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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-02

eain ana hold the vacant nulpitH.
Thc men whose departures have
made these vacancies are " we'll
known and recognised ability they
are men known not only % their cen-
grcgntions and the city. hui az we'll
o. the country.
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Nothing bette for AIssta. timber. country
oyefeeAL t7B. dyed black, t3p9 Gen.
Niles storm and cD1 weather hood coats.
~ a. Array blsrk suol hats. tie. Rubber
bisnkets.gie NAVY undrtsbirts and drawers.
o. a. each. blankets q % and up. ooysrn-
Ment tents, PAS. E.uQ. uFefshtffs. %
kirk III First Avenue
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We have nice corner. s0xlO0. fenced, on
Third avenue line, near University ON
which will build cottage costing $3.50 10
your own plans, aud sell whole for $500;
cash $50, and monthly payments loss than
rent; low interest; also same arrangements
on cheaper lot. alNiOl, Harrison Heights
add, Latona Nelson Macpherson 4 Co.
429 New York block.
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J. A. KELLOGG, 1ps Bailey Building
SCOTT q McSENr, $751; Bailey Building.
kkEs i. DANIELS. 30 New York Block
CHARLES n. ENoS il4 James street
MILO A. ROOT. io-is koxweli building.
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STEAMER state Of Washington
leaves Y.sier wharf a. a. IA. sun
hay Round trip % cents
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An Epidemic Of Rabies.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. June "A
mad dog epidemic exists at Pratt.
in this county. a bull dog attacked
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Wanted Wits railroad iefafeFs Tor Tin.
VIA, east 81 mon uiAius. hFaaf Northern T.
" Foley Bros s fsarsanE= res Hars team.
sfrfs Ffa iefe roe / men NhHss. g. lrce pas.
chip today rm. crawford. ~ = Main q.
essl-oii clothing. n Taylor. starr boyd tls
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Sc Hanson tatare Farehssing a sewing
machine lev good secondhand ma
chimes for sale reasonable. @iS Columbia
strcct. opposite fostosfice-
Wanted 10 buy old gold aud silver. ".
Hensci. manir iewcier, D Hinckley block.
Every lady attending our sale viii posis
lively receive handsome present al sd-
1uurntncni Of sriai every article going to
the highest bidder vis bout limit OF reserve.
preparatory t. clearing out our stock 20
make room fot = iArEs new line Sales daily
at 30 and : =. m. q. W. CormAek 4 Co,
las second avspue.
White Is King q ali sewing machines.
sold ~ - u. Noris iauf Sccond ave pioneer
dealer IN sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies. Telephone fikei&s.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

James Boutwell, Mortgage Loans, Fire In
surAnce 4 surety Bonds = Boston Blk: Tel
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HOTEL BRONSON. sh First avenue
Good elevator! rooms single or On suite:
low rates. Dell Crane, Manager,
II YOU wish n room or anticipate a change
try The Rochester Hotel Pike and second;
good room 81 per week nicely furnished
outside rooms g 70 q transeients CSC and
oe frye baths electric lights.
HOTEL YORK, tirst Avenue aud Pike
first class rooms aud board Al q per week
HOTEL Colby. cor. Thint and Cherry;
nrxtelass room aud board s. week and mp.
eLENN OOD HOUSE. lie south Fifth.
Single rooms 81, 81 50 aud . per week.
TNE VICTORIA, ls0a First ave elegant
furnished rooms, e. and s. n week; suites
with bath, etc. q. g stark, proprietor.
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AucrIo>rrRs.

l. Zcmansky. general auetioneer; sales
made Ia any part Of the city or state; real
estate, live stock. express sales, freight
sales. bankrupt stock Of me rchandise-all
goods IN general, ISIS Third avenue
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CLOTHES CLEANING.


seattle Clothes Pressing Co. keep yoaf
clothes in shape for VI .5oper month ayelng.
cleaning. repairing iOs 80 sv. Tsl. Baa Ioot
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kara Drag 10. rtfth aud PIKE.
rs.setiFtion tsseialisss Phone Pike :
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MILLINERY.

Best and only thorough Dancing school /,
city. day and evening. sth and Columbia.
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TAIioIxs.


Linsay's homemade bread, cakes and
pastry best In the city, li06 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-02

II ~ ncpew Dentist specialist in Crowr
and bridge work t24 burke Bnildiug
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.rtfNpS.

