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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.
Rev. DIR. Hyde Requests Dissolution
Of His Relations With Third Church.

The East Hanover Presbytery has been
called TO meet on November 7th. at Grace
Street Presbyterian church, in this city.
TO take action on the request Of Or. C. r..
Hyde, ID. D.. for a dissolution of his rela-
lions with the Third Presbyterian church
and his dismission to the First church, of
Fort Worth
Rev A II. Kippan who mas been sup
plying the pulpit of the Third church dl-
ring Mr.. Hyde's absence, will go to Fred
ericksburg in few days TO. act as tenn
porary supply for the Presbyterian church
In ihaf cifV- -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

station. Therefore. Admiral Schiey WIN
be at perfect liberty to go there or any
where else on his station after ne .aHes
command. No order OF the department
is absolutely necessary In such cases.
Respecting the mooted increase OF the
strength Of the South Atlantic Squadron,
the Secretary said that he would no.
hesitate to increase the number OF shlps
on the station II there was necessity TOT
II. so far. however. the necessity mas
not appeared, and. therefore, 1t was NOT
contemplated to have more than 'ne
three vessels-the Chicago. the Mont
gomery. and the Wilmington-on the sta
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
DEWEY TO WED BEFORE LONG.
He Announces His Engagement "a
Mrs. Hazen, of Washington.

WASHINGTON. October SO.-Admiral
Dewey announced to some Of his more in
innate friends tonight the fact of his
engagement to Mrs. W. B. Hazen, of this
city, .,,
mrs I4azen is the widow OF General Ha-
zen. formerly chief signal officer OF the
army who died about ten years ago.
and Is sister Of John r. Mclean. Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor OF Ohio.
Mrs. H9zen has no children. and since
her husbands death has made her home
with. her mother She is a woman OF
large means, about 20 years of age and
POPULAR i'm the best social circles OF Wash
ington. The date for the wedding has
not been fixed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
GRANT FOR HOBART's PLACE.
IL IL Proposed TO Call the Generai
from the Field.
washington Evening starJ

washington Evening STAR
The Republican politicians are canvass
ing the field for vice-presidential can
didate. The understanding is that Vice
President Hobarts health will probably
not admit of his again accepting NOM
nation. and that in making up the tlcket
a new name viii have TO be found: III
Mr. Hobarts health were better II Is
thought there would be no opposition TO
his nomination. as he has made an excep-
tonslly good record in the office and has has
the very high regard Of al the senator's.
II il said. however, that his health does
not improve satisfactorily enough TO en-,
courage the hope that he will feel well
enough TO enter into the campaign, ana II
il thought that he will, when the time
comes. decline To be a candidate. On the
ASSUMPTION that this will be the case.
number of names are being considered
among the men who usually have mucn
10 do with such matters, and 1T Is SAID
that there is a movement on foot In the
interest Of the candidacy OF General RAJ
Fred Grant the idea being 10 nave MIN
called from the field in the Philippines 10
take a place on the ticket with Mckinley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
TWO COACHES OVERTURNED.
Eight Persons Hurt in Wreck With
I'm City Limits.

NEW ORLEANS october SO-spread-
ing rails caused the Memphis express, Of
the Illinois Central road to leave the
track tonight just inside the city limits
and two coaches were overturned The
injured are: DR.. Kiplenger. New Orleans
Miss Mary Stratton, Alexandria; L. A.
Tresclair, Thbodeaux; L. II. Mccall. NC
Call, La; Joseph Giro, Hanson city Fee
Tx Barber. Assumption; Irwin J. Grant
Natchez: c. Hoosam, New orleans
Messrs. Tresclair and Barber were the
most seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
PROTECTION AGAINST OUR CORN.
Cuban Farmers Ask Duty on
Foreign Grain.

