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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
POLITICAL U'O.NEN'S REUNION
THE WEST END REPUBLICAN CLUB BE
GINS ITS FALL TERM
DON Club AND HOME LIFE-TO PLACE
ORGANs on -RANsP0RTs

There was an unusually large number OF members
% he West End Wonsn's Republican CLUB present
yesterday afternoon at the reunion which inaugu-
rated the seasons programme Mrs Coruela
stewart Robinson the president, was I'm the chair.
and she greeted The members With warm words %
welcome after the .oag vacation.
During the afternoon only one allusion was made
20 political matters. and that 20 call the atten-
zion % those present 70 the primaries or Sep-nt er
T. The president said that while thc women could
not attend them uor vote IL ;hey could sti. II was
their duty 20 SEQ that no a5se1, minded husband
was negligent ~ his poii-i al obligations
Mr.. Burns offered suggestion that al patriotic
Organizations q women IN Ibis cry unite ir pub
lic reception 70 Admiral Dewey. Miss Frances
Lynch played TWO piano solos and Miss Lucy
P-esty sang Both artists received aqpre -.aive at
tertlor from -le audience
A request made that Ms Robinson gt.e ar
iuformal talk about her trip abroad when size ar
tended, as speaker the Iaterra tonal Congress o.
Women he'd in London. o. tae aims and purposes
o.. the Congress Mrs Robinson spoke ln the highest
terms. also ~ the exceptionally me manner 10
which the waole anai, was coa5.-ted Ms Robin
sor said that Frau Anna S.ms.n. who represented
German women at the Congress came - her with
tears IL her eyes and said. How envy you Anerl~
can women, Everything is made easy Toy you.
While So many privileges are withheld from U.s.
Ntl= ir London Mrs Robinson Vas d guest az
the house Of the senior mem u one of tle lead
iug iaV firms q the city which gave her the op-
porunity 10 meet many clever and Intellectual peo-
PIE The home lie y this class IL England she
declared 10 be IDEAL and The children re--rr-d
10 a. real children" decidedly unlike those in
American homes. some q the economic conditions
Of Lou9-1 were alluded %. Vel a. some ~ the
prevailing customs. and g. each case Ms Robin
s9n tglnc ne methods inferior - those - me
and over gan and ,fs9 vs. Ansrloan xo8e5
ere cultured intellectual am ladies' o-- there are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
PERSISTED BY FIRE WITH HIS DOG.

Henry Wilson seventy-ave years old. the pro.
r-i4,or q a small cigar store 10 the four story
brownstono house Al No. sSi Ninth-ave. was
fatally burned yesterday The aremen saw a
large black cat IN the window franticslly
having al the glass N an effort 20 get out. The
animal was liberated by fireman who crushed
the window with his axe. Wilson lay uncon-
scious on the aoor terribly burned Beside aim
the body q his dog Fido Was burned 10 char.
Wilson was taken 70 Roosevelt Hospital and died
The flames spread 20 the tin roofing store OF
Ionr Miller Sons and IL was damaged 10 the
cxfent of 500 The damage 10 the cigar store was
nlaced az sllco The cause OF the first Is not
Known The house j. IN row owned By JoAA
+ Betts and known the BetD Block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.

The following contributions werA received yes
'erday Eight lanterns. three sweetgrass baskets.
cancelled stamps sud unfinished work from A "
Taynes, paper dolls picture books and James from
Alice o. TITUS. magazines without he name a the
IfirN- = carceIei stamps and crochet cotton
IT n Lulu ], dolls wOrstcd caps without name
isney oa-ke' from Mrs 4 2. Goldman, a
.'ok ron Floral Park. reading matter from Miss
a C1rrel and So Weir ana a box from
Harriet Perry. ccrta.1ng scraphooks and pictures
qlilt pieces and shells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
GENEROUS DONATION TO THE T

Through The Interest = Kate Percy Douglass a
arse collection ~ music has been donated 20 The
society ty Mrs Jar5lre widow o.. Edward Jardire
the organ builder. There are represented II me
collection such composers as Mozart Handel
Haydn. CHOPIN. Beethoven ar1 List. and there IS
also i'' ~ a-sr class church music ~ English
s7f American composers. 4 number q prayer
books Bibles. hyr-ais ard art books are also
in the parcels Mss Douglass kindly prepared the
collection frr ready handling III fre Office by as
sorting and frlug UP --e & ~erert kinds = music
organ and piano vocal and irst-unentai-.n sepa-
raie hlrl-ns. 81 rrrre--E .ale.-et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE.
CORNELL OFFERS EVERY ADVANTAGE
- THE WOULD-BE STUDENT.
ogpoR---N1-rEs " THIS COUNTRY PRONOUNCED
BY Many 70 BE EQUAL TO THOSE FUR
NIsHED N The OLD WORLD.

