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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-06-20
THE LAST BATTLE
General Wheaton Had 300 Men in
Great Peril Yesterday, But
They Were Saved.
SURROUNDED BY THOUSANDS
Treacherous 'Frieudlies" Were Helping
the Insurgents General Wheaton
Drives the Enemy and Takes
Their Town.

Manila, June 20.-General Wheaton's
command renewed the attack upon Pc
rez das Marinas early this morning
They moved on the town hoping to
reach there b. noon, unless strong op-
position is encountered. The latest list
of American casualties in yesterday s
fighting shows five killed and 23 wound
ed. The wounded were brought to
Manila from Bacoor in cascoes.
The Herald's Manila correspondent
describing the battle near Marinas says:
While the American troops were in a
sunken road force of insurgents at
tackled their left flank. The Americans
retreated in good order several miles.
Finally being reinforced by Robinson's
battalion of the fourth infantry they
advanced upon the foe. Our loss during
the day amounted to forty killed and
wounded. Surrounded by thousand of
the enemy, six miles from reinforce
ments, with thousand more insurgents
moving rapidly down on the left to
make annihilation complete, the first
battalion of the 4th infantry Major
Budd commanding, in all 300 Amer-
cans, fought their way back from Ma
rinas three miles toward the military
base at linus where the rest of the
fourth came to their support.
Reports were received that Marinas
had been deserted by insurgents. The
alcalde came to linus and formally sur
rendered the town.
Houses along the roadside were filled
with amigos. The battalion advanced
confidently until within three-fourths of
a mile of Marinas when they discovered
the enemy paralleling the road for a
long distance ON both sides, practically
surrounding the little force. Natives
began firing from houses in the rear, and
some with white clothes were captured
with guns in hand The scheme to wipe
out small body of American troops
might have succeeded but for the mar
velous courage Of the troops and officers.
The fight began at noon. The enemys
fire was silenced in one hour. The
Americans, on retiring, discovered that
they were surrounded. Skirmish lines
crowded the Filipinos back toward linus
while Out-fankers were on right and
left. Under thanking fire the rear guard
was desperately holding the enemy's
fire poured upon the main road and men
were falling every where. An ambulance
was filled and cars were pressed into
service, loaded with wounded and
dragged by hand by prisoners. Two Of
our dead were left behind.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-06-20
MILES HEARD FROM.

New York, June 20.-The situation
in the Philippines is very serious" said
General Miles last night, II know moth
ing concerning the story that the war
department is suppressing news from
Manila. The question of issuing a call
for volunteers has not, | believe been
decided"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-06-20
AN OFFICIAL REPORT.


Washington, June 20.-General Otis
forwards the following:
Manila, June 20.-Wheaton, who was
at linus, Cavite province, with four
guns, four battalions of the 4th and 14th
infantry. and a Nevada troop of caval-
ry, sent battalion south on reconnois-
sance in the direction Of Marinas yes
terday morning, where the enemy was
reported as concentrating, and scat
tered forces. The battalion encountered
the enemys force of 1000 marching to
attack linus, successfully impeding
progress. Wheaton, with two guns and
two battalions, hurried forward and re-
pulsed the enemy with heavy loss, the
enemy leaving over 100 dead on the
field. Our loss was five killed and twen-
ty-three wounded. Wheaton was re-en-
forced last night by battalion of the
9th infantry, and is driving the enemy
beyond Marinas, which is now in his
possession. Casualties to-day are not
reported. Wheaton's qualities for bold
and successful attack are unsurpassed.
TAKES THE MEASLY TOWN.
Manila, June 20.-The troops COM
manded by General Wheaton entered
Perez das Marinas to-day without oppo-
sition, except from small bands Of reb-
els, who inflicted no losses upon Amer
leans. The town is an unimportant
place, surrounded by swamps. Wheaton
will probably return to linus.
Rear Admiral Watson arrived here
to-day on the United States transport
Zafiro from Hong Kong, and raised his
flag on the cruiser Baltimore. Com
manders Of all war-ships called upon
the admiral during the day.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-06-20
GLASSWARE SNAPS.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

We handle a very large line of cigar
cites, including the famous Monopo
brands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
= " HARE on THE RAWAPO PROJECT.

