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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-10

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u" i'o'i Scii''' ehi'oreh III
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lib Nj. H. Miller has returned
AVN S"'o'"a'
hX'lrcaSurcr FRANK German, Of
hnmb"ldt county is booked for n po-
si'ion III the Mint.
Now TINT it is lawful to catch trou
n the Humboldt river, look out for
IN usual hsh stories.
The Railroad Telegraphers have
elected Walker v. Powell, OF Wichita,
Kansas, Grand Chief Photographer.
General j. B. Weaver has been
nominated M the Populist candidate
for Congress Of the Seventh Iowa dis.
trct,
Phil. Trplett. foreman OF the INDIE.
PENDENT office, left for the Midwinter
Fair today. Lander Taber takes his
case during his absence.
Henry George has declared himself
in favor Of woman suffrage. He says
he has been married a good MANY
yours ana iH not di"p"sea 10 dispute
INC superiority women
The Post Ofhcc Department has
ordered that letter -h shall bc drop.
ped from oil words ending with
burg. Nowburg, N. T., which has
'.h' iinrriH' ION Oh inc ih.e ootec'-
81 ii"'rir' h"S "pPi'en LOT io''erH
u'"ani'''",'o OH MS '"'hor I"
'".'' Ahe value o''h' "S'"'e ""'S
not eNoeei el'"oV'
oakland IimcR;--DE WITT TALM'
ACE In lectuting on "T1Io Bright Side
OF Things Tho things That he likes
To SEQ tho bright side OF are the
haIr:dollara taken n ut the door.
In Missouri the farmers orc busy
gathering cinch bugs and Bending
thcm to Lawrence Kansas, to DO in
"culated wlthcinch'bug cholera, They
hope TO get rid OF the pest when their
injected insectH como back.
Tho TREASURY abatement phows TINT
tho oxpeud;tnrcs for the eleven
months NJ Tim fscol war which
will end Juno 3Oth nro sG2. 900, 900 in
excess Of the receipts for the same
period.
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linn ~ ,ho ,rmnr ,Io,o ,rouls o"vs
tbn Donyo- Mas, ono wnnL1 nm.
nos, tho rlo,ca !, orcs,;nn worc
c,mr,soa ~ nrn,ootod Amor;oor
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-10

In tho District Court OF tho State OF
Nevada. in and for the County of
Eiko.
rho Elko-Tuscarora Mercantile Com
pany, a Corporation, plaintiff,
against 5. Warren Crosse, Anna NJ.
Cross and y. Morrison. ~defcndants.
Action brought in the DISTINCT Court
of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County of Elko, and tho COM
pluint filed in the office of tho Clerk
of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends Greet
ing to: S. Warren Cross, Anna NJ.
Cross and A. Morrison, defendants.
You are hereby required TO appear
in an action brought against You 10y
tho above named plaintiffs in the
District Court of the State of Neva-
da, IN and for tho County OF Elko,
and 10 answcr the Complaint filed
therein, within ten days, exclusive
of the day of servIcc), after the ser-
vice on you OF this Summons-if
served within this County; or II
served out OF this County, but in this
District, within twenty days; other
wise, within forty days-or judgment
by. default will DO taken against you
according to tho prayer of said Com
plant.
Tho action 10 brought TO obtain Il
judgment against tho dciendants. S,
". Cross. and Anna NJ. Gross, upon u
certain promlssory note, executed by
them 10 ~ Bowscr, on tho 10Th day
OF Juno, 1893, for 300 10 aud inter
est thereon at tho ratio Of two per
cent per mont, from said date; and
80 per cent attornoys' fees upon tho
amount duo upon said note, aud tho
foreclosure OF Il mortgage executed
by tho samo defendants on said date
upon tho following rcul estate in said
County: The sly and tho SW u
Of tho SEA, aud tho SW u Of tho
n W Il Of Section 30, Township 40,
North Of Range %, East. said mort
gugo having been executed ~ secure
the payment OF said motto and said
note having been sold and delivered
to this plaintiff.
And you are hereby notified that If
you fail to appear and answer said
Complaint as above rcquirCu, tho said
plaintiff will apply to tho Court for
the relief demanded IN said Com
plant.
Given under my hand and tho seal
s--s uf the District Court Of tho
State Of Nevada, IN aud al
"HA'' }66Gn Count, y; Of ul G!ho' hi,
"~~f 1894. H. II. BlLk, GY,
c,.c, Clerk.
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(FRoM TuEspAx,s DMLr.f
sALMAouNpl.