HABANA, October 3O.-Governor-Gene-
raj Brooke has received petition, signed
by "A number of Cuban farmers, urging
protection against American corn. The
farmers say they have no money to buy
machinery. but have TO plant by hand
and TO carry their produce on their backs
to market. where they obtain little for H.,
owing to the fact that there Is scarcely
any duty on foreign grain.
The petition goes on TO say that TINS
condition OF things greatly handicaps the
Cubans I'm their attempts 90 recover a
degree of their former prosperity
Incidentally, the farmers protest against
the protective duties on oil, alleging that
these are in force solely to protect one
American refinery. whereas protective
ontv on corn would mean the welfare
of thousands Of small farmers, whose
only source Of revenue is what they make
by growing cora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Man stabs Himself.

Quite an unusual accident occurred az
No i26 north Sixth street yesterday
morning. 4 man attempting 10 cut me
meat with butcher's-knife stabbed hlN-
self I'm the left thigh. DIT Cunulnghau.
Of the City Hospital was called ard
treated the man.
At II. 30 O'Clock yesterday a call WHs
answered from the LocOmotive-W
whore white man had badly cut ll,
knee. He was treated and lcfl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Gas Bursts IA Pipe at the Virginia
Feed Store-CroNvd Gathers.

A terrific explosion occurred at tho Vir-
ginia Feed Store. Sixth and Clay streets,
about l0:i5 yesterday morning
A great crowd gathered at. the scene
quickly. Traffic on the Clay-street car
HE was delayed for awhile. Several po-
. liceman had TO clear the way
The cause of the explosion was found
/ e. be a clogged exhaust g2s-ppe on thu
roof owe the store. IL became closed ~
some manner on SUNDAY. aud when the
gas engine used. 10 rin the mill In ms
store was started yesterday the escaping
gas mad no outlet. 1T accumulated until
I was Of sufficient quantity TO burst the
pire. bits of which we're scattered In ali
directions. Htf
30 one was injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
LAUNCH THE SHU-
BRICK TODAY
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE)

John Bolssieu. c. III. Rylano. 'r'' -
v,aIter 7. croxton. and q. Jeter Jones.
This committee will meet at the Audito-
r,um AZ 7;l5 o'clock on Wednesday eve
ming. 49,, ao,,,,o--
THE coronation address will be denver
cd nv Mr.. Jefferson Wallace, who VIII De
introduced by Hon. Joseph Waiiers'e'h'
Vlce-president of the City Council.
The music for the ball will be furnished
bv the Soldiers Home Band. OF lamp,
ton. numbering thirty pieces. rms pano
will give a concert previous to the open
ing of the ball.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Death OF Miss Bolton.

=. NJ. at the home Of her father, Chris
topher Bolton. at Laurel, Va. IN le
9th year OF her age. She had been 'l
bad health for some time. She was d
in high esteem by all who knew her.
She was an ardent Christian worker and
a member OF Glen Allen Baptist chur b
The funeral took place from the homo ~
her father at o'clock yesterday after
noon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
CAR RUNS INTO A swEEPER.
MIR. w. :. Fox, the Driver, Is Badly
HGrt-Treated and Taken Home.

Quite serious accident occurred at
Seventh and Broad streets. last. night
about 1890 O'Clock |~'..- .'.,
A Traction car struck one Of the eity's
street-sweepers. William S. Fox, the
driver Of the sweeper. was thrown off.
The sweeper passed over him, and il is
wonder that he was not worse hurt.
AS il was, his wrist was sprained and
one Of his kneeoaps wrencued out Of
place. He was treated By DR.. Cunning
ham, en- ameuiance s1rgeen, and taken
home. No. i06 south Cherry street.
o. Thu car rfnotormans was not arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
The Savings BanIcSf Richmond Pur-
chnscs n NaIn-street building

