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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
ARATIO OF % TO I.
Silver Coinage Basis Proposed by
Great Britain.

LONDON. April ia book giving the
evidence obtained by the Indian Currency
Inquiry Committee was published to-day.
1t includes a letter from the United
States Secretary of State. Colonel. John
Hay. to Lord Alderman. a director Of the
Bank of England, dated Now mber 18th
last. saying:
.'The Washington Cabinet does not con-
slider Il eXpedient for the United states 10
reopen the bimetallsm question at pres
ent. in view of the character Of the
British ministry's reply TO the bmetalHc
commission i'm 1891"
Colonel Hay added that the Cabinet was
open 10 consider the question OF ratio.
RATIO OF % TO / FOR INDIA.
Lord Alderman suggested before the
committee that negotiations be entered
into upon the part OF Great Britain WIN
the United States with the view TO come
to arrangements for the reopening OF the
Indian mints at the ratio of y 10 |, be-
cause he thought there was possibility
I'm the future "of the American Govern
ment taking the bit in its teeth and re-
euactng the old ratio" Lord Alderman
quoted Colonel Hays letter in support 81
his view that the American Government
was disposed to adopt the ratio OF - TO
Il talked with Colonel Hay when he
was here as Ambassador. and he seemed
favOrably disposed 10 this ratio. but
said. 4 am an outgoing AmDassaoor'
and, of course. have no power.
MIR. HAYS INFLUENCE.
"I ponted out that ne would have CON
siderable influence when he got back 10
America and assumed the secretaryshlp
of state. and l asked him TO communi-
cate with me- He waited Tor some time
after he returned. l think Intentionally,
until after the congressional elections
and then wrote the letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
THE CITY on THE DAN.
Two Sudden Deaths-Married In
Pelham. y. e..

DANVILLE, VA, April 10.-(Special)-
To the list Of sudden deaths OF promi-
nent people were added two more on
Sunday At 4 o'clock 4. NJ. Mrs. Susan
p. wife Of the late Jackson c. Millner,
died at the home Of her son-in-law T.. G.
Moseley Esq, one Of the most prominent
Methodist laymen in the state. The de-
ceased was born i'm Caswell county, ".
c.. 76 years ago. At the age Of Il she mar
ried. OF the five children three survive
w. III. Milner of Roanoke: Miss Sallie
\. Milner and Mrs. r. G.. Moseley Of
this city. Mrs Millner had lived i'm Dam
vile nearly twOscore years. and was
held in the highest esteem by all. The
funeral took place at 4 o'clock this after
noon, Rev. Il. b. Thames ID. D., Of the
First Baptist church. Of which deceased
was a member. officiating, assisted by
Rev. r.. n Sledd ID. D., Of Main-Street
Methodist church.
At o'clock Sunday afternoon Captain
Samuel Pannill Wimbish. a prominent
Businessman, was apparently I'm his
usual good health. Three quarters Of an
hour later he was dead, having succumb-
ed 10 an attack Of heart failure. Captain
Wimbish was born March 4. 1891. IN Hall
fax county. In early manhood he moved
TO Petersburg, where he engaged I'm the
commission business with Mr.. McIlwaine
At the outbreak of the war he volunteer
ed and served as a captain of cavalry
In the Confederate army. In 1873 Cap
tain Wimbish located in Danville. and
engaged in the wholesale provision bust
ness, building up a large trade. Two chill
dren survive-Miss Evelyn Wimbish and
Mr. Townes Wimbish. Of this city. Two
sisters-Mrs. John Alexander and Mrs
Lila Haycock-live in Albemarle county.
Va, and a third sister, Miss Florine
Wmbish. IS living in New York city. An
only brother Captain Abram Wimblsh
lives in Patrick county Va. The funeral
will take place tomorrow from the
Church Of the Epiphany, Of which the
deceased was a communicate
Miss Callie Fannie Collie. daughter Of
Jason i. Collie. Of Pittsylvanla county.
and Mr.. W. f.. Blankenship. a wel-to-do
young farmer accompanied by n party or
friends. passed through Danville Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock en- route by private
conveyance TO Pelham. ~ c.. where they
We're married. They reached this city at
o'clock I'm the afternoon on their return.
The families Of the contracting parties
are prominent in the county. The bride
IS a beautiful and accomplished voung
woman, and is known to a number of
young people throughout the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
NORTH CAROLINIANS HURT.
One in Critical Condition-Row he
tween Tarheel and virginia Troops.

