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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
Domestlr Situdtluns GanIto

Males.
A GOOD GARDENER single, German,
n Middle-srrd, temperate, wants sitUa-
ton as gardener or assistant. private Or
florist. Addre-. GARDENER. 1895 Rail-
ruad-ave.
A WELL EDUCATED Young Frenchman
~ wlsAe- a situation In an American fau4..
lv, where there are children he VIII a--lft
Them ia their school lessons teach th-ll.
French. Spanish, Italian, and do every KIND
M work Anywhere la me United Stitas no
wages az beginning. \. D.. Box Y, lib
une ONCE.
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Furnished 6onses


Country.
II NONTTIAIR- For summer well an
"A pointed furnished house every comfort /;
full shade very accessible TO two stations (;
terms moderate. TALIAFERR0 & FOUTZ,
Us BNOadway
AT sCARSDALE. n. Y.-One- half roomy
n cottage; bedrooms. dining-rOom and
parlor perfect privacy; well water stable ;
furnished for summer very reasonable 70
right party. Address W. y. PATTERSON I,
5S Li6erty-st., Room 80, New-York CITY.
Al ENGLEwOOD, n. For summer
N months 10 small family a finely fur-
nished house, all improvements 30 min
utes from Chambcrs-st. near station. Ap-
ply as Drexel building. New-York.
A TTRACTIVE shore front furnished cot
n tsges 20 let. on Msnasquan River, n.
j.. near Briele Station fruit and shade
trees; surf accessible uneXeelled boating
facilities. VIM. II. WILEY, owner, $50
Reade-st.
ITO RENT.-At Englewood, n. j.. for two
L or three months. furnished, the stone
residence OF the late John d. Sherwood :
house contains large rooms 0 are sleep
ting rooms terms moderate. Mrs. J. d.
SHERWOOD, Englewood, N. j.
ITO LET AT LARCHMONT.-Fu
cottage, IL rooms beautifully located !;
lawn, shede, shrubbery fronting Sound and
Park; running water, laundry, boating,
bathing, fishing; rcnt, $500. Inquire H.
NJ. ST1VERS. 100 East S1st-st.
~ o RENT.-For the season, at Highlands.
on the Shrewsbury River overlooking
the ocean, large house, fully. furnished
fruit, &c. For particulars address j. 5. W.
THOMPSON, 16S Produce Exchange. N. Y.
CITY
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A RESPECTABLE woman 10 90 Office or
"A houseci Gaming by the day o. week. Gail
or address HOUsECLEANER. 5ll Zd-aye.,
TOD fOOr.
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Citp Real estate for Sale.
Gin Rfal gsiate % fet

Brooklyn.
WATERFRONT lease on the Eas.
w River for manufacturing purposes, a
block 2OO15l5 feet with Waterfront OF go
feet and good depth Of water. GEORGE W.
PALMER, 27S Msnhattan-ave., brooklyn.
On TH-sT., nsar 5tb-ave.-Eegantly fur
w nishod new plumbing Dalhs On
floors lease and furniture for ssle, OF rent
unfinished. Inquire 467 6th-aNe.
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A SITUATION a. gardener, by a German.
II single AGED 80 years understands the
care OF greenhouse plants, roses, vegetables
/ Astoria. l.. l.
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Connirp Real estate 60 Get

