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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
THOSE MISSING ELECTORAL CERTIFICATES.
THE NEGLECT OF MANY STATS TO COMPLY
WITH THE LAW LIKELY TO LEAD TO


Washington. Jan. o2.-Thc missing certificates Of
the Electoral Colleges of fourteen States which Ought
TO have been delivered 10y special into the
hands Of the President Of the senate before the fourth
Monday In January. have none OF them come to hand
to-day. but limitations have been received that most OF
them the way and may be- expected 10 morrow.
Obviously. the intention OF the law In providing that
one set Of certificates should be sent by mail and
another should be- forwarded by duly authorized
messenger was to provide for the veHGcation by
Congress Of the certificates sent by mail by their
counterpars delivered by hand by a trusty com
miSsiOned messenger.
The failure Of 50 many OF the States to comply with
this obviously necessary precaution In matter of
such vital importance the election Of the PreS-
dent and Vice Pre- sidcnt has called attention TO the
advl>abnty Of "A general law 10 regulate the form Of
certificates 10 be issued IN such cases. and also In
the cases OF the election of United State, Senators
and members Of Congress. IL Is suggested that Il
blank form applicable To each Of these should
be established by law Of Congress. that the state
Department should be required 10 send ont sufficient
number the to.thc State Governors. and once
I'm four years 70 the Electoral Colleges through the
Governors Of the states leaving only names and dates
70 be filled In.
At present. for instance. the certificates of the
/ election Of Senators vary from tcrse certificate.
scarcely sufficient TO authenticate the fact certified
TO- all the way up 10 document requiring an hour
10 read cnbOdyng abstract Of the journal OF IN"
Legislature during the whole OF It's sessions OH the
senatorial matter. II - being strongly urged that a
simple certificate could be prescribed by Congress
properly TO certify the action of the Electoral Col
leges. and which would also simplify The credentials
OF members of Congress ana senator's. ana a. Dill 10
this effect will probably be- Introduced during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23

stood that neither Congressman Turner nor EXON
gresham Ilammund of that state. would be loath 10
accept IA Cabinet Office: and either of them Is
morally certain that he would make ADLER and more
accom- llshed Attorney General than Mr.. smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
Crces making.

A.-A-DRESSMAkEH. elegant cutter
and nltrt: ~ = DAY OF a. noinr perfect 1T
guaranteed velvet. silk OF 'lpih SUIT inlN,
IN ON. week Tor SO. fancy waists. coA'- ana
bul gowns specially. ~ fs-t lo@''''''
near BlOldway
A.-FINf. Dkl-,>NAKIN" from. - an
March: ut and work guaranteed usiIeh
t.iior-,rale Al-o Iali ana evening dir7-r>.
Mmr. EONA. AZ East 2oth'N'.
ARTISTIC Dl;tesoMtNlNG. unique
designs: evening" die-,es sprillty h"r'
urd.i. at ~hogt notice. and In"d"fit' chaIA -.
Mr.. NcELRON. - last 9th--t. opposite
stewards Huiid.ng.
ARTISTIC SSMNkING.-lrrf'ct IL.
ting costumes: handsome dress 10. ~
also dgr,.r, TrmOdcllrd. Nine OWEN
202 " - @3J-st.
4 lnOnoCGnLY cNp'rlrnr"d dr., -n'i'ri
viii yn to fashionable iihiIl'- bN aay' or
for fitting and order. lowest piic". care
T.. 2Gj Gth.aNr.
DKf.SSMAKf.K want, icW more
CUSTOMERS at home suits from ~ up. II.
FOX. 81 West S0th-st.. near KiNer'iue
DIiNr.
prE.o>NAKEH.-Au artistic drr-~makcr
wishes NOR. engagements bv The DAY, ~
nr-t.clas, families; - per day; highest rel
errncr.. D.. pa sth.aN"
pKEssMAKE desires few more custp::
meIs 81 home or by Ia" day cutting ana
ntLinc a specially. Nine. DENTON. "a
West 3d-st
DRESS accomplished dress
marrI. having Fashionable patronage" wishes
10 secure Few mor" customer, IA" guaiah'
tees the very latest novelties ~ 'tYl'' :
nbso lui. III in eN rs ease apd very m0drr-
ate cfargc>. T.. MOORE, 30 West 10Th
IL. fret nat.
DEESSM AKER.-Fir,t-cla-s Plr.s and
London STYLES drtnses made from 80 up.
s1 Grh.a,c. irt"'ea 47th and f7tl 81,
DEFs>NAkER. formerly with Jennings
4 Co: customers hOiLc 0r OH, rcuONs tins
equal T. new. 80 Fast GHth--t
DEt.SSMAkINti.-p Perfect htting tailor:
made dre~sr~ mad" ia one week. from ri
~. Mr.. WlrkOR. O3 West Ilth.st.
EvENING ard street drc,-e- ,prine
Par sian STYLES moderate price, >horl mo-
ticr. TlIEBArD. 1903 Wet iOth.st
D.E>~MAKER. perfect litter, to 60 ont
Nv the day o. take WORK home III SUI
ave.
FRENCH DEE~SMAkE III. fornrIlN with
Roam. Pafi-. d">.rr~ aid Donhl customer B.,
bv Gav or at inr... Ditv reieIencrs term
reasonable Nmr. not ilNEAt. h9t
West l"th--t.
LADIES TAILoEING.-Lldc own M.
terials made up into Ja.ket'. coat,' uisters
and apes cloass all kinds alte,ed aud r..
modelled. GRrIG. 1871 West 2ed.st.
NLAI. GAKMEN - repaired redyed. Al
irrd and femOGeil.d 10 new snaps est.
mates given: iifSt-cla-s WORK. "hEit'.
Isl West 92d-st.
SEAL GARMENTS rcdyed. altered or p.
paired Mrs. BAHkf.R. NC Wet 3oih.
= II wears With tco-ge Smith Regent.
Il. London. and Gunthers jth-lvc.
SEAL. GARMENTS fcp.mcd. icmodcllcd
In latest .t,lc: 90 ont by tl" day; late
win Bastldc-. Montreal. Mrs. J. MAKTIN.
1u2 West S0th-~t
WTLLrMADE STYLISH DRESSES
and sult. perfect 1T: moderate prices few
more customers accommodated. Mile. ELSIE
'll2 West 22d.st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
IMPORTANT AMENDMENT To THE ARMY BILL"

