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"P," p. m. "A. \. M.
Trains 9 and 10 carry elegant Pullman
sleeping cars between Columbia ana AShevlile.
en-oute daily between Jacksonville ard C'Eclu
natl.
Trs!ns leave Spartanburg. A. 4 c: division.
nortbhouud. 6:31 q. H.. 3:.i p. M. G:!3 p. r.,
(VestiLule Linlited); sou: Ebound 2:-6 y. m.
sl6 D. H., II 81 a. m. (Ve>:ihu!e l1iiniiell
Trains leave Grecnv;lle. A. ind Z. division,
northbound. 5:t5 a. m, 81 y. III. and $50 p. M.
(Vestibuley L,aitedl sputl.hr,nd. ~ g. NJ.
/ ~ D m, Il 50 p. NJ lFs,tib,,IeJ i.::ni,cd)
Pullman Service.
Pullman palace sleeping ears on Tratas IS and
c8 81 ard g. on A. uHu G. division.
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Gen. Superintendent, Tra::r NEr
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a Sarcastic Postmaster,

H;Eging il conspicuous place in the
postotiicc lobby is = plain, unassuming
sheet Of white paper bearing list CT
boxes upon which the rent remains un-
paid. There is nothing particularly I'M
prcssive about this sheet Ct paper, but
there is attached to it a small piece Of
MANILA paper upon which appears the
following very cauStic sentences: "No
need to pay these rents. Your postmas-
ter has advanced the amounts for you.
His bank account is unlimited. So Use
his That is what he is appointed for. "
Paris Ky J Reporter.
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seem lOlSdCu lhSo ot
ease e. all until S.
SIS. was given, when
an i'm mprove m e Mt
was at once noticed.
The medicine was
continued with fav-
orable results, and
now she is cured
sound and we'll, her
skin is perfectly
cIear and pure and
she has been saved
from what threat
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ened to blight her life forever. ~,
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cores Eczema, Scrofu1a, Cancer, Rheu-
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II is a real blood remedy and always
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Again, tie thought cf tie text is just
when applied to the enioymcnts of the
righteous in heaven. l think We have
but little idea cf the number CT the
righteous in heaven. Intidels say,
"Your heaven will be L very small
place compared with the world OF tie
lost, for, according to your teaching, tho
majority of men will Ce destroyed. y I
deny the charge. l sErposc that the
multitude of the finally lost, as COM
pared with the multitude Of the 1inally
saved, will be handful. Isuprcse that
the few sick people in the hospital today
as compared with the hundreds Of tl0u-
sands Of well people i'll the city wculd
not be smaller tran tie number Ct these
who shall tie cast 0J!t il suffering COM
pared with those who shall have upon
them the health of heaven. For We are
to remember that we are living in com
paratively the beginning OF the Ch1iS-
tian dispensation, and that this world
is to be populated and. redeemed, and
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RETURNING SCHEDULE.
The sun., 1898-04-06
AQUATICs.

Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck, the winner
of the single scull amateur Championship
Of the world and the Diamond Sculla,
cmblematic of the honors and title at
Henley, England, last summer, will row
in the Harlem river regatta on Decoration
Day this year.
Dibble, Harvard's football captain, has
consented to try for his old position at
bow in Haryard's Varsity boat. The
spring football practice, which Is now
going on will continue until the spring
recess, but Dibblee's absence will in no
way interfere with the work, as he has
only been coaching and the practice is
over before the rowing begins. Mr..
Lehman is expected to assist about
April Sth, and the room which he occu-
pies in Clavely Hall is being put in con-
dition for his use and an extra apartment
is being provided for Mr.. Gold, who. in
addition to Mr.. Willis will engage in the
work Of coaching the crew.
Nine oarsmen were Monday taken to
the Pennsylvania training house. They
were Captain Howell, Hall, Reugenberg,
Folwell, keryey, Buckwalter, Busch,
Snover and Webster. The forty odd
original candidates for the crew have
finally been reduced to twenty.
Chicago will be represented in this
years A. A. U. swimming champion
ships by four men.
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from Cleveland and will STAY in Phil,
dclphia till the bout with DAILY.
Tommy West and Joe Walcott NAV h,
matched to box at the Arena on April %
The Empire A. G., Of Syracuse, N. Y,
has offered purse for a Eenty.round
bout between Tommy Ryan and Tommy
West.
Honest John Kelly Jaws his offer
Of a $1,000 purse for Mccoy and
Choynski to fight to a finish still holds
good.
Peter Maber is considering q trip to
Ireland during the summer.
There will be no show at tile Arena
next Friday evening, as it will be Good
Friday. The shows will be resumed,
on Monday evening, April N,
when Jack Daily and Kid Lavigne will
meet in the six-ronnd wind-up This
will be heir fret appearance in the rinR
since they boxed Their twenty-round
draw in Cleveland. Jack Bennett who
was among those who witnessed the
draw, Gays it was q Ted.hot 10, ana that
me boys mixed matters Up from the
opening Of the bout until the last ronnd
Closed, and that DAILY seemed as strong at
ne finish as when he started in.
The sun., 1898-04-06
MISCELLANY.