The seattle Junk Co. pays lowest prices
but square business. All kinds Of waste
paper bought and old newspapers sold. No
No. liia.
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Lot. spsia Zee, In Ps.,r', Orchard Asa
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uornis A>p runNlsllhp ROOMS

Mrs. Hansen. corner Fourth and Pima
Latest spring styles Lowest prices.
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fiI5 a. ~. xla Fort TownHend aud
Victoria. Juno 8. D. i3. T.. 20. y. July
8. 6. -. ~. ~. g. August 2, and every
nfIh nHu InnrnLlI.T-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-02

Nua Home Swing MAehfnan Best and
cheapest mse hlne made. folf on easy paY-
mrnfs. ofi4ra next door to postoffIcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-02

Tho Pacific Tailoring Co. best SIS, SIS
and so suits made in the city. nyeing,
Cleaning, Repairing. us Third avenue.
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FOR ALASKA

Leave saatti. % ..
Cottage cry. May ~. %. July ~.
-. CITY ~ Topeka. June o. a. July D.
a. Odznbh. June 10: AK. June I.
July I. ~. August g. and every nfih
day thereafter
For further Information. obtain
folder.
Tho company reserves the right
60 change. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing date and hours 81
sailing
!. +. THOwHRfDGE.
Puget Sd 8upt. Ocean Tx. seattle.
Up town ticket office. cis First nv.,
seattle. Gaodali. Perkins a Co, Gen.
Agents. san Francisco.
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SEWING MACHINES.

kubirsr Type. sluminum and enamel
letters for signs aud hunsr u8mbers. Ghss.
Weston. so Yeslsr Way. Phone Black i1l1
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ABSTRACT or TITLE.

Cat of clothing trunks and YAilscs bong
Al no second ave Phone BED lisa.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Tor san Francisco

The company'n
elegant Hieaunhipa
omeB. Walla Nalla
and umatliia leave
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Leave SAN FRANCISCO For

Seattle 10 "a. M. vin Victoria ana IT.
Townsend June 2. 10. u. 20. 90. &c.
July &. 30 ne. 70. -. 20. August I. ana
every hfth day thereafter
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ARcHIrECrs
no uoMrsEEkrns

T. ". HouGHroN. Architect. IA. ans, aid
aud AZ Collins block.
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ArroRSrYs-aT-Law.

seaiiie Abstract Co. sis New Yort Blocs
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
GazeweII DruQ Co
Tho Name ..Tennessee."

Probably few people today know that
the original name of the State OF Tenn
csse was Franklin, or that in 1888 the
salaries of the officers of this common
wealth were paid in pclts, but the fol-
ing ls n correct copy OF the law:
"lic it cnucted by the general assembly
oil the state OF Franklin and it is Hereby
enacted by authority of the same: That
from and inter the first day Of January,
lTSS, the salaries of this commonwealth
be rs follows, to wit:
Ills excelIency, the governor, per an
mum, 100 deer skins.
His honor, tho chief Justice, 500 deer
skins.
"Thc secretary to his cxcellency, tho
governor, 500 rnccoon skins.
County clerk. 400 beaver skins.
"ClerlS OF the house OF commons, 200
raccaon skins.
Members of the assembly, per diem,
three raccoon skins.
".Iustice's fee for serving n warrant,
ono mink skim
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
Washington's Pardner.

The Bristol Tribune says: The
Walker Investigation goes merrily
on. Yesterday Walker had negro
witness on the stand who swore that
he was 125 years old; that ho came
from eastern Virginia: aud that he
had played marbles many day with
General Geo. Washington. He fur
ther swears that General Washing
ton could stand on Il ''taw" line and
knock the middle man out almost
every crack.
This is fair sample of thc intel.
ligence aud character of a good many
OF Walkers witpe sHs and it is about
as applicable testimony as any be has
gotten.--Lynchburg News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
Journalism in Georgia.

We want the news. If your wife
whips you let us know it, aud we
will put you right before the world
If you have company, tell us-if you
are not ashamed of your visitor. II
you have party or gathering of any
kind, bring around the cake, seven
or eight pies and side of ham-not
necessarily to eat, bat to show your
friendship and appreciation. You
needn't mind inviting us, as it may
be too cool Tor our wardrobe. We
wan the news--that's all.-Ex.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17

Sam Jones and Bryan.
(Staunton Spcctato,.)