w..hfpo,,n Ian. o2-An important amendment to
ha Arm, hlll introduced ia the senate Yesterday DN
..notor Proctor exSc.rcary OF War. provides ''''
hereafter I'm times VI peace no recruit Sah De ""
li...d I'm the army for the first tim" WHO j. "''!
thirty years old. and that 10 person snail be r''''
o aIr.odv served A. enlisted men for twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
gounIrn heal gsiaIe for Sale

AGENCY FOR MUN TCLAiK.-Ees.dencs
properties TO- sale aud ~ let, large variety
Of choice building sites. TUBES & IAl.
LOH. ! Breiman->t. and Mon'clalr
FOR ~ BSON HiTEE CITY or rul al
hon.cs iaruis manufacturing bu,lding~,
,.te>. 'tc.. eUplv :, JONATHAN DICK y
son 10, icil STAT" ag~nt Poughhccp'ir,
y. Y.
PROPERTY IN the Oranges y. !. "a
speciality: some bargains for sale. J.. l..
HAMILTON S CO.. % Broadway. y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S HOLD A CONFERENCE.

Washing ton, Jan. 22-Fiftcen or twenty Republican
Senators met al Mr.. shermans house last night ana
had an Informal talk the state OF business III the
Senate In accordance with the understanding OF last
Wednesday, that no programme of legislation was 10
be drawn up at this session TO lie binding on the
party no effort was made 10 give the meeting The
character OF a caucus Besides. less than a quorum
OF Republican Senators were present. IT WAS agreed
by all that the Finance Committee should Dc ieI' tc
70 deal with the proposed repeal OF the sherman law
as II thought best and that every Senator should use
his individual Judgment abont supporting an attempt
TO secure ansivcr legislation at this session. BE-
vond favoring early consideration OF the Nicaragua
Canal bill the Senators present came to no conclusion
rs 70 the order in which the sessions business shoun
NO dealt with As was Indicated IN these dispatches
.,rl,. last week there will liz no attempt al party
action on legislation. and every bill taken up VIII
hc LETT 10 the care aud direction oi us H"""' VI
both sides OF the chamber.
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Rral Gsiaie tUnnic0

WANTED. -Hcal e,t e. on Hudson Five,
Harlem. Northern. NrW-llatrI roads. B'tk-
-hirr- AMI sound iuf -Ifing cutilOe uc. J.. ).
MILLS. !. Eat 43d-st.
WANTED TO RENI.--t -tor' or ftctory
building te,oV 23i.-t.. c0utiinng LOCO -
- 600 square feet give inil pauiculi .
Address III >pON>lBLE MANU- FACTuR Il
;sK Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23

ENGINEER wants to change position
practical mechanic, Is year,. ryier"yes,
| marine stationary license w"llns 70 '1Ac
| janitor's position. }. J.. w. 4oi ii"" W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
90 Get for Business purposes

80 rENRL->T.-forr large loft suit
adj. Tor Manufacturer power hgnGi : 'lr-
Na.0r: good entrance. and near broadway.
Particulars. apply Room II, us luiipu--i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
Gin iienl Gsiaie 60 Ect.

