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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
MRS. ]. r. ALLEN AS AN ARTIST.
Her substantial Compliment from n Sta
,io,ery TIrm-Tobacco Acreage.

WILSON, n. c.. April 5-CSpeclal.)-
Nrs ]. II. Allen. wife OF Mr.. j. II. Allen,
NJ .o,r town has been the recipient OF q
merited and substantial compliment. She
has bcen offered slO0 a month by Holm
worth. Perlage. & Cogwell. Of savannah
"a 10 hand-engrave cards for their sta
,ionerv establishment In Savannah. They
cav that Mrs. Allen prepares the neatesl
ana most artistic card that they have eNfl
need and IL a rapid seller. The friend'
of Mrs. Allen are highly pleased at thin
recognition OF her genius.
CAPTAIN T.. NJ. Pace. who has just re-
,rrne1 from a business trip through Pitt
ard Greene counties, says that the acreage
,n tobacco this year in those counties
win be about twice as large as last year
me Wilson county crop Will be- about the
enc ae last year. Captain Pace Is an
al ,obacco dealer. and Is looking forwar.
90 a big tobacco trade the coming season
AR ". l.. Cantwcll. one OF the proprie'
,ors ~ the Wilson Advance. returned last
niebt from a weeks jaunt In Tennessee
Air Henry BlOunt. the celebrated lee.
,vr.r who has made such "A biz reputation
4, Tho West for the last six months, vii
annear I'm Wllson April 18TH, on whlct
AZ he will deliver his famous lecture
"pevond the Alps Lies Italy The pro
ce.de Of the lecture will 20 toward buying
hooks for the graied-schOol library.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
The BOARD EMPLOYS wADDlLL.


The Republican - Congressman 80 Fight
the >mither's Precinct Injunction.
TIE lIuuco Board OF Supervisors met
e. The County Court yesterday morning
and rcsclnJed The resolution adopted by
them az their last meeting appointing a
committee 60 confer wiki Commonwealth
Attorney Sands iu reference % The board :
defence against the injunction sued out
b. Mcssrs. Beverage & BristoW, counsel
for certain taxpayers. restraining the
board from appropriaung any funds IA
compensation for Mr. Guigon as prOsecu-
tor ~ The alleged election frauds It,
Smithcrs Precinct.
Arcr considerable discussion the follow
ing resolution was adopted W lieu of the
one rescinded. Mcssrs Southwark, Brow n.
ing. and Sheppard voting for and Mr..
Hechler against It:
Resolved. That the board do EN-.
Il0y and pay counsel TO repre-
Bent "a In said Injunction suit, and that
the chairman or any member Of the board
execute such legal papers as may be pre-
pared by the counsel - employed BY II.
PROCEEDINGS POSTPONED.
The Injunction proceedings came up be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
Polk Miller Captures Raleigh.

RATEIGH. \. @ April j.--(SpeciaI)-
Polk Miller completely captured Raleigh
tonight. His entertainment was delightful
and nothing ever heard here has won more
APPLAUSE. lie was gracefully introduced
bv Postmaster Charles VI. Bushee, and
for two hours kept his large and truly
representative audience in roar. After
the close be- was given an Informal re-
Ception.
Rev. Or. ". $. Greasy, Of Charlotte,
accents an invitation To- preach the bac-
calaureatr sermon before the Asricultu-
raj and Mechanical college here June
nth
The railways will b. asked 70 make a
cent-a-miic rat" 10 Raleigh May Zlst ON
the occasion of thu laying OF the corner
stone Of the Confederate monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
FRANK RoCERsS BAD ACCIDENT.
Dragged by II Frightened Colt and Sc
Nereiy Injured Internally.

