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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-15

Representative Jerry Simpsons con-
sttuency is faithful to him. The popu-
list convention of his district, which was
to have been held last week, was post
poned until next week in order TO give
Jerry a chance to get well If he is going
to, or to die if he is going to, before a
nomination is made. The pops" have
given Jerry to understand that If, on
July %, he can give them satisfactory as
surances that he is not going TO die, they
viii renominate him; but they do not
want TO 90 into a campaign and find
themselves in the thick OF the fight, with
q dead candidate on their hands. Mr.
Simpson physician says he is well, and
that all he lacks is time TO regain a little
strength.
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A Discovery.


FROM Town Topics.
She stood before the cheval glass
And tucked two roses in her bodice,
A rare and fair and radiant lass
wingless Love, modern goddess;
The pride of race was in her face
A queenly gIase in every movement,
very angel gowned IN lace,
From heaven sent for earth improvement
A glorious light leaped 10 her eyes
As thus she poised before the mirror,
look OF sudden, glad surprise,
That brought the skies OF Aideun nearer:
She smiled she spoke--the roses heard
ana bllshed In manner most alarming;
"Gee-whlzkcrs amt just bird
didn't know was so charming"
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CURRENT COMMENT.
trong Every Day but Election Dav,

From the Carrollton (Ga.) Free Press (Dem).
The populist are the hardest fellows to beat
before the event that ever started in political
trade. They have everything so securely
cinched. in their mind, that there is nothing
but inevitable victory before them, but the
cinch always ''onaccountaDly, slips lust
when the critical moment comes
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MIS- Bagsby ure tipsy again, John Oh
how 1 wish an the rum shops we're at the bot.
tom Of the sea
MI Bagsby Maria honestly believe YOU
aon love me certainly think you would
nhe W shee me droWned.-The KINGS Jesler.
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side. Nobody but a financial genius
would have thought Of trying TO win royal
favor and social recognition with
secondhand craft bought at bargain. a"
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With street car fares at cent and ice
at 10 cents for twenty pounds the peo-
pie of Savannah need not leave home to
enjoy themselves. They can have a big
amount Of car riding for few cents,
plenty Of iced artesiau water, and all the
comforts Of home (their own at mini
mum cos.
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THIS ISSUE
CONTAINS
SIXTEEN PAGES
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPECIAL NoTIcEs-A Typewriter Doctor in
Town; A New Firm, Harvey & Bussey; This
is the Question. Golden Apple Tobacco at
John Sullivan's; Infanta Eulalla and lie
Panto Cigars at f. A. Wheelers Reduction
in Price of Custom Made Shoes and Repair
ing, c. f. Cler Tide VIII Suit for Bathing at
Tybee This Afternoon From Till z, Bohan &
Cowan; Rates Reduced at Naylor House, Ty-
bee Island; Rent Notice, Solomon Cohen;
Pair Of Spanish Stations for Sale, Appel g.
Schaul: Save Your Eyes DR.. NJ. Schwab &
Son; Water Proof Wagon Covers, j. Gard
ner, E. l. Okarma, the Leading Shsemaker;
Money to Lend G, 3. Whatley; Peaches, w.
G. Cooper; Potatoes, Collins, Grayson s. Co.
CONSULT YOUR OWN INTEREST - Bon
Marche.
A Pc SERB. II. Levy g. Bro
BARGAINs-Leopold Adler.
SPECIAL BARGAINs-At Hogan's.
SHIRT WAIsTs-Meyer & Walsh.
BURGLARS ENTERED-Levy'
DID IT EVER OCCUR?-Byck Bros.
SEE IF THERE Is ANYTHING HERE TO IN
TEREsT YOU-At Gutman's
OUR LINEN Box neutrality-suspicious.
Sloat & Co.
STERLING PIANos-L. & B. s. NH
HANDKERCHIEF TIMEs-Appel & Schaul.
= GRAND SELECTION OF SUMNER WEIGHT
GooDs-Crohan & Dooner.
EDUCATIONAL - Fauquier Institute for
Young Ladies. Warrenton. Va.
PROsPECTERs FOR SUMMER-Krouskon's.
Do You KNOW THAT ALIENS Is THE
BEsT?-Geo. W. Allen & Co.
Surprising FLowER-Fawcett Bros.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTs-Foye &
Morrison.
CHEAP COLUMN ADVERTIsEAIENTs-H Help
Wanted Employment Wanted For Rent;
For Sale Lost; Personal: Miscellaneous
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DANIEL HOGAN.