49, 49,
Il URNISHED and UNFINISHED houses 70
l. let for the season or wear houses and
farms fer sale w. X. HALSTED, Real
Estate ard Insurance Broker. Room %. 80
Ihomas-st.. n Y. or MamaroneeS. n y.
I ONG CU-ELBERON.-For rent.
IL the Lyddy cottage No. 8: the Wal
leck COtt0Re, surrounded by trees hrst,
class IN every way; highest ground and
further particulars apply 10 COZ DENI
& SONS rs and 20 William.sJ or 60 Mrs
NJ. \. LYDDY, 331 5th-aye., or 70 caretaker
on the place.
nUOGCE. LONG ISLAND. Desirable
W COTTAGE, ~ rooms hot and cold water,
q ctgic bells. &c. OWNER, 173 Madlson-aHe
S.sfNG SING.-Suburban residence central.
- 10 rooms. acre. shrub6ery $50. HON
LAND & HODON. or DENDOW. SO Will
iam-st.. y. y.
'IIO LET.-An elegant store. finely To-
Gated for dryGoOds notions. &C. In
quire OF $. r. FOWLER. VinelanG. n. j:
mo ITT-At Fairfield. Conn, adjoining
4 the country seats OF Mrs. Jonathan
Sturgas and Frederick Sturges, complete
residence. perfect In its sanitary conditions,
fully and handsomely furnished 10 rooms
don planted stable for horses and box
stall 8 minutes walk from station hour
and 90 minutes from city bathing beach the
best this side OF watch Hi rent, $50.
photOqrau,ls &C at FOLSOM BROIHEkS,
S26 Broadway. corner 12th-st.
TNO IFT.-To private family only. ar
1 tisticauy furnished Blossom Heath. the
beautiful country residence OF DR.. w. M.
| FLEMING Lafchmont.
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Hisrellanroas

ICvrTr WANTED. 81 to 56'inch
X A1eI1aTv give particulars, where seen
"a Dric@ EXPERT, Tribune Once.
<,1SU raid for ali kinds % old metal ana
{ pa1er. STAR METAL co 90 Aha-s..
FORREsT Posts Bills. Distsioutss
ID ciycnlsrg Papers. SAMPLE tntouEn'
p,iis md surrounding counties charges
yycsssso1able. Address j. tO1sL.LSA. LII
MS. Tex
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lnr Ealr.


At REDUCED PRICES.-5Oo second.
n hand wood and irpn working machine
fully guaranteed machinery bought aad eN'
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY, s9s Aadl'
son-st
a GENTLEMAN has in pawn at simp-
"a sons, for si25, pair diamond aoaS,, earrng,
$500; unable 70 redeem Offers ticket for s25
only. Address ALPHA, Tribune once.
- ICYCLE-stndard Columbia 81; ey-
y, cellent condition; running true oaly
500 quick buyer or exchange. Call LII
Lexlngton-aye., ground floor
II ICYCLE 53-ineh. brand new Mail. cost
- $3.50; Columbia tricycle.. cost 500 :
a;so boys safety; sell sepsrste or e :.
NxU. 20 aon aos I, '''O'''. =
RICYCLE-5i-inch Rudse; nearly new
- With bell aud King OF the Road
lamp: cost. $40; price, $50. JAMES
BOlLE, " Norman-ave., Greenpolnt
L. NGINEs FOR SALE. - one 15x32
II Wright ant. cutoff engine. one sNlO
J ales upright engine. one 6Xl2 upright en-
CINE. one 0X1Z horizontal engine. one No. :
Guhd and Garrison pump al In nrst-class