CRAFTSMANSHIP, VA. April B.
Especial IAN accident which may yet
prove fatal on yesterday befel Frank
Rogers. "a lS-year-old son Of Mr.. John
Rogers. lie was leading colt with "a
half-lnch rope tied around It's neck. The
end Of the rope held by him had loop
In #. and The idea occurred 10 NM 10
slip the moose over his head, which he
did. and il became fastened around his
waist. As was T. be- expected. the colt
took fright and ran away. dragging the
boy over rough ground for go yards, when
a telegraph pole was reached. the horse
running on one side and the boy being
dragged on the other. So rapidly was the
horse running that when the rope struck
the pole the boy was whrled around It
once or twice. and the rope parted. He
was unconscious when help arrived, but
soon regained consciousness. His physi-
clan fears internal Injuries. and cannot
yet tell what the result will be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
THE CRUISE Of THE CHESAPEAKE.
Arrival of Governor O'Fcrrall ana Party
at Fort Monroe-SaiIed Last Night.

FORT MONROE. VA. April 5.-(Spe-
iaI)-Governor OFerral and party, con-
sisting Of Colonel Morton Marye. Auditor;
Captain j. b. Baylor OF the United States
Consistency; u. c. Zollicoffer clerk of
the Board on the Chesapeake and It's Tri-
butaries; Captain r. :. Doyle. and Master
John Il. Danforth, arrived here on the
r. f.. V. train this evening. Captain
Hudgins commander Of the oyster-gun-
boat Chesapeake, met the party at the
station The Chesapeake is lying at anchor
here. Colonel Frank. United States army,
commander OF Fort Monroe, called upon
the Governor rendering courtesy and hos
pitality After supper the Governor and
marty will sail in the CT. sapeake for the
south end Of Tangier Island. Early TO-
morrow the cruise will begin through
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
\ Forenoon Marriage.

Miss Sarah Y. Newell daughter Of Nj.
!. NJ. Newell, the wcll-known contractor
and builder. was married yesterday
morning 10 Mr.. Henry W. HOuchns note
clerk at the Planters National Bank.
The wedding occurred i'm the parlors Of
the home Of the brides parents. No.
lrO6 Floyd avenue. Rev. Or. W. J. Young.
OF Park-PIace church, officiating. The
bride was attircd in travelling suit
OF ashes Of roses, and carried a handsome
b,uouet of brides roses and lilies of the
valley.
Thr young couple took the noon train
for a northern tour. and viii be gone
atout ten DAYS. They were the recipients
~ MANY handsome presents Messrs. Il.
B. Bowlcs ami K. J.. Chenery acted as
ucnerg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1894

Tangler and Pocomoke sounds over the
water upon which the late disturbances
with the oyster pirates have taken place.
Senator Stubbs, Of Gloucester. who was
IN have Joined the party here. has not yet
reported. Governor O'Ferrall Is provided
with accurate maps OF all the Tangier and
pocomoke waters. and this cruise viii
nroyIde all geographical data necessary
Tor full understanding OF the disputes
"a 10 ownership and boundaries OF the
RANGER and Pocomoke oyster-beds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
Mr.. Ensdick,s New Novel.

Mrs Gertrude Christian-Fosdick' dangh-
ter az Judge Joseph Christian. and form
crly OF this city. has completed novel,
which will be published about the 10Th of
his month. The book is entitled. ont
nf Urb.nia. \ story Of Student-iAfe in
paris The tale deals with a phase Of
life ia part OF Paris niue Known 10
IN, outside world but which Is essen
tally the region Of romanceS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
Meath or C,ptain Ecdwood's Daughter

