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DEPUTY FACTORY INSPECTORS.
Fourteen Appointed Yesterday-Tho De-
pnrtment to Enforce labor Lnws.

ALBANY. July 27.-State Factory Inspector
Williams to-day appointed fourteen additional
deputy factory inspectors. making fifty in all
on his stan. They are as follows: Silas owen
of Cohoes. Willard G.. Lounsbury Of Utica. JEFF
ferson d. Slitern Of Cortland. Human 8. Arnold
OF Earlville. David :. Yard OF Clean. william
Ford OF New York city, John II. Story OF Bay
Side. William W. Walling OF Brashor Falls.
Joseph n. Brodie and Louis Haven OF New York
city. John II. McMurray OF Fort Edward. James
II. Bell OF Yonkers. Charles NJ. Lessels OF Troy
and Anna C. Bannon of New York.
Ths Legislature Of 1899 extended the jurs-
dicton Of the Factory Inspectors Department.
to include the enforcement OF several mpor-
tant labor statutes. which necessitated the in
crease of the inspection force. The statutes
which tho department Is called upon to enforce
IN addition to its factory and mining inspections
are: Regulating at eight hours n days labor
on State and municipal constructions: provid-
ing that ten hours shall constitute q days labor
and steam railroads: providing for the weekly
payment OF wages: authorizing trades unions
to adopt brands and labels and prohibiting
theirunauthoriZed use; comp ling safeguards
to be placed in buildings under course Of con-
struction and requiring the inspection Of scat
folding and ropes used.
Inspector Williams says that about eight in
spectors will he placed at work enforcing the
provisions Of the Tenement House act. which
places sweatshops under the exclusive Jurs-
diction of his department, and the remainder
In general inspection work.
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Cnfee somewhat easier early IN the day on
large receipts at Rio and Santos and local selling.
lut later on the loss WAS recovered on higher Eu-
Iop"an cables md covering of shorts.
NAVAL sr1Nrs,spirits tnrpentine 3SStc Com
mon to good strained rosin, 81 3osS.82h.
PRovnIoEs-Lard wa.stssdy; Western. $685.; Con
tinental -ehned. s5.76. Pork was steady At ep"o0
SO for mess. Meats were frmer: picked hams.
IoA0loac.: do. shoulders, &C.: d. bellies, 8s"'ir.
Tallow. 4+C: Dressed hogs. 5'sa1asc. Butter
Creamery. West rn rrtras. lSc.: do. hrsts. la
l1'ec.: state extras. l74Slac: do. hrsts lI@ 'pc.
Cheese STATE. full cram, large. colored or whte.
slyaSa ana Western. l5a l6c. Chicago. July IL
"Prpvls ons were easia part Of the day on further
long selling, hut closed steady for pork and lard
and o. ghtly higher for RIBS. Packers and shorts
were the principal buyers The cash trade WAS fair
llnc. for So test Sales Of lo,oTN tags .G' test
at I2-lec {. T.. and ib-l6c.: ~ hhds s"' test
at Nc. $500 mOlasses. $40 test at 23sc g. it,.
and l3-lhc Rnhnei vas hrm and in fnir demand.
CHICAGo. July 2I.--Theae we're to days price,:
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MINING News.

