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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-05-11
DCIETIES:

- )O1I L 1IS.
~ 4soNToN LODGE, No. IA, x.
ERAof p, Ironton, Mo-, meets every Fri
HS7day evening st Odd-Fellows Hall.
.J. B; HoLLoMAN, c. c.
C. DEMIER, X. of r. & s.
Iron LODGE, No. 1O7, I. O. O. F.,
meets every Monday at its hall, corneaflEain
and Madison streets. A. p. vANoEa N. 3.
e. d. AXE, Recoi ding Secretary.
IRoNToN ENCAMPMENT, No. 20,
n. O. r., meets on the first and third Thurs
iay evenings of every month In Odd-Fel-
a. ID. Marks, G. p. 1T. BALDWIN. Scribe.
STAR OF THE WEST LODGE, No. 1873,
A. r. & A. NJ, meets in Masonic Hall, corner
Main and Madison streets, ON Saturday Of or
preceding full moon. W. r. EDGAR, W. NJ.
W. A. FLETCHER. Secretary.
INDIAN CHAPTER, No. II, r. A,
m msets at the Masonic Hall on the first and
shird TUESDAYS of each month, at Z Pm. w.
II. EDGAR, NJ. E. 81. p. E. d. AXE, Sec
"a VALLEY LODGE, No. 1870,
AN KNIGHTS OP HONOR, meets In
tHNy Odd d-Fellows' Hall every alternate
WM Wednesday ev'gs. A. P. VANCE,
D. IRA A. MARSHALL, Reporter.
EASTERN STAR LODGE, No. 50, A..
r. 6 A. M. (colored), meets on tho second
Saturday Of each month.
IRON POST, No. s4s, G. A. R.,
]|If meets the I'd and 4th Saturdays
of each monthat 2 Pm.
SN FRANZ DINGER, P. C.
C. r. PECK, Adj't.
IRoNroN CAMP, No. 160, Sons OF
veterans. meets every LIST and Sd Saturday
evening, each month, and every tuesday
evenine for drill. C. c. DINGER,
C. r. PECK, Camp Commander.
First Sergeant.
PILOT KNOB.
Pilot KNOB LODaE, No. 253, A. O
=, ~ meets every I'd and 4th Friday
evenings. 1850 P. Ms upstairs In unior
1 PILOT KNOB LODGE, No. 156, I. o. O.
-, CHAs. MAsCHMKYER, Secretary.
IRoN LODGE, No. 80, Sons OF HER
~r.U meets on the second and last Sunday o
1.ch month, WIN. STEFFKNS, President
VAL. ERFINGER. Secretary.
IRON MOUNTAIN.
TRoN MOUNTAIN LODGE, NO. 4SO
~. e A. M, meets Saturday night on o
before the full moon. Louis PEfiiT, w. M
]. A. PARKER, secretary.
IRON MOUNTAIN Lopez, No. 200, 1
~ n meets wednesday night of each week
" =, AAso JNo. DOwNEY, n. G.
J. A. PARKER Se'y.
TpoN MOUNTAIN LODGE, No. 29S
.NTT w. meets on the fret and thir'
friday of each month.
BELLEvIEW.
Mosaic LoDaE No. Sol A. q a
~r rceets on Saturday night Of or after tn
s,,ii moon, z. NJ. LOGAN, w. d. Il.
HILL, Secretary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-05-11

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. z.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-05-11

Job Work OF all kinds neatly ex NJ n
ed at this Office. IA
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-05-11
for Infants and Children.

Castoria sures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di.
geStion,
Without injurious medication
CHE CENTAuR COMPANY, q Murray Street, N. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
|" THE STROLLERS" TO perform THIS WEEK.

