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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-05
MORE BOYS IN BLUE.

The third expedition was to leave
San Francisco on the eth of June.
The steamships were to be:
Morgan City.
City OF Para.
Indiana.
Ohio.
Valencia.
In all $500 men with Gen. Arthur
Macarthur In command.
II was announced in the latest San
Francisco papers that Gen. Merritt and
his whole staff would follow this ex-
petition in day on the S. S. New
port.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-05
JAPAN.

The Emperor has again dissolved
the japanese Diet. 1t refused to raise
100000 Of yen by land tax. 1t is
conceded that the tax must be impos-
ed, but the members Of the Diet who
would vote for it. must confront an
angry constituency. The Japanese
people have yet to learn. as the civiliz-
ed nations have learned, that after the
dance, the piper must be paid.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-05
THE MEASLES.

Measles is undoubtedly spreading in
the town, but there is no cause for
alarm. II can be clearly traced to the
troops that arrived here on June End
on the Australia and other vessels.
About fourteen cases at that time were
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-05

Mr.. C. l.. Hasbrouck, druggist at
Mendon. Mich. says all OF the good tes-
timonials that have been published by
the manufacturers Of Chamberlaln's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
could be duplicated in that town. For
sale by all druggists and dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., agents for H. !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-05
.vfX 81

Friends of the natives" ~.
realize the new conditions, under an
nexation, may be driving the knife
deep into the vitals Of the Chinese as
well as the native people.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-05

. hereby appointed the time
said will and hearing said
when and where any per-
S0fRt may appear and con-
~ H. l., this 2lst day
'uSON.
Presentation to Ma.
Bride-Fourth Of ..
Celebration. =,
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PRINCETON.

Amherst, Trinity, Union. Cornell, ,rUnivcrsity OF
New York, College OF the City Of New York.
University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth. and
Rutgers. Tho members Of the club unto BY
colleges to defray tho expense Of the work. A
levy of 81 300 will be made on the graduates Of
each alma mater In the club.
These panels arc In two rows and are little
above tho level OF the lower mezzanine floor
and Of the upper mezEanine floor, respectively,
betweon tho windows. They arc Of gray
marble with faint pink tingc almost the same
color as the pinkish gray granite Of which the
structure is built and each is ak feet square.
Plaster casts have already been made for sew
eral OF tho panels and the stone cutters arc now
at work on tho lower row, Fifth avenue side,
copying tho models In plaster which are set be-
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FRANKLIN =. dome. Founa Deaa in BED.

franklin Burdette Jones. senior member of
the hrm of F. b. Jones s. Co.. chemists and soap
manufacturers OF this city. died suddenly OF
apopisxy some time during Friday night in his
sleeping apartment in the Union League Club
house, York street Jersey City. He retired
about II p. N: on Friday. As he failed to APP
hour, Antonio Loretti, the club steward. went
TO call him. Receiving no response he notified
Chief OF Police Murphy The Chief and Police
Captain Cox forced the door open and found Mr.
Jones lifeless in the bed. Mr.. Jones's brother,
former Finance Commissioner John NJ. Jones
had tho body removed TO his house at rs Sip
avenue. Mr.. Jones was 81 years old.
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EIGHTEEN COLLEGE SEALS
TO lDoRN THE OUTER Wallis OF TIE
n. NEW UNIHERSITr CLUE

wnl ne carved In Marble Panels. Zach with
= Distinctive Border, ana tho Cost or Each.
%. 800. VIII Be betrayed By the Alumni OF
Zach College who Arc Members or the Ciub
Work ia now in progress at the new Univer-
sity Club building at Fifth avenue and Fifty.
fourth street on n series OF stone carvings which
will bo unique In American architecture. The
college seals OF eighteen of the principal institu.
tions represented in tho club are to be cut in
marble panels set in on the outside OF the build
ing. Tho colleges represented are Harvard, Yale,
Princeton. Columbia. Williams, United States
Naval Academy tAnnapolis). Brown, Hamilton
United States Military Academy West Point I,
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PAINTERS TO ASK MORE PAY.
Otherwise the 5000 OF Then in tho Uniou
May Join In q Strike.