SAVANNAH, GA. April 1O.-Private
James Murdoch. of Company T.. First
North Carolina Regiment, Is at the Gov
eminent Hospital i'm a critical condition.
Private Cook. OF the same regiment and
comparv. is also al the hospital consider
ably bruised. Both men We're injured
Yesterday afternoon near Avondale rang
bv three members OF the Fourth Virginia
Regiment II seems there was quarrel
and fight participated I'm by several North
Carolina and Virginia men. each party
taking sides. The men were more or less
under the influence OF liquor. one OF the
Virginia men got hold Of heavy RAN way
nshplate. With this he struck Murdoch.
and while he was down pounded him into
insensibility before he could be rescued
bv his friends. Cook attempted 10 ald
Murdoch in his fight. and was badly used
up. Three Virginians have been arrested.
but the officers will not give their names.
Nurdock Is likely 10 die from his inJu-
ries. Cook is. not badly hurt. There Is
considerable hard feeling, between the
on account of the row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
ROYAL * %':s
y ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
poy,, sasruo powofa CO.. NJ. yoss.

heavily and forced the price down to 70
at the close. There Is little TO be saiu Oh
the race itself When the flag fell Turner
took May Hampstead to the front, ann
under gentle pull. made all the running,
winning well In hand by length rom
Freak. Our Nellie, at long ODDS, flnisheu
third
The afternoon developed only one WIN
ming favorite. Summary: III
First race-five furlongs. for 3-year-oius
and upward-Celluloid q to ID won; an. ,ne
Diver q to and to . second, a,lue
Jack Horner 6 TO ID third. Time, 1854.
Second race-half a mile, for year
ods-First Past % to u won. Hafry ~, ~,
cespo az to and 10 u second. Speil Aau-
fer IS to 81 third Time, .5JA; u,,,so
Third race-seven furlongs-Dave Waluo
a TO ID won. Time Maker g to and EVEN
second. Alleviate @ to j thiru' ii"'e'
1857. IT. <or
Fourth race-Tennessee Oaks. mile, Tor
3-year-old fllies-May Hampstead 70 ~
our Nellie GO to u third. Time; l:io IL
Fifth race. steeplechase. about two
miles-Red Duchess Is TO i, won; laura LAURA
May Is To ; and OUT second, JACK nays
Is to y third, Time; 52t ,,oa,,o- m IN
Sixth receive MISUNDERSTANDING w W
u won. Draw Lad q 10 and 10 se-
cond Primate % TO u third. Time, U5 Il
GOOD RACING AT NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI. o.. April 1O.-The YEA
Their was more pleasant for racing at New
port to-day than on the opening uaE' dilu
The attendance was good. TWO good
things were put over the plate by the
plungers i'm Honeywood and John J..
Vogt. Four out Of the six winners were
favorites. Track slow. but improying; :,
First race-six furlongs-Hairpin 70 10 ~
won. Rub & 10 I and to ID second Lltte
Sallie q 10 u third. Time, 1lG Il.
second race-four Acknowledgements
N to n won. Miss Fonsoand g TO ana 3
TO ID second, My Chicken g to u third'
Time. .52i2. u. r,,oo, oe IN 4,
won Tibation q to ] and 2 10 j. seconu'
Ennomia q to u third. Time. Ia IL.
Fourth race-seven furlongs' for Inalueh
3-year-ods- +. Nogt Is TO % Won'
clara Meader @ to and TO % second
Ethel Collins g to y third. Time, :$3;
Fifth race-six furlongs-Dolly Welthoir
m TO l0) won. Carlotta G; q TO ana ,,t 70
81 second. Malo q to y third 1lrne; i'i'7 :;
sixth race-one mile-Aniber Glints q
20 n won. Duncan Bell g 10 and TO %
second. Aggregate q TO j thiru. i'''e'
1859. rp,cry
WASHINGTON, April 1o.-Results at
Bennngs: milo
DIR. Parker 6 TO - won, Boney BOY ~
3 and ouO second, and Sanger 10 10 y
Second race-half a mile-Felinghuyse
a to II won. The Amazon q to ana ~
To . second, and Dorcas Lalhrop " " -
third. Time. 80 81
Third e-thlrteen-sixteenth or
mile-Mlady g TO - won, IYrah " 10 ga
and TO - second, and r. IL. Mitchell uO
Ia II third. Time % 81.
Fourth race-seven turlongs-Generai
Maceo q TO - won. Barataria 20 10 ana
. to u second, and Plantain 90 10 u third'
Time. 1:3l. q, 4. -
Fifth race-one mile-Roysterer a TO u
won. Alice Farley 90 TO ! and ) 10 II
second. and Decanter Is TO - third. Time
III IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
TWO BICYCLE ACCIDENTS.
MIR. smith Injured I'm Fulton ana "r
Moore Hurt on Mafn street.