cbascs n NnIn-Street Building
The Savings Bank of Richmond. one OF
The moss Prosperous and progressive Of
the financial .titutions Of this city. has
| turhased No lnteas, Main street. and
will move to tAe new tuarters about April
st. h5a lF0 on "A Tl sSas HI '"'
mo m,sinesI Hot this bank has out
., OWE ~ ssssaSas smodations, and
he haifos6p ne i.p1 1iss' joining the Lex,
ington IIot.ISoslfra 3eT5csy opposite 'he
pi s st.ces fis: SlA hsen secured at
nrivatess &; Z. Shes5st5fns floor will be
remodeJled. yhdsflt(edSw VI she most med
orn 81, j Siih.tanti;ff eaAk furniture.
4 ssj1g.tiiTi NC Sjstas in 4iew OF the
cont M, AZ IA ferItosafsisste fact that the
SAVING; Bafis. 81 Risapona was organ
ize,ls iir.ta q Sv6J n eAts$asoa ~ the same
lHif &. .%sicb II his dfcbased. It
! .; 3. :, bep,i he otiice ofsSEssgs. Warren &
C1af3Ss and. She sate SSssR. QuArles was
onis az ne oJiginal dfreotil ~ The bank.
,JSiy,.fs sin,r. rs org All ya1as.l, backed as
F. bas be.qi bv ls,rslss tYg0IrS:e s and other
Iandisatipns OF prsspsltisfs and solidity. 1t
has n. etIi al l:;s!se sbitipess that has
Inicfseasegfa. In volume sshsby year. That
.muSR.44 ITS XcdglaritsSss due to its repre-
isent.t ife. sdiisciGha ter and the READY as
sasfafee sdE t3s sjs.c Ehblders& not TO be
ioutrea es4sce RS yerns are numbered
hv rhG ;tf5sts.i&sss :silda the lessons oil
economy asdi tliIls{ q ut such institutions
teaob b.ye net btSli&s tarcwn away In TINS
nstance 'fl
pTefgf. P;ste,ss0nsa prominent lopac-
otmanu9sasirer w9sih FIRST president
afk hty Aas5sbeeii @fe-elected each year
since Tx Reorganization Mr.. l.. u. Aerris'
wh6 is Tpror1inently identified with the
wholesaI. 'sns Business. has served as
the, banks yce president for the same
time B.fh !.f these gentlemen have as
played,nioss excellent qualifications Tor
their respectiw stations, and under them
the bank. ffas continued TO make substan-
tial advfncess q
lu. James y. Ball has been with the
bank fct a number of years as It's cash
Ter. HIS UNIFORM courtesy and his spien-
ala business aty have added not a
little to the suctess of the institution
The directors are all prominent men In
the business community. They are: \. D.
Hargrov.ss H. Theodore 'Ellyson, 9. g.
valentine. fFritss Sitterding. II. seijon
TAYLOR. George L. Christian W. II. I'm
norman. John Nssl;erdon. B. Alsop, O.
o. Owens. and Philip Whitlock. All .hese
directors have BEEN with the BANK since
It's organization. %
The bank has a veryshandsome surplus
and if IS expected that the present move
will tend to strengthen its hands anl in
crease its clientele. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
''A & AZ. ls,.ctlHiIiiEYls. onDERs..
No, Change cone ippIatel---soptiisAf.
rtc,n d sch, 4 vs. iIatItwfak,i Anyhot<:'

!, AVA S{ifNl T6i s \, Ovtg tsrs .5os seorytari
a.cii,; lay said ifp :iiai' dfd. .iics ~cyh;
S. n m,g de q miskirg ats, chahss lin Adufr,1
os clles s, 6ssa ers ~ III they. are non rug,
,fr5gss q desssto1 40 isekefso6n,panrl
~ 1fts: Shjs Ia ffantfc sSlatlois. THE Az.
Vim be, & efhiie y'hxes .wher'it isrkifoiwsii
I xartly t:hdxe iyohstsG .cHica g6. VIII I've
Iassay fSr5sea,> ..S6chins: hds bstii .aecidcd
~ :fn4 ssstaaItihe ptSas 10 ,hie dssatc.h;oi
E}iS Dor Ssrofe ''wefshipS 80 lsogk Africa.
ss-eers tdrF sonE,t6iittd ou9 ,hsE .ihst.sac-
q III Dc IhssworE d.fF' within lthe seographi>.
Enslg.; hSaIsiss ,'of che. ..sda,h !, A1antic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
SPANISH PRISONERS IN BAD WAY.
Msitreated by the Fiitbinos-AmcrI-
can Prisoners Well Treated. .