Lily Vertner Redwood. whose death is
announced I'm this issue Of the Dispatch
was the oldest daughter Of Captain John
a Redwood. of Steamer Company No
! Richmond Fire Department.
She was in many respects renarkapif
child. She exhibited In her earliest enid
h.o1 great brilIiancy Of mind. and made
rari5 urorress in literary attainments al
school CARRYING off every medal for which
she was contestant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, April 5.-No auction
offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales. Fillers. .: smokers, 81
Wrappers 9: lugs. Z; darks, l6; Burley,
S. Total, 1913 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes. $l12N tobacco, S,2C9is. Total
SJ,ii2j9
Dark loose sales to-day, 'io pounds,
and Jc. highest price
Bright loose breaks to-day were small.
but generally very satisfactory. Prices
ranged very good. and while same are
unchanged. they appear 10 be somewhat
iirmer. Quality OF offerings was poor as
usual. with only a Few lots OF good de-
sirable cOlory tobacco on sales.
Some. little inquiry for Burleys was
noticeable to-day.
Mr.. \. T. Patterson, Of Petersburg, Va,
was here to-day.
Mr. +. ". Krlele. with L. X. Victor
& CO.. after living here. for Two year
and making many friends in this trade
and city, leaves Tor his home. IN cue
tcrsloh, Westfolia, Germany, tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
Runaway on seventeenth Street.

4 horse hitChed 10 wagon, and driven
Nv "a colored man became frightened at
an electrician on SeNenieehlh street yes
tar.lav afternoon, and running of, threw
,be driver from the vehicle violently 10
tho ground The driver was painfully
ini,,rcl on one Of his legs. Mr. Harri-
SON Noting. who was walking along
me street at the time. was knocked down
and severely bruised about the face, and
th. horse badly hur'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06

lecture. under the auspices OF the
st Johns chapter Of the Brotherhood oil
-. Andrew, viii be- delivered In the DITCH
chapel in 81. Johns churchyard. to-
night. The lecture will be given by Mr.
j. +. jackson. Subject. THE Outlook
for the People and Country" The pub
Dc are cordially invited TO attend. Ad'
mission viii bc free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
BURNED TO DEATH.
Two Little Children AT Glade Springs the
Victims of Flame.

LYNCHBURG. VA, April The fol-
lowing was received here to-day from Bris-
fol. Tenn: Two little children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark, who reside neav Glade
Springs, Va, We're burned 20 death yes
teriay. The 8ther and mother were al
the barn when they heard them screaming.
and when they reached the house they
discovered the youngest child lying on the
floor. its clothing burned off and Its body
cooked into crisp. Standing over the
corpse was the older child with the cruel
flames playing over its body. In u very
few seconds It too. lay dead. IL Is
thought that the older child met its death
I'm an effort to save the younger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
pronerty Transfers.

Richmond: Edward Hall ana wire 10
Clarence Peyton 20 feet on west SIDE Oh
81. Paul street between Coutts ana feoe-
raj. $3.50
Henrico: Daniel Donovan and wife to
Richard -. Donovan. IS feet on north
side Of Littlepage street, s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
M Enith In the Kep0rt.

The Chesapeake and ONO people 90
not put any faith In the report received
b. telegraph from Atlanta 'hat the HneS
Ia the Southern Railway ana steamship
Association have been instructed by Com
missioner stalman to boycott their road
for cutting rates against lines that are
members OF that association. They say
they have not cut rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April >, 1894.
OFFERINGS. -Wheat, lass bushels Corn
White, 6O4 bushels.
SALEs.-Wheat 2,ieS bushels. Corn-"hite'
600 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat. longberry. 6la63c.
mixed, 60a63c.; ehortbetry. 60a63c.; No. =. red
B2aG2Lc. Corn W hite Virginia (bag lots, 44]ta
4)c.; No. white, 4iI1c. No. Z mixed f3tes'
oats, winter. for seed, 36a3sc.; No. mixed
3d1Sa31c.; No. 3 mixed. 3Ja3dc. Rye, o3aotc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
ANNA ORANGE IMPLICATED.
Davenport Makes u Confession About the
Cam Robbery and Attempted Murder.


