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SITUATIONS TED-FEMALE.

wANTED-By lady, position as goyemess'
SklpJon, Md. lTeln
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Mails for south and Central Amer
lea, west Indies, &c.

THURS At 6:25 a. m. for Bar
BADGES direct and North Brazil, via Para
and Nanaos, per s. $ SObraIeDSe, from New
York (d) At o:25 a. IN for Jamaica, per
: A rdanrOSe. from New York. Lei Jers
for BELIZE, Puerto, COrteZ and Guatemala
,,,,,ss 10 directed per ArdanroSp
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wANTED-By colored girl, place as cham
bermaid or light housework; city REL
459 Washington st. Item
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Large schooner;
Saturday night anu sunday trips
speciality; get together for recreation. +.
BURLlNGAME, this office. jy1l-7t
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AnI.p wANTED-MALE.

NANTED-Grown boy TO work in furnl-
Uure store. Apply, win rel, IN 81
and MASS. ave. NV. gsA4-oe
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

NANTED-4 women, / housekeeper,
WORK III olIlce, L laundress, Iake " s'ei.-
lng uoine. lTo2 IL IOJn ST. nw. Jyl5-3t-em
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FOX sALE-Contents OF Groom fiat; large
refrigerator, $40; oak bedroom set, $40;
walnut set, IS; cherry foldlng-bed- Sill,
cost $50, walnut bookcase and desk Com
Dmation, $500, cost Sl0O; dining table,
81; odd beds, bureaus and wash-stands.
rlat-top desk, Fowler springs, side board,
wardrobe, parlor suite, iron bed, carpet,
and q lot OF nouse-furniShIng goods; cheap
WI N. I ave. Jy14-3t
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FOR SALE-Ladies' and gents new 800
bicycles; cheap for cash T. j. NJ, En-
rlCn ffOtei. 1t
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FOR SALE OR RENT-New 5-room house;
HynesboTo Park, SeaDrook, Nd: Penn
sylvania K. X; shade an water; 2 miles
out; price, $500 or SO mo. Apply MRS.
WEED. Iy14-3t-em
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wANTED-wnl pay S100 for position
paying $50 or $50 a month. Address
M g. C., this office. jy13-St
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IN YOU AXE READY to nave any in
terror decorating done, see US Wen ma he
prices an Inducement To let US do the
woTk. We paper rooms with rich, stylish
paper; only 81 up. +. u. NOLTE, S10
SUn ST, no Drancn. jyl4-G
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DR.. Ledtherman,

EXPERT SPECIALIZE in the
cure of all private diseases II ydrOcele,
Varicocele, structure, IInpotency, and
5 yphilitie Diseases positively cured Adj
vice and Consultation Free. Both sexes
Hours, 8 to 2, to Q. Tues, Thurs, and
(Ciosed Sunday Jel6 Off
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOMS AND B0ARD-St. Georges Isl
and for families or clubs, SO per week;
also camping rooms free If meals are Ia ken;
shade, artesIa n sulphur water, milk, fruit,
oysters, crabs, ana good table in every
thing, also cottage for rent, $50 the
sedson. Apply 302 E. Capitol St, up
stairs. iy16-7t
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MY SWEETHEART CIGARETTES, $500
per Loco; Sl.76 for 900 and packs
extra, OF 35c. per 100. HOLLAND WAL
LACE, $50 Stn At. NV. W. r. LANNAN,
% st. NV. DC. per package from all
dealers. lyl 4-3t
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FOX RENT-Rooms, second floor, suit
able for photograph gallery, OFFICES or
living rooms Apply to CROOK Ek, the
ShoeInan. 939 Pa. aY. NV. lylO-lI- em
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FOR SALE-10O egg hot air incubator,
latest Improvements, with rull INSTRUCTIONS;
price, $40. Apply 1923 4th st. 1t
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ANTED-A place as nurse, chamberlain
or general housework. 22l4 9th st.
NV. 1tem
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WANTED-A steady white woman cook,
9TH ST. 1t
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The American ana white star steamers
sailing from New York on WeChIe sda Us, the
German steamers on Thur sdays, and ths
Cunard, French and German steamers on
Saturdays, take printed matter, etc, for
ali countries for which they are advertised
to carry mail.
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FOX RENT-612 80 st. NV; 3-story and
basement bay window brick house; IL
rms; N. T.; yard and stable; also, part OF
I'd Stnw 1y1S-Jt
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOX 6ENT-To respectable colored faui-
lily, oroom brick; Completely renovated
47f washington ST.. near corner 9TH; one
square FROM Pension office. A. BEHREND,
Az ii st. NV. Jy1o-3t EN-
FOR RENT-613 Sth st. Sc, z rooms;
large yard; S14. EUGENE ARNOLD,
45s La. ave. Jy13-7t
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FOX SALE-Handsome calendar watch,
registers days OF week, month and date;
splendid tlmeplece; cost $50; will sell cheap
or exchange for nigh-grade bicycle 81
n. L. ave. jy14-3t
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FOR RENT-farber shop. fur. s2s efsst.
NV. 1t
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FOR SALE-Drying apparatus for laun-
dry; new; also marble mantel, WINDOWS
and wood front, at 1910 9Th st. NV.
lyl4-3t-em
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ave. NV. Jy15- Stem
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housewOrK. walters, chaniherInaids
cooks, and country boys, steady work. All
u st. ivI5-3t
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PRINTING-Good, cheap, prompt circulars
4Oc. per LOCO: Typewriter circulars,
- 90 per l,OoU, up. ZElGLER, Printer,
Slo 81. NV. iTl2-2t
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WOODLAwN-Open May 20; pieasa MT
rooms; healthy location; large grounds:
electric bells; gas andartesian water MRS
M. ]. COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockyijie
Nd Address The Clarendon, Washin gton'
ID. O. Je27-fm
OUTREE PARk-Rooms and board win
nome comforts, terms moderate j. e
LEAMAN, Rockville, Nd. je22-Im-em
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Inc above Is only q portion OF the prop
erty on my BOOKS For full list call at
Office FOR DulIe Ito Issued on the LIST and 10th
THOS. b. WAGGAMAN,
jy1A-tf,eIn DIT st. NV.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24

