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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
MANTEn.

BUILDING AND LOAN AGENTS FOR
Richmond Manchester. and other cities
i'm Virginia. Cp-to-date plan; no member
ship or withdrawal fees; no fines or for
FIXTURES: officers and directors are prOmi-
nent bankers and businessmen; good pay
10 good men. Address or apply at once,
COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION. r. NJ Crutchheld, Sec
rotary and Treasurer, SOB east Main
NH 18th. Su. W&Su4ts
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WANTED.

AGENTS TO HANDLE OUR NEW X
Rays Gas-Light Burner; makes kerosene
lamps give a brilliant gas-light: no Chin
ney; no wicks; no smoke; cheaper than
oil Sample free TO active agents SUPER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
New York. nah lit
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AGENTS TO INTRODUCE THE GREAT
Living Picture Slot-Machine. Greatest
money-makcr of the age. Sells on sight.
Write for particulars. This appears but
once Don't miss your chance SOUTH
FRN NOVELTY COMPANY, Portsmouth.
Va. NH 1-lt
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WANTED.

Statesmen TO SELL BAKING pow
der IN Glass Rolling-Pns to grocery trade.
No competition: experience unnecessary
$50 month and expenses or ~ per cont.
commission. CHICAGO BAKING pow
DER COMPANY, GO Hamilton avenue,
Chicago. NH 7-lte
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WANTED,

AGENTS. OUR NEW MAGIC GAS
light Burner makes kerosene lamps give
brilliant gaslght No chimney: no
wick; no smoke. Outfit free TO active
workers. Beware Of parties advertising
limitations. We are sole manufacturers
NATIONAL BRASS COMPANY, New
York. NH lit
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WANTED.

$50 WEEKLY SALARY AND EN-
penses paid Statesmen for Cigars. EXpe-
reuce unnecessary Permanent position.
THE W. l.. KLINE COMPANY. 81. Louis.
AIO fe 7-Su, Tu&Thlm
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WANTED.

MUST HAVE AGENTS AT ONCE no
| soil Sash-LocSs and Door-Holders. sam
Dle Sash-Lock free FOR &c. stamp. I'M
| mense; better than weights; burglar
proof; SO a day. write quick Address
| orchard x CO, Box IS, Philadelphia
Pa. fe l4-SuZ6t
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WANTED.

CATHOLIC MEN TO TRAVEL FOR
old-established house. Must BEGIN on
low salary. Address CATHOLIC TRUTH,
Loek-EoX 50. CHICAGO. fe 2S-Su6L
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WANTED.

SIX MILLION PEOPLE VOTED FOR
Hon W. j. Bryan. His only book, The
First Battle" Is now ready. Agents
making SIS TO $50 per week; the greatest
seller of the age. Send for outfit quick
Beware of fraudulent books. W. B.
CONKEY COMPANY. Sole Publishcra
Chicago. le Zb-SlN N6t
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WANTED,

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TO BOARD
I'm country all the year. Pleasures OF
country life combined with comforts and
conveniences OF the city. Only three min
utes walk TO station Company rather
than "boarders" desired. and TO congenial
couple will make charges very reasonable
Railroad rates low. For further psrticu-
lars address RURAL, care Dispatch.
fe 2S-Su. " .F&Su4t
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WANTED.

s2o WEEKLY SALARY AND En-
renses paid statesmen for cigars EXpe-
Renee unnecessary. Permanent position.
louis Mo. NH 7-Su, Tu&Thl2t
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" ANTTsD.

A GOOD TENANT FOR 4 HANDSOME
Country Residence containing r.rrs
stable. and other out-houses. GOOD garden
largo oak grove surrounds house. a1l
situated about 20 yards from depot af
Chester. Va. VIII rent or ecil ON reason.
able terms. Apply G. W. LAMB al
Chester Va. ml I-f.s
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WANTED,

MEN TO PREPARE FOR THE APP
preaching internal-revenue. customs, rail
way mail, and other examinations soon 70
be held in Richmond Full particulars as
10 dates, salaries, &c, free OF NATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE Sc
cond National Bank Building, Washing
ton u. G. NH 7-It p
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WANTED,


BICYCLE INSURANCE. MANAGER
wanted. who will personally and actively
canvas every bicycle rider Tor the oldest
association in the world. Liberal COM
peusation. 81 insurcs new bicycle II a
members is stolen. Address. with refer
euces AMERICAN WHEELMEN' ) PRO
TECTIVE ASSOCIATION, Chicago, H.
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ANTI,D.