FIVE LOTS In West 25:h-st. bct~e n
9Th and .fh ayes. owner will build OF lcns"
them building purposes no agents. Apply
JOS. NJ ADPl ~. AZ sI.nd->t.
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Dueiucss Chanrfs.

\ MANUFACTURERS business. VITA
more orders than can MI. showing --o,o"o
y,arly profit wants energetic associate MN
ALONE World building.
RARE CHANCE 10 make nrst-class
Investment that will paw 10 pr cent net'
a business property on the hest -tret ~
MOfri-t0wn FOR -aln at bargain. AIdfcs-
J. HENRY JOHNSON Molrl@town. " }.
ASSISTANT with sGC0. willing 10 learn
secured and have over u jOl nr-t wear. Ad-
df"s~ INCREASE. Boz -. Tribunc one.
A.-sl. 800 and SERVICES Of YOU'VE nan
wanted business very lucrative hleher
references giVsn and required Apply at
onrr. MALONE. Worit Building.
BAKERY. LrN,H.koUN. - tAtiaor.
binary b1rcain cOiurr Mar.A-at" Madi-
-'n'~t, Br,1IvH, opposite Io''' hish
>rh 'l 10 ti!l -
IHuLLiNr nat r..f IN -ound. s,1p'e
cash business Tor sale a. $4,000 president
f"iff.ng oa account OF sickness references
furnished. Particullr- from Pl LLlNH
AkM> KONE. 237 Broadway.
For 'ALE.-onc Of TIE nno,, ho'sl, on
fhe jersey coast furnished throughout
viii h.. sold Tor hall it, value; bargain Tor
hotel men. Apply -" Greenc-aN".. Brook
lvn.
IOH SALE. -JeNr'ry st.rc established
20 years o. will auction goO1- aId sell
tNfflIe~ 10 pati assuming l'l-". IL IL
BELL. o27 D. Kalb-aNc.. Brooklyn.
iOR >NLI.-In WASHINGTON. Mas,
house. Iarn. market hen-hOu,e near school.
church. pu~toiiicr and depot; 30 acres Of
laud. ~ good Irpaii pllcr 300. Inquire
T.. POMEkON. Hcckct. Mas
FDH SNLE.-Nn old-c~;all-h'd aud very
profitable drug u. re viii b. eOld at inNen.
ipry. MORTAR, Tribune once.
FDK SALE CIIfAP.-A good meat and
] "a. La ls.f %
! - miles f,om y. Y. Oh hudson. Address
<. = !. ''''"N' IA @'"'"-''.' Ns~O4ls.
PRIVATE acoustic telephone: durable,
cheap md elective; especially adali'd FOR
all puTpose-: no rentals send iOr en-
rulaf,. UNION TELEPHONE COM.
rANH. 90 Broadway, Room 43.
Rt.sPI., TABLE PARTIES seeking 10
| invest from = 600 upward can secure state
rights for one Of the most valuable IN.
| ,nnton- OF IN" age Endorsed by th" press
| and public. Call or address :. L. SlMf-
| ~"N, ~ l'roliway, Room ~.
VERY capable salesman want. good
art.el. tp oncr In nearby counties OF New
| Jersey uuon cOmmi-s0n only. Ador.ss
| Room II. Clinton Building. Newark.
200 MILL. MI 20 weekly VIII,
/ Rows Infs'lible IIsn1'capplng >y,tem
.econd Successful year prospectus 1928
free. {. u. ROWE. Postoiliee BoN ~
RIoohlvn.
$3.50 >PE|IAL CAPITAL wanted
300 per cent profit ample security guar
anteci address FINANCE, - thurch'st.
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nrr,11rp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New.Engand and Eastern New o'"' '
,.ori,,le winds shifting 10 southeasierIy
" 49,, r..,.,u PENNSYLVANIA Ncw-Jer,ey. DELAWARE anu
ua,vland fair Monday slight changes IN temperature
,,,riable winds shifting to southerN
~ vircnia the Carolinas aud '.eorSa Iai. VS.,
ioI ,,o,nr1 Srw.YorE Western PenisiNania' "cs'
v."nI, Ohio Imfana and Illinois, iaf'
Jor Is iscoihln fair; co"er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23

