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HELP WANTED.
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AGENTS. ~ cell 'Tbs Itch, ~ IN. U.o-id

AGENTS 10 sell The Light ~ the World. d"
adapted 10 any style or kind Of iluminat-
Ing gas fixtures: three times the light on a
consumption ~ less than ha.f the gas. lib
er1l commissions and choice ~ territory.
Apply az once. SUNLIGHT COMPANY.
54j Broadway
TIRES. $500 PER PA1R.-Onr agent
wanted In every town; as good az are
made fully guaranteed. MINER ALLIED
rubber CO. iS Clin St. New York
WANTED. Experienced, reliable agent.
IN oil parts Of the United States, 10
whom we can now assign special terrltor,
for the sale Of THE NEW-YOEK TRIB-
UNE'S GREAT WORK "AMERICAS
SUCCESSFUL MEN II is one Of the
most easily sold publications now before
the American people, and is not only deep
~ interesting itself. bu: proves great
educator. replete with ob1ect-lessons Tor
young men starting IN business life Every
library. public or private IA incomp.ete
without It. The work Is published IN two
large volumes. royal octave. and Is Illus
tratei with numerous steel and stipp.c
portraits. Address ADAMS co. IS
busne-st. y Y.
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ROR lAV.E.

~-oo~oNoooo0oo0ooN NNoNNo~o~~~~~.~-
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
every description. with Bartholdi quick
cushions; special Designs for clubs. etc.
MARX d BRO. Manufacturers. I2+ East
lith-st.
DANIEL F. BEATTY h co, Chicago, II.
$500 upwards; sewing machines, BIZ
cycles, pianofortes, organs. Catalogue free.
DESKS. Polltops. Ps-'itions. Railinss
Tables. safes, Files Presses. Fixtures
bought PACR. % Great Jones. near
PTondMhv.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED By STEAM. BY
HAND or on the floor. Careful CAR
PET CLEANING CO. l.5ts Broadway, AL
10 423 East 4sth-st. COE & BRANDT.
Proorietors Telephone 49, 3sth
FREDERICK ACK ERMAN. 1873 West
32d-st near Gth-ave.. established 1862
Steam carpet cleaning and feather and
hair renOvating works thorough and sat
isfactory; also carpets fitted. made over
and relaid.
STAR CARPET CLEANING WORKS. l57
cents per yard: send postal.
BROOKLYN.
BRUSH CARPET CLEANING. 3Ss-S94
LexingtO1-ave.--TngTa Brussels. cts
yard Carriage free. Tel. 426 Bed.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BrOOISlyu

BrOOLlyp.
5000 HOCSES.-Every description and To-
cation. well rented; choice residences.
fate. store and tenement property; 1000
lots. plots large and small tracts. kubur-
ban residences Long Island and other
farms many exchanges bedrock prices.
now time - purchase In Brooklyn. call
or send for circular. w. X. GRACE.
Nilloughhy and Jay SITS. Brooklyn.
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DEAD IN A ROOM FULL OF GAS.
THE MANS RELATIVES. HOWEVER. SCOUT THE
- IDEA OF SUICIDE.

frank Starr xhrty-one years old, reai-estate
broker doing business with his brother r. 8
Starr. at No. 10e Sixth-ave was found dead In his
room at No Van Nest Place yesterday morning
under peculiar circumstances DR.. Orrnsby, OF NO
ass West feminist. who had been attending MIN
for rheuma tism. called at the house and found the
door Of Starts room locked. The keyhoie was
stuffed with some rags This aroused the physi-
clans .uspicion and he burst the door In. The
fumes OF gas poured out OF the room. almost over
whelming the physician. He rushed In. however
and found Starr dead.
The brothers know Of no that should
have impelled Starr to commit suicide and scout
hat
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
Country

FOR RENT Atlantic City. y. Hare
bargains in furnished and unfurnished no
tells. boarding houses and cottages. by IN :.
eesson and year. Exclusive control c.
choice properties Address l. q. ADAMS =
lan'ir CITY. y. 7
SUMMIT. y. J.-Furnished and unfur-
nished houses 10 let. season or year. all
improvements. best locations. r. c. POT
TER opposite station
TO RENT for the season for $3.50: modern
l2-room house, 20 miles from Brooklyn,
on Long Beach road fully furnished .
bath, tuf~. &c. fine lawn and shade: dock
ana clearinghouse. tennis court, SC: 2
acres % land Address HOOD, Tribune
Office
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HELP WANTED,
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Female.