| Mrs. Emma Rock, Of New York, has
challenged any woman in the world,
shooting with rifle orshotgun, for from
81 600 to $1,000 side. THIS is lartie3
ularly aimed at Mrs. Shattuck, who
competed in the recent Grand American
Handicap, Elkwood, n. j., but also in
cludes Annie Oakley, Fly Rod and Mrs
M. F. Lindsey.
The orders of Keene Fitzpatrick to the
Yale track men to stay at New Haven
during the Easter vacation were the most
sweeping ever given by any Yale track
trainer
Martin Julian says he, will post for
felt of $500 in New York this afternoon
for Ernest Roeber to wrestle Yousouf,
the Turk; Hera Klides, the Greek, or any
other man in the world. Julian also
bursts into a discussion on money talk
ing and that fake wrestling once killed
that sport in America. Does he allude
to the first Roeber- Yousouf match.
The Universities of Illinois and Min
nesota have made conditional entries to
the University Of Pennsylvania sports
and may be seen on April 30. The latest
advices from Stagg, of the University OF
Chicago, indicate that we are almost
sure to see Chicago represented in Phila-
delphia at these games. The Carlisle
Indians will probably enter team in
the four-mile Championship, and they
should show up to very good advant-
age. o" ...
Nearly all the entries are now in for
the great intercollegiate and inter-
scholastic relay races on April 30 at
Franklin Field. ...-.
The sun., 1898-04-06
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
OF the Delaware State Sunday School
Association to Be Held at
Dover This Month.

Following is the program of the Della.
ware State Sunday School Association,
which convenes in eleventh annual cor.
vention in Wesley NJ. L. Church, Dover,
on April 2S and 80:
Thursday morning-Service of song,
led by Professor j. r. Sweeney; devo-
tional exercise appointment of COM
mittees; words of welcome; response
bv Professor Fl. $. Goldley; reports of
officers; executly committee, statistical
secretary, treasurer, county, hundred
and city associations; service of song;
benedictioh.
Thursday afternoon-Service of song,
devotional exercises. Next Sundays
lesson taught by Mrs. W. X. Crosby of
Wilmington; topic; Teachers Work" :"
first. ''The Prepared Teacher" by Mrs.
J. Frank Ball; second, "The Teachers
Glass Work. by Rev. s. B. Overton of
Milford; third, Glow to Secure Home
Study Of the Lesson" Prof. Wesley;
Webb, of Dover; fourth, "The Teachers
Power" Rev, +. Il. Merrill OF Whining
ton; general discussion, service OF sorg,
benediction. .
Thursday evening-Topic, 'The SUM-
day School tie Hope Of the Nation"
Praise service, led by Professor Sweeney;
devotional exercises, music, address,
"True Patriotism" S. II. Baynard; ad-
dress; "Ionng America Training for
Service" Rev. George /. Wolf; address,
"Our Country's. Needs" Rev. V. S.
Collins; music. "America" benediction
Friday morning and devotions,
reports Of committees, election OF officers.
pledges for State work, address, Sunday
School Music" Medford H. Cahoon, OF
Wilmington; memorial service for the
late William Reynolds, international
superintendent; address, w. K. Crosby,
International treasurer; Sunday school
workers conference, led by Rev. +. NJ.
Ferguson, general secretary of the New
Jersey Sunday School Association.
Friday afternoon-Song service, "Pri-
mary Unions, What They Are and How
to Organize Them" Rev. L. M. Fergu-
son; home department conference.
opened by w. Fl. Prickett; "Relation of
the Young Peoples Societies to the Sun
day School," by Rev. W. L. S. Murray,
ID. d., of Wilmington; What Can the
Sunday Schools Do to Promote the Cause
of Temperance" by George W. Todd;
song service, benediction.
Friday night-Song service; report OF
address, "Our Work and
Our Reward" Rev. T. A. McCurdy, d.
d., ,of Wilmington; address, "Enthu-
,iasm in the Work" Presiding Elder
Robert Watt, of the Wilmington dis
;rict; closing words by the new presi-
lent; closing hymn, "Blest Be the Tie
That Binds" benediction.
The sun., 1898-04-06
SELF DEFENCE.

