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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-07
INSuRGENT VICTORIES

In CubA-A Hold Stroke by Gen. Sanchez.
CampOS Suddenly Leaves HRVana-In-
surgsuiG MaEtuE HSRdway,
TAMPA, Fla, Oct 6,-Passengsrs
arriving from Cuba tonight report tho
landing on Thursday OF an expedition
in Bahia Honda, forty miles west Of
Havana, composed Of 1871 we'll armed
mon, supposed to DO commanded by
CollaIeo or GARLIC. Martinez CampoS
reached Havana Thursday morning
from Santa Clara. Tha. night at s
o'clock tho Insurgents, under General
Sanchez, entered tho city OF Santa Clara,
entering RI far ~ COutrat Park, killing
many Spanish soldiers, obtaining their
arms, ammunition aud provisions, and
returning to tho country. 1t was most
daring attack and caused great excite
ment,
Campos, upon hearing Of the bold
stroke, left Thursday at midnight for
Santa Clara without having given au.
dienca to anyone. lIIa sudden depart.
urs from Havana created CONSERVATION
there. Rail communication with Santa
Clara Ia impossible. Tho Insurgents
have DESTROYED the track and tho
storm on tuesday seriously damaged all
the bridges lending to Havana. Over
1900 balOs Of tobacco arc stored in
Remedies aud Santa Clara, but the in
surgents prohibit their removal. From
III Pueblo 0yo Colorado. thirty leading
mon Joined tho insurgents alter being
enlisted and equipped as Spanish volun.
tCers. They are going out Tuesday
under Alfred Molado.
From Alquiz Thursday night forty.
five men Joined the insurgents. ThislS
forty miles from Havana.
In the city OF MaataHzaa tho hou9es
OF prominent citizens were searched for
arms unsuccsIsiuly Col. Jose Lascrsts
has burned EnCruiada, which is near
SaguR Ia Grande, aud destroyed the
railway station aud tracks. The large
plantation in Ciontuegoa Of Marquis
Apistiguio, u Cuban who affiliated with
tho Spanish. was entirely burned by the
insurgents Monday. Ho offered ammu.
milton and money to save his property,
but without avail. Gen. Mollo, with q
Spanish detachment, left Guento Prin-
cips on September 10 for Santiago
province. Nothing mas been heard from
him since, and f0ars that the whole de-
tachment has been lost are entertained.
The storm and rains ruined newly
planted tobacco. The authorities are
taxing the merchants Of Havana by sub.
scriptionS for large amounts to aid in
tho purchase Of new warships. The
Spanish soIdierI rationS for several days
consists Of piece Of dried beef and pilot
broad.
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CAUGHT At LAST.
Adams EIprOW Company Thief Run
Down b. u Plnkortnn Detective.

Adams EIprCS Company Thlcf Run
Down b. "a pIukSrtun Detective.
BALTIMour, Mp, Oct. O.-John Don
Fardon, alias 7. j. franklin, was ar.
roatcd IN Baltimore to-day for GtCainr
$4,000 from tho oillcu OF tho Adams
Gxprcs1 CompaHy at lerro llaa'e, lHd.
Tho arrCGt was brought about By Pink.
orton Detective John Il, SavilIc, who
has boon working on tho case since tho
larceny occurred. September G. The
ds,ocIiyo said Fardcn was employed NJ
cashier Of tho oKpreR company, aud
that on tho dNiO namod hc put pack.
alo containing $1,000 In his pocket Hnd
disappeared. llo was traced to wash.
Inslon aud thon to baltimore,
Detective SayillO. with the assistance
Of Sergeant KalbIleisrh, found him IN II
boarding house on Woqi fNycltO atroOt,
whore they arrested him. lardcn al.
mitlOl TO Marshal Fray that lIO had
takun tho money and salt hc was will.
ing TO tnlutn to Zorro ilaulO without
tho iotmality Of regulation papers.
Detective SAyillB will probably lOnyc Tor
tun wOlt with liB prisoner tomorrow.
FardBn alnlol to tho authorities that
no Ind snont every cont Of hii shntH ui
tho $4,000 In fast living j O vas with
out n cont. lilo asserts that ho wac
cnahipr In tho Adams ExprOsB Com.
naHy's oiiies at fasTs llauie and lor
iouflocn months had been putting M
money Tor the oxprOss company agent
At that place, who, It was Uncovered,
wNB short In hla accounts
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MANGAsA1llNN,s sANcAsM.

