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HELP wANTED-EEzaALE.

-
WANTED-A white gin for ;e,,~ral housework;
in family. Apply at l23l 9Js' st. NV. 1t EN-
WANTED Secord g,'l ant to assist in care of
child years ed Bling lei. Apply POPS Q
st. NV, It. en-
WANTED Wet uurss 40. twins; no other work;
good wages. t24 c It. re. en-
-, WANTED Young lady IL confectionery. 90
9TH st NV au202t en-
wANTED-A colorcd eiF', for housevorz, lal F
+ 81. ne Item
WANTED-A woman 10 do general houseuork
Apply at $50 st. 1t en-
WANrFD-A respectable coiorsd girI for general
housework, at once. Cau 1897 d s.; NV.
Item
WANTED Copyigt chauher.naid for hospital
Hpe%r15s ai permanent places good pay III
WANTED Cologed woman past 10 for elderly
couple. Cad after p h.. SO \ st. Sc. 1t
WANTED sol Il St NV. neat colored girl Tor
h9GSewore; no washing. It
NANTED-Gf1 to work in lunchroom. Apply c2a
81. NV. II
WANTED able ooIored girl for general house
work loGI 81 nv, frsJ fat, 1t
WANTED-A respectable gisl for general hou.e.
work; stay nights. 1873 st. nv. 1t
WANTEn-lmmedistely a good colored girl for
genera! EouseweTk. 40 81 st. a5. il
WANTED-A white woman to do general house
co., WORK no o!rlng -Taem work Cal II 1905
"}th So; bring refs. 1t
WANTED-A yos.ng woman to assist in riyfn.,
massage 1874 Pa ave NV; walk upst1i.s
WANrEn-A girl for general homework, o2l Il
st. NV. 1t
WANTED-CooS ard chanlherlnaid for New Irr-
-; good wages and fare paid; at once En-
PuiIe lta3 llih 81. nv. Il
WANTED-Whitc Observation-Disclosures co]ore5
cook, no laundry. family SIS: colored cham
eeTmald. Waitress; quick. 1913 n y. ave. IT
WANTED-Gih who Is able to take full charge
OF pastry aud candy counters in connect .oncTy
ana make herself generally useful; none Others
nG'd apply; best OF refs required 426 9th ST.
1t
NANTED-Two experienced white cha,nbermais!s.
a!so general housevorker; small family
LADIES EXCHANGE, ga 1871, 81. 1t
WANTED girls; ebambermaid waitress
and nurse Enquire at the VIRGINIA LUNCH
ROOM, 1852 IIgh ST NV II
NANTED-yfonlan 10 cook, Rss, iron. and do
general houscwori; ,n:ali family. 2638 Ii St
Nv. au20-3t
"ANFED-Lady slorts- no and typewriter: STATE
salary and experience. Address BON 10 this
Office, ani9-5.
WANTED-A woman - cook and do general
49, LHuseWosk; no Washing and ironing. Call a.
4oI 7 st. auIg-s-
NANTED-A colored woman to cook vasl, and
IRON Apply t. 1905 7 st. NV. auIs-3g-cm
WANFED-Woman FOX general housewo-k. 40,
Centre 81, Mount Pleasant. auIsSg
HELP WANTED-MALE AID FEMALE,
WANrED-st enographer aad typewriter; must he
quick and accurate and Understand Office
work. .trIE HEIGHT 81
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, 81 up; work guaranteed; sam
pies brought. HUNT, SIG f ST. nv.
aulS-7t, EN-
THE ALLIES have reached Pedn in time TO save
Minister Conger. Ii Hung VIII lose his head
headed people who Gene to me to have their
roenns papered. 81 up. 2. c NoLTE, SO 9th St:
no branch. auI7-tf, em
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Leading Physicians

In America. England, ard on The Continent 81
that Kidney disease is quickly cured by using
Warmers Safe 5inrc
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

W NV fF'7h IF'IIil
vice: heat; y Der month. Address BOY "a
this office. auI9-3E
FOR RENT Rooms in building 932 St NV;
cheap rent. Apply To ". J. DANTE, Hutclias
Bldg, 10th and D sts ap22.t!
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FOR sArE-covNTRy PROPERTY

