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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

In Europe, long before the days OF
printing, books were fastened 10
shelves or desks In libraries and
churches 10 guard against their being
stolen ani also 10 prevent one student
gaining an unfair advantage over
another by securing tho loan Of n book
from n'too nmiRble librarian, Gays the
G'OJo Dtmocrdt.
The libraries OF the English univor-
slty were chained until the latter part
OF the eighteenth century, when, on
account u the Inconvenience OF using
them the chains were removed. II II
recordetthat nj Kings College man
was raid 81 Is, In li55, for nine days
labor fer taking the iottefs of the col.
legc books. According 10 The Antlqu.
arlan, there are, however, n few chained
libraries slill remaining In England.
The largest Of these l. At the Cathedral
Church OF Hereford, and n the onu
genuine survival OF an old mOnnstlr
library. Il consists Of about 1000 vol.
umes, Of which 1900 are chained.
There are i've bookcases, AMI tho TO-.
mains Of two others.
The catalogue, which Is also chained,
classiiies the books, many OF which nre
Ia manuscript, In eight divisions.
Each chain Il from three 10 four feet
long, according 10 iis position, M that
every volume can be placed on IN,
reading desk. In the center OF these
chains are awiyels, which af- useful I'm
preventing their ENHANCEMENT.
Hereford pOsseAscs the latest, as well
rs the oldest collection OF chained
books In the kingdom, the library or
$50 volumes, which was bequesthed 10
All Saints Church rs late ~ III,
Men now nearly ttrec-scDre years
old were born after tho first volume OF
George Bancrofps History OF IA.
United States" was published. Men
who are almost three-scofe aud ton
were born after he had printed hi,
translation OF Heefen's "I,efiectiona ON
tho polltcsof Ancient Greece With.
In his own lifetime six generations Of
Americans have read his books. M
doubt there are boys old enough today
10 peTuso his narrative Of the colonial.
ton Of the United states who are tho
great-great great -gfhndsons OF mon
who may have read without spectncles
the first volume Of the history when II
came from the press. He was the friend
OF Goethe, whose life went back 10 the
frst half Of the eighteenth century.
Only by such collations Of dates Is il
possible 10 get u comprehension Of the
span Of Bancrofps lie aud literary ne.
tivlty. Bancrofl's fame was practically
established when his first volume an.
peared In 1884; aud the finy.seven
years that elapsed before his death al
Washington on Saturday afternoon,
although crowded with dilieont work
and useful achievements, have not
materially changed his rank as a his.
torian o. Affected his own place In his.
toJy.--Ase Fork Sun.
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sumo responsibilities equal to their
Income or resources. There IL now
and always has been an abundance Of
room on our coasts, rivers and harbors
10 employ all our own surplus labor 10
good advantage. We have n broad
interior county to develop and
beautify. II Il not the great
amount Of money In n country that
makes times easy and the people com.
Portable aud happy. II IL the free cir
culation and wise application OF what
there IL. There Is need Of many mill
Hons being expended. wisely directed,
~ above indicated. at the pfesen. time.
Affairs should be conducted on nation
NJ Instead " party political lines,
coupled with better guarantees % civil
aud religious liberty. These considera
tons would 20 far towards pcrpe,uatiug
our tlcs. the best anu most literal form
OF earthly government, and render II
IN deed and IN truth the asylum Of the
oppressed and the home Of the free.
Let W hope for the hest. ). n. ".
SALT LAKE CRY, Jan. IS, 1891.
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The wife Of a Great Snowman.


