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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following couples were granted mar riage licenses yesterday:
 Emile l.. Borzone and Rosa Cromwell, 26- 25. C. Yankowsky and Emily Strautman, 30-26. Frank A. Koch and Dora Schneider, N-19. James Dyson and Mary Brown, 49-35. John M. Root and Emma Clausen, 41-31. Joseph Malverich and Minna Lehman, 41-35. B. F.. Faure and Felise P. Trijou, 2--21. C. E. R. Merrill and Lillie Cartwright, 29-23 Paoo Arata and Rosa Podesta, 40-37
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-14

GRUB stake for California by practical miner can make a fortune for both. Address A, box 4, Call Office, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-14

FLOOR suitable for offices or otherwise
 Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-14

BEST-APPOINTED restaurant in San Jose {; fine location; must be sold. Address S., care of Call agency, San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-14
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the pub lished.
 BORN. BENNETT-April 1S, 1898. to the wife of Clay ton Bennett. COOPER-In this city, April Il, 1898, to the wife of J. c. Cooper. a son. HADDEN-In this city. April 12, 1898, to the wife of Charles Hadden, KANE-on Faralion Islands, April 8, 1898, to the wife of First Assistant Lighthouse Keeper c. J. Kane. a son. SCHAUMER-To the wife of Max Schaumer, a 
 sTEIGER-In this city. April 10. 1898. to the wife of A. Steiger son.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-14

DENTISTS.
 FULL set of teeth. 50: see new flexible plates light and thin; warranted ten years; teeth without plates, crown and bridge work work painless and warranted Chicago Dem tai Parlors, A Sixth st.; telephone Jessie Il32 NEW YORK dentists-Painess extraction, soc teeth per set, s to s10; gold filings sl up: silver, Soc up; artificial teeth repaired Si up; crown and bridge work Is the best hours, 9 a. m. to g D. m.; Sundays to l. 969 Mission. cor. Sixth; branch, 371 Hayes. DIR. ,LUDLUM HILL, 144s Market st.. nr. uth; no charge for extracting when plates ars from SS per set; extracting BOG; gas given. DIR. GEORGE W. LEEK. genuine Leek dent ist. csscoverer of painless extraction and patentee of improved bridge work teeth without plate. moved from to 20 O'Farrell. VAN vROOM EIectro-Dental Parlors; full set of teeth S up: filings. 25c up; all work painless and guaranteed to stand; open even ings. ss7 Market st., corner Sixth. OHIO Dental Parlors, S1e Market st., Acad- emy of Sciences building. fifth floor: painless dentistry.
 L. A. TEAGUE. A. CANE and F. TEAGUE. removed to Call bldg, eth floor. rms. 6o3-S07. ALL work reasonable and warranted. DIR. J. w. KEY, 1920 Market st.
 SET of teeth without plate. DIR. Fl. 0. YOUNG 1S1 Polk B-
The sun., 1898-03-10

Of Slmmitt HlI 10 rounds at catch.
weights at New Orleans the latter la,t
Of this month.
joe Farburn has challenged George
Dixon or Solly Smith He is rather
foolish.
kid Mccoy claims the champion
shi ip Of the world
Peter Maler meets Steve U'Donnelj
for the fonrth time on March lG. They
clash at the Arena. ~
Jack Bonner and kid Mcttny are to
meet at New Orleans during the latter
part Of this month. Is this Mc( ny's fir4t
lns:alinent OF six months?
lsidoe Strauss forgot he was booked
tor ten.ronDd licking by Jack Bennett
at Mckcespo,t, Pa, last night and did
not show up.
will Curley, Of England, is willing to
hight Sammy Kelly at III pounds for
300 side.
Jack Everhardt, of New Orleans, will
box Md Mc;lenn, uf Philadelphia six
round in Chicago, March II. Tie event
will be one OF the features of The latter.
sail boxing carnival.
DOC fans Is going to England, and if
nc finds Spike Sullivan there he will
challenge him to fight.
When Mccoy defeats man OF the
caflber OF MaFHr or Ciloynski, Fitz will
make a match with the victor,
George IAvisne is talking of going to
England again.
Great interest is taken in the light.
weight battle between George Layiqne
and Jack DAILY, schedule to take place al
Cleveland on March II. This bout will
be the most noteworthy in Ohio in some
years, and there is . strong probability
that an attempt will be made to stop the
match.-N. Y. sun"
The sun., 1898-03-10
AQUATICS.