J. Montgomery Hare. president Of the Ne"-f "rK
Board Of Fire Underwriters. IS among those VINO
baya written to the Merchants Association IN To-
gard to the petition Of June, 1898, which is sad 10
favor the Ramapo scheme The Merchants As
ISOLATION sent a letter 10 Mr. Hare setting for'h
the facts in the case, and saying. among other
things:
We find further an equally strong GROUND igi
confidence Of your support IN the faci thal ne
conditions have very materially changed since your
memorial Of June. 1895. drawn. WutitLN 'Il'
ma iOrfty Of the New-YOrk Board OF ERE ni'I-
writers and the business mon and property o~I'IS
whose names were signed t. the various lr-, 'v'9
and memorials quoted by YOU have ptnlcH *
messed their disapproval Of the proposed contract
In his reply to this letter Mr.. Hare wrote that
e would be referred to the Committee on wafer
Supply Of the Board and added
While we believe steps should at once he taken
hv the municipal authorities whereby an lh
water supply can he secured I'm my. "lnhlo" ~"
steps should be taken until after thoto"EM 'H
animation by the city authorities. II me i'9-l
from an unpreiudicoi and bipartisan SlaNui.."
condemns the proposal of the kamapo comIdhl 81
am safe i'm stating that the New-Nork fioaiN VIII
sustain such action. The request made 70 inc
BOARD of Public improvements under dait OF juno
0 1895 by myself for this Board, was me IoSul,,
NJ an examination 10y the committee OF the botro
committee at that time that the kamano Water
COMPANY proposal had IN Il many adVal ages oIt
# n be found that there are plans when can De
used TO the better advantage or the cry, there
can be 10 doubt that this Board VIII give us sup
port TO the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
TAIL0Rs SAY THEY SUFFER.

Collector Bidwell has instructor DIS 'u'''' -,
o. -,oke a thorough investigation In the case u
,-,t.,, uu.ch,ngs the young man who WAS
r.s,Ad az the Astor House last Saturday ana late'
held bv United States Commissioner shielas on u,e
cnorge OF smuggling a quantity OF bnshsh 10 No.,
,,o,b,ns into this country. In his efforts 20 ooS'
evidence against Hutchings the Collector WI" NV
the assistance Of number OF 49,
- -. -. ,o,,o-s whose business It IS said. has
- -Da+eria1lv injured by Hutchnss ana otheis'
Or are believed 10 have been acting rs agents 'o'
Engrsh tailors. and have undersold the New 'or~
taiors At the time Of the arrest est the
oiil.a5s,c 70 -he customs officials had ttKen q
number Of orders for suits and oVercon's bi js
,oners in This and adjacent cities IN SS
nossession al the time OF MS arrest Was - "
r., srn,,csed 10 represent hts customers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
coTPT c4LrND4RS FOR TO-DAY.

Arnoia,e Division supreme Couri-Before Van Brnt.
j. d nae' a. Fqnr N5i a ic sn' los o. q ea
sIrrere -s,e,'ai Term Part BEFORE Rook
str,r Motion caeniar called A. iH@ I'D m scot,
Cont open. 1890 NJ. E'-pere mat'eps pu.
.or vo,or. T. murrer. 10 1ii2 preferred causes
g.. aG,i s77i a7Ip 5000 $50 clear. A
S iaT and fo s.. a7s a7oa a,oi aei. cle9g
smi,en. Count Special Torn Part li'i'ie '"''N
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man a..- f.. he -cnl rd i raI' IN li Gss
ich D. Elevated lalr@q .ss's iiI' paforo McAdam
pre~rrei cause Nos p2lo eoas s2'@ ii@2s "''''
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auses 10 loo sent from Part III FOR ir''' '7@ "'
finished c,,r, Trial rern-par, v-Refore rcyen-
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supreme C,urt-Tral Term Part VI -A'j'u'"'' wi
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To,yd susan Roland - 1913" %. m
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
STEAMSHIP LAURADA WRECKED.
,AssrscERs AND GREW SAWED ON ST GEORGE
ISLAND.