80 ACRES. - cleared. Ie5 meadow land. balance
pine wood; Stream through place: Prince Vii
liam County. Va; price Sl.500; ten miles ron
Manassas ABRAHAM FISHER. 5l2 Z St NV.
auIg-3t
ONE ACRE, Green frame, j. mile from Land
over station; on easy terms; 81 0au: wiz sell
as many more acres As IeqCiIej. ABRAHAM FISH
EE, SD Z 81. nv gn7g.as
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AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW YoRK-SOJ MISREPRESENTATION
CALLING, NESTBOUND. AT GzIERBOURG,
Sailing Wednesday at 10 a.
BED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP- PARIS
Every Wednesday at u noon.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers u and Is y R.-Office, 70 Broadway. n. I
Philadelphia Oifice. 3d5 307 Walnut St.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-13o6 F ST y. W.
Or " C. MOSS, Agent at Sanders & StayInan' 5,
1927 81 NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MOUNT HOLLY HOUsE-Eigllty miles down Po-
tonac; oysters fish. and crabs. mineral
springs; s@il and row beats Tree MRS ] G.
DAN.o. Mount Holly, Va au15-Gr
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FOUND.

ICE CREAM, zoe gallon, not made in a cellar,
but above ground, for sewer gas abeunds in
cellars and breeds typhoid. diphtheria etc; mora!
don't cat that kind LACEY'S is pure and de-
hcious- COZ N Y ave, Phone 2Osl ap2S.tf. en-
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FOR RENr- Four-roou house. IS per mouth
2U3S StL S. NV a,,a.l 81 ga.
1871 ID ST. \. ". COR or TT rooms and base
1aeHti handsome residence: ne,y furnace. b.-
street fai."Jy; minutes to Pension Bureau: Key
Eeyt doc. WILLIAM BiRNEY. 4I6 9TH ST. ny
5H2n-rf.eu
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POINTED PARAenAPEs.


Happiness is often the price of being
commonplace.
The quick movements OLA pugilist
are apt to be sluggish.
1t is easy to do right when sin ceases
to be n pleasure.
A man may know dollar by sight
and still not know Its value.
Some people would rather not do a
thing at all than do 1t right.
soon the housewife will begin to see
the error of the iceman's weighs.
Many 4 fluent talker is unable to say
the right thing at the right time.
The most OF our troubles are two
thirds anticipation and one-thlrd reall-
cation.
After a man once reaches the top he
never talks about the surplus room up
there.
There is always breath Of suspicion
about the man who carries cloves in his
vest pocket.
There is electricity In kiss. says a
scientist. Perhaps that is why kissing
shocks some folks.
Love is thing OF four lettars-but n
good many additional letters are apt to
turn up In a braach-of-prom!sc suit.
There fs but one thing that women
are more apt to discover than the faIlts
of men-and that is the faults Of other
women.
Some men celebrate the anniversary
Of their birth as long as they live, but
the average woman shandons the GUS
tom Just as soon as she grows up
Chicago Daily News.
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DAVID HARUM.
Kennebec, Me-, Has a Character An
gwering His Description.

Kennebec, Me-, Has Character An
swering His Description.
"I met AL Stephens down on the road
her a ways" said the Eennebec David
Harum to me. "Al is all the time try
in to stick me on a boss trade. We
pulled up to one side OF the rod and
got to talkin' boss"
"'What you got there between the
flls?" says Al.
"oh, nothln' much-jest hunck Of
terday-nothin' ye'd want to look at /
CUES
"'Wall, by gracious from what l can
see from here / like the looks OF him
pretty well, says Al.
Don't b'lieve he's anything ye
want, says !, but that est fused Al up.
He thought / really had good one. So
he got out Of the sleigh and felt OF the
critters legs. While he was dom that
! looked his boss over. Wal, 1t amt
necessary to give the conversation that
followed, but the upshot OF the thing
was that we shifted.
THE hoss that I turned over to Al
was the wust blamed baker there was
in the whole county Of Kennebec. The
only way you could drive him was by
usin' II special harness-and we didn't
let the harness go in that change Of
boss flesh,
After we had shifted the harness and
had got hItched up once more we both
got into ur sleighs aud wal, we set
there lool;ln' at each other. Neither
seemed to he willin' to start. suspect
cd that / had bomb In between my
shafts, as well as Al.
"'Honest now A. says /, what is
the matter witt this hoss?'
oval, you might say he was leetle
high pressure. says he with a grii. Go
ahead and start him up and hear the
way he blows off steam
But haven't been In the boss busi-
ness thirty years wfthuut KNOWN what
to do for Breathe. Jest Tipped out
Of the sleigh, took out a piece Of wire
happened to have In my pocket and
bent It over the critters nose and drove
up the rod a piece and then turned
round ana come back. I won't say the
hoss was breathin' iasy, but he wasn't
maxim noise enough SO that Al felt
like laJghin' very hearty.
Says l. M 1 want to see we start,
Pve showed We what l can do with
mine, now let's see what we can do
with that hlgh-prieed boss I let you
have
''Al hated to chuck up wust kind but
he lifted the reins and touched old Ar
lander with the whip. No start! Cid
Gap-ulonrv saws Al. But Ariander look
eG around at him kinder surprised and
planted his feet iirmer in the snow.
"Then ~ got Interested. He used up
his whip and let him have mine. Told
him / didn't mean to drive very fast
and shouldn't need It. When / went
over the hill Al had got discouraged.
He'd embarrassed. left the sleigh by thu
side OF the rod and had started for
home feadin' the boss,
"Oh, no! No Grudgn on either side.
Hoss dickern' is boss dlclerlu' up In
Kennebcc county."-LewIston Journal.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