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
HOGAN S,
The figures below tell the story bettertb.,
any word painting. There is NOTHING cd h
be worked off. All the goods are new and ds
sirable. visit TO the store will amply r..
pay you.
AT
so cents yard,
Black China silk;
reduced from rs csnh,
| rs cents yard,
Black Surah Silk;
reduced from a,
81 yard,
Black SILK crspOn;
reduced from Siso
SO cents yard,
Black Figured China silk;
reduced from ST.
20 cents yard,
Figured China Silk;
reduced from IS cents
SO cents yard,
40-nch Black Taquard Tamise;
reduced from rs cents
SO cents yard,
40-nch Nuns Yelling;
reduced from IS cents.
65 cents yard,
42.inch Silk and Wool Lansdowu,
Reduced from 81.
50.inch silk and Wool Gloria;
reduced from sL2s.
SIS cents yard,
45.inch Atwood Black Henriettas;
reduced from S1.l5.
70 cents yard,
45.inch Atwood Black Henrlettas:
reduced from 81.
rs cents yard,
French Ginghams;
reduced from SO cents.
20 cents yard,
French Ginghams;
| reduced from 40 cents
IL 1.2 cents yard,
Scotch Ginghams;
reduced from rs cents
10 3-4 cents yard,
French Figured Dmities;
reduced from 40 cents
IS cents yard
French Figured Null Muslin;
reduced from rs cents
We show, too, an entirely new line Of
Figured Swiss Muslihs at exceedingly at.
tractive prices.
daniel HOGAN,
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1t would be little out of the ordinary
indeed, circumstance to be commented
upon-if the Senate committee on the
sugar trust investigation should make
unanimous report. Yet it is said the
probabilities are that such report will
be made 1t is understood that the points
of difference between the conclusions of
the republican and of the democratic mem
bers are of only slight and of minor i'm.
portance, and that Chairman Gray and
his democratic associates are willing to
make concessions in order to secure a
unanimous report. After all the political
charges and countercharges that have
been made in connection with tariff re-
vision, unanimous report on the sugar
trust Investigation would be apt to create
surprise and chagrin in some quarters.
Reports TO the freight agents of west
ern railway lines are to the effect that
the western corn crop this year will be
something phenomenal, but that wheat
will be little off. The manager of the
Rock Island road said day or two ago
'If the weather continues favorable, this
years corn crop along our lines will be
more than we can haul for two years.
There has never before been such a show
ing at this time of the year" He esti-
mates that Kansas alone will produce
275, 100000 bushels of corn, which would
be 40,0O0,000 more than the unprecedented
crop of 1885 These facts and figures are
commended to the Albany Herald, the
leader of the Georgia hog and hominy
campaign"
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The figures below tell the story better Than
any word painting. There is NOTHING OF ~
be worked off. All the goods are new and ds
sirable. visit TO the store will amply "a.
pay you.
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lot, which resulted f.. n total Of S0I votes
 cast. of which J. c. Roach had i7s and
 W. NJ. Casey l26. scattering ?. The bal
 lot was made forinsl one.
 IL was voted that the remainder of
 the town committee be made by aecla-
 nation, The committee as selected is
 as follows; James C. Roach chairman.
 James F. Dunn. Patrick Darrigan, Geo. E, Parker. Geo. W. Backes. o, I, Martin was then nominated with
 out opposition. For first selectmen the names of w. E. Hall ard C. Y. Jopcr were placed
 In nomination and It was voted to pro-
 ceed to formal ballot. which resulted in the election of Charles N. Jones for
 frs. selectman by majority of 5i votes. W. F. Hall was also nominated As &c.,
 lcctman. Tho rest of the ticket was made by
 exclamation aud Is as follows: Collector-.R. s. Austin. Trcasurer--L. R. Cook Aasessors-Thomas Doonan and Geo.
 A, Hopson. Registrar of voters--R. D. Perkins, Board Of relief-Thomas Kennedy. George Cook ot YaleBvillc. David Nj. Hall Auditor--Henry L. Hall. School visltor-James J. Redmond. Grand Jurors-John II. Francis, J. J. Myers, Edward Toslle Constables--Jamea ". Mooney, Daniel
 o. Reilly, Roger $. Austin, John Wha- len.
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Pnll'A Wonderland Thearef.