Every evening This week NJ 20 O'Clock ana at
SATURDAY matinee IT O'Clock the Columbia COLLEGE
Dramatic Club, or, thcy prefer 10 b" called. The
Stroller. will present their new burlesquc Ivanhoc"
at Amberg's Theatre This piece will be played en-
trcly by men, and In addition 10 their assuming the
parts Of the chords girls they will also be IN
lalcts and In several Sl"crlty dances. "lyanhoc"
IS the work Of Benjamin Aymcr. Of the Law school.
The music has I,.en borrowed with generous hand
from a number Of the most successful light operas Of
the last ten years. The first act. showing & most
elaborate saxon banqucting hall. Will be historically
correct In every detail the second act is divided
into two scenes the first Ol which Is woodland drop.
and the second the grand pavilion In which the tOurna
mcnt IS held and in which real knights struggle
In mortal conihats willie mounted upon fiery hobby
horses.
II IS expected that great chit will he made by
the dancers. William I. Wall and Louis Fit,g raid.
ir Mr.. Wall ha, long been known :hr best
dancer the amateur Stage and Mr. Fitzgerald viii
Introduce novelty In his bure,quc French dancing.
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TO REPAIR ST. DEVELOPMENTS CHURCH.

IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE WILL COST $4,000
MANY thousands Of dollars were piled mp yesterday
q, ,ho plates Of the collectors In -. Barthoomews
Protestant Episcopal Church after IN" appeal by 'he
rc,or tbe Rev Dr. David II. Greer, who said thai
Gao 600 woud be needed for the Improvements TO De
node in the buldlng. Before the sermon the pastor
ovnloiued the MIXTURE OF the contemplated improve
n.nts There Is 10 be a new chancel the interior Oh
the church will be remodcllcd and redecOFatcd anu !"
new organ put IN 10 b. connected win ',e e,'oIs
o.cor bv electricity. Between Ss1 900 ana S0-'o''
was raised. ,
- Thought It better said he. "to make the appai
o., Won here when you all present at the same uhc
rother than 20 around from one to another WHICH
ron,d he task OF much difficulty and no prospect Oh
onv more satisfactory Services VIII be coz
,inned in the church throughout this moh'h ana "''
tho FIRST OF June Time Is an important eeh'"'' an"
nc ,ho work Is TO be done II ought TO be Wei oo'''
uo then urcached from the 22d chapter OF h'NcI'
,,,u and mart Of the 7th verse lie SAD III"
words which have taken for my text are Inc AlD'
last words If we thought that what we were 'oo''
., s,ooh vcoulN be our last words We would prob'DS
oxnress what had been our Thought ana passion anu
aim what on the whole, "" were" Nha' II INV
,,,,l9 II we we're asked that question most OF us
u,d r.nlv. 1T IS the inspired word OF God' Iha''
NJ least Is what ! would say anc That Is WHAT
believe believe tLat the men who wrote 'h' "'o'o
n ,ne nired men, and that thew spalc a they were
WI ~ tho Holy Ghost. Yet, while This Is o.
., snac IN me that there Is great difference III l'
,onral ounes OF It's utcranccN. Tor some are nc'ti
nv, - aud nj a higher sand1W Than ar" others
a , , destructive criticism in the world, however,
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GounIrp keai Gsfaie for Sale

AGENCY FOX MONTCLAlR .-hesiaehce
properties for sale and 10 let large variety
q choice building sites. TUBbS lAr'
LOK 3 Beekman-st. and MOntclair.
DESIRABLE COTTAGE al Saranac
Lake. Adirondack Mountains, Now Now. 1 ,rs.
Il large. twclve-rOOm house. WITH zee,
hoiIse woodhouse a large stable. ana
carriagchousr and large lot; situated IN me
village Of Saranac Lake this II most u,,
slralle summer or winter retreat, and VIII
he sold cheap: furnished or unfurnishch 70
suit purchaser: Is suitable for prinaf
an,,ly IN ID. r. WATSON, 81. Nicholas
BiiIlding. Pittsburg. Penn, 81 ONCE Bic
wort House. Ncw-NOrk.
GkEENWILH. CONN .-DeslrIble VIA
ats an North.st., overlooking Sound iasn'
,oY,,il. accessible. healthy. SAM Eli
tlAi n. 90 Broadway.
MONTCLAIR PROPERTY. sale. rent
exchange al prices; LARGEST a,soit'h NJ ~
T. &. UINCK, Montelair. y. J. take Ere
Hallway. or PHILLIPS u WELLS, IT'D
une Building.
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miscellaneous.