Seattle Wash Oct. 1.-the United states reVe-
nue. cutter Corvin which has reached mere proue'
sn-v4,ors from the steamship Laurada. whch ies 4"
wreck IN Zapadine Bay, 81 Deoise 1SI" -
- C,ntasn Frank White left Seattle on
e.ar,nor % for Cane Nome. with crew OF forty
aeht officers and men and twenty passengers
sb. carried full cargo Of general Merchandise
nav lumber cattle and sheep The Laurada en-
colntered rough weather from the start. ana on
Son,aroher - she sprling leak. She was run into
eSi sbaIinvr waters OF Zapadine Bay. where her
crew passengers and cargo were ian 1anofd ,r,,'
Sonssa in several abandoned cabins The '9rWll'
attracted By signals took aboard the crew ana pa
se~rsrs taking some 10 Dutch HaThor ana hilnB-
ing the Others 70 Seattle. ~,., 5 80
Tho Iaurada was built IN Great Britain ana Pc
came famous shortly before the outbreak OF us
late Spanish American war a. ''''NS''' W
successful blockade runner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

Sal, Francisco. oct ls.--The steamer Gaelic, from
me orient brought 300 bales OF SILK valued AZ
So 100000 and $4,000 In specie
Philadelphia oct. i6-Martin Thomas agea
eiqhtv committed suicide to-day Joy shooting NM
cir He had been rapidly falling in health and
frequently complained that his days Of usefulness
over
Cleveland oct l6 Machines for making liquid
air have been ordered from German makers by
Charles = Brush % this city. the Inventor OF the
electric arc light and their arrival is being awaited
vim Interest hy the scientific men OF cleveland.
one Of the machines will be given % the University
OF Michigan and the other Mr.. Brush VIII place ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
ro prDrCr R4PID TRANSIT BOND.
THE COMMISSION WILL APPLY TO The
COURTS TO-DAY-ELM-ST. PAVING.

THE COMMISSION WILL APPLY ~ inH
COURTS TO-DAY-ELM-ST PANlN%'
Annlication to the courts by the Rapid Trans"
Commission to have the bond or the tuhhei ''"
tractor reduced will be made to-day. Under pres
-, .o,a,,,o,s a bond Of $4,000 900 is required The
commissioners think that amount much larger
,han Is necessary Probably $O"e" "ou'o
-at,sfv them II the Board succeeds IN se'''ns d"
reduction It may then ask the city TO delay ,ne
raving OF Elm-st until the tunnel excavation oe
s,t 4, e committed because Commissioner keat.
~, - ga he vas going right ahead Win 'Ha'
work unless he received orders to stop..ho- e,.,
Ao,cs Yesterday of his newly acquired ah'e-tleC'
zeal for Rapid Transit He said t9at ia aS poerd ~
I,Stimate which now engrossihs NE a. 80 me
Re also would make application IN persotm nr 10 re-
un.rni,o+o Divsion Of the supreme court iVr IL IL
fpc:y5nr ~ thn bond 70 Sc 10000 Il poSsnle ~ ~
eS6ed that every obstacle would ne UNI" Jul -
the path of Rapid Transit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
Transport sEDGWICK BOUND HERE.

WASHINGTON oct l8-The War Departn has
heen informed that the Sedgwick sailed Il J.
,ng from Havana FOR New-NorA' with inc lone
hat,suon OF the % Artillery THIS consists Of
Tarterv T. twenty-eight men; Z. forty men: Major
scantling and Lieutenant Brown. d. thirty-hve
men and C thirty-nine men. Captain Schenk ana
Tsorterar+ McDon0ugh she carries forty nTst-
class passengers. eighty discharged soldiers 9nd
Civilians eighteen convalescents ana nine genera!
rrisOne-s Fort Columbus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
INDIAN OUTBREAK THREATENhp'
GENERAL. MERRIAM REPORTS TROUBLE AT SAN
CARLOS AGENCY.

1,o..,,o.o, oct 1.-THE War Department mas
,,ad +be following dispatches from 'eneid
Merriam. regarding possible outbreak at the 81"
rorlos Agency. Arizona. The FIRST reads
'Hii'S Denver October IS.
l-..,ar6ir0 officer San Carlos reports thal r ~,
dev ri~h, about twelve of command maze hL.'
on four peaceful Indians. beating mem Srtfes
rad feeling among Indians. VIII report ""'n "''
tor Is more thoroughly investigated
A later dispatch says:
Fort Grant to proceed in person immeaia,..lG ~
san Carlos and investigate disturbance pe 49, 49,
s.oIi,ers and Indians Have also ordered one t"1P
cavalry 70 follow him "a soon "a possible ana IAN"
temporary station there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
SuoT HIMSELF RESISTING ARREST.

