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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
HIS LEGS CUT OFF.
Young Thomas nolan Meets With a
Fatal Accident.

A most unfortunate accident took place
Sunday afternoon near the Old Pump
House. which resulted IN the death Of a
youth named Thomas Do'an, the fifteen
year-old son of Mr john Dolan who
lives on Oregon Hil.
Young DO.an was run over by o.
freight train on the James River Division
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company Sunday afternoon about
O'Clock and died from the cnects of his
injuries yesterday morning about ,
o'clock
Dolan was playing with o number OF his
associates on the railroad near the oh
pumphouse. To is thought De triei 90
jump ON moving freight train. in doing
So he lost bis balance in some way and
fen under the wheels His 'eft foot was
mashed of just above the ankle. and his
right leg was cut or az the hip The
boy was carried 20 tire Retreat for the
Sick where everything POSSIBLE was done
for him. lie could not sand the shock,
and died al the hour named.
Tho remains were taken 90 McDon-
ough's undertaking establishment where
they were prepared for BURIAL ami were
removed % the home OF the unfortunate
bov'7 parents later in The dav.
The funeral WIFI be held from Sacred
Heart church this morning 40 10 o'clock.
Young Do.an was a bright youth and
was he'd m high esteem by those who
knew him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
GENERAL LEES CANDIDACY.
What 81 ~ Before on This Subject
still Holds Good"

General Fitzhugh Lee returned 10 Rich
mond from Washington Sunday and
Vail probably remain "a tnis clty several
days before starring Tor Savannah to re-
join his command. lie spent portion Of
mis- morning al the Yves lmoreland Club,
where he took his breakfast lie ,hen
went 20 81. Luke's Home. where MIS-. Lee
is rapidly cOnva.esclng from am attack OF
fever ana stayed several hours there.
General Lee tell into the hands OF news
paper men while In Washington as the
following. published by the Baltimore
sun. under date of October som. irom
IT'S Washington correspondent shows;
General FItzhugh Lee sull intends 10 oe
a candidate TO succeed Senator Martin.
General Lee came 10 Washington last
night to arrange personal matters prepar-
qtorv 10 his departure for Havana and
left FOR Richmond this afternoon. Ills
attention was called 20 statement that
some of his friends thought 1t inadvsaoie
FOR him 10 remain a candidate Tor the
senate on account of the feeling that
No WAS sound-money man and that 40
one but a free-siiver man could be elected
10 the Senate. General Lee said. Il can
not help that. what ] said before on this
subject stil holds good He had pre-
yiously stated TO representative OF The
sun that he intended 10 be a candidate
ana thought he could manage bis cam
oalen from Havana, should he be there
next year.
General Lee expects to return 10 Sa-
,.ennah IN A few days. where he will re-
r,sin untu he takes his corps 10 cuba.
a.. nrsfers 10 embark al Savannah rather
mar Jacksonville. as there IS deeper
r,.fer at savannah ana The transports
can he more easily loaded. As there is
an abundance OF time. General Lee eX-
meets his corps TO De fully equipped with
eyervfninc before sailing. The date has
nm, been fixed. but he expects 20 sail some
fne next month. This would pace The
c.,rns in cuba IN ample time O. take for-
,ooi poseesslon by January T. the date
wnen spain must withdraw from me ISL
ana.
General Lee does not believe that there
should be such an Office as military gov
srror of cuba The army. ne said, win
smniy preserve the peace until tire Gu
sans organize and establish stable gov
.rnmeni aftording adequate protection 10
ne and property. on the subject OF The
Philippines General Lee ala not wish 10
talk saving that as he had never been
there ne could not have an opinion as TO
the desirabiilty Of retaining the Islands,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
aAHirch Girln rn-Nicht.