Reports from Vancouver state that large
amount OF machinery is being sent into tho
various digtricts of British Columbia The
troubles arising from the enforcement OF the
eight hour law ere ABOUT over. and ACTIVE work
is being resumed in most Of the camps. The
coast mines including tho Dorotha Morton
Blue Bells. Douglas Pine and Van Anda, are
reported doing well.
Five carloads OF zinc ores have been shipped
from the SLOGAN district. British Columbi
to smelling Arm at Manchester. England
gold ledge, l25 feet wide and assayiDR several
hundred dollars at depth oftwenty-hve feet
has bssn aiseoyy.rsI IN Alexander Pay.
copper plant at Good Springs will be In opol a :
ton next week. The ValIeywel Smeltor 10
working on ores from group OF copper claims
price is held at SI5O,OUO
The Markeen CoppAr Company received a
iour-foot vein has been struck in the specta.
tor. Iron claim at a derth OF sixty feet. The
ore averages u per cent, copper and 40
Ieacviile reports that Boston capitalists
have purchased the ElGln snlelter and grounds
mace will ;. erected Tor the treat n.nt Of oS
the district.
OF the British Columbia Copper Company.
wired yesterday that he had completed ar
ranGementS Tor the erection 81 the smslter Of
the California Conper Tom paAy In MADEIRA
Wood lamp, B"GpiaTy district, B. G.. 10 10 suOer-
dered for the Mother Lode mine -
msnto At, Mercur will pay dividend OF 1900
the stockholders this year $4,000 Large
bodies OF ore have been unexbectedly 0ncoun,
tered i t4s hishH.4 Box B'RShan Tho
bon led TOR S2J.OtO
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1.-Two Stock Market.

NV York. Thursday, July 27.-Receipts of beovas
Ill heal. al for export alive with the excen.
ton u hcad No trading. Feeling steady. Dressed
beef had fair iuiry at 7@S"c. T. n. for poorest
quoted American cattl" SLOW at 1919 ~. p NJ,
dressed weight ref gcrator beef higher at &c. p b.
Exports to-day bio bccyCs: tomorrow none
Re eipts Of calves were 90 head. including AZ Tor
butchers counting the stale calves, 4NS were on
sale. Yeals were in very lrnitsl demand and weak
20 butterntlks offered About $40 calves unsold
Inferior choice ycals sold at 81 hoSSS rs q 100
n; "hohs NJ 81 70. Grasscrs at 50. City dressed
v,Il- duh at sitalobsc. p n.
Receipts of sheen and lambs were 5l72 head
including cars for the butchers and IL for tho
market and. with the few head held over Yesterday
there were about lIle cars on sale. Good sheep
scarce and firm: others steady; lambs on HIGHT sup.
ply opened active and Ioc. to zoe. higher; closed
dull With the advance lost. Common to prime sheep
Eut nj S38tt.i5 q 100 M poorest to best lambs at
S5Ss7.lo. Dressed mutton steady at ga size. p n
dressed lambs slow at s1ilc.
Receipts Of hogs were ,SS4 head. and there wero
30 ale. Slow and lower for live hogs at 81 10
Qk4 so "a 100 n.
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ooDonED E1CunsroNrsrs rreHK
Clash Between Freemasons and Outsiders
on the Steamer Blnokbird.


The steamboat Black bird. Capt. Carter. with
300 oolored non, women. and children aboard,
sailed from Elizabethport yesterday for Forest
View Park. on the Hudson River. The trip
was under the auspices OF Lincoln Lodge. No. Z.
OF Freemasons OF Elizabeth. The excursion
was to be on the steam boat John Lenox. but ID
was learned at the last moment that that boat
was not available. When q lot OF superstltInus
persons. who we're not Masons. learned that q
shift had been made to tho Blackbird they
paid their money and jumped aboard. II was
the presence Of these outsiders that caused all
the trouble. so the Maaons and their wives
say. They broke up all the plans Tor quiet.
The Black bird was well on her way up tho
North River before there was any real trouble.
That came when one OF the lodge members be-
lodge that some one had stolen his watch \
general alarm was sent from stem to stern on
gether in the ladies' cabin. The lodge members
got together for mutual protection and the out
saS xhsss % W s seth hOsen M MGs
suggested to Capt. Carter that he had better
sible ior the Black bird. took the hint and
steered for the pier at the foot of West Seventy
But before he could reach the pier an out
slider drew razor and ran across the deg
camp stool and PARTED, In another, Instant
the fight was general Before the Blackhrl
was made fast eight members OF the lodge and
an equal number of outsiders had been knocked
out
The Elizabeth policeman jumped ashore and
asked Manhattan policeman for help. lls
sent word to the West sixty eighth street sta
ton that there was II riot on an excursion boat
and Sergt. Coffee. with all the reserves. rushed
to the rescue. They sent Joseph Buyham. who
was unconscious, and suffering from severe
scalp wound to Roosevelt Hospital in IN am
buance and took five prisoners and twenty
witnesses to the West Fitty-fourth Street po-
nee court IN ne patr9I wagon Ime prson"ts
Voorhees,. Charles Oliver and John Workman,
all OF Elizabeth and none Of them member Of
the lodge. The complainant was Charles lla-
zen. Chairman of the Excursion COMMITTEES
and Mason in good standing.
Neither Hazon nor any OF the witnesses could
give any direct evidence against the prisoners.
and all but Oliver were discharged. Oliver was
man who had assaulted Buyham and he was
held by Mag strate Brann for examination.
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Sick Servant Carried Down Three Flights
by Roundsman Miller-Other Rescues.