N-WFSTLOTOEN Defective and Law
Agency; divorces speciality, ,rps iatiOns. dr-
~citiOn-, damages. sha10Wilr. private lniof.
nation furnished; suits pIO-~'ut'd ana
defended consultation ftcr. - Nassar-st
ACCIDENT GASES, collections, d.
voices. operations. MANS changed for
eieh bu~iA"s> Ias,lnit,. all law uu,in"~,
constitution free. JAMES J. THORNLEY,,
counselor. - Park Row.
Ar BEST VALUE ~ NEW-iORk :
TIKI NKS. EAtS. fOcketbooks, straps
u ~kct Trunks. Dress suit ca~'>, St amer
Chair Old established house AMI lactjIy oil
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. .. ih-aNe.. bet
9Th AMI 1th IT..
GENTLEMEN wishing To dispose OF
their lc'i-Oh clothing at a lalr value WIN
please call on or address EDWARD MIL
LEt. o. 1th-aNc.
METROPOLITAN TRADING GO. buys
sells, Develops anl Introduces patrnt- anu
quick.selllng ,I.ccialtics corporations iofh'.n.
capital pTothf,d, Investments placed no
schemes handled. Rooms 3ll-3l2, l3j Lib
erty-st.
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crRMONS WORTH KEEPING.
XIV.
XIV.
ND GREGG ON OUR HUMAN LOVES,
r,scoURsE BY TIE PASTOR CT THE La

n,scoURSE BY TIE PASTOR CT THE La
r,yETTE AVENUE CHURCH. OF BROOKLYN.
Tho May number Of 1.-THE Treasury" contains an
,acofive article by the Rev. DR.. Joseph Sander
~p the editor. on the life and work OF the Rev
= Dayid gregg. the pastor Of the Lafayette Avenue
~nrterian Church. of Brooklyn. In addition to this
,,s 4 sermon by Dr. Gregg and portrait OF himself
"a his church are given. DR.. Gregg is descended
.on the Scotch Covonanters Of 1858. He was born
=, pftsburs in l84c and his father until his death,
" rear had been for long time elder In the
N ",,o, Reformed Church OF Allegheny City. The
a entered Washington and Jefferson College when
sn,on wears old. and was graduated IN 1865. The
.'uuxinc year he was graduated again, this time
w. the Iron City Commercial College Of Pttsburg
r,.. wears ago the University OF the City Of New.
ri conferred upon him the honorary degree Of DID,
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fIats 90 fet, unfnrnisheo

LIGHT MODERN FLATS; prin n,,sn "S 70
general Park, 4os i6i Central PaGs MeT'
ts,h.axe.i near iO6th-st. tstation; 1oith.s.'
seven rooms ana bath, all hcatei , III ' no
also six h rSS%s 1l iso.iSo East 90ths'''
$50, go.
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BOARD ano Rooms.

GRAMERCY PARK NORTH CLnown as
13-ly9 East 2l,t-st. ).-Drlchun lOrhtOn j
eicpInL rooms board and attendance uh'N-
cclIed also privileges OF private p1rh.
5TU.AVE., 4G7.-F.lcgantly furnished So
oud floor priyatc batn; priNat" taDIr ui9"
SIM rooms ; uncXccllei cuisine.
10 FAST $50. ST. NEAR WALDORF
,,,d1,nfiy furnished suites; also squaf'
ICONS: all with private baths: p.nae
,oLIns uncxcelrd cuisine ana aitehuano"
Table board; references. ----
-,isr.sr . wEsT.-Desirab iron,
southern exposure; also hail l"pni ,
eVceiIent board and attendance "'"''e"'
references.
-.,,n-Sr.. AL WEST Pleasant summer
am i'm London Terrace, house hc"lN inr'
",shco excellent table; SouthcfhefS aco"'"'
mOdetcd.
AZ NEST 2sTH- ST.-Imperoyai Kes-
,,rr,nt handsomely furnished rooms WIN
bath. - ---------- -
-=oTu-sT.. 81 WEST.-sccond floor. en-
nit. mr. separately. with board rcasohao'e
term, table board.
-.Yn-sJ WEST. 57.-Newly and hand
o,,'oiy furnished rooms Oh thif1 moor
svrerior beard; references.
-,7TU-ST.. 3i5 WEST Handsomely inT.
,,bad rooms, single ana double. win Doalu )
nnnn,Iemcn, or gentlemen ard wives ieie''
cnccs. ------.--..-.--..- -.,.-,-,-.,
NApISON-AVE.- Beautiful. large.
To-. ICONS with board bath ample Closets !
single rooms references
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Business Gbauees.

