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NEW CORPORATIONS.
I<D

REPTILE SvECIAi-
srrir-fcId. II. Dec. Cert a,7r"s Of iucoT.
~rora.io:r wee issued to-day ~ secretary ~
state Rose as follows:
rh. jewel Ziik ami Lead Company, Chicago:
capital. ga. ~. mining AMI milling L-lCsr :'Ih-
roTs-Joseih VI GTiN"n. Warren N-c''ol. ar.
Harry \ warren.
m lr"rtcan AsrhaltIm and Rubber COM
yany. ClhcaE". capital. SLy"'-4i. mining ana ian
taiion business uoTG:orS-Frcd y Eitnj'.
Edwin crawford ant Parker II. EuIc
The Partisan %uvelt- Company. chicago. capi-
tai. s. srt: mluUfcc;uranc nov. Ito lucGf,"r-
atUrs-Lou.s l.. joseph. CaaIi.s !. Loeb an! Max
JOSEF b.
The Ch.ca~p B,"his Foundry c@m-Gny tnl,
cago Heights. tIri;al. S.'f': general i"uIIif aNi
m|rufd-tIFsn business. Observation-Disclosures
petr.ar-u, noa.2s McE!I' :ra" AM August i
schultz.
The Joha ~ L~ans1grg CompaHE. Chicago; caii,
tai. sT,, 90; manufacturing artists glalsiIl!s AM
Supylier. incuTpui iturs-Jptn W. iGsE-rE. VIII
Ham Y. Coats aal Edgar W. I!I.c1a!i.
TIE Sua:-or e PCbilc Accgl ns lSS led q i"rIllt
to-day C- the Organization Of the Eastern VIII
County state f&ank. L" b" l,c:''d At M1ny". ~.
with n cauital s;p,k 81 5000. Tn" Kermit is
issl!-a to sisCTP. =. Mile. Ed I, DeutScl. J"hn
Ke!st-lt. John Il S-rne5eI. ana Hear J.
:, l,l-u;..
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALL tacyc desiring l,ID g. secEiHs f.tratlcEI
tray -egi-tor with tIc Free Employment Burea:
cf th. State Labor Hursai OF Stlcs-!Ls. ht"as
Ctc:i.ut ST.; siti.lI."ns #Ei hv:p fSTnis.iei fee
81 cna..-. Tel. n u. -: 4 -.
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ri,
EEPTELIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jefferson ri;y. No. We. 5-Sa"rEtaiy GE STAT
S.r! K. CnDl. ta-..sy issued certificates 81 irro-'
uuIati6u :. ~" { lowing . .SFla.-S:
.;chcrck Ctr,is &c tCmiar? II -. JoFelf: zap
ital. sia..Hl. all Irii. In ":rrIat'f LOUIS =
Schenck. 'Il:a S"HrnrI ami N'r,--n i.-E-S.
NevinS Fuel '~Duip.Eg e.: Joplin. ~C:il'a!. 81;
Aa9. all -a.|. I!anI i"Iatrr-E. :. Nevis. J. W.
Yuurs and +. :. Ilcison-
PlattsbuTC 1icht AID Pow C"rnpans =: .tiit,,-
hur.: .~pitai. e+t"E. al paid. @r".y7'ht""s-N
J Trimn.r. tiat ~. !. =. AMI .ifc- iunEn"u-"7.
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STOVE REPAIRS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
\. G BKAUER, 3lt-3lS y. THIRD ST.