t"rthr first time the 1901 Cornell
freshmen crew candidates took thcil
practice on tine water yesterday. Fifty
ol the EN|l boys reported at the boat
House, ana III turn Courtney made M
SlN dlltrlrn,'' combinations and taught
them how to handle &hr "urS.
l'roir>~ionuj rowing show, little sign
oi llIr ~ Au~trlin lin >,anhay j.
~tlIl at 1IIr top "i tLttrc,, but docs no
rp" my aS lIr rann"t Iiud any one to-
r"% against. Great things were prom.
isvd from Arnold Beach and l.. j. Llu-
bert, but they have mot come MP ,o pN-
rcctalI"n~. VI present the chances Of
AN An>l IAN winning back the cham
pl'lSIIp "l the world are mot right.
The retired champion uar~mau. VIII
liam Beach, won the stump ouriggcr
rae" recently At an Australian regatta
his SON Arnold finishing ~crunI
The sun., 1898-03-10
IO.A Al DOTS.

E.}~1"u sin New York ON a br>in,.,
trip
Tir u"w ~rrjo@ti;H, .n.i~, rairAv oi
mNoi >JIaNs,
NWi"4. I',by j. r..o.rin. from an
attack ''I 2pjp.
General josh +, p,mp". was in
t"A"n CA THrs'ay,
William Dean oi Newark, wa. in this
rNN yesterday,
N,s. M,''iruo ra@. o l}iG1rIplm,
Is 4. NlturHgt"w Y ~iDm.
q. NjI>, OF npar'ruhdo, ohio, j. ,f.ir-
ing friends IN ltj> city,
City Solicitor H. G. rouraI wa> in
FhIiadcNpItl" on Monday,
Miss Bertha McCLary. Of rica>au, Ilill.
lr'.. was IN This city Yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur jackson, OF near Newark.
Is the guest "t friends in this citv.
William g. Elliot, liza. received an in
crease from 50 to $40 in his pension,
Miss Lanlbsun has rc'urnrd to Dover
after visiting friends in hi, city.
Mayor Money. Of Delaware city. was
visitor in this city yesterday.
Thomas C|oward uf Washington. y.
e.. was in this city Yesterday.
The sun., 1898-03-10
ABol'T OUR PET.
JACK Daay, W.T." Will Fight Hid
1.aviRnr, in Cleveland, on M,arx,h
u, faS~ s'n'et hing Of Inter-
est 70 Suy.
:>,-.ETuM. E,aarsH s,F THE Sun -