The older woman gets the more
proposals she has had that she can re-
member.
A robin does lots OF chIrping before
she builds her NEST; then she quits. But
woman makes more fuss than ever
after she gets married.
Put up sign, Fresh Paint" any
where, and nine out OF every ten men
that pass 1t will dab their fingers on II
and act surprised to and out It is.
Every married woman, before You
have talked with her ten minutes, will
work the conversation around so she
can tell you what hair she had before
she got marrled.-New York Press.
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Trust the Helnisn,an.

II II seems but n stubborn old world,
That won't be reformed IN q day
Don't fall to lamentlng that all things are
wrong
And refuse TO be rlghted your way:
Just guide Your own course by the truth,
AS the truth seems apparent to you,
last
You may find all tho others there, too.
There's many ship on the sea,
And all ny the same tpmpeSts blown,
But ono ship can't steer By another ships
helm,
II has TO be steered by It's own
They'll answer n call OF distress,
And help TIL the dapgor Is past,
Bat on It's own compass each slip must
rely
To reach the home haven at last.
Ripley D, Saunders in st. Louis Republic
Cun.
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West Virginia University
THE SUMNER COURSE
Begins June Il and ends SeFieFlS' Z

Begins June q and ends September Z
Courses will be given in almost ~ a.
subjects. In addition to the resu M,
courses there will be a large nuI n.i.
of free entertainments and spss w.,
lectures and courses by eminent syi
cialists from other institutions, s AZ,
as President Gunsaulus, OF AlIH. N,
Institute; President Draper o. '-t
University Of Illinois; Prss. lSTj,
Mendenhall, of Worcester Polyte''',n,i
Institute; President ThWlhs' Pr.
Western Reserve Univers''y' Nv
fessor Scripture, of Yale uGiEeiW5;,; nv.
and President Bashford OF Oh''
leyan University, eli
Teachers will find courses llla .,r,,,
exactly meet their wants Sl s.,rt,
Quarter work counts toward 3 w" ss,r.
the same rs work In any otNe' "
ter Expenses are low. gill
The circular Of announcement
be sent free upon appl'oftiaA 10
JEROME Il. RAYMOND
President
myad&w Norgontown, W Va
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that l made such a promise when re-
turned from Europe is all bosh.
II studied his case thoroughly" con-
tlnued the senator. II took into account
the presidents established in similar
cases, and concluded that Mr.. Quay
was not entitled. under the constitution.
to a seat on the credentials he present.
ed. want to say further that /
shall vote against any other man who
comes to the senate with similar Gre
dentials."
We do not believe that Senator Quay
had anything to do With starting such
report. for the reason that 1t is totally
unlike him, and at variance with his
splendid utterances after his defeat by
the senate, when he said that he cher
ishad no anlmosltles. and that the thing
to do now was to present an unbroksn
front to the enemy In Pennsylvania.
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POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL CALL.
First District Republican Congress
slonol and Delegate cOnven-

