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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
Han,,soms Tribute.

Srccfg. % zee ~ Jss,s--
GEAFroN, January The engineers
and fremen of the Fourth and Fifth
divisions aud the employees OF the shops
Ut Grafton, on last night presented
Master Mechanic Smith with silver set
Of tableware, which was purchased OF
Mr.. i. G. Dillon, jeweler, OF Wheeling,
W. Va. IL is OF latest design, consist
ing of eleven pieces, tea aud coffee set
Master Mechanic Smith came % Grafton
twepty-three months ago 20 take charge
of the NJ. L. shops on account OF the
sickness OF the former master mechanic,
Mr.. Adair. and be leaves now with the
GOOD will of the =. * w. division as
evlnced by the token OF esteem given
him. Mr.. Smith relieves Mr.. John e.
KimmeL our former tOwuSman, who
flled Nr. Smiths place az keySer, when
Mr. Smith came 20 Grafton. Mr.. KIM
mel has come 90 Grafton shops now as
gonaral foreman. he was similarly
freated by the employees Of the third
division al Keyser. by being presented
SvItb a fine uarlor set. From what we
can learn Mr.. Emmel was highly ap-
Dreciated at Keyser, and b7 the engine
men and fremen of the third division.
Az :. A. Souther. formerly general
foremap Al Benwood, has taken charge
- master mechanic Of the p. * w.
Sivislon headquarters at Grafton, and
We welcome him as cItlLen 0I cur
town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
TO Be BROUGHT BlCE.


Nseene COUNTY Officers Go TO New Or.
leans Tor John EisiIningor.
- NEW ORLEANS, January s.-John
5G,slmlnger, wanted for murder at
Wsynesburg, Pa, is believed TO be IN
ger arrest here. TIE prisoner answers
zoe description OF the murderer, and
letters found on his psrsou prove he is
Tue right man. Eisiminger denies that
ne Is murderer, and claims his
name is Charles Williams, and that
De was never IN Pennsylvania. Among
the letters found on the prisoner was
one from his wife, whe wanted TO know
where she and her child could ioln him.
sac warned him against bad associates,
&od admOnisbsd him % be very careful
81 omeerS Of The law. EisimihCer re-
lused 20 return without reQuiSitlOn pa
peFS. lie was erraigued as a fugitive
isom Justice and was committed WIKI
out bail until January Is.
NANNLsBURG, PA, January s.
John Eisiminger was convicted OF the
murder or Samuel Mccoy, q buckster
OF thls place. He escaped from the
JAN here on the night OF August -
WIN smother prisoner, named Parker
1hey were provided with an outfit Of
false keys, ana unlocked the jsil doors
and walked OUT The prisoners had
baaD ,ked To- their cells, and it Is gem
orally believed they had outside help.
rs. m'neer travelled on freight trains.
lie assn med the name Of Charles VII
Ilams Sheriff Moore made the trip TO
New Orleans IN November. EsimiDger
had spent several days there, but had
disappeared about The time the officer
had arrived. ID is said that frequent
trips OF his wife % PittSburg, where
sue mailed letters to her husband 10
New Orleans, helped 90 find the mar
oerer Sheriff Moore and County Com
missioner L!ppencotJ have gone TO New
Orleans % lllug E-sLmingar home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
Another Dry Well.

SDsci1, 90 the Rs.ts,f-
WASHINGTON, W. VA.-January s.
The South Penn Oil Cos. Plgott No .
near Browns Mills has been taken off
the hands OF the contractor and is re-
ported dry II is about half mile west
OF the Pigott No WIN ca came in last
fan aud raised such an excitement 10
that neighborhood. The Pigott No. l
was plugged and is still q mystery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
Inventions of West virgluiaus.

81 f-iat 10 me Eelt's.
WASHINGTON. d. c., January s.
The following West Virginia patents
we're granted to-day: To Thomas r.
Allen, Aston, folding coop; Alexander
Il. Murray aud c. s Welsh, Hunting
ton, die or mold for making clay shin
giles; William T. Nichols, Wellsburg,
brick drler; +. SchetTold, Parkersburg,
electric lamp support
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
R,TNEHART 81 TATUh
City kxnk Building Room SoG. Te.epsou -
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by Ba'tl
Hslt. Mary Bellinger. Louisa Holt. a..-f
Heitani josephine ltelt OF the cry o. "h
ing. Ouio county. ". Va. 60 u ~ .. -.'
dated December 18th, 1890, ana RECORDED =
office OF the Clerk OF the county Court o. .
county. w. Va, in deed OF ttu't book ~. p. y
page 1913. / will sell ~ public auction. =.
north front door OF tho Court Houi. o. 90
county. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 23p DAY OF JAY
AIRY. I.9t
at 10 o'clocs @. m. tho &c pig
described real estate. situated ID 'is
county and state AZ .reIaId. that j. o. 10y.
south half OF lot numbered hfiy-ioui ....
street betweeu Tweuty-siEth ant iN'-I
seventh streets, 10 joseph CaiI"s .-.
to tn. said city o. Wheeling, on wI'.-
ated 4 frame dwelling CONTAINING you.
Terms OF Sale-Cash. ...,. .-....,,
& A ScUAFFEK A Co Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
Trains Narrow Escape.

