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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

John Russell c1mc home saturday
from 800 rN'cudcd visit TO town. .l Tue
Southeast.
New stock OF Watches, iu gold, ,iI-
yer aud niind c,sas, at popular p,Iars
so IuIc}.s
Mr Joe Vau-rEle died SO a.. auc
u"ar Pennington Last NrIauI.y II
consumption.
riraiu d sviuk have o uumI., Of
desirable residence, aul frm. iut..lr,
all good harsajna
The infant ca5ld of Mr.. md Wr..
ruhhurt slcrlh died ls,, "Wednesday
aud was buried Thursday.
Mis-. Cook Of Columbus, 49,, who
has been whiting her auut, NJ, lol-
man, returned home friday
Miss jamie Holiday, iprmrIIy ot
ibis place b1, unw Of Roanoke, Va, Is
,t... Al t.-t...t.
' 49, We ''''''
r,. rt..,..,,, .r,.,.,- ..,.,.....t..l
will give an ice cream festival ON Au.
gust Jisl Ton the bench, ct 90. clu,ch.
v,. 49,, rl, t.. r....
.,.n;.., H., -, NJ. r.,t,.....
lu. ,,,n,n,l a., Ior L,.a,, ~ IL.
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The residence OF Rev. a. kunkrr
came ncnr nri1g destroyed by liro fI,-.
day. The h'c started ir'm deicc.
i've nl'.
All. rr,,r.r.'.,....,,....,.,.....
""' nus U''A ''-.'"2 I"' nanny "l
u '". ~ h. '"'''"' i''"'"'' A'A'a
thursday
Tor Eapr- fine NIrAlu,Irn pI1r, in
tho ..u,!,ru .g5yrb If I,ru.ip.r,a
:, -. ..''' ''I'' ~ '''' "'.'
" . ~ "-
Domestic, Now Home, Household.
Wheeler ~ Wilson, aud other standard
Sewing Machines q, Trllcy's at the
Mr. J.. >. 'hndiu IL Sedaiia was 10
town last week lie expects to re-
move hi' iani'y back to tins place ~
'"e near i1'u'''
,.,,,., ,,f,,- :, IN -, ais y, |
ro,, ,,aic,, g., a. M. anal =, An
90, a. N,,,x
Mis-. NJ. =. Caycc aud her aunt, |
Miss Ilcc-1n, who has been her guest
ALI, Ia. ,,.ct
---
Dr. l.. Wcrblun, optieian, of St. /
LOUIS, will be in Pennington At DR..
Ilcilh's Office Thursday and Friday, /
August 23d aud 9Th.
WANrrp-A family of mean. In
Pennington to care for refined young
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
TuEsrAY. AJGr>r2a, 1900.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CouR

yiEUu4 CuuuI-J. u, FoN, Judge second
Monday ln Msy ana Nuyrm'.r
CuuSET CotEf-Firs, NonuaJ. u FeDrua
- Nay, Augult ana NOv"nlu.r
pruUtgE CDrET-~ec1ur Monde. iu Jan.
uafy hlHn. july lud urtpurg.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
M,A,,>,...-

THIS signature . % every bos % the r5aaias
Laxative brOE1o-Qiigin Tanie,s
Bu,lcr county sleek Is dying from
Texas fever. A halt dozen people
have lost valuable cows.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

Jesse Garner Petit, formerly Of
Cairo, H., died u consumption al The
residence Of Alrs. !, x. Mccormick.
Goo Huntington, August goth, 1900,
rgDd - years, . months aud . days
Il0 funeral took place luc.dsy, aud
,'c remains were laid "a, rest Ia the
81 1niv cemetery.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
STOPS THE COUGH
and Works OF the Cold.