Otherwise the 5000 OF Thon in the Uuion
May Join In . Strike.
The Amalgamated Painters and:Decorators Of
Now York sent q circular to all employers yes.
terday notifying them that on April they
would demand that wages shall be not less than
q day for decorative work and $3.50 day
for plain work. eight hours to constitute days
work. except on Saturday, when It is to be seven
hours, And double wages arc to be charged for
work on Sundays or legal holidays. Travelling
expenses and board must be paid on all work in
the country. Mass meetings will be held on
Wednesday, March Q. to decide whether a gen
eral strike will he ordered to enforce the de-
mRnds IL they are refused.
There are 5000 members in tho Amalga-
mated Painters and Decorators Union which
takes in the borouGhs of Manhattan and tho
Bronx. Brooklyn, Richmoud, ana Queens.
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COICMRIA.

side them. The casts are by u. G. French. tho
sculptor. who has made original designs for the
surroundings Of tho seals, q separate design for
each one. The seal itself occupies only the CEN
ter of the panel. In the case OF tho Williams
College panel. for instance, the seal is held by
two male hgurcs, ono on either side Every
panel will be faithful and exact representation
Of tho original seal of the institution for which
Il stands.
In assigning tho positions, the places of honor
went to Harvard and Yale, both because of their
seniority as colleges and because OF their largo
representation in the club. Harvard. which Is
the oldest college on tho continent, has tho
panel on the lower row 10 the right OF the main
entrance on Fifty fourth street. Opposite to II Is
Yalo's panel. Princeton and Columbia will set
their seals on the two remaining panels of this
raw. In the upper row on the Fifty y.fourth street
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HAMILTON.

precedence WAS given TO the older Institutions
these being. as rule, the best representatives 8
Age was not made by any means an ironclAd
requirement, and some OF the smaller colleges
among the earliest founded declined q place
on the panels because of their small representa-
lion in the club. which would have brought upon
their individual members heavy assessment 10
make up the $1,000 REQUIRED. This lot In some
or the younger institutions,
or the colleSes represented only four are
younger than seventy I've years. These are tho
University OF New York, the United States
Naval Academy. ;he College OF the City of New
York; and Cornell all OF which have a large
membership in tho club Harvard is the only
representative which dates from the seventeenth
century. its birthday having been in 1886 Nine
OF the seal panels will bear q last century date,
Yale, 1905 University of Pennsylvania, l74o;
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TO DEPoRT TTWENrr-F FIVE JAPANESE
Young Men Who said They wanted to Study
Agriculture TO He Sent Back.


sAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 26.-Twenty-five Japan
ese youths who arrived on the steamer City Of
Peking this week will be deported. as It is
feared they will become q charge to the country.
study American agriculture. They said they
wero farmers in Japan. They had only $40
each, and when asked what they intended to do
when this was spent said they would cable for
more. As they were all dressed alike tho Com
missioner suspected they were contract labor
ers, and as they could give no assurance of re-
ceiving money for support he ordered them to
bo deDOrtet.
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Il. L,pco,n Benedlcs a u. g. Com u,sslouen

r. Lincoln Benedict was sworn in yesterday as
Q United States Commissioner by Judge Edward
h. Thomas in the Federal Court In Brooklyn.
He 10 also clerk OF the court. Judge Thomas az
fixed Saturday for naturalization business. but
II necessary he will swear in aliens at any time
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HARVARD.

No other college club in this country, II in
tho whole world, has any such characteristic
and representative architectural feature as
these decorations on the University Club will
be. The project was originated by some Prince.
was decided to build new clubhouse. Archi.
tects say that the panels will be remarkably
effective artistically. The building, which is by
before next year.
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Nsls. Mary paige Burned 70 Death.