ures, as large pleasures are not often let
OF long lease"
Governor Ahumada of Chihuahua, Mex
leo, has been so impressed with the fire
service of Eastern cities Of the United
States that he has ordered modern fire
engines for his native city.
Rev. Sam Jones, the noted evangelist,
will preach new sermon on Politics and
Politicians" in Atlanta ON November %.
and hopes to make $1,000 for the Police Re-
kief association of that city.
Mark Twain, in speaking of the Ger
man language the other evening in Vienna,
said that ut ought to be forbidden by
act of parliament to construct one sem
tence of 112 words with seen parenthesis
and seven subjects
William Dean Howells speaking of his
late tour abroah, says there is something
oppressive in the military atmosphere n
restraint which pervades Germany, and 1t
was relief for me to get into freer
country Holland"
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RECENT INVENTIONS,

10 prevent trousers bagging at the knees
re-enfcrcing strips Of on-elastic material
are placed inside the legs in diagonal no
srtions and crossing each other at the from,
OF the knee to strengthen the cloth and
prevent the stretching.
Envelopes are automatically addressed NV
a new machine which has a series of stem.
ell plates with different names on them
wnich are fed one at time against an
INK roller with the name pressed agains,
IL by another roller to print the address
TWO Belglans have a, device to stop run
away engines, consisting of a lever lying
cicse to the track. which is connected to
the throttle and operated by plat ar rail
beside the track, which can be raised into
position TO engage the lever as the engine
passes.
A handy fire-starter Is composed of a
block OF absorbent, non combust, hla mo-
Urla ! mounted in wire loop. having 8
long handle, the block being placed in an
OIL chamber to absorb the oil, after which
u rs ignited and held under the CRATE until
the fire starts.
suiuering irons are being made which can
pe heated by gasoline. the handle being a
reservoir with pipe running down To the
burner, which is OF such a shane as N
vaporize the on and force a flame arainsI
the conical soldering block mounted in .he
end OF the burner.
Electricity is used TO sound an alarm
when the bearings Of shafts; railway axIes
ETC.. become hot, cavity close to tbs
bearing being filled with gas or LIQUID
which expands quickly when heated and
forces an electric needle around ON press
ure gauge to close the circuit, which gives
the alarm. - .
In o. new device to assist cyclers in
climbing hills yertce tube set over the
crank hanger carries spring to be wound
UP as the rider deecends a hill. the move,
being transmitted through central shaft
by means Of ratchet wheels to act on Inc
connecting gear wheels mounted on tbs
crank shaft "'e
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SOME PosTsCRIPTs.