Laxative Bruno Quinine Tablet. cure
q cough IN one day. No cure no pay
PIicu . ) cents.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

George Washington Cunningham. born
NGy ieth. is1. Departed tals life at nOo Run
Jaiy slth. lsn, the beloved son % alr. and
Mrs. GoeFga W cunningham. ms funeral
was preached ~ tne writer ~ the bums OF
Hasle Bltiy Hamilton a Doe Run. No. from
the following ,e1t' Tonne sce the place
where the lord iay Mat. p q and the 70.
mains were laid az rest IN The old pcudlston
eeinrlcTy He has gore 20 That mansion
that was prepared Tor those who love she
Lorl. May God bloss the relatives AMI saye
them with an eycriastinH salvation. %,
q sor-c, how lonely $50 are without thcvl
~ m1rc can we zoe thy smiling face no
inorr can we hear thy gnntls voice. There
Is vacancy Ia our homo, bat uur los 10
Heavens grin.
hhi why shouid we trenililc 60 convey
These bodies n the tomb
for there the b1tiy % Jceus lay,
And left long perfume.
while Ernr' d1th NOT forgot tho prince.
T-c poor may take their share.
No mlris! has Jnst prc;anac
10 perish in dcsgslr
~. T., MONTGOMERY
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

Nr J. T.. C1ulher.. editor oi the
iauh.m Democrat, stopped over in
Pennington Tuesday ou bis way home
from 'br meeting Of The Missouri Pres,
A#uriu!pl, Io see hi, sister, Mt. Bar.
rt'' Ms Camlher- was elected lint
Vice President oi the Association, a
ay.i deserved honor.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

Mr. A. y. Fisher Of indianapolis,
who (. authorized ~ represent W
g. stevenson & Ca. nf tha, city. &c..
turned lhH week from Iulmnupo,I,.
He says that the stevenson cpmpfuy
arr 10 earnest about building The cleo
luc road here, and tina there arc no
"iriuk,H in the deal.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

iiitic rcagilH ftta smith bsloYrI daugh.
ter 81 Nj. ani AIRS Joseph smith. born
February ai. 100. ana departed thls iifc
July zsih, Ia'o, nErd months and days.
tn" funeral was preached by the writer In
the ". 4. church az Elvtns. IN the presence
OF q iargg audience, f,nm the following
text "Why should u b. thought a thing
ia"redlble with yon. THAI God should raise
the d-adF'-Acls .6s: ana tho remains
were laid AZ rest IN tho Eivins cemetery
Her form from earn. alas has sod. II was
hari that size should die. but though mum
b'rrj with the dead, her spirit soars on
high.
-hc has bil adicu 10 every care
and left this world of strife,
She lcf; the friends that loved her dear.
Ana paId the debt % life.
Ana 10 thhsC WIN mourn her loss.
Pray. wipa away your tears.
ma dry your weeping cyC1.
Prepare the stream @! death 10 errors
Aud meet littlo rcarlir IN this skies.
3. T. hnSTGOuEuf.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
rO CURE A COLD I'M ONE nAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qslnc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL IL
fails 10 cure. u. w. Groves sigma
iure Is ON each box. Price 20 cents.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
TUB TRUTHS.

frT7 DROP Of INK viii color a whole glass
IN Of wat.r. L l. 90 ind. e vest which
m makes . par Of bread rise, ard 9 single
~ cake Of soap containing tI-L-0rbcd
alsai can ruin Hundred times ifs cost IN laccs
and fine embroidery. Aiter al Is it wise TO take
such risks with common soap? Or course YOU
can get along without Ivory Soap. So can a
wagon without axle Rrcase-but it goes hard.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

The nooley hoys, whose buil vas
placed at $4,000 10y Justice Turner at
the preliminary examination. were
taken before thc County Court Last
Monday uu o wit IT htbeus corpus.
and after heating the case the Court
decided ln reduce tbc bond to 81, 900
each. tip to time If going TO press
they bud not given bond.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

Tho first number Of "rhc Elmwo cd
Breeze, very eredi,ablc liiilc coli
legs paper Issued by Elmwood Semi
utty, made is appearance this week
II viii De published semi. niDnlhly
The festival ar fair given by The
Catholic Church last Thursday evening
was a great success, both financially
aud IN poiu, If attendance The
crowd numbered about live hundred,
and The proceeds amounted TO abnul
iJur hundred dollars.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

siFsceflcs aud provisions II Nsorc q
Osersll'4.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23