The Republican voters OF the First Con-
gresston district are hereby notified that
a convention for the purpose OF nomi.
Mating a candidate to represent the said
dIstrIc. in the Congress Of the United
States to be voted for at the ensuing cleo
tlon, Will be held at Weston. w Va,
Wednesday, June G, 1900, beginning at
o'clock p. NJ.
Also convention for the purpose Of Sc
lectlng two delegates and two alternates
10 represent the said district In tho Ma.
tlonnl Republican Convention, TO be held
at Philadelphia. Pa, TO nominate a can
ildnte for President and Vice President.
to be voted for at the, ensuing presidential
election, will he held at Clarksburg, w.
Va, Monday, May Z, 1900. beginning at
O'Clock p. m.
The basis of representation, to prevent
confusion, Will he the same as that Tor
the state nominating convention. to-wit:
One vote for every one hundred votes cast
for G.. w. Atkinson for governor IN lSj3
and one for every fraction OF enc hundred
over fifty.
County committees are requested to pro-
vide for the selection OF delegates to each
OF said conventions
HITGO u IOOS Secretary.
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Democratic National Chairman Jones
inter stating the nomination Of Bryan
by the Populists previous to thc Kansas
city convention. would In no manner
cmbarrnss the Democrats, adds' I'm
decd sec no objection from n Demo-
cratic point Of Wow, to The nomination
OF Mr Bryan by All thu national con
vontions 10 BE- hold this year. Even II
he were nominated at thu Philadelphia
convention 1t would not emearRss W..
II would be good thing, think II MI
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THERE is more catarrh In this Sec
ton of the country than all other dis
cases put toge Their. and until the last
few years was supposed to be lncurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced 1t n local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by constant
~ failing to cure with local treatment.
pronounced II incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be constitutional
disease, and therefore requires con-
stltutlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio. is the only constitu-
tionOl cure on the market, 1t Is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to n
teaspoonful It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case It fails 10 cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address
i. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills nre the best.
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1t can be pretty definitely stated that
the Hon. Owen S. Mckinney will not
run for Congress in the Second district,
but that he will stand for reelection to
the legislature from Marion county.
From this circumstance 1t can be seen
that the Democrats are going to make
desperate attempts to carry that body
this year. Republicans must be wide
awake to Illustrate such a lamentable
possibility.
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Hanna and Quay.

The action OF Senator Hanna In on.
posing the seating of Senator Quay on
the credentials he held has been made
much Of by the Democratic press Thp
papers OF that issueless party have cold
bloodedly asserted that It was through
President McElinley's influence that
Senator Hanna took the stand he aid.
They also maticiousty ana untruthfuiiy
stated that Hanna had promised to vote
for Quay but suddenly changed his
mind because certain Republicans or
posed to Quay had threatened to with
hold campaign contributions amounting
to ouc hundred thuusand dollars or
more. The statement was attributed
to Quay'a friends at the Harrisburg
convention, but It was OF Democratic
origin, nevertheless, and was circulated
through tho MEDIUM Of Democratic
newspapers
While ut his home, In Cleveland, Nj.
Hanna's attention was called to these
vicious statements by a reporter and
he made thu following answer "rhcte
IL not n word OF truth IN the statement,
There ls absolutely no foundation for It.,
whatever was against Nr, QUA be-
causa believed he was not entitled to
seat In tho senate, never prom
lsad Mr.. Quay or anybody else that I
would vota to give him scat, ana no
body had any right to believe that I
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A Republican paper states that Hon.
John T. McGraw gained nothing for his
protest against the seating Of Scott. Mr..
McCfraw did not expect to gain anything
personally, hut the Democratic party mas
gained the point that was sought, that OF
getting the facts before the country
Charleston Gazette.
That view OF the case is perfectly
agreeable to the Republicans of West
Virginia, for the reason that the facts
were presented by the Republicans and
the fiction by the Democrats.
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Two years ago yesterday-May l,
1S9s-Admlral Dewey, by wiplng out
Afontejo's feet in Manila bay, became
the greatest American of his times. If
he had remained on the high seas he
would have retained that greatness
What pity it is that he was not kept
busy.
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Potato" Pingree is another American
citizen who is troubled with an aggra-
waited attack Of negacephalous. Be-
cause his party does not agree with him
he assumes that it is wrong. Such ego
lists usually provide their own punish
ment.
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people should agree on him" It is
plain TO be seen that this assumed levi
ty conceals an aching heart. senator
Jones knows that Bryan cannot be
elected.
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,Rheumntlgm Cured in Dny.