"A Hired Girl" musical comedy hy
Charles r. Ilaney wil pee the attraction
at the Academy of Music tonight. As
the title indicates IL is satire on the
servant OF to-day and the story deals
with trials OF professor az music az
Vassar College vino contracted an IN
fortunate marriage in his YOUNGER days
and placed himself in the hands Of 81
scheminc f0rtune-hunter. Although
there is BeU-de1ned plot. numerons op-
rortuniucs are offered for funny situa-
tons and specialfies by Thomas J. Ryan.
Happy Fannie Fields Eiwina Annie and
Charles Checkers Campbell and Beard,
and other artists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

The ladies OF Chestnut Hill and High
land Park gave very unique and beau-
tilui entertainment at the North side
Han Thursday evening. October 27th.
for the benefit Of Epiphany Episcopal
church.
LOlhfr Goose Opere;ta was rendered
by about thirty-eight little children. The
music was bright and catchy. and the
liuie tots sang and acted their parts In
a beautiful manner.
The most attractive and cutest char
acters were the little olackbirds The
costumes were yeauiifu. and appropriate.
There VAS a very appreciatiye audience.
TIE ladies have been requested 10 have
the opeTetia repeated shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
BY HER OWN HANDS.
So said the Coroner's jury in Refer
ence 20 NnsA Lee smlth.

SO said the CorOner's jury in Refer
ence 10 Rosa Lee smith.
The case against John Lee Ayres. The
colored man. Who was with the cC,orel
woman, Rosa Lee Smith, when she met
her death from an eNp.O1ed amp came
Up IN the Police Court yesterday, but
went over one cay Tor more WITNESSES.
Al The time of The fatal Occurrence nc
one seemed 10 know tae man.
About u cIock sunday man with his
right arm and his head bound UP went
MO the Second Police Station and op-
preached Omcer Bailey
81 wants ter glib merself up" he said
What ior?' ASKED Mr.. Bailey.
"l got n some trouble last night"
And then 10 turned out that the man
was John Lee Ayrcs, the unknown com
panion OF Rosa Lee.
lie stated tnat Doe went with the woman
al her request. and that when they en-
tered the room she locked the door. and
at once put her hand ~ his pocket and
distracted a DOLLAR.
She refused 20 return 20 when he so
requested her. and reached for the lamp
with which she struck him on the side
of his head
he attempted TO take the lamp from
her. but was unsuccessful and She hurled
20 full a. him. Tie wardcd of the blow.
but the lamp burst ana the burning oil
scattered an over the woman and him
30 and he made for the open air and
safety.
in. man story was straightforward.
lie was locked up and at,the Coroner's
inquest Sunday afternoon his story, a.
given 10 Officer Bailey. was repeated. and
The Jury found that the woman had come
t0 her death by her own hands
When the case was called In the Police
Court a colored woman. named Maggie
Brown. stated that she occupied room
adjoining that of Rosa Lees and that on
Saturday night. al the time Of the Incl
lent. she heard a woman voice say:
Go out or here
II amt or coler tell you Glib me mer
dollar" was the reply.
And then there was a scufle.
Then she heard the man going out, and
heard him say.
You get mer dollar but fixed YOU"
And then The fire and the eNcitment
anne and she ran ont iust-Bs the man
disappeared un the alley.
Mr. George F. Wise represented Ayres
and the case went over one day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

81 IL feet on east side sixth street. "a l-3
feet north OF Bragg, s. c5l
Joseph NJ. r. Eitel and wlf; 10 segar
Walters. Barbara EItel and W. J. Eitol.
g. feet on north side state street. 80.
L. A. and Kate c. Foxs trustees 10
the Hollywood Cemetery Company. 20
feet on Ashland street, southwest corner
Randolph. $3.50
John NJ Hudeins 10 S. Ellen. wife Of
II. H. Hudgins. 20 % feet on Cary street.
northeast corner Fourth, $50.
Mary a. Taylor 10 George Rudolph
Node. 50 feet on Twenty-seventh street,
northwest corner Marshall Sl.f50
Henrico: William II. Pollard TO J. r.
Pollard 80 feet on west side Twenty
nth street. 10 feet north OF Il. and 90
feet on Nicholson street. extended. In
consideration of assumption OF certain
debts. ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
Fondor Grapes.