TO the Spectator:
i notice in your editorial columns
of the 9Th TINT the Nev. sam. p.
Jones has been criticizing William
j, Bryan on account of his not being
rich. stating substantially that
"Bryan only pays SS taxes. Now a
fellow who cant manage his own ar
fairs any better than thai hasn't
any business fooling with the 1inan,
ces of the nation" We do not
know for whom MIR. Jones voted.
He says he did not vote for BRYAN.
Possibly he til rev his vote away on
lowering, but il he voted for Mr..
Mckinley he voted for u man whose
affairs had not been sue
cessfu!ly managed by himself, and
who paid, just before he was elected
no taxes at all, because he had failed
IN business and owned no property.
But if he voted for General John Nj.
Palmer, he voted foI n man whose
financial affairs have gone so TO rack
that he is knocking at the doors Of
Congress for pension.
ONE OF THE poor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
So much misery and so many deaths have

So omuch misery and so many deaths have
been caused by the Grip, that every on
should know whit wonderful remedy
Vor this malady is found in DR.. King
New Discovery. That ditressing stub
born cough, inflames your throt, robs
you of sleep, wcakens YOU: system and
paves the way for cODsump tion is quickly
stopped by this matchless cure. If you
have chi1ls and fever. pain in the back of
the head, soreness in bones and mucles.
soIe throat and that cou5h that grips your
threat like vice you need DR.. Kings
New Discovery to cure your grip, and
prevent pneumonia or Consumdtion.
Price 30 cts and sl.OO. Money back II not
cured. A trial bottle free at }. E. Jacksons
Drug Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
Why Choke to Death.

Editor Washington Post-In last
Sundays issue case of choking was
reported, and it was stated that ''tho
man died before assistance could
reach him Whenever case OF
choking to death is published nj.
ways rndeavor through the same
source to let it be known that there
is simple, safe, and sure remedy,
winch waS never known to fail when
t'iod. The remedy is simply this,
to at once reverse tho upright por
ton OF tho body in some way by
turning tho head down, with the
body elevated. In this way relief
will be instantaneous. a child can
be taken up bodily and reversed, and
a grown person can be placed
across chair or table, with head
to the floor, and relief will be had at
once. This quick relief may be caus.
ed by the stomach pressing on the
lungs and forcing tho air out, and
The obstruction with it. Any reliev.
cd by this treatment will please no
tiy me. A number of grateful let
ters have already been received from
parties who have successfully used
this remedy in saving the lives of
loved ones, and not single case of
ia'l"ro have over been reported or
known. A j. Rowr, Mayor.
Freedricksburg, Va, Jan. 30.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
Royalty from tho Olive. y

The door of the waiting room
swung ajar and Lily Dixon stepped
forth with the regal bearing of a
queen ofthe "dive.' She paused
majestically on the threshold and
whistled soft, mullled whistle.
"Say. come on here" what's all
that by-play about?"
"I'm waiting fur me dog,o lisped
the "queen of the dive" and as she
lisped a small shaggy cur twisted
himself toward with bark and q
riggle.
"Been in fight with your sister
Mary Jane," said the recorder to
Lily, "and I'll bet it wax about tha,
Fl CO.;
"Oh, no." the queen replied with
a coquettish shake of her In h,
head, yer wrongs de dog, Jedge An
Andy, yer sure wrongs dc dog. Da
sister oh mine fout rne bekase sht
am de best man ob de teo. She
frowed me inter de wash pot IN,
souze me onder de soapsuds."
81 am going to send yon to tn,
stockade for three weeks sal
Judge Andy, "for the rowyon raise,
| in the streets.n
The "queen of the dive" sale,
stc'S to the waiting room. Sh
paused, waved at hunchhack w,
man in the audience and called on
"oh, Sophrania. please take m
little dog home wild you aud tell d
church society whar dere sister Liz
lam at."-Atlanta Constitution,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
Good Little Farms.

56 acres, miles from Tazewell,
good orchards house &c. Cheap at
$4,000.
75 acres 5 miles from town. good
house-wboat crop on place. Cheap
at 1850.
93 acres, 4 miles from town, two
log houses, well timbered and
watered. Cheap at 5000
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
BUCISLENs' ARNICA SALvE

BUCKLENS' ARNICA SALVE
THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfact-
on. or money refunded. Price %
Sold by Jno. e. Jackson, druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17

The late Col. N. G. Taylor of East
tennessee was the father of ex Gov
ernor "Bob" and Congressman A. A.
Taylor. One of tho other has held
Office all the time for fifty years. 1t
is said that after tho civil war Col.
Taylor called his boys together and
held out his hat. young men,v
said he, "thero are three beans in
that hat7-black, white and striped,
We can have one of the family in
Office all the time by proper distri.
button of our politics. Draw" Bob
got the white bean and was set aside
as the Democrat. Alf got the black
bean and had to be the Republican,
The striped bean was left for papa
and he lived and died IA populist.-
Southwest Virginian.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
How to cure
T Hi: GRIP
In 0ne light.