Mr.. Edgar Smith. of No. 1910 east Broad
street. met with n painful accident sun
day afternoon. He was riding through
Fulton on his wheel. and collided with
buggy driven by Mr.. Thomas Maioney
Mr. Smith was thrown violently 10 the
ground. and sustained o fracture OF his
collarbone. His leg was also badly
bruised. He was removed to Judson Cum
nngham's drugstore. and later was taken
to his home in the ambulance. He was
resting comfortably at last reports.
Another bicycle accident occurred In
front of the Dispatch office yesterday
about l o'clock. Mr.. James Moore was
crossing Main street on foot. and had
just gotten within few feet OF the curb
ing when a bicycle ridden by Postal-Tele-
graph Messenger No 1851 bore down upon
him. The lad lost control OF his wheel
and n collision followed. Mr.. Moore was
knocked down and painfully bruised. and
the messenger was thrown several feet
and stunned. Both were able TO go on
their ways in few minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
WILL DE BURIED AT HOME.
The Body of Lieutenant Dunn VIII
lie Brought to America.

Captain J. Morton Dunn, of the Rich
mond Transfer Company, has received
from the War Department letter saying
that the remains Of his brother, Second
Lieutenant Frank Watson Dunn. Of the
Signal Corps, who was recently killed.
would be brought TO this country for In
terment. The department official en-
cl1s ed 4 letter from Captain r. 4. Leigh,
q the Volunteer Signal Corps, which gave
a detailed account OF Lieutenant Dunn's
death. The letter was as follows;
"Second-Lieutenant Frank Watson Dunn
met his death by "A pole pulling out OF
the ground while the wire was being
stretched and striking him upon the head
on March IA, 1889 This sad accident oc-
CURED about fifiy-fOur or lifty-fve miles
west OF Guantanamo. at which place Lieu
tenant Dunn was In charge Of "A construc-
u0n party building a telegraph line to-
ward Baracoa. The injured officer never
regained consciousness. and died at IL rs
A. Nj. on March 10. 1899. The burial was
made near the point Of the accident, and
st my request, I'm accordance with Your
directions. casket and case has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
Westminster League Reception.

The Westminster League of the Hoge-
Memorial church held its regular bust
ness meeting and reception last night in
the spacious parlors OF the league. corner
Nineteenth and Grace streets. After a
short business meeting. I'm which new
officers and several new members were
elected. the president. Mr. Lee, gave a
short talk which was listened to with
interest. This was followed by an ex-
ceedingly interesting programme, con-
sisting of Rotations by Misses Matte
and Lula Carter and Mr. Freeman: also.
several selections from the graphophone.
Every number on the programme seemed
TO be thoroughly enjoyed. and liberal APP
plause was accorded the efforts of the
entertainers. At the conclusion of the
programme refreshments were served.
The entire reception was success. and
reflects great credit on those in charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
THE TENNESSEE OAKS.
Memphis Event Attracts Throng-
May Hampstead the Winner.

MEMPHIS, TENN. April lO-Beautiful
weather and six well-hlled races. in
Guiding the Tennessee oaks, for 3-year
old FLIES. brought out a throng TO Mont
gomery Park to-day. The track was In
good condition. and good time was the
order Of the day.
The Tennessee oaks. at a mile, was the
fourth event on the programme, and FIVE
high-class thoroughbreds elected to start
Headley Il Norton's unbeaten mare, May
Hampstead. was made a decided favorite.
with Freak and Matanza next I'm demand
The talent played the Louisville mare
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
WANTED.

THREE PHYSICIANS SOLICITORS
men experienced in insurance, inyest
ments. or building and loan preferraL
Splendid pay TO tirst-class agents Wfl
good references. Address JOHN NOR
RIS. 100 ChalifOux building. Birmingham
Ala. ap 9-Sun .Tu&ThF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
NJ. T.. CHURCH CONFERENCE.
Washington Next Meefing-Pince
aIso-The valiant Case.