Kelley's army is quarantined .at
Cairo, Illinois.
Mrs. Geo. Russell returned from
San Francisco last evening.
Miss Barbara Lang has closed her
school at Columbia and returned to
town. She viii go to the Midwinter
Fair next week.
At the school election held in
Mound Valley, May 18th, G, NJ. Moody.
j. j. Hylton and Ed. Carville were
elected trustees.
The Untrue story that the Presi-
dents eldest can't talk may have had
its origin in the fact that Russell Har.
rison has lost his tongue.
4. Coffin and Percival Coffin, the
indianapolis bank wreckers have been
sentenced to ten and five years, re.
spectirely, in the penitentiary
j. b. Able Mr.. Mayhem and Mr..
ellis returned from the Island
Mountain placer mines this forenoon
Mr.. Duvall remained at the mines.
The members OF Elko Lodge No. IS
l. U, .. f. are requested to meet Mt
the Hall tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock for The purpose OF transact:
Ing important business. All. mem
bers Of the Lodge should be on hand.
BY an oversight the name Of Miss
Myrtle Bruce was omitted from the
resolution OF thanks published yester.
day. The INDEPENDENT regrets the
error and apologies to the young
lady. Her splendid recitation on
Memorial Day won the thanks of
every Odd Fellow.
Money is getting easier. \ syndi-
cate Of representative Indians pur-
chased a couple of candles-nn al
most unheard OF luxury in abo r / f.
n n c~ircles-the other night and
played casino for coin till midnight.
Genoa Courier,
The old Washington press on
which the INDEPENDENT has been
printed for the last eight c
years was taken down and stored by
Gardner & Son to-day. In addition
to this they made a complete
change of the machinery and other
furniture OF the office. We arc now
as cosy AZ a bug in arug.
An cleo ton forGovernor and other
state officers, members Of Congress
and u legislature WAS held in Oregon
yesterday. The Democrats, Rcpub.
licans and Populists Ind tickets In
the field. We have been unable TO
learn the result. LATEE;-Rcpubli-
cans are away ahead and pretty sure
of winning.
The Democratic cause i'll Congress
has been managed" to death. Some
OF its leaders have been too smart
by half, There have been too many
strategists and too few fighters, too
much courtesy and too little grape
and canister. Too many mon have
left the ranks to look after the COM
missary. Louisville Couri0r Jour
nal.
Homer Index: The present Con-
gress il the toughestgang Of chickadec
politicians that cver caucused in this
or any other country. 1t has
been in session nine months and has
not passed ven a dog law. If the Cox
cy tramps were toclear out the Capitol
and organize a rump Congress the
change would not be for the worse.
Gazette: Three trainloads OF
cattle went to Eastern Nevada yester.
day. en- route from the parchcd plains
Of California to the green ranges Of
this State. Thlrty.one carloads were
rested here or their way from San
Mnrgartita to the range of l.. Gotch.
aux, near Winenmucca.
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tFRoH MONDAYS DArLr.l
SALMAGUNDl.