WHY RESORT TO THE DOCTOR AND
cure FOR an female complaints? Every
lady can treat herself and Is as harmless
as a fiaxseed poultrice. write for iut0rma-
tion and a sample. Mrs. w. ~. MILES.
General Agent, 6l5 north Twenty
street NH lie
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w lNTFD.

AGENTS FOR OUR LEATHER SUS-
pender. Our achieved reputation. demand,
and quick selling is due 10 quality. COM
fort. and value for the price. Sample 50c.
DAVENPORT SUSPENDER COMPANY,
Davenport. Ia. NH 7-Su2t'
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WANTED.

BY A DRESSMAKER. SOME SALES
lady in dry-goods store TO send me Gus
toners TO sew FOR. / Will pay commission
or sew for her free OF charge In return.
Perfect fit and best city references given.
Address DRESSMAKER, care Of Carrier
20 city. NH I-lt'
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W NNTCD.

GOOD MEN TO SELL OILS. DRYERS
and Specialties Liberal commission paid
Address TRADERS OIL COMPANY,
fe 2g-Su2t Cleveland. O.
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WANTED.

CONSUMERS OF COAL TO KNOW
that they can buy that most superior
Crate Fuel, the Cloyer-n!ll Coal. az low
as $50 per ton. l will also sell 50 bushels
q loads Coke for s.. All other kinds OF
Fuel at lowest prices.
SAMUEL. IL. COTTRELL.
$40 east Broad street,
De f6tf and Harrison and Broad SITS.
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CAREFUL TENANTS TO RENT Dr.
ring summer months attractive NfrA
Country Homestead. suitable 20 m3ut
couple with small on no fim.iy; west eri
city; near station. Particulars. SYLVAN.
Dispatch office. mn -its
WANTED,
GENTLEMEN BOARDERS AT fl7 EAST
Main street. Table drst-ciass. NIB l-ls
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OCCUPANTS FOR TWO DESIRABLE
SECOND-FLOOR ROOMS.
with frst-class table board. Apply at -
east Franklin street. NH 7-Su. Tu&Ttfs
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WANTED.

DIR. MGILI!S ORANGE BLOSSOM,
Catarrh cure, Cancer Salye. Cough Syrup.
Pile Remedy. Nerve Powders. o. b. pins.
and Kidney Cones can always be obtained
site Cohen's store. Mrs. G. MAIA, Rich
mOnd, Va. NH l-lt'
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WANTED,

THREE SPECIALITY statesmen. FOR
staple line. Experienced men preferred
References required. IHE I'M Liz a
TTONAT. MANUFACTURING COMPA-
" Iowa CITY. la. mh 7-lt'
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CAME TO MY PLACE. TCEsi9,.s,
March 2. 1897. ONE BLACK AM 100
proye ownership pay charges, an -
same, sci west Marshall street. mn ."
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OCCUPANTS FOR BEAUTIFUL SE-
cond-Floor Front and Back Rooms %
Franklin street. First-class table Terms
moderate. Apply Box No. i5.
NH g. ~ Tn SuETyit
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WANTED.

TWO YOUNG MEN WOUND LIKE Or
4 Rooms. with bath. I'm central location
without board. Please give price and o-
cation. References exchanged. Address
W. T. NJ. Dlspatch Office. NH -.
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WANTED,

ACTIVE MAN WITH $1,000 TO JOIN
well-known man with money, patent
right, printing outfit. formulate for gro
GERS shelf goods and patent medicines. I'm
forming stock company. Best references.
EARNEST. care Of Dispatch. NH 7-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

A PURCHASER FOR A YOUNG BAY
Mare raised I'm Virginia. years or. ana
warranted sound and gentle. WIN sU't q
lady or family. Also Harness and surrey
VIII sell very low. Apply az 2f3o NeraD9
street. mh 7-Su.1u& rn.ts
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Holy Name Society.