Green Montgomery. n coiored man. Is IN
,l,rance Vile al the Second station be-
q,,,se il is alleged chat he beat Cora KIDD
ars, c,iored H. win be in the Ponce
Court this morning ,..s,,
as az cranes iu his possession. ana as ms
.,orsonol appearance was asaius him a
policeman took him up and ne WI p"' .
10 tell al about himself ana .'1 s'~'e' ."
the Police Court this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

a negro named oscar Betantoush was
on trial before SQures z. c. Friend and
j. n Lewis al Ilenrico County Court
house yesterday charged with attempting
10 shoot one Ed Jackson on october 9th
The evidence shovel that Jackson ha 4
demonstrated with Betanboush Cor some
act when the latter drew pistol and
shot a him.
Squire Friend thought the grand jury
should tackle The case so he sent II on.
should decide the case so he sent II on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

The city ambulance. with Dr. Gwathnev
I'm charge. was called 10 the Belle Is'e
Nail Works at 1880 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon 20 attend Char es Gray. wco had
painfully la-erated "a finger on BIS hand
lie Was treated and left
At 215 o'clock another call came from
the Jefferson stables. 4 Young man
named VIM Knox was exercising horse
when The animal slipped and fell on the
mans foot badly mastirg IL. lie WAS
also treated and ief,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
Condition orthe Sick

There was no material change In tho
condition OF Captain James r. Fitz last
night. except that he was slightly weak
er. and suffering considerably.
Major JED. HOtchkiss continues 20 Inn
prove al ST. Lukes Home.
Judge J. g. Lamb. who u suffering
from an attack Of typhoid fever, was
resting comfortably iast nigat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

Work T. 20 be commerce. forthwith -
som, Of Inc bulam Il Union university.
At halG past O'Clock mis- afternoon i"
number of friends Of the work ~..l as
semb.e on the grounds near the Hort
sn0rn Memorial Co'iers ard the ground
VIII BE- broken and the WORK formally
c,n-,oer.sd Friends age iatliea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

The pro'rac;cd meeting az Highland
Springs closed yesterday
Mrs Wright IS on The road TO recovery.
Mi c. Rudd and Rev r. r. Collier
LETT yesterday for the sunday School
Convention az LaneXa. Mr. Collier goes
from There TO hold meeting AT Clayton
Clal Mines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

The remains OF Major Lewis Gmter
were taken from their temporary resting
place IN the Shafer vault Saturday morn
ing and placed in the mausoleum prepared
for their reception
The transfer was made ~ ESQ % clceN.
AUS -. oail pL---us present wtl- 4l-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

and Miss young. Miss Grace Arents. Mr.
ceorae Arents. and Alr Thomas +. Jel-
fries. Nr. Carrick, representative OF
Messrs C.. f.. Tayntor & Coz desi-nefs
ana builders. was there 20 place the Top
ON the sarcophasus and seal H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

The Rev. h. G. Cronk VINO Is Ia charge
CT The Lutheran Crphanage az Salem,
preached two interesting sermons NJ the
First English Evangelical Lutheran
-rr~cr IN sunfay He gave an account
81 OBS won't aud 10 -sei- "n" ths Fi.','.'i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

The Board OF County Supervisors Tor
Henrico ccrnty will hold MS regular busi-
ness meeting at the County Courthouse
to-day and the pavment 81 accrued
ril's will be among the matters traps-
acted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

Richmond: Kate T. and Calderon Car
Isle 10 j. clifford Miller and Henry $.
winston. q IL feet on east side Sixth
street, l6S l.3 feet east Of Byrd, N.oS5 81,
Msl.y W md J. i. AZ CuITx 10 SAM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

Council win designate a day on which 10
take up special collection for this in-
stitutlon, as soon as new pastor is In.
stalled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
AN EXPERT ACCOUNTANT

knows that it is cheapest to use no.
thing but the best blank books, made
OF the best paper, in the best man
ner. and bound in the best style. We
have all the latest Improvements and
devices and conveniences designed
for making the work of the books
keeper and and the business man
easy. Our Office supplies, such as
letter lies, letter books, writing
fluids, pens, muciiage. paste. type
writer supplies ard all OF the other
miscellaneous articles of stationery,
are of the best quality and sold at
EVERETT WADDEY CO.,
IIo5 East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01

logical seminary, viii tonight deliver
snogt address 20 the Huguenot Society ct
~ -----s D.-shvt.ri4n church,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
Had NJ Quorum.