HARpwIcK. Mass. Feb. 26.-Miss Mary
Paige. 90 years old, was burned 10 death early
die. which set fire TO her nightdress Her
mother. Mrs Harriet Paige. is tho wealthiest
woman in town.
The sun., 1898-02-27

Louis Meyer got a verdict for 81 900 yester-
day in his suit against Contractor Charles Hart
for S25, 900 damages for the death OF his wife
Adolphena Meyer who was knocked down by a
team OF horses belonging TO the defendant and
mortally injured.
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MRS. FRANK T. HOLDER KILLED.
WITH Her Husband she was In . wreck or
Florida Limited Train.

with Her Husbnnd she was In . wreck ei
Florida Limited Train.
WAycRoss Ca. Feb. 26.-A wreck on the
Plant Railroad system of tho Atlantic Coast
line Florida special vesibuled train, between
st Augustine and New York, occurred yestor.
day afternoon thirteen miles south of Way.
cross. The engineer did not 800 burning
trestlo until IL was too lato to stop. He then
tried to dash through the flames. The engine
and baggage car went through safely. The
other cars went down and Immediately caught
fire. Mrs. Frank T. Holder of Yonkcra, n. V,
and her husband wcro in the forward sleeper.
Mrs. Holder was killed, her head being crushed.
OF tho Ten injured, three were walters. The
trestle is supposed to have caught fire from tho
burning forest.
Mrs Holder, who was killed in the wreck is
the wifo of Frank T. Holder OF Yonkers Presi-
dent of the A. Smith & Sons Carpet Company.
In company with her husband and Mrs. Eugene
Z. Clark Of Sonkers, Mrs Holder went to Flori.
da about Fob. !, partly because of slight ILL
moss of Mr.. Holder and partly for pleasure.
About week ago Mr.. Clark Joined the party.
The four started home togAther. A telegram
saying that MSs. Holder was instantly killed in
tho wreck wM sent to ex.Mayor Peene Mrs.
Holders son.in.law, carly yesterday morning
Another telegram said that MIR. and Mrs. Clark
and Mr.. Holder were only sliGhtly injured. Mrs.
Holder'was IS years old.
The sun., 1898-02-27

/ WILL GUARANTEE TO teacn You to reAd music
and 10 play 80 pretty pieces, including the --latest
popular airs. on mandolin. hAnjo, violin. aud will
furnish the instrument " heh 10 eArn for SlO.
call dAy eNe4nE; thstTumenLs the lowest pFicea
DEANS. 6aS "a Ay.
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uwsllias AOusss 20 gst, gtw arrsfg.

HOUSE 10 let at summit, \. j.; eight bedrooms and
II all mod Tn conNeniences. with barn. nne lawn
large garden plot and several acres OF wood IAnd
on springfield half mile from station; low rrnt
Address rSs. CRANE. 10 Wall -. New York city
IloPULAR NUTLEY, y. j.. orfrrs several modern
houses with pleasant grounds, shade, Ac., a
rentals $3.50 TO SbuU; quite near station Apply r.
Snlhrie' opposite Sutisy station. or J. n HAY. .
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individual members arc oorrespondingly. light
or heavy. For instance, Harvard, which is
about 800 strong In the club viii get out at the
rate of 81 n man, whereas there is one small
college represented whose loyal alumni In the
club are contemplating q contribution OF 500
aplecc TO prove their loyalty. All the panels arc
TO be the same In price and in the nature OF the
workmanship.
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first CciHss NrIp-9rmsIts.


WELLrRECoMMENDED cook in private family;
w understRndA soups. meats desserts &c.i willing
and oblleng best city references 134 West 10th st.
care Prior.
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first Glass Ntln-alalts.