The Holy Name Society will attend
services at the Sacred Heart church to-
night at O'clock.
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LOST, SPRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST. FOX TERRIER DOG. WI
black ears and a black dot Oh rs o'.
has a leather collar with bell' answers
the name OF DOT" Return 90 l'"
Grace street. Suitable reward. nan .-..
LOST-THE CHANCERY PAPERS ~
the suit OF Davenport x Morris ~ rs, ~
Turner and ais has been lost or I'D So
/ will pay s. for return or papers l' "'
or 10 G. r. Sands. .....,.
". II. BENERlDGE,
Law Orict5.
nah -1t Richmond. Va
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WANTED.

A REGISTERED DRUGGIST. STATE
age, experience. reference. and salary eX-
pected. Must be quick and good salesman.
Address Box 45l. Norfolk. Va. fe 2S-It
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WANTED,

FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN FOR LUBki-
eating Oils. Greases, and specialtles. sal
airy or commission. EQUITABLE RE-
Filming COMPANY, Cleve and, O.
NH l-Jt
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WANTED,

POSITION BY a YOUNG MAN EXPE
rlenced i'm bookkeeping and general Office
work. References. Salary moderate. Adj
dress r.. Dispatch office. NH 5-3t'
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WANTED.

LADIES WHILE IN THE CITY SHOP.
ping are especially invited 10 can at me
parlOrs Of the RICHMOND LADIES
TAILORING COMPANY. No DIS n3rta
Third street. NH 7-Sl-N&fat
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A COMPETENT COOK. REFERENCES
required. Apply TO $40 west Main street.
NH 1-lt
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TO SELL SECONDHAND WAGONS.
good as new, cheap for cash Apply at
J.. II. GASSER'S
NH 7-lt' 73l north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

CUSTOMERS FOR LARGE HEATING
Stoves, from sl50 TO Si2. and Tor C03k.
Stoves and Ranges from 500 Do tf
LEIDTS STOVE HOUSE
no l-Suts 1893 east Franklin street
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". II. BEvERIDGE

LOST. BETWEEN THE NEW 49,
Oid markets. SMALL LEAlHbh-hN.,,,.
BOOK. with my name on cover -D tr.
memoranda OF value 20 10 one except ~.
owner Finder will be Wei fe"A.e,
JOHN LINDSEY. Jr., Il and ~ 90 ,- ,i
kct. 49,"
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

WANTED,
TO EXCHANGE $500 DWELLING ON
Taylor street for bricks. lumber or other
building material. Address Box ~, city.
NH l-lt
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HOW ARE YOU ?

Are you at times weak, listless, and
Indifferent to what is going on around
you; easily tired, and don't know what
aHs YOU? If so, take
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

EXPERIENCED HANDS on SHIRTS
and Overalls By the RICHMOND SHlkh
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 1900 east
Main street, side door. NH ut
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

BOY STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
writer: some knowledge housekeeping
Address. in own handwriting, giving age
and reference. and price, T. y. BOX -,
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WANTED,
WANTED,

COOK AND HOUSE SERVANT. AP-
ply with testimonials at 2lOi east Grace
street. mn i-lt'
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WANTED.

TWO LADIES TO MAKE A HOUSE-TO-
house canvass for orders for a leading
grocery article. Address BUSINESS, care
of Dispatch Office. NH '-It'
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WANTED,

EXPERIENCED SALES
ladies and Filters for our Ladies suit ana
Cloak Department. Apply between anu
II o'clock Monday morning. A. SAl<S *
co. mn i-lt
The herald., 1897-09-17
SAN BERNARD1No

SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. 16.-(Regular
Correspondence.) 1t is said that for tricks
that are vain the heather Chinee is Pc
culiar, but D. M. Bradford has shown
them new one that took them all in.
Starkes hotel. fine large brick building,
but too far down town to be run as
hotel, or for any other use, nearly, was
sold recently on the foreclosure of a mort
gage of $4,000, and Wong Sim, big gun in
Chinatown, which Is located just below on
the same street, bought 1t in for $1250, in
tending to move all Chinatown into It
when he got the deed. Chinatown is owned
by D. M. Bradford, who can look sharper
after matters with his one eye than most
people can with two. He makes a neat
little sum by renting to the Mongolians,
and the move of Wong Sim meant f1nan-
cial ruin to him. On the last day the prop
erty could be redeemed before deed was
given, Bradford went to Starke with the
money to redeem the place, $1375, and at
the last moment Starke got his property
back. and turned 1t over to Bradford, with
the privilege of redeeming it from him
in two years. Now when Chinatown grows
so as to need more room, Bradford will
have fine quarters to rent to them at a
good figure.
The Desert Queen mine. that at one time
was the future bonanza, and over which
several lawsuits were pending. is dead
stone dead. The pay ore has entirely dis
appeared and no amount of work has en-
abled the operators to find it again. Fl.
c. Steele. the superintendent, passed
through to Los Angeles Wednesday, hav-
ing paid off the men and closed the mine
for good.
The butchers and market men formed
a trust a few weeks ago. to put up the
prices on all kinds of meats. and the raise
was such that there was universal kick
from consumers, but the cinch was on, and
the prices had to be paid or go without
meat. c. l.. Scheuer, butcher and mar
ket man whose place of business was well
down Third street, was the last to come
into the combine. and is the first to break
it, but without losing his forfeit. Taking
in a partner. C. c. Cooley, he fits up a
branch on e street, to open this morning,
and Cooley refuses to sign the combine.
A little surf thrown up by the wave of
prosperity was the arrival and departure
of the pay car of the Santa Fe Wednesday,
The payroll footed up $4,000 that was
left here with the men, not including the
monthly wad paid the general officers, who
come in on a different deal. The amount
was $685. last month, and very recently
1t only footed up $1,000, showing that the
Santa Fe is the guardian angel of the mer-
chants of San Bernardino.
Miss Fannie Pease returned yesterday
from Los Angeles, where she has been
visiting Miss Ada Bathwell for the past
three weeks. and Wednesday morning had
the pleasure of attending the wedding of
her friend to Harry c. Pease of Santa Mon
lea, brother of Miss Pease.
Judge Campbell is in the Chuckawalla
The herald., 1897-09-17
AVALON

AVALON, Sept. 16.-(Regular Cores
Among the guests of the Met
ropole is Lieut.. A. A. Cabaniss, U. S. A..
of the Twenty-fourth infantry. at present
stationed at Fort Douglass, Utah. The
lieutenant is on sick leave, and expects
to remain month or more on the island, in
search of renewed health. His ancestors
were French Huguenots. who settled in
Petersburg, Va, in the seventeenth CEN
tury, to escape the religious persecution
of the old country. Lieut.. Cabaniss has
seen good deal of active service having
been engaged in the fateful Geronimo cam
paigns in New Mexico and Arizona in the
years of 1856. He was then in the Fourth
cavalry. He has sent for his wife to Join
him and already feels greatly benefited by
his stay at Avalon.
Charles w. Johnson was out Yesterday
and captured four yellowtail, five rock
bass and bonita, total weight, 104 pounds
on a rod and reel. inside of three hours.
c. M. Grow. manager of the San Antonio
Eelectric Light company of San Bernar-
dino, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Gid
dings, enjoyed a hunting excursion yes
terday under the guidance of D. A. Baugh-
man. They went to Eagle camp and Ben
Weston's and Little harbor. bringing home
with them two pairs of fine goat horns.
Probably Mr.. Baughman is the first hunter
on Catalina who has turned cowboy In
connection with goat hunting. Certain It
is that yesterday the used his lasso with
such effect that he captured a large billy
goat alive. The horns of the animal were
very tempting to the party, but Mr.. Baugh-
man has a true sportsman's love of fair
play and insisted that the animal should
The herald., 1897-09-17
CLAREMONT