At the National Sporting Club in Lon.
don Monday night in a twenty-round
contest for G300 and the bantam cham.
pionship of the world, Ben Jordan.of
| England, beat Lulie Curry Of New York
city, winning in the seventeenth round.
Curry proved game but was much pun
ished.
A Chicago Club is trying to get Tommy
Ryan and Kid Mccoy together again.
Sam Fitzpatrick says he is ready to
accept Lavigne's offer to meet Daily in q
finish fight.
Sammy Kelley and "Billy" Ratcll-
ford have been matched to box twenty
rounds before the Manhattan Athletic
Club Of Troy, on April Is. They will
fight at ll5 pounds.
Tsmmy Ryan, the Champion welter-
weight, has bee in his bonnet which
tells him he should go over the ocean in
the Fall and endeavor to get on match
with Britain'S best men. Before he
takes the trip, however, Ryan said he
will box Tommy West before the Olym-
pic Club in San Francisco.
Manager AL Herford is out with
sweeping challenge for his lightweight,
Joe Cans, and offers to match Cans
against anybody in the world at 1873
pounds-Kid Lavigne preferred. Her
}brd says that he 10 willing to let Cans
meet Lavigne for any number Of rounds
before the club offering the largest purse.
Tom O'Rourke has posted forfeit of
$500 to bring off the Sammy Kelly-Dave
Sullivan fight at Long Island on April
25. Jimmy Dune will act as referee.
The parcelling. out Of New York box
ing licenses appears to be very far-off
event. .-
After several years litigation William
A. Brady and James j. Corbett yester-
day obtained decision in the Supreme
Court which means that the kaleidoscope
Company must pay over to
them the sum OF $6.472 for the privilege
Of using pictures illustrating the Corbett-
Courtney fight in 1894. !.
Tom McCafery knocked out Jim Par
ker in eight rounds at Atlanta, Ga, on
Sunday afternoon, and the latter Is so
badly beaten that he is not expected to
i've.
Kid Iavigns and his brother came on
The sun., 1898-04-06

November Y, University of Chicago, and
November q, CorfeIl.. November 10
i left open. Princeton also has Tie same
date open. ~ a.
The Warren foot ball club held q meets
ing last night at the home of the secre-
tary, David Kennealy, but as many 81
the members were not present tie meet.
ing was again postponed until Thursday
night, when i 70 be hoped thai all tile
members will be present. g.l
At last nights meeting Steve McNee
was nominated for captain and Hayes
was made temporary chairman Of tlIe
club. Now boys, don't fail to be present
at the meeting on Thursday and let All;
other engagements, such as monkeying
with pigeons, etc. 20.
The sun., 1898-04-06

A meeting for tie organization of
male chorus will be held in the Y. NJ. c.
A. hall on Friday evening.
w. L. ,Pettingill taught a large class in
the Sunday school lesson at the Y. G. A.
on Monday evening.
A delegation Of local Knights of
Phythias attended public entertain
ment given by the lodge at Newark, on
Monday night.
Senator's Stewart and Pyle, of this city,
have been visiting William J. Stewart, of
Seaford.
]. W. Burgess and family, Of Hockes-
sin, have BEEN visiting friends in this
city.
THU Musical Ait Society met in the
n New Century Club, building last evening
for 1 rehearBa'.
The sun., 1898-04-06
DAILY In NEW YORK
Where He is Training for His Coming
Fight With Kid Lavigne.