BY NsNY 70 BE EQUAL TO THOSE FUR
NIsHED N The OLD WORLD.
AT re courses in agriculture al Cornell Tai
vers.,y are now open 70 women" said II II Wing.
--o>essc- n dairy husbardry yesterday TO Trih-
ma -epor-e- and there are occasional students
., al % them. bur the courses ir entomology and
sorti,ul-ure are more largely followed than any OF
TIE Others.
W. o1er special course IN dsirytng thai Is
oper 70 women but we have had only three women
,.uder.s In SIX years largely. I suppose. because
modern ta.-y.ng IN this country IS almost exclu-
s,ve,y factory work and IS r. the- too heavy FOR
most women. 10 not know Of any schools IN this
country that occupy the same place as The Euro
rsan-no.at,y Bsgium-sch3o.s for women.
ore q tae largest dairy herds in California IS
,u,cesst1ly managed by woman. Miss ". j.
rsh,sr,a-. u Fresno while there are d number -
women who are notably successful breeders q
ea.-y cattle ia other parts q The United states
ira Cornell College = Agriculture comprises Tia
esrar--srts % general agriculture animal indus
~ s-s dairy husban0ry. horticulture and pomolo-
z agricultural chemistry general and economic
,-.o-o.ogy. the agricultural experiment station
81 r-- ive-sl-y Extension work In agriculture one
ty-5-4s and twenty-five acres ~ The arabic land
Q. re university grounds are devoted % the use
G ms department. Which IS managed with not
oily view, 20 securing p~oat. bur also o. illustrate
.se oss- methods 20 general agriculture. a four
Yeas rotation is practsed Oh the principal fields
ore year ct clover one of corn one OF oats or ba--
.ey 4-- Cae O wheat
s-r &C. twenty cows Aock - sheep some
ee-4e- to-s4s and colts sus other live stock az
key, .rou che farm Nearly all Of these animals
s-s grades. bred and reared with The single View
r. s-..rE object lessons which can he Qraciise1
49, r-oat ty The students on th-ir return to their
bones
A t5l--s.ory barn provides for housing The anil
-s.s machinery. tools hay grain and me-lres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

military buttons The
vest = H,,ei oy saoli
Ter ana under arm
seams and closes n
re- re1-rA back TIE
back o., me vest r. ~
lining and no front
IS covered with cloth
o1 which r. emh~oii
cred a pretty red sfar
over this vest is worn
a nafty E-or iacke-
which IS caught VIII
p six frog A. re
ends o, ne sailor coll
lar '1at shapes n
pointed lapeis - The
front and fares be-
low with pretty e
feet. Red braid -
used 20 rim The
sleeves collar and
neckoant.
The sh ort knee
trousers have OUTSIDE
leg seams. and close
Ar the side under a
strip q red braid.
Military buttons on
the jacket. sleeves
and frD4-a~ seams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
DREYFUs VERDICT CONDEMNED.
\ PROTEST BY THE SHAKER SISTERS
OF MOUNT LEBANON

THEY ASK ALL WOMEN TO PLEDGE THEMSELVES
TO Buy SO FRENCH GOWNS AND TO
BOYCOTT TIE EXPOSITION
T. the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. We herein inclose an important message for
YOU rom the true ard loyal Sisterhood of Shakers.
W. hope you will indorse 10 and help US roll on the
bali have In motion. This second con-
demnation ~ Dreyfus shows the gross injustice Of
ntarism and tho hardness Of heart It creates.
Surely. there sufficient sensible. strong minded
men and women who love righteousness and hate
inquity. whose influence and power must ovefrHe
this cruel sentence pronounced upon an innocent
man. Let rise up en- masse. and with tongues
~ IRE and vol IS Of thunder proclaim our letestd-
teal way. as w have stated In earnes'ness %,
spirit and In sympathy for the condemned ana
ANNA WHITE.
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
10 WOMEN NURSES SMOKE?
THE ENGLIsHWOMAN's STATEMENT THAT
THEY 10 HELD TO BE FALSE BY MEM
-.----- ------ -.--------.r--A

