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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-16

ELKINs has a fixed saloon license
of $500 a year.
THE Ohio River Railroad Company
will paint all the depots along its
line dark yellow.
THE home of Bunker S. George,
one of Brooke County's wealthiest
citizens, was robbed of 81, 1000 worth
of diamonds Friday night. No clue
to the robber has been found.
A TELEPHONE message from King
wood on Monday stated that they
had nice snow over there and that
is the explanation of the sharpness
of the air over here all day.
JOHN e. TIMnis, for many years a
well naown resident of Point Pleas
ant, died at Oakland, Nd, of blood
poisoning, last week. Interment
took place at Lone Oak cemetry,
Point Pleasant, Sunday.
EDWARD ZANE, of Wheeling, was
arrested at that place and arrested
at that place and relieved of lot
of plumber which he had stolen from
a store in Tyler county. The store
was robbed, and afterwards set on
FIRE, and almost entirely consumed.
4 FIRM in Boston has adopted an
ingenious and vexatious manner of
advertising. A circular is addressed
to you. The envelope is sealed, and
is mailed unstamped. The postman
delivers it and asks for two cents.
You open, read, swear-in some form
or other-and promise to avoid the
shop for the rest of your natural life.
But the name of the firm sticks in
your mind.
The physicians report the health
of town remarkably good for this
season of the gear and the changea-
bleness of the weather. The sudden
changes in temperature this year
and the rapid shifting from billiards
to tropical mildness is rather condu-
Give to sickness, particularly grip
and fever, but singularly enough the
town has been free from epidemics
of all kinds. There are few isola-
ted cases of fever, pneumonia, griI
and other diseases, but they have
been easily controlled and epidemics
have been avoided. The health Of
the town is reported better than its
sanitary condition.
THE probabilities are that tht
council viii grant the salary asked
by Tim Bennett for his services as
chief of police which position has
been tenoered him. He was offered
forty dollars but asked for fifty. The
hours he is to be on duty are very
long. from eight in the morning un
til ten at night and he has to be re
sponsiblc for the conduct of the en-
tire force and beside collect lot o.
money coming to the town. The du
ties and responsibilities arc greater
than he cares to assume for the sun
offered and he will not accept unless
it is bcttered II now seems proha
BILE that they viii grant the increaei
| In saiiary.F Should they do so Ben
meta stands ready % accept the Of
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-16
IT'S A JOKE
NO LONGER.

The phenomenal growth of
Wiles' Addition has silenced
even the most chronic of
croakers.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-16
W, c. T. U. to meet Thursday.

The Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union, OF Morgantown, will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Jerome H. Raymond
The meeting will be purely social
the hours being from until
o'c.ock. Mrs. N. r. C. Morrow, Of
Fairmont, State president of the w
C. T. U. work of West Virginia, will
be present. Each member of the so
ciety is requested to bring with hel
any friend interested in the work oil
the w. c. T. u.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-16
SEEN THE ERROR
OF the Republican Party's Way ans
Leaves It--A County Chairman Be-
signs

GRANTsvILLE, W. Va, Feb. 10
G. H. Craddock, prominent Repub-
lican, in letter to J. T. Gaines,
secretary Of the Republican executive
committee of this county, gives reas-
ons why he can no longer be with the
Republican party, stating that the
principles as laid down BY the party
are not in the interest Of the masses
He resigns as chairman of the Repub-
lican county executives committee OF
Calhoun county.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-16
A Brilliant Reception.

On Tuesday afternoon from 3 to
and from to 7 O'Clock Mrs. M. j.
Somehow received her lady friends.
She was assisted by Miss Gertrude
Hayes who by her charming and re.
gal manner added grace and pleasure
to the occasion. The house was
layishly and beautifully decorated
with potted plants and flowers and
the tables with smilax and flowers.
The guests were met at the door by
footman and conducted to dressing
rooms and then to the parlor where
the hostess and her assistant extend
ed greetings that assured them of the
pleasure their presence gave. The
good taste of Mrs. Somehow never
showed to better advantage than on
this occasion. Her cordial hospital
ity was delightful and her delicatt
taste in the arrangements of every
thing was superb, The house glist
ened with electric lights and lamps
and in the subdued light Of evening
made one emagine he was in some
Florida tropical bower. Over ninety
ladies responded to the invitations
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-16
$500

a month buys a 500 lot
that will bring $50 next year
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-02-16

DR.. Norris, Dentist, has made his ar
engagements to remain permanently at
homie hereafter and keep his ofFice open
all the time. Any one needing his ser
gtces cap Ind him always prepared "a
wait on them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
NEW CORPORATIONS ~ THIS STATE.