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Female.
LADY AGENTS wanted everywhere 10 sell
Mile. Louise PoOles fine custom made
corsets: best In the world. | will pay good
salary or commission. $40 6th-ave.. be
tween 18th and Goth SITS. Cammeyer Build
ing. Sew-York. take elevator.
WANTED. Thoroughly experienced sales
women In ladies' suit department. Apply
between . and 10 a. m, LORD a. TAY-
LOK. broadway and 2Dth-si.
WANIED.-A Protestant dressmhker
capable Of making and remrdelling sum
mer dresses; must have some references
Apply IA East both si.
WANTED. Nurse. n refined girl English
or French preferred 10 take entire
charge OF two children. 81, and 3 years.
city reference. Call Saturday afternoon at
3l3 West ssth-st
WANTED young woman for once
work, must be experienced or positively
well qualified. Address HUXLEY. Tribune
once.
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ceoninu f,oteIe ano Restaurants.

Ale. A la Carte: Tdh.. lho'o i'o'
DELMONICO'S ......... 9Th Avenue COT on a.,
NEW MANHATTAN .Madson-av ana p go Il 10
Table d'IIote in Cafe. ST. Dnins roo''' W
BREvOORT HOT SIC. 5th-ave sth-st Ac, .nn Sins,
Concerts. Cuisine Recherche oIu 'in'As'
THE NETHERLAND. bth-ave ana 4''n ~ .. 30
MARTINS University Place 9th-st Aic'' i""'
CLAREMONT . Riverside Drive. a la carte, V'e
looking Hudson River. GRANTS No"u'"e'
GROSVENOR Restaurant. 5hAv. &i0h-st Ac'
THE MARLBOROUGH Broadway ard 2'th,,t. A,,'
Tdh. Breakfast. Doc: Luncheon ooc' pi''.'' -.
MORELIO'S ....4 and West 29th-st. Ae'' iun'' %
ST CLOUD B'way & 42d-st. Ale. Table d note IN care
ST DENIS - Corner Broadway and l1th-st AIe
Opposite Grace Church. Cuisine uneSce'eo'
sHANLEY's b way & 42d-s,. } la Carte Dinners
DO B'way 3Oth-st. After Theatre suppers
no e,b ave csd st. } shellHsh speciality.
CrARk.s RESTAURANT. No. % West 23d.st Nc
Opnoslte 9Th Avenue Hotel. Established ~ 'ea'''
DORLON's g and East 2:h at. near broad"aS' arc
THE CHELSEA. 222 West 23d-st Ale Ton. soo-
CAZZO.s Broadway ard 40th-st Ale. 1hh'' -
THE VENDOME. .Bway 3 Hst-st Lunch. Soc Idn ~
MOUQIJIN.S .. 20 Ann-st.. and $40 Fulton-'t Aic'
Open I'll 10 .. Music Friday evening""
STUART HOUSE .4ie-st and broau""'.
pELVEDERE HOUSE 4,h Az. g. 1sth-st. Ale. 1dh''sl'
ZANGHERrS IL f. 22d-st. Lch, toc. Alc'' I'h 81
THE MORTON HOUSE B--ay and l4'h- ST. ia care
LA COMETE RESTAVRANT. 30 West 3ist-st' AIc
HUNGARIA Union Square East Aic'' lu"'' 10
pIAVANO,s ..... 80 West coth-st. Ale. Tdh.' 10,
NAY'S... 80 West 2>th-s'. French). Ae' loh'' zoe
ROMA RESTAURANT. SIS 6th-ave Ale ION ,oS
DEJI, OPERA Restaurant. 100 W. 3sth. Ale. Tdh 'oc
LANTELMF'S. ......4O Union So, e. Ac.. Ioh., ''c
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DREssMAKING.

