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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
Excursion RATES 10 Atlanta.

On account Of the Atlanta Ex
position, the B. & o. r. r.. Co.,
will sell excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rates. Season
tickets will be sold every day
until December 18th, good re,
turning until January 9TH, 1896,
Twenty day tickets will be sold
every day until December 18TH,
good returning for twenty days
from the date of sale, We give
below the rates for season and
twenty day tickets from stations
in this vicinity.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
AdditioRal Local

h
Mrs Worthy Post was quite it'll
for several days last week,
a great many people are n
the city tllie week attending al,
S. Court,
Mr. Horner Davis bus com.
menced the erection Of 81 4 dwol.
ling on his lot Pike street.
Arthur Clark is now engaged
In the Clerks office having been
appointed by the County Court
70 do some special copying,
Miss Elizabeth Coffman has
purchased the millinery store g
long owned aud managed by Mrs.
g. W, shattleworth aec Roger.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of editor Hoffman I'd.
wards 10 Miss Gertrude Brannon
daughter OF Judge John Brannon
of Weston on Oct 10Th.
Hon H. P. Snyder, ex.Presi.
dent Of the Pennsylvania Press
Association, has a very pretty
article about clarksburg in his
most excellent paper, the Con-
nellsville Courier
Miss Rose chorpeuing reports
q very delightful summer spent
in Europe, and her many admir-.
ing friends are pleased to learn
that her voyage homeward was
attended by no mishaps.
Miss Collie Duncan and Miss
Lillian Brown, two Of CIarks.
burg's most beautiful girls, arc
numbered among the bridesmaids
selected for the Edwards-Bran.
non nuptials.
Mrs. Wilson of Wheeling;
mother Of Mr.. Harry Wilson 81
this city received paralytic
stroke on Tuesday, She was here
visiting her son. The friends
in Wheeling were notified.
The illness Of Mr.. John Smith,
of the TELRGRAN office, and tho
absence Of the editor, Mr. Reed,
for several days may account for
YOU not finding the little item
you expected to see in this weeks
issue.
Yes, verify, aexclaims one Of
our naughty exchanges, girls
are of few days and full of mis-.
chief and whatsoever is deceived
thereby is not wise. When the
fair one cheweth gum with much
haste and stampeth her pretty
foot with much vigor. then be-
ware She cometh forth in the
evening with low neck and short
sleeves, but in the morning she
lieth in bed while her mother
hustleth. She eateth all winter
Of the devoted young mans oys-
tiers, and partakeih with glee Of
his sleigh rides, but when the
getle spring time cometh, abs
winketh the other eye and goeth
with a new beau"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
Important Trnstee Meetltp.

On Monday of this week, the
trustees of Broaddus held an i'm.
portant meeting. Besides reduc.
ing tuition. they hae under con.
sidera.ion a number of plans for
the enlargement of the school.
These gentlemen mean to build
up at this place a well equipped
and ultimately endowed institu.
ton of.learning but to do this
they win need the co operation
of all our people. The success
of this enterprise means very
much to our town. intellectually,
socially and financially. This
being true, it is to our interest to
patronize our own school.
E. E. WooDsoN.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
Horses Wanted.

Ii. w. Parr. the well-known
horse buyer will be at Supler 6
Reeds stables. in Clarksburg,
Wednesday, october9th TO buy
horses and mares of all kinds
from years old and upward.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
More Atont mos New Trains

1t is now announced that the
new trains on the B. & o. are an
assured fact and that they will
ne put in operation on the 18th
inst. The fact that the postal
clerks have been assigned for
these trains would indicate that
there is something in the report.
1t is stated that the west bound
train will pass through. here
about 1870 p. NJ, while the east
bound will arrive here at l1:O0
a. M. They will be numbered
respectively Nos. 3 and 6 and the
accommodation trains which now
bear those numbers will be chang
ed to 8 and 10 respectively.
Parkersburg Sentinel.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

Duffy J. o. Bolton.
Elkins G. U. Balsloy.
FIatwOods Fred Cottreli.
Freemansburg Martin Talbot.
Frencliton- %. L. Seatherley.
Chenille J. G. stratler.
Holly Grove-o. U. MARBLE.
Nom Rose H. NJ. strnaer.
Newton. NJ. s. Frye.
Phillips-w. j. sharpe.
South Buckhannon n. W. Chichester.
sutton-G. d. Smith
Ten MiIe-A. S. ireland.
Troy j, 0. Marteny.
Weston-w. j. Hardness.
Weston Circnit-w. Y. sIeeth,
b. W. Hutchinson. President Con.
ference Seminary; W. j. Holt, Prof.
in Conference Seminary; W. A. Hag.
gerty, Prof. Conference Seminary.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
MoE0ANrowN DISTRICT.