u est 70 Say.
>'-.EruM' Eaarsn ssF THE Sun -
CLEVELAND, March $, 1888. - T.
answer to ymw letter will Civ
You All Ha*a If training for my cvnlin
tight with Kid IAvigne, for the light
weight n4,io,sship OF th. world. AM
which hope u win.
at'ir at seven o'clock i'm the ,norn
ing; mt aro.!nd and read 4 few paper
and NY ,,eail
After this I lva- breakfast. whicl
consists ,d u.~e soft boiled eggs. on,
slice ef t'uss and cup OF tea
re% then until half past nine. wIer
put on two suits OF undeiclothes. tw,
heavy w's'ien sweaters, two heavy pair
of socks, my street clothes, pair Of shoes
and a tap and cane, when am ready
for my lnorulillg run.
start olt at a brisk lu, walking six
miles out. in returning run for tive
mi|e*, walk ONE mile, run little then,
walk the tnalaanr Of the distance home.
] next have Il turkish bath rubber
ready for me at Doan's Turkish Baths.
When i come in Tony Stannard, Of
Wilmington, my chief trainer, has every
thing ready for me. | next take a
shower BATH followed by Il plunge in a
tank one hundred feet long and thirty
fert wide. After II short swim | am
rubbed down with mixture com.
pounded BY my tanagcr, Samuel F'itz-
patrick.
Elr this tim" am ready for my dim
siAfs
foot Jelly. Il bottle of bass ale and toast
and celery.
] then take allotlrr rest sitting around
talking with my trainers or friends who
may h around.
AT three o'clock start to do my after
moons : work. start in at punching the
bag for twenty rounds; then | Jump
rope three thousand times; use thu, wall
machine. wen Stannards work con-
ilenccS.
We box ten rounds and then he takes
Il rest whiIcl use the dumb bells and
Indian clubs.
Then we wrcstlr for fifteen minutes,
and his is followed by Il shower bath, /
another swim in the tank and a good
dry rub. then ! get Il witch hazel rub
lasting thlrr.pu;l,trrs of Il hour
dress hen. golu the hotel ready for
supper. which consists oi nic'' Il ak,
cast. tea and fruit. Stannard. and
axe Il walk after supper until about
Ighl ",rtMk, t4%1 We g" lua theatre
lnd see n show.
We come back at hati pas ,rn. " hen
dlInN' n emp oi inci' tea and jump in
Irl and dream about being the nest,
lightweight champion Of tie WorId. ="
Enclosed yo" will find nay record up
. date. to which hope to add jo by
IcIruIn% Kid lNyigur ON the Eth Of
,Iarrh.
II gel defeated can only say dome
ny best rs there clnnM br two
hampinns
Ihl< IS 4 correct account Of my train
~. ] have my Manager, sam fTlzpul. i
lck. T"nry StannurA and big Dan
'Lck working with me in training at.
'oanS Turkish baths Will now close.
i've my best regards 10 all my friends
nome. remain as ever i
Yours sincerely y
JACK DAILY t
The sun., 1898-03-10
MISCELLANY,

1 lolsouf, the Terrible Turk and
Ernest Roeber, the American champion
J We're matched yesterday to meet in New
: York on March 20 for the wrestling
championship of the world, Graeco.
! Roman style. William A. Brady repre-.
sented the foreigner. Martin Julian
, looked after Roeber's interest. The con.
dltlons are best two out OF three falls,
: f1ttecn minutes to be allowed after eacl,
J bout: and the match to he contested to Il
} finish. No holds are barred, and no
resting time or sponging of either man
is to be allowed until the referee
! announces a fall. Each man has deposi-
ted $500. They will wrestle for purse
Of 81 600.
The Hahnemann College relay team
VIII compete at Pennsy's relay carnival.
a. r. Douner the Scotch runner SAYS
that he will come to this country if he
finds anyone willing to accept his chal-
lrnge to run any man IN the world from
1mto 44o yards for $500 a side.
The University of PENNSYLVANIA
cricket team will elect Il manager on
March II.
A cricket pitch will M laid out ON
Franklin Field for rcnnsylv.nia's
crickctcrs.
II Patrick II. Welsh. who died recently
at Lowell, was the worlds chamnion
/ lnd'an club swlnger for many years. He
never experienced defeat in his contests.
Norman NJ. Bingham graduate mana
ger of Harvard athletics, has issued the
io''""lng statement OF the expenses of
the various athletic teams for the wear
ending August 81. 1897, The total re-
celpts were S55, ,O53.10, the expenditures
S2,1I'.4', leaving balance cf 81, 297.7l.
Champion J. Nilsson, who recently
appeared at tl'c Ice Palace, says: "NSit-
ing athletes are received with more
courtesy IN the Quaker City than any
where else. ! speak alvisedIy, because
nave t'Hvr 'cd all over the world, and
nowhere dll J receive the attention from
r'"bncn as IN the City Of Hrutherly
Ihr recent death Of A. J. Travers
y IAN, amateur golf champion of Great
britain. Is I"sS t.,"; will be deeply felt
N g"ltlng circles throughout England
ana scot Iahd. Not quit. 1wcntv.three
years u1 age. Alan had. in Remark
AMY snort tlllie, won unnStia prcSt igr
and tame III the golting world.
IN Inc first game for tho. worlds cLom-
at poo. between jerome Krogh
ana IT, Clearwater. which is being de-
''drd IN Boston. krogh led by POO points
10 ''~; At the end Of the second nights
pay the SEQ" was, k"ogh. 4O5: Clear
water, :'4H.
Il" University of Iernsvrania SWIM
IIng team, whhh is t" participate in
ne events at Boston. is getting into con.
lltl"n' under Professor kl>tlpr. The
l'"W lasts "" weeks, and The principal
vents come off on March y. -. 223 and
The sun., 1898-03-10
DIAMOND DUST.