order. Can be seen az PROGRESSIVE
lRON WORKS CO., 2Jl GrsenpOintaNe.'
Brooklyn.
NINE BOARDISG-HOUSE With r.stau-
L rant 20 eel. Inquire 3ss Caaai-st.
L. = OK HALE4.--ONlFI -tlnh dbIpdh I+"t-
I ures by Bierstldt, Percy. Leon and
Edward Moran. FIELD, Picture Re-
storer. 20 Unworthy Plsc..
nor SALE owner going abroad. Bier
L staft Percy, Leon and Edward Moran.
FIELD, Picture Restorer. 20 University
Place.
ID HOTOGRAPHIC view lenses cheap;
L one 5NS gray peri.cope; one 82No =
l.. r.. With PrO-ch shutter; both good as
new. c. PEOSCH. $50 BrOome-st.
- AFFS.-Larce stock Of Mosier celebrated
- IRE and burglar proof SAFES also lirgest
number OF secondhand safes IN city; all
standard makes: very low figures; safes
moved. stored sold and exchanged. Nos
LER SAFE CO.. corner 10th-st. and B'way.
Y lOL1N.-EXtraord narily fine looking in
sfrumcnt old very powerful and brill
iant tone; written guarantee given Ad-
dress BARGAIN. 153 4th-ave.
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Dressmaking.
A RTIsTIC DREsSMAkING.- Perfest
n fitting costumes, JsckeJs and wraps I;
handsome dresses Tor az. Mime. OWEN
49, West 2Sd-st.
A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER would
n EAe a few more customers al % day
or at home; elegant cutter aad litter I;
cloth dresses, sumner silks o. grenadines
finished in one week for $40; perfect nt
guaranteed. A East 1oth-ss, near Broad.
way
A RTIsTIC dres-maKing; perfect ut a. Z
n nni,h; unique designs hstel order,
al short notice goods purchased II desired.
Mrs.. McELIIoY, 50 East 9th-st., opposite
Denning'..
EKENCH lady. mlniner; trimming. soc.
4 up also teather curing, dyeing de-
sires few more customers at home. 81 West
2Zd-st.. Room Z. 80 noCr
II REssMAKEK-A nrst.class dressnaker
- u 90 out by the day, or al home refer
ence. Address DRESSMAKER, Boa SOB,
Tribune Uptown once. .2Ss Brosowsy.
n RFssMAKt.R and seanstress requirts q
~ lew more customers by day also Ore, rea
made home al Moderate price nf.J-cla,7
style ard At Madam SEARS. 81 Lexington
ave
SMAKFR-First,class drcssna1er
- wishes few more engagements by the
cty; also ork done home perfect ht war
ralted: terms moderate. So Si-9Fr.
NATURALIZATION Pefis cresses N
IL eysry style latest fashions snort
notice Nine. L. GLASS 1872 West $50 ~.
~ RFNCH C0RSETs.-Most elegant and
L long WASTED reduced prices BEFORE t3-
ing D. Paris. Madame A. {. POLlh In T.
$50 West 33d-st.
ADIFs' TAILOR or DRESSMAKER.-
lis YEAR experience perfect, rose
0rting: i'm. suit, mad - up 2 nal
LADGE, 6 East 14th-st., near oth-ate.
AIM. O. MICHEL Du ERAND' Pari'lnn
vi pressmaker. Elegance leftett ~ lat
ct styles from Paris. Ill Nrst iSlh-st.
M ASTED. BY . cOmpelelt dFesshas o. z :
w situation a. con- aiil0l .. Aie4N'
DRESSMAkER, I52 LIS. '1h-sI'
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flats 10 fet. Hnturnishe1