Fsiding Elder-D. L. Ash.
rnettssilIe-J. B. Feathers.
|laekulle John Btddont.
patton q. Nj. Grimes.
Ealeck Ii. l.. Mercer.
bllytown L, NJ, Cain.
|ingwood-s. P. Crummit,
|Hottsyillc-M. Knots.
ittleton f. G. W. Ford.
Fasontown U. S. G. Carrel.
Fonougalia-D. A. Friend.
lorsantown-A. Cameron.
lorgantown Circuits. L. Jones.
|nlstine H, D. Bowden.
|nlatine Circuit Supplied.
junction W. O. Rogers.
Talestown q. W. Bent.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

NUUt ~
lueinc,> transacted Minis
p,i:l appointments Weeks
|rocecdinss'
Ehe N L Conference couven.
al Bgckhaunon Wednesday,
b, but on account Of The Bish.
not being abie 10 arrive until
nrsday very little business
{ accomplished. The second
5 session opened al 9 a. m,
h, Bishop s NJ. Merrill in the
|ir. One half hour proceed.
HE opening was devoted to
yer service. conducted by
/. c w Upton.
INTER- the presiding elders re-
| Ted each effective elder in the
Eious districts reported their
lrges. The motion 10 reduce
number of presiding elders
tricts from nine TO seven was
b ON the table.
Che committee on credentials
ported lo4 members present.
the vote for delegates to the
peral assembly and resulted
the election Of A. Mick, A. L.
b, and IL. Hess. After bal.
Ing several times the confer.
Ee adjourned without electing
fourth delegate.
Ministerial appointments were
de as follows
C1ARKsBURG DISTRICT.
residing Elder-J Engle.
|ridgeport-Cyr Polling.
berry Camp-F. NJ. MARBLE.
larEsburg -B. b. Evans.
lnterprise-J. L. Mcclure.
|airnont-C. H. Shackleford,
armington-w b. King.
EryisyilIe Theophiis Mccoy.
transport I. q. Meredith.
lumberport-H, c, Sanford,
Huntington II. b. Ward.
farion. L. N. Coflield.
Fount Clrre-Iaylor Richmond.
fine Grove A. d. Garrett.
funhtown-E. j. W. King.
|nithton- L. s. Withers.
fest Milford Ulysses Pribble.
Filsonburg-J. L. Davis, supply.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

Correspondlngly low rates from
other stations. 4T,lt.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
WHEELING DISTRICT.

fcsi1ing Elder a, Moore.
cnwool j. S. Robinson,
Em a, G. W. Kepler.
lNllas NJ. W. Rider.
nlton L. L, King.
tarshall L, q. j. King.
tcNlcohen w. Il. Helms.
toundsyilIe G. 4. CLARK.
huntsville Circuit-A. E. Barnes.
leasaut yalley--o. @. Phillips.
port Creek and Liberty O. H. Larkiu
llyer Hill d. L, Carder.
flladelphia Spencer King.
heeling. Chapline St.-A. b Riker.
heellng, Fifth ST. N. b. johnson,
leelins, Thompson Chapel F, D.
leeIms, Wesley ohapel-L W.
lceIiDg, Zane st, g. j. T,iplett.
~ M"rtiusvilie- VIM, Anderson.
7" Nartinsyillc Circuit--J. Hyatt.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
Killed mis- WIre

Thomas Hinkle, a prominent
farmer livinga few miles from
Sutton, shot his wife fatally last
evening, and came to Sutton and
gave himselfup to the sheriff and
is now in Jail. Tile reason Hinkle
gives for the shooting was that
he caught j, o. Boon, a consta.
bic. and his wife in a very com.
promising position.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

The Governor of Texas has
called an extra session Of the
legislature toprevent the Corbett
Fitzsimmons fight.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

Best make Of corsets at cost.
Miss Elizabeth coffman. 47.2t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
bUcKHANNoN DlsrRIcT.

l Essions Elder J. H. Hess.
,b"ur j. L. b. Jones.
.'nston a. b. Rohrbough.
'erley J. W. Engle.
n'Shannon A. ATick.
'sS,annon Circuit c b. Meredith.
F ','sI Il. Perry H. Hawk.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
E. Conference.
/, Clergy and Laynen Meet
IN their Conference.