WASHINGTON. April l0.-The Metho-
dish Episcopal Church, South, Conven-
ton here to-day decided to hold next
years conference in this city, the ses-
sions TO begin the first Wednesday OF
next April. The choice was unanimous
though there was some rivalry from Bal
timore. Clifton Forge. and Roanoke.
In the case OF Mr.. J. T. Valiant, the
Committee on Conference Relations re
ported that it had set forth he was only
TO be admitted on trial, but instead he
was given fun action. Had il been known
that he was not ordained. the committee
would not have recommended him. II
was finally decided 10 admit him on trial
for one year.
Ii is said that the appointments will
be announced Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
ASSAULTED by STRIKERS.
4 NOn-Union Laborer Badly Hurt mt
Norfolk

NORFOLK, VA, April lO.--(Special.)-
The first collision that has attended the
strike Of railway laborers on the Norfolk
and Atlantic Terminal Company's line
occurred this evening. Two Of the negro
strikers assailed Alexander Covington. a
non-uniOn employee OF the Tennis Com
struction company, while he was on his
way home. The two unknown strikers
injured Covington quite severely before
the arrival of the squad OF police dis
patched 10 the scene IN n patrol wagon.
The Military Association OF Norfolk to-
night adopted a resolution formally en-
dorsing the scheme OF bringing home the
Fourth Virginia Regiment in a special
train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11

cent The body will be disinterred ana AZ
soon as possible be sent TO the states.
aut Dunn was one Of the mos accom-
pllshed and useful officers OF your corps
lie had great technical skill. was very
familiar with aerial and submarine hnes'
was an accomplished Spanish scno, ,,c
and Ind lived In cuba previous to the
war for a number OF years. lie hiu
devotion 40 duty and n charm OF manlsr
which, with his skill and accomplis,,-
ments. made him an officer excecuinsD
successful In overcoming the many u""-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
Have Interesting Experiences.

An interesting experience for two men
occurred in Fulton sunday evening ABOUT
S.30 o'clock. one was Mr.. James f.
GRADY and the other was a would-be ne
gro burglar. Mr.. Grady found the latter
in his back yard trying TO force win
dow 10 his dwelling. lie struck the big
fellow with his fist. The negro was
knocked down while Mr. Grady has a
very poor supply of skin on his knuckles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
CAUGHT BETWEEN CARS
Ana Crushed To Decentralization I'm
BANKRUPTCY,

'LYNCHBURG, VA. April lO-(speciaI)
John Webb. colored brakeman on the
Norfolk and Western railroad, was crush
ed to death this morning while coupling
cars on the yard in this city.
petition in bankruptcy was to-day
filed in the United States Court from
Sholes Brothers, OF Lynchburg. liabilities
>2.1N5, with creditors In New York. Bal
timore, Philadelphia, Chicago. Indianapo-
lis. aud York, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
MAY DE IN EFFECT NOW.
North CarOIina's Jim-Crow Railway
Car Law.

RALEIGH. n. C.. April l0.-A search of
the captions of the laws passed by the
Legislature fails to discover the supple
mentary bill supposed To have been pass
ed, postponing enforcement OF the jim
Crow car law until June LIST. II II was not
passed. the law Is now in full force and
effect, and any one who rides I'm car
with a negro may complain To the Cor
poration Commission and ask that suit be
brought for recovery OF the penalty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
Tbe "Excursion, POSTPONED.

The entertainment Excursion" which
had been announced to be given at the
rooms Of the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation tonight for the benefit of the
Richmond Young Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. has been postponed 10
Nav 2d. The postponement Is due to
some alterations and improvements be-
ing made in the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
The Riyerdale Club.

The members of the Riverdale Club met
last evening at their rooms. No. 606 Arch
street. after an interval OF two weeks,
i'm which the rooms have undergone
thorough repairs. and had a delightful
entertainment They were entertained
by their mandolin and guitar club and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
ux,u,to>n loan OFFICE

LARGEST AND MOST RELlABLk., d,
2l6. 2lS AND 20 NORTH NlNi'
LIBERAL LOANS ON SATISFACIOh'
SECURITIES ,.,
GREAT BARGAINS IN FORFEIT ~
PLEDGES.
consisting 81 Watches. Diamonds. ieNg
rs. Guns. Pistols. Musical lnstrun' -s'
otc. ap Ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
Second West yirginin Going Home

The Second West Virginia Regiment
will reach here over the Seaboard Air
Line to-day and be transferred 10 the
Chesapeake and Ohio for Charleston. The
regiment was recently mustered out at
Greenyille $. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
W kNTI.D.

TO SELL a COUNTRY STORE. Goo'
stand. Property can be bought or rem.
Thirty-five acres OF land. st0rehous.
dwelling. VIII be sold al hll.t.
Address or apply TO r.. W. GATES x
street city gu I.s-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-(special) Miss
+. Hirsh. s. Hirsh. wife Holland; J. Nc
Comes. Jr., Stuart; l.. L. Thayer, Muir
ray Hill: j. W. Jones, Grand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
Ex-senator Taber Dead.