Dr. ". y. Elliot. o.tcopalbi,l. WHO
hl, been connected with the Arcadia
Valley siullariuul, 80 lrou'pu, Mo,
wgi,cs Il, that be- wi,l bc In Farming.
tom about September i,t. to locate lot
the purpose oi pracliciug hi, probes,
sion. Office rooms viii DE over D.
Macklrl's wral market west side Of
Public square.
s small circus struck town h,l FL.
day, one Of !hr principal attractions Of
which YVES gambling side tent, out
If which some trouble grew during he
day, and what came vcfy near being %
serious shooting .erape al night, .rg-
cul shot, being fired, bat fortunately
nobody was hart 4 couple Of the
circus party wcgg arrested aud fined by
the city. What appcars sir8ugc 90 81,
il, That thc.c gambling ~baspor, WIN
arc with al such shows. are not ar.
rested al once, and forbidden Ia run
their skin games.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

Peach Seed Manlei--~Wc want zoe
bushsls q peach seed, for which we
win pay 900 ger hashsi 10 cssh or soc
ln trade, t.Gg q MACS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

Big reduction 10 simmer aud piece
goods n, Chas. Giersa's up-to- date
nefchaat tailoring establishment. "a
make room for fall stock. Nos Il the
iIme 10 get good summer sals al a
very low iigufe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
taHs meO eten efter ban, Oa sOlOatsrns let OerDeS Tumble

tatte meo Sten efer BAN, ba Solbaterne LET oerbeb tunoe
blipe ramte.
Som Ell DIS panoreoe gauoilas al Steo me0em
I'm 9ItOrts. omeipet al en- Del Of Dobsn, Der par fulgt meo
for at bare os paa, at ban oirieli9 blep lat 5aneiel.
Carmen o9 De 6orblnoelier, Der uoilDn9eots inoo BAN,
6~attelpiets 8litren paa Ya9tens 9arnift oa Smerten al
be Sp9itelier. ben boooe iaaet = oft bioro9 til at gsre
BAN 9anffe forbirret. 8 oenne bans VilcelIe bar Der tun
cen 8ante. ION peobleb at beherife BAN o9 br9uoe ON ct
iiroaenoe Qps bans Sonters Merte - bet BAR bans BRO
pa Sriitus % tun en- attraa opfplote bans Siol: at
tunne forblipe i~tlnobaftig oenne 3ro. Dan bar ali for
forpiloet til al tunne iamle 3ontsrne til Ssn, men bans
oomp9e Si6ls attraa ftg op iom Camp fra n~ppIsiet Serb
paa en- iolns JoraarsmOrgeu.
s Gorfslgeliens 3ioer hanoe bisie ii9rts Gonoer en-
Riot9rbeoens Seruielie isgt e~ejli9beoen til at Iioe Wtartprs
osoen; men ili8t bar lan9t fra gauoiaas. Gan turoe lite
t9nte pda Wartprtronen; men ban it9lpsoe Tor al TONNE
til at bsre til De frnialOus.
Stsot o9 ilobt frsmao, %inublenos Og after rcii al
Sooaterne bleb ban fert ben iii Jorun og til gaflicaen,
6oor Guri9beoen iao.
Den 8aaro, man baooe fert gauoilas ben /, iplotes
burtig al 6olt. iaa mart ban bar ble0en iGt IND Ell vi
lutte, iom bi nu Dilee table Qntla9eb0uten. 9erefter FOB
ben Diano. iom haDoe funoet Buoens Dooeo Yauoilas
6us, op % a~ntlageoe BAN. gOrigbeoen neofiren an=
Hagen, o9 oerefter oflagoe A%ntlageren 50 paa, at bet lille
BAR u0ger. pripat 69pnf slelie, Der lit BAN iii at Iremtomme
meo lin Qntln9e, p9 at ban heller lille bar unoertebt al
no9tn treble gsrion til bette. Ia oisie 6ormalttster par
til Gnoe, gil ban oper til at beretie, 5porleoes ban oar
tommen ino gauoilass 6us. o9 bbOrleoes ban Der paa
3ricliniums Bulp bapos iunoet 8uoens afbr9ttebe Sopeo.
Dan bapoe oerfor al muli9 @rrno til al nniage. at oeuns
gauoilas. Der. iom ale Uioite, bsrte til ben Seft. iom
ialote Jig aritne, snten oiretts eaer inoirette bar Stplo
oenus Seli9breoe, % oerior neolagoe ban paaifano paa
ct fao BAN iirafet efter 2Ootns Strtngbeo.
gGuoilas bar MI, bpao man paa eatin taloer reus,
b. b. l.. %ontla9et, o9 iOm iaao0n bleo ban isrt til d9n9a
fet, toor ban Tube ioos foroatet, til 6Orbsret tunOe inoe
Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
8oIOte & apitel.
9itus.