.hon lse,rili E'residcs 1iuci,
lueinc,> TRANSACTED Minis
,,i.l appointments Weeks
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
CHARLESrnN n1srp1nr

CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
pe'idins EIde--c. h. Graham.
~ River District L. H. Jordan.
e' 10 Elder Oakland District.
hamgarlner
W. Bedford.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

Lieut. Peary declares that so
far as he is concerned, the North
Pole can stay out in the cold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

COACHMAN.-By q young man; tiof-
oughly understands his business III Every
particular: good reference from last en-
plovsr. can a. AL iress COArHMAN. 30
East G2d-st.. piisat" stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
l. Il. UiUGHN THEIR PHESIDEN L.
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS ELECT OFFICERS. ADOPT
\ PLATFORM AND LISTEN TO SPECIFIES
TIE CONVENTION CIOEED

Grand Rapids Mich April ospeclan.-The cleo
ton Of r~esder, gave taste 81 practical politics
20 the delegates to the American Republican col
lese League convention. Last night l.. J. Ii"nnng,
of Wisconsin University. far in the lead. VITA
w. H. McWilliams OF Kalamazoo. second, and
l.. b. Vaughn. OF CnicdEo. practically oui Of the
field. The arrival Of New-Encland delegates hrac'd
up NaIghn's supporters and a combination with
McWilliams defeated Hcnniug. and elected the
Chicagp man. McWilliams was elected me- inber
of the National League Executive Committee as
his share Of the honor.
The convention assembled AZ 10 O'Clock his morn
ing and WAS welcomed by Congressman William
Alden smith The usual committees were APP
pointed The res, Of ;ho morning session was oc-
cupiel with .laccheS. This afternoon the commit
tee Credentials reported forjy-siX colleges repre-
scented. An invitation - meet next year IN Mime
apolis Vas accepted. and thew came n" election
Of officers. McWiliams created lively sensa-
ton when he Withdrew his name as q candilai"
and nominated Vaughn. Several seconl Ink speeches
were mal-. and then the ballot was taken. result
ing % 20 - for Vaughn. When ne was escorted ~
the chair he was received with succession ~ col
lega yeils The remainder OF The ticke' was quickly
filled as follows: First president. =. T. Dehc'-
VILE Vermont. second vice-prcsiten;. Ralph +.
Johnston Nebraska: third 'ioe-pr'siG"nt. q. y.
CosanI Earlham. secretary. +. l. Peterborough.
Michigan; treasurer. l.. l.. Tw!tcheH. Minnesota.
members Of National Leix Executive Committee.
W d. McWiliams. Kalamazoo; National Leagu"
Vlce-presideni j. Hulburd FRYE Princeton
The platform adopted reaiiirms the belief o. ~"
College League In the principles OF the Republican
League earnestly maintains tho right. justice ana
economic wisdom OF the American doctrine o.;
protection: favors the uncomprom.sinE enforce
Inent OF the Monroe Doctrine. tne annexation OF
Hawaii. and the construction OF thu Nicaragua
canal under Government control. Tn" imam. al
plank favors bimetallsm.
AZ the banquet io-nirh, toas's were rrspondeel
by Warner Miller. Senator Burrows. W. W.
Humphreys Senator Patton. ". " Tracy and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
THE PROCEEDINGS AT KINGSTON.