A FRANCHISE.
Formerly with Stern Bros latest spring
styles for costumes. capes and Jackets.
ladies' materials made up, estimates given,
remodelling; reasonable prices short notice.
Nine BENITEAU ANDERSON, 23s 9th
ave near lGth-st
DRESSNA good dressmaker by
day or week: $3.50 per day. PARRY.
2Oi West 11th 81.
DREsSMAKER wants position ae seam
stress IN the country for the summer;
can cut and nj and do all kinds OF family
sewinx Can be seen AT her present elm
Movers. 1871 West I'D st.
DRESSMAKER.- Mrs. COOKE. 235 West
A<th-u near Broadway. All styles;
dresses fashionably made. perfect Mt; su-
perior finish work shown. competent,
responsible. reasonable prompt.
NINE MARIE. I12 West -rt.-Latest
Paris fashion in stylish gowns. moderate
price; short notice.
MILLER FENDER. Dressmnkers. 2i0
West 49th-st.. are prepared 10 take orders
| for the opening season: reasonable prices
and reliable work: misses costumes.
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COAcHMAN and GARDENER Young
man. single: thoroughly understands care
OF horses carriages. flowers and all kinds
OF vegetables. lawns. roads. milk; willing.
best reference COMPETENT. Box p.
Tribune Office.
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NN"NVVNNNNNNNNNN-N -7T1NNNNNONNVVDOO
Male.
A. WA. l. llARTC>;c.
Pubic Expert Accountant and Auditor,
Morse building. Room 80. lao Nase,r- u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

AMERICAN youth. IS handy and willing
20 do anything. seeks employment. good
nenman. reference. Address H. X. $40
6th-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

A.-A.-Siiuation wanted. Management
of branci office OF department agency.
or travelling position. by respectable eX
peri~nced business man. thoroughly "a
miliar with management % statesmen. 90
tahlishmen' ami direction ~ sub-agencies
buyer. correspondent and eNper' ncc0unf-
ant. possessing tact and executive ability
~ high order. Address \ -. ENSIGN,
c. West 52d-s'
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MAN.-Temperate and reliable. M;
thoroughly understands fine horses. car
rsges. harness lawn: willing to be use
full: careful driver; excellent references.
moderate wages. j. s.. Tribune ONCE
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cOAcHMAN.-By a young man; 90 years
old. thoroughly understands care Of fine
horses carriages and harness good ref
erences. Address II. Y, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

COACHMAN. Norman: single; thor
oughly understands care Of fine horses.
carriages and harness. USEFUL In every
way: reliable and obllgng. good refer
ences: city or country. Address A. NJ,
care OF VI. Wolf. 2I0 West l5th-st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COunfry

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Country.
a BARGAIN AT NYACK. y. Y.-Desir-
able residence. II rooms: all improve
four minutoe' walk from South Nyack sta
ton. three blocks from the Hudsoa River
OF which IL commands fine View plot 15J
x60o feet; price $500; terms very easy.
MORrGAGEE, +. o. Box 1874. NeW-York.
sirably located IN States OF New-York
eno New Jersey. will he sold at low pricss
md upon very easy terms. TINS Is an un-
usual opportunity to secure a bargain For
further particulars, parties interested viii
please address MORTGAGEE. y. o. Boz
1874 New-York.
NEW VILLAGE. Long Island. 40 mile.
from Brooklyn. miles from Ronkon-
koma Railway Depot. ~ miles Of lake
midway between Patchogue and Port JEFF
fcrsOn 81 acres 20 cultivated. new house
rooms. barn. large hennery. plenty fruit
trees. will sell or lease or exchange for
Brooklyn property free and clear: postof-
hce, churches and schools near by; Others.
w. III. GRACE. owner Willoughby and
Jay SITS. Brooklyn.
PRosPECT-sT: CHOICE LOCATION,
ORANGE. y J.--Handsome residence
modern and complete 10 bedroone. 3 bath.
rooms. large perfect stables and carriage
house. also hennery. coachman's house
garden: about acres, terraced lawns fine
" shaded. EDW. =. HAMILTON g. co.
90 Broadway. y. y. or opposite principal
Orange station.
PALISADES DISTRICT. SIS lots: near
houses. 81 80 monthly; street graded.
WEATHERBY. 21l Broadway.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