The North End baseball team, which
is composed of some Of the best p.ayer
Of this city is ready for work ant
would like to hear from al! first clas
teams in this section. The boys are now
having their diamond fixed up and ex
peet to start to practice as soon as tht
weather permits. This club has bat
players on it, and the team that buck,
up againt them will find out that the,
are playing ball and not marbles
Horace Mcdaniel, of Warren fame. il
trying to arrange game for them with
the strong Cape Charles team, of Nir.
ginia.
Sockalexis the Indian feeder OF the
Cleveland Club, who was reported miss
ing or lost, has been located. lie did
show up at the club headquarters in
i time TO start S'uth with the team, and
the team pulled out without him. 1t is
said he became soaked in fire water, al
though he promised the club he would
abstain from it, He will Join the team
when he gets over his spree.
Chicago has secured Walter Woods the
young twiler who was with the Spring.
field team last year, while Burns was
manager Of the Club. lie struck Burns
favorably and he recommended him to
the Chicago Club. In addition TO be-.
ing a good pitcher, he is saidto e able
to fill any position satisfactorily, and is
Also regarded as sure hitter. He is Il
model young man morally speaking, and
never curses. smokes or cilews.
Tom Burns says he has not definitely
decided who will cover the initial bag
for the colts this season. 1t lies betwec
Decker and Everett and a. Burns does
not know the men he will have to try
both out before making his choice.
According to present plans the Wash
jngton club will put team in the field
as follows: McHaIe, centre field SeIhacl,
left field; Doyle, first base; Farrell catch
er; Reitz, second base; Gcttman right
field: Wrigley short stop; Teahy, third
base and Mercer, pitcher. This makes a
strong batting team, all Of the players
batting over the 300 mark.
'Dan' Brouthers Is getting close to
Anson's record as a lifelong ball PLAYER.
This will be his twentieth wear as a bro.
"''s'hti D"'l payer. tDSOll. however,
celebrated his last year with Il National
League team, while Rrouthers, who was
a noted member Of the famous Detroit
is now in minor league.
Imagine old Matt Kilrov plunsing
around in the shoes of Mike Kelly, Billv
Sunday, Hugh Duffy and Jimmy Rvan
in Chicago's right field.
"TIlrrr is one grea, ball player in the
eagnc, says Joyce, "who for some
inc has not been showing his greatness.
refer to I'ahen, Of the CIicagos. |, is
quite evident that he has not had his
lcart in his work. Just rub him the
light way and his work will sparkle as it
'ncc did. Dahlcn is now spoken of for
aptan OF the ChicayoS President Hart
kinks ne captainry would awaken him
rom his Icthargy.
According to general complaint. there ;
: lack OF good pitchers in all the West ;
rl college teams, excepting, possibly,
he University Of Wisconsin. For tha,
lattcr, the same difficulty is Worrying j.;
ne Eastern institutions Of learning. {
The New York team will travel 1000 I;
lilies this season against 100 last sea.
III. '
The l'itsburg team will travel 1000
lilies this season. !,
The sun., 1898-03-10
TURF TALK.