The excellent speciality bill presented at Wonderland this week serves to fill tho pretty hous, at every performance. Astarte. the lady who walks in the air. gives one of the most wonderful performances ever seen at this theater. Although she weighs Ut least li pounds she seems to be as light as feather. and floats from side to side of the stage. The illusion Is so complets that the audience are fairly hushed during the act everyone try ing to ina zine how 1t is done. The Midgeleys are very funny as two kids, and cause many hearty laugh. Bing- ham, the ventriloduist. is very clever, and the whole performance gives the best of satisfaction. Manager Poli an nounces for next week the appearance of Mile. Rialta, the fire dancer. This is the latest sensation in'the way of dane ing, and something wonderful is prom ised.
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Grand Opera Iiouse,

The New Miggs Landing" will bc presented tonight for one performance only. ,t,3
 Those who have seen Mugs Land- ing" will not forget the old sojer" |" This season the part is played by the srotesdue dancing comedian. MT. Joseph Stondish.
 Brothers Byrne. the evsr-powerful and we'll known pantominists. will apear in their comedy success, Flight Belts" tomorrow evening and Saturday af- ternoon and evening, In presenting Eight Bells" over $15,000 has been eX- pended in new scenery. mechanical tricks and elegant paper. It is one of the best and most complete pantomimic comedies on the stage. The reputa tion gained has been through hard and faith full work and flor this reaTon the Brothers Byrne have been able to keep the confidence of the people. Eight Bells" will be startling revelation in stage-craft.
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WALLTNGFORD.

l
 Tho Agricultural Fair Yesterday-TheT Trot-
 ting-The D mncratic Caucus Last Night l -Ccming Weddings.
 There was a large attendance at the opening of the agricultural fair yester- day on the East Center street park. The various exhibits were very fine,
 The 2:4o class. purse s20o, had six starters. The winner of the first place was Minnie w., from the Middlefield Air Line stock farm, who won three straight heats, after coming in second in the first heat. Sophie Johnson, owned by Pam Lowe of Waterbury, was sec ond Starmont, N. r. Ingraham, third. Time, 2;sSX. 2:sea4. 2:3eA, 2:3SN. The half mile running race was won by W. A. Penfield's horse who took two straight sheats in 1A and minute. To-day's. races promises to be inter- esting ones. The entries have already been published in Tuesdays Courier |" | The wedding of Dr. Y. B. Coudert and Miss Clara Perkins will occur on We'd nesday. October 10. at 5:30 D. nl., in St. Pauls church.
 Four more weddings yet to be an nounced will occur here early in October.
 The second entertainment and dance given by the Children of Mary" will occur Friday evening iii the ar1nory
 The delegates to the democratic con- gressional convention in Middletown to- day are ". M. Casey, P. E. Darrigan, J. T. Kimberly and Nicholas Downey.
 The scholars at the high school will go to Hanover after the close of school this afternoon for an outing. ,--,.
 Colonel and r is. booked for the opera house this evening.
 The schools closed yesterday after noon to allow the scholars to attend the fair. nv '. 4
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Woods of soutl, Colony street have a nine pound boy that arrived yesterday morning.
 The name of G. K. Darlington is fa- yorably mentioned for the position of collector on the republican ticket.
 D. P. Griswoid caught twenty-six blackfish that weighed forty. pounds off Westbrook yesterday! @ cI :.
 1OWdTu htl oAA IsdlpA hG6lGT start for Philadelphia Friday night. <
 Rosemary hall will open on Tuesday, October 3. a-. 4
 The bay stallion, staninal, of the Air Line stock farm of Middlefeld. will try a mile to beat 2:2O on the Center street track this afternoon.
 . There were fully eight hundred pres- ent at the democratic caucus last even- ing. J. e. Roach was chairman and Edward Heineman secretary. < The first business was the election of the chair man of the town committee. The name of W. M. Casey was presented by T. F. Paden and seconded by H. F. Hall. The. name of c. Roach was presented by s. E. Hotchkiss and seconded by B. A. Treat . The caucus then procssAsd to bal-.
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Beat Estate.