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
ASSISTANT HO0KEEErER-YoYng man. now
s~rp4ey-l. would like tr make raan-v. best II
iIniia.
Practical baker. Iastrv co K and cock
: ants position In hp;ei ~ Tes-turanI- AdI."s- e.
Ioi-i. ~ : B:oai"a.-
HARHEK ielns man with o.s v~ag's exp
s sa"f , AZ! -, 9 as !. ~ Fasnt maS,S s?S"'''' "''1
EhK-ENDER-situstioa by young man a. bar
ts"asr. e>Ier!ence and .s;tr"aer. L ~. Re-
r.ErhNrER-EH pe:teaeg& zsuns man wants
Gail oT address y. sanders. c.lS y. Lzt!ng vel.
E2oKkEErER = wr:tins az eop;ins loae:
End pi-f,rred. { n. hiPubHc. "'
EookKEErER-SSitrat',n f sore kind by a
y"ung HaT. i. -.halestI- hCuS" preferred. ul!e--
stand b. ,kk~erias: bond AID s.,urity. " ~.
-.ril"H,-
I CaRi'ENTEE-PoSi::on by = German carpen-
tsr far ~" Kind q WORK. /. l2'. Replbrc.
cARPENTER-Ca;penter, aset g wants re-
railag jyhltES. IT si'rtti n in wAo!"sIie hou=e.
="5 y iwe!fri. -
cl..RK-Younv man q p wishes position in
J ofdc": good ad:rauan: had railroad experience:
COoK-Al-ar,uni cock wlsbcs situation in
y. Seventeenth =.
: COOK-Si:Iaticn hv excellent white male cool:
= FANNY: h.rhsst references: moderate wages
J ''4IA j. H'- 'f'h ~
IHTGGIST-situat:on by lung rsglsterel
druel:.t: state salary. Address f. Y. X. Broad
! FIRtMhN-Pos:tion by single Lci.or fireman: IS
EcaEs. ctperie1c-. rr;e-eHcss- - II iiiGg-. 2,3-
= Chaiies y.
GROCERY Situation as erccery clerk;
Mn years ,xTr nc. d >. Republic.
HAESEnsMAKER rsst..en BY sietoaaa
! ssri p.atar @: cal. 2ci y. twelfth =.
! JANIToR or PO~RTER-s!tratIon BY a man
! r-i"Eene"- s"ae- and steady \ in. Republic.
-&Iu@:i as .aaraE~r or forams7
of stable. ! understand horses and can gle re:-
e:encr. q l2S. Republic.
"a oF J - M~A AN P ?? in ssn No.. e,n,ras;or.s
r".pIng ard general "fhce work; also suIrsr-
! POSITION Situation ~ young, man. IS yaars;
;oSit,,n win fp..1'qni'y t- a'Tarcsm'nt pc
SALESMAN-Si;uaticn by mar with g,oI horse
ReIrhiiS,
gALEsIAH-ExI crIsnc d dry good. &c rs
Rs1u5!ic. 40 - Ii
s0LICIToR-Youns nan If good address and
with 4 COCO: prHposit' IN: security 20 any amount.
wATGnMA ss3 s aav;!en as s.g ws,ssma" By al
WA-CFMAN-si!aa':5a va-t1d IS waterman.
: ,aui:a- "r Gr' man. b. god, sober. re- abe ma
: RED roam. I's: -ef=:cnce. AiiT- : +. Gre %
. Pine Ct
! "BTsS-Y'u-r man wants position IN larrs.
Ci-;n-drt. r-u!':v :aTu. - lam pJstn-ss. II
i2i. Rei ntltr-
! WrEH-s!ruq-ion bv noc. coIoreI hoy. Ii years
o1i. - VOL! - rr.vatc family: references re-
cu.i.G. - \. Twsaty-eeccnd st.
; ., W@h m5-n5Ie sns s d.Si rs " W. G&on q a7y r. t kiDdj
3. AMI r."-l. rE:s. rc.s given. l. - Requisite.
We E-Ir'ali gent. mot. rusty ran -. do
s'r's lght 81 Il1vn-ert: tcaa arg business: part
OF 'rtiTe ;it.- bet rs- E.Ir es. Pleis-Its. 10
Nagtiar-o ave.
YOUNG MAN-Situat!7 ry m educated ynr7r
! TSl. stranger II, rit-. r,tl accept any offer os
an hQrcFal'!s position ! 80 Republic.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
M1sceIlaneOuA.