In appearance she II a triilc under
medium height, with a figure eighty
Inclined 10 matronly sloutneN,
which she carries with an ercctnots
aud polse gained from long years Of
physical culture. Her complexion il
English in its purity aud beauty, her
haig dark and her eyes gray. She
possesses also "thnt excellent thiDg IN
woman, n voice purely English In liz
sweetness and tone.
Mrs. Barnum's pet hobby--at least,
No says her husband. laughingly indul-
gcut-is her interchangeable pursuit Of
bfic-a.brnc, AMI most beautiful exam
pies OF her success IN this pursuit, with
the numerous memcntocs Of To- masters
varied career, make " "Ninrina" a
home wOfsh the having. IL IL the
family home during most Of the year,
though n Part Of each winter IN spent
In New YORK for the purpose Of attend.
ing the opera aud theatres, Of which
both husband aud wife are equally
fond, aud Occasional visits are paid
elsewhere.
Mn. Barnum possesses 10 an unusual
degree a iiklug Tor society aud enter.
tanning which makes OF her the most
~ AANFNfFHNNs AhNA
ATE models, the easy grace aud cordial
hospitality Of their hostess adding
much TO their enjoyment. Herself u
brilliant cOnverationalist, she attracts,
IN turn, people Of unusual Intellect and
brilliancy, ami her most honurcd guests
are apt n lie either literary OF musical
people as these she finds more specially
congplal. For Mn. Barnum, though
modcstly conf,ssing only 10 great
liking for music, IN a musician Of some
,kill, ana though no persuasion has n
yet induced her TO write over her own
name, she II an able aud fluent writer
She proves n most valuable aud ell.
clent aid 10 her husband IN hi
numerous charities, such assistance a.
she renders being always given anony.
mousiy or under cover II Mir. lar.
num's name.--Ldtii,s' i0nis Journal.
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The Chiquito language Of Bolivia
has no numerals. The people cannot
even count. Their minds cannot
grasp the ideas OF number. The Pa.
puans Of Torres straight have names
only for one and two. The Bushmen
OF Australia count only 10 three. A
recent traveller on the plains Of Gran
Chaco, Ia South America, met n chief
who could not count his fingen. This
represents pretty we'll the condition Of
the human mind Ia mans lowest
state.-Iy.
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CONTEMPLATING An ADVANCE on tn,
CAPITAL.
Charge. Made by IN. ~. Psui brand
Jury.

Sr. PAUL, Jan. 30.-Thc report
made by the 81. Paul grand Jury yea.
t-rssy was the most sensational ever
nled In this county. II charges that
An immense amount OF money had
bean diverted from tho proper chan
nels into the pockets OF individuals and
that liquor licenses had been running
for msaths without the city or county
treasurer receiving one cent there.
from. Indictment IL found against
adeputy In the Office Of the clerk Of
The courts ON the charge Of getting war.
rants cashed by the county treasurer
% the extent Of $50, 900 ON Jury ccrtlfi.
Gates made 10 fictitious persons. In
dielment Is returned against the ab.
,lract clerk for appropriating several
thousand dollars Of tho county's funds
10 bis own use. From the evidence
before II, the Jury finds II cost the coun-
u $4,000 Ia excess OF receipts 10 run
a3stfaet VI the clerks office. The Jury
also recommends thorough cxaniina.
ton Of the books Of the county clerk,
auditor aud treasurer, TO ascertain the
hll amount OF money that has been
wFongfully appropriated from the
county treasurer.
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and shake Oh. not the bonds Of Church
tyranny, for they ate bound 10y no such
,uris, but the POLITICAL robbery and
deception which has been hcapcd upon
them by their opponents. II Is time
that the young men Of Utah should
rise W IN defense OF truth. Il IL high
time That they make an effort, both by
tongue and pen " liz the prcsump-
tu0us hefcslc- and prCjudicos, which
are heralded abroad by just such sreci.
mems of American loyalty ~ the per.
son, who has furnished me my text.
JOINS :. WHITE. JR.
BEAR RIVER CITY, Jan. ~, 1891.
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fNsF uusans rates lplay etsit lund only Tie
ru'ss named h. Nou Ofgsns 10Th ciass ani i1 DO.
80. glG
'Nissis.rpi river rate. (l0'h c.Hss and ctnl-
muityl wa ufTay H. uf from e. louis, Ma.i iait
~. Louis, Daifn ard nslleyu1. uli lat Caifu ant
gnlumlus, XII i0imnnt and carnnifisi, Mo-, aud
points north on eiiher hanf ui the Nlssisllp.i
river, a. and influilua buhiuls, a.
fMislnuf. river rairs 10th rlass ard commodity
VIII apnly W uf frum Conns nlu1s. aiuux CIV
art iae|as iunrion, ia.l Omaha, Fiaiiaupuih,
Netfaska cry hnf liuln, Sch Atchlsnu and
points iniefueliis Nia iirsd line, aud other -.
tinns in Missouri, p t1nSn ON laEg NJ. -, and
pHnis ln kanata and Nelfastf On o. utsi 81 he zoe
hundred aud thifd mefiiian.
fualyesinn and uo,ssiun 1lirto fatit apply 81
bound only, Tho weston c.afiineauon. . aiiwia.
tn tetas uainr. viii rdfern hu an htsinsIt, y al
esatnnti paints ~ taiuis IN asEs..ses,s Uther
wise prUtidcd Dor a. lafids. Aaihofiis 40. til.
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rhe western rrnnr A..ocIa,ion.