DESIRABLE
 EURNisiiEl rooms. al! modern eonyen- l fences, sig It, ts WALL STREET.
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Baseball at W!estville.

The Yale baseball team will play the Edegewood team a. the WestvilIo grounds Saturday afternoon at o'clock. This will be the only game the Yale team will play this fall The battery for the iEdgewood team will be sedgwick, pitcher and Bren. nan, catcher. 3!ea
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Probate Court, District of New Haven, ss.,

Probate Court, District of New Haven, ss.l
 September a6th, l8s4. 1 UPSTATE of SARAH l.. ACCEPT, late of lA New Haven. fin said district, deceased. Upon application of Elza Il. DayY, tt. porting to De the last will and testament of said d, ceased may be proved, approve, d. lowed and admit ei 10 probate, as ptr aplli- cation on file more fully appears, itis
 ORDERED-That said application be card at New Haven, in said district, on the 3d day of October, A. D. 1884, at 10 n'clocx in the forenoon. and that nottce be given of the pendency of ga d application and ftle time and same three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said district.
 A. HEATON ROBERTSON. s21 3t ,lu 'ge If said Court
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F(lR. RENT

A LOVELY corner apartment. steam A heated. perfect in all appointments, complete janitors service. e4@5 per year.
 JOHN GAY, Normandfe. cor York s2l If and George, or ll3i Chapel street
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED house, desirably located in II western part Of the city, very near two car lines; house has unusual sun exposure, modern convenences in perfect order and Is fully furnished l2 rooms. Address
 sS2tf WRIGHT, Post Ofice
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FOR RENT,

HOCSE 142 Portsea street. rooms, i'm. IL prOvements. House l39 Portsea street, rooms. Flat, 379 Howard avenue, [ room ms improvements. Apply
 127 ORANGE STREET, s?4 It corner Chapel, room l.
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COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES.


 COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES. THE Comunittee on Ordinances will meet In l Room 10 and Il, City. Hall, on Friday, Sept. ss, 1894. ut sp. m, for the purpose Of consld- cring the following matters:
 The proI os d. ordinances to regulate the speed and equipment of electric cars.
 Petition of E. F. Mersicx ct al. for an ordi- nan ;e restricting the salo of fireworks in the city.
 Communication of Ills Honor the Mayor recommel. ding that section 2!l of the ordi- nancrs of the ctv of New Havon in refer en @ to come tny priyy vaults or cesspools with sewers ba amended by striking out the words 'lo the acceptance of the board ot pub lie works" and suustituting therefor tue words ito the approval or the plumbing in- spector and to the acceptance of the oard of h. auh." -,. . Communi" "atcn of His Honor the Mayor rec Lmmenuiag Il revision of the ordinant c; concerning buildings.
 All persons interested in any of the forego- ing arc hereby notlfed to appear and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Attest: EDWARD A. STREET, s2, 2t . =. Assistant City Clerk
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BEST RENTS