To-Day.
The center of Judaism now is New
York city.
a, b, Waller returned from the
Midwinter Fair Inst evening.
Tho County dads we're In session
today and allowed the USUAL bills.
Fresh Insect powder and all kinds
of best Fly paPer~at Mnller's
Sheriff Henderson collected S2OS
for licenses during the month Of
May.
Geo. Pelticr came up from Love.
lock Saturday evening and returned
yesterday,
Boss Reed see the hand writing on
the wall and is beginning to hedge on
the silver question.
Her Interpretation.-He--The girl
whom I marry must be az beautiful
as a dream. She-Oh. Georgel This
sudden.
The Appeal says the Republicans
will run Pouiade for Governor and
Frank Nice ullough as State Treas.
urer.
The people OF Elko should take
immediate stops to secure the build.
ing Of a County road from Elko to
the Mardis Mining district.
Mr.. w, II. Smith returned from
San Francisco Saturday evening, He
was accompanied by his daughter,
Ethel, who has been attending school
at the Bay.
China claims to have invented the
comb, but no doubt Eve nsed some.
thing to s~traighten ont her hair that
answered the purpose.
Elko county IL out OF debt and has
s4l,G57. s. in the treasury. Home
seekers and investors should make u
note of this.
The remains Of IN elephant and
numerous parts Of lions, camels and
other beasts have been discovered
lear Castle Rock. in Kansas, by Pro
fessor W. +. Howard.
Boise, Idaho, iscxcitcd over the dis
coveIy OF wonderfully rich placer
d~iggings in the south OF Idaho coun.
~. AS much as 300 a day hos been
taken out with a rocker, and plenty
Of rich ground il there.
Millions OF locusts, said TO be Of the
fourteen or seventeen year variety
have appeared III Decatur, ILL.,, com.
ing out Of the ground steadily until
some yards in shady portions OF the
city are perforated like n sieve.
4. special train from the East, car
rying a large number Of physicians
on their way to San Francisco to at
tend Il meeting OF the American Med
ical Association, passed through yes.
terday forenoon.
Tho graduating class OF the State
University will give n Commence.
mcnt Ball Mt the Pavilion, Reno, on
Friday evening June Sth. The INDIE
PENDENT acknowledges tho receipt OF
4 complimentary ticket.
Ex-Governor Campbell OF Ohio
thinkB there is no chance for the
Democrats unless the Wilson bill be.
comes n law. Tho Senate bill will
not give the country the relief the
Democrats promised.
saying, -IIer dainty feet were en-
cased in shoes that might be taken
for fairy boots" but the laundering
compositor made it read, -IIer dirty
feet were encased in that might
have been taken for ferry boats,r-
Printers AuXilinry.
\ terrible hnilstorm visited Carson
Valley Thursday afternoon. The
says it extended from near
Woodiords TO Cradlehough's bridge
and TINT the stones TINT fell
were nearly rs large ms wallnuts, aud
foil with force enough to almost
knock II person down. 1t was the
heaviest fall the valley has cver OK.
]pericnced.
Il. NJ. Baum, the Paliaado hotel man
was in town this forenoon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-10

Frank Rockwell has resigned his
position ns Route Agent for Wells
Fargo g. Co. Mr.. ". j.. Mitchell, late
agent ut Virginia City Inns been ap,
pointed Ia succeed him. Mr.. Rock.
we'll haa been connected with tho X.
press company for over twenty years
and carries with him in his retire.
ment tho respect and confidence Of
all who know him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-10

How many American boys md
girls know where Mollic Pitcher, tho
revolutionary heroine, Ia buricdH
Probably not many grown people
know. Her bones rest in Carlisle
Pa. and the citizens Of TINT place
have erected Il monument to her
Her real name was Mollic McCaullio
and che died ut Carlisle in 1889 aged
10 years.
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Church Notice.