4 Cutting IIeforruuc to the sluwntA' OF the
Christian ruwsts.
d CmcAoo, Oct. G.-ln his opOuing lccL.
ure at tho Grand opera house to-day
boloro tho Society for Ethical Culture,
MIR. Nlansa,atinn, tho Armenian loader
Of that organization, roiOrrIng to tho
Armenian maSacrc,, said hO would
sHgreH that The Armenian withdraw
their petition to tho Christian pnwcr
Tor Rynpalhy, aud appeal for holp to
lilo sultan Of Morocco, tho nmOUr Ol
AlrlnniolOn, tho khOdiyO Of Egypt aud
the shah Of lofAin.
"rnu Chfstinn world" ho said, ~
perhaps waiting TO 500 tho AtmCniau
poopIO umbthoi Mohommoianiam thai
II may sond miasionatiOd TO fnConyutl
IhOm ono by ono aud ut gOuOt expense,
Noxt SUNDAY, Mr. MOngaunrlun will
Lecture on "rho Religious Aspects o!
tho Upfising In CDnslnntInoplU. "
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IEIsH NATIONAL ALLIANCE.

IEIsW NATIONAL ALLIANCE.
New HOK CRY, Oct q, 1895.
70 all J1edi n lrih Ind,pNi'nes'
The convention which recently or.
ganized at Chicago the Irish National
Alliance, has placed its guidance and
government in the hands Of the under.
signed for the ensuing two years. The
purpose Of the Alliance has already
beOn sufficiently proclRimsd-to obtain
the complete independence Of Ireland
by any means consistent with tho laws
oinations. Organizations, like govern.
menEI, have to depend on their revenue
for tho aucCesAiul accomplishment Of
their dutieS The Iinews ol war for
both are absolutely necessary. both for
organization aud propaganda.
England, the arCh.enemy OF Ireland,
has a. her disposal immense resources
tho accumulations OF centuries ot con-
quest and piracy. She has 1t IN her
power TO control or mould public opia.
ion In her own interests. Even in free
America she possesses this power to all
astonishing extent. Her side OF tho
Irish question has filed tho American
mind for a quarter Of u century-ever
since lrelands friends at home and
abroad committed the costly fault Of
trusting to parliamentary agitation to
achieve the liberty IOI their mother.
land.
Now, however. a totally different
policy has been inaugurAted. The Rb.
souto claim OF Ireland to a distinct
national life has been placed forcibiy
bOiore the world by tho unanimous
voice Of tho recent Irish national con.
veutionA held in Chicago, ProvinciGlism
has bsOn cast aside aud the national de.
mand OF Ireland, which slumbered but
did not die, is again in the ascendant.
Wo are determined that it shall so re.
main aud that no effort Of ours. no
sacrifice on our part will be left untried
OF unperiormod until victory crowns
our srcred cause.
We appeal, therefore. to all friends Of
tho independence OF Ireland to aid uI
in this good work by placing at our dis.
posal requisite for its accomplishment
You arc asked to subscribe In accord.
anco with your meaup, and to forward
your subscriptions as speedily az posi-.
bio to the treasurer OF the Irish Ma.
ilonal Alliance. Hon, p, V. Fitzgerald,
l5i lwcnty-sScond street, Chicago, III.
God saves America and Ireland.
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posroN AuMGXIASs
Express sympathy for Their ComPa.Fie''
In Turhish Dungeons

Express sympathy for Their ComPatF'7i'
In TuTinsh dungeons.
Bosroy, MASS, Oct G.-At a mass
meeting Of the ArmeniAna Of Bos'
ton and vicinity this afternoon, tho
topic Of general discussion was tho TO.
cent atrocities In Coustantiuopio and
tho DELAY OF tho European powOrS in
demanding rOdrOss OF tho Turkish GOV.
srnmcul for those which occurred Il
y0nr ago.
meeting oxprcs'iug sympathy for tho
coripntriola now annuring IN Turkish
dungeons aud advocating revolutionary
mcaauroa 40 tho only way that tho Ar.
nenian nation can DO saved from OK
termination.
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RrnucEn nLs WEIGnr
Aud stands Good Cnnucc to Win His
Zig Wngsr,