The governor OF Arizona claims that the
Territory has population of 81 500.
1t is estimated thnt Japans National debt
Will in 1900 amount TO i95, 700 900 yen.
A New Jersey man has voted 1l3 times
In 20 years, and is proud of his record.
A consignment of los tierces of corned
horse meat has Just been sent from Lin
ton, Ore. 10 Rotterdam.
The output of Montana's mines during
SOC was valued at $4,000, 000 and that OF
1897 Is estimated at s5,00o,oUO more.
Atlanta has an ordinance prohibiting We
hicles from passing places of worship at
rapid rate OF speed on Sundays.
An order has been received from Brus-
GELS. Belgium for fifteen folding bicycles,
which ere made in Danbury. Conn.
A firm in Omaha, Neb., advertised the
| other day the most highly sensational
bargain sale OF fine shoes since Adam
went barefoot"
II is said that the Archbishop OF Canter
bury advises his clergy TO burn their SER
mons when they had preached them three
times.
London has Society of Reformers
numbering over 800 members, all OF whom
have a past and havs banded togethe,
TO resist biackmailers
Owing to the failure OF the grain crop
there Is fodder famine H. Russia, and
the peasants are selling their cattle and
hcrses for anything they can get.
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Of the trusts. 1t is his business to Gee
that the laws they need to authorize them
to plumber the public with impunty are
passed.
He is also there as the director ard
manipulation of the president If the t'uited
States. He made him what he is. lie lifted
him out of the slough of 1nai ci;l and
political bankruptcy and he is in the senate
to exact the last pound OF flesh from his
weak and dependent creature FOR his SER
viceA
With one hand Hanna holds AMI extrts
the power Of the confederated trusts CT the
country; with the other he doles out the
entire patronage of the administration.
Hanna is the absolute dictator Of every
Federal appointment within the gf CT Nc
Kiney. His defeat before the Ohio legis-
lature, therefore, means National 'ycncfit.
1t can only be accomplished ~ the dis
affected republicans, us has been said. ard
the democrats uniting on candidate to
beat Hanna. The latter are patricIs as
we'll as partisans. They will do Their duty
as they best can to the whole people.
AS for the former, those incea,;,es that
tempt men DESTROYS of Wrestling sups' m; cy
from political influence that il dor, r at
Ing, selfish and brutal in rs rethods
should induce them to revolt. Io' aker,
Bushnell and Kurtz are the leaders CT the
disaffected republicans. The humiliation
OF Hanna means their resumption o. control
over the party machinery in Ohio. !; means
the removal of Mckinley as n qahntity
from the presidential equation three years
hence.
III Hanna returns to the senate other
with their acquiescence or against their
opposition, political oblivion will be the
portion OF these three. There is pothpg
left for them but to fight, and fight to the
death II they win they will at orce be-
come the hub around which will gather all
the disatfected elements in the republican
party opposed to the Hanna McKi lI,y ma
chine. II they lose they will have 10 sit
on the mourners' bench ms long as Hanna
runs the presidential pie counter.
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A HOPELESS TASK.
The POposition to Danish One OF tho
joys of Childhood.
Cincinnati Commercia1 H. TNrihuno


Joys OF Childhood.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Danish Santa Claus?
Take out of childhood its sweetest myx-
terry and best loved myth
What creed could be SO cruel. what
creedsman so destitute Of the milk OF hui
man kindnessy
For any austere gentleman concerned in
such iconoclastic bit OF aight-laced Puri-
tanism it Is invoked that memory will
work her mystic wand, and
Backward, turn backward. Old Time. in its
flight,
And make him A child again, for oue
Christmas night.
That will cure him OF all desire for deal
Ing death to the delights the yuletlda
brings to the souls of little children.
The coming Of Santa Claus doesn't inter-
fere with any religious observances that
may be deemed desirable He Is to every
child the embodiment of all that is lovable.
He Is Father Bountiful, who always re-
members the nice and targets the yery.
Very naughty. He Is the Patron Saint OF
innocent pleasure to prattling innocence.
and when his annual visits cease childhood
Will have lost one of its chiefeet charms
and manhoods memory one of its richest.
tenderest treasures.
Take naught from the life of the little
ones that brightens its fleeing passage, tho
serious time of earnest effort and stern
actual1ty comes soon enough.
Danish Santa CIaus?
AS well try to Danish Gods sunshine.
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r01sTOy, WEDNESDAY, nov. "a.
FEN II A. G E s
SETTING US AN EXAMPLE.