Rev. +. S. Wittcr will preach ut
Presbyterian church next sabbath
morning on True Friendship or the
friend TINT stickcth cloaor than a
brother" At night ohildron's day
exercises will occur.
PROGRAMME.
aUoaannah to tho son Of David In
song). ..... by choir and congregation.
Invocation. by Rev. j.. s. Wittcr
a. song OF Prniae'.
by choir and congregation.
sOld Testament Reading. .........
...........b by Mis- Mimic Rockhart.
Song building day by day...."....
by choir and school.
New Testament reading" ........
led by Arthur Mcintosh.
"Rccitation,- Goodly binding Of the
wall. by II little children.
"~Sccitation- Cliornl Builders ........
Harry Robinson.
1Song" Little builders ...........
led by Edmund Hull
directing DR.. Warden. ..........
by Miss Il. lIough
Song Two Builders .......,.......
by choir and school
"Rcmarka-. 80. by Rev. T.. S. Wittcr'
Gathering Of mite chests md collcc'
ton with anthem. ..........by choir.
sftccitationT. by Mi@ Bcsaic Keith
Song" Do you know that We arc
building by choir and achool.
Doxology and Bcncdiction.
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-10

Tho sugar schedule was taken up in
the Senate yesterday and Senator
Henderson defended the sugar houn.
ty in Il long speech.
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60 " &C,

Gcmo4 ConriGr: # ovcry man, wo.
l"rI, . "i,u o.'.i. u" Nevada would mako
nnnnu ni,m, !" .t not Il dollar Of their
Gt"io' S,"' 81 bc spout outside tho
n m !, !, .SForth nm era of prosperity
"'"' .nnrcdiatcly set 10,
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Beneficial Results,

"lIood's Snr6npnrilln has been used
in our family with beneficial results
and so find u to 10 all that IL Il rec
commended to be" Willie PniLLirg
Bullion, Nevada.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the State of
Nevada, in and for tts County of
Elko.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-10

floods Pills euro all liver ills
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G.3 n 81.
SUMMONS.

In tho District Court OF tho State OF
Nevada. in and for tho County of
Eiko.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-10

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award.
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~. w. BOOHER,
HATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
>rn De nAae A. low ~ 10 consistent with
: 'and buainSss principles. Apply at tia Of
'nr t,rns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
COURT CALENDARS For ro.n,v

supreme Court-Gcn".al Terni-Rec,ss
p"'n 'ouii 'helno'ss- Before Patterson, J-,',u-t
"Uirem" Court Special Terin-I.u Nnf r. 49, d. 80
a. Law and Fact Nos G32 49, M 81; n,,, ~ o.
i id w" $50 ~" s3'. $50. SIS ~ o..i 49, 49, ~.
supreme Court Special Term-pau u-n,f,r, Roach
o. l.l"'niei l.. r. eases Clear. - '''' A'N'''
,nH''cme tourt-sp,ciai rclm-Pau IIl-No day calca.
Sreu" cour-rln before Barrett. J-No day cal.
Circuit Court-rat, II Refer. Tr,,x c.... :, J..
- IRON Fart III for trial. Case unfinished
.- ..Vuli QUIT -ittr. IA .,c!lic Al ',,,n' H,s -,
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p' e SENT from f1rt II! tol uial. Clear - ''''' ~
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superior Count General Term Ad,,,,o, o.. 49,, ,o,
'psI'v' 1"ui rial Term ialt I-l,efnr" Ne Al,ia
sl ra,r" l9T i'4i i2'3, l2si im5 1870 iii. liz
superior Court-rra Tcrm-parrs II mil j.,
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npita ioilenGer. Mt ioso "A m; l@ o,t,t ~ ~,
I'M !; Rockwell" AT 1890 % IN: 10 3 rsIar ~ W,,',,,
h,,'oHn"rll at 1890 m NJ 1871 .,,atc ~ Nnry J.,
DoneIJ at io'3o m Wis FOR probate: William Me.
no usa Huber Anna Ar'srle. Isaac WaIron a. S
81, r''. n,rsr >. Elc". NJ lo:1n a m. ~ -
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es2 ip' isoo lo2t 1870 6sl. 1918 6is 1857 1911
'-'i ioS' 7sa lSis 1902. iSoo. 1871. 1885, ia2 Si5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
TIE DOLPHIN TO GO TO NICARAGUA.