DENVER, col. April l1.-fion. III. w.
A. Tabor. postmaster of this city. and ex-
United States senator. died at 9:55 to-day,
Of appendicitis, after three days illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11

TO BUY \ FEW SHARES OF FULL
Paid Old Dominion Building and ~
Associations Stock. Address ff
NANCE" Gaze OF Dispatch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11

FURNITURE SALESMAN CAN ORR
tain "A Permanent Situation AT lihor
salary If of good experience. Ansnor
confidential. Address NEW STORE
care OF this office. az o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
.EyCURsIoN- POsTpoxrn

THE "EXcURSION" TO HAVE BEEN
given at the Woman's Christian Associa-
zion tonight has been POSTPONED TO
MAY ~ ap li-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
EOr " cdIinE Presents.

Fine Rockers. samples a, special prices.
are being shown at the Meyer Store. Fou-
shee and Broad
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WANTED.

WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST NAh
ket price for al Squads. in large M
small quantities. GEORGE b. b ~
Second Market. ap lf.
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WANTED

A BOY Is TO IS YEARS OF AGE WHO
wants 10 be apprenticed 20 am rr
will be given a free course Of STUN Q
bright. Address OCULlST, care 0t Nl
OillCn. LII .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

HOLDER OF TICKET 5ii5 TO CALL AI
Broad-Street Pharmacy and get s. BOO u
7. A. MILLER, $40 east Broad street
ap 11-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
" ANTE,D,

AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN. WITH
good education. as Stcn0grapher aI
Typewriter. and for general work Dob I.
busy office Address "HARD WORK.
care DISPATCH. ap ll-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11

With singing by the quartctte. The CLUB
room was beautifully decorated Tor the
occasion Light refreshments were se''-
Cd. The full membership was present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
HI SINI.SS.

WANTED. PARTY WITH hN.
two to three thousand dollars io iHh %
in a New Business. No competiuon
fits from 80 20 30 per cent. VII s'a
the closest investigation. &C." care
ninth D. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
N ANIEn.

a COMPETENT FIRST ENGINEER j.
5-tOn ice plant; one who fully undcrstar
the business. State ability. salary Ella
pected. and testimonials. Address s 4
r., Station 4. ap ll-Tu. Th&>th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
WANTED.

TO EMPLOY A PLUMBER WHO u.s..
derstands making beer coils and putting
up beer-drawing outfits. Call $50. do Cos.
ernor street between 5 and j. O'Clock u.
day, ready for work. ap n-ltf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
WANTED.

CASH REGISTER. WANTED TO REN.
one for two or three months. Secure
given for value. Address CASH REGIS
TER. care Of this office. ap D.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST. ON MAIN BETWEEN EIGHTH
and Fourteenth. ORDER BOOK. with
name Of firm inside. Finder will please
leave at Murphy's. Hotel and receive re-
ward. ap u-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
" tNTF.D.

A GENERAL AGENT. LIFE or An
miral Dewey" and Americas New n.
sessions" Superbly illustrated. Samr
- cents, stamps or coin. Catalogue 'ra
+. TENNYSON NELLY. ia Fifth ar
nue., New York. ap il-Tu. tn. Sa& Suns.
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WANTED.

ALL (MALE AND FEMALE) WHO DE
sire To Teach School next 50 ssiOn o. cog
respond with Professor FRED. MOORE
Principal Of the South Boston Male At-'
DENY. South Boston. Va. NH -2-lm
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WANTED.

PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED
Agents In eveTy 1oSh t 70 secure suos- ~,
the Saturday Evening Post. Good pay l'
good work. We want agents o. Wo,t
thoroughly and with business system %
cover each section with our illustrate.
little booklets and other advertising mat
ter. How well some OF our agents have
succeeded is told in a little booklet w.
would like TO send yOu-p0rtraits of son,
on our best agents. with the st0ry q
hcw they made IL pay. THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Philadellh.a
Pa. la-t3n
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W WANTED.

OPERATORS TO MAKE ALL PARTS
of Shirts. Learners taught. New on
chimes. steam power Steady work
LEWIS FRANK * SONS. Twenty-scc0nl
and Decatur streets, Manchester.
ap lt-Tu&Sunets
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WANTED.
ANTIcD.

TWO EXPERIENCED HANDS ON
Dressmaking. at once Mrs. j. b. AZ
DERSON, 80 west Clay, city. ap il-lr
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w tNTID

LABoRERs FOR WORK IN STONE
Ouarries. Apply AZ Office Of CHARLES
G. SMITH d SON. No. 1926 * stree,
Washington. ID. {. az s-t