SrsetGl 70 tls Rs0isf.-.
PARSONS, w. VA, January S.-Num.
Der four, north bound passenger, on
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg
Railroad, was considerable damaged
and the baggage coach knocked from
the track caused by a two ton rock
sliding from a bank and striking it.
Traffic was delayed five hours. No
passengers injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
FOR SALE.

Houss OF rooms and .i...
order. 3lst street. $500. ....r, AID.
Two lots with lasge stable, tr'.1
ton TO East Wheeling. cneal. .. .-. "a
house II 10 rooms, orles. .., ..- .
street. Centre Wheeling. C. . s-L
House OF . rooms, br 20 NJ. ....t
House Of rooms, ..'
Fifth ward, g. $50. .-..,.. Gel. Lll
House OF 3 rooms. 10. -'A'e
Street Belycdere. very cas- l...' .,... 80,
House . rooms 21th Sc. Ioi ~
House 4 rooms. 18TH 81. eas! FoFL
Splendid building site ior e"'.'-r
ria Ia w@ at F :, ~ Street sixth ward f-
uouhie bouse 10 rooms. Co... s.-'
ward. large lo,. tnsy terms, fi-.' r.ts.l
House rooms Sar ct ..s FL.
Seventh and EIghtn strreii. E''! r .s..-
House rooms, corner io.
Easy term l s,;2y Charles st,se, ,a'E '-'
I'll House. rooms AMI ball. with age
''T Tea.e Easy oI Ssf room. Fna wa'i %
terms, sZ,UJO 4,.lI 0Qtu -.
mouse, lOrooms, WHO arg '' ',.a 81
II Sc, double, > rooms el1i' -.-. 81.
Uouse rooms Jacob ST.. '.A.
tions. = rooms. l9th street. So. l..t
Hoase . rooms. Jacob s
Wheeling, $50. sh.u fot fJI.lH
Vlsw. Sl,sJJ had WOOD --
Eo1.e rooms. new. hatt
waots strest. Fifth ward, s-.lJ. ..-... p
" S SSei house, rooms LIND
yeJere l,i5V. Nh MARKET ,trts.
Hou.e OF u rooms, bon sii'sr ,g... . ~
and 81 streets, with i-foo'l
rear. large lot, $3.50. 80, er.1l.
81
H nOass q Of ) rooms, Chap.iae 'f
wheeling, $3.50. -..t. tr6 stree. g.
House Of rooms VIZ
wheeling, 81, 400. ,..f,r on NeC5.5'a 30
Lind streets. sh.u Ca1r..1s '"'
House OF : rooms anu Na-' avail
Centre wheeling, 81 % IN, 81 -7l a-- 81"
$50 500. 500 sj0. sl'VJ' '''
N loan on city real estate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
Captain Rankin wnOI Dead.
Spsetal 20 tss RsH,ss-,

CHERLEsroN, W. VA, January s.
Capt. Rankin Wiley, father of e1.Sena-
tor Rankin Wiley, OF Point Pleasant,
aud OF Mrs. C. W. Young. of Charles
ton, died to-day at the residence of his
daughter, in this city. at the age of so
years. The remains will be conveyed
to Point Pleasant for burial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
nv CooDs-GEo. R TAYLOR.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
MARKED down.
GEO. z TAYLOR.