\ MANUFACTJRING business. VITA
| more orders than can MI. showing --o'oov
~ arlY profit. wants energetic associate WIN
/ 81, coo closest Investigation Invited
! VI AInNE Mnrll HnilnIng.
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uUork Uanieo.
Alale,

Males.
ACCOU MIAMI. 10 Keep accounts anu
collect. salary OF commission -COd i'iri,,
rurr- triu~ reasonable. j.. iSL, -
Wet l1th-Nt.
Nm. l.. nAKrCNn,
ENp..it Accountant and Auditor,
Barnr, building, Room 40 u Pafh RI
An Artistic. thoroughly expert win:
dow du.-s,r and dlepcr, also eNpllrn.ra
nm The ,prp.t linz. j. op'n Tor engagement
Adoic,s y. g.. 81 East 7th.st.
Az ELDERLY MAN mctd- employment
uL uodriat. WaScs, satisfactory I.i'I o'I,V
gwen. AdLt-a I. III KILL, ~ 30
BlOOme--t. -----
4 POSITION Win manufacturing or
mercantile hOus" g take chlrg" OF shipping
department; obtain rates route ana tnir,
shipments adjust claims for loss aud
damage &C.: t"euty years experience win
l,udlng railroads aHOr1> thorough KNOW lrdse
Of these matters. \, Box II, Tribune
dncr.
ARTIST Lthosmph crayon artist.
doing hl lch color worn, pen drawings and
~krtchiug wants position In or out OF citY
Addrrs. \. KOtt. - Wychou-st. Bklyn.
ATTENTION. Young man. 81. honest
ana INTELLIGENT. viii travel with alnusem'nt
enterprise IN any capacity moderate salary.
VA Y. MAXWELL. iSS ll0t-st., Bklyn.
4 NUrN.. MAN co. would like to work
can show good rcfrrrnrr~. NATHAN
McC l2L, Bridse.St. hlyn.
ANOI Nt. MAN Cd would like 10 work
in factory j. strictly sober and honest ana
sn show good references. JAMES SMITH
"a Hri1gr->t. Brooklyn.
ENKEE-By foreman all kinds Of
bread. rolls and cakes city or country.
Address GEORGE SCHNEIDER, rs fa-O
4l,t-st.
HAKEH.-Fmst class on bread. cake ana
pastry, in bakery. hotrl OF restaurant: best
references city or country. AZ Second
ave.
HAEKEEPER. a young herman. ~,
fishes to Learn 9nd make hlih>rh us'lu'.
Address NJ. ID, No. Is East sth'st' Isl
floor. -
BARKEErER. BY young man; 10 work
behind the lar with bOs>. Address A.
THOMAS. 1911 7th--t.. third floor.
man ~ 20. II ieD, rs,ercncr. T. GKoMANN,
30 Bioomneld.st.. IIoboken. y. },
EOOKkEEPER.-f competent
energetic: with "Npciiense IN genera ,a oV XII,
IT, generally useful. FAIRBANKS. BOY 10
Tribune Uptown once. La BfoadNay.
10Y. L.. With references, wishes sllua'
tion ia stockholders office. or a. assistant
shining CLERK anu stock clerk has had
cNpcrlcnccd q. =. Tribune olllce
ROY. Germln. III, desires position
whore he could advance. Mr-. MAY R.
222 7th-st.
ROY IL wishes a position of any Kind.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS. 1l1 SteNens-st.
West Ilohoken.
by YOU'VE married man position In
ofire or a, telegraph operator stock broker.
| ugr urrf rrrd best OF references Adlrn,s
II. Is. f.. Yonkers. \. y, senI delivery.
CAKpENTER.-A hr>t-cll>s mau VII.
| giva very reasonable e tlnHt~ on alt"fa-
| lions. repairs. etc. splendid i"ieicheeS
| from customer. rtHKh ~ b''Vhet =.
COLLECTOH.-By swcde, 81; total alb.
staIncr experienced; a hustler. Spakin ~ =
ash sDcnrifv CHRISTIAN, 152 Gth-ave.
ToIyIXG OF any kind envelopes I'D.
| dressed good pcnman security given; VIII
| call: work taken home. Address A. IL.
} AVERY. 100 Waync-st.. JERSEY CITY.
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COMPANI0N.--By q young man. -. OF
Good address trained nurse and MASSAGE
oper,tor. would like % care for invalid
.rntlciran; best OF references sent upon ap-
nlIcatlon Address w. l.. BLAK EsLEE.
y o PoX 500 Waterbury. Conn.
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FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
,o,,r Of THE SOUTHERN CANDIDATES..