Albany. March sl.-Tho following stock companies
were Incorporated to-day:
Lamb & Linden Manufacturing Company, Of
Sav-york city. operate sawmills capital $500.
directors t. Linden. Richard Lamb. August us
Linden and Henry T. Knox.
G. g. harrington Company. Of New York city;
20 conduct a grocery business; capital. $4,000 Di-
rrcfors John Il. Tolar. u. Clinton Johnson and G.
A Eckman Of Brooklyn; NJ. j. Mason, Of Car
thaee and a. f. Cagman. OF summit, y. j.
American Brass Manufacturing Company. OF
New York city: capital. 5000. Director william
l. Hawkins i. r. Mercer and w. II. Plait
Feusneton Bicycle Company, OF Buffalo; capt.. J.
80 10 Directors WIN Am J. knowles ana Maria
Itrn,yles OF Crawford Canada. and &. II. run
non n g. Martin and John IauenstcIn, OF Buffalo.
Whltesone Forge and construction COMPANY OF
,bn borough OF Queens capital. $1,000 Dlrectorr.
q y erxt6n o. HYDE Park: J. 9. Henderson, J. !.
n scott and J. G. Scott. or Manhattan. and i. W.
Brou! Of Quccns. -,
I l. HOPKINS g. Co.. OF New York CITY 10 dea'
in drugs: capital 1900. Directors. j. L. HOPKINS
ii Martin Wagner and J. T. Robinson
Skinner Decorative Agency. OF Albany; capital
80 20 Directors G. ]. skinner, r. L cross H. J.
Schroeder and y. A. Page smith, Oh AlDahJ' an"
J. H. Gross Of Ncw-i ork Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
Guar PRICES FOR MODERN PAINTINGS

Small prices were the rule Yesterday a. inc rus
nt' n, modern oil paintings and water-co'ors
49, non,, a, the art galleries OF James p Sllo al
No A. Ilberty-st. The sale began at O'Clock III
tho afternoon and will be- continued to-day at ','o
INC a. r.,o ,i.,ure. sold included many by
.n-,c,n artists Foreigners were well reprcsentt"
zoo among the pictures being some cfeoltci 10 ND
pup rs.r,nanH@ Chle iassam OF this city was
,epresented. and a. r. Brlsher nad sgr thirty
paaisrGoors by the Same artist were disposed OF "
fair prices. , ,oso ,t,,,res will be sold
~, hi''or @tern"o, are y. l.. Sontae \ + IricheaL
caTIeion Virgins. u. WHITAKER lldz, D. ~ -, vol
80, -, pariicnv Dupre Rousseau and Cofot az "cH
Iiaas, ,r csnirction OF water -coors by Bricher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
SIyGERLYS LOANS FROM MS BANK.
TESTIMONY ~ THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE
CASHIER FOR MAKING FALSE RETURNs