Our entire stock OF Blankets and Comforts maIAe o
ao ond naced on sale this morning In Market street
room The great reduction we have made In the prices
will make this very attractive SALE Large INES very
suitable for hotels and private families Particular az
tsption is invited to quality as we'll as prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
SMITH e. DICKINSON
1929 MARKET STREET.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No. I3I Sixteenth street, room bf'H
No 1900 ChapIiDe strcst, Tine resid.-cs
Nc. 81 south broadway. fne Residence
No. 1913 Fourteenth street, nue r.s.Jf1-.
No 100 Zans Streot IslRnd, fine resi- les,,
Two fine lots on South Broadway, l,aat
Fine building lots in Pleasant VALLEY
Tho John w. Mcclure bomsstead cor
Her OF south Front and Ohio streets as
reduced figure.
A desirable residence property No 20 L.
diana streot; Z rooms; modern.
Nos. 1875, 1913 and 100 south Penn stro,g
cheap.
No. 90 n. wabash street Island. 'r'
story frame dwelling OF rooms. L9.Nh"
feet
double brick dwellings property of9 toou,'.i
No. ~ N. Wabash street, Island 4iH"
frame dwelling OF 8 rooms; water o. ~.
floors: lot 2sxl20 feet.
Nc. 2S2I Eofr street, 2-stery frame .',.
ing of6 rooms; half lot, No. 50. No. u. 80"
feet.
Mo- 529 n ain street, 2-story brick dre''
OF Il rooms. ..
A frame house on McColloch stree W ~
MONEY TO [ DAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

UIoR SALE NEW RESIDENCE JUST
Il completed on North Front street. con-
tanning IL rooms, hall and bath room House
has full basement containing cellar, coal cell
lar. laundryand drying room. Also, two lots
C67h feet irontage) on North Huron street.
near Zane. Lots front on both Huron and
wabash streets. Inquire at the MUTUAL
SAYINGS BANK, No. la2l Market street
de3)Ws&d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF 4. 5. RILEY, Attor-
ney-st-Lsw, No. 1913 Chspline street, Wheel
ing W. Va. ocoe6dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
MARKED DOWN SALE OF
CLOTH COATS AND CAPES
And FUR CAPES
CONTINUED In The SAME ROOM.
GEO. r TAYLOR

What Dr. Jaegsr's Sanitary Wooden System Co. say
about Underwear 10 their agents.
New YORK, December 81, 1894.
Geo R. Taylor, Wheeling, w. Va:
1--WE have sent you to-day by express cata-
Iocue which goes into effect January lst 1895. Please
compare 1t With the catalogue and you will see
that 1t shows reduction of 25 per cent In prices
30 that our goods within the reach OF every
one who appreciates good and pure article OF excel
lent workmanship.
'Respectfuily yours,
"DR, JELGER'S SANITARY WOOLEN SYSTEM CO.
Ihave now on hand Ladies' Vests and Drawers
Ladies' Combination Suits Mems Understands and
Drawers Chdrens Vests and Drawers and ComOlna-
tion Suits Knee Warmers Chest Protectors, Stockinet
Material and Hose and will sell them at new catalogue
prices and when anything desired that we have not
in stock we will order 1T with pleasure.
GFN p WAVT,OR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

NESp1TT e. pc y '''D'
173; Market ssfss-
Telephone 6i3-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

PUBLIC SALE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

z. WHITE, $50 F NV.
412,l4&16 y NV, ar, ami30
53l 12th Sc. ar. ami. 80
3 l. NV, Or, ami. 20
1i2S Nd av ne, 5r&st'e.G
g44 ] NV, Or. -
3l2 Elm NV. Or. ami. .23
S25 18th ne, Sr.aml. go
33l It'll ne, ar, ami. =. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05