The racing Yesterday at Barksd VI
was of The very ordinary order with the
exception of the third race on the card
horses
Tls bsr,kS had the hest of the ,lav'
argument, AZ only two favorites WON
Jockeys Nelson aNd Flynn we've tl,,
lucky boys to receive the $50 prize do
mated by the beclks.
Following are the summaries, rntrie.
and selections tor to-day:
Sssaasmsa.y
fir<t kAce--Four aud halt fNrloMge
silva, los ACunningham}, Il, ? and 1,
first; Too Much johnson, l0S lNeel)
10, scoAM; Harry. AVsrwx. l89 lAs.
buTaAa.tti, j. aind &@s, third. Time, ~
Con !ncy- Eennidas, R'.i'ss say, Marie
Lowell, Laurchon, also ran.
second Raee-Eour and a half fur.
longs. Jack Lowell, l:s3 Lynrh9 J, 40 and
2-5, first, Black Bess, l2l lFeeiley), Is,
IS and ., second; Nen'anna, 10 Camp,
Is, > and ]. third. Time, .:z's- Impress,
Legion, Walter d., Can't Tell. Fred
Munich, falibre, also ran.
Third Race-About five furlongs.
Will i'oiAso, l12 (NostialM), >, > and
49, first; Maud Adams, no dNu.y, 1.W
and ~, second; l'eep O'iAy, Ito (J.
Dorsey, do, and ,, third. Time
l.0ls. nak, Apprentice, Sallnie, Lizzie
NJ, Blue RibMu, Ethel ParrrlI also
ran.
Fourth Racc-About f.e furlongs.
Despair, !. Flynn, 10, and >, first;
Trait'r, lis Lyneh', 6, ? and G-5,
second; War Song, ~ Ferney), 20, 5
and 4, third. Time l.o0!. Founding,
Wick, May pinkett ON, Hid
tk.nitc, GolI,leion ALSO Gan.
Fifth R:cc->ix iurongs. Frank
Ilough, ll2 (Ne|son,, 10. and ,. first:
Nellie s.. llO El|is) !, G-3 AND ~. ae-
ond: Medica, 10 (ASburn). 4-1 and
20, third Tine, l.loi. Bessie Brown
Ing, Tribute, Miss Ordway, Cashier II.
>aIvor also ran.
Sixth Ran-Fonr and half fMlongs.
BESSIE AbbAt, lO7 Asburll, !, - and -,
irst; Colonel IT,, Rigby), $, 3 and So,
.cc"nd; Ed Murphy, 100 \. Dorsey,
o, and ,, third Time, ~. Barbelta,
Mario, .Jcneola, Gold Spec, Bcnefactor,
'ir Mot kr. Beloved, also ran.
Enixfns for Tnslnv
The sun., 1898-03-10
CYCLiNG,

\ Chicago man named A. VI. .Ianoisky
has patented Il spring vehicle wheel tire,
which ne thinks, with IL little modihca
ton, would ma kc Il useful device for a
bicycle. \ series of strong steel springs
are incascd in the boxlikc department
between the outer and inner rims. which,
with cus hion or pneumatic tire attached
give wheel plenty of spring. In the
inventors opinion the springs could be
made finer steel and applied to bicy Gle.
1t would add weight to the machine, but
The sun., 1898-03-10
SELF DEFENCE.