when seen by Tribune reporter rester1ay. Mss
Watieys representative AZ the Bellevue Graduates
Association Registry o, Trained Nurses had the
following O. say in regard TO the English nurses
statement that many members ~ the profession
are addicted to cigarette smoking
Among all the nurses ~ my acquaintance I
never net q nurse who smoked think most le-
cide5ly that Il woman sholid nor su ke nurse
especially She cannot resort 20 narcotics and keep
her health do her work Nurses n good stand
ng nave TOO much se,-respect ana character 70 re-
sort 70 such means - relief when trec Or over
worked TIE necessary r-clperatiou can be- Obtained
By sleep and other na-ura. remedies Of course
nurses work Very hard and frequently for .ons
ne needed r-et Nr-n ~ Crisis Is oNr'. -
Their pleas ~ r-cr--lft limited 0y tlrlr
professional work and av The .aet that when they
answer any eaI a. moments notice. BY -icl
Pleasures 49, they go indulge IN are ~ str.tF
'R,s4rii.s d.sinfeetan'- each nurse IN ~
,rs,rictior In hts Important detail and IS familiar
with many effective dlsinfectants not connected
Nv individual opinion is that 50 FAR as the
Happy serenity ot manner is con -FuVi = "l!-,
he Continued tise of any narcotic and that th-
Vasr ..i- Tie nervous system which The haoitual
dlsve 20 The happy serenity nenuoHed'
WHAT MAN SAYS ABOUT IT.
The superintendent % The NV Y'rk Academy ~
Medicine. where or4r I've hlrired nurses are reg
.stered expressed himself rs follows.
AS FAR as ny knowledge exteui- none ~ the
.33e .;es and a;ion. as ot-er 9orea T..
nurse axes Up smoking II j. pro oan.e nat Haal-
have smoked
NOT TAKEN 70 TT YET
nurse who has nor taken 70 b, 80, writes II
% no. because think 3. wrong for nurses to smoke
tia, am expressing uy thoughts upon the subject
and whether consider 70 man1sh' or nor = scarce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
fSB0Idy~NonANS.pA pace

husbandry are offered These begin the first week
in January - each year. and extend through one
university term - eleven weeks
TIE winter dairy course Is designed primarily
10 meet the needs Of those butter and cheese
makers who desire more thorough and com
prehe1sve instruction. and TO train those who
looking toward butter and cheese making as a
profession. The Instruction Is largely gwen from
he standpoint % tho factory. while that IN the
general course IN agriculture IS given with pa
tcular reference 20 the needs ~ the farm dairy
No more than hfty can be accommodates IL me
building The class VIII pc limited 20 this number.
and applications should be made AZ As early CATE
ss practicable IN order 70 insure admission
The instruction Is partly by lectures anf reclta-
tons. but largely ny actual pra tice IN the cream
cry. cheese factory and dairy laboratory
The instruction In cheese making ls given IT tIe
cheese room and for this purpose the class IS
broken UP into small squads. and each squad j Qnt
IN charge Of vat. and the members actually make
the cheese under the eye and hand x com
petent Instructor The cheese factory room j
equipped with the best modern apparatus
The instruction In butte making e. given IN 1te
same way as the instruction in cheese MAKING ne
creamery IS also fully equipped with modern ~
paratus and all the more important KINDS or e -
trifuga separatOrs Will be run side ny side .s
use and OF .hese ScQarators form an iIl-
Dortant part Of the cream ~ instruction ana ar
under the care o. 4 thoroughly competent .''-
structor.
The laboratory work consists largely n Geiect-
Ing adult lions and sophisticatons ~ milk oy ne
means Of the BabcO-k tester and .actomst ~
portu1ity Is also given 20 those Wlo Ct-lS J..
mic-oscopical examination 81 milk ana rs pro1-c-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
INTERESTING TO Glib WoHfN.

Ms Nav wright SeWa. comes out II ne e-rrent
Number ~ The club Woman's Magazine "-in an
s-.4ole Oh the international Council ~ Women.
N.ry Vance Humphrey presents t-.e !tea- c.i2
si-4rt and there are sketches ana = 9fN-i'S N-
l,,,.trsr- club women. club news ana fDii.in-l. E
80 various States. book notes ny Ala b7 49,
Taihof and miscellaneous Information I'sif1+As
woman Work
As resll, q the appointment q civic Com
-,i.-ee bv the Twentieth Century club. ~ Rich
n'ora Hill. Long Island. the members expect 20
e~el- clean streets. clean vacant lots. clean cars
o., -isa q, and The dozen different items Tat 0iI
eventually mean more c.eanly. shad{ ana nea-ti-
~ s-6urb THIS club ras allied Itself fo ne
%e.5evU~k Guild ~ America. II also plans ior
80 ~rrr.rz season 10 include household economic
NV rrtffee giee club Is also talked o.
The culture Cab. q Chicago. extends its priv
l4ges 20 all clergynens wives in that city and The
~. ~ the Mayor is by virtue ~ her husband s
office an honorary member
4 Non-sentimentai club. with me motto WoH.aa
should not wear her heart Oh her sleeve. has
hen oreanized in Denver Its Originator is M
Iov,les formerly Superintendent ~ flhi' li.~r-'-
ton
rho club department % The Long Island Re
.,,., Invites an club omen who visit TIE Mneola
~ the last week Dr. september fo meet ln 81 10
vonaq's tent. which II viii provide Oh the GROUNDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