BELAIS. professional expert and appraiser
OF diamonds and precious stones, per
sonai estates valued; old gold and silver
bought. II East 6th-st.
JOSEPH N. GUGGENHEIM. West 2Sth-
ct. appraiser OF diamonds. old gold
bought: highest prices paid.
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

Storage Warehouses. 49, %. and 230 West
<sth-st., near Broadway. Separate rooms
for furniture mirrors. planes. baggage, etc
Padded vans for moving in city or country
Furniture. china. bric-a-brac. etc. etc.
hacked by CON petent packers. Estimates
f1irnished Telephone Cal 113-3s.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

"a WEST 5lST-ST.-Desirabie and hand
som-lv furnished rooms. large and small.
with board references.
bSD-ST.. 81 WEST. Elegant back parlor.
suitable for doctor or dentist. large
sunny rooms. oil convenienc4s; FOR coup,e
or gentlemen; house superior. reasonable /;
references
5IST-ST.. 34l WESr-Large sunny room
End excellent table, with private family.
IS, highcs' references WELLS
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WATCUMAN-B respectable citizen Of
sober habits 40 watchman: day or night.
J. g. 49, 30 ave.
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-
HALE.
BUTTERFLY young man In frst-c'ass
private family: best city reference. Cal
or address - East 3sth-st.
CARETAkDR.-By Swedish family. care
OF house during summer. husband car
penter. Mrs. X. LlNDQC1ST. 81 East
3SthNst.
CELLAR MAN celiar-man: 20 years
experience: good habits and references.
MEYER i53 West 9th ST., rear.
cOOK.-By a good. experienced Japanese
city or country. KOSHl. 120 Cherry ST.
COOK.-By flrst-class cook: private fam
lily. understands all kinds cooking VIII
ing To 60 TO country for summer. best city
reference. A., 100 3d-ave.
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Doors open hour earlier for through the
mensgerirs view Of the remarkable living human
cGr0sities and the circus vaudeville in basement
Admission all -. so a. 81 Box seats 81 each.
Box Office open daily from 3 A NJ 3 NJ
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ACTIVE reliable thoroughly experienced
business manager open FOR engagement.
30 years IN commercial. mercantile and
financial trades. as boy. salesman. buyer
bookk-epcr. manager Address RELTA-
BILE. Box H. Tribune Ofice.
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WANTED A position as bookkeeper or
cashier by young man. ~ years Old
quick. accurate excellent penmsn, double
or single entry: employed but desires
change; n place where a frst-class. steady
man will be appreciated married; 10 years
experience. best Of references. Address.
stating salarV " A. p Tribune Office
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MATCHMAKER wa,:~ work AZ home;
watches French clocks and iewelrv thor
oughy repaired. prices low. GARNISH.
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YOUNG MAN. 90 desires position as book
keeper or assistant boOkkseper expert
snced good penman; excellent references.
j. r - East GDth-st
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YOUNG MAN Op) wishes 10 learn the
electric trade. having Two years expert
.nce JOHN DAVIS 400 West st.
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WAITRESS or CIIAMRERMAID. Thor
oughly competent: would axe place Tor
for summer. city references. NJ. Is East
30th-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

YOUNG Man C20. understands bookkre7-
ing willing II work Al anything
NAGEL. 500 Flushing ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG Man ~ ability and business OK
perience desires a position. either partly
or wholly outside. real estate or insurance
preferred. excellent references. {. +"
Tribune once.
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CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES
49, i6', 16o West 32d-st.. near Tth-ave
Storage for household effects: vans Tor
moving
METROPOLITAN STORAGE and Vans
w. 1A Nercer-st. and ] sos broadway
corner 44th-st. Telephane Snring ace
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Young MAN 900 wishes steady position
where there il a chance to advance him
se,, Address MICHAEL RAUCH. % Am
eieriam-ayr
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WASHING nrst-class colored laun-
dress. with unsurpassed facilities ANA
reference. wishes family washing by ne
week OF dozen. c. u. JOHNSON rs
West 3Oth-st
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FURNISHED aOO,:s

>NNON/ONNOO-.NNoIN~-~N~o
80 EAS'" 22D and EAST 18TH SITS. De
sirable rooms. large ana small. perms-
nent or transient. references
127 LEXlNGTON-AVE. NEAR 18TH ST.
Large, well furnished room; running
water. sc. gentlemen onlY
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.