Mccoy knocked ont James Black II
in two rounds at indianapolis last night.
Word comes from Chicago that, kid
Mccoy has accepted l'arson Davies
proposition, and will fight Jack Bonner,
The sun., 1898-03-10

remove all possibility of puncturs, no
inflated tires being needed.
A Psnnsylvanian named Mooney has A
ne" method Of making pneumatic tires
sr!i-heatng when pInctured The
scheme is single, and he inventor claims
II is effective. 1t is as follows: Put a
small quantity OF sand inside the tire
where it will he free to move about; also
put liquid, water preferred, inside the
tire, when a puncture occurs. The
method OF closing will be to turn the tire
SO that the punctnre is at the bottom,
bringing the ssnd and water into direct
contract with the hole When the tire
is blown up there will be current of air
passing through the p,,ncture. which
VIII cause the sand to pass into the hole:
small particles will pass through the,
nofe' but when ore Of the right size is,
fohM he hole will be filled and the es-
carr of air will cease.
The idea which has been prevalent FIR
the past few months among cyclists and
the trade in general that there would bt.
no stability TO the lint prices of BICYCLES
during 1898 is, to a large extent dissi.
patcd by the announcement of the Pone
Manufacturing Company that they would
MAINTAIN the list price n published in
tier catalogue on Columbia. Hartford
and vedette bicycles during the season
Of 1858: which ends Octoherl.
There IL so1ne tax ~ march racesibe-
tween Tom Linton and Major Taylor
and between Liston and Michael. The.
matter has gone little beyond talk,
however, and is not worth extended
notice.
OHIO has an aasaateur who may be sent
alter Earl Heabody's record H liz firsts
in seasons cycle racing. His name H.
Frank Drel,er, and he Is one of the best
known amateurs in his state. He is now
in training for the cs,aing season. Las
season, Iris first on the track, he won
twenty'one firsts, ten seconds and three
thirds. lie made q worlds record at
Ft'storia in a thnequarter-mile handi-
cap event nom sc,aGh in l.31.
Linton, one Of the stars of middle
distance racing, will make his first
American appearance at Madison Square
Garhn on March rs, when he will ride
an exhibition. He will be paced by
several teams.
Tom Eek, the veteran trainer, states
thatthe does not believe that TaYlone.
the French middle distance rider, will
fully recover from the injuries he SUE
tanned in Philadelphia in the iaatch race
with starbuck, Tor at least fpnr or five
%'-~/
The sun., 1898-03-10
.r.-Thrrr-r,llarirrs Of II mil,
Selections

Selection
First Race Linsced, Ida Woodland.
COzet,r.
Second Hacc--.Dunk, ';racie, Recover
Third Racc--IIarry Bennett, Tommy
o., Heck, Jr.
Fourth Race Nellie s., Sia, Jonah
White.
Fifth Race Nantucket, Meadows,
The sun., 1898-03-10
FOUR AND {Wt PUZZLE
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For Baby's Sake

Nsarll%e vnu don't nheaN to have Il bow
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la or his knees splayed olM-or Verse still,
Knocked: noH do you:
Why not star right It's all in the shoe
you buy the baby If the shoes are all
right all iS.well. You will feel better fot
yoU know that they are RIGHT. See to il
that you yet them just right.
Several hrms carry right shoes f"n ba.
bies. We have no other kind of shoes to
sell None for Men: none for women;
none for children, but just the right shoes
for babies.
Let papa, grandmother, nurse or the
lady next door hold Precious under the
arms Rest the pink toes and pointed
heels firmly on big-en"ugh piece of stiff
paper, draw pencil mark around them
Just as they are. Don't leave that little
bit of room but outline the feet exactly as
yJu tiud them, mind you, each Of them,
for they ARE uot alike; send us the piece of
paper. tell rs whether baby is Il bay or
girl aud we, will make pair of shoes that
you know are Just right Send a dollar
bill Will. the order. IF the shoes are inst
iSHl Ne' u LHelH uIa We Will hSep t'lc
dollar. If they are not inst right send
them back with a new drawing aud get
another pair. or if YOU ask it You
dollar
Write to Us if you want to know any
thing ubont babies. Information costs
nothing. We are women
TIE BABY SUPPLY co.
The sun., 1898-03-10
A Distr rict Map
Of Delaware.