Sick Servant Carried Down Three Flights
by Roundsman Miller-Other Rescues.
The rooms occupied by the women employed
at Smith & hcNcls hotel were damaged by
fire yesterday afternoon. The hotel is 1876
Greenwich street and runs through to WASH
ington street, with a frontage also on Vesey
street The Ere started on the third floor OF
the Veaey street side and spread to the three
upper floors on the Greenwich street side.
Nearly fifty women were in the sleeping
apartments at the time the fire was discovered.
Most Of them got to the street without assist
ance by means Of the stairs. Two of them ran
to the roof overlooking Washington street but
were prevented from jumping by the cries Of
the crowd below. Thomas Donavan OF l54
West street. and Albert Craemer. an employee
Of Washington Market. ran up through the
building and carried them down. i've others
elm bed down the fire ESCAPES to the awning
over Nescy street. where they stayed until
John II. Brown OF Bethune street got lad
der and helped them TO the street
Roundsman Miller OF the Church street sta
tion made tour, of the building after all Of tho
girls were thought to be ont He found Nellie
Sullivan. cook in bed on the third floor, She
had been III for several days. He carried her
through the smoke and. missing his way.
finally brought up In the cellar. She was sent
to Hudson Street Hospital with slight burns
Nillers coat was ruined by spark and cinders.
ALSO taken to tho Hudson Street Hospital suf-
ferlnR from hysteria.
The origin OF the FIRE is not known. En-
ployees Of the house think that IL started In
the Laundry which was over the servants
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Notices for about bales Of August cotton were
issued to-day aud were stopped mainly by Greeks.
They had little effect upon prices though there was
light decline early in the day due partly to disap-
counting Avcrp1 ol cables aud local liquidation.
Moreover good rains were reported in Alabama. MIS-.
Elssippi and North Carolina and showers were indi-
Gated for most sections Of tho cotton belt within the
next thirtysiI hours Still Wall street Philadelphia
and Liverpool bought. and so did some Of the Ger
man houses here and later on prices recovered the
early decline ami advanced slightly. Some of the
crop advceswcre less favorable than recently. The
Georgia state report says Cotton Ia generally
small blooming to the top and in n any sections
being injured by boil worms and shedding its fruit
and leaves In few counties 1t IL opening preina-
turrly." Toward the close local and southern ope-
tutors sold and prices weakened. closing slightly
lower.
CuFFEE-Rio on the spot was steady at h1sc. Sales
900 bags Mara abo and 800 Sav4nilla. Futures de;
cllned points IN some months, but rallied ard
closed steady, with sales Of 1900 BAGS Havre ad
vnnced lf and Hamburg was unchanged to 4 pfg.
higher. American warehouse deliveries, - o33 hnRs.
Rio VAS weak at unchanged prices recelpts % 600;
stock, 2E| 900; exchange unchanged At SID, Santos
was unchanged; receipts, $4,000; stock 5++.Ouo.
Prices here fnlloWS
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about 100000 bush. against $4,000 a year ago.
Large operators were selling at the West. Fine
the decline shorts covered and part Of the loss was
recovered. Paris cable sAidi "A milers assoca-
ton estimates the wheat crop at s.ouo.ooo bush.
ton estimates Il at "a. 900 .6oo bush less
There were further complsint of damage tn the
clearances were fir and there was pretty good de.
rnand for export. The Pic, current says that tho
ing. Still DtArish sentiment predominatod and the
rally In prices was slight The weather map showed
that the conditions could not be more perfect Tho
~ to W. IN Mnnssoa and the D,kotos 49, to TH.
souri,. Illinois and Indians TO7 to 7G'. The rainfall
shown lin inchcs) wa; Rapid City, .1s: Valentine.
~; iankton. trace. Omaha IL; Des Moines. .uN'
North Platte and Dies Moinos, The weather forecast
for thirty six hours ia follows Illinois fair. pre-,
Michigan. fair today and Friday. Missouri fair. e,.
cent showers; southern Minnesota fair, warmer.
i!akotas fair, except showers north. warmer;
hanSS showers to-day. fair Friday, warmer.
liberal receipts favorable crop ndvices and decline
OF I'D. at Liverpool were depressing factors There
were liberal at Dol 400 bush. The Tr,cc Current
says that corn In doing we'll generally. hut II not
making as much Improvement az heretofore. Kan.
isestimatcd at $50. 90 900 bush oats wcr easier,
IN sympathy with the rest OF the list. Therc has
FLorn-st"aly. with sales OF 1900 bbs. Receipts
were lo.l54 nhls and 40 81 sacks exports, H. ~
s2soss?ao; No. extra, o.. 4ost2,hO: clears. $40
s s.2" sra S pst'ns AZ, 20
S555; patents. ss.GGSsa,so'. w. ''"'e"''' ''''''
forfoN-Spo cotton here was UNCHANGED, with
Sales t of 22n bales for SPINNING Mddltng nplana.
Gulf, Hssc., against 4 5.iNc The southern spot
narkets we're unchanged. New orleans sold 1000.
unchanged on the spot. with sales of 10000 balcs;
futures we're unchanged. The movement today was
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BROKER IN LUDLOU STREET JAIL.
One Man Wants 81. 800 from Soblett and
Another Wants 500.