Aud stands a Good Chnucc to Win His
Zig wRgsr,
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 8.-An aged
hobo cam, into Albany tonight from
over tho Schenectady turnpike and
iournoyoi on to tud b pIacu in tho fields
on which to camp. Ils says his name
is Low Jones and that he started last
March from Denver. COL, to walk to
New York and thence to Washington
any way no pleased, 20 long Rs hO gets
there by tho tino Congress convencP.
II Is for $4,000 WAGER, and hO says
tina; whcu tho bct was made no weighed
300 pounds by tho terms Of the
wager he says ho Is to have no money,
nor is ho to slOop uuder \ root until
New York is roached.
That no did not ask for money 10
holp him along and rather sought TO
conceal than reveal his Identity, lends
color to his story. lie has reduced his
weight 10 about $50 pounds.
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GEN. SAM CAREY
The Orator of the Dedication OF the Har.
rlSon Monument.

The Orator of the Dedication of the HAr.
riSon MonumunL
CiScrSHArI, ONO, Oct. 6.-GOuOral
Samuel +. Carey has been selected as
orator at the unveiIing OF tho Harrison
monument in Garfield Park. in this
city, next December. General Carey
has servodin Congress aud state Offices
Ho Ia the oldest resident Of Cincinnati,
and proba bly, the only man IN the city
who voted for General William Horny
Harrison twice Tor President Beidei
this the general was a warm personal
friend OF ihO hero Of IippscauoO, and
stunned tho country for him IN both
Of his memorable presidential cam.
paigus.
EI.Prosidont Harrison, the grandson
ot General William Henry Harrison,
will ba hero to witness tho affair,
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A Ht!AVu QUEEN.
MndhgRIoNr'S Ruler says She Wtll Not
Yield aud Die at Her Post

Yield aud Die at Her Post
LONDON, Oct IA correspondent OF
tho Times at AnlSnanarivo, writing un.
der dato OF September 23, saySi
"rho FrOnch aro thirty mtlcs of and
arc advancing fast Tho Drtiah como
tory and tho Frcnch observatory here
have boon wrecked The queen, in a
speech yesterday, said: Tho French
arc close upon you. Nou said you would
nyht for mo, but you have not fought
/ will not yield. ] shall die nt tho
palace
"lhc lloyas Rto preparing 70 make
tho last stand at Ambohmanga,"
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IN THE SOUTHLAND.
Judge r. Il. Cochran Tells OF q
Visit to LIncoIn'a Birthplace.
TEARS THAT we're NOT UNMANLY

Sized by Strong aIsu-Tho Hospital.
ity oftho southrOuS Spoken of-The
ConusllsVillo Railroad PFoJeotI Its
Importance to WhoOlIng-ThO Ohio
River ImpFoVement aud a Canal 70
tue Lakes-CtsVefaRd 6 Whseitng
Road-Is May Be Built IN the Near
Future.
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ais CAMr. sASrItGo DE CUnA, |
"soptOmbnr III, 1925.