p6srrel@ ia9oe ben 9nmle Slaos. ioet ban urolig
binteoe fren o9 tilbnee foron Den enonu mere urOli9e Og
fOrItromte 8ioton, n6erre, ben frieibns aoinoe siberia
ftaar nsoen unoer; bun bar bra9t ct @uoebiaeoe at 3arra-
mus nso unoer fin 9aabe og tilbpoer at ietts BET fOran Dor
8sr tiai9e msO Ell 9ampe. GUN er lite ariitsn. men bun
sr en- goo Sjel Oa bill 9erne frelie De. Gun Oenter Blot
Daa eoers 3iQaoelfe."
9iafOnsn bar bpbt rsrt.
Rel, mel, bet maa lite tie! Seq - je9 er 10 en- Of
sRirtens 8iaioner. Ollie oeo 10, at bette er ct trifent Gus
- Der er poermere Dor Ulenie6sos airte Der ~fulobpross
De 6sqioe Wlpherier. 9taar bun bnpoe gjort bet uosn at
beoe ON 3iaaotlie men MI nsj; bette tan js9 life
ainare. Sub fpsie mig; iea er iaa anset og iOa9."
Slaoen bep ftaaenoe. Dan Oenteoe, at bans 6erre
bog til iof biloe aiDe efter.
-gOg bog, a ~fammsoe 8auoiaas, ban bar % geO-
aioenbeb meo be ubetanbi9e og fbaee ban tllsap 10
Better. gl BON life ogfaa til9ibe mig? Dan bo 10, at
a6lpario CT en- bsoeuit abinoe. gun bsrer life III min
Gomilie, r9 BET bar 10 life mig, Der fOreilOg bette. Seq
sr Ou lite aniDarig for, hbao bun gsr. Dog mel, bet uiloe
.o9re uorli9t MOI Sanobecen og en- g,an0re MOB 9irten.
W Den, Der betsnter mig for Wsnneiteue.@ - Rel mel
9eoo Oct maa life ite."
Ru er bet ogiaa for flOe. iaabe Slapsn, for nu sr
DE uoenfor 9srsn."
Ter beb bontet paa 8sren, iaa belle quiet rpiteoe,
rOe eDernsns Bril- fog fOm en- 8sse Op ousr 8asst Os
trongte nso i9snnem 2abninsen oOsr Smplubium. Bet
bar, iom ON Doloise Sser log imOo Quiet, i~prsitsoe Cp
pOsr oct og itprteoe neo gennem @abet OOer @aaroen.
vTu niaa lutte op, peoo. Seq uil lsbe op open paa
st Eitblit og fe at foite mig liot. = Sda - bois bet ital
bore men lao iHe Sp9rmen trobe berino. 6uis Der er
en- proistt meo, sasr bans Nsobielper, eaer SOloatsr,
iaa lob benz bolDe ga9t Deo 8srsn. Gig, at je9 ffrais
fial .tOmms neo. Dog bent = er bet muli9t at flp9te bort
auo az posticum2"
DTsi, 0erre, Sp0rmsn bar labet en- Ilot gaa ON til
Sagfosn fOr o9iaa at iserre ben logang."
vDa er bet SUBS yilie, at leg fal gribes. Seq fan
life biGlpe mig ielp. Seq er 9lao ODER, at ie9 ia9oe mel
titYIpcsrias 6ilbuo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06