MANILA. October D.--lO:S5 p. M-The
Spanish Commission. which entered the
insurgent lines a month ago with money
10 relieve the wants OF several thousand
military and civil Spanish prisoners. re-
turned 10 Angeles to-day The commits
sioners report that they spent most of
the tims In Tarlac and the vicinity. where
there are some 200 sick Spaniards In thC
hospital The Fihpinos illtreat and m
feed them, refusing 20 surrender them
or the other Spanish prisoners in The
hope Of compelling Spain 20 recognize
the independence Of the islands.
From Tarlac TO Bsmban. about two
thirds OF the way. the cor missioners ira
yelled by train on the Manila.Dagupa. I,
railway. The remainder OF the tourney
from Bapban TO Angeles they made on
foot. escorted by handsomely mm,nted
Filipino caSalry. They were received no
tween the outposts by member OF Gene
raj MacArthur's stan. and were brought
by train 20 Manila
THE AMERICANS.
There are fourteen American prisoners
they say at Tarlae. all Of whom are wen
Treated. Lieutenant Gilmore, OF the
United States gunboat Yorktown. who
Tell into the hands Of The Insurgents al
Raier. on the east coast Of Luzon. last
Aprii. where the Yorktown had gone on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
BALANCE ENTERS CABANATUAN.
Bates to he Governor of Mohamme-
dan .Isiands-Crnntt To Succeed Him.

% MANILA, october 3l.--s5O A. M.-Major
Balances ba talon OF the Twenty-se-
cond Infantry entered Cabanatuan yes
teiliay morning. meeting with no resist
ance. The natives welcomed the Ameri-
cans. shouting "Viva log Americanos."
Tho. ipsurgent troops had fed TO the
mountain.
q General Bates will be appointed Mill
tafv Governor of the Mohammedan Is
"a ndss with headquarters at Jolo. until
Zanhoahg /. is occupied.
-: General Fred. Grant will command Gen
sral' Bates brigade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
First yice-President of Plant system

SAVANNAH GA. o ,s sIar @' .ysTeT5
III afternoon confirmed the report sent
from fr7 louisville. KY. last might, that
Stuart r Knott. formerly Of the Louis
ville and Nashville road had been ap-
pointed first vice-president OF the Plant
NJ Knott will have his headquarters In
this civ and VIII be directly in charge
- ne management Of the physical side
Of he property President irwin devotins
himself chiefly 20 tns n mn SSS 0oo ner
Mr.. Knots salary VIII De F-OV'V per
wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Jeve,t Negro Indignation Meeting.

BOSTON, october 5O.-At a negro mug
nation meeting. held I'm St Paurs church
tonight by the Lillian Clayton Jewett
League. Miss Jewett read letter from
Mrs. Annie Nolan. of Delta, s. c., stating
that her husband, Rev. John II. Nolan
pastor Of the Methodist church at that
place. had been lynched for forming a
Jewett Anti-Lynching League in Delta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
o., s,,,.n.r p,rrea by Quarantine

SAVANNAH GA, October She ga
vonnab Quarantine Board to-day refuse
~ liz otis skinner. the actor, 10 come
here and play tomorrow night. because u,
he has been i'm New orleans during lhe
mast ten DAYS. and also refused 10 Perinle
II c. Stubs director Of the Lonlsl'lha
Exnoriment station. TO come SKINNER
an9 his companions offered 10 come with
out scenery or baggage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
MYSTERIOUS DEATHS IN CHILE.
Two'Pubiic officials Believed 10 Have
> Killed Each Other.