The Committee on Claims and Salaries
was called to meet IN the cry Hall but
,fes.rs. Zimmerman and Mccarthy
were The ony members 10 put IN an
o,ofarance. and as lhay dil not consti-
fnfe n quorum the meeting was adj
jourucd.
Among the matters 20 be- considered
was a claim fer $3.50 against the city
for Injuries sustained by AIRS. Currie
H. Wren through falling over some eX-
cayatlons on east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
she CiiyOrd u noes.

The Committee on Accounts and Print
Ing met 40 o'clock with Messrs. West
R,0omberg and FERGUSON present
The clerks report showed the sum OF
500 70 standing 20 the credit OF the
department with bills outstanding ag-
cregating $50
The bills Tor the month were approved
and ordered To- be paid.
The resolutions adopted by the Coin-
cil providing for the printing OF the city
ordinances. and the circulation Of such
COPIES as are not needed by c0uncllmen,
was referred no. q rub-commttee COM
posed Of Messrs West. FERGUSON and
Lawder with Instructions 20 ascertain
figures al which tine work can be done.
MessIs Tray.or q Epps appeared 20
explain mistakes ia their bills which bad
been called to the attention OF the COM
mitee by The clerk at recent meet
.rg. d. was shown how the mistakes had
occurred and that they were attribuia-
b'. solely 20 clerical errors. and the
eyr'a0afion was accepted as perfectly
satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
III. CIV. Nnorants.

Tho Committee on Police met yester-
d1v afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In The cap
f1in's office of the Second Police station
with fae following members present. vi.
Fu seay chairman. Peters. shea ana
Montgomery. motion no amend the
rules governing the punishment OF va
grants by requiring the guards 10 WORK
fhe tramps from s. a. VI 20 8 i. NJ from
N3rerlber 1st 20 april LIST from \. NJ, 20
r. 49,. tac remainder Of the year, was
adopted
on motion Of Mr.. Peters the chair
man was authorized 10 purchase SIX
extra ehackes, 20 be used on these
prisoners.
THE clerk reported the following BAL
anres standing % the credt ~ ihe de-
nlrtment. Police payroll S2Li16ej: con-
tn1ent fund @.5.2,. patroi-wason FUND
$3.50 80. special contingent fund. N2p
Tire pav-r1u and bills agsresating
So 7-qel. woro approved and ordered 10
Doe .ail.
Tie subcommittee on plan for the
new sfadon-h0use reported would be
submitted next wednesday.
Eds were opened for license ties and
medals for the year 1895. and the contract
flr tins was awarded 10 ,. j. Grace, and
for medals TO r. r. Epps.
The report Of Squire Jones was sub
mittcd 10 shows That during the month
twenty-five Migrants here worked In
Sh0ckCe creek for terms varying from
tweuty-one days 10 one day
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-04
STATE BASEBALL LEAGUE.