The following letter was received flom
Jack Daily and may be of interest to the
sports of this city.
HIGH BRIDGE, N. Y, April 4, 1898.
FRIEND HARVEY:
l thought would drop line and let
you know how am getting along.
l am out here getting in condition for
my fight with Kid Lavgne at the Arena
on Monday night.
] ain in good condition and hope to
make good showing, as will have to,
if | want to keep my reputation.
A crowd of sports from New York are
coming over with me to see the fight.
AS have nothing else to talk about
but the war will now close.
Yours truly,
JACK DAILY.
The sun., 1898-04-06
MAINE SUFFERERS BENEFIT
To BE Given In Baltimore On April
11th, by Al. Herford, Manager
or Eureka Athletic Club.
Special to The Sun.

Special to THE Sun.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Joe Cans. tht
ligntwelght champion OF the South, and
Jim Janey, tile "BIacN Demon" Of
Washington, who have W .unteered thell
services i0r the lenetit to the Maine sui
ferers, arranged by Al. HerfUru, the
manager OF tile Eureka Athletic Club,
to take place at Music Hall next Monday
evening, April IL, will start into train
ing immediately ttr their bouts.
They are greatly pleased at the oppor-
tunity offered to appear at beneht in
behalf Of the Maine sufferers and Will be
in the best Of condition when the gong
sounds.
AL Herford is after two good men to
meet his champions, and hopes to corral
them by tomorrow. He is anxious that
Janey ard Cans should .lnake, a good
showing, as be feels that the public in
general should get line on the men
who have been meeting all c0mers and
who are out for the championship in the
lightweight and welterweight divisions.
Alaong the boxers to appear no one is
more pleased than the ''biack Demon"
at the chance to do something for the
men who went down in Havana harbor.
He is not averse to fighting himself and
will be among the first to respond should
the call for volunteers 60 forth from
Washington. He has had sorne slight ex-
perience in the Navy and is only too will.
ing to DO something for his old friends.
Manager HerfOrd continues to receive
lpttArs rom nmhitions boxers who are
anxious to get a trial and all offering
their services for the benefit. "Were l
to give everyone that wants to appear a
chance to put on the gloves" SAID Her
ford; II would not be able to finish the
in two evening of continued
sport. The more the merrier however,
and shall see that only the best men
are put on. New comers will OF course
be given chance to show themselves
md VINO knows it may be the means Of
bringing for several Baltimore lads
The sun., 1898-04-06
AMONG THE HORsEMEN

y. The Putzel racing bill has passed both
houses of the Maryland LegisIa.tlre.
There was a great contest over the Bill
bsth for and against'it. Tie bill limits
racing in all the counties Of the State to
thirty days, except iii Baltimore county,
where racing and b6okmaking are per
mitted for forty days in each wear. The
bill further provides that hcenses for
racing on any track shall he issued by
the judges of the Circuit Court for tie
respective counties SO that complaints
against such racing on the ground that It
maintains 2 nuisance can he laid before
the judges and licenses refused or lre
voAed for the public good.
War has no terrors for the trainers at
the race-tracks by the sea, although
some Of them believe, that the Spanish
warships may descend on the coast, and
that the officers will order the long ranke
guns to be trained on the racetracks, and
projectiles costing $500 each will be
hurled at the $50 stables at Sheepshead
Bay, Brighton, Gravesend and Aqueduct.
This sounds very much like one of Jack
McDonald's stories.
Jockey N. Hill, who was suspended at
New Orleans three years ago, has been
reinstated, and will ride at the Little
Rock meeting.
Midget" O'Connor, w. C. Daly's
lightweight jockey, arrived in New York
city last night from San Francisco.
Charley" Patterson's o-year-old
filly May Hampstead, is now suffering
from catarrhal fever and in bad way.
Hopes, however, are entertained of her
recovery. Her temperature last night
was lO5. May Hampstead has only
started four times and won every race.
The present unreasonable weather will
put the ,thoroghbreds back in their work.
They ate not forward in any event, and
the stables which were to GO to Wash
ngton today will no doubt "pull up''
until the weather is more suitable.
Jockey A. Thompson, who was run
over by a trolley car outside the Roby
ace track last Spring and as result Of
he accident had to have one Of his limbs
has been fitted with cork
eg and had the amount on Kentucky
Colonel in the first race at Nashville,
Tenn, yesterday-a 2-year.old scramble
It four and half furlongs He rode
,ood race and the cork limb seems to
i've him no Inconvenience. He has til
distinction of being the only jockey in
he world who rides with cork leg.
,larence, ridden by Burns, won in
rive by half a length from Grace Dar
ing, King Lees half sister.
The sun., 1898-04-06
BAKER JOHNSON'S list, list Of ,..: .n:

10 cts. very curious, been handed down
for generations, only by chance they
came in my possession. p 0. Box, III,
Ridgeville, Ind.
A TREATIES on the horse and
his diseases by Dr. BJ. Ken
dali. Price, postpaid 1oc.,
regular price 25c. II Is q pa
per covered book Of 90 pages.
Address, ]. w. HANN.,
Wauneta, Neb.
The sun., 1898-04-06
BE A MAN +! .aS rSy,'ss1 %sa,,i yissr &C..

tivity restored perfectly BY the use of
Talbot Tonic. This purely vegetable
preparation corr ects the errors Of youth,
snlarges the organs, and positively bene-
fits the whole systsm. Sent securely
sealed in plain package for One Dollar.
Address TALBOTS DISPENSARY, Box
25 Wilkes.Barre. Pa.
The sun., 1898-04-06
Situation or help advertise
ments in TIE sun will he run
for 25 cents until either have
been secured and ordered out.
HELP wANTED-KALEs.

WANTED-Would like to purchase q good
second handed breech loading shot gun. Give
Address ~"
BUN OFFICE
The sun., 1898-04-06

VXyANTED--A man Of ability to reprr ent .
w firm Of high standing; must have small
capital torgoods carried. W. H. Kelley man
ager, GihsOn House. E
The sun., 1898-04-06

VXyANTED-situstiOn for coachman 'f house
w work in private family. Address S0 Tat
nall street.
The sun., 1898-04-06
roOT BALE.

Three dates decided upon BY the Uni.
versity Of Pennsylvania Football Com.
mites afe these: November s, Harvard. /.
The sun., 1898-04-06

WANTED:-Position wanted by indus
trious young man, willing to do any
thing for a legitimate living. Address
IL Sun Office.
The sun., 1898-04-06
4 POUND OF READING IATTER.

iii be sent to any address in the
|nited States for a silver dime.
hese packages are made up Of
bndard newspapers and period
Ills Of real literaryiworth. They
God-sends to invalids and
|y-at-homes. Address, News
Per Exchange, Bishop Build
,lPhiladelphia, Pa.
The sun., 1898-04-06

WANTED-Ten men at once, outside work,
good pay to the right men. Call Saturday even
Ing or Monday morning at Room Q, 2nd Floor'
McVey Building, Eighth and Market streets.
The sun., 1898-04-06

\ the t,aron Won Alvensleben, late Of Fifth
inc Hotel, corner Of 23rd, st., and 5th g ave. :.
! Yorki-You are particularly regHess.ea rgs.o W W
riersbMry. London, Eng. Anyone knowing
Eddress and communicating the same Will be
hrded.
The sun., 1898-04-06

wanted of the descendants of
knry Caldwell O'Neil, who In 1915 Ut is be.
byed) resided at 81 Centre street, and also OF
e descendants of Alexander Mcclure, who, in
D5 resided at 1874 Henry street, both OF whom
med or had some interest in premises Nos. 9O
l 94, and 96 Mulberry street. In the city of New
prk. FREDERICK BELTZ, Counsellor at Law,
] Broadway, New York city.
The sun., 1898-04-06
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.