Take hot foot bath and drink
one cup full of hot jinger tea; then
take one teaspoon full of Ian
DON'S OZO EXPECTORANT.
Go to bed and cover up warmly,
and get up the next morning
sound and well.
The after effects of La Grippe,
such rs tightness of the chest,
hoarseness, and dry coughing, are
also entirely removed by the use
of LANDON'S OZO EXPECTO.
RANT According to directios. .OZO
EXPEOTORANT is good alike
for young and old. If you doubt
the virtue of OZO EXPECTO-
RANT, ask those who have tried
1T, or get sample free. and try it
ior yourself. "A large bottle 25c.
1azeweIl Drug Co.
F. p. lANDoN, PHI, g.,
g
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
Saddles and Harness
of all STYLES and make.

of all styles and make.
Br' dies, HaIlers, Back Bands,
W y ps, Lashes, Saddlc-pocllets,
lege MS, Lap Robes, Saddle
Blai lets, Horse Blankets, Horse
Col ars, Collar Pads, Gig Pads,
etc. You will find most any
thing you need in riding or
driving at my place and at
right prices. / guarantee every
thing to be just as represented.
Your trade earnestly solicited.
Yours truly
w. l. DR d. ER
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17

That modern SEQ rer, ,ne Grip, roi,n''
.hc air With Its fatal Efr $, sat hat 'n
home is safe .froI IN its ravages
"a uuiiitu'cs have fo 'h,4 u suc protec
: ''' a-1l">. this danger 10. maady in DIR
-s'i,r's NV Discovery. when you feel Il
8 'n'tr'.- in oat homes and muscles, hay
81 si.- ,ni .,tyr with ior. Throat, pain
,"'r- A S:obbo.i cou gjl ,4ii nay know
rp e' ;sia. aud you kuaa
4" HH tN r-c,y .--. L. pt
''i %. .pttc. ig h. i, C.. ;geintla:ned
'f''r sou ,ne III e's' .a..tnf and
gg I'd e'aS "' tile
i;"' .ssr. as 4 sl9o annrey
III i'iressp. J tria! ,S'o;tle 1vee At
!. Il. Jaci,on'', ppe store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
THE AHE4RN BILL SIGNED.
TEACHERS APPLAUD THE OFFICIAL AP-
PROVAL OF THE BILL To INCREASE
THEIR SALARIES

Mayor Van Wyck yesterday signed the Ahearn
bill for the Increase Of teachers salaries The
Mayor announced TO two hundred teachers what
he was going TO do and. in spite OF a promise that
no demonstra ton would be made. the teachers up
roarousy appauded. and continued their demon
straton in the corridors OF the City Hall afterward
The hearing on the bill set down for II
O'Clock but before the hour arrived the Mayors
Office was crowded TO the doors with teachers
men and women. Several members Of the Board Of
Education. including President Little, were present
All were in favor Of the bill.
Dr. ". l.. Ettinger. president OF the Teachers AS
ISOLATION said the bill as passed would settle the
injustice which had been done TO the teachers and
put an end the uncertainty Of the last three
years when as many as score Of salary schedules
had been adopted but the salaries always remained
the same
Mrs. Johanna Hill also spoke in favor OF the bill
Senator Ahearn attempted TO speak. but the Mayor
said: Il will hear from the teachers. You have
done your work in Albany" Superintendent John
~ n5ublic servants President little ~ the Rosrd
Of Educa ton said that the School Commissioners
had put themselves record opposed TO the
original Ahearn bill which recognized only length
of service in the making OF promotions Since then
the bill had been amended so that merit was recog-
nzed. and now. as far as he knew the Board had
How much does this increase the teachers sala-
ries ?? asked .ed The he Mayor A. ,..,o .o
$50 apiece for ten thousand teachers" said the
Mayor.
Commissioner Pardine. of Richmond had expressed
their approval OF the bill. the Mayor said Il will
Use not to make demonstration"
y promise for all here. d" said Mrs; Hnl.
Il will sign the bill and send il 10 the Governor
The teachers Immediately broke into thunderous
~ ought to sue for breach Of promise" said the
Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
ARRESTED OFFICER TRIES TO RESIGN
CAPTAIN YOUNG APPOINTED PRESIDENT OF
DELINQUENCY COURT.