C~pPf1SFS WANTED-Ladies to copy letters
az ntiii- VI Der l.ysl. send stamped envelope for
abi!i'a'iJn. Leslie Novelty Co. Desk II. Chi
HlNlNG-R0oM GIRL Observation-Disclosures
uiE!Le-ipum girl: cafe. 1893 E.aston.
D~ISIWASIERS WANTEp-Fenal. d~ishwash-
,iS. ihe hreiflinS Restaurant. all y. B-oadway.
Girl WANTED-Giil for kitchen and dining
ROOM "prh- III! y. I:-CaGwsy.
GIRLS WANTED-1oo girls to pick nuts: week
w"fk: good gay. Apply 5s y. Second st.
GIRLS W~ANTED-FIny giris to peg nue.:
L-iHN work thu wear round: apply al once.
EG'iSt'ns. :" y. Commercial 81. corner Olive
~HnI'SEMiID WANTEr-Experrnc.I touse-
Itr'i"ll boulevard.
LADIES': nice. tlean. I.ttle business a, home:
pr s. Af3ng u~: stamp for parti"uiars. Dept. Il
chicago. III.
ScRrE WOMEN WANTEp-Thr-r scrub
,,H',n Nlt,.H cart: S.tur.aE morning at ,face.
ti' Missouri Trust bldg.
~%EtMSTKf:SS Observation-Disclosures. younE
Ia.F mat can sew. who il thoroughly acquainted
MI; du' matte. i.lInclias-l:- Modest. 1S.
'iflii5 "F facial treatment; only four weeks r.
''...r- sittnfirl demand or graduate IN 40
. .'t!'' - "Sf rapidly increasing class. our colir:-
~ i'ii'E L. our I'T tuiIIIUS. Ii'u i ~. 81 :.
- n'ht 'i-llt1r. tvrrNthlr- f-st-'!aSs. 'ili
'I "f'''. N"!"T COLI. g". IL, Nsrk'' -.
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HELP
MisceI3aneOua.