While resisting arrest last evening Terrence
Harrlean was shot through the eft hand win MS
own revolver Harrigan said he int'noe' INC
bullet for Policeman Milton Woodbridge. OF the
ryfthst station. who was arresting him Unti
Sunday night HarriCan employed as n waiter
I'm Noks' Garden IN the Rowory. Last evening
when Isaac Vanderear. the manager who mao H.
charged him. attempted to enter. HarIltah i"II,"
reVolver and fred but the bullet missed IFS marx.
Woodbrideo then attempted 10 wrest the revolver
from Harrgan. when the latter puhed the u'SN''
q SHOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
STOLE A FARNER'S PUMPKINS.

Derby. Conn. oct l6 (Specia)-The crew num-
berinc eight men. of freight train running be-
tween Derby Junction and Pittshed. Mass, have
been suspended for month by the officials OF the
rerkebire Division Of the New-York. New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad for stealing fifty pumpkins
belonging to George Hackett farmer living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

LARGEST & gHsA.g..55@a
100 ssIe Ever Known over 5000" 'o.-
" go. ~ If.ratur. are on sale and ere no.
Ing offered AT the lowest Hgures IN ~" iS t
c,-tn~,. ~ O00 magazines ~ lo. '''.
- * ofc -are- novels from r. Q lVo.'
a. 90 Srr0ol ana text to0Is fr0r g. 20
osc. G5 90 novels and Ks NJ .on
iron. .. 10 30. ! 800 inrti
.,c-, so 70 $40 90. ~, SIS - 49,
.l0t'eaia~ g. % % So 90. ant. ~ i'.t'
49, crvering every branch = l"'fa' lTe
&, or about Ine nfth Tie Prise asked
the publishers no catal CUES IS. El'
second hand School hp.ks. -eNieD books
ans hooks of all Kinds bought s'id ana
.Y-rarc.f ~ g. cash prices fail. calls
Al residence fr-e. IyNFElNG'S NEW
YORK BOOK EXCHANGE Isl Broad
way. between 9it ana il'h SIS. oi~n even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


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gentlemen. all conveniene"s. reference.
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ences. gentlemen only
aerH ST. - WEST Physician owning
house would gent rl'fl % a gentleman
desiring permanent quarters. references
8fST- ST. 100 EAST Nicely furnished
rooms on second or f1r gentlemen. rca-
sonaaie. private family references.
LEXINGTON AVE. ~ Nicey FUR
nisheG rooms, all clnve1ieucc.. bath.
heat. telephone. private house. gent. emen.
references moderate terms
22p ST 40 WEST Handsomely fur
nished rooms large and small. at I'M
proVeWents convenient 20 all ram 'S'
terms moderate. private housr
INsTALMENTs.
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easy weekly or monthly payments al low
est cash prices open evenings.
MANHATTAN clothing CO.,
lila I'D AVE-. 65TH AND GOTH SITS
ANYTHING yoa wan, -cl.,Aine .ioaks
feWelry. furniture. dsyso9as. 81 les PSI
ness strictly conntrri.i.. A. h'N9',N
CREDIT CFNTkE ~ R0"4-v 'orer BANK
corner Canal Open evenings.
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alongside the railroad. The crew hao Na,o"e' .',e
pumpkins r sfG fSev stopped The train one day ana
helped heseyes naek S6 G Tefored the ,R to
me he cdm nn witch II is said will make good the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSMAKING.