INTERESTING EXERCISES or THE THIRD DAYS
SESSION OF THE METHODIST MINISTER'S
Kingston ~ y April (SpeciaD The third
,av's session of the New-York Methodist Confer
ence was largely attended. Bishop Newman talked
on ministerial Efficiency and Success Various
committees on memoirs were designated. the follow
ing having died during the year: George Hearn.
W c. willing Francis Bottome and a. c. Gal
lahne on motion OF Or. Strobridge appropriate
resolution on the death Of Dr. Ii. b. Rdgway. OF
Evanston, H.. was adopted by rising vote. Pre-
siding Elder Mckle of the Ne~burg District read his
report but everybody listened in vain FOR any con-
test IN the Darwood case His character was passed
as all right" like all the rest The report Of the
Poughkeepsie District was read by Presiding Elder
Travis He has served six terms. during which
500 united with the Church and six churches
we're added He was called to the bar and a gold
watch was presented 10 him by the Bishop. token
Of the regard of the pastors in his charge, 10 which
he made a fitting response.
The list of probatoners taken up and most
Of them advanced. Much discussion had on
the disposition to raise the standard OF examna-
ton which was generally favored. The supernum-
erary and stIperannuated lists were taken up many
o. the aged preachers making few touching
marks at the call OF their names and the confer
ence AZ times breaking out in fervid song.
In the case Of Eli Quick OF the Perry Street
Church. New-York Dr. King reported no evidence
OF maladminis:ration. and asked to hav" the whole
matter expunged from the record which was done
Several OF the local clergy OF other denOlnna-
tons and Dr. Draper. a missionary 10 Japan were
presented TO the conference. The semi-centennlal
sermon was delivered by j. J. lIermArce
The anniversary Of the Education Society was OBJ
served bv addresses this afternoon by he Revs
and James NJ Yeager. OF Drew Ladies' Seminary.
Dr King presiding. Mr. Civil spoke Of the i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

chicago. April 5-The Grand Trunk Railroad.
which has been IN" leader In the recent heav. cut
ting OF clslbounl grain rats. today gave notice -
tn Interstate Commerce Commission that Il will
cancel - l2-cent rat" on giair between Chicago
ana Now-Yofk April T. Tho rate has been N force
me Grand Trunk. I>"hiEh Valley and Fri" since
asst Monday ana Vas original" pu' in Tn.
Erie east OF Buff,lo vas by this arrangement made
unwllng.y u AXE grain over - l.n"s AZ the re-
duce1 'arln. II mad" 4 strong protest and u is IN
par, due t. N. opposition thus developed thai ~"
raj" vas withdraw. The Grand TrInk claims IL
We justified 10 cutting tho Tat" 20 secure large
shipments 3D.; oats which IN few iivs would have
been taken by boat ~ very low prices II took one
ship % ,,N''r bushes ~ ~ cents up polu j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PRINTING Qu'cf artistic color. wo-G
enclosing. larg" or small jobs plar,
running DAY and night. lowest prices. ..
vofGhi~ terms MERCHANTS PRINTING
CoMFANr world Building
sAFETY ENVELOPE raten, sar .aie.
plan cc', thea ~ Wr"kly Tribune. Apr.l
r. pag" g. iENRN r. IlORR Rod f.,!ge
Mont
Statesmen or %OtESrfON Az, =
ABILITY fnr something every ni.rrnn nj
c-i.rs. no bpoks. permanent position.
most B''.nctlt" oN.I 60; Ills decade
MERCHANTS PPiNTGNG COMPANY.
word lgilding
WANT ID \ mar WIN some mo-e, o.
act O.. cashier and taIe hail interest IN a
hrs' class Theatrical Company playing "a the
prln 'ipnl 'itir. In An"rirr. canada and
England Ills and tho coming season. ~.
Vipus experience uun'r"asar' Address
STAGE MANAGER Tribune ono
WINDOW SCREEN Adjustable T. any
elevation - sash this idea Irscfibed m
WesM' Tribune. Aprn 3 page &. In
g"ni0us Novelties" patent rights for 'alc
l.. :. Carl NER. Pct"rsville Nd
YolHG MAN. with $500 FOR nanu-
featuring Gail SMITH 81 North "a
az. iirork,Jn. second ioor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
WORK WANTED.

