was greatly enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
A Roy Played with n Pistol.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 2.-Washingion
liarpcr, the l4-YeaT-old sOn OF Henry Harper.
shot himself with "A 3S-calibro pistol tonight
and cannot live. How tho accident occurred "A
not known. The boy being alone at the time IL
il thought II al he was playing with the pistol
whom It was dis barred. The bali entered the
head Just over the left ego and buried itself IN
tho lrein. The rcpCrt OF tie pistol alarmed his
family, and thoagn surgeons we're summoned al
once, nothing could be done 70 save bis nic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03

Richmond james Augustine, Rolfe +. Glover,
and their wives to Salhe ID. Stout, $50 feet on
West avenue southwest corner Boyd street,
$1,000; Emma ". ana X. A. Berry TO Julian /.
Rhodes 80 feet on north side Chanin street be-
tween Beech and Linden, 1880; w. s. Peyton
and wife TO David y. Vassar, u HIP feet on
east side Third street near jackson, g., 300; w.
{. Wilkinson 70 j. w. Friend, trustee. 1888 feet
On north SIDE Grace street between Monroe and
Henry S9-IEO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
A HORRIBLE SUICIDE.
GEORGE MONROE KILLS HIMSELF IN
The PRESENCE OF HIS FAMILY.
He Sends n Bullet Through his non"
While sitting Beside His w'fc-Mentai
Depression the Alleged Cause
Tcorrespoudcnce Of tho Richmond DIsDnsch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispnsch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, November 2.--Mr George
Monroe, n wcl,-known carpenter OF this city
aged about IS years, committed suicide tns
morning about o'clock AZ his homo near tho
west end OF Commerce street Tho Gec1 was
committed In the presence OF his vito ana ehi'-
dren. Mr.. Monroe had arisen early, ana az 'he
time Of taking his life was sitting In chair by
the side o. his wife, who was arranging some
clothing in an open trunk. The I'D OF tho trunk
WAS raised almost TO the level Of the back OF inc
chatrin witch Mr.. Monroe was sitting, end inc
arst tntlmation the wife had OF her huspanls
Act was the explosion OF pistol lie had raiseu
the woapon % n point Just above the right eur
and shot a II llet through his head.
INSTANTANEOUS DEATH.
Death was almost instantaneous. Tho pistol
fell from the unfortunate mans hands 70 the
floor between his feet and the body remained
upright and stationary In the chair, with the ex-
cenrion only that the head reclined sideways
ana rested upon tho lid Of the trunk. In THIS
condition Il remained until the Coroner had been
informed and until that officer hai decided tLat
no in1nest was necessary. Ii is reported that
MIR. Monroe had decided 10 remove shortly 10
Richmond, and that recently he had been very
much depressed In spirits. HIS depression IS
supposed 20 have caused him to take bis life
He leaves widow and three children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
More Money for echooI-nouse..

AZ meeting Of the Committee on Schools
hell yestoidgy at noon a resolution was adopted
es@lhg the council Tor az extra Appropriation OF
$4,000 20 coup tho new Nnvy-Iiili and Nichol-
sOn-street schools with steam-heatinp.
On motion 81 Mr.. Thomas Il was reoomm ended
that a sewer bs buiit on Nicholson street for the
accommodation OF the 'hOO- building and about
htiy-reridents on that thoTouchfare who have
not now that convenience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
Flop TO Radicaiisp.

IBy Telegraph 70 the DIspAtch.T
PUEBLO, Col, November John r. Dixon.
one OF the leading attorneys and Democrats OF
the state, who was a member OF the national
convention of 1883 which renominated Mr..
Cleveland, and also a member OF the platform
committee OF that convention, announces his in-
tention Of voting for the Harrison electors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
Thai Taylor.sireet pinnipc.,IIll.

Tho Comm'ttae on Fire Dooastmep.. n, n
neethg hel1 IA The Council chamber Yesterday
evening, referred 20 the CITY Attorney Tor his 40
vice the Resolution providing Tor The ro,,fsI 81
the permission given 20 Mr. Che-termau 4, con-
struct building ON Taylor street. near ks-er-
NOlI. now hcilE u.ed az q nlanlun.nliu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
penih Of Miss Innrhnn.

Miss Mary T. Laughon, toe daughAr OF Rev.
W. A. LhDghon, tie pastor Of DeKny-Streei
Methodist church, died Of typhoid malaIial fever
last nigot al The residence u her father after an
Illness Of several weeks. The deceased was ,n
her "a year, and was lady " lovely Christian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
Virginia steel. Iron and Slate Compan,
Stockholders,

meeting Of the Subscribers to stock in tho
Virginia Sicei. Iron aud State COmpRn was
caliei for yesterday afternoon. but 30 few were
present that Z MAS adjourned over until uoxt
neok. The call was a. the instance o. the stock
ho'aurs Who had not paid IN. ard the object ~
IN proposed meeting Was 20 consider the dues-
ucn q taking some action against the receiver
Of the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DE

BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Ofice corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
IBdieus on Rosei vaiions vo,e-less.
a., ,ataora,.h 70 tba nfa,atch

YAgKT0E, s. d., November 2.--iudge y. G.
Smith. OF the citeuit Court, has decided that In-
dams dwelling upon reservation saws no right
% vote at the coming election. He based his de-
cislon on the fact thai they are residing on
ground which "a subject 10 governmental turis-
dictlon alone, and as the State has nothing TO
do with Indians they cennot vote in it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
WANTED. POSITION As TEACH
WANTED. WIDE-AWAKE WORK.

" EkS EVERY WHERt % sell "SHEPPS
PHOTOGRAPHS OFTlIE WORLD" The great
est book On earth, costing 100000; cash or iu-
stalments. 4 BONANZA for the holidays. Agents
coming money. Mammoth illustrated circulars
aud terms Tree. Workers wild with success.
MIR. King GLORY Altoona, Pa, cleared 81 900 IN
ak weeks: Rev. Joseph Walters, Nantucket.
Mass, $3.50 in seventeen hours; Miss l.. Il.
Brown. Los Angeles, Cal, S73 first day. Mag
ninren. outfit only a. Goods on credit Adj
dress GLOBE BIBLE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
No. 123 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa, or
Ne. 800 Dearborn street, Chicago, III.
Oc l3-eod10t