\. 5000 wanted In a going manufict-
turing concern dealing with phy~.cilns
principally bushes, all done through L.
: mail Addr - HARVEY, car. Tribune.
ATTENTION -Cl.h and h eh - pr =,
paid Tor any wnolrsil' or retail store bust
country. AMERICAN Pt Re lfASING CO..
l0J ltn-avr.
BUSINESS WANTfD.-Thc advertiser
wants % learn Of Opportunity 20 invest
- 800 Ia 1000 win services az fair sal
aiy Addr with particulars PAYING
49, >iNt>> WAN I'D. tribune one
FOR SALE.-Two.ihiris or whole int res,
col. stock ~ =-j.tOD; hr~t-cla>~ location
nne trade, liberal t-rn,. For particulars
aiir>' 4. o. Box l.ji3. Denver col.
GROCERY SrOhE. best Part Ji.a,c.,
Tor sac ~ cost rent WOdfrit' bu>inr.,
large. stock over 1000. Address, J. VI.
BEACH. III Nas.au-St, room AZ
IT WILL PAY t. investigate thl-.
want'd. - 600 10 5000 Ia Legitimate
business; :, I-r cent guaranteed within
60 day Addrr.s QUICK RETURNS,
Tribune one.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN .-Call> :. and
learn how - .rrur' laf-' returns from hall
Investment. j. POTTER. IS West i-t.st..
Iirlor noor. Room 5.
Loan 500 for 90 DAYS on furniture
NNliN --.fHO. fAf ~ Tor Use o. fHItlfI
mortgage, principals only no agents. Call
90 West lith-st. Room ?.
MANTFNCTrREHS using bra-s or cop
per. needing capital b. cxtcnd their business.
Addres, CAfITAL. carr Tribune.
PARTNER WANTED in a large res,au.
fanf CAT" with 100 seats IN 10 large apart
mrpt hou-, ~ % apartments 10 act ~
tasIier. splendid chance to young gentle
iran e.tu nod"i at carlia' Address
FRANCIS lj2 Gth.ayc.
RFSTAUEANT-P si2J: rent SIS;
Frinkln nats. ljcth-st. aud sh-aye.. tn.
tween Polo Grounds and Fridge. See
hou-efeel"f Oh promises. or j. Red. W
Anst'rdam-ave.
TIE BEST LOCATED clothing business.
Stamford. Conn ut Onc-tnlfd less than cost
10 parties renting the store and continuing
the business. Address care OF Box 9dJ,
rlenbfook. conn.
TWO ROT ND.ROrfON BDArS CHEAP
EMERY 100 West l37th-'t.
WANTED. -Painer. With a small capital.
In "A cash business. AplSin5 Interview. "A.
drc,' T. =. Tribune ofce.
wANTFD.-A man Of energy and a lIt,le
moncy. T. promote town ,.c ,enlcrp ,S,o Of
CONDICT. 40 Wall 4.
WANTED. Immediately. any kind Of
genuine huSlnr,~ ~tor- or partnership, FOR
small capital invest gatlon Required. send
frll particulars 10 CONFIDENTIAL, ~
Gth-aNr.
MANTF D.-NoLuy mar Nitli - epc -
- 600 10 take srcretofi hip, reliable com
pinv. or VIII guannt-c 10 per cont diNi-
bends on money. SCllLiEP. 10 Wali--t
~ 600 LOhN WANTi D.--Sl>ty day
two hlch.rntri names large discount given.
AdLr.-. BO\ ~. - 'huicl--t.
- 600 AID SERVICES will buy direct
Interest In paving magaI'n'. Addr-s WIN
reference NIINF. 20 West l4th-t.
-. GOO SPECIAL capital vmt'd 100
Dor cent profit ample security Address
lINANfE. - 'lrr'h.~t.
$1,000 SILENT PARTNER In well
established business: products articles ~
daily CONSUMPTION m unusunl opportunity.
FHiNCH y MILLER. 80. - BIoldway.
New York.
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Real estate to Grrhange

IMPROVED city property. well rented,
70 ensnx.se Tor country seat. CllAo' w.
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Dressmdklnq.