"Mv DEAR sR;--I got nv commission
at Tampa, Fla, On March !, 1893, i0r II
captaincy In the Cuban army at SlOO
por month, payable In gold (and ! got
IL; tho conditions woro that was to
laku charge OF an independent company
and to havo tAp pick OF my own men.
went to Now Orleans and ts lick would
have II, got five United SlNtOi cavalry
mon aud Il hamnrt German who graduated
rt I.cipslc, Germany, In chcmittty anl
Is an export In making oil kinds ol OK
rlosiyU,. Wo started from Tampa, Fla,
on agnal alOamur oil March T., lSDj,
and tnndOi without any trouble ncHr
santiago do Cuba Tho soldiers sent
from spain nrn Young lot OF boys who
aro no! acclimntol aud atd dying llliJ
ahocp. They hayO lililo boddlng aud
nuall rubber CipOl to cover thoir
ahouldOtH,
"My commission gtyul mo tho prtvi.
logo 10 forage on tho OnOmy aud destroy
all property belonging to tho sympatl.
ilurs Of tho government. Since my At
rival hotO my company has boon IN
several engagements.
"WO hnyu daily encountered small
bands OF Spanish troops, aunillilnLina
them lil,O you would glasa on u cold
frosty morning, Our first dCiOut was
on July b. Sergeant wilson, formerly
a prlynlO In tho Fourth Uniiod States
cavalry, Nttor two dOya scouting, ne.
uuni aud reported scyonty.hSp
spnniah soldiers coming thlA way AMI
uiroutnl lifuU government nlllCtrs
Wo olnflOd with Clrhly.ivc mon aud
n,Iond u finding a0yOnty.liyO Spanish
lfnohs, wu ran into II hornets most Of
lOjO. Wa folroalOl tho bOal va could
bul loai twelve rnnd mcn, among them
sergeant Joseph iNlundp, formerly Of
the flr,l Initol StnlOa cavalry, whose
iulls iva NJ st Louis
"Onr headquarters took lkC u large
Junk shOp. We hayo everything from q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-07
MAHONE'S CONDITION.
Tho Hero of the Crater" Still
CllngIng to Life,
BUT HIS CASE is NOW HOPELESS

The Remarkable Career of tho Ia.
nous VITGIntAu, Who ROVnlutlon-
lied tho Politics OF tho StAto-IIIs
Distinguished Service In the Com
tedsrats Army-soolally ostrAoIzad
aud Driven Iuto Bankruptcy He.
causO Ho became Republican.
From Wealth TO Poverty,
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rrS'iai bi'H4'aH 10 Ne dHt'iH''afH
sraunryymr, o., oct O.-ThomW
POlh, Panhandle section hand ol
IloIllday'a Ooyc, who was struck by II
wo't bound mail train on Wednesday,
lind hOfO nl tho hysplul today Of hin
intHfie',
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Now Yotk steamers rad,, southampton
Nntnnl,. MNrhillc, and Naplw. .-.,
WHUuu Steamer UcphulOnlA LlNcfhool
Philadelphia steamer bgIgunlahl, Liver
pool ,,...,,..,
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WITH A CRASH
A Platform Goes Down With Saw
erRl Hundred People.
MANY IRE KILLED AND INJURED,

Ton of tho Injured VIII Die, and u
large Number Of People HaVo
Droken LImbs-An Accident During
tho Laying Of a Corner Stone for
New Catholic Church at LOrain,
lohIo-The Criminal CarsIoSSnesS OF
n Contractor
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AN APPEAL FOR FUNDS.

The Irish National Alliance Issues an
Address To the PublIu.
New YoRE, Oct. 8,-Ths national off.
cerB and executive committee Of the
Irish National Alliance issued to-day
the following appeal:
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or Ills Campaign IN CubN-It Comes Dy
wny OF Omaha mud May 80 True.
OMAHA, NGn., Oct. GA special to the
Bee from Sidney, Mob, says; A lcttCr
has been received hero BY Il. s. Obcr.
ioldcr from Edward Watson, formerly
private In tho Twonty.frit Unitoi
States lutdutry, and very reliable
man,
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Mrunr blood IN tho cause Of boll',
pimplcs and other Ofuptions, Hood.
sRrsaparllla puriilOa tito blood, ana
CutOB those troubles. v
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WrNgSGW 10 tho symptom, impoyor.
lahod blood tho cause, Hoods satsapn
rIIla tho euro, II mukOs tho weak
strong. ~
The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-02

MIR. b. Nv. Armiger of 1890 Peunsyl-
vania avenue desires to call attention
to his unequaled Cabinet Photographs
at $10O per doz. If you intend having
a photo taken, give Mr.. Armiger call
before going elsewhere. We have seen
MIR. Armiger's work and can conscien-
tiously recommend it.
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For SALE--A small hand printing
press, cabinet and type, complete
worth $50; will sell for SIS. IA
514 Pa. Ave.
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400 n. EUTAW ST.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Mr.. Thos Lewis shaving and Hair
dressing Parlor 1880 Penn;t. ave.