In general orders issued from the headquarters
OF the 9Th Regiment Colonel Morris has been re-
leved from duty president Of the delinquency
court and Captain Warren 5. Young has been APP
pointed in his place.
Officers ordered to assemble the armory
and report TO the commanding officer in fatigue
uniform on the evening Of April q, at o'clock.
Non-commissioned officers will report the even
ing Of April Is in fatigue uniform for theoretical
instruction.
The 9Th Regiment is rarely without its little
trouble and the OF Lieutenant Bryde who
signed while under military arrest. furnishes the
material at the present time. An officer OF the
same regiment Lieutenant Graf. allowed 20
resign under similar circumstances. although Cen
era Butt says that the case has not yet been dis
posed OF Lieutenant Bryde quotes II as precedent.
and asks General Roe TO accept his resignation
An election will be held in Company to-mor
row evening for captain. vice Morris. promoted.
There is but candidate IN the field. First Lieu
tenant John J. Byrne who has been a member u
the regiment since January. 1870. and first lieu
tenant Of his company since July 1894. He went
TO the front with the 9th Regiment. and received
a captains commission In August 1895
The annual inspection and muster Of the regi-
ment showed 524 officers and men present out OF
total OF 600 Captain W. Wicock's company had
the present. and Captains O'ConnOr and
Tompkins paraded 100 per cent. The following are
the official figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
Present -- -Absent--
Officer. Mon Oncers- Men- Tnfa
FRIGHTENED BY EXPLODING GAS.
WINDOWS BLOWN OFT OF \ vANDAM-sT. Hot
BIT NO ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED.


An explosion Of gas which blew out windows,
overturned furniture shook pictures from the wall
and threw from their chairs occurred
1890 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the two
story. od-fashioned brick dwelllng-house No. %
Vandam-st.
This house Is the property OF Mrs. Celia Nc
Gowan. few days ago she leased the second
story 10 Mrs Augusta Heire. who occupies II with
her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs Lynn. There
are three rooms the second story OF the house,
a front room. a middle dark and a rear
room. Men from the Consolidated Gas Company
busy yesterday afternoon fixing the meter and
pipes OF the house. one Of the men was In the
dark room. Mrs. Herie In the rear room.
eating dinner with her mother
Suddenly there came tremendous explosion. The
house was violently shaken: all the windows on
the second floor and attic blown out pictures
were thrown from the walls and Mrs Herle and
Mrs. Lynn were thrown from their seats TO the
floor.
Mrs MCGOWAN. hearing the explosion thought
that the house was caving in. She out terri
fed with her eighteen-months-old child In her
Three hremen from Engine Company No 30. who
were passing the house at the time. rushed
luckily there no fire
The report heard for several blocks and a
great crowd gathered The who fixing
the gaspipe on the second floor and who the
cause OF the explosion was slightly cut over the
nose. but otherwise unnjured He had the pres
ence OF mind 10 shut of the gas Immediately after
the explosion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
vI0LINs. GUITARs, MAND0LINs
AND BANJO9.

THEODORE LoHR. 2ss Grand-st--Zlth-
ers mandolins and guitars, also music
for the same: catalogue mailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
AN AUXILIARY TO JAMES MONROE POST.

meeting OF women for the purpose OF organic
ing ar auxiliary 20 James Monroe Post No 6OI
Grand Army OF the Republic took place at the
Hotel Beresford on Thursday afternoon. The OBJ
ject OF the organization is TO assist needy and
destitute wards OF the Grand Army and 'to ex-
tend help 10 those who have taken up arms In de-
fence OF the country. The institutng officer was
Mrs John Pentreath. daughter OF Past Depart
ment Commander Shots. She assisted by
Miss Mitchell. Of Yonkers. Mrs. Pentreath ex-
pained the work which will be required OF the
merbers in an Interesting way. and then installed
~ foIlov,ing officers. President Mrs. Albert r
scott: senior vice-president. Mrs Edward W
land smith: secretary. Miss Weaver. and treasurer
Mrs Edmond Maurer. Among the members are
w. Howard Robbins. Mrs. +. +. Earle. Mrs. De
Voiney Everett, Mrs. Fowes, Mrs Outwater. Mre
Wsterhouse Mrs. Leonard Miss Bower. Miss
Macfariane and Mrs Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23

->r~-r~o~~~O~~~~>S"~N7~ 49, !. = -
r. V. HURD. late with WILLIAM MoIR.
will save you money on ciamonds.
watches and al repairing. Ola gold
jewelry and gems bought, exchanged or
remodelIed 13s West 23d-st-. between 9Th
and It'll ayes.