s~-s--S>s>,,,
A DvERTIsING CLERK. having had several years
siuon with new,Isper. periodical or advertising
CLERK, box 100 Sun uptown ONCE. 1898 broadway
A DvERTIsuNG MAN would like to secure positioni
several years % sTperisnce can refer to leading
dress SOLICITOR. box lsi sun ONCE.
A POSITION wanted as organist and choir MASTER
"a Catholic or Episcopal church; plano. organ and
vocal Instruction given. j. T. n. 8iO West l2ist ST.
pooKBINDER.-Thorough practical, all round
ID man desires steady positioni successful a fore
man and competent to take charge OF general edit
PRACTICAL, box liz sun ofcc. O'''''
puTLER, first class. by Enslishman. where second
I'D man and parlormaid are kept; ak years refer
A, s.. box 100 Sun uptown ofice, 1905 broadway.
RoY desires position; can furnish reference from
~ last employer. A H. c., box 1874 Sun ONCE.
JNXPERlENCED COLLECTOR desires position; thor
class references to character, ability 40 Address
AMERICAN. box l7o sun of1ice.
TJUSrLlNG man wants position as salesman; mod.
Al crate salary and commission
MERTENs, gao bloomfield st. Hoboken.
NOVELTIES AND sPECIALTIEs.-want posi-.
references; nrsciass business experience; security
4 required. H.. box 100 sun uptown oface 1898
SALEsNAN.- YOING NAN " ANTa
= POSITION As TnayELL!NG sALEsMAN
.aRH SSS sl"M sSS mMsER
ENCEs: Address X. a.. BOX Asa sun
SITUATION wanted by young man at anything;
~ can take charge OF horses do porter's work In
hotel; not afraid OF hard work.
PATRICK McGowEN, sos East 94th st.
SrTUATIoN wanted by q young man at ANYTHING;
~ paintar by trades steady, sober, and industrious.
Address W. CONNOLLY. 1ao Cambridge av. j. e.
"ANTED-Positiou as traveller by young man.
w energetic and competent, with good knowledge
of the ruGber and drugSist sundry business; Al bust
ness experience: beat references. W., box l4o Sun
uptown oi1ice. 1908 Broadway.
WANTED-By capable young man.. position as
w traveller for hardware, paints, oils, &C.; thor
ough knowledge OF the trade Highest references. NJ.
box 1879 Sun uptown ONCE, 1925 broadway.
WANTED-A situation with mason contractors
w thoroughly familiar with plans. &C.; practical
countant; wages moderate. Address T. II. s.. box
1l2 Sun ONCE.
The sun., 1898-02-27
3tanifh-SfmAlfs.


RTiFiCIAL FLowERs-Rose aud flower makers
"A wantedi also hrenchera; good steady work, Ap
ply all week BENBEL SAUR, 77l Broadway, cor
ner 9th at
ARTIFICIAL fLowERs.-Brsnchers and flower
bLUMENTHAL q sTINER. ese broadway.
A RT1FICiAL FLowERs.-Rose hands; none but
"A nrst.class workers need apply. At o
A. w. MAAS & CO., II and 10 west 8d e.
A RTtFICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rosemnkers
"a and few neat learners past IL SIMON. IL Nn ST.
A RTtFIciAL PLowERs-Branohers wanted.
~ LAVAKE. BRETT Co.. 7tS BroadWG.
"A cd. Apply TO DAVID SPERO. 100 MercerN
DINDERY, ,-GirI to stitch books on sewing machine.
I'D GEO. HARDENBERGH. ll3 Nassau at
E,ANCY FEATHERS. hands on fancy
L feathers and small girls artificial flowers. APP
ply TO THOMAS II. WOOD CO., a4s BroaaWay.
FANCY FEATHERS Fancy feather hands wanted
LkvhKE, BRETT & co, 74s Broadway.
L,NRsT.CLASs fancy feather maker. OF all kinds.
Il SULLIVAN DREW CO, 600 Brondway.
E'oLDERs and hand stitchers wanted. EUGENE @.
IL LEWIS. bookbinder, ais william st, N y.
OPERATORS ON w. & a." AND SINGER MA
" CHINESE NEAT WORKERS on APRONS:
GuIMpES AND CHILDRENS DRESSES. LYNDON
BANNlN. 90 W. 10TH ST.
OsTRIcH. FEATHERs.-Preparcrs and sewers'
NEW YORK FEATHER CO.. el4 4Broadway.
OSTRICH FEATRERs.-Prepsrers wautedi steady
" work. X. LINDHEfM. 0bs Broadway.
SILK MfTT and glove inserters wanted.
~ LoEwENSTlNE. 4o1 Greenwich ~.
Observation-Disclosures hands on fancy braid hats
w on wire frames; good pricea paid.
GooDKfND SONS. oDo broadway.
The sun., 1898-02-27
YALE

side are the panels OF tho College OF the City Of
New York. Trinity, Rutgers, University Of
Pennsylvania, Union, and Amherst. The lower
row ON the Fifth avenue side Is given to tho
United States Naval Academy, Williams Brown,
and West Point. Above them in the upper row
will be Cornell, Hamilton. Dartmouth. and the
University OF New York. The lower row is
thirty five feet and the upper sixty five feet from
the Sidewalk. all the panels being near q ,1gh
10 the spectator in the street TO make leg
ends on them plainly visible.
In atotal membership Of f2.o1b as shown In
the catalogue OF 1897. tho University Club In
cludes within itself graduates OF more than
forty collegiate institutions, in this and other
countries. OF this number many desired rep
resentat ion In the architecture of the club What
was desired by the authorities was that the
panels should be fairly representative OF Ameri.
largest alone, or those having the largest Nom.
bership in the club, should figure 70 the exclu.
aion OF others. As a general basis OF choice
The sun., 1898-02-27
Selrrt 8oard.
Selert 8nard-Arppkluu.