Mr.. Thos Lewis shaving and Hair
dressing Parlor 1880 PennA. ave.
Geo. II. G. King, The colored tailor
at 567 W. Bidaie st. is ready to sup
ply you with any style Of sniC that
you need. The best attention given
dyeiDg, securing aud repairing Also
special attention given ladies gar
menIs.
A. G. Sheridan, Bricklaying and
PIastering, 1856 N. Calhoun Street.
BARRIERS.
James A. Lindsay. Shav ing Parlor
Hair Cutiug Is Gents ShAveing II
cents Sahmpc omng i Cents. Tonic
Eub5 Cents Razor honing 25 Gents
$50 Elm Place.
VIM ohnson's HAIR cutting & shaving
parlOrss 527 ": lanVaie Fl hey~.
Penna. Ave, ard Division ST: Chill
dren's hair cutting a speciality. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. RazoTs honed
and TONES tor sale.
DINING SALOONS.
George p. Douglass Dining Roomc;
Oysters speciality. 1872 n. Eutaw.
CONFECTIONERY
IohnC. Minis. ice cream manufac-
turer, wholesale and retail Con-
dictionaries and notions, 534 w.
Biddle st.
Hol Hon Here you. are! The best
hand made shoes in the city. Spring
bottoms, low heels and all styles Of
sporting shoes a ST ecialty. Popular
prices. Hoffman & Co., GA DRUID
Hill Ave.
FLORIST.
George n, Siddons, florist, boquets,
wedding and funeral designs, ever
greens and cut flowers O speciality
\ 418 Myrtle Ave.
civilian M. Green &Sons, 22O1
Division street. Fine supply of
staple goods, green groceries, pro
duce, meats etc.
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Division st. Baptist Church, pre-.
pairing for her revival. The Living
Bird Concert that viii take place At
debteaness Of the church G SO 50 we we viii
not b ndered with our revival when
Nft be. is The public at large are
requested to patronize this concert, as
lit promises to be one of the finest that
zion OF the city. Cards Of admission,
g5c. Supper free.
A. Ii. MINKIN, Pastor,
544 Baker st.
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NOTICE.

There will be grand farewell re-
ception given by the members OF
Sharp st. Church on Thursday, Feb.
81, to their FASTER, Rev. N. N. Carroll,
VINO has arduonsly labored for five
years Tickets of admission. % cts.
The committee are spar1ng no paius
to make this al evening Of enjoy
ment to all who may favor them with
their patronage
KATIE l.. MEDAL. Pres't.
ABRAM AUGUSTUS, Sec.
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The AFRO-AMERICaN STUDIO
$40 West Lanvale ST.,
Portraits in Cravons. Pastels end
Water Colors. Cravon Portraits from
So up. Water Colors from 80 up.
Pastels from 81 to SIS up. All work
guaranteed to be satisfactory. Please
give me a trial, LEWIS POND Ex TER,
Proprietor. 1-1O-6m
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NOTICE.