CHICAGO, Jan. 8O.--A local paper
makes the statement that instructions
have been adopted Mt the meeting Of
the advisory board Of the Western
Traffic Association, directing not only
how the territory Of the association
should be divided, hut also 10y whom
the several districts should be- oiliccrei.
The Instructions furthermore cover the
whole plan Of operation In detail and
leave nothing for the six commission
ers 10 do, but to put the plan into opera
ton.
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.c,.,s Six Blocks In an Ohio
Town, Several Lives
Lost.
..r. OF CHARLES sRAotsueH,
THIS MORNING.
,...r,, from chill Concerning Des'
pirate engagements with the
Insurgents.


ruptAY, Ohio, Jan. 30 Early
,,,.s,sralas a fire In the town Cynetl
/, Z miles north Of this city, destroyed
~, LloelS. Three persons are known
~ hsvs persisted In the f'ames:-P'
w.'s,oy, Frank Sstterlce and Cert
-. Sattelee. Others are reported
,sIwiur aud several more probably
Iii H. found 10 have lost their lives,
rhs lo,. will exceed 100000.
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A,.lrument Of = Large Dry Goods
1gouse.

Burrs, Mont, Jan. 30.-lamc- II.
p,,er q Co., one Of the oldest and
me, dry goods houses In the West
.s.l,t cd late last night. The assets ar,
sies 900; liabilities, 100000. The
s.rrument was forced 10y mn attach.
m,hl Tor $4,000 by the Firt National
Bank.
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NEW FREIGHT RATES.
rrom Utah Points 10 Eastern Cenicrs-
To Take Eject February {.

On Saturday, February ,ih, the FOL.
lowing class rates will 20 into effect
between the eastern cities named aud
point. In Utah Territory, viz, Ogden
aud Salt Lake city to Spanish Fork,
inclusive:
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

"E HEREBY GIVE NOTICE 10 TIM
w world, that Tie r0spATtnorfhp hereto
fore existing between Henry Com, frrdrurk
", AuertAch and Samuel N. Aurfbach, under
the ilrm name IcnrY Cohn 4 CO., and car
county OF sat lAlc, Trult5fy Of utah. hnt
been THIS dhv dissolved by mutual consent
Henry tQhn, individually, g. caro- on tho bus
hnas AZ TIE ola stand under tho name and style
% HtNin cons A Co., and said Auerharh
hrus' having no interest therein,
Ana tho taii HUnfy tOhn Viii collect all 90.
ennhta uun tho nrm, anu pay ana adjust AL
clAima against tho firm,
Ihia 18th day OF January, \, ID, 1891,
iikNhi cons,
flhDEliuk II, AuEHUACH,
hAhiikt. ~ AuLlinAnu.
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After few affecting words Of tribute
10 the worth Of the deceased Secretary
Of the Treasury, by Representative
Dunnolly, Minnesota, the House, on
motion Of Mckinley, out Of rcepuct TO
the deceased, adjourned.
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rishtto . Finish.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 80. - Jake
kllrain and George Godfrey met at the
California Athletic Club last night
and signed articles TO fight to q finish
on March II.
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BURTON GARDNER COMPANY.