The STATE SENTINEL Of Dover is hav-
ing prepared and will soon be ready to
deliver a New Map Of Delaware, giving
tle boundaries of the Representative and
Senatorial Districts as provided by the
New Constitution. S1.IO will secure
this valuable Map and tie STATE SENTINEL.
TOR one year. TIE number is limited;
subscribe At once. New subscribers will
receive the paper tire balance M this year
tcec. Address, with rpn,ittaalr,
TmE EEA1R SENTINEL, hover, tAel.
The sun., 1898-03-10

J"h"ny Ryan is willing to match
Harry Warren against the winner same
condition. fir has posted hundred
dollars forfeit.
The sun., 1898-03-10

Sixth kaee-.-Fiirld, The General, Mir.
age.
Paddock Points.
llerle Clark had good day a. he won
Il good bt Oh Bessie Abhht, according
to hs friend Enz.
There is to bA a match race al Iron
Hill this morning Mt ween George Hills,
Hmnorist and Mars, Cassidy's Jack. The
race will be quarter of mile and for
500 side. Condrier is to ride Humor.
ist while Mcintyre will have the mount
on Jack, who is to have tI.. insi,lt' posi-
ton.
Following are the opinions OF prominent
The sun., 1898-03-10

ACRiNG 1895, ! distributed over
| 25O,ON pieces Of advertising mat
- ter and up to date | have not
heard Of a single campaint. Results
assured If your printing is worth the
serving. HENRY J. CLARK, Box 81,
Wilkes-Barr, Pa.
The sun., 1898-03-10
Situation or help advertise.
ments in THE sun will he run
for Is cents until either have
been secured and ordered out.
HELP WAITm-MALBs

HELP WAJTED-xAI&S.
NAyANTEH-A man Of ability to reIsesent .
w firm Of high standing; must have small
capital ftr gsndS carried. ". H. Kelley, man.
agtr, Gibson House.
VIyANTED-SituatiOn for c0achman or hs,Nse.
w work in private family Address WI Tat.
nall street
NIyANTED--!O toys to sell the sunday edi.
w ton Of TNE SUN BiggeSt sAle on record
last Sunday. More E1Ndt. Apply iG' East sixth
street,
XKYANTEIA-A Hsas, In every town IN Dela-
w ware. Legitimate, aynk business with
Responsible crn.crrn. Apply At once, BOX s.,
PAiia63elrllta, ~.
WANTEI>-John jackson formerly u butcher
In Gv<at kIanJfOn Row, Birmingham, England,
who RsAsay years ago went tn America under the
name III James johnson. and traded for some
M,as o cattle dealer in Kansas city, Jackson
III ahve}, II now entitled to property In England.
infOrmatioA 70 WILLIAM JACKSON (tEother),
ShakesMar villa, sTArkhill, Birmingham, or
THURHFlELn L -AEssIfER, soltcitos, wednes.
bury, England.
The sun., 1898-03-10
HELP VANTED-FEIALES.

VIyANTED-A half-grown white girl for house
w work. Ssst< wsxes Address p. o. Boz
l52, city.
VXyANTED-Married lady canv1Ssers to sell
w Sa1sete hflels f,r women. 6l3 King street,
-. m. or p. n.
Vt1ANTE D.-iENEKAL AGENTS FOR A
w new hxwel1ald article just ont; sells u
every ho,lse. call 1t Lafayette Hotel, 5QB Mar
ket street. JOHN H. W1I4EHEK.
XXyANTED-Mosnen ~ sell BrassiAe. Literal
w contr1ct A sale ct every door Brassine
Manufacturing Company, River snd Onion
streets, Wilkesbsrne n.