II Ia not pleasant, nor condicive 10 va
tIonaI pride. to contrast the weak and dila-
tory policies OF our foreign office, In the
matter OF protection Of American citizens
abroad, with the prompt and vigorous nc
ton OF European cabinets in sacn cafcs.
The contrast is so striking, however, that
IL ought to arouse public sentiment with
us sufficiently strong TO work the mecca
sary reform In the premises.
Two notable instances OF this European
vigor and national resentment at the mis-
treatment of Europeans abroad have Just
been furnished us, the one by Germany and
the other by Austria. The former power
has gone so far as to attack China and seize
q province in retaliation for the murder 81
two German missionaries. while Austrian
gunboats promptly prepared to shell a
Turkish seaport upon tho refusal OF the
porte to make the necessary amends for In
dignitios Offered an Austrian citizen In
Asia Minor. In China American misslona-
ries have been repeatedly assaulted and the
missions pluneercd without any warlike
turtuous paths Of diplomacy have been re-
sorted TO In such cases by our state de-
partment and the matter OF indemnity
postponed for moaths aud months. In
Turkey at this time, We are still allowing
the sultan, with his oily tactics, to stave
off a settlement OF our claims fof damages
arising out Of outrages upon american cl;i-
zens while our pusillanimity and delay IN
the matter OF inhuman treatment OF Amer
leans in Cuba are hu)wl and despised By
tho civilized world.
Our administered ms are so dominated b,
Wall street stock gamblers, who fear de-
cline In our securities, and by the manu-
featuring synclcates. who dread Sigh
Interference VIA trade, that orr foreign
affairs department trembles at the ture
possibility of brush with any kind OF {
foreign power and pockets Insults and out
rage rather than risk the loss OF n Few
dollars. This is not putting the case to'
strongly. humiliating as the 'nct may ho.
1t would be cause for immense nationa
qualification could we once more zee
thoroughly fearless ana independent an'
thoroughly American administration IN
stalled at Washington, With the aationa
honor and dignity, rather than the self 81
interests OF the money spectators ah'
trusts and trade syndie,trs, as the chief oh
tects Of Its concern ANA protection.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Julia Ward Howe has sal,ea a,
Europe, where shn win remain until spring
Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Hale sa,a n
lecture in Boston thar he found ina,
nine out OF ten II class OF girls In ons
OF the city's public schools had never heard
Of Noah's ark.
j. w Bouton Of New York owns he.
SIZE portrait Of Major John Andre. tn
portrait was picked mp In second hsnd
shop In London. and was painted BY Andre
himself.
Ellen Terry once received am act OF
Kindness from a young London clubmsn
and enough they have never met since
she has sent him tickets regularly to All
her ''iirst nights" :" -
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore relates tia,
Horace Mann once said 10 her: at - |.
1000 plan 70 put In stock Of small pleas :
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A Fablc-Acsop Revised.
Written for The Post.

Wfitten Tor The Post
A few experienced burglars once pro-
fessed change OF heart, aud to atone for
past offenses, decided to construct a burg
iar-proof safe and place it upon tho mar
ket, After much labor and extensive ad-
vertsing through The Associated Press dis
patches they proclaimed TO the public that
their plan had been wrought out and
that they had perfected a safe that would
DEFY the skill OF lhe most expert burglars.
credulo'is fnancier at once adopted the
wonderful Burglars Burglar-proof Safe
ana sold his old safes 70 tho junk shops
Alter short time he began 20 lose money
III some mysterious manner. AS his new
sales were securely looked each day after
business hours and were found properiy
locked every morning, he could not ac-
count Tor the loss. Cashiers ana bookkeep-
ers We're discharged. but still the loss con-
tihued. Finally he called In master ma
chenic, who. on close Investigation. found
a secret screw which, In being turned.
threw on The consultation and unlocked
The safe without injury to the works. Thus
the penitent and pious burglars had been
System aticnlly robbing the kind hearted
and credulous iinancier without incurltnp
burglarizing =
Morai, --ConEresa and the country should
look with suspicion on the patent auto
matte double back-action Financial sys-
,sm' TO be submitted by the self appointed
monetary commission OF modest bankers
who. without solicitation on the part al
ANYBODY. are devisinx system OF nnancl
for the American people. They are alto.
gethsr TOO pakuotlc and self-sacrificins.
u. g. Cooke.
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CURRENT