-h.-DETSNNAKER elegant cutter
and ritter: ~ day 81 at home; perfect III
guarant"cI velvet. silk or cloth suits made
In o.c week for 40; fancy waists. coats and
ball gowns q rp"cialty. Al East lOth'st..
near Fioadwny.
DKEssMAKINn.-Ali the latcs; Partisan
fashions made at short notice. Madame
WILSON. 1874 West -cth-t.
DHESSMAKEE wants few more GUS
TONERS a. home; SUITS frOm - up. II.
FOX. 3l2 West SOth-at., near Riverside
Drive.
DI;ESSMAKEE. formerly with Mme.
pcden. VIII make costumes fiom $lO to
DI;i.NSM AKfE.-i.Ncellcnt hitter; by
the dly - OF HON" reasonable; Will cut.
~ and basic; :. T.. Taylor> system: lunch
only. address REED, $50 Fast i7th-st.
DRESS AKFR.-Qmck. neat dress In.
i-hcr. wants more cnsaerncnt, IN families
by the day makes IN, 9nt,r Hi1Tsy I'D S !ls,
lGth-st
EXPERIENCED DRESSM AKIiR wishes
engng cement In private faniilir-; terms -
q DAY. Mrs. HAvENS. 22i Fast loOth-St.
FRENCH DRFsSMAKER. good cutter
aud litter wishes ctIstolucrs hr the dav or
NJ hone - 30. Address Mile. H., Jji
West @2d.'t.
GLOVEFITTING SUITS made from 70
up: q. a guarantee | will cut and nt The
first lining fire. 81 charge. Mis- NAY
LOR 2O3 Fast sl-t-st.
LADIES TAIIrHING.--Ladics own
materials made MP into jackets. cna,-. al -tcrs
and capes; cloaks all kirid- altered ond
/, mod, He'd. aHEIG. l2l West 22d-si.
MADAME HAI.SALLE makes costumes
from ~ md icnOVatcs equal 10 new only
nr-t-cllsS work delivered 2Ot West
l3th-s..
SEAL GARMENTS aud fuIs Of all kinds
repaired rcdy,d. refined. altered and n'-
modelled t. new -Lapr,. t.tin.ate> given.
i.REIG. l3l West 32i -.
VISITING MfLLiNER.-I.ad called
on: own materials mad" into all the latest
styles. Address V. &. NJ. % West lsth-st.
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pomrstlr 6ituat,ons Uantro
Males.

Malt1.
At CARPENTER'S EMPLOYMENT
HOUSE, I0s 0th.aye;nWc nas oen pes, n eUI
COUPLES. farm foremen. uscful-mei all
nat,ons; also female help; well recon-
mended; established lSAI'
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J. II. Johnston s. Co.,
IL Union Square, N. Y.
~ send fJr price. list.

does not disturb MS; for knowing II so. and loving II
50 and believing 1t Is 50 We strive ~ H''TS a9 We
can 10 obey IT.
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Titn Real Gstate for Sale.

$3.50 ,n,h - fOur.
AVENUE z &c oofh 'eI.cb n' exchange. SAM.
TEL NIXON. 60 Broidwaf. --
THJRD-AvE., NEAR ,sT, n,Sht e2.
..ora and tenement; eIsy terms .ps.d,y.v.
.baooc SAMUEL NIXON. 90 Ero.- -9-.
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Gounlrn iical Gsiate 60 Get,