run sEMfANNuAL NETTING or THE
Il rtoct hsldrrs Of the hnrlon OATdrUr Com
pnny VIII be held NJ tho Ohleo OF tho company
Ia salt take CITY, ON Mon4ay, February Hih,
1871, q u'clockp ~, The IuWoHca Of faid
meeting are 70 elect directors for the eniuinl;
year, 20 receive the annual export u The prrsi'
butlucfH that may pfuprrly come before the
meeting. uKuh.s !. fLLi, secretary.
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Alta meeting OF the bureau Of chiefs
aud heads Of departments III the
Treasury department, 1t vas decided
that they 20 In body TO the railroad
station this Afternoon to meet the body
when u arrived.
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.


NorIcE Is nLItDi eIvLs,. THAT ~
Court ~ the Conntv 81 Hslf Iats, Tcrriturt ri
Utah, made ON the 9Th day Of Noyemilsr, lspg
m ~ maitcr Of the estate ~ Andfi v Mac
faflanc, dnconsed, the undersiEned rNecutriA
OF the last Mill aud Tss'ameht Of faid 10
ceased. vail seli ~ private sale ~ The hifhesi
bidder Tor Cash. Gold CON u TIE United stiirs,
Aad subject 10 confirmation by sid lfobate
Court, on Tues iny. thci eith DAY ~ fohfuary,
issi, AZ " o'clock ", Al the Tosideuce ct sail
eNccutriA, y. ~ street, In the CITY and
Cauniy ot salt lake, Territory 81 Utah, an tha
Tisht. tiue, interest ani estate Of tie said An
Grew \. MAcfarianc al the TINS Of NE death aud
oil the right, tiile, and Interest that said estate
has. hv opera lon ~ law or nthetWtse,nruuIfs a
other than or IN addition 10 that Of the said An.
drew y. Marfhrlauc II tho titne OF his reath.
In and 10 all that certain lot piece or Parcel Oh
iand situate. lying a. Il betting In the aiin CITY
and ounty OF NAlt Late. Territory Of UtaI
and bounded and described a. follows, 10 VII 7
Commencing at the Northeast corner Of lot
-Four g., hlork -, Flat ~" salt Lake Clty
tupry, and ruuniur theaee south forty dive
as feet, itsura West hye fil rods, thence
North forty ave til feet, thence knst nko tbl
ods 10 the place OF BEGINNING.
fofns ana Conditions OF sale Cash, ten
per cent, ~ the putrhHse money 20 10 paid ON
the day ot sale, balance on Continuation OF
salc hy saId Probate curt.
Deed Al expense % purchaser.
Li.tIAhE1H j. MACfAiLANE,
ENccutflN ~ the LIST VIII aud Testament OF
Andrew \. Nacfaflane. deceased.
Halt lhtc CITY, Utah, JAnLAiy aoth, 1891.
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DRooPED IN MOURNING.