TESTIMONY ~ THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE
CASHIER FOR MAKING FALSE RETURNs
Philadelphia. March 3l.-William steele. former
cashier 0, the collapsed Chestnut Street National
Bank. CHARGED by Bank Examiner Uardt with
making false reports = tho banks condition 10 the
Controller OF the Currency. had hearing today
before United States Commissioner Edmunds.
George VI Coffin. Deputy Controller o, tho Gu
rency. Bank Examiner Ulrdt. George H. Earle. re-
celver Of The bank auI all OF the directors OF the
Institution gave testimony. According TO the owl
dcnce the late William VI S!nger.y pres dent q the
bank received large loans from tho bank. The
Controller aImori-hcd him to cease borrowing
Al that time he owed ts,9c)t and when the bank
failed his Indebtedness $50 90. while the coli
lateral security was estimated no 5000.
Bank Examiner flardt said eight reports made ny
Cashier steele IN 1906 aud I@. to the Controller
were All ralse with respect 20 Jic loans. ana ~
som. there was a suppression - facts r"gariinS
ovordraft- lie testified to each In detail 70
celv.r Earle told OF e. conversation De- htd VIII
MIR steele. in which the cashier SAW MI SHs'iy
would come 10 ia. bank and get th" money rom
tho cash drawer without Tie knowlcds" OF any OF
tho directors and would place collateral IN a Pr
va q drawer This latter placed IN me DOCKS
nc cash items Steele told the receiver that III
doing this he was merely ob,,iug ori' re- 40
Tho directors testimony showed tity. ulu llyl
know, the extent OF Mi SugcrIys lnd"hi mess. I'm
october 1895 the controller INFORMED. l!'W lit
ovcrd S,laOrD 4 meeting was held. ami MT Sis'l y
nro,n.s Sod TO reduce the amount. Instead u was IN
rrro,eed The hearing viii continue on wednesday
OF next week. Mr. steele renewing Ills Dan po''1 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
ripsVrSF BRTC-A-BRAC AT AUCTION.

Yesterday was the last day OF three Gays sa'e
~ japanese brc-a-brac. curios, teAties anu oo
oc,s OF art that had been in progress at the gal
iories ~ the American Art Association AZ Mao''
con s9uare South. The attendance was good yes
torlav. and upon many OF the articles soid tne
h,diior vas spirited. Several dealers OF this CITY
had representatives Mt the sale.
All tho articles sold had been selected by kieh'-
,,oro Suzuki. OF Toxic, Japan. and the cole'''oh
'o,,nr,sed both ancient and modern specimens
,r,.' cal. horan az $50 o'clock. with Thomas t.
t,,rh, as auctioneer Some OF the lots that were
,,,os, desired by the bidders were old japanese
vases OF which large variety was onefeo .o' sa
,,o~y carvings. however, were offered III great
ah,,rdarce and competition to secure theth was
,rsk Many OF the best known Japanese at ,vory
@ ro,resentcd by carvings in ivory; an 49,
s,Icon bv Mltsu-Nobu excited rspecia s D,lngs on
.a,d brought good price lhreo pI ,.n nsscited
III AID some exquisite clothwork aiso eN''''N
h.lN .b .dn,iration and sold for good prives; iii,
'i,,ht, ovenng nj the American AT, ralle.les 80
o sold Inv auction the modern paintlnss DbocSsr
pe SUI, nrivste collection Of Abraham psov IT,
np,rs Rousseau. Troyon. Jacque p"ap .s.,s are
up poidini and other well-hnown aFVs'S "''
ranrcsen ted in tho COLLECTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
v,pJyr UNDERWRITERS ORGANIZE.

Tbero WAC held last Thursday o tho Office OF mo
Atla,tic Mutual Insurance Company Il meeting OF
marine underwriters Of this city. Boston and Ph'-
adclpha. with the object Of enectins an improve
mont in the general condition OF tho business TWO
committees wcre appointed, and the m'eIihE az
tourncd for week The adJourne,n ,,,'ss
y'il ,.s,erdav at tho Atlantic MUTUAL y "'"N,7
About thirty underwr.rs wers r,g,@ ,onp aii
~ snr,h Amerlca who presided last week. WIS
again I'm tho chair. >,.,u,,,o, ro,or,od n plan
.hib "a. adoptcd. for a permanent orgah'H" ~
70 be known The institute OF Anner.S"ip sics
ii ,l Ia =, report which hIweycr. was not ncte'
mon Tho question Of increasing rates rnn p'1 ono
uIo'' ~ ~ t,d In allegiance Tor the pres"i' pNo
utf p','ro nrohlems 1t Ia SAID. now controhuns
,be marine underwriters Is tho dtnc.iy OF ro}es
W" Atlantic scrip rates win tho hct
c.lhs tI' -, nnanios Another meeting - TO be heiu
on THURSDAY April H. at when une tr 9Hv tGe
tion ~, 81 officers the NAMING OF committees ana
- ,ai.c,ion o. Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
WOMAN's HOME MISSION WORK.
TIL: SOCIETY CELEBRATES ITS ASNIvERsARr-
AZ INTEAEsTING REPonr FRoM AIAsKA