PETEESBURG. VA, April 5.-(Special)
The two negroes. Andrew Davenport ana
John Orange. charged with burglary and
the attempted murder Of Mr.. Thomas
Cam in Noitoway county, near Crewe.
some weeks ago. were taken from the
iaiI Of this city and carried 10 Nottoway
Courthouse for trial this morning by
Sheriff Samuel Hurt ana two guards.
These men were brought here for safe
keeping los order Of the Judge Of MOTTO
way county for fear that an attempt
would be made to lynch them If Kept IN
Nottoway county.
This morning before being taken from
iaU The negro Davenport who had pre-
Niously cXon.Tated Orange from COMPILE
city in the crime. made confession 70
sheriff Hurt IN which he seriously I'M
Ulicatcd Anna Orange. the VIII" or MS
fellow prisoner, declaring that she was
the nsticator Of the burglary, ana re-
cDivrd most Of the property stolen from
Mr.. Cam, as her reward. lie further de-
clarci that John Orange was with him
ON the night of the burglary and kept
watch while he went into Mr.. Cam 8
house. that he Davenport shot Cam
for fear that he would Dee recognized. and
that h. would plead guilty To these
charges whom arraigned for tria! ana
throw himself on the mercy Of the court
Davenport was shot ana wounded while
trying 10 escape from his guards when
ON the way To the county jail, but says
he can etill feel the bullet moving in
his abdomen The woman Anna Orange
was probably arrested in Nottoway to-
day ON Dayonports confession.
DAVENPORT GETS EIGHTEEN
YEARS.
CREWE. VA. April 5.-(Speclal)-The
fury in the case of Andrew Lee Daven-
port jcolorcdD. charged with the robbery
and shooting Of Mr.. Thomas Cam rem
dered verdict Of guilty late last eve
ming. fixing the punishment At eighteen
years in the penitentiary. The trial OF
John Orange for the like offence viii take
place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06

fore Judge Wexford yesterday and Mr.
William II. Sands appeared TO represent
the Board Of Supervisors. Judge Edmund
Waddill came into court shortly after the
case was called and announced that he
had been engaged 60 represent the board,
and upon his motion the hearing was In
definitely postponed. Mr.. Sands retired
from the case.
Aftor this action had been taken Mcssrs
Southwark. Browning. and Sheppard were
met on Main street by a Dispatch man,
and in reply 20 query propounded by
him. announced that Judge Waddil had
NOT been employed 10 represent the
board but that they were then on their
way 70 his Office FOR the purpose OF en-
gacinc him.
Mr Bcycr.dgc said yesterday that the
reinforcement suited his clients; that as
long as the case hung fire the Temporal
~ Injunction which has already been
granted held good. III" said he. I'VE
lose The case IN the Circuit Court we
rropos, to light It through the Supreme
CourL'
LIKELY TO LAST LONG.
The case from present indications. IL
d.stircl o. drag its weary length through
months and II IS more than probable
that The expense 10 tho county will great
Is exceed tho amount Involved in the
appropriation.
Mt Hcchler chairman Of the board,
was opposed 90 the appropriation from
th. start while Mr. Southwark, the only
Republican member Of the board. has
warmly champi1ncl the move. Judge
Aal.Il &C. atauuch Republican.
Cowmouwealth'S-Nu Sands had
arranged for the boards legal defence
Without cost. but the body preferred to
select JOS own counsel
ELECTORAL BOARD ORGANIZING.
Tl new county Electoral Board, COM
posed of Messrs Pope. Lewis and Boyer
convened at the county courthouse yes
t.rIly for the purposc of enecting a
permanent organization.
A.r Pop. called the meeting to order
.lI SIR Lewis was elected chairman
anil Nr Boyer secretary. The board al
...rrea - meet AGAIN next Monday NJ
g. o'clock. when Judges Of election and
registrars VIII Doe appointed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
CloeinS Bids.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE. MD. April 5.-Nortnerh
Central stock. IS. bid Baltimore ana ONO
Southwestern second incomes. y. askeu I,
do. third incomes. sasA; Consolidated
Gas bonds, ii5i.. asked; do. stock, 6o'sg
e,A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
ASLEEP AND DRUNK ON THE TRACK
Ben Wray Run Over by "a Freight Train
ProbabIy Fatally Injured.