,x,or,u grCYFR's AMBITION-wuEEE
NE AXD Nj. CLEVELAND DISAGREE
nr1IEn rlASI EILlT.,..
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Hliseellnneons.

WENTLOIORN'S Detective and Law
Agency: divorces procured priNat" lhfor'
~ nrnmi." en- Other cause. confidential
consultation free. - Nussau.St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23

AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advert s"meDts received at regular once
|. rates until y. M. viz:
2ji Sth.aye., :. c. cor. OF 23d-st
H. Sth-aNe., cor. l2th-st.
1872 Colambus-ave., near West 66th.sA
lO8 West 42d-st.. near 6th-ave.
20 West lith-st, near 3th-ave.
o57 West 42d.st.. bet eth and sth ave.
l37 tth.aye. cor 14th-st.
xts .d.aye tetween 10th and 18th Sta.
i'SlS 3i.ave.. letween 18Th aud 10Th sts.
/ .o26 3d-aye., near Clst.st.
I 7OS lst.aye.. near e9thst
76O 3d-ave., corner 41th-st.
554 3d-aye., near Fast 31th-st
81 Avenue A. between ID snd 9Th sts.
II Caaal.st. and 1877 Diytslon.st.
ll9 Church.st, bet. Warren and Cham
beers SITS
300 Bleeckpr. ST.. near Christopher-se
1850 Fast 41th--... corner H-ave.
20 Fast i2d:st. near Madison-sye'
o.O5I 3d.ave, hef. ll2th and li3th sts.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 East I2Sth-st. near 3d-ave:
sI3 West 1o5th-st.. bet, It'll and 18th sveA
800 West 145th.st.
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
BOT Frlton-st. 63 Court-st., sos De kelos
ave-. l.oGo Bedfofd-sve.. 100 B'way.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

IA LARGE ROOM. comfortably aud
elegantly furnished. in residence as west
2Oth-st.
I-EAt II.I.OIs APAltrNlENlS. en-
suit. OF singh" ulrlO. and upper hOor> with
ur without private bath every conN rii'nrr .
near principl hotels. clubs, &. IL East
.a'l.st hriNeen 9Th and Madison ayes
az WEST SI.-Ncwly Furnish, [;
central: large rooms suitable FOR families
.r bachelors: back lArlor for doctofS onlcr.
5eD-ST. lds EAST.-Tc Jet. furnished.
large SQUARE and hall room: heated with or
without board fOf Odults only.
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Gslp n)anleO.