f. Arden Noblett has been arrested on an
order OF Justice Giegerich 0f the supreme
Court In an action brought by Edward -
Pratt to recover 81 800. Pratt advertised that
he had money to invest and az result he met
Noblett who. according to Pats avcrmcuts.
represented that he was broker acting for
many capitalists and doing business Of SSO.-
600 a year. Pratt says he gave NOhl"tt tho
$500 for a half interest in the business and
NOblett gave him a note for the money. Pratt
SAYS that Noblctt made false statements about
the business. NoDlett denies TIA" charges.
Nohlett was subsequently served in Ludlow
Street jail with another order OF arrest ~. m
loway and John B Hart TO recover SIOp a.
legged TO have been converted. Aublett also
denies the conversion.
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Samuel Lees Held for Receiving Stolen
Goods Valued at $1,000.

Samuel Lees dealer In artists supplies at
SG4 Canal street. was held in $1,000 for exams
ination by Magistrate Mott in the Centre Street
Police Court yesterday on the charge Of receive
ing stolen goods On June . six cases OF trac-
ing cloth. valued at $1,000. were stolen from In
front Of the store of i. Ditzgen at 1915 Fifth
avenue. Central Office Detectives Campbell and
Ruhi < Co OF l23 West Housion street mat
Lees had offered to sell Thorn three cases VI
tectives directed Favor kuh & Co. to complete
the purchase yesterday morning and arrested
him. From papers in his possession 1t was
learned that the three remaining cases were in
the lindO storage house az Beach and Narick
streets.
lees stated in court that he had purchased
the goods in the regular course Of business
and would produce the man who had sold
them to him.
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COM HERCI.ik.