The nnniycrsary o, the Woman's Homo Ms
sl0narv Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
was held Yesterday afternoon Tho society aids
mission work in this country. especially In tho
West and South Mrs Mary L. Parke presided
PRAYER was offered by the Rev. S Parkes Cadman.
md Miss Gould sang go. Rest In tho Lord MIS-
] " Campbell tho corresponding secretary OF
the society. gave Il review Of the work accom-
plishcd during the last year total amount OF
8 $50 had she said been received. which was about
g 90 more than last year
Mrs s. +. Boilcr. who IS president: or the Home
Missionary Society Home In Alaska gave de-
scrlption % the country in which she lives. Sho
uscd 4 map TO Illustrate her address. During her
remarks concerning tn, recent inaux 70 the Klon-
dixie REGION Mrs. Be!ier said there was Just as
much gold In places adjacent TO Kiondlko as
There was I'm Kiondi'.s itself.
While Mr, Bcil,r SIN speaking. bishop
TI.,sf arrived AID as he had an engagement. ana
desired 10 leave the church. Mrs. Beicr made way
for him. -,,.-...t.. a.. troroo
Nj. i,nary Society Tor It's work IN Alaska by tell
a., a. no paragraphs bo had lately read I'm a
nnseuarc~ from there. which stated that certain
N,tholist chapel ia Alaska Was 100 smal 10 a.
"o,,r,odt "a the many peTfuns who de.ired 10 wor-
,Nin ihcrc lie reviewed the Efforts OK tho Mrth-
oIft. Church TO get tne Homo Missionary Society
INTO Alaska, and cOmplimented Mrs. Beier on her
VI" W, her closing remarks Mrs. Beer alluded 10 tho
,,nr,l condition OF certain parts OF Alnsk1. whcro
,,pere hos bcen a great Influx OF Creole women
and men both from Europe and from this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiskeV.

A sheet anchor holds ship from drifting
on the rocks. So does this medicinal
whiskey retard consumption Of tissue. and
thus prevents the body from drifting into a
condition of disease. Is not this worth
remembering at time when change Of
temperature may be traught with danger to
blood and nerves.
No wide-awake druggist or grocer thinks
Of being out Of Duffys pure malt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01


In view Of the "troubious times" az 1t was put
by the Rev Dr. J s. Chadwick. the New-hork
East Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. which Is meeting this week IN 'he ''''e'
Church. Reld-aye. and Monroe-si.. bro0klyH' YES
terday appointed committee on Ihe ol"'e VI
the Country" This Is the first time tha' 4 co'h-
nlittoe OF this character has been appointed by the
New-York East Conference since the wv" var
The Rev NJ F. Compton wanted resolution
adoptcd at once declaring that the independence
Of cuba was the only solution to the present ui'-
cuii.es. The resolution. however. was reie'ieu ~
the Committee the State Ok the country Inns
committee VIII probably not report before Mon"dy'
Bishop Naahcu appointed the following meil''''
on the committee: The Rev. Or. James :. Chad-
wick. chairman; the Rev. Or. J. " Buckley. Pro-
fessor william North Rice. the Rev. DR.. ). /. NC
Farland tho Rev Dr. John Riley Thompson, the
Roy. joseph Pullman. the Rev F. =. Tower. the
Rev David G. Dowuey and the Rev DR. W. H.
Lawrence.
The meeting in the afternoon vas the annver-
sary OF the womaa's Foreign Missionary Society
and the ono in tho evening was the anniversary
meeting OF the Missionary Society. The Rev W
W Clark presided AZ the latter mee'ihs a''d ne
PTIn @g9 address was made '' the Kew -. a.
Mr. T. ?. Denncr was the presiding Office, %. OK
the afternoon After a Scripture reading ny MIS-
Mary Knox Robinson. Nh pennier made the cor
ference report OF the YORK branch or me or
eiGu Missionary Society. She SAID ina. inc .lthsh
has promised 20 raise $500 TINS year. Among
those on the platform were Mrs. HARRIET T. shld-
more and Mr. J. NJ. Cornell seer ,tary ana r,,,n,s-
slonary society. and Mrs :. J. Baldwin prosid,n NJ
o. the New-York branch The treasurer, NJ rs.
william Anderson. gave 4 report 90 which mo
said that in the last year $9SN had been collect
from tho various districts. about Siov) more than
In the previous year.
IN" principal address IN the afternoon was made
by Mss Ruth Mario Sites, i missionary from
China
The morning session was entirely 'or business.
The Rev Or. z prrtiugtou and The Rev. y NJ
Adams were appointed 60 make "a friendly .isit 10
tic N,w-York Conference. now IN session ln Man
haitian. II Was decided 10 lnv'e the ioho"li Z
growth ~ 'he Conference. 70 ST. on the platform
or Monday night when tho sem-ccnf eurial "Ncr-
cises are to be held Ex-Judge George g Reynolds.
eX-Goyeruor +. c. Lounsherry. Henry ". knight.
John T. Scarlcs. T. ). Hill John Sessions. John
French John r. Mauaeu and j. !. Van Dyke. ~
Middleton Tho Presiding Elders OF the various
districts then gave their reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
JvrOPpORATED ~ NEW-JERSEY.