hNVofEb IN hOuhNINb.
NEW YORK, Jan. aO.-The flags are
~ half mast on all federal and mum.
opal and other building and on many
private residences. The colors are
ulooped In mourning for the illustrlous
atsd' a special committee, appointed
,as' night, escorted the remains to
washington, ~ did also Secrhtary
Tracy and Attorney-Gencral Miller.
From early this morning tho corridors
u the Flfth Avenue Hotel bOro an
animated appearance, mon Of promin.
ehee coming and going constantly and
kAlherins In groups 10 silently discuss
me sad occurrence. Many desired 10
NieW the body, but few were admitted
70 The parlor where Il lay, Anex.
animation OF the body made early this
iaornlng by tho coroner confirmed the
u.iieI That death was instantaneous.
"hen me Inquest was finished, the
10y was placed In u caslset Of sombrc
,rn, relieved by no 0riinmentation.
ihe interior was lined with deep
Syiu,eu copper and the body was
h,uleu rom Wow with tho exception
" me lace, which showed plainly DO.
hes.h me glass cover. The features
siniolled no signs Of palm and the
s'eIsu'Iy looked IN II he had sunk into
calm and peaceful sleep.
AT WASHINGTON.
The effect Of the death Of Secretary
window was clearly visible In all the
departments OF the government this
morning. While tho Treasury De.
pmtinent was the only building actu-
any closed, the business was practically
uspehued In Others. The President
hgiy deeply grieved over the loss Of
nis Itiend, and this morning gave In.
hfuctions that he could sec no one on
business today. General Spaldlng,
nno is the acting.Secretar; Of
,ne Treasury ordered the de.
garment closed for the day.
riags on all executive departments are
placed at half must AMI the Treasury
department Is draped In mourning.
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A Reverend oepucmrs with an In.
balanced uind.

foHr WORM, Texas, Jan. 30.-Tho
jury IA the case Of Rev. Dr. William
Mitchell, the Presbyterian minister.
charged with forgery, brought In n
verdict Of guilty, fixing his punish
ment at two years Ia the penituntlnfy.
The verdict IL q sufpfise ~ II Is kuown
that DR.. Mltchell's mind isunbalauced.
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heath OF Charlie. nrnalaaxh.

LONDON, jan. 30. - Charles Brad.
iaqsh died ut SIX O'Clock this morn
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WATER RATES.

A H. PERSONS INDEBTED TO SALT
"A LAKE city Corporation for water Ratol
nre hereby notified that unless payment Ia
made Wiihln thirty days from date, tho water
Will 10 ahu. Oh, NJ directed by cry ordnance.
CHRISTOPHER DiEHL.
Assessor aud collector Water gAles.
Room ., Oiiy Hall. January %, 1891,
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, NEW York, Jan. 30.-The body OF
secretary WINDOW was taken by train
70 Washington this morning.
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flats 90 Get, FURNISHED.

ELATS FURNISHED completely without
4 any cash deposit long credit given
low prices. FURNITURE AGENT, 1O3
West 29th-st.
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Real Gstaie Uanteo,

VIZ ANTED TO PURCHASE.-Jersey; a
w place on tho coast, between Atlantic
City and Long Branch 10 acres and upward.
J.. A. DA CUNHA & CO., Broadway and
42d-st.
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6nrara ann Garr,azes.


+ So. ga. So Brooms-s.;
and broadway. 81 st-st. and lth-sve
SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES
Of the best class.
yfcsorias. Wsgonettes,
csbrsoiefs Depot Wagons.
Two Wheaiers. Curtain Rocksways,
Mall PhAetens, En-. 1op SaoriVi0S'
SmnIhnses. Road Wagons,
49, Rockawavs Iop Phaetons,
gonoe RacRrwavs Ladies Pbattons,
Spider Phaetons, buekDosras,
Us-a-Vis, Nllhke SarS'
Jandaue, hunNuouSs,
Fancy Traps. Derby fnaesons'
Doctors Wagons, kurreys, %
doctors .f3r6rehafne, Chileren's traps
Fsnev Buckboards, Saxon Phactons,
SECONDHAND
WAGONS Phsetons, Buckboards, RockA.
49, Sufrevs, Fency Traps, Victorias,
Ts3Ssujetfes' Wagonettes, Carts. Dos.s.
Dos Village Carts, Stanhope Gigs, stan.
tone Phaet0ns, Depot Wagons. Doctors
phaetuns, Tx. Top Cabriolets, Runaboutss
ranonv Victoria PhaetonS.
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morh mauIco.
Females