Gn Diarturbiitorie fra Ninles.
:. Barring ouIS.

bette foretommer mig m9rteli9t, la9oe Gutrta.
See trueoe life, at 9arqus eitomarus Ouoe pie mig laa
fw Opmartiombeo. gi TENDER 10 iet lite %9inanOen - ia
pi bsrer til %fOrftsaige SIasier -"
y ere BOG Get erinus, a Ia9oe 8iatonen. yDten
tab 8ariius mo. iaa tan ban 10 %fortlare Sa8en. Seo
ban ON at lDnos is, tbi Soormen oil mart bare OOsr
Ds."
Zen er OeO BET s0srftt af @aOen. a ia9Oe Sluptn,
rpeo 3erentius 6ominius's 8or.@
ooan trOr."
Sd. og ban bar fat ct giaeoe al bon 9oOe 9prOe fOrun
I'm On tilige meO en- 9amps. Sb9rmen antea Oct fOr ct
9iaeoe Al Mertur; De jubilee asit ssy bans 5raFaIo %
er 9aaet til on n0Ite Eer."
8arius, Der bar bleoen fulofenOig aoru, bleO MI
jnOIaOt. 6an turOe lite ie no9en al Dem Iiit ginene O9
ftammeoe meeet fin 8ale. s3ulius 9ar9us eltomarls
bopoe befalet bam at eaa oetben meo lin g9reitol; Den bar
FOripnet meo Gmb9nq, ION tunoe itiuIe Dem, % bans
Sienere piloe fsue 9oinoerne ben til ct Steo. boor De tunoe
bore sitterbeO.
Guinta bar altfor angf og utualntOOie sfer at TONNE
al Sho til at ~uoipsr9e Slaoen p~oerli9ere, o9 8iatOnsn
ipur9te helsr lite; tbi ogiaa ban bar me9et urolig og
u0rUss.
Nu tunoe 6obtns strig os 8a0b tpoelig bsres.
Seq Itoler lille fulot uo pa osnne Mlano, " iagOe
Bauoiaos; ytbi ban bleo b%ortbiit for iet Opferisl. Nsu
bOoO ital oi gsre2 Oct er paa bsjs 5io. 6srl Sparmen
oil iige trats pere Der. Oct neits 6us sr ct btOeuIt
gertsbus, bet bill life op6oloe Dem I9n8e. Bare bog
@2arcionus bar blsoen Der! Dan tunoe BABE raaost Os.
H2in 9uos Guintu, 5 mao 9sre, bOoo 5 trOr er bet beofe. "
STU bar SOermsn Fat fig gspagsIie i9en, " iu9os
pebo, " be er blebet tilfreosftiaet peo 3uldus 9ibss gus,
% Spfimus 9bilaoelpbius er aasreOs 69ro meo at brin9e
en- balp Gnes Guoer uo. 6srre, Der er lite ct giebIit at
fpiIoe.
.2oo ns TONNE at Steo : %burti9t!" 9i@peoe Guinta.
Gun reO fin 9utsrs Urn Os trut benOe ligefrem 10
al quiet.
loe paa @aoen msots Dem ct Star al mango 6atlsr.
Spermen 100 nu lille ioran ct mt GUS og raabte Og itres
utualmobi9, foroi Der intet @uosbiqsoe bleu lat frem.
Stlats efter gap be fig til at tate Stens mob 8sten.
quiet er gonie tOmt, " bpifeoe PeoO. uoerren er
9naet faait, Og oft er bleDen iOl9t for BAN. Der er lite
en- Si9l / bet"
Guinta neg OBJ / 9eciieasn eaer galanquinen, iom
blep benoe tilbuot, uosn at ie efter, ON benoes Gatter Tom
ino ben anoen. Os oerefter Opmuntreoe bun g9rerne til
at lsbe meo benoe, ian burti9 be tuuoe.
Garfius blep ftaasnOe og bialp Perpetua IND ben
u1oen lutteoe StoI, osrfter fit ban 8Grerue lat Gang O9
aeb ielb reo Sinen Og bol0t Smb0nsene iammen.
SauoiQos iau til Og %fteloeOe; tbi MI bar ban alens
Gilbaee quiet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-26
FREEDMAN's HEAD NURSE.
Civil Service Examination of AppIi-
Giants for the Position.