GREENSBORO. y. C., April 5.-(Spe-
c,al1-Benjamn Wray. a negro man,
was run over by freight train near
Cibsonvillc. in this county. at 1890 this
morning. and probably fatally injured.
He was drunk and had laid down on the
track. where ~ had gone to sleep. The
cow-catchcr Of the engine cut deep
gosh on his head, and he was otherwise
injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
DAVENPORT GETS EIGiiIh EN
YEARS
IMPOSSIBLE TO ELECT ALL.
some of Them VIII surely Get Left -
DccIination Withdrawn.

PETERSBURG, VA, April j.-lSpecial)
If one listens ~ the boasts Of the irl'HuS
of the several candidates for municipal
Offices he will almost be convinced that
both Of the candidates for Common
wealths Attorney. all three Of the aspi-
rants for the position of Commissioner
Of the Revenue. ana both of the candl-
dates for High Constable VIII b. elected
There seems to be no doubt, however
that the race for these Offices will be
rather close.
Mr.. f. Eufnn. q well-known young citi-
zen, was married this evening at the
residence of the brides parents. on liar-
rison street. 10 Miss Dina Pulley, Rev
4 l. FriStOp officiating
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
RECOVERING

Mr. Henry keefer, one OF the best
PLAYERS in the Petersburg club. IS Just
recovering from q sever. spell Of illness.
Nessrs w S. McCance and d. j. BaN-
ter. after first announcing themselves as
Democratic candidates for the Common
Council from First Ward, ana then de-
clining To make the fight. have been
induced 10 Withdraw their declnation.
Calls have been made In this ward upon
Captain l.. a. Goodwin ana Mr.. ). NJ
Ncwcomb formerly Republican members
Of the Council, and who served the CITY
well TO become candidates independent
of party. and they have consented.
The Altoona Baseball Club, Of the
Pennsylvania State League. will play 4
game with the home team tomorrow.
and a large crowd wiz doubtless witness
the game Foreman and Crooks will be
the battery for the Petersburg team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
FINANCIAL.
TO SAVE MONEY.
OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

All persons who have resolved 10 save Sone-
thing during tue year OF 1894 are invited 10 con-
slider the desrab.lity OF the lnstalment stock OF
THE OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, which IL sold under the follow
ing regulations: A subscriber pays 81 per snare
as an entrance tee, and every month tnereaftcr
sixty cents per share. To illustrate: TAXING
ten shares the subscriber would pay an entrance
fec OF $40, and then every month thereafter
would pay sd. During seven years the snoscr'-
Der would pay In s50S, aai 10 IL estimated mat
az the end OF that period bis ten shares van %
worth In cash 81 900, payable on demand
TO INVESTORS.
Aupersons contemplating investments Tor tne
year 1884 are invited 10 consider the desire
bility OF tho stock OF the OIL DOMINION
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, which
rs sold at $50 per share, paying per cent an
nual cash interest, payable setni-annualy, IN.
iii maturity upon the amount invested
This stock presents tho rare CON animation OF
handsome returns with security as absolute -
any known Investment
call or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
s23 east Main street,
Chamber OF Commerce Building, Richmond. Va
j. TAYLOR ELLysoS, PRESIDENT.
NORMAN V. RANDoEyH, Vice President.
Directors: j. TAYLOR ELLYsoS. JOHN = BIZ
LETT, JOHN b. PukcELL, n. V. RANDOLPH fkAsA
4. SIrTOS. mn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money, Bonds. stocks. Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton, de-. and the
Weather Indications.

f WASHINGTON. d. G., April o.
truD Forecast for Virginia and North
'''' Carolina: Generally fair weather {;
slightly colder; north winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06