Neutrality-suspicious." now list
furnished and unfinished country seats aud
houses on application. MILL. WHITE
House a HALL. II East i2i-,t.
ADIRONDACks, Blue MOUNTAIN
LAX E.-Furni-hed cottage 70 rent for the
season. Meals and attendance furnished
By the Prospect House Hotel II desired.
Apply TO q. W. TuNNICLIFF. / Broad
way. n. Y. CITY.
nlshct cottages; ii.... Milan ROSS,
Asbury PARK. y. !.
At SHORT HILI.S-jO mlnutrs from
cify.-For r-nt magnificent country home;
In perfect sanitary condition large grounds
shade fruit. garden; stable : 20J an
other at ! 900. PAIl EK>oN 4 O'BRIEN,
$50 BIO1dwav.
BArVILLE. LONG ISLAND.-Fur-
Michel brick cottage 10 rent for the summer
~ rooms ana bathroom stable ana i''-
nous directly on the Sound good BATHING
beach; vegetables AMI milk furnished "a IS.
Apply 10 >. V. Il. CRUGER g. Co.. 49,
Fulton-sf.
re- ENISntD COTTAGES o. rcnt, de-.
sirnni" locations all improvements new
Illustrated catalogue. JEREMIAH ROB.
BINS. BABYLON. L. /.
MRS. OLIVE CLARK has 3 cottages
W rent IoI The season. or by the week, ~
ci'"l on l.ikn st. Catherine. 4 miles from
Granville. =. Y; also boat accommodations.
PLACE At MORHIsTowN. y. Ito
let 10 p'iNate family fof the season house
ioAi2 IT,: wide plazlas On 10th I'D
plrlOf, library, dninc.rOom and pan,fir>
innh bedrooms. bathroom. kitchen ana
laundry 800 II from Mo'risaNc.. Just est
OF Washlnst MS Headquarters; lawn ~ hinr
5cn-, reaching 10 The river; plenty oil "had'
me "a del across fhc avenue. and Nafle'y
OF small nuts caring. house ard aiabl'
gOol COW Two h0rSc' four carriages Two
iaithtul men. c,achm,n am gardener; al
one hnilr 7 ON the green. half me nom
the depot; price 500 per month ; ne
owner pays The coachman his wage. Tor
further particulars apply = J. HENRY
JoiiNsoN, Zeal Estate Agent. MoirlSto"h.
SARATOGA COTTAGES. - completely
nrhisird season or year; moderate rvh.a's
Send for illustrated pamphlet and list 70
LESTER BROS. real cstate. Saratoga
Springs. n. Y.
TO IET.-Two cottages on Hudson River
RlilI"ad; 81 miles out; one furni ,h.a 20
beautiful river View. II. +. DE GisAAf'
Bowery Bank.
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CHRYSOPRASE

is another Of the semi-precions stones
coming rapidly into favor. 1t IS very
effective when mounted into fobs or
seals ranging from sl4 to S25'
Crests, monographs, coats OF arms
etc, cut at moderate expense.
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Uitn ReaI estate 20 Let.

A CHOICE SELECTION ,hht9au, s9si eht
apn,i.I," rents to careful tenants DAiLEh
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rrRNIsHED OR UNFURN i l,!d,n,
OFFICE. near 5th- a; iijiari SSu'' apartment
S %,b owner Central PARK West s,eS MON
With and without private taDls ,t'o'"
free free" DALEY, n West 3oth-'', -
p,cIIrLoR apartments, en- suite si9ei =
with or without prtae Dath.st.
rooms. 20 upward. II f.asl -o."-2e,--
TOOL HOTEL VENDoMn; hath.
SINGLE rooms, with or WITHOUT ''
American or EuroprIn plan. ------------
TWO HANDSOMELY Furnished o ,vY%'
TO single gentlemen. lnquir' o' o
- West Uth-st. --------
s7TH-sT.. 40 wEsT.-E",,,,iSsneeSd, l sapar
rooms 10 let without board u
references required. ----.,------
5sTU.sT.- O5 EAsT.,To ba,he' Story
Third story alcoye room also i lJ'h'" owncf.
front room; frst-class house VIII" - -
Ga WEST 18Th. 81. -Large back phnaSc.
or front reception room OF f:heni,. ,n
ment very desirable for dentist ol.,e..
SOS 5TII-AVE. opposite Wihuso and bed.
Elegant furnished SUNNI pafior anu
room: reference required.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

IN Two and three looms, WIN
S 1riva,e hall ana bath. with or "''i''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

TO LET. -FOur-story, brownsIOheM nSI.o
u lnl.S GOOD order. T.. o. Box 300.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
seNee,clAL ACTION OF sToNsWAlL
CAMP OF PORTSMOUTH,.
ro,isc,,ons to 80 Taken I'm All the
Churches-Generat Lees Birthaas
Lightweight Mn Looked For
Especial telegram 70 the Dispstch.l