A Matter OF Economy
or hang hlm?" asked ~
The methodical man q
to think. ''Let us not b.
fer hurry begets crimin4!
travagance. The first thlu9
learn the price OF rope ~
with the cost of ammunlt1
phia North American.
Name OF His Own. ~
have a fear of losing m5
Watts--I didn't know You -,
your own to lose. indians
The Best He Could Do
Pwince was sc years old AZ "
Yes, old chappie; ! cess &
"How, deah boyf" ...,
by wolling up my IT, Sss,s>
times, don't you know &
Dealer.
Uncle Eben. --'De man g. ~.
erfy wifi muffin but 2 g Is
Uncle Eben, lis generally ~
de mos tallxin bout hafo
ington Star. $50 IA
force OF habit.
The police Justice nsa ~ -
a bartender. He had eons ss5,Io
had been elected by 9 o,s i2f1s1
was his first case. Mary II. ~
bsfore him for drurken .,,s -
looked at her for a mlnuss' ~
sternly: well. what
ar you please, yer nSu
"the copper beyant pun 81
I was drunk. An ! don
| I don't drink" ,,,sf,do.
bartender habit getting "
"all right; have c's' III
quirer.
The Spirits Bad crsplrs
lat the seance)-Is shss
field?
Spirit Form-It BE- .s,i;>l
Boston Lady (wsh = ~ ~
terfieid. didn't / tell yosx ~ /
10, TO associase ~, ~ al ~. VI
up such grammar as
Woman's influence. y
dear girl. lever AMONG n
cept through me
woman" X
| Mean Man. II know
never been anythins
has fallen In love,
greatest idiot OF my
Cincinnati ENQUIRE
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The Standard COLD prlcL.

ssoso Suronlcie.
me connecticut man who is extracting
small Quantities Of gold from sea water
Is behind the times, The rial wealth BRO
ducing qualities OF water were demon
sIraaed the other day when Mr. RocSe.
teller. BY merely irrigating Standard OH
s'ock' raked In dividend Of 81 per ceus. I
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~ ss n. I!
s'rest
ln'o tnc city tiel
c Gems and ffunck
WV, 900. The co11
year for the Br61I7
cnise, And the En-
nickel IN the slot r.
Rear Admiral wa
appointed 10 a,,,.va., N
81 ! a~.'. ss'o tnat
r,sss s 'qs
Three emnlovas .A y n
a large oiiantitv =
osher outfit for K t Az
Adirondack. wh,cS NJ!
Tho old stona q
the west e.
~. A % ~ w
1na'or Andree was imo<|
revolution has chaxss,l
owner will repaIr sS
ne fact that the iorsns
s svrls aoso etu !, rsiass
tery over M, .A ~ e, nas g. T.
is one OF the few re',s1,s.
past hereabouts. \
4
Mr.. Croker annt,s, \, : q. 81 Z III,
remain IN M. ~ 4 An!
49,, olk ~
may 70 70 Europe In ~
ence to the city Offices 4. 5.'
Know that a man has bess ss u
Office. and If | did know !;
inc announcement 81 ~ /.
the patronage will be ~ ia,
Wyck when he makea n e
about candidates for olFi.s : :
neae ), OF appointmeuG III
3 y
The Richardson vii, ~.
io,,rned MIN M, ~
pe.a,.o,., =, eil(r,
.Aliail hau rested the ~ I
dren. Before this was W. =
OF the stock firm with r6js{ :
ala business and Daniel 4 y.
fled 10 certain evideuces 3 / =.
sons failing mind. NJ nv
that in 1894 he and his IA III
calfe. We're carrying 4 ven n
for Mr.. Richardson. AZ IL =. ~
was to avoid all legal com5Issl
e .s ol an accident. upon 1
dren,s viii y eson executed
j. a
Tho r,o,.r +. n
;, WY WI
oeiui inusicales at the AStnd
must appear in evening AZ
an order to that or,.,, @.
mulgated. This ouest;.sn IN
proper manner az drass u ~ q.
social musicale baa nTa,ss y
social discussion wh,ch s,ss,5s !
fioial Influence over ,s y Z
Gotham called the aars,ss,s u
observing woman WIN ~ Y
share of the world remsrt. n
York is gradually 1870.
dress property" And ~. !.
80.
The death OF Mrs. n. o.
fanny, the wife Of the ~
manufactured and ,na-oh.,,
"Reminiscences Wbo,, rS..ss.
came tn New york n $500 !
he met here a com y nricn y \
!. "A Young n hrofbs7 !, ~
afterwards became NJ. ~ !
rowed $1,000 LEANED 49,
and then thew onsned !. S,s,. Z,
on Lower Rro,dwsv w ~,
Stewards Chambers strsss 4,
second davis recesnts M
couraged them hui ~ n
tune assured when I'm n
on Cbnistmas Eve M, -.
to soae Eron mat $780,
nrosnered ne al, M rsc,sS ~;
nly rrasned Tho onnortmnisv, Il