NNNDrOONN%Oo>~~rN~-~~ ~S~~~o<~c~~~~~~oSo0N-
BARGAINS. Special. new. slightly used
pianos. $50 upward: instalments. rented.
| exchanged. CHRISTIAN. 81 East 18th ct.
OUR SPECIAL for this month new
cabinet grand upright pianos; all i'm
provemcnts. s22j; payable 81 monthly
warranted tive years. TWAY PIANO Co.
IS 5tha 1way's Musical Guest mailed
free.
SPECIAL PIANO STOOLS. hand carved.
81 worth $40 Piano chairs, 81 30. NEP-
PERT. Man'fr 1O6 East 23d-st
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The Tribune received at their Uptown
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OF 3is; st. until O'Clock p. m. adver-
tisements received ~ the following branch
Offices AT regular Office rates until O'Clock
p. m. VT. 2Ji shave. >. 2. cor. 23d-
st 1852 eth-ave.. COZ. l2ih-st Mays.
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near V est G6th-si.. 100 West i2d st. near
6th-ave 92 East l5th-st.. 257 West 42d-
St Letwe+n eth and sth ayes $50 EAT
47th--f.: !. 33s 3d-ave.. between 10th and
18th r,s a.. .o25 % ave. near Glst-st. .7,s
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4isi-0t: 554 3d-ave 22J Bieecker-st.
aOs 3d-ave: 24O East 7Qth-st. 1921 AZ
ave: 2 CO. 3d-ave 95 Amsterds m ave.
400 West 42d- ST i4s East Isth-st.; 2Os |
East 4sth-st. $50 9th-ave.: 65l 9th ave.
152 3f-ave.. near 61th-st.; 304 East s6ih- !
St. I.o2O Broadway: 1858 3d-ave..
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MACHINERY.


AT REDUCED PRIcES.--j0O secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought ana eA-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 2Ss Madi-
son-st
GAS AND OIL ENGINES.-Nietz& Weiss
engines surpass all others in reliability,
durability and economy; patented IN all
countries l2s-I32 Moist
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The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. 10. 2i2 Broadway. % door north
OF 3is;-st., until O'Clock p. m; acyer-
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Offices al regular ONCE rates until O'Clock
.. m. viz: pa Shave. . ?. cor. 23d-
ST.. 1872 Gth-ave. cor. i2,h-st. Mays
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near West eSth-si.. 100 West 42d-.,.. near
eth-sye.: % East i4th-st. 257 West sd
ct, between Ith and Slh ayes. 100 East
l1th-s.: l.33s 3d-ave.. between 18th and
77th sis. l.026 3d-ave.. near slst-st.; |. 7Os
1st-sve.. near s3th-s..; CSC 3d-ave.. near
flst-st.: S3+ Sd-aye.; 3a5 Bleecker-s,.;
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

FOR SALE Thoroughbred saddle mare
seven years: trained al gaits, broker
double and single. +. A. F., Box 33S. New
York PosiOffice
PONIES FOR SALE that are reliable foi
children. 80 head. Shetlands Welsh aad
Hackney. Address DIR. O. g. JACKSON.
Jamaica, Long Island, ~ Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-07-10
FROM WINSTON.
Church notwithstanding Exercises
News Gathered in the Twin City.