VYTANTED.-A white girl for general house
w werk must be tidy and experienced. Apply
at No. 62l Van Buren, street.
The sun., 1898-04-06

INFORMATION wanted Of Cornelius sheehan,
\ Of Patrick F., born at 3S8 East 47th ST., city;
home, 735 East l43d ST., in 1892 for Denver,
/: last heard from him In April, 1892, from
|nver; was going TO stockton, CAL; father and
bther dead; come home TO John. Send any In.
fmation TO JOHN J. SHEEHAN, 7S5 East l43d
. Western papers please copy,
The sun., 1898-04-06

VXyANTED-A man in every town IN Della.
w ware Legitimate, paying isiness, with
responsible concern. Apply at snce. Sox T.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The sun., 1898-04-06

= WANTED-John Jackson, fc uerly butcher
In Great Hampton Row, Birm ,gnam, England,
name Of lanes johnson, and .raded for some
years Is cattle dealer in Kav Sas City. Jackson
III alive), Is now entitled TO J-y2erty in England
Information TO WILLIAM JkcKSON (brother),
shskesrear Villa, Sparkhi !, Birmingham, or
THURSFiELD i iEsSTTEP Solicitors, wednes-
bury, England
The sun., 1898-04-06

tedeYic Richards0n, late pro. crtcketer,,
10rUs,gh, Motifs, England, and montreal,
=. viii apply TO H o. s., 762 Lafayette Av,
n lei TAdly received. Cubsn papers please
The sun., 1898-04-06

tXyANTED--56 boys to sell the Sunday edi
w ton Of TIE SUN. Biggest sale On record
last Sunday. More Profit. Apply TO- East sixth
street.
The sun., 1898-04-06

INFORMATION wanted concerning Matthew
Hattie. last heard of December .; Will be thank
~ received by his brother, DAVID, box 49,
bite Plains N. Y.
The sun., 1898-04-06

NTED-RELTABLE MAN TO REP
resent US In Wilmington. Good position to right
party. Reference required. Apply 9 to 4, stauff-
er, clayton House.
The sun., 1898-04-06

FORMATION wanted of Ellen Pyne, maj, mar,
John Burke In North America oo years. hVeu
/ Ii4IS Bowery street. New YORK.
The sun., 1898-04-06

is wanted as to the where
sue Of Maria Theis, wife Of Charles Theis or
n children. Address E. W. sPANdLEk'
*, Pa,
The sun., 1898-04-06
PERSONAL.

hael C. walls, born in Bsllintra, county
ireland, now about 40 years OF age, sup
Is about New York, would c0mmuni-
NJ his cousin Michael Flood, kossville
4 Londonderry, Ireland, he would hear
Inc 10 his advantage.
The sun., 1898-04-06

wanted Of Rosanna
domestic. J Please send address
Gonyent avenue, New York city.
The sun., 1898-04-06

kRNRY q. GRAv.-Informatio wanted about
nTy s. Gray, Of Toronto, last heard of IN SUN.
of isea. When q bookkeeper with simonds
Co., Long Island City, ald sa.l living g. aTER w.
SHEs 4 DWIGHT, 90 Broadway, New York
The sun., 1898-04-06

ar.,ore Hummel, Of Enngen. Oberampt-
EHTtemberg, who left his home " Noes
n February, 1880, will communicate Win
SfRce box 1E3, New YOrK, ne WI ne.I
' 70 Kim Will be thankfully received,
IN papers please copy +
The sun., 1898-04-06

knENCE O'BRIEN--Xindly write. GEO.
ELEY. 100 West Broadway, New York city.
The sun., 1898-04-06

wanted OF Clare Duval BY his
j. DUVAL. 16l West bsrd,
New, York City.
The sun., 1898-04-06

WANTED-Ry an experienced man, position
as prcss-feeder Address I'D" SUN OFFICE.
The sun., 1898-04-06

VXTANTED "A half-grown white girl for house
w work. State wages Address T. .. BOX
152, city.
The sun., 1898-04-06

|jOsEpH bAYLKSS. short, brunette, worked
krteret, N. j., (Colwells iron works(, left 1895.
btTuwing wife appreciate knowing his fate, Ev-
bg, dead BAYLESS. Al West 18th.