VALPARAISO. october 3o.-The sudden
death last week OF Senior Ramon Garcia.
.dLyector general OF railways. and OF SEN
r8r Gregorlo Pinochet. Minister Of Indus
,trysand Public Works, under mysterious
conditions. caused a great sensation. In
both casessthe medical authorities certi-
hed that death was due TO pneumonia.
n is rumored however. that both sue
'curpbed 10 wounds received In a duel with
saor.is. conducted IN the most barbarous
fashion. neither having any knowledge OF
.fenci,Pg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Baby Drowned I'm n TUB.

The small daughter 'of MIR Charles
Tinsley. who lives near Greenwood
church. Henrico county. was drowned in
a rub OF water last saturday evening
The child. which is only i Months old
sumed that she cverbahnded herself and
Eel into the watef. The funeral took plate
Yesterday afternoon. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
MIL Operatives Ask wage-Increase

rAIL RIvER. MASS, Qctober sy--I Ils
mill operatives Of Fan River. tnroush
e w dav asked for an increase OF lO per
CO., in in wages. to take effect November
,s,h The manufacturers through the
llo-an,ittee replied thSt they had no pow
or 70 grant the increase asked. nut wogld
,ton for instructions. The conference
,as,od three hours and the proceedings
wsre harmonious and the discussion full
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Two Horses shocked.

Two horses Mere, showed AT Sexerf1
ano Grace STREETS Yesterday mornipg
The first one belonged o.Mr. ~ W. Il we,
tn shaft Of his buggy WI s broken. The
nor, e was thrown 10 the sr0upd "a 81
Nj. II. #. WiIkersoD. owned the othtt
horse. This time no damage was donek 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Patent Issued.

Robert p. ,schilling. OF Norfolk. former
ly 81 Richmond. has received patents for
pneumatic ram Tor me,alhc packing and
for applying packing TO locomotive en-
gtnes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
co,,on-uiII. to Double Capacity.

m .RERTON. GA, October j0.-The
pearl Cotton-Mills. at this place. have
decided to double their capacity The
machinery has been contracted FOR. and
viii be put I'm az soon a. the necessary
arrangements at the mills can De meoe. l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Tried TO Escape,

negro prisopor fsor thes Police Corr
~ 10 escape Yesterday mornlngS y II y
b,ole from the life on the wisyt.tQ; o.
van. when was 70 lake Him To- jail. 4 Mr.
Wip Toer. who was near, e augbt hibfF
ncwevsr. and eonaucfed himEtos tHeSv Kick
Ma = I A.. -s,ir <.S.ri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Meeting af.;shiner...

There was very large mtetfhg, of{sAf.
ca Temple, Mobiles OF the MystIs%Shrine.
last night The evening 'wa$, IlAati' ~ ,
trefnely enjoyable by the pyesefe5s 90 s.
number OF visiting shrinsrs fteg. this anil
other States. = syE& =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
ye,,o,y-Feyer Repors.

NEW ORLEANS. October S0.-,rhe
Board OF Health's report. covering SUN
Gay and Monday. shows four new cases
and one death from yellow-fever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

distributed something like 100000 y0grr
FISH. The varieties distributed are prr-
cipally rainbow trout. black bass ana
Dream. lie goes from here % Chaua-
noOga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Another Kind.


ITVWFITNT y F'FTNNEVT
,,,ss shlpman. The failure Of the sham
~ "a win the Americas Cup must have
se.r a heavy blow 70 Sir Thomas Upton,
MIR Newsalt: Well, didn't he pray ~ =
heavy blow q whole week before the ars'
raceg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

NEW YORK. october S0-sSps Sial ~
& C.srdsn Marlborough. T. WhtiOck
Ecnwan. j. Vaughan. Jr. Imperial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
THE oOO-PoINT BILLIARD MATCH.
sIosson OutpIays schaefer - 800
Points Against 49,.