Trenton March 81 (SpecaD.-The ioio"'hs oo''
1anies were incorporated to-day:
,,,.. ,,,,,,,,c,, wiring Company OF Orange. y. J.:
coni,ol $1,000 Corporators. kurtz Eppley ana an,
William j. Johnson: Of West orange; neorSS "
and Nc Gustay A. Hornfeck. OF Verona. y. j.
Tho walker Sons Company. OF Camden. Inetni
,,drlfi,r. capital 5000 Corporators Kud9lph w,
Palmvr:. T. j.. and Howard *. Haines OF A'sion'
-. J.
The United States Mercantile Rep9 si0 C cn1-
PAN, ~ Isabella a. Howard and Leonard ,: row
p yd Of East O-ange; Lyman II Howafd. Oh Nc"-
York, and Irving L. Kelley OF Ne"H'A'
I'm - ,ur,no Company. of Camden y. j..
INC I ,, ,nines I'm Jasper County, MO: capital
20 Gorporstors Samuel H. silnson JOSEPH ~, -,
%eff and T. II. Godshalk. OF 'h'iAue'p''"' "''D '0'
I, Toiiue o, Camden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
prvORs OF A SHORTAGE ~ ICE DENIED.

Tho report OF A shortage IN Inc HuuSO' wv
,cs crop has caused some uneas'ness among COZ,
sumers. as It has been asserted ina, wv
-, co,,ponv IA in n position TO control tho
- ,r,,, Maine which il drawn upon In cases
., sbor,ave Of tho Hudson ice i has been ,, sas
Sested that smaller dealers w9ud Dc ,iisconiinus
vnnss on account ~ the competition OF me Wo.
DusI.s9, 10 rompany This would. or course
soda,ru ,,,ar company IN control OF the Ice sup
pv and prices might rise IN r. was said
once OF the ~, thcr. were no grounds FOR sucl
and that the shortage IN the Sr ensr wS con-
sutlcle"'sSs enc dealers might have 10 buy from
SUM-. sumo who had laid IN larger supply buJ indI
..,n,,. 81 ice and conditions EXIST WHO" 'N'
IS Pic.tS Tho nrice OF ice will be higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
A NEW MISSIONARY EPOCH.
.prp ADDRESSES oX THE DUTIES OF cHRIsTrANs
REGARDING THE REGENERATION OF SOCIETY.