SALESMAN. Desires "A position: man o.
ability: good address and references
where results will be- appreciated: deN Ote
fun time H. Il. w. Emmorton. Nd.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

APARTMENT at 20 Washington SQUARE
10 let. fully furnished from NAV I To-
November !. 1895. possession can be givea
earlier n desired. apartment IL on 9th
no1r (cletatoD. and ov.Iiooks the square i.
all rooms Hight and airy. Inquire - Jani-
tor al alov" address from 10 n. N. I'll 3
y m, or ~ DOUGLAS ROBINSOS 81
ILberiy-st.
COMFORTABLY and weIl-kept furnished
rooms In private family. 10 gentlemen Of
quiet habits. $50 East a5ih-st
WEIL-Fl RNIsIIED front psr.or I'm pri.
at" family: board II desired. Sullivan :
bell 3it West Ssth-s
~ WEST 3bTH- ST Furnished back psr.
Tor ana reception room. superior lcca-
ton 'or physician or dentist: references
IFS EAST 18TH at. Handsomely fur
nished rooms to let for gentlemen or
married couple; also elegant front parlor
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FAMILY occupying large house oners
board To- families aiugl" quests. Easy
terms. references 400 West 23i-s'.
GOOD HOARD and mic" room. gentleman
preferred 40 West boulevard
MADISON AVE. 1i.-iinnisomeiy FUR
ni-hed Toms for families or gentlemen.
with bond. references exchanged.
MADISON AVE. $50 corner C0th-si Ele
giant ii's IN second floor. with board .
strictly nrs'-cins- references required
10TH ST.. ~ WEST Comfortably FUR
n. I'D second rooT sunny room. with
good attendanc"s. ',ctllcnt home table
references
IT'LL ST 70 WEST. Desirable rooms. all
sizes: abundant. excellent board. mod
crate rates. reference.
--2iST STREET II EAST. -------
sunny rooms with board; references.
2iS1'-Sr 70 EAST Desirable large
rooms hail room. excellent table. central
location. references.
GATH ST III WEST Large second-siory
sunny front room. with board, IN private
family: references
74TII eT WEST. Select bonrd in n
Southern family. ref"rences. CASHIER
T. .. HoN = lG5
l01 WAVERLEY PLACE. northwest cor
n"r Washington square. rooms. *
cellcnt table. references required.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.



ASBTRY PARK. =. J.-Desifablc
furnished cottages for rent.
I.!sfs MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park. y. J.
HEMPSTEAD. l.. Nine rooms ana
bath. hot and cold water. large lawn.
garden. fruit trees, stable. "tr. Five min
utes walk from station. newly Furnished {,
rent from June 10 october. Addr'ss Lock
BOX -. Hampstead l.. l.
NYAcK y Y.-cctfages furnished aud
unfurnishcd 70 rent. Agency u @ 7
MORROW. Once adjoining Nyack X. x.
depot
ORANGE. y j. REAL ESTATE. An
stations: desirable homes every descrip-
ton. EDW. +. HAMILTON co. SO
Broadway.
TARRYTOWE.-- The Castle. elegant man
sion. II bedrooms fully furnished newly
decorated unsurpassed river vicu-. about
10 acres larg. stable garden. Inquire ~
any reputable croker. or MILLS q
WHITEHOr'SE. 800 jth-av".
TO LET. HOUSE Of ten rooms. IN Orange.
y. j.. furnished or unfurnisheh or WIZ
sell. fine location. perfect order. every con
vcfience. low rent. Apply - II. !. MAI
TIN % Wall-st.. New-foTk
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4 Nnw.HA MrSnrRE RIlLROAp REOcKED.

Windham Junction. y. II. April The 10 o'clock
train on the Worcester. Nashua and Rochester Raj
road into an open switch just below this sta
ton to-day. and the engine and tender ran half
way down an emhankment. the wheels on on" side
being deeply buried In the sand. All trains on this
road tied up here. A. far as can be- l"aineI 40
nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

COACHMAN and GhRDINER. BY a
Young swedish man: generally useful; -
good mixer, best reference; moderate
wages 81 East 21th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE.-Matchei team gentle ponies
for ladies' and children. Address i'r. ..
C. JACKSON. +. .. Box lGl. Jamaica.
l.. J.. y. 7.
PAIR UNUSUALLY a;tractiv" IoloniAs
road mares; Eve years old. bay ana oarH
mahogany Ia.. long tails and names. very
kind. sound and fast: raised 10y owner. Ad-
dress r.. Tribune Ofce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
COMBINED AGAINST THE OCEAN LINES