New Britain Now Intakes Torring-
tons Place in the State Baseball
League-Directors Elected and
Schedule Committee Appointed
Meriden, Feb. 3.-The meeting Of the
Connecticut State Baseball league at
the Winthrop this afternoon was at
tended by the following representa-
tives: President Sturgis Whitlock,
Shelton; Secretary and Treasurer ]. H.
O'Rourke, Bridgeport; j. c. Chapman
and A. r. Penney, Meriden; T. H. Graz
ham, Torrington; Roger Conner, Wa
terbury; J. NJ Sullivan and Jock Rose,
Danbury; E. L. Beardsley, Derby.
The Torrington franchise by an ami
cable arrangement between the league
and the interested parties, was trans
ferred to New Britain, which was rep
resented by ]. Claude Gilbert who,
with T. J. Lynch. the National league
umpire, will control it.
The following directors We're appoint
ed: j. C. Chapman, Meriden; Roger
Conner, Waterbury,; E. l.. Beardsley,
Derby; j. Claude Gilbert, New Britain;
Jack Rose. Danbury; J. H. O'Rourke,
Bridgeport.
| Messrs. Chapman Beardsley and Con-
nor were appointed schedule commit
| tee.
| The league voted that the season be-
gin May and end September Is.
| 1t was voted to go into class e, one
class above last year, under the ma
| tional agreement.
| A vote was passed pledging the league
officers to the strongest support of the
umpire in his conduct of games.
| 1t was voted to make the salary linz
| it of each club $500 per month.
| James P. Donnelly applied Cor adj
mission to the league for New Haven
and was given until March 1 to perfect
plans. Secretary ORourke will in the
meantime try to get another city in,
| thus making an eight-club league. If
he does not succeed New Haven may
be admitted, though it would make the
schedule building more difficult.
| The meeting adjourned at 3:15 to
meet in New Britain March l.
| The umpires will not be appointed
until the next meeting of the league
BONE DRAFTED.
Manager Chapman received word to-
day that George d. Bone of New Ha-
ven Meridens second baseman, had
been drafted by Pawtucket of the New
England league.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-04
LIVELY sLE1GHING TIMES.

The Beautiful Snow is Furnishing Con-
siderable Pleasure for Old and
Young.
Orange street proved unusually at
tractive to the owners of fast horse
flesh yesterday, although the snow is
not as yet very solidly packed. There
were several quite lively brushes" on
the street. Many dashing tourouts
We're seen and everyone had jolly
time.
Superintendent Wrinns orders that
the city ordinance prohibiting racing
in the city limits should be strictly en-
forced had the effect of dampeningtthe
ardor of many of the lovers of a little
go" especially because Sergeant Do
herty and squad of officers We're on
duty along the thoroughfare all after
noon.
The liverymen are doing rushing
business. Yesterday Afternoon party
of about dozen young ladies living in
the neighborhood of Albert Gardeners
residence, 121 Park street, enjoyed a
| ride of several hours. A party Of
young ladies of Andersons gymnasium,
chaperoned by Miss Hitchcock, enjoy
ed trip to Woodmont last evening.
A big fourhorse barge and five sin
gle sleighs, in which were a party Of
twenty-one students and fourteen
young ladies, drove to Cheshire last
! night. They took supper at SCOTS no.
tel, and enjoyed little informal dance
afternoon. About twenty students also
! went to Milford in big barge.
| Among those noticed out sleighing
yesterday We're DR.. Dallen, George T..
White, Charles Bigelow, Joseph H.
| Mcdonald James English, John w.
| Nichol, H. S. Lancraft, Charles Wilson,
| Nick and Joseph Hubinger, ]. EN-
mons, Jesse WEIGH, William Dwight, D.
| S. Gamble, Henry Cowell, Timothy
Lee. Henry Herr. Reilly 7. Smith, Jo-
seph Bacon, Fred Carr, Fred Potter,
Captain Kelsey, George Treat, George
B. Hunt, B. S. Bradley, Ed. Bristol,
Major Luzerne Ludington, William
Burke, James P. Rock, Ed Tuttle and
| George Williams
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-04
CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY.