add greatly 20 this natty
military suit for d lirt.e
az any article o. cloiI.Ae.
To make this suit for
REQUIRE ore and one-hait
four inches wide The pa
sizes S0r boys Of -FOUR. s.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Berlin. SEPT il-Miss Anna Russell Allen ~ 8
ronfs No was married 70 TIE Duke - Montefe'tro
-r Tuesday Ar HoutIrg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

4 sna-- and attractive suit Is here shown mate
- -s..,. -fra -r-vso- trimmed 7th -e7 braid and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER g

instruction IN the regular and special courses be-
gins IN the fan term. September Is. IN the general
winter course IL agriculture and the dairy course
on January 3. 300
The opportunities IN this country fo7 obtaining
knowledge IN agricultural pursuits are promo ln 20
10y many be equal TO those offered students n me
Old Country
Further particulars may be obtained by aaaTes.
irg l. p Roberts dean Of the College q ABll-
culture. Cornell University. ithaca, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
THE TPIBTNE PATTERN.

TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OK A BOYS
vrsTEE SUIT 10 77al FOR COR
pom AND 70 CENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15


Ken branch fo- aiding 1 -a- purchase %,
Nice. e.si- PIP Mis- Adams Mss Adams m tell
tF aoolt herself SAYS
--...r t- -t- class led shut .rs and am an
~ f, III ,--'--tt.. 49, az S ,s-
-c- l.-s rr.--.f All ran a.. f~ -s .r.-
.-- -r.~ ~ s-~ ....' .-.. - - --.-.--,,
c---. t- - .r--t-s .--.e. ~ ~, s--- -
T : : .------9a-- ave -- s-.r s---a r~.s,
t..r 80 49, me rs -..- 81. a.. -'.,
-.e- r., r.--.a- has a. -4- r--...--is 80 - ~
srf on'y 0--r- '- Dr. me - a1d raea iarins ne
at---.- Zen r-'4-f f'th ADAMS
ny L-''--"--- "-n--'-f ~ North E-.d Okla.
SEM t0 --~ President General -1f following Letter
r,.,.. .--..
- s g.. .-7 e. : : la,t oe.l ne
- --r '- .--7 l.- -4.7i-- -,4IS +t-aH4s
3. " .i.--' rs a.. -''..-s p" --el chair to' a-r
~ ~ - '.-T soy --i am lr '.- VINO
>. .'- ...- --.- ." "l--7 E--.N ADAMS H."
---. nay .-'- il-laa- ~ me 70 ley
-'5 7rET. t'll7 am 7 al painted Win l4->
4aatL-s t.ro-sl r. H5fA am pastor y Re fl.si
,- ~. .-.f ei4 l.ii-.E my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

M and Mrs " Scott OConnor have returned
10 their home OF Staten Island from Maryland
where they have been visiting since The first week
IN August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Mrs. Leslie Cotton. who spent the season AZ New
port. has returned 20 town. She will sail for Eu-
rope 10 few days. and again pass the winter in
Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