Females
A GERMAN WOMAN who understands
"a all kinds OF crochetlng wants work,
Ms. GRAB0WSk1, 222 Thompson-st.
II ooKKEEPER.-You lady. experienced
~ as bookkeepef, cashier and oniee work
generally, desires permanent Position; best
OF references. b., 2S0 East 2ith-st
I ADY, nrst.elsss stenographer and type
~ writer, desires position In any OF the
Oranges, two hours daily owns machine.
sTENo, Orange, \. ].
OFFICE WORK.-Girl. 18. desires perna-
~ nent position years experience IN pub
fishing oiiice; good nenman understands
kemington; references. X. SCHEY, lis
Pfince-st.
s. IENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
~ desires, position; beginner; willing 70
Welling.s st., Astoria, l.. /.
STENoGRApHER and TYPEWRITER
- Young lady dslres position experience;
terms moderate. Address S. 240 South
5th.st, Brooklyn, L. ID.
~ rENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- BY competent sten0grapher and type
writer; operates Remington and Callgraph
salary moderate. Address l.. S.. Paine's
Business College. 02 Bowery.
STENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- Young lady would like position as
stenographer and typewriter In lawyers
once; has had one years experience best
references. Address L. A.. Tribune ofhce.
SrENoGRAPHER. = Competent young
Olady having had a year end q half OK
perience as stenographer and typewriter,
desires permanent position excellent refer
enees. PERMANENT, Box %, Tribune
" LISTING MILL1NER.-Ladi called
on own materials made IN all the latest
spring styles. V. c. NJ. 240 West 14th-st,
w EAVER.-A good cotton and woollen
W weaver would like work. 80 Man.
ning-aye., jersey City.
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VIZ ANTED.- Chambermald and waitress
w must have good city refeFe4ee. Call ~
40 East 6lth.st.
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Real Gsiate 10 Gxrhanqe

w ANTED.-Country seat or farm for
$50 900 20 loan. HOYT, E1WELL & PAT
TEN, 1877 Broadway
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OOACHMAN. - Thoroughly understands
u his work; experienced city driver; 10
voars, experience aud reference; no objee-
lion 70 the country. Address WRIGHT,
| l06 West 50th-st.
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"A work: also an upstairs girl; good
wages. Gail at $50 LeXlhgtOn.aye., lat fiat'
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domestic giluations Uanteo

Males.
YOUNG COUPLE would like TO take
n charge Of a gentleman house fer the
summer; pest references. Address COLL
YER, $50 West @sth-et.
A FEENCH FAMILY would ike 4 place
n on a firm man can DO all work on place
woman and girl. homework best references.
+. RlVIERE, = Wcst-st
% UTLER.-By an experienced dlnIng.room
ID waiter and good general houseworker;
GOOD references Address w. H., Box 3O5
Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,23s BOadway.
- UTLER-ln private family understands
- his duties willing and obllsingi make
himself generally useful city reference. Ad-
dress EMIL, 1,20o 2d-aye.
~ UTLER.-By a single man Thoroughly
- understanding the duties OF gentle
mans house lady or gentl man can % seen.
Address BUTLER, Box 4. Tribune Uptown
ONCE. las broadway.
ID by man ard wife; man
ID as experienced waiter; wlfc nfst'class
cook; city or country good references.
Call or address WILLIAM, $50 4th-aye.
u UpLER.-By q young Englishman IN.
ID defstands his busin - thoroughly Dest
efeIences from leading families In city and
Europe city or country. Cal or apply
S57 shave.
COOK .-First-class japanese nan wants
~ place In private family neat, OF COCA
appearance, willing ana obllging mas nl.t-
class referenoes. J. EMO, care Noblet%
l0l West f5th-st.
COOK.-Cnef DO Cuisine With best refer
u ences m private family, club or hotel,
saint Laorent Private House Cooks Assoei'
ation, 100 0th-ave
NoACHMAS GARDENER. --Scotehman
~ can be generally nseful on place eo1 99
references for honesty, sobriety, capaDll
~, &c. At CARPENTERS. los oth'aye'