NonoLK, January 5.--The Stonewah
Camp of Confederate Veterans. OF Ports
mouth. have requested the clergy OF ali
the churches OF that city to take up col.
lection for the benefit Of the Soldiers
Home in Richmond and preach sermons
appropriate to the occasion. The camps
of both cities have taken steps to suitaoiy
observe General Lees birthday.
GOOD FIGHTER.
Frank Wongo. the Indian pugiiist, has
again returned here. and another lghi-
weight mill will soon be arranged Tor tnls
section. il is said Wongo has been victor
in nearly all bis fights. .h4
The Snowfall in this section last night
was about six inches. II was very dry ana
quickly cleaned of the pavements To-Day.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Captain W. n. Bragg, formerly OF RICH
mond. proprietor of the Ocean House, IN
Portsmouth, who has been several monVhs
IN. is getting about again.
MIR. James II. Johnston. prcminent ana
we'll known farmer of Norfolk county. Is
dangerously i'll. oe
Mr.. Stephen Casey, an old resident OF
the city Of Portsmouth. ls believed 70 De
dying to-day. He is about 80 years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS.
B. FLORSHEIM,
No. 32s EAST BROAD STREET, cox. FOURTH.
CLoTHIER, HALTER. AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHER.

No doubt the boys and their mothers were
somewhat disappointed by falling TO see cut
prices made on YOUTHS. BOYS, and chill
DREN'S SUITS and oyRRCOATS along with our
CUT SALE on MEMS CLOTHING. 1t was unin-
territorial on my part, aud in order that "tho
boys" shall not be ontdone / have turned my
complete stock Of YOUTHS, BOYS, and CHILL
DREN'S CLOTHING "torsy-turyy," and in order
70 make a clean cut have put the "razor" on
each and every SUIT and OVERCOAT in The
house. So mothers would do well by bringing
their boys to my establishment and having them
fitted at our CUT-PRICE FIGURE, which means
% per cent. less than formerly sold.
With each purchase of aBOYS' SUIT or OVER
COAT | give either n BLACK ENAMELLED
SCHOLARS COMPANION, a BALL aud BAT, a
sCHOOL-BAG, or a SCRAP-ALBUM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
TRAINS YoRrHwARD.

'Daily.
Train 81 Is limited and will have only Pull
man Buffet Sleeptng-CarA No extra charge Ia
addition 70 first-claTs passage ratio and regular
Pullman Gar fare.
sTOPPING-PLACES.
Nos. II. %, -, 40, and 80 mako no stops.
nal az Manchester. DreWry's. CentraliA, ami
Chester. Nos. 30, 80, 81, ana AZ viii stop on
signal at all stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet slseping-Car on al
through trains. On Train Nos. 81 ana 81 sleop-
ng-Cars betgeen kichm0nd and LYnchblrg,
Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA, GA.
Leaving Richmond 9:I5 A. ". daily and AZ.
riying at Weldon at 1910 r. ~. and az Atlanta
at A. VI. rid :. A. l.. Through sleepars-
Richmond 70 Weldon aud Weldon % Atlahta.
TIE ONLY ALLkAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Richmond. 300 A. NJ. Norfolk. no ii:s5 A. NJ
Norfolk. ...'7.3O A. NJ. Richmond 1000 A. 81.
Norfolk 400 z. ~. Rlchmon1.. $40 T.. NJ.
The trains leaving Richmond AZ A. NJ. and
Norfolk az z. NJ are solid trains between these
two points. and passengers go through without,
change OF cars. Close connections are also no ADJ
at Petersburg by the BIO L. N. and 5.3J r. NJ
trains from Richmond 10 Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond AZ A. NJ, i2;2O r.
NJ, aud ll:3O II. NJ. and Arriving ~ Richmond
nj $50 A. NJ. els z. ~, ana 3 p. NJ. make closs
connection At Petersburg 70 aud from Farm vile,
Lynchburg. and west
n. 81. SULLY, SuUerintendent
4. A. ID. MYERS, General superintendent
4. ". EMERSON, Traric Manager. de 81