fiftt~t ia =
- much 10 do. so little done
an yesterriglt r saw ne sun
SIX he1miess down The vaulted gray
The snastly ghost of Yesterday
- little done 50 much - dot
p b morning eaks on conflicts rev,
hlf esler. brave TT join The ray;
Ana lsht The battle OF to-day.
50 much 70 10, so rftle dorei
hlt when it's er-tne victory won
~. f1el nv soul this STRIFE AMI sorrow
VIII end IN That great glad tO-morrow
flames r. Gilmore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Miss Van War'. granddaughter Of the late
Marshall o. Roberts .of this city Who spent last
winter IN New-Y0rk is occupying Dtton Park.
which she has leased from Lord Montagu. ~ Beau
leu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Mrs. A. @ Taylor who passed the summer a, he
Club House. Monmouth Beach y. J has returned
~ her home. NJ. 200 Madson-aye for the sea son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Boston sept. a ,Spec.aD At - Marys parochial
residence IN Lynn. a. noon to-day. Miss Louie
SHAW Aibee daughter 4 John Albee. of Newcastle
y r. vas united u. marriage 10 E Roscoe
Mathews II Valley Forge. Penn. The latter IS the
SOL - We know Pnlade.paia banker Bishop
RIA lf-- - Man chester ottiria-ed The bride Va
attended tv eigat h-iiesmllds-rle Misses Bessie
and Margaret ChalVl-k - Boston. and Gertrude
Parker Ftf-r La Edi'h Gilman. Nellie Sargent
Catherine Thompson and sylvia Scgdder. " NeV-
York Frank Crovtletl-id - NeW-I0-k was best
man The lsae-s u-r- Gooil4 Henry Arnold
John Nichols. John WaGie and James Gushing. u
N-ry-York and Matthew Luce. - Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Dr. and Mrs. Lewis s. Greeneat. OF Albany. y.
Y, are At Lenox the guests OF Dr. and Mrs. Rich
ard c. Greeneaf. at their villa Windysde. Mrs
Greenleaf II. whose marriage was celetrated az
LenoX last October. Was formerly Miss Margare,
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Mrs George Crocker and her daughters. Mss
Alice II. Rltherfurd and Miss Emma ". Ruther-
furd who have been in California sine. early IN
the summer. will return % town in short tine
and AXE possession ~ their new home AT the
northeast corner q Flfth-ave. and Sxry-f0urth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

.irrle sur. A present a
boy seems as necessary
boy u six years vii.
Yards q material MY -
tern. ~ 7.-e- IT, cur iu
and eight years - age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Coleman. % West seventy
,hird-st. who passed the greater part Of the sum-
rner season az their country home at West Haven
Shore. Conn. will return 70 town in about fort
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Tie wedding II MIS- Lillian Emily. me daugh-
,-r o. Mr and Mrs Thomas 3. Clark. 20 VIII
lam Gerard Happy of This ci,y. whose engage
r.-rt was announced some time ago Will AXE place
on -re afternoon ~ September ~ AZ kathnere
the summer home = The brides parents Sound
Reach Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
,&>%TRiBsuNE---s
! SUNSHINE s0ciETy

GOOD CHEER.
Have son had = Kindness sh1wnp
PAS 70 on.
Twas not gwen for YOU alone
Pass o. on.
90 rave d0en the years,
le' D. Nire another, tears,
I'm ir heaven 'le deed agpcars-
Pass 70 on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

The Countess OF STAFFORD formerly Mrs. Samuel
Colgate 3d., this ctt has been visiting Mr.. and
Ms Bradley Martin AZ Baimacasn. their home In
Scotland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

THIS letter was supplemented ~ che from Mr.
Greer. postmaster ~ Winfield Kan and Editor =
The Daily Courier NJ G-es-s ie-ter roads a.
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Colonel and Ms Richard Lathers and the Misses
Lathers. % No 24s Central Park West who have
been nearly all summer al their country home chi
cora. d, Twilight Park. In me Catskiis. recently
gave a reception In honor % Bishop and Mrs Henry
y. Satterlee, OF Washington, =. O.. which "as a.
tended ty more than one hundred guests. among
whom were Admiral and Mrs. Benham and General
and Mrs Wingate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

Mr. ana Mrs william cullen Brewster. who have
been spending rho summer az Richheid Springs.
whore tney rented cottage. have had as their
guest their eldest daughter Mrs T.. Lowry Rcamey.
wife Of Lieutenant R~amey Of me United states
Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

The Grand Central Hotel at Bar Harhor. which
Johnston Livingston OF this city sold 20 the town
last spring Is soon 70 be torn down. and consider
able money R!i oe expended IN grading and bealu-
fvirg the Size ph is 20 t- converted into public
park this fall a fine band stand has lately been
built Oh th4 premises. where the band concerts are
given during r1e sumner season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15

know o, no more worthy sunshine than assist
ing ir procuring chair ~ ~ crippled daughter q
Ms Adams IS E-i'h s. f',r'l ears ~ age, and
.ss been he'll cripple from h,r-h Her par
e,ts af 0Ia sine we.. 70 Co. aye rCw poor. 7 n
'0.- sou herewith 81 payable 20 your order -
: u ----.- IL. az - LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-29
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED BOARD GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
and child. years old. Mt. Pleasant Column
Liza Heights, month of June. Address Z. VI.
H., Star office. my2T-3t"