WINSTON, n. c., July 5, 1897.
Editor PLANET:
We will give you a few
items of the going and coming of our
people in the Twin City. For u week
we nave experienced some the warm
est weater IN ten years; considerable
amount of sickness. There al more
children suffering with whooping
cough at pres Mt in our midst than
ever experienced before.
Sunday was an unusual hot day, but
our churches were no less we'll attend
ed all day.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton was we'll attended. At 4 80 Mr.
r +. Jones, of Greensboro, lectured
to the young men for forty-five min
utes. Ills subject was the Needed
Protection to our Young Men Against
Habit and Temptations in Life" aud
/ would simply say that the great elo-
quence displayed In his speech was be-
yond my ability to describe. The i'm
preston made upon the young men
presume will have lasting effect fOI
good.
The Orphan Aid society of the First
Baptist Church rendered their month
ly programme Tuesday night, 10Th OF
JuIC Will ACClOdJlOllSs SOlOc tbuU 81 "
by the following ladies and gentlemen
Professor Il. h. Debnam, essay; }. IL
Curry, student OF Shaw University
defamation Miss Mary E Robinson
recitation; Prof. r. w. Brown, briei
remarks on modern science; John w
Lewis, solo F; Mrs. DR.. Jones, brief re
marks which were very interesting
especially when she referred to the
negligence of our young men and wO-
men in preparing themselves in the
professional life, knowing that they
we're to a great extent responsible fol
the shaping of the lives of generations
yet unborn. The ex rcises we're closed
with a rousing speech by Mr.. Samue
Toliver. his subject beng The Mer.
camille Interest Among Our People,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-07-10

He made some very interesting points
on the race in regards TO neglecting TO
IN AXE the proper use OF the OppOrtuni-
ties We have TO educate our chill
dren and failing 60 prepare them for
the various pursuits IN life and failing
Co strive TO open some avenue in life
for our children above that of being
hen ers OF wood and drawers OF water
and that il is our duty to Or spare
some avenue in life in which our chill
dren can make a living upon the mer-
its of their ability "a we'll as to edu-
cate them. He paid glOring tributes
TO the following enterprises which are
doing business in our city. namely (:
The National Industrial Beneficial En-
dOwment company, the Peoples Be-
nevOleDt II lief Association of North
Carolina, and last but not least the
Working Mems Aid and Beneficial AS
ISOLATION, and ably urged upon our
People 20 patrOnize these institutions
and assured the people that these en-
terprises were the upbuilding of our
young people in progressive sense.
Excursions seem TO be all the 60
with the people both white and co'or-
ed. One rolled into the ci this
morning from Mount Airy with over
400 passengers, and bills are up an
/ nOuncing 3 excursions to leave the
city during the present month-two to
/ Charlotte, one co Mount Airy and
three TO pull out during August-one
TO Richmond and Norfolk and one to
MOcksville. n c., and learn that sew
eral 9TH rs are underway for August
for Philadelphia and other northern
cities
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
will convene in this city on the 18th o
July and the Knights OF our city arr
up and hustling for every thing they
are worth. preparing for the Grand
Lodge, anticipating a grand time
Danville Lodge has been invited Co be
with us
The colored fire company is ever
hustling for what they are worth, pre-
pairing for the Convention and Todrns.
ment OF the North Carolina Volun-
teer Firemen Association, which will
convene in their Sth annual session in
this city August 10Th, 18th and 18th
Prof. w A Blair, president of Peo-
ple's National Bank and Prof. s G.
Astins, president of Slater Academy
have kindly consented To deliver ad-
dresses of welcome on behalf of the
city at the opening OF the convention
There are some twenty-five colOred
/ IRE companies IN the state with q
membership of more than 400. Mr. s
IL. Hargrave is engaging horses to han
die their engines and other apparatus
in the annual grand parade of fire.
men which win take place Angus;
10Th The tournament will take place
on Thursday evening, the 18th on Cher
ry street. Thrre will be some $500
in prizes, consisting of cash prizes
speaking trumpets, medals, champion.
ship belts, and many other valuable
prizes too numerous to mention.
Any information desired concerning
the tournament will be cheerfully Civ
en- on application TO S II. Hargrave
secretary of North Carolina Volunteer
Association, Winston. n. q.
Mr.. Joe Cnnnigha is quite sicb
with fever at the residence of Mrs
Branic, on ~ St.
The nine brothers and tie Greens.
boro team will cross bats az 80 al
Wachovia Park. Also the East End
mines will cross bats with the Greens
bOro Black Shirts at p m.
Yours truly,
TAR-H EEL.