There will be an examination for The
position Of superintendent and head nurse
at the training school for nurses, Freed
mans Hospital, on November 20-z1. The
institution is supported by the Govern
nent and the examination will conse-
quently be held under the auspices Of the
United States Civil Service Commission.
The subjects which will form the basis
of the examination are: Essay. anatomy
and physiology. hygiene of hospital wards
and sick room, routine requirements Of
hospital ward and sick room, general
nursing, surgical nursing, obstetrical and
gyneco!s gieal nursing and experience. APP
plicants must be graduates of reputable
training schools and must have had at
least three years experience in hospital
nursing. The age limit is twenty years
or over, but the department desires that
preference in eertihcation be given TO IN
married women between twenty-five and
fifty years of age. The salary is $500.
The position at present is held by DR..
Emma Reynolds, who was appointed to fiji
the position for three months provided
by the Civil Service law The tine-limit
will shortly expire and she VIII have to
make room for the regularly examined
and appointed applicant. Prior TO Miss
Reynolds appointment, Miss Sarah c, Eb-
ersole WAS head nurse
u.
Chief Examiner of the Civil Service Com
mission. the early part of this year.
/ When asked for the cause Of her resig-
nation he pTofessed absolute ignorance
! and said the Board of Visitors would be
! the proper people 20 give this in
/ formation The Board of Visitors consists
! Of Chief Clerk Evans, OF the disbursing
! office of the Interior Department; DR..
! Darby of the Pension Office and Mr. Pier
son of the Interior I}eOartm MI
Evans was asked as to the cause of Miss
! Ebersole's resignation. but he replied that
I he didn't know anything about 1t at all
| He admitted that he was a member of the
| Board of Visitors that the matter came
| up before the board to act upon. and that
he remembered the case well. but he re-
! fused to say anything about it. He said
! the public needn't know everything.
In speaking of the position about to be
! filed, the medical examiner of the Civil
| Service Commission said~it is very i'm
/ portant that the nurse-students selected
! by the head nurse should possess good
/ mental capacity and excellent moral char
acter He is also of the opinion that it
would considerably improve the service if
! applicants would be required to pass an
! examination and enquiry especially as to
| these requirements He admitted that, as
/ il is now, political influence IS almost all
! that is necessary to secure place as
! nurse-student.
! He said that the training of coIored
/ nurses opens up TO them a new field Of
/ uefulness to which they are especially
! adapted by nature. The course supplies
them with the scientific and practical
! knowledge, and it is difficult TO even cen
lecture at the present time what infiu
/ ence the trained colored nurse will have
/ in the future on the standing and condi
ton of the white nurse
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-26
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Thcse TO Be HELD November 1 to De-
ceu,ber L. Inclusive.