>~~>-~>--~->>~
HENRY ST. $50. South Ferry.-Desirnbl
IL rooms nrstclass board; 90 to o..
The sun., 1898-02-27
atautrd for Business purpssrs.

"ASTED. for light mAnufsctuTing q building or
w = part OF . building. with not ltss than so 900
feet moor gpAee; must be In near New York. THE
The sun., 1898-02-27
Domestic Servants aSantsd.


-
GHAMBERMA1nS 10 young. competent cooks. nrst.
" C,ass cooks $50 to 500; 10 mattresses, Protest
ant laundressss. 20 mattresses who do chnmberwork
10 young laundresses who do chamoerwork. 90
cooks who wash and iron. kitchenmaids, housework'
ers. French ladies' maids, French and German nurses
Swedish parlormaids, Swedish chambermaids but.
lers, second and third men. Mrs. L. SEELY, 6S West
2.d ST.; serv ants entrance. $50 9th av.
4 NdAMRERMAlD who will assist with children;
Y family living in Larchmont; best references re-
quired. Mrs. L. SEELY, 3o2 9th av.
COMPETENT swedish waitress; four in family
y wages sis; best references required. Mrs.. L.
SEELY, 352 9th av.
COMPETENT cook. also waitress. for horristown.
- n. j.; best references required. Mrs. l.. sEELf,
9o2 9Th av.
DROTEsTANT laundress. $50 to eee; best refer
L ences required. Mrs. L. SEELf, 352 9th aV
SwEDIsH parlormaid, Sp0; for three in family;
- best references required. Mrs. l.. SEELf, SoS
9th
f1NHoROCGHLY competent cook $50 TO $50: very
L best references required. Mrs. L. SEELY. soa
9th av.
The sun., 1898-02-27
#sstrhsstsr Go. qrOpsrtv eor Sale.

NoNkERs, " Y.-New ls'room ho Sc for sale. with
l. every Improvement, steam heat. &c; price n o
900; easy terms situated from the city proper
within thre minutes ol depot and one hour from
y, y. CiIy HAllJAddress CHANCE" box 20 Sun uD-
town once, 1898 broadway
The sun., 1898-02-27

A RrIFIClAL fLoWERs.-wAnIed. good flower
"A makers and bright udy Learners; work given
home Apply AL week. l. PRAGER. W 20 20
The sun., 1898-02-27

A MILLINERY BUSINESS. located on Columbus
"a av. now doing good business, nicely equipped
price moderate; good reasons OF selling
MCDONALD WIGGISS. lao Sassau
The sun., 1898-02-27
2frsouaI 5lotires.

PREsaING AND CLEANING.
TEE sEYMANN TAILORING tONPASf,
1,205 BROADWAY. Basement,
Bet 8lst aAd 82d sts.
Get your suits cleaned and pressed, sos
Suits dyed any color, 81 90.
Repairing and altering AZ reasonable rates
LADIES' SKIRTS rebound. cleaned and preset, 9 -
Satisfactory work guaranteed.
Call for and delivered.
ABsoLUTE DIVORCE In 90 days ~ '-r7:.f
Dakota oficil and attorney Eastern uri's. ~
NELL 1llS y. Y Life Bldg. Legality assured
DUY NINE. BENEFITS BOoK.-Learn Isir'' ~
ID easy method; nativities wrii,rl. s.. cpIs "a,
tions daily. 1914 Broadway. 4oiL ct
DIVORCES. a9GSAITt G...I tcAES t.,.,, 19Ess y -.
2f0 Broadway. St. Paul building.
AIDES. my monthly regulator never A,' i-:l
- box. 10 cents Ars. B. ROWAN. Mi~.use- =
NTIBRoAECHASICo AND ELECIRu THFHAFE
The sun., 1898-02-27

AFANCY GOODS AND NEEDLE, WORK BUSINESS
IA located most prominent town on Central Rail
road old established; price only 81, 800; OF
selling Ill health. well sto ked.
MCDONALD A wIGGISS IAN Sas.su
The sun., 1898-02-27

A LOAN wanted OF $40 600 in m anuf acturing plant
IA now in operation located close TO New York city
property valued at $4,000; money amply secured.
Full particulars apply
MCDONALD & wIGGISs l4o Sassau
The sun., 1898-02-27
Rsal estate for Salr-sruohluu.