IANLToE Or ins'ita,;on; s. ssarf and rom
Married coupe for farm. So: farml,ants. &
j 1liiTFGs' for G't os,se~ 1rd a So: s;5re n"rt~rs'
tiandv mon for whg.'sa,@ am va 'g%"x -
Dsi:vsrv drv@rs. tsims,-rs, trucker. So 81.
MaGhinie,s: fslrs's. S.: 2i"tnrv hands fs.-
pth.r places ur-u- all WORK guarant'",t ~ Us
An.rican Eruloyrncnt 10 s' 2t,.- 81
KITCHEN men. q. 81. Sc w~ak range hF";gan.
: saloon p%"-'--'. ~. -. hoard: .aften'!er 81.
'"i. h.4s-ul"n. C.L ya:irn"n. G"!- po:.efs.
ho;- Ion fa.tert.,, ST wses: ofa;e b. 81,
: w~,I%a.s.ns ntaca,n~ har.s. s. day IN
s'a sr.GsrE 5 81 w,,S; 1, 4yssy yashY s.. s. 1@e 10Y
Matti"i sro"-ry ,,ieri,. 81 81 v'"k
9 .ha'':y cstrren;ers, waoi,~aIe hons st.adv.
tSr,...a'.i r, wash+r: coYntry hot~. pass
!. '.,sf-d fa,r, ; ,ah-r-rs. 81. sti ~
L. ,ab.i-r,. t-an.,rls- v No 81. $:
= haniy mon. WorIl's Fair c-oi.n! :. s.. s.
:, -; cl,app,rs 81 cor! '2als tHrnisI:el-
~ r.oil- IT of ~ork an -: tn. ,ld.st snl
I'rr'~r my !oyHl.ut .,nIar,y u = Louis
N'tr;l! E5rr."iHI"7; 80. h%i1 y sixth :.
ME% wANTEu-Yrun MN to 81 goods Ut
trains = : Ta"a'i"'-- nuL-osire r'ni"4 station.
~ "ANTEp-"o''re! man :. care Tor
txferi,a-,l. Ne Rig az, ei''' Il MUS o.
= wANTEu-Ta'.rs man about p. Of good
WIT. gtran: IN d.t.its. / ~, i;epubic.
sl @h mssih= fai Hhil. i iSsrH'aE @"' H iH tT@n,
HEonn, shoe g. Union factoFy. Jrfe;soa and
Randolph.
MILLER wAETEp-' :nsil.- f. burr iii
.r"HTr- v. NTED-Colorel porter FOR barber
.roEfEE WANTET-Good perez for !a-b-r
Sh'p. call a. Pm =.
PORTER VANTEp-r"lor-i porter. TE-
t'''it!ng i.StaGftEf III y B.21IwaE. Gp-faiis.
sEor-T -,'.n= non fmr factor, w,rs. and lam
s.-L i-I---. 80! Nas.- - ON -
TEENS va.r-I a- G-,tIo- station on Frisco
7 Z FIR y tiaulnr."k G'.aStlucri"n -
TIT. TEIIE .H,5 -: &::n H. s s,, 60 @,
TRJCKfRs. re WA%TFr-TIrr yauar
Mon T. uutk in w.. esa.s h,I--. 81: / ma"E:H-
cooks. So; /. amp f.nti~s. go. 2 not! ~.
<s'. cat. ian"hman. ~. I saloon I,rt"Ts.
wareh.gse me-. - :. So. .t.adv. is!..ery dr;vris.
,eamsts.s; - am'n. 81 10 50. 6 ;"Ing m.n -
% 81. b AL. -oou. Stubs Employment Go.
WA%TEn-Mc" =, !.,.n barber 'Iele
Iractlce. fr-~ wgrs diu.olnss and positions
wnen esnrr,rnt: war. saw; - gr.srn;.a
W" remove to ,I- rev EU.iiing. III" Pine =.
FOR ;hr piace: ms: .em%!-t. institution Of the
kind IN the world. Seam heat. elevator. srrsn-
old light. susciai gradual ~ de.artn-nt. call
IT write. Naler Eag''r- 'D!leE.. iiiI MarEst =.
YARDMAN wANTED-Yarf - house man;
reie,.nc"s r1qutred. al Llnl.lL
YCUNC; Man wark with .ar-r-
hanger. ". w Miller. 2aiiA North Market.
YOJNGi man take charge branch orics. oEt-
sid civ. 81 M nth and expenses. 80 olive.
Nc gentleman. not under -. 20 represent
Va in -. Louis and outlying towns: splen1iI oT-
pcrtunity: must have business ability. Dept. z >
i:rcl1 Supply Co. 1873 Washington boulevard.
Chicago. Ill
HAYWARDS'
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TIT FrsTrs !. WADE. p.es!aeat.
c. II. Mcmillan. Secretary.
ST. LcEit. Nc. Nov %. 1872.

NOTICE 70 Inventors and B"sigf:aTs-Tne m"n;-
ing Gf the Inventors and b.signsrS' !ntsi Ma
tOnal Protective ASsp.idtiol Wl:i be no.! At ;i'
headquarters. room 3i. northeast corner BrOsG-
WY dTt ifISigut. Saturday .srni-G. Dee. IrD.-
e. 1T \ p. m. for IT.. puI pos Il enrolling nov
member. az pt NJ bylaws and completing ~.
oTganiZaiof. Invent rs ard a.siGa.I= a.. Cr--
dialiY inNiraI
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sTockuaLD.us: mEEyi.Gs.