1924 Q st NV Sr. so 1917 st NV, 7r. 5000
1853 st ne 7r. %. 10 $40 ID st ne. Or. 1850
1929 oath st NV, Or. 1880 14l Cafon MIA Or Is SO
1910 st nw 6r.. $500 go 25th st NV, Or. $50
1921 22d ST NV, Or. 1880 81 Pierce st NV, Or 30
81 st ne, Or. 1900 a091s ST ne, Or. 1880
203 Il st me- Or. 80 613 2lst ST NV Ar. .12S0
500 21st st NV, 4r.l2.S3 81 2lst st nw 4r. -1230
bl5 21St st NV, Ar 12.30 22oJ st NV, Ar. -l2 80
2047 st NV, Ar. IL 80 2049 st NV, Ar. IL 80
2041 st NV, Ar. 30 2051 st NV. Ar. IL 30
2124 rr 22d NV, Ar 30 2122, rr I'D NV Ar. 1890
1922 rr ODD Ar 10. 30 1892, rr Ped II. 1890
122S rr 22d Ar 10. 30 1929, r'r cd Ar. 30
1125 Reed ct Ar 1880 112l Reed ct 1910
Ill Reeves st Ar 1870 lG1 Reeves Ar. 1870
% Jackson st 80 n Jackson ne, Ar 1880
RI 1887 10Th nv, Ar IL. 80 203l + st NV Ar. 900
2G37 e ST NV, H.. 800 Green's ct NV, Ar. $50
IA Fristoe ct nv, Ar. $50 20 Frstoe ct NV, $50
10 Fristoe ct nw,4r. 7.50
WASII'N DANENHOWER,
oc5-3t 14ll G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR REM
i54 u, store Or. $65. 90 1714l6 F. Or mi. 20 50
800 9Th. large hall Goo as 18th. 1r mi. 20 so
c422 Pa 2b, miss. 81 All Sd me- Or, mi so
$40 18TH office 90. 21l7 II, ar. so
1919 3lst. 12r mi. $3.50 1225 Soth. sr......lS5o
1905 \, Sr, mi $3.50 1918 21st Or, w....1S30
S02 21st, 12r, mi .40.GI 2l41 Pa av Or. wa 1880
al2 nd. Tor, mi 1850 2902 NJ, Or, wa. 1880
32u7 NJ, 1000 2o4S E. Or. mi. $500
25OS q Tor, Gel. I'd sta4000 2306 g. Or. w...l6.50
17oS Pa nv, so&cel. 1000 A Myrtle, 6r w.. 50
1888 q, Tor, mi. .35 70 1876 I'D. Or, w&g so
S11 Sd 13r, mi IS. 81 2i0S II, 6r, wa, &. 10 30
2139 L. Tor, mi. so 17l9-I r. Or. wa. 1880
2051 II, 7r. mi. .35 so I723-5 z. Or. 30
1928 Pa av, Tor, mi 30 so 1888 1rSsto. u.s. 90
923 18th, l0r bath $3.50 1l5e 23d, 5r. 400
AZ LIST Sr. mi. 1890 926 4th ne, Or. wa.14-O0
2TOl z, Sr stolkcel 5000 2325 ii. 81. 13 90
25U5 NJ, ar, iii ..2i.59 us 24th, Or, $50
1873 10th, Or, mi. $50 1928 x, 3r, fur. 1900
1877 SD store so 1O06 Cbace Or, ". IL. 50
202l l. Or, MI - 80 2434 Va av Or, w&g II 80
1918 kngm Or. mi. 25.3a 2620 I, 5r, II. 30
SO ne, Sr, mi 300 23l5 Va ave- Ar, W so
1913 Columbia, .. 50 Dab Alex ct .3r 1850
Sol9-21 NJ. sts.w.g. $50 49, La ave, ONCE
722 18th. Or fiat. so rooms. SIS, S. SO
lOOl Goth. 6r&st, 20. so b27 18th. .10Vo
For full list apply %
WESCOTT WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave-
tu&th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR RENT-1016 VT. AVE, LARGE, HANDSOME
2d-story alcove room, with boaid; also other
rooms; table board; house newly painted and
papered steam heat; ref. CT. oc3-1msn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

s Watkins st, Chevy
Chase, Nd, Ar. 10
1918 n II ay (rrar)...10
II Gould's al, Ar. a
lis L 1t sc. Or. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR KENT-BY OSCAR =
100 B NV, 16r, ami. 500
S21 II NV, Tor, stSsta .125
1871 II NV, 16r, ami. 1888
622 II NV, 12r, ami. ...45
1916 T NV, Sr, ami. -35
Cog Spruce st, LDPk. 80
202 Del av ne. Tor. ami. 10
712 18th NV. Sr, ami. 40
400 Binney NV, Or. 40
0c5-2f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-RE RECENTLY ERECTED TEN
room house, Anil, located Just across New
Hampshire from Concord fats for vacant
lot, in northwest Address Box CO, Star office. .
FOR EXCH AN,iE-WILL EXCHANGE FOR FARM
on Metropolitan branch beautiful home, partly
furnished. at Takoma Park ID. c., on steam aEd
trolley lines schools, churches. stores, te,e-
graph, doctors. Address TAKOMA, Star office.
Cc6-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ArOR RENT-RENIINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT
> THE REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed. with stand: deliver
ed free in city; month applies purchase Of
nsA when directly following rental.
WickOF'F. Sf-iNANS & BENEDICT,
dl9-tf Cor. 9Th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
STAR SATURDAY, +.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-71S 10TH ST. NV, LARGE FRONT
room. well furnished; also pleasant back room;
cheerful and bright; with good tabls board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR RENT-2 FUR. COMMUNICATING ROOMS
for housekeeping; Feat. gas and bath; other
rocmers; no children; reference. Apply 124S sth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME
beautiful lightweight 21-lb 24b., lib. ladies'
and gents wheels wood rims and best of tires;
all fully guaranteed. Call and examine. Open
nights.
oc1-tf OWEN CYCLE CO., 1923 N. Y. ave-
FOR SALE-LADIES' RAMBLER BICYCLE, 1898
pattern; modd d; pneumatic tires; wood rims
been used only few weeks will sell for $50
cash. Call 1923 Howard ave. oc3-3ts
FOR SALE-LADIES' WHEELS. MEMS WHEELS;
new: us good any 500 wheel in the market
for $50: second hand wheels at any price. Lamps
bells, &C. Coz st. n s21-12ts
FOR SALE-CAPITAL PNEUMATIC IN FIRST
class condition and great bargain at S35 cash;
complete with tools. J. B. MCQUEEN, 110S &
1t. W. (upstairs). se25-41
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR RENT-12i3 18TH ST. NV, HALL IN
good order suitable for day evening classes,
societies. &C.; references required. o5-3t.
FOR REMITTANCE NEW HALL: 1 SO. FROM
18th and SITS. NV; closets for ladies' and gen
tlemen steam heat; reduced to SIS per mo.
r. s. DONALDSON,
It, 942 NV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06