cember L. Inclusive.
The Civil Service Commission has an
nounced examinations to take place as fol-
lows:
November skilled laborer, expert in
preparing, Installing, and packing anthropo-
logical specimens; salary 40 per month,
Fireman. Quartermaster's Departmental
large; salary $4S0 per annum.
November 14-Skilled laborer in the Ma
tional Museum. Smithsonian Institution;
salary s72e a year.
November 17-Chief engineer in the Gus
todian service in st. Louis. Mo-: salary
81, SOC. Skilled laborer with practical ex-
perience as electrical worker in the State,
/ War, and Navy Department Building; SAL
airy $72o year.
November 2G-Assistant in serum thara-
peutics. Biochenfc Division, Bureau of
Animal Industry. Department of Agricul-
ture; annual salary $3.50.
November 20-Assistant bookbinder in
the Customs Service IN New York: annual
salary 5000.
November 20 and 21-Heating and VEN
tilating craftsman in the Office of the Su-
pervising Architect of the Treasury: 81 400
a year. Superintendent and head nurse.
Training School for Nurses, Freedman s
Hospital: 5000 year.
November 21-Assayer in the Customs
Service, ct Hogales, Ariz,; salary 81 per
day Examiner, class 8, in the Custom
House. at st. Louis. Mo. First, second.
! and third grade customs officials in the
Customs Service in Hogales Ariz first
grade salary So per day. First, second, and
third grade customs examinations for Ea-
/ gle Pass, Texas; Jay inspectors salary So
/ cay,
! December Engineer on the launch
/ Sanoset, Bureau of immigration, Ellis ISL
| and. n. Y; monthly salary s65. Engineer
and plumber Quartermaster's Department
at-large. Fort Hunt, Va; $720 per annum.
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Must Issue Transfers.

ages and breach of contract OF Robert II. Coward.
of HyattSTille; L. NJ Humphrey, and J. Athens
Johnson, against the Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany, the CITY and Suburban Street Railway
Company, and the Columbia Railway. The JUS
tee holds that the companies are bound TO issue
transfers more generously than their present
rules permit No appeal from this decision can
he taken as the amounts OF damages. etc. sued
for are all within the exclusive jurisdiction oil
justices ef the peace.
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May Held for the Grand Jury.


Eugene May, formerly furniture dealer, who
was arrested last night by Detectives Horne and
Father, on a charge of grand larceny preferred
by Ora L. Pitney. a real estate dealer.
ragned in the Police Court, this morning, and
pleaded not guilty. II was brought out IN the
hearing that May obtained a deed OF trust from
Ora l.. Pitney. executed several days ago by
George ". B. Evans, OF ala 4 Street northeasl-,
and drawn for s., 900 to cover three houses in
Alexandria, Va II was shown that May got pos
session of the deed without complying with ce--
tain conditions required by Pitney. and refused
TO return it when it demanded by fftneF
Nav was held by Judge Kimball for the grand
Jury bonds being fixed $500.
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The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty-four hours
were reported at the Health Department up to
neon yesterday: Margaret Byron, 50 years; Aaron
Bruce eS years; John T. Bailey, 50 years; Jen-
ME Pritchard % years; Mary Tharnstt. Il Years;
Robert Exams. 30 years; Theopo.is Brown, 40
years; Iuthsr Banks, 81 years; Mary Dorsey, 35
years, Augustus b. S Rawlings, 81 years: John
j. Richardson, &c years Lowell Rjssea, 20 years;
Elmer Donaldson, months; aeuten KaFnici.
) months.
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MARRIED WHEN FIFTEEN.
Ten Years Later, Says Mrs. Langdon.
Her Husband Deserted Her.

Susie Langdon, through her attorney,
Charles Keys, filed suit yesterday against
her husband, William Langdon. for di-
vorce, on the grounds of desertion and
abandonment It is alleged by Mrs Lang
don that she was married in 1855, at which
time she was only fifteen years of age and
her husband was forty-eight. Ten years
later. she declares, Langdon deserted her
and has since refused to contribute to her
support.
Mrs. Langdon says that her husband is
now an inmate of the Soldiers Home.
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The German Orphan Asylum.

The German Orphan Asylum Association will
hold its annual meeting t.is- evening at 7:3o
o'clock at Wonn's Hall, z21 Sixth Street north
west The election of seven members of the board
of directors viii take place and other important
business will be presented and the secretary,
Edward W. Koch desires the presence of every
iar
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An AIIered Razor Anrny

Clara Lee. coiered, charged in the Police
Court this morning with cutting Victoria Brown
also coIored. with a razor. She pleaded not
guilty and demanded jury trial