THURSDAY, July 27-GRNN-W hent-Spot
WAS steady. Sales 100000 bush. for export
here ami at tho Outrorts No. l northern
Duluth 2Ac, over September {. o. b. anoat; No.
hard Duluth. 5',c. over; No. ! northern New
York. l 'lr over July. The Northwestern re-
ceipts were 3!'2 ears, against 3O6 last week
and ~ last year; Chicago 81. against ll6 Inst
week and 1870 last year Futures declined &c
to &C., but recovered part closing &c to IT,
lower, with SuIo- Of l,S11.OuO bush After
Change September On curb was 75'ac. Prices
as follows:
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first Glass 4lalts-2rufes-
sipnal.

A TEACHER OF BOOKKEEPING AND
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT NOW ENGAGED
WITH ONE OF THE LEADING BUSINESS
COLLEGES OF THE SOUTH W0U, D LIKE
PERMANENT POSITION IN GREATER NEW
YORK WITH LARGE WHOLESALE HOUSE
OR BANK AT A SUBSTANTIAL SALARY.
ADDRESS SOUTHERN, box I43 Sun uptown
ONCE, 1855 Broadway.
lob PAPEk RULER wishes q position. Address
a. 4. c.. box III Sun once.
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z opartnrrship 1lotirrS.

LIRM OF S. MCMILLAN 4 CO.. binders a27
j West +2d st, ncret fore comp ,-ed u samuel Nc
NJ Han, James W, Pacey and william Young, has
hcen Dissolved by muiull consent july -, ~Au.
samuel Mcmillan and James W Parey will huish
and lquldate all buEnesS OF sad hrm. SHmu, NJ
MILAN will continue business downtown uth,e lh4
HaN cmeyer bnllIng.
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Appellate Division Supreme Cnurt.-Rccess
Supreme Crurt-Spcria Term. Part Motion
calendar called at lo;3" A. NJ. Part II -EI.parte
matters
OF Ann u. Coz per. Charlie King John Co.la 49,
Mary MckI.trick Charlotte A. MORRISON. Eli1aboth
Mittcn2wn bernhard PAuuiIa, At Iu;3O A. NJ.
cit, Court Special lcrn1.--Court opens at "A. NJ
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Thought the Eel Was a Sea Serpent.

NANTUCKET Mass. July 27.-Throe fisher
men Yesterday batted for fifteen minutes with
a gigantic eel. which they thought was a sea
SERPENT. They finally killed It and brought it
IN in their dory. 1t Is new TO Nantucket peo-
pie. IN Is six feet two inches lOuR and ~ y
black stOvepipe color. but Ii said To abound in
the Mediterranean and along the south African
coast. Ii must have strayed out Of the Gui
AIrehm.
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dividends and 8nterrst.

STANDARD ROPE TNISE COMPANY
FIRST MORTG AGE BONDS.
COUPONS DIE AUtI. on the above will be paid
Trust Company, Mall and Nassau sits, New York
city. JOSEPH u. TAYLOR
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New omcial of Long Island Railroad.

Philip Wallis OF the Lehgh Valley Railroad
Company has been appointed superintendent
of motive power and rolling stock on the Long
Islapd Railroad. succeeding Samuel y. Prince.
on Long Island TO return to che kssdl2k hAtAe
road
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II You Arc Conducting