OFFICE II the st louis Fair Association.
Far ri UiIn4s-Et eCt:"n ND;icr-Int rcSul2. an
uual el.CtlU- for thirteen n::ecio-s - tae -.
luis Fair Association 10 serve ,:uriuS Ig. en-
suing yCa-, Viii D. hei.. n NeI.esiay. DeCeia-
Der %. 49,. "a II oiEcr OF the association. FAR
,,I'ut.u IS. -. Louis. Bic. Polls open from )
.'ci.tk a. rl. to l o'clock =. u.
c. n TILES. President.
.Ip.ln Hachaleis.cT. Secr@taIr.
~. LOUIS. Nc. NOV. -. 1872.
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OFFICE OF HE TERMINAL E:fI.EOAD
ASSOCIATION Of ST. Npiire IS hereby
gwen taat =. ne,t.EE Of tn stgckLplde S 4 lie
.,iI,..nii Rail4OeG Association II -. Lois hi>
ne.n .uiy -aIi5d I,r. ana TIll b. leGi az te Of
ice II -aii CUiEpdTy. Ia lEs Ciiy o! ST LOU :,
a.ssc.Tl. n ta- t-.tn Gag 81 - crE1cr. Ia. a.
the nuur Il > O'Clock q N. for ~. purpose -
sunni ting 10 Il vote IF tn. stg,k .UideI>:
III The question q increasing me capital STOCK
Il saiu Cu.l.pany IIUm sIZ'uH.'--i - S.p,r - ,i-JJ.
~ Ne question & increasing II. b-n led in
Gu;,dr.rSS =: Saii toa!i.dUy iTp!l S!-.v-J.rJ - 49,
vDc,thJ.
Ci airord=., nts To the charter or aIt-cite q
nsstrIa..la Of .1id Company. end.
-, ANY Ena All Other Mates which ga: u
suu.EItt,d :or he t'TsIGei atr,E Of IA ST bcAh2 H.
rs, ;.Lu when rray I.guIt- tie vote 9: "a.
JILI!.s :. WALSH. Presi!en:.
James Hanna. Sacrt-ary.
l.. =. Ga3oTL.. I.LIsey. JF. "a II. ; IIta.
I.i.Ls : t.4l>n. Z. o. n.rr.I All II. l. w.
InsI.. All Il the GI:eCt'Is.
~. lDuis. Mo. .Ct,h-T :. H:.
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. Y FOUND.

LOST AND FoJSD.
EOOK-Lost. collectors red leather ho K. with
contracts. N or around y;0F Minnesota az. r.
valid II returnGi to Muly.niil Furniture c.. IL
y. Twelfth =.
.FoUND-A fine pace to hunt ana iish. .AdI.ess
Il. J. Myer. H5nirhan. No.
F~OUND-Ha.iis's new stcIs. who're they sell
h.st sh,. ir -. owls &c. 81. t7 i Sixth e.
M~oHEY-Ls;. loil # bills. Keas.a&t5u ave.
between Kings highway az. AGA i,aIy. ivrI:d
. - k"nsiraton.
M~ULE-Foa=d. ono black pug niue. = hank
claiming p:olcIty and paying ,h4rE s. Inquire
sgar 1879 y. Seventeenth 81.
PIN-i0-t,-ThH person VIM stole pin at l2J
"a ll-' Washington ave. ~ known and unless 1t is
ictuI:ad Immediately hey vii lie prosecuted to
fullest extent { H. law fo- GraEd larceny. y
-, Republic.
PTc-Ls,. ysrow i".-: h~ilsd. harness. Lib
oral reward. @'it Washington ave.
RISG-Lst. diaa,0ri ring. m $ xt1 st. he.
tween l. Gust i. ana Lucas ave. 10y a Csrk
VINO caat afford loss: Ii@srai Ieward. Harlan
Iros.. 80 y. S.s:h =.
SHOPPING EAG-Lns;. block s3t.n Shopping
lag: on DIV" stree; MA. NanaevenJer avenue,
reward Il returned TO 3!S P~eaalrton avenue.
sAy;SGS rs GcSh Ne; llsss 4 the Missis-
TO present II" sam. within ten day. o. su nit
& having s1iI las b ,"s caaccIeI and q rev cne
sud.
wATcs-Los;. rarcI Philippe & CO, gold
watch, sIth nat ATS Il: n. Jr-. on hack AMI
smail BLK. lra;he. fob attached. Please
~ W"h:;lf,r x O.. 50 \. rourtn s. oLtiaaial
!'varc. M Questions askel.
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II rAu want n rndne:CI partner in 4 SCUM
~,ESinesE call IN u. cIawi:- * 60. lIg LacllGe
building.
WANTrD-Lc4 - Gentleman
small capital: i.Tgc r-iu-- u i L CT lily L y,
Republic.
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BOokkcepers.