Cash quotatlohs. FIouI frn, WIN IocdI
demand: foreign bids below the prices
OF shippery Wheat, 6si,e.; No. red.
Pork. sl2,i5al2l7ls. lard. N.l5QI:3 RIBS.
So i5fiSi7H Shoulders, 6.S7l14e. liza. Sides.
$500. shorts. t.a7,s8S.50. Whisky. S.la.
CHICAGO LIvE-SroCK MARKET.
UNION sTocK-YoRDs. ILL. April
5.-Cattle-Receipts 3000 head; market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

POKI OF RICHMOND, AFkIL ., 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steamer POcahontas, Deyo. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers; irwin Weisiger, supern-
teDdent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL o, 1894.
ARRIVED.
British steamship Hurona, Liverpool
British steamship Chatned, Liverpool
B.it,sh steamship nanawha, Liverpool
SAILED.
Schooner A. J. Pardee. Boston.
Schooner j. l.. Reghier Boston.
Schooner J. ID. Dowell, Allyn's Point
Schooner Alfred Brabrook, Newburyport
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
The WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY

was clear and WARM.
The sky at Midnight was cloudless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06

BALTIMORE, Aoril 5.-Beef Cattle The mar
ket IL n SHADE higher, with light run and fairly
gooa ,.emand :. best beeyes, 4tSajc.: generally
rated Grst quality. 4aiSic. medium, 3s3lSc.
ordinary, 2s3c. most sales at from 3 20 Ave.
Receipts, s27 head. Salor, 1aO head. Tho re-
ce,nts OF sheep and lambs were j,75S head
sheep, 2a4c. lambs, 2a7l3c.
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Ncm Onbl,railoMs.
IIYPATI.A:

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WHO WAS LOST AND Is FOUND.

Novel. By Mrs orIrHANT. Ap'hor y sir T. her,'s
Fortune" 'Cnronicles - Cafilngfasi" HAIR,
Josceiyn." ETC. Post $40. Cloth Ornamental 81 80.
An only tho scapesrac~ chni - Scotch wid ".
away from DIS duh home. ani sani.hes from bog
world f'r nnecn y"ars She long, or him saves Or h.
canon,es Am 70 her Imagination A. ia'f'ya,e nih. 70
warning Dc rs'urna-a ehric; thinking r.ic-mannei~l
being DIS e'a'iemlnh.ot nawel Dis character what hl.
mother alf., a' a''. apparently 90 outlaw. pro,', d
cim.na, su.a re t.s sr.ar situation fau of
dramatic po..bIu's. pr,'n'ei In o.. 'arer r..,. q
rnis ho.'a Book chat contains m.sr action uan n usual
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raChcr5.

, VAR or ,nf-,1r ,vr.rierc~I tutor. wishes private
n F.f..g College sp'c.A4i, lisHesN 'e'e'-
,r...' tl.rcss YALE. E.1 :. Tribune once.
<,rpNAN anu FRENCH. ~ graduate OF herman h.l
u ,.-.n.n ua long e,pererc simple. progressNs
,,.,tod. coaching Sof columbia Yale Harvard sp,Ily
.lsr..S University. Tribune Iptovr ONCE. l-'- way
,.-ANrtp lHNEDI hTELY Teachers Lni"~ Teacher
W German French. art Or school tea' hrr
.,. .i.y school several goSerr"ss"S Miss M
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Cununs Ataoem,es.

,>rrp MkcGKEGOE'S Mendelssohn Rooms
\ 10, VEST 18Th ST.
p-t,,.o icss0ns ma cilsses dancing every day
,,,.r,., ..to.s ,rApEMY iG2 East 35ih-st-Quar,er
L g. .~f.,t. Lessons any hour. 81 class tickets az
80, BE-. e'rt.nl.uee Esifl select pr. aie classes
~ GEORGE DoDWohrh -, ,.,,.r,, ,,rx,.r
t,rns saturday o-' irr ooh. lass ana private lessons
Mons class I'ec. inter RI 'n'w). tn" Anstri1'n.