really frstclass summer resort, either AZ srashore
u mountain, make IT. locality kn 'wn through THE
SuSs advertising columns SUN readers seek sue h
pIaCes.-AIr.
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Augusta shipped to-day bales. Memphis / aga,
st. Louis 2l2, Cincinnati 100 and Houston none.
Port exports we're l.se5 bales The rainfall for the
past - hours included Dos inches at Weldon. 2o%
at Raleigh and 1.o2 at Charlotte, n. G.. 32s at
Thomasrille 2.pI at Marion, $50 at Eufaula, 22o
at Livingston, at Fort Deposit, 2 at Evergreen,
OF at Mobile and ~ at Montgomery. Ala. ~ at
Brookhhvcn, 20 at Meridian and "A ut Nicksburg,
MISS: 2bt at galveston, Tex; 5S of an inch at
Jacksonville. Fla. AZ at Augusta, ia at Say AMMAN
and 10 at Atlanta. Gal 10 at Charleston. $. c. The
Signal Service PIC lCted threatening weather. with
showers, for most parts of the cotton belt: New
prlean, advanced to 2points. but reacted Futures
here closed steady with prices unchanged 10
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TOtal sales of railway bonds par vAlus. 81 coo OF
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
OMEN High Lo,V- r--CloRn0-
Sales. ing. est. est. Bid. Asked
a7Adm ExllA IFS ia ll3 ll6
400 Ast&w 5o1 6e4 SO 5o4 5eh
l2o Amst&
wp.. eeH eoH ooH 90 eeH
$4,000 Ans RI 5oSs 100 1904 l oshl59
l4As Rp.llS lis ll8 llsallsH
200 AmTin. 80 80 37H 37a 80
sI5ALop 4eH 4eh 4oh 90 81
400 AmCoall5o $50 $50 lao
lcoA Arb p 4Oh 4oH 4Ok 40 al
6looAm lob 81 06H OF 9SH eSx
l25Am EH.l3Sh 1885 l3SEl37 1919
400 AuCO. AZ AZ az AZ 42H
$40 .Tks
Fe.... l9H los l9h lsH go
1880 Alta
Sep. olH olX elM ela elH
2o75A Malt. l6 lev is loA l6A
lAs6 Mp. IS 90 64H SO 6Sk
l3,oAs II, 80 80 3l% 3lT 80
2soAsHp 77h Tx 77h II 77h
$40 AnAeon-
dam. 56H e5S ssh o6H 65H
22ooAms&R 81 3S1 81 37% 80
T2uAmS5R
pf,... e5N s5H s41 SAN IS
1920 Amer 10 l6S 10 l51 10
675 Am Car
Fp.., o2S o2H oaH eaH 90
2.6Bkop re re re 72H 7as
1870 Bk RT.ll44 ll6% ll4Hll4b
1ocon Ice. 4oA 4OA 4oN 4lA 40
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first Glass Arlp-frmalss grofss-
sionat.

STENOGRAPHER. thoroughly good English eduoa-'
- ton. swift operator On Smith Premier. tran
scrbes notes quickly and accurately, seeks engage
office.
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wheat declined on cooler weather in tho Northwest
DISAPPOINTING cable, E"uerally favorable crop all.
vices aud Local an! for"Gn selling. Liverpool de-
ClTcd psd. To- ISL. Paris 10 20 crntimos and AMT
Nerp l2A centInes. The primary receipts were
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Altdiral.

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Olt- wcrr steady on the spot. SALES Pa 900 bush
manly for export here and at the outpuits. No. ,
in elevator g-o. do delivered, G>LRc; track and un.
ErAi"d Whit. a"ftir, HhlD ago received 3d5 rOrs
and expects $40 Tomorrow. corn was easier on the
tn outpuu. NJ = H", over september in chi.
cage, 40, "hl'e. "tC over. IMra>n received $40
a,c, To- ic., with sales ~ $4,000 bush. Prices as
follows.
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MINING MACHISERY.-FRASER h CHALMERS
vi ~ Broadway, New York, manufactured of min,
ing aud smeltn. mIchnerI, Estimates on mining.
milling aud smelling supplies promptly furnished.
MINING MACHNERY.-CneIceue in etncienoy.
~ GATES IRON N0Rk6 II BOAdWAZ.
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first Class Mrlp-Females.

4 ,APABLE woman Of good presence with business
~ and society eIperVnce desires position es house
Keeper in New York city. Address A., box 1875 San