AuTHoR.PE..iden: u D~RAUGIio:"s PRAC-
corner Ninth and Olive. * author o; four .ext-
books on bookkeeping. orders ny mail for said
looks TO the amount Of from 70 20 So PER DAY
ale received from practical lpGkkeepeTs. aer-
in business men have + ou- work. one who
takes a three months cnUrse IN bookkeeping 1t
pTaUEhFn's College IL rnpIc competent than on.
who ;aE.s a <Gx months course where cur ccpv-
or N.it- 70. catalogue t"fr" entering else
wh.:c- H. and sight sessions.
E~"cKKFFTER WANTED-Goo!. reliable MAJ
a T. ,Akssp-r: state wages expected. Il i2S. Re
Public.
SPECiAI~Drau@h0D's college ETi!e build
ing. Coz Ter Ninth and Olive. vi ! take a limited
number q city students who can give good ref
e-en"es and let them pay tuition out or salary
after cours. is completed and psi.icn = secured
and without security and iD,ere {: these who
wish 20 take advantage OF iris OYER shnu d call
for application blank a." or phone Prof. LII
man. Main John IHsln. who will send represent
ative to gee you: DAY and night sessions.
orFSTIONS-A-e YOU Interested in n good
wish to attend a business college that makes
no claims the records Will rot sustain. a college
that will furnish evidence to irove thar 1t Is re-
Cciv:ng calls almost daily for bookkes pers ard
more m0nrv securing POSITIONS for its students
than many business colleges take in as tuition;
, college that does not advertise Il certain. mum
her Cf positions filled and a certain number Il
unless such is the case: a college that is in
.,orsef by business men: a college that employs
competent and hiyh-sslsrieI teachers? II SO.
call or send for catalogue Of
irE elsewhere. Day and night sessions.
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

FOR Excharge-A hrand-.ew 5i.-foo, y. :
compartment standing oak Ecsk Tor a EU.I-top.
iiat-;Op or typewriter desk; VIII f.ay cast! dill. r
cnce. sSi L.nc, In Trust t~uIIGilS.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Wedding Ring. 1SoIid Gold.
III RIAL. MfTS.

Finest qualities. g. II <2a. Merraod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust
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HAYWARDS'

Bus!nes sand shorthand College. 2is. 80. 2e1 and
IS Odd F..lHws' building. In.i instruction
In Shorthand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Arith-
metic and Permansh!p. Phone s.S. Day and night.
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sTOCKHoIEFES' NETTING-%ofIce g nara-
by lIven t.iat the auLUa. Il c"tirc os III strvH-
holG.r5 Of III. G-:naalh frltt - ,mpI:,y Will b.
d. Id al the Cf;i,FS OF to 9 fUIary At the mont J.
wet corner ot e, urfh aai olive SITS. x. J. uis.
NO. on Wednesday tn" ei-nt"eata d. Of -
ceTr.ber. is32. converting ut tn iUGr OF 8 n'c'o X
Il. l. on 'na. risy. for tne rIrIr'-p gf elect ~
zen -Ir.Ct'Is and TO- the TRANSACTION ct 81 h
utusr husincss as MAJ he brought iefJTe sliI
m,e..nc. Henry KOEHLEE. JR. Pc idcEt.
TiOS. II. NaLIsT. SecIe'ary.
81. LrUs. Mo. Dec. >. 1879.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Not;cr II Eere-
hy given that the annual rne.t nx e tn STICK
holders CT tn. Mercantile Trust Company VIII be
ieIG ct The nf..e 4 th- company. Al -hs 10 t.
cas-; eorner u Eighth ard IL -usj s:s. in IN.
atty OF -. L)u.s. 3o. on M"Dulv. the eighth
day G: D-cen.her. 1872. ccnvening at the hou. OF
. O'clock a. NJ. on that day. Tor the purpye "a
elkc,irg eight directors AMI To. the transact. Oh
OF sch Sther business as may be b-o-ghi bercr=
sa:G IIcet,Dc-
EECTT-S 7 w.Dr President
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PERSONAL.
Fifteen Cents Fer line.

a NEvER-FAILING regulator: NAL free: Ia
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LESS SENTIMENT FOR STRIKE
Last Night, but Prospects Were That
Miners Would Vote to
Stay Out.