COMBINED AGAINST THE OCEAN LINES
81 Louis April 5.-General freight agents o. AL
III" railroads handling important business west
% tho Mississippi River met in con!erenc" Nes'er-
day at the Southern Hotel They CONSIDERED IN"
matter OF helping Transatlantic steamers 20 bear
tho cut in rates that has unsettled traffic. steam
crs leaving Continental ports accept freight at a
loss sailing DAYS rather than sail In ballast. and
when billed 20 points Vest 81 the Mississippi they
have availeI themselves OF the scramble FOR bust
ness by ihc Western roads 10 force hem 20 divide
~" loss ON Transatlantic carrying charges. Tho
whole matter gone over. ana clean breast
~ heir UrOngloing VAS made 10y all concerned.
Lat" IN tho afternoon ironCad agreement was
signed 10y all concein" 20 charg" local rates on all
imports billed IVES. o. the Mississippi. a. pres
Ni' hoG; rebate o Inc steamer companies. This
viii about double railway revenues from that class
% business.
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HELP WANTED.


ssnle
AGENTS.-Sid line. statesmen iDcated IN
~ travelling unoccupied country can add
s.rictlv frst-class agency with free outht
from high-rated manufacturers. one agent
has earned SEQ in four consecutive
y.ars L. q. 1871. New-fo,k.
WANTED hou-" carpenter. young
man of good habits. good principles and
god common sense. no other. ADDRESS,
INSTIIT 'TiON. station NJ. New-York
city.
WANTED \ country raised hoy. NOT
under 10 we'll recommended TO- IN
dustrv and steady habits. 10 help with
farm. lawn and garden work and be gen
orally useful: American preferred. For par
ticulars call on or address L. II. MEAD.
New Canaan. Conn.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

WANTED.-A good. steady Protestant
woman Tor general houseWork IN a iahi
IL u two in the country: must BE- neat.
willing and ohlirinS; good plain COOK!
Washer and roner: wages Sl+ month rel
ercnces required. a good home FOR such a
person. AUGUSTUS j. ifN l'f' l .
Hewlett's L.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

THREE STORY high-stODp house. lIi
West San ST. uufuruish"d. IN excellent
condition. good n.ighirrhlOI. MILLS &
NA IrrL.IIlf ~ 700 r,h-aNe
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale and Toilet.

BFRKSHTRES. South Egremont. sale or
rent furnished, unfurnisbcd. new u
room house: kitchen. stable. icehOuse hlled .
photographs MILLS q WliITEHOCSE.
Bp3 5ih-avs.
FOR RENT or SALE.-BaTgains In hotels
boarding houses and cottages. bulicins
sites reasonable. ISRAEL -. ADAMS n
co. Atlantic City. " !.
MORRISTCWN REAL ESTATE ~ all
kinds for sale, exchange or rent.
J. HENRY JOHNSON & CO..
NJrriEtown. -. J.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

At LOW KLNT Tari Row and i'nil-9'.
rr,t l.r .si1.si bargain. very lghf. -
Windows. commission 90 agents ihAI \.
l73 I'hrh Row
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
REFERRED 70 \ COMMITTEE.

TIE on ESTtONS IN DISPUTE BETWEEN HE An
rHRACITE COAL COMPANIES
The presidents OF the anthracite coal companies
met yesterday and adjourned without reaching an
agreement II was decided to refer the question:
bfch have been I'm dispute 70 "A Committee on Arbi-
ration. and the following committee was appointed
+, choose an Arbitration Committee: r.. !. Wilour'
preeiiont Of the Lehgh Valley j. 5. Harris presi-
den; ~ IN. Reading: j. X. Maxwell. president or
the Central Railroad OF New-Jersey: +. H. Ihonas
president OF the Ere. and r NJ. O'yphan' p'es-
den. 0f the Delaware and Hudson. II appears that
,,r of the cc;npanies refused to accept the terms
of the plan under discussion and 50 the representa-
lives present finally decided 20 submit all differences
TO arbitration. ~
! resolution introduced asking the presidents
10 guarantee the April output. 2.GN,Wn tons, az
agreed upon by The sales agents A. their last meet