AMEs-On Tuesday. February 5. John u. Ames IN '"s
Csh year " his . -. ,oo,s =,
Funeral services his late residence IL East ioo'n-s'
Wednesday February D. inst al D. W.
AYCRIGG-At Lakewood. n J.. February = ies" pe"'"
min Aycrige. Pm. D.. In hts 9lst year. 49,. -,
Funeral at Reformed Episcopal Church eornes ~
65h-st and Madson-ave.. AZ III o'ooH "es'
morning February q. 1873
Interment a Trinity Cemeter;.
BARNEs-On Sunday. February 3. susan NJ. WIDOW OF
samuel Drake Barnes. aged SC years: ,o... .
Funeral services will be held o. 80 East i-f'"-S'
"Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
pENEDICT- on Monday February 1879 al Jersey lily
X i DR. Henry Abel Benedict aged 81 years . months
services at First PRESBYTERIAN thurch Emory
81, Jersey Ctty Heights N Thursday FEBRUARY L. NJ
2.3O D.
uooTH-At he Hotel Normandie on Monday. February
M.r, seymour OF William I. Booth and
daughter OF the late Lucius Hart
a residence of her sister. Mrs f.
g benedict West 51st-st, on "Wednesday, February
q. at 10 n.
QRoyN-At East Orarge. y. j.. February 4. OF heart
failure charlotte Emerson wife Of the Rev. DR.. Will
lam H. Brown the 57th year OF her age
Funeral services at her late residence. 81 Chestnutst
ras, Orange on Friday February 3, at O'clock m.
upIrNING- Suddenly on Monday evening. February L.
John IL W. Pruning. IN the 9th year Of his age.
Funeral Thursday evening at his late residence
No. III East ils,h-s'
BUTTS on February 5. Mrs. Caroline Butts. aged II
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
services this wednesday, evening at o'clock, az her
late residence. 30I West iSsth-st
Intsrn,ent at Greenwood at convenience Of family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06

the Consumers League was strongly pu; forth 10y
the speaker. They begged TO use their IN
fuence for the right. To study and 10 think: %
thoughtlessness ascrbed the majority OF the
cvils instances being given Of women VINO rush
into shops At few minutes before O'CLOCK mus
requiring fifteen minutes extra labor from the tredi
overworked girls. An occasion also was spoken OF
when by going into shop just before o,clock on
halfhollday. twenty-five girls had lost the after,
moons rest and outing. az the employer had agreed
10 c.oslng IN purchaser came IN after
o'clock. Kindness and consideration were urged as
n means To the end
the last SPEAKER was Dr Mary Putnam Jacob
She said that. as Nrs. Lowell had given the facts
and Miss Dodge the sentiments OF the case there
was only one part eft for her. and that was the
one which she usually prefeTred-the theoretical
The speaker began with the earliest introduction
oi woman's labor in retail establishments. ana OF
inc aversion with which 1t had been receiver, nut
she declared that IL had not been temporary. out
p"rFna nent. transaction. and must 10 so treated
The intermediate condition between employer ana
cmploye. and their relations. were fully described
in closing the speaker declared that she Thought IL
would he an excellent thIre for society gr.s when
i"aNlns school to enter retail stores Tor certain
length OF time. that they might understand tho
probem OF the wOrking-gr. and thus appreciate the
necessity for improving her condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06