Hazleton, Pa, May 1.-THE situa-
ton regarding the continuation of the
present total suspension of work in
the anthracite coal fields of Pennsyl.
yania was a trifle clouded last night.
The apparent overwhelming senti.
ment for strike which was in evil
denee Monday was not quite so prom
inent last night, and predictions were
freely made that whatever the dele
gates in the convention here today
determine upon the winning side will
have only bare majority. President
Mitchell and his fellow officials still
maintained their silence and every at
tempt that had been made to get their
opinion of the situation proved futile.
The indications were, however. that
the delegates faVoring a strike are in
the majority and will win their fight
in the convention. The upper dis
triet, it was known, is not a unit on
the question of a permanent strike,
but it was confidently believed that
the pro-strike delegates in the mid
die and lower regions are numerous
enough to overcome the considerable
anti-strike sentiment in the upper re-
gion.
The proposition Of the stationary
tremen to go out with the mine work
ers If the latter will endorse the fire.
mems demands for a shorter work
day without a reduction in wages
helped to complicate the situation
and no doubt has had considerable
to do with the apparent change in the
sentiment of many miners who were
for a strike. The radical strike ad-
voeates insist that the miners union
should accept the proposition, which
would result in the suspension of
work by the engineers, firemen and
pump runners, and this would cause
the operators large financial loss
through the flooding of the mine
workings. 1t was held by them that
the mine owners would concede the
men something rather than see their
property ruined.
The convention met at 10 a. m. to.
day.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-14
.SUNDAYSCHGOL WORK
Seventyeight Annual Meeting
of American Urion
Held.
G,559 SCHOOLS WERE AIDED
2,325 Schools Organized and Reorgan,
ICED Last Year-s7o,445 Received
For Missionary Work-Managers
Chosen to Serve Until May, 1905.

Philadelphia, May 1.-THE seventy
eighth annual meeting of the Amen
can Sunday School union was hello
mere yesterday. The 10 managers
were elected to the board, which con
Jains SO members. The board of man
ayers will meet Thursday to elect
officers.
Rev. Edwin w. Rice, secretary OF
publications, and Rev James Nj.
Crowell secretary of missions, pre-
sented reports showing the progress
of the union during the past year.
DIR. Crowells report stated that
1925 Sunday schools were organized
and reorganized and aid was rem
dered to $3.50 schools The amount
aeceiyed for missionary work was
40, 445, an increase of $24,344 oven
the previous year.
These managers were chosen to
serve until May, 1906: John n.
Beach, New York; D. Wilson Moore,
Clayton, N. j.; Henry M. Knox, Ded
ham, Mass; J. Livingston Erringer
Martin Luther Finckel, Avery d. Har
rington, H. c. Cara, James Il. Ritter,
Thomas B. Wirebach and George H.
Hill, of Philadelphia.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-14
A Great Sporting News Journal.

The illustrated special sporting
section of the Sunday Chicago Record
Herald thoroughly deserves the at
tention of everyone interested in sport
ing news. 1t is always beautifully
illustrated, and embraces four
full pages, covering with the thor
oughness that satisfies to the ut
most the whole realm of sports. Base
oall news, racing news, bowling news,
cycling news, puglistic news, golf
news, yachting news-all the sport
ing news-is given with the degree of
fullness and interest To be expected of
the newspaper which combines the
very complete facilities of those two
great metropolitan newspapers, The
Chicago Record aud the Chicago Times
Herald. The sporting page of the
daily issues is also exceptionally pop
ular-a self.eyident fact to those who
have noted the general vogue Of the
Chicago Record Herald among sport
ing men.