DREssMAKISG.
A-A.-A.-sEAI. GARMENTS and other
ene furs repaired. redyed. remo1elled
into latest STYLES az exceptionally w
prices ladies' waited on al their residences.
Mrs T. ]. BARK ER, III esq a'.n 49,
late with c. Gunthers sons, oth-aNe'
A.-A.-Artistic dressmaking. unique de-
signs. perfect fit and finish a. short no
tee and moderate prices hotel oii'is
speciality. Mrs. MELkDN. - East l"lS'-
ST. one door from Madlscn-afe.
cIDAKNAKER- Superior litter, AZ home
or out. Will make al kinds Of a.ie si,'-
ti0ns Oh cloaks. finest worker on sealsK'n
garments. VIII remodel. repair after
sleeves. mako ;n,o lates; style lackets.
oapes and ooliaret;-s GRbIG, lal West
pa st.
COUTURIERE FRANCA1sE and iadies
tailor. latest models f'r winter Costumes
caYes and wraps. last season gowns re-
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special STYLES ~ large ladies. Nine Al
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
BY Bookstaver.
raok,on .st Sullivan Louis Hanneinan.
Vtoh az, CIV n New York Harold Na'Nh"-
'rro-n AIT Law Edgar VI l@NentFtl A.,
C'eEe~ui agf Murray William j.. 'o'NF''i-
haik at Gleason -I''r0n IraN'FS .-
:, me- art Conidur-Algernon : Moron.
Ty Scott J.
,ce,r-Yorh IAfe Insurance and Irus' COMPANY "N"
efion-Wlil!am I. Turner ,
psatifnout agt. Wafie-Ffaik IT, ArN"'
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G,r5rd agt. Kaufinan-ilufus g. 'o"l-R-
Ry G'cgcnoh, J.
o.,.,u or .fccg,.re- william J. A NJ KIM
by Beach. J.
C,.-,s,-,a, at Colce- sidney J Cowan.
eord>1rl AT Coles sidney j. 'o"ar
Bv Russell, j.
Conn sgi Blum-1sa9or j Kramer.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
supreme Court
by Russell, J.
David r cohn sg, Fannie Bum ct a Jonas ILL.,
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sTESOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER 80
Neat accurate. experienced. c. IL. ia
EaAt lO5th-st-
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his laboratory In this city Mr. Brush will seek 10
lltize LIQUID air motive power

Dallas. Tex. oct. l6-George Lewis. colorcd was
ehot and instantly killed by John Reeves ot NOUN
pleasant Tex. here last night Several SHOTS WI
drcd AN taking effect The shooting occurred ~, III
he waiting Of tho Santa Pc station IN ~, ~
,,resonce Of fully three hundred persons. le''N'S
accompanicd by MS wife and niece. was awaiting
,.bo demanded her seat She refused when he
attempted 10 eject her accompanying his demands
,rirh profanity. Reeves coming up at ihis tline
sbot lewis Reeves bears an excellent reputation.
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SIENOGRApHEK aul TYPEWRITER
Remington y Nusi. desires permanent
I0fltla.. can assist Hi'h books. good fef
er'rc.s. i've years. experience. salary $40
~itNnGEArHEK. 81 sfh ave
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PATENT ~. ~ 25l fo~ sale. ne most
complete aufor4tlr sounding apparatus
z, holds ~ Nt.st.s II =. lAGELS. 10"
s .tf 4fr 80 ir .a1e.rr'l. Fa.
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ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOYMENT
PTREAr 2ll East 42d 50.
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COAL AND WOOD.
FOR SALE.

FOR sAI.E.-Ai the Piano Exchange.
lOs lO7 Wesi I'D ST.. R'~a. and on ave
functions. 50 new and used pianos. go up.
yOP SALE. Magnificent par Transvaal
h,,,lce1.s horns worlc s. largest. spread
,eyen feet. suit swell hotel. club OF gen
,i.man's home. price reas lnahie. Address.
ear Mabey. u West e'th -
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NETWORK AGENT. having trade East
. and West. wishes 20 negotiate with
Manufacturers o. wooden and Willow ware.
hardware ard hoCseflrnishing specia.;ieS
J. BOX 3. Tribune OF {
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

GARDENER. &c BY man ana Az.
Thoroughly competent, man az ga'n ~.
,ake whole charge %; gentleman p, -.,
vie competent 10 M any p,s-,' ~ r,,.f'c.rence.
,,o,.,,.,e house. IS years best r-i-,-" 80
, no f am Address IOHN KEEFf' -
pou II stamford conn.
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MIDDLE tGED WOMAN. with business
experience ana frff class reference.
warf. fY take .lars- 0, branch baa-r
sf.r- .r 1rr commission store. Write 20
f.-f Haff 30
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HEAD GARDENER Thoroughly
e e'Hn a., TIE culture n grapes. peaches,
orchids and roses under glass len -l.. ~
work specially. FIRST class 600
married no children. Scotch. NJ 3D. ''''
~ nurr 80 West 3o'h-s'.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

BEST SERVANTS.
BEST SYSTEM.
IRWIN EMPLOYMENT RrHEAU.
6th-aye and llfh-s'
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~Nff> IlFl' .are = hair and scalp.
.Irs-lrt ami lnIellng facial massage.
- lafr ns Residences, mani urng re
fr customers Miss IfNFESE>. 49,
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AND POOL TABLES.

BIIIIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
AID secondhand. lowest prices easiest
tom MALN mos. - Union SQUARE.
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