Foreign mails for the week ending February will ci'''
UwESSrsDHy Complementary 10 a m, for Tor
E%,S5s nE 3 80 ~ ny y for Earop5 per Adra
VIA s;,s 5r Tam 10i and fosso mus:
direct~d per Yucatan'D. ,..-,.
TmuRsbAY-M p. m. for Barbados and pemerA"
d FRibpS slY 'io ~ for cape Grsca. p R.ss
gs detsrs , for c 5 n1S" Sr for
Baeasd. yer 10 Wilson t fop France switzerland
sx span portasa TURKEY and British India per ~.
anc Gn n he airSce Ter a.esns at 30 N;
Europe f is spain sa Turkey
India must he dr rnssd at 10 M suppemss-
e for pfc@ 81 P for jamaica and saysnis
Gsts R tSr S Sse L% na' mus.
Aiirondack; at 10 a. ~ supp r alvens a, 10 AZ
for F0T Sr ca asa@ hap and Yacasn r.
s.rs t0S 1nST at Il s',Hs for S.S
%% via nG At q M d e.
Ia Plata and H1 ssss sSl North ys
per al ss SpssGS sss 3;
Psfi n a pc. tO. Haltsx $40
per :ss.p s i5. a' Vest
which are forwarded via EarOpe' New ZEALAND Hawaii
s'%S:n Ssas as sT up to M haIss from s
mail. sr sa.I. Ssy Mari. oi ."s s.S.s
as s.T
y %ss m
and up to February 20 at $50 p. Mails for China
and Japan especially addressed only) per Victoria
$40 p Mails for the Society Islands per ship oailse
90 AT $50 p Mails for China and Japan Especially
addressed only. per Empress OF China from Van
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06
MRS CHARLOTTE EMERSON BROTN DEAD

SHE WAS one OF TIE FOUNDERS OF THE
wOMANs CLUB MOVEMENT IN THIS COUNTRY.
Mrs Charlotte Emerson Brown ex-president Of
the General Federation of Woman's Clubs. and one
Of the foremost women workers In the line OF
omons cubs. died early yesterday morning at
f-- home In Cnestnui-st.. East Orange. after a
short Illness Her disease was pneumonia. terminal
IL, In heart failure. Mrs Brown was born in
Andove- Mas In 1883 Her father was Ralph
Emerson &. that time Professor OF Theology in the
Andover Thco.os.ca. Seminary. she was grand
daughter OF Ralph Waldo Emerson She delighted
in the study Of languages and acquired them with
ern languages among them French. Italian. Ger
man, s2anish. Dutca ana modern GrecM .hno,,
Female Seminary in Andover. Mass. and then went
study OF Greek Ia company with her pio'ncr. ITO
lessor Joseph Emerson. Of Beloi College. on her
where she organized the Conservatory OF Music
ard clubs. for the study OF French ana
Emerson Ens' wa a lne Sd' to the Rev Dr. William
y. Brown, who had been for over thirty years the
Newark, y j. Soon after their marriage; they
wcat abroad, and spent three wears in foreign
settling In the nome that Or. Brown bought In
Cnestnut-st. East Orange The next year Ms,
Woman's Club. and two years later its president.
holding the office III lsso; when she declined re- e,
the committee OF seven that organized, under the
Clubs and Mrs. Brown was chosen the first
president. subsequently being reelected.
Two years ago she declined recollection and was
made chairman OF the Committee Foreign Cor
respondence. holding that place Til her death.
Mrs. Brown was deeply interested I'm the Congrega-
tional Women's Missionary Society and travelled
extensively in lis interest. She still reid her
bership In the Woman's Club OF Orange, and late,y
organized the Fortnight,y Club Of East Orange.
OF which she was the leading spirit. Mrs Brown
had a rare personal magnetism and drew toward
ner all with whom she came in contact. She had
fine. imposing presence. almost majestic ana with
1t a winning grace of manner and courtesy that
charmed ali who met her. As writer she
forcble. Gear and logical and her contributions
the magazines that were in the interests OF the
womans movement were greatly va.ued. Her life
work. the history of the woman's club movement
and the formation OF the federation. only
shaped out In the rough and little than the
material gathered for IL.
The funeral Will be held al her home on Friday
afternoon al o'clock and II IS expected that there
VIII De present delegations from nearly every
Mountains