NEW YORK, October 30.-The hrst
nights play in the 9oO-pont cushion
carom billiard match between Slosson
and Schaefsr tonight resulted in an easy
yistory for Slosson, Schaefer being out
played by 300 points against 1S5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

MACON, GA. October 3O-Mr @.
Brown. in charge OF hsh-commission
car. is In ths city. He winds up here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
How. int. may :.hesih,..

!: ~ .s.6'tiOsksh.s morning a, ;hIgh. ni9;ritA.
xe4t sylu1'. wass ,blp%LiS, add. tee Sky
: sioaasfit to ihky task,ess. There sas'afy
"a dft*le Of rain, - II. -. =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
HoteE LIGHTED. AT $50.

PATTERSON, n j.. october s3f,-2:3o A.
Mine house Of President Hobart.
able rosri,,,n Of fhe. night IS noS' liehfsd
up from the top. neer ia The. basement,
Policemen are on gpard in front. of the
residence and everything .points':t,ssome
serions condition in the. sick charbsr,.:
NO CHANGE, THE ;poCToB SAYS :.
(. PATERSON, n. JsrOciohSr 'Sl;ZS.i6 a..
nj f4Dr. Newton has Just. left ,ticeSRresi-
dent Hebarts house and gone to his own
.4esidence half block away. :. He 4was
very reteent IS 10 .fhe, condiei6i of. tie
Wee resident but .ssdd that the .frfrfepi
was sun sleeping. and, :tE-st there had
, been nd change IN mis-: CONDITION.: - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
JJNFAvoRABLH INDICATION

NEW YORK, october Sf.-Word reaches
here from Paterson ithat'at loo A. NJ, Or.
Newton. his wife, and Hobart A: :TuttIe
were summoned to the res1dpnce 6f Vice.,
President Hobart No word 'comes from
the SICK chamber but the. surnmonins OF
those persons IS not regarded as .a.fayor-
able ud,cation. 81 q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
WILL HAVE NEW QUARTERS.

will remain while their creoen'i'ls
being examined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
\nIIt * nos AK0

>U>y WORK AND HONDURAS HoSAH'"
MINING CO.. No. ~ BroadwaH, ,
New York. Feb. q lN}"'
dividend 40. 81
ry,r1F TRUSTEES Of the Company have this
a. 1oo,s,As dividend % ten cents per share on it,
1917 s,ock payahle February goth. 1890 oo.
lf@"sl-' = JACODy. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
9usIrncilon

MISS cONKLIN.
STE%OGR ApIY AN0 TvPEWPlTING
Instruction with acua once tee and thorough prcps
ration Tor FIRST class positions. Application II 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
For Bows md Young Men-Country.

I,AiRFIFLD ACADEMIA Home School ror Boy. ~
l. hsalhfll thorough. Individual attention
! RANCis u BREWER A NJ. Prin. Farhed. Conn
yTTDSO.S RfVEE Ml.iTAPl ACADEMY, Syack. "
IL Y-Tar-e, steam heated for each boy Horses
I'D rones for riding drll and artillery practice.
NrAPLFW OOD. CONCOPDVIlIE. Pa-Successful
VI school me ~ the infuse with energy wake
- roys - du ~ life: prepared business or college
s2fs under ~ years s20i L1cation beautiful elevated
healthy: no tobacco. ). Shortlidse Yale A. NJ. Prn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
HELP WANTED.

z>N>NN~%~r~Nr~ ~~~~~~sNrN~v~>S>>>><
AGENTS MANTBD.--Ne want an agent
An every town 10 secure subscribers 70 / n y
LADIES' HOMD JOURNAL. 20 look after
renewals and distribute Advertising matter
We ofyer profitable employment for tho
winter, also special rewards for good work.
81 600 vii. be given 10 the agent send.n
he largest list W 10 April Is next; $500
10 the next best worker. and so on-dls-
trlbutlng xll. 800 among 500 best agents
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