TN city. SIS and $s), all appointments and l conveniences artistic mo1el homes, en- six rooms, verandas, balconies, bath rooms. ranges, hot and cold water. gas, etc., nicely decorated select families only; State street cars. Apply
 auls If 2s7 FERRY. COR. ENGLISH.
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TWO connect ng rooms, nicely furnished, 4 with private blth, for gentlemen, ip strictly private family.
 s24 7t' fS9 ORANGE STREET.
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Sale of seats now open.
 Saturday, September 20. Peter F. Daley and his company. direc, from the Hollis street theater. Boston, will appear In his famous play. County Sport" Among the company are May Irwin, J. c. Sparks, Ada Lewis. An drew Mack.
 Sale Of seats now open.
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k(lR. RENT

IN West Haven. three pleasant unturnished l. rooms, suitable for housekeeping, one block from steam car station and electric CTS: with barn, if desired. Enquire corner Washington avenue and George street. West Haven s,3 ott
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TN private family. pleasant room. with A board, for man ana wife, or two gentle men; also table board; location central.
 sll 1T Address DAY Courier office
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HOUSE v Wall street 10 rooms. ptrfcct IL oraer prlvi ege of renting rooms d. lowed to responsible ptrty, if desi. d. Apply
 ss1 It Roo 1, I2. ORANGE STREET
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FOR SALE,

TN Lake Place, two new brick houses, mot- l ern improvements, l3 rooms; also build. iEs lots. J. D. PLUNKETT.
 upl4tt 49 Church street, Rooms.
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DEATHS.

FEEHAS-In this city, Sept, aJ, after lin- g,rlns illness, Mary. widow of the late Jef- T, eniinh Eeehsn. aged si years.
 Funeral Friday morning from the residence oi Eaward s' an. & Whiting street, Mass at St. Mafys tuurch. Tine of funeral In evening papers. IF wiudom, Minp., pa- pers please topy.
 BqsTwick-septembcr aatb. of pneumonia, yuia A.. Bostwlck. wife of theltte Charles BJstwick. Funeral at the residence Of ger sister. MrS. Willis Hemingway, Norta Ouinnipiao st., n Eair Haven, Friday at l:5Op. m. t bushNELL-In tbis clty. September goth' v. Henry Bushnell, aged 82 yoars.
 Funeral services wifi bo held from his latc residence, 3ll Ferry street, Friday, septeni- Der 2, at 23l o'clock. 3t
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TO LET.

TO LET, INRONT uifice, lGa Orange street. U s!i ,tt E. B. BOWDITCH.
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FOR RENT,

MENTAL parlors and operating rooms, No.
 D Elm street, cor. state second story front. The finest suite in the city, formerly occupied by Drs. Fuller and Wilmot for past fifteen years, with all modern convenienoes, in peri ect order possession given immedi- ately. Apply on premises. s29 If
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FOR RENT, LNIRST floor, six rooms, aui one on third, V all Improvements and " convenient
 3s5 SHERMAN AVENUE, . s-t:IfS ...--' near Wuallev
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=
 FOR RENT
FOR RENT,

CN rooms, first floor, hot and cold water D at 1la EAST PEARL < STREET,
 sI Itt near iran venue.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

- rON hENl,
 INlRsT and second floors. suitable for s.ual I fam.lic'. coated on Dwight street.
 .S.u II lnQuIrG ut Tb HOWE STREET.
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00lants.

 One Cent Word each insertion, five cents n Word for n full Week, seven times.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROUNIS 'INO rent. Il ,e an on suite, pest in the Il city. s,i :,ts f rLM STR EC
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WANTED.
WANTED,

. WANTED, SiTuA1iON by competent girl in gen era Cnce. Address,
 s2t IT. i3S DEWITT STREET
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EilTo RENT
E(lR. RENT

FOR RENT, TWO front rooms, connecting, furnishei. 1 sN Sts Apply at 2i HOVE STREET.
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WANTED,

WANTED, SITUATION by competent girl in general o b usswork: btstr ferences. In9ufre ST -ts Isl PETNAM STREET
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WANTED

WANTED, Rf competent young man. situation ss .l) Janltor, waiter. or take care of furnaces: best reference. Address <:72ts liU ST. JOHN STREET
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ENrERT.lINafENTs.
Hypsrioa.