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in to days
It's action upon the system is rcmarka.
bic and mysterious. i removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The ilrst dose greatly ben
eflts ~ cents Sold by II. IL. List.
1910 Main street, Chas Menkemeller,
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets. druggists. mw&r
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REPUBLICAN CALENDAR.

May 7--Firs, Congressional District Del
egate Convention. at Clarksburg,
May S-Statc Delegate Convention, Fair
mont.
June 6-First ConEr essional District
Nominating Convention, Weston.
July ll-State Nominating Convention,
Charleston.
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NOTICE.
Tie Stockholders Of tile Virginia C'pps
Company, Of Wheeling, West Yirgnil
NOTICE.

"
Are requested to attend a meetlng, o. ~, sai
Company at Rooms II and 10 Ml'V--
Temple. Wheeling, on ,.,,
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of May, isVS
at 1880 o'clock p. M, promptly; =. =, An
Mr.. p. b. Carney, Nice-Presdeht ", ~ ~ :,
Company, has Just returned iroih ~ \,
Graham county, Arizona, where We W ". X.
the interests Of the said company y, ~ ne X,
purpose Of fully investlgalins 'ns'i r6 IL
pertfes, and ascertaiHiHg, as iar as ~ IN
ticulars us to the management anu
opment Of the company's mines ,,.,,sa Il
This meeting is called for the P9iIIgo1,,yr
giving to the stockholders tuil lnl t.,is,
ton regarding the company's pIopyI' ",
and reports OF the Superintendent ai l.- M
rotary Will be read rs wei ~ lI,yss
made by MIR. Carney and Pr y. -, ~, 80 M
who have both visited the preii1l.s "a In h.
are In n position to give valuable an ~, ~,
terestlng information. These rep9ltJ n,
OF highly gratifying character 5 a,E IA
Directors have the greatest com ia
the outcome OF the company e!Itgs,,jis,
II IL therefore deemed advisanle NV NV ~
stockholders should be In poss. ssioll ,s y,
facts concerning the company 5,sST
and intentions. and II Is hope9 VA, .,,ssl
OF the stockholders will be able 70 , r.
JOHN WATEEhoush'
T.. Il. CARNEY
d. II. TAYLOR,
TH0S. G. JENklNs'
w. j. MAYS,
JOHN KARI.
NEIL QUINN,
D. q. MORGAN,
A. +. FAULKNIE5ih ,,,-,
A. F, FAULKNER, p'Tes!SsN
whee itvsa West Va, May ?. 100 NAY
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Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried cents per pound
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 conts
per pound. ~ LUTz BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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Rallrond and stonmshln

Tickets TO oil parts Of the world. Also
Cooks tours TO Paris, Sli5 to 1906, which
include all expenses.
j. q. TOMLTNSON, Agent.
Pennsylvania Station. Eleventh street
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WE have just received n good assert.
ment OF Regina Music Boxes.
+. w. BANNER co,
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WE have just received n good assert.
ment OF Regina Music Boxes
+. w. BANNER co.
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fTho INrELLIGENCER. embracing It's
several editions, is entered in the Post
once at Wheeling, W. Va. as second
class matterl
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NEW ApvRRT1srMpnr.

VUANTED-GIRL TO no coo,.--
w SIS Main street. ~ NVOklSl
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lrltPnOM EUVBERS'
|. tctI.I Rooms .. szs eOuatlao Room 50, s77
The evening world., 1900-03-05

brings the value Of his estate q,
assessed here somewhere over $500. 100
II is probable chat Mr.. Smith wa
really worth sioo.mDso and Therefore
one Of the richest men Of the timss.
George Smith was born In London
and came to this country about sxv
years ago. locating In Chicago. He be-
cam" one Of the hesviest deaisrs In
whea, at the Chicago Bossd Of Trade:
later was a banker sad . power In the
financial world. ''
He was supposed to have . fortune Of
100000 In this country. re went
hack to England about the close Of the
civil war.
His nephew. Jane, n. smith. "ths
silent broksr' Of Wall street, tnbsrtts
the bulk Of his fortune. Hts once Il n
d" Wall street A. he has made several
millions himself tho addition Of tAs
n0.0o,@ tc which he has fallen hslr
makes him one Of the richest men IN
the world.