Arthur Dunn, who is playing at Poll s
Wonderland, gave an elegant dinner at
Hotel Savoy yesterday in honor of his
thirty-second birthday. Among the
guests We're his sister, Miss Jennie
Dunn; the Donovans, Misses LeClaire
and Hayes, John Sherman, Mr.. Downs,
Wilson and Mcintyre, Snyder and
Buckley, all from Polls; Manager
Winchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy, Bar
ney Reynolds, Miss Jennie Varney,
Mrs. and Miss Traband of the Fallen
Among Thieves" company; Messrs
Starr and Breed and Mr.. Waterman
of New York.
A most enjoyable evening was pass
ed, and all wished Mr.. Dunn many hap
py returns of the day.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-04
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, $3.50 p. m.
Insurance & Leans. Chas. Wilson s. Co.
Two family house. 81, 600. RE. Baldwin.
"A pension of IS per month has been
granted Mrs. Hannah W. Steele Of this
city.
Loren Benson of this city is visiting
his father, Philo Benson, in Falls Viii
lage.
The Raft String quartet of this city
took part in a concert given at the
Universalist church, Bridgeport, last
night.
A. H. Hall council, Royal Arcanum,
of Meriden, will pay a visit to Savin
Rock council of West Haven, Febru-
airy II.
Miss Minnie Kruger will return to this
city tomorrow from a few weeks So
journ with friends and relatives in
Falls Village.
The Woman's Seamen's Friend So
Meiaty will hold its monthly meeting
Monday, February 7, at 8 p. m. at the
Bethel, 81 Water street.
Captain ]. S. A. Baker of Meriden,
formerly adjutant of the Second regi-
ment, G. N. G., has been promoted from
$1,000 to $1,000 in the pension office.
Bruce Edwards, business manager
for Julia Marlowe, who has been quite
i'll at his home in Hartford, is much
improved and on his way to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Rand and daugh-
tire, Miss Marie. of Meriden, arrived
home yesterday from a three-weelzs'
trip to st. Augustine and Palm Beach,
Ella.
The state bowling league game
scheduled between the Hartfords and
New Haven in this city for last Tues
day evening, is postponed till next
Monday.
In Harugari hall last night the New
Haven Hessen Verein gave it's annual
ball. 1t was a masquerade and many
clever costumes were worn. Fichtl's Or
chestra furnished the music.
Last night Theodore circle No. 80, T..
of A., had for it's guest Mrs. Schmidt
Of New York city, a prominent mem
Der Of the order. Next Monday night
a masquerade ball will be given by
] Theodore circle in Harugari hall.
The United States senate has order
ed printed for it's use a paper entitled
1.-THE Historic Policy of the United
States as to Annexation" written by
Prof Simeon E. Baldwin Of Yale. The
same work was printed with number
Of other documents in the Fifty-third
congress.
A North Woodbury. correspondent Of
the Waterbury American says: The
pupils of North Center school have
formed a literary society. The exercis-
es are on Friday afternoon, at the close
of the studies. The pupils are making
good progress in their studies under
the direction of Miss Alice Minor of
this city.
The engagement of Miss Katherine
IA. Terrill of New Hartford to Arnon
"A. Alling of this city is announced
Miss Terrill is the granddaughter of
the late Captain John C. Smith, foun-
der of the Greenwoods company Of
New Hartford, and daughter of Mrs
Ellen E. Terrill, whose death occurred
last summer. Mr.. Alling is the son Of
John w. Alling, president of the New
Haven County Bar association, and
well known throughout the state
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-04
NEW ADYERr1sEMENrs TO-DAY.

Acts of Inventory-N. H. Shoe Co..
Auction ale-Restaurant-J. Corbett.
Canned Goods-D. M. Welch s. Son.
Douglas Shoes-S14 Chapel Street.
DR.. Agnew's Liver Pills-At Druggists.
Daily Doings--M alley Nicely 4 90.
Estate Robert Moorhead-Probate Notice.
For Sale-Sleighs-S7 Greene Street.
For Sale-Fish-A Foote & Co.
Modern Bookkeeping Chas. Monson Co.
Mrs. Fiske-Hyperion Theater.
Reception Cards-The G. II. Ford Co. -
Soap--F. M. Brown & Co.
Sleigh For SaleChas III. Webb.
Sleds-The John Il. Bassett Co.
Such Ribbons-Howe & Stetson.
Wanted--Po sition-B. E. L., This Office.
Wanted-Man--137 Wall Street.
Wanted-Help-132 Court Street.
Wanted-Situation-2 Munson Street.