CLAREMONT, Sept 16.-CRegular Cor
respondence) Pomona college opened yes
terday with larger attendance tran ever
before. The total number in college and
academic departments reacn-s 175. More
have come today, and the prospect Is that
when all are in the number will rel ach 200
Notwithstanding the number of new
houses bull. the past summer all but one Of
the Claremont houses are taken and would
be visitors are asking for that.
DR., David P. Barrows, who took his
M. s. at Berkeley the year after he gradu-
ated here in 1894, and his Pm. D. at Chicago
university last year, has rented the Foote
house and will remain at Claremont the
present year.
DR.. George Sumner Pomona college, '94,
took his Phi. D. at Yale last June. He will
teach at Claremont
Miss Charlotte c. Barrows, '94, and Miss
Geneveve B. Metkiff 94, have both gone
to Berkeley to do postgraduate work.
]. T. Allen, '95 who received his M. s. in
Greek at Berkeley last June goes this week
to Yale. where he has been granted a fel-
lowship to study for Phi. D.
There are now twenty-seven graduates of
Pomona college. The first class graduated
in 1894. OF these nineteen are now or have
been doing postgraduate work in leading
universities and all have won credit for
their alma mater.
H. K. w. Bent, chairman of the board of
trustees of the college, is now a resident
of Claremont
The old Gordon house is to be occupied
by Miss Whitcomb of Ventura Mrs J. A.
Walker of Saticoy has rented the Lam
tern and Mrs. Hough of Santa Barbara
has rented the Billings house.
The citizens of Claremont voted last Au-
gust to raise $500 to repair the school build
ing. 1t has been re-roofed, repainted and
is now being replastered.
The public schools will reopen September
9th. Prof. Patten has been retained as
principal and Miss Davis of Pomona will
have charge of the primary department.
A new motor, run by electricity from the
San Antonio Light and Power company's
works, is now pumping 100 inches of water
west of Claremont for the Ell Monte COM
pany. 1t works noiselessly and the ex-
pense is only S. day instead of nearly
double that amount paid for the gasoline
engine which it replaces.
The next meeting of the Claremont Hor-
ticultural club will occur the last Monday
of September and will probably be held in
Live Oak canyon. 1t will be a picnic occa-
sion and fine program will be given.
The herald., 1897-09-17
Arizona

Prof John F. Blandy of Prescott says:
There are four principal mountain
ranges traversing Yavapai county from
north to south, besides several minor and
transverse ranges. These four ranges
are the Verde, with it's extension, the
Black Hills; the Sierra Prieta, with its
extension, the Bradshaw; the Santa
Maria and the Aquarius ranges, the lat
ter being partly in Mohave county. To
these may be added the Aqua Fria
mountains, Silver mountains, Weaver,
Date creek and Kendrick mountains
The Black Hills and the extension OF
the Verde range reach a height of 1900
feet with an average of over 5000 feet.
The northern end, or Black Hills, is we'll
set with pine timber. On the Verde,
or eastern side, are the United Verde
Copper company's mines and. furnaces
with the town of Jerome, settlement of
1900 to 1000 persons, all of whom, directly
or indirectly, depend upon these mines.
This copper district and deposit has been
traced for distance of our miles to the
south of Jerome.
Nearly all the streams in these noun
tain ranges have been placered for gold
notably Granite, Big Bug, Hassayampa
and Turkey creeks, and they are skill
being worked by rocker and sluice boxes
Lower Lynx creek has for a number of
The herald., 1897-09-17
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

fend her at q trial next Tuesday moning.
She pleaded not guilty of taking the dress
today. She will not be prosecuted for tax
ing the ring.
Messrs. Ernest Garfield and David Heap.
whose homes were recently burglarized.
have recovered their goods from Los An
geles burglars whom the police have cap
tured.
Walter Richardson has sold out his elec-
trical business and will leave on the 23d
instant for Waltham, Mass, en- route for
London and South Africa, where he will
remain, His business has been bought by
Homer Blck.
The Pasadena Duck club was organized
last evening with George Gibbs president.
Joe Welch secretary and treasurer and
Victor Ward, G. A. Gibbs and L. Herman
executive committee. The club house Will
be erected on the Bixbv ranch
Visiting letter carriers spent few hours
in Pasadena yesterday looking over the
city.
PERSONAL
Two sons of Mr.. v. W. Pyatt Of South
Mentor avenue are i'll with malarial fever,
one of them very seriously.
DR.. w. Grey of South Pasadena is con-
fined to his bed by illness.
Mrs. S. J. Hess of West Walnut street
is entertaining friends from Michigan.
r. H. Tombs is visiting in Santa Bar
bara.
Miss Throop left today for Washington
to take charge of music in the state normal
school.
Prof. and Mrs G. c. Tebbetts leave in a
short time for the international Quaker
convention to be held in October at Indian
apolis.
Stephen Cutter Clark arrived yesterday
from the east.