.pru ADDRESSES ON THE DUTIES OF CHRISTIANS
REGARDING THE REGENERATION OF SOCIETY.
Tho onnlvcrsary Of the Methodist Missionary So
,o,, WAS celebrated last evening This society does
not confnc iis work 10 foreign countries aohe out
also assists I'm the missionary work IN TINS country
r,ho pe,, DR. J. J. Dean presided nj tho meeting.
which was fairly well attended. tho majority or
,,oeo present being ladies' Tho proceedings were
hun with prayer and a hymn. after which the
chairman In "A few words, spoke OF the objects OF
.bo society and introduced the first speaker. the
~. 4 NJ Griffin Mr.. Griffin. in tho course OF his
address said that the religion OF Jesus CHRIST
,raa not only spiritual but also practical. and
,ouchod every phase Of life. It taught its follow
o ~ keen their bodies holy; IT tempered home ITO
"a business life also. Every phase OF tho teaching
-, rosua touched their lives In some direction ii,
,horcrore they believed that the christian rehsioh
,ta moro than any other for their wcllare III this
vs. 1 the next they ought TO do all in their
o.or IN make II possible for every continent on
Tho face OF the globe To learn or me saviour ~
- ali pray thnt night that every nation IN th,,
world should be known az Chrsl,ai aiio,i ' ~
,hat ali The people OF the EARN shoulu h','g siis
,''.,i.dge of the Bible. and OF the love or Jesus
Christ. -, ..rho Rock Of Ages had been
Al'e, ,he CHAIRMAN introduced the second speaker
suns Wv Tr / ] Reed The latter said In the
cnurse OF his remarks that The present was an1 Tn
IN! ieoS. ~ regenerating society was modern
thousht After the first century OF u" va
era. ,hy 90, u dii"tory Christ had told His dis
os ~ nrcach Ills doctrine throughout the wofic
clp5 ,hc nrst century was missionary century pu,
~ w -, no missionary spirit had been ec.ipscd
conttlrles until the churches o, a,.-
dom were again exertnf hssionsr,es Of to-day
d themselves face to face with obstacles I'M. NJ
ad not before existed He then reter IRE 90
drink hIn missionary had not 20 contend Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
NEW-YORK COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

Charleston. W. Va. March Sl-The Black Da-
mond Copper Mining Company. OF New-York, was
granted charter here to-day by the Secretary Of
State. The capital subscribed was 500. with the
privilege OF increasing tho same 10 &2cpc0l Inc
shares are IS each and are held by James a Nc
Balm and y. O. Bagge. OF New-York city; {. j.
Faulkner. OF Martinsburg. w Va. ana John T.
Define and William p Kellogg. OF WASHINGTON
d. G. A charter WAS also granted to the columbia
Perfume Machine Company. V!,h its principal Of
flee in New York City. The capital subscribed was
500 with privilege of increasing same TO $4,000.
The shares are 500 each. and are held by James A.
Glass Charles +. Brown. ". Herbert Boynion, IL
Ircr G; Foster and A. Burger Sandberg, all OF Bos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
ccUOOL MINATION IN GEoH"iA'

From, Tho Atlanta Constitution
rural school examination tho tcacherG q, .1i,
49,, AZ 'socttless specmen-asked tho class III NJ
era Vnr,. tho greatest story in the Eng"sh 'Ah'
guage. $500. Corr,.h,n.r' shouted a tall tow
head 49, -, "a. ,oachcr Now the next
reatesorr,, scenes'r' shouted small boy al 'ne
foot Of the class; .,,.- "An' now I'm q
- ,cr a, YOU who wrote EN-
R Arp yelled me w .aG f fhe teacher AN
once LIN oil take a half-hollday. an SCRUB
the Yer bs That 50 thoss answers are
pu...a. saId an Indignant visitor.
WIZ" nNo' don't" said tho man.
ia was correct In that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
WIRE AND ROD Trust TO BEGIN WORK.
NOTICE GIVEN THAT employees MUST APPLY
FOR WORK IN THE NEW COMPANY

NOTICE GIVEN THAT employees MUST APPLY
FOR WORK IN THE NEW COMPANY.
Cleveland. Ohio. March 3l-The newly formed
wire and Rod Trust will Tomorrow take charge
of the big Cleveland plants OF the H. 2. Nall Com
panY tho American Wire Company and the Con-
sohdated Steel and Wire Company. The following
hotice was posted at the VI. u. Nail Works to-day:
ION April the H. j. Nail Company will cease
10 exist. the works having been sold 10 the Ameri-
can Steel and Wire Company. All our employees
are herewith discharged at the end OF March Any
BODY desiring employment with tho new company
must make application before April o.
one thousand hands are employed at the II. =.
Nail Works. While notice was posted in the
American or Consolidated mills. II is said that the
same conditions Will so into effect In those mills.
There are about twelve hundred men employed at
the American Wire Works and eight hundred at
the Consolidated mill.
The new Trust will control about Is per cent OF
the country's total output OF rods WIRE wire nails
and wire products.