ISXECCToR's SALE and bargains In Brooklyn Dor.
H ough al estate; brick double nat cold " ateT;
rents $50 year price $3.50; terms 5000 cASh.
Also. brick double n1l; ali improvements; rents
frame hallsei al improvements; price S8.35O terms
81 90 cash Also. detAched dwelling. with ground
Also. SsIOry and tAsement private dwelling on IA
prize Si,250; terms easy.
@. n. HENDKRsoE.
Telephone 29o6A. Brooklyn. ios noatSruS "A
The sun., 1898-02-27

A PARTNER wanted with only $4,000; manufac
~ turing OF summer shirts; Investor 10 have ful
charge OF New York once; factory located close q
Albany y. V; money 10 amply secured on the plant
highest references. MCDONALD WIGGISS lac
The sun., 1898-02-27

A RTlFiCIAL FLowERs-Rose aud flower makers
IN wanted; also hranchera; good steady work, Ap-
ply all week. BENBEL sAUR 77l broadway. cor
The sun., 1898-02-27
YOU GAN BEGIN NOW


SrfSoGRAPAl and Typewrittng school. 1900
~ HrnAdwaN. NJ door hrlow S4tn st day amt ev en-.
ina thorough training. commercial; nirdical: Law
REPORTING, Miss ,. l. MASSi.EY
The sun., 1898-02-27
srVIALo. ."Cn.sT.n rIrT'" """

Coupons OF the OenerAl Mortgage per 'eh' g
Of this company, due March next, Will - "a -
and after thai date At the Union Trust 60 oi rsN
Yea. J. n HOBART, ASsiStAnI Tree
The sun., 1898-02-27

A -wANTED-Partner with %, 600 cash in hand
IA TO Join advertiser who has 81 900 in strictly
legitimate business enterprises; capital which will
positively be doubled within so days: chance for
loss be controlled by associate; references ex.
chanErd. Address c.. box $50 sun uptown onice,
l265 Broadway.
The sun., 1898-02-27

A THOROUGHLY experienced Protestant infant or
~ chids nurse; hrstclass personal references city
references Z. r., l242 Broadway.
COMPETENT young Scotch woman cook In pri.
Y yate family: understands soups. meats. pastries,
&c; best city ref rsnces. c. NJ, box 525 Sun up.
town once 1908 Broadway.
Connecticut western news., 1898-07-14
HIM E ROCK.

Edward Lourre of Southington has been visiting his friend. Miss Fannie Ensign.
 Dr s. M. Reynolds of New York city is visiting his daughter, Mrs Walter Norton.
 Mir Chamberlain of Pitts6eld, Mass, is visiting at O. W. Barnam's
 The Lime Rock division of the Conn., ecticut Sanitary and Relief association held their first meeting Thursday eveE- ing at the Casino when the following officers were elected: Chaplain. Rev Henry Tarrant; president, Mrs Henry Tarrant; vice presidents, Mrs 0. Vos- burg and Mrs F. Brssie; Secretary, Miss Harriet Prentice Ensign; treas. O. ". Barnum. The collecting committee have raised sixty dollars which will be used to buy flannel, etc., for under clothes for the wounded soldiers.
 Perhaps the parties who distributed tacks on the bicycle track and public highway! have forgotten that there is heavy tax for such business and if such thing happens agaIn there may be trouble.
 I. R. Fenton has been in Albany for few days.
 Miss Mary Schwartout of Albany, N. Y, is visiting Miss Alice Fenton.
 N. A McNeil and Misses Julia and Hattie McNeil are spending a few days in Saratoga.
 , MT Armstrong has so far recovered from his recent illness as to be able to ride out.