1t was reported at the Navy Yard yesterday that
the dispatch boat Dolphin, which had gone TO Wash
sngton is to be sent TO Nicaragua with as little de-
lay as possible, IN view OF the occupation of Grey
town by the troops of the Nicaraguan Government
The Dolphin Will remain In the southern waters
until she is relieved by the Marbehead now being
made ready al the Navy Yard TO be put In commits
sion March IL. The Marblehead will probably not
be able to get TO for two three weeks after
she Is put In commission, and she will become the
temporary flagship of Acting Rear Admiral Richard
w Meade. An officer said yesterday; 1T Is unfOr-
tunate but there is really not vessel in the North
Atlantic Squadron available for the service which
the Kearsarge had started on. The Nesrvius Is OF
On cruise destroying deralcts and the Mantonomoh
Is hardly fit send 10 service where there IS intri
cate navigation and practically open roadsteads
stead of deep and i-shetered harbors. These are
the only vessels in commission In the North
Atlantic Squadron"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
APMT AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. Feb. 20.-The President to-day filled
the very desirable vacancy in the Quarterma ster's
Department OF the Army by sending to the Senate
the name OF First Lieutenant Robert II. Stevens
9th Infantry. to be captain and assistant quarter
master. Captain Stevens born in Texas in
1856. and was appointed from Mississippi He has
served fourteen years and nine months in the
Army.
Mr.. Campbell Dem. n. " to-day introduced a
bill in the House for the relief of Acting Rear
Admiral Oscar +. Stanton and the officers and en-
listed men on the Kearsarge, wrecked on Roncador
Reef. II provides that each of them shall receive
recompense for losses sum not In excess Of
twelve months pay, but excludes those responsible
for the loss or the vessel The bill referred to
the Committee on Naval Affairs
substitute for the bill TO reinstate forty or
more cadets who were dropped from the Navy
rolls in lSsl-S2 was ordered to be favorably re-
ported by the House Naval Committee this morn
Ing The substitute authorizes the Secretary OF the
Navy to appoint as many of these cadets assistant
paymasters as may be practicable.
The House Committee on Military Affairs has
ordered n favorable report the bill providing for
the dedication Of the Chickamauga and Chatta
the dedication is limited to 500 and the date dxed
for September 49, 1885, The Secretary Of War is
directed to arrange the exercises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
DANGER JUST AHEAD
Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad mt This Time
of the Year.

"r is surprising how many people are suffering to-day
from so-cailed coughs. colds and influenza"
The remark mad by prominent professor.
competed with OF the leading New-York hosptais
Confirming. he said:
1T not these things that troubling people but
advanced form OF old enemy the grip. People
feel % sneeze. have pains the muscles and
bones have appetite lose all nteres, in the world
wonder what Is the matter. II is the grip nothing else.
NOW ell such symptoms need TO have p-omp, treat.
The attack must be met and repealed once.
certain into something serious
certainly ayOId these troubles which
common and that Is Immediately counteract them
hy using good. pure. strong s;imuant Nothing OF the
ordinary kind but something pure and scientific. For
purpose nothing has eIualled DuNy's Pure Malt
Whskey which Acknowledged to-day by physicians and
scientific people to be the only medicinal malt whis-
key upon the mGriet."
The words Of the professor true. and they carry
wonderful meaning to many and women who
suffering with the first symptoms Of grip else grip In
It's advanced stages. For all such people offer word
Of advice. which is take the best -
these troubles and % permit dealer TO
yn from your purpo"e have that which has proven
.tsef by years be the best ond
liant In the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
( FINE 7EiINING SCUOOL fOH VI h>H'
THE GERMAN HOSPITAL. bNDlH" ~ i'
OPENED TO-MOEHON-A DESCRIPTION
or TIE HOUSE.