no the Members Of the Maryland Nh
tual Benefit Association and the
Public in general:
We. the undersigned, general Off
3ers of the above named association,
AXE pleasure in stating that the as-
rotation is in better position to do
usiness than ever before, and We
larantee every member fair treat
N snt and viii fulfill every obligation.
emphatienlly deny the rumors
ARE beiD snlated to the effect
$ ut the az don has failed, and
announce pc. TgWho are circulating
same as falssiers, perjurers and
$3.50 The ra(SN There are some
1QteIAts who f.xNed 70 deal fairly
OF association and its members,
aa.erefole had to leave its service,
V4fho connRcted themselves with
0hder assoo5fatI% nnQwned by white
geoe. end are tryN8sSto transfer you
C9ll our association to this white as
Isolation. Use your discretion and
beware of them, and stand by the
MARYLAND Mutual Benefit and the
race. az we can do as Well by you az
any other association. We nave de.
posted So, 900 wi h the Stale for your
protection, and invite those who may
have doubts as "a the LruthtuIness of
OR statement to call on the State In
surance Commissioner and see for
yourself. His office is at tie Law
Building, 5lh floor, 3. w. corner Lex-
ingtOn and st. Paul SITS.
By order of the Board of Directors
and Officers,
NArHASIEL GIBSON, President
N-~> JACOB A. SEATON, Vice !"
MALACHI GIBSON, Sec,
WALKER W. LEWIS, Treas.
DIR. g. ID. FowLER, Med. Dir'tr.
At. A. COLEMAN, GEN. Supt.
OHAs. w, GRIFFIN.
WILEY III. BATES,
Annapolis, Md.
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llen's "A. M. E. Literary met Feb.
1896 Responsive reading by Mrs.
sellie Roberts, prayer by Rev. /. H.
Aldrio ge; address by Mr.. Geo. Mars,
EsubiecJ, 'Obedience the way to God';
select reading by Rev. Reason Chase.
subject, Hope; selection by Mr. i.
ness; select reading by Miss Hattie
Smith, "LoYe that passeth knowl-
edg
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NAzARITR SERMON.
ATTORNET-AT-LAW

A sermon will 3D. preached to the
Grand United OrdFr of Nazariteg at
their Tabernacle, calvert Street near
Center Sunday, Fkb. 23rd at N.
hy the Rev. /. Il. Thomas, Preidings
Elder OF AlexanderD District. All are
invited. Respt. 7
Tan -. = No q
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Wa ms Memorial Church, cor.
NEchal and TessieI SITS II q. H.,
80 ID. T.. DeCoursey; 7.30 b. m. 3
Ru ~ TO the order of5Job No. 10, by.
III ,,i+ Sartin. All households are
Ali FL ~ SN7day School at 3. n. IN.
Rev . - ana public are invited.
As'- n Y. DeCoufov. pastor.
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The Baltimore School Commissioners decided aftera very
exhaustive that the Weaver Organ nQuesonaby tie
best Of all makes and emphasized their Judgment by ordering
the Baltimore public schools supplied with fora Of years
After this term Of years had expired contract made
which should show concpsivey shat the WEAVER is the lead
Of all Organs.
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NOTICE.

All the votSs % Tue NJ doI eao = g S y a
- : - u - az evening, Feb. 10th,
Importance. By
SToN LEE
Sec.
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Vary Rev. +. r. Slattery Will open
ae2e tenth course of sermonsa at Fran
els Xavier's. Calvert ard Pleasant
sts., on Sunday evening, Feb. %, at 5
O'Clock: subject, Sorro ' for Sin. !"
Every Wedne sday and Sunday at s ~
m. during Lent some noted priest will
preach at st. Francis. All are in
vited.
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MONEY $500 MONEY.
l have Five Hundred d. rs, be
enging to- a widow, to lCah-Wh good
RI Estate security, in one or two
GEO. P. T. JOINS,
1343 Calhoun st.
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M. e. Temple, tex
hear Pine-11 d. M,
''The Ten Virgins;
Gorge W. Bryant, The
Ich the Negroes inter
/ Glass No. 2, s. vi Rob
h; 730 p. m, pastor, to
mental City Guards, =
annual sermon. Sun
Il rally, 2.30 p. M. +. j
citing supt.; Christian IN
20 b. IN Joseph =. Butler,
1t. Rev. D. ID. Robinson, pas
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TOHN n. GAssAWAY has opened a
y tirst-class Colored Barber shop at
2235 Division st. Shaving and Hair
Cutting done in the best of style by
first-class workmen.
EVERYTHING NEAT and CLEAN.
# Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and ShampoOing a speciality
| also Keep a fine assortment of Oil
gars, Tobacco and Pipes. f15tf
The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-02
FOR SALE.

"A small farm on Curtis Greek, lying
on said creek half mile, with a
wharf, 214 acres, with a small house
and good water: 10 miles from Balti
more and one mile from Short Lire
r. f.; church and post office close by;
a good shell road from the city; price
$3.50; $275 cash. balance in 12 months.
Apply tn VIM. H. HALL, Morley
Neck p. o.. A. A. Co.. Md f15 At