Mir Augustin paly's famous comedy company will appear this evening. presenting "A Night on" It Is a 1t. tie late to enter into detaild concerning n farce which has so often been present. cd here. but it may be stated that IL is vne Of the funniest and brightest "t all the many little pieces which Mir, Daily produced in such rapid succession few years ago. The following Is the cast:
 Justinian Rabbit .....Mr. James Lewis Harry Damask ....Mr. Francis Carlyle Jack Mulberry ....Mr. Herbert Gresham Lord Mulberry ....Mr. Charles Leclerca Prowl................Mr. George Lcsolr Mrs. Zantippa Babbitt ..,.........
 ......,............,M Mrs. c. Ii. Gilbert Nlsbe ................Mi Miss Percy Haswell Angelica Damask Miss Laura Hansen Susan .............M .Misr Catherine Lewis Maria ............ Miss Sophia Hoffman Marcus Brutus Snap .. Mir. Henry DiXcy
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WANTED

WANTED, X GOOD timer. DISLEY & wEYAND. h s21 3tt Waterbury, Conn.
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HOBBiNG jeweltr, accustomed to new c work also apprentice boy to learn trade. s24 4t Apply 80 CHAPEL ST, room lT.
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WANTED, nNE toolmnscr nni oue machinst, first o e'ass men 1,mly App::y, sto onee. sa7as W,i yIiU Iootd MrS CSo.. S..
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FOR RENT, FURNISHED house iu Bishop street, first I from Waitncy avenue. Apply on promises. t2t ,t
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WkNrt.'r,
WANTED
WAN rEIl

SlIt AIlON by young girl for second work - or general housework in small family Call at present place,
 S2' lt l62 YORK STREET
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WANnEn

WANTED, 11LACE In small family to do sccond work Il pr assist in ycneral houscwork. Address tEI llf j. this otIic.
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

SlX rooms on second floor fin housc K, George street. Inquire of D. A. BLAKES- LEE, 51i George street. sll If
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FOR GAI.E.

A FlRSf-class farm; would exchange fer ~ clty prropcr.y iuqn!rc of F. A. pQoIiT. TILE. office New Haven Wheel Co. s25 sfs
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- WANTED,
 \ CTlNE Jaleamcn to handle our line, uJ "A Pedfling, Salary s per month and eI- psnses Ihii 10 all. Goods entire now. Ap- ply quickly. P. Q. UOX hlns
 WIS tnu sd Boston, Mase.
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FOR RENT, SEVEN rooms. Ia st, John street, improve o Uenis adults. Enquire g, .ts G1 TEMPLE srREkT.
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TO RENI, A HANDSOMELY furnished front room. A m White House Flats,
 sJt GRAND AVENUE, nu3l 1T second floor, right.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-04-06

,lunr ita worst In that section Of the
State. since n aIight drclin~ il
reported from Shreveport this
moi ming, and, unless reinforced ~
heavy rains, the stage 1T that point
should decline quite rapidly within
the week, since the upper Rel u
falling rapidly 1T Fulton -a''"ut
twelve feet in the past TEN days.
The rains reported durins the
week were ~ follows: New Or.
leans .2S of an inch Sh6evrIor
II. Alexandria .63. D,nxl,ls"Rv willie
80. Cou.hatta g.. Melville go.
M"nr"~ l 20. G,rard 80. D-lh, rs.
Present i"dications p"iut to light
s.attr,ed showers ~ the State to.
day anil until Wednesday. To bs'
t"lloW~d Ivy n period Oi r"olrr AM
fair weather, With warm weatheI
towards thu ~n.l of the week.
ROBERT 4. kERKAN,
Director.
New Orleans. April ;, 1894.