LiblR AsNNhNSs
AGENTS ana CANVASsERs, male or
female IS TO e. daily profits sure; en-
perlente unnecessary 10 IatAIhs Ieduiru
r.clu,lVe territory given. FOR particulars
oddrr:s /. PUTNAM a. CO.. "ess WIhsNd'
Conn.
Males.
AGENTS WANTED Tor cry and ont u
town to introduce and sell private l'i,-
phone On commission coat 30 special To-
,ation allotted 10 capable men VIII sell Guy,
county ana state rights. MON FLLE.
rnONE COMPANY. 6JBrOadway. Room as
A,4ENI>. -Mmrral Lamp Webs never
burn ont; no smoke. no SCOT no trlnnlhBi
nsa'.. cquA, to "a samples J iyJ az ~
co. Providence. Il. l.
EMPLOYMENT OF all Kind. quickly prO.
+, @npisycfs by the OLD RELIABLE
MUTUAL AGENCY, e4 Broad"ay
WANTED. 4 Young man having expert.
ence a. porter and shipping clerk Ieirt.
rusrs must be ur-t-clas, wages, $40 per
week.. Address SHIPPING, Box :. Trib'
| uur once.
WANTED. - thoroughly competent
stenogruphrr and ttpeNflt,l TX mlngtOhl IA
! a u"Icantil" house on VINO can a - a,si>
/ win general Office work, familiar with
| by kktrpiue etc. must have rAp' rlrfce ana
good references. Addles>. with full par
| ti,uiars stating salary expected, "LACf'
| Bon .. Trlbune Once.
| WANTFD.-An experienced and compe-
| tent man H. >tenoRrapher ana typewriter IN
Dr., goods commission house. Address
4. y. Box 1881. Ncw.YOk CITY.
Females.
FEMALE TYPESETrEK-Want
| Lealthy. active. Intelligent. young woman
| who can set type aud make herself useful
! Ia a pFintng-o'ilcr. 10 enter the training
! school Tor nurses OF the Utica state llOspi-
| tai Tor Insane. wages lrgln at 80 per
month With board and lodging. Adde'S
giving experience and Iriclcnc"s. DIR. Il.
ALDER Eli MER. Nupt., Ctlcd state Hos
/ p.tal. lti'a, y. \.
LOVERS or LITERATURE. all cities,
! lngep-ndrnt means. AN cara considerable
income a. seer, tar.-s o. ,ub-clitot> or Crhted
/ Iit.iafy Union send lur. stamp. MAJ
/ ONLY. ana stamped alli"' I'd envelope a.
| yuaiantfe against curiosity. Ct lid. ~
| Warrington Place.
OPERATORS wantrd Oh vests, no
| MOI'Iu-r-ay".. in stof' call all week.
WANTED Ladies and young men TO
| take work 81 their homes work sent any
distance. good uricos experience not nere'-
| x,rv. no cunsa~slng Ad1rrs> for pan.
| trular, STANDARD MANIFACTl RlNt
COMPANY. Lock Box lO7. south Framing.
| ham Ma. lnclo-r ,iamp
! WANIED.-N 10 attend lady and =
Young daughters: haifdlrs-ihg t"quifrd.
| Apply with reference. 80 East 5Sth--t'
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,,,,u,e Once Ian 20 ! a. m-Fair weather prevailed
o,e,,av with light variable winds and dry air. The
,,ture ranged between 10 and 20 degrees. the aver
age t.o7s) being lower than Oh he corresponding q"
Ia, year and pa higher than on saturday =. ,.,,
as and near Ills city to-day there viii pr0beby DC Iar
m n,rtly CLOUDY weather: warmer.
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rr1rrSr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

=, ,,ts diagram a continuous white me SHOWS me
.,aas In urcs sure niicated by Tho Tlbunes sei'
e"aiioe hatoneer The broken line rprescnts the TEN
,,srotule A. observed al Pcrfy's Phafm'ey'
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD To TIE WEST.

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-12-07
sNSDER,s sErr.EmENT,
orrce,ondence of the Arras

Correspondence of thu Argus
In snswer to the piece published
in the ARGUS recently by X. Y. H.,
We wish to give thu facts for the
benefit Of the public.
The Hopewcll choir sent us a
challenge for November 18th,
which was accepied--not because
we were such good singers. but be.
cause we had desire to hear them
sing. They failed to come on the
18th and came on the 10Th, and
none of the choir being aware of the
fact but MIR. Il. Il. Reppert. so con.
sequently there were but two OF tho
choir present. lie also stated that
we had practiced for three weeks,
which was mistake--we only prac-
ticed three nights. So 1t is very
plainly to be seen that he either lied
or did not know what no was talk.
ing about, and it is our opinion he
did both. j. A. II.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-12-07
aLADEsvuLLE.
Correspondence oithe Argus.

correspondence ofthe Argus.
The festivities Of Thanksgiving
nre over and our little town has
settled down to it's usual quietude.
We noticed George A. Herring
aud Grant Graham in town Thaks
giving. Think they are setting
traps to capture some OF our girls.
All right boys. let the good work GO
on.
Misses Dora and Salle Menear,
Miss Grace Orr and Morg Martin,
OF kingwood, took in the festival
here Thanksgiving evening.
Miss Flora Lanham, who is
teaching at Newbhrg this winter,
was at homo Thanksgiving.
Frank Baker. of Pennsylvania,
is visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Mary Linton died last week
OF heart disease. She was the wife
OF Henry Linton, who is the oldest
man in this part OF the country,
being 93 years old.
Mrs. Kate banks, Of CUketon,
w. VA, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned home.
The Junior Order presented the
school here with fiag and biblo, on
Thanksgiving day. There was u
large crowd present. AL. Demoss
made the presentation speech, pre-.
senting the flag and bible to the
school, which was ACCEPTED by the
teacher, Cyrus Shider, with neat
little speech. We thin; this is a
good work, and we hope the Junior
Order will continue the work thoy
have begun until every school house
has the American flag floating over
it, aud the bible taught therein.
TgcUhsEft.