or TIE HOUSE.
rho cro now building erected for the Training
scboo; for Nurses Of The German Hospital at East
co,.ontv-eoventb-st.. Park and Lexington aves.' IS
CONNECTED. and viii be formally opened at } p IN.
on ,rbursday II has five stories and a wei-.lSh''i
basement 25x95 feet and is OF selected req DITCH
with yellow sandstone trimmings. The 'oor pe'''S
ere Of iron with arches Of frebr'ch sprung between
them, and the ceilings and sta!rways are also o'
iron Tho floors are of yellow pine except TAOS
Of the bathrooms. which are tie. The Only o'h'r
v-no6ro-k IS tn. doors AMI wldow-casnss anu
sashcs. The space between the ceilings ana 'he
floors is filed In with nOn-combusiibe mat'f4"r 30
that the building IS practically hreproot' In 'ne
first story there are we.l-appo!ntci lecture ana
there Is a sitting or living room for nurses. j..
which there is a piano ara 4 hhiiiH. ~ -
and four sleeping rooms for nurses. or wnom ; ,~o
occupy each room IN ine 'Hi',i, iG.l VI r 49,. ar
nurses, there being seven sleeping rooms on eac"
floor. , -.,.,,s .bo~o e.,
bath and VIZ n room. containing SIX modern WASH
basins and supplied win hot ana c1H var
sists Of two SINCE iron hcIs,cads. moNab:"
double WARDROBE large bureau and an ample
number of chairs Of antique oak. In the basement
there Is a trunk room. 10 trunks being allowed In
the Sleeping rooms. The trunks will be unpack-d IN
above by means Of q dumbwa;er All the mat
tresses and other bedding We're Furnished by me
Lao
hca:eI by steam Illuminated with ras. AID pro-
vidcd with the most appr0vei sanitary pumping
Ground was broi;ca for its erection iari April and
its cost is $1,000 The building WAS projected IN lSl
account OF the crowded condition OF the hos
pi.ll. in which. 81 many instances I've nurses have
been compelled 10 occupy the same so@plaE apart
ment Ther- are now forty nurses and the num-
Der Is to be gradually increased 70 hftY.
The Interior e the h)fp!:a. las also been cN-
tensivcy rcnOIe.lol and renovated n Al "Toooer
Of 5000 Sew s.-am-heat.ng Apparatus and plumb
inS have been pat in. and steam elevator ! nc.e
are now accommodates for - patients Of whom
100 viii be treated free. The number - patients
treated last year was 2,J. The average dniv
number lC8 free and q paying patients. = the
free dspensary maintained by the Hospital. at 80.
l37 Secon1-sve.. the average number Of patients
J. During the year there were l072 surgical
operations at the hospital and dis?ensIry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
Az Appeal. or NEEpY WOMEN AND Glp1s


The Tompklns Squire Relief Committee makes an
appeal In behalf o: a deserving class OF sufferers
The work that this committee has In hand Is so.e
~ for the benefit OF women ana girls who's. wares
those OF their husbands or Children. have been
cut of By the present stagnation in business the
consequent distress in tenement-honscs between
Frst-avc and the East River being most severe
Starvation threatens many OF their occupants
Work Is given out al No 2sS East Tenth-sf 10 de-
serving and really needy women. enabling each Of
those employed TO earn 20 cents day and no more
In making ma;trcs -cs. quilts clothing knitln,
etc. No question 20 creed nationality H. asked!
The only conditions are the known respeciab.iy
ana severe need Of an applicant for WORK The
members OF the committee Rive direct ami constant
and severa need Of an applicant for work. The
expenses 10 not cxaeci sl IL week. I.5 women
being cmployc I.
Fox. pastor OF the Z eyenth Street Methodist
Church: the Rev. Richard Golden. minister. ~
Marks Mission; the Key Daniel Il oyerton pastor
director OF United Hebrew Charities and the Rev
DR.. J. II. Rylance, rector OF st, Marks Church.
Checks may be sent 10 the treasurer Joseph
Yesky. No. l42 Park Row: to the secretary. the