ea77--l-----e1le-l-7-e--@
A PARTMENTS To let In the new building
~ at SOth-st and Amsterdam (lOth) ave, !;
out steam heat; al newly decorated and
urst-elass bnish throughout; rents from szl
70 sos per month. inquire Of the owners
on premises. GORDON BROTHERS.
UNSTABLE apartment; all light rooms
~ central location rent only sIV per
premises lbs East 4Oth-st.. or 70 r.: ii.
LUDLOW q co. 500 SHAVE, cor. 42d-st.
" LEGANT FLATS, in perfect order
L 6 large rooms and bath reduced
rents inspection invited. HENRY j.
CARR, 62S Columbus-aNe.. near 9lst-st.
I-TH, ST., 22s wEsr.-six elegant
bath. mirrors Improvements (ffth). $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03

~ EXPERIENCED German and French
l.. lady's nurse, desires more engagements
during cOnfnements; references. Mrs. X.
HISS 20 East 64th-st.
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RrnI Cstnfe

cI- O00 70 loan on New-York or
.OOO Brooklyn property. Tall
COTr & CO., III Broadway.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

49,. - a ~
Il URNISHED front room 70 let folding.
Z bed single gentleman only. DANEN-
PORT. 4S6 0th-aye.
n INELY DECORATED PARLORs Tor
K physician dentist or teacher u music .
also furnished roOms In priNats house; al
convenienoes low lates. 3l1 last s4th-st.
NtEN can have good furnished rooms, with
VI al hotel comforts At Revere House cor
ner Broadway and Houston-st., for SO per
week upward.
Or SYST, 149 EAST Creamery Parl0.-
Large. airy room, hand somely fur
nished PARK privileges; bath; break
fast; references.
40 EAST ITTH-ST-FTrnished rooms !;
- single, double and suits p 80 single :
- double, up; psrlors, chambers, studios
offices.
. Q rooms. So 80 upward large rooms, lst
floor, sc and $40; hotel attendance; con-
venient elevated ration, principal hotels.
restaurants; gentlemen.
"A DIST. 1877 WEST.-Ncwly and hand
4 = somely furnished rooms. single or IN
suite; immense front room, I'd nCor; refer
ences.
HsTH-ST., III W.-Btautfallg furnished
4 - large secOnd-foor cool rooms corner
house ; every convenience; summer prices.
IETH-ST., 3 WEST.-Baohelor apart
t y meuts. en- suite or singlv nearby and
elegantly furnished; references.
AZ TH.ST. 80 WEsT.-Best and most
4 ~ central location In city elegantly and
newly furnished rooms TO let, en- suite or
sinzly very reasonable.
I1S. EAST 9th sr.-Larga handsomely
lfO furnished rooms all cOnveniences
! north light; Al for profession; terms mod
crate references.
40 EAST BOTH STA desirable and
lCc wcll-furnished room 70 let.
ont WEST 25TH ST. Private house :
$Uf handsomely furnished rooms gas
bath American family.
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n OOK.-By a COMPETENT woman as first
- class COOK uRG- stands french and
American cooking city or eoustrI Dess
city reference. CaH o. address 657 6tn-ave..
LIST bell.
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Enrees Gro Glrrlases.

-~s~~--re-s-~
IL LANDhAS a. CO.,
i So, "a, SO Broome-st.s 80.
and kA~adNay, 5lst-st. ano tsn-sNeyES
SPRING AND SUMMER CAEhAAU-S
OF the best class.
ytetorias. Waaonettes,
rsbrioiets Depot wagons,
80 Wbssless. Curtain Rockaways,
Mail phaetons, EN. LOB SapFiOAo~''
Landaulct.es, D0~s-Doss
SSnrJhnses Road Wagons
y "a Rockawavs Top PhaetOns,
Vs,,rs Packavsys Iacies' phaetons,
Ssfs, Phastons. Buckbosrds,
Nis-a-VE, Nnlatc Nsi9'
IsndauS Avi.eVoeihs,
fsncy Traps, leroy thse'Ons'
nostorss WAGONS, Surrcys,
YYooCsors, Bronghar., Childfen's TrapS
neoeT Ruckbcards, Saxon Phaet0ns.
N' SECONDHAND
v.sons Phaetons, Buckboards, Rocks-
49, surreys, Fancy Traps Viet0rias.
TsnSaulsttcs. wagonc;tes, Carts. Dos-a-
Dos. Village Cart, Stsnhope Gigs. stan,
NOPE Phaetons. Depot Wagons. Doctors
pssetons. FL. Top 'Cabriolets. Runsbcuts,
canopy Victoria Ph1et0nS.
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- OOK. or COOK ard LAUNDREs>.-By
or country; understands cooking IN all 10
branches; an excellent b. 4er; best soaps,
desser.s, &c. Call at 272 6th-aye' near
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- OOk-By nrst-class Prc:'staits
y woman win DO coarse washing hrst-
class references ready AZ PROTESTANT
E0ME .tnEEAU. lis O-h-aYe.
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~ O0K.-By a young swedish woman I:
4 good baker soups, game. marketing.
&c; city or Country; IN private family.
l., LENT. 4Ol 6th-ave.
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M ANTED The care Of a gentlcman's
w house for the summer months, by an
experienced Waterman best Of reference.
Address J. c.. Box 10, Tribune Uptown
Office 1928 Broadway.
xHAITER.-By first-cllss nan in first
w class summer house sober and reliable
best OF references. Call or address j. J.
s.. care Noblets 10t West 45cn-st.
Young PHYSICIAN. hospital gFadu-
L axe, would like 20 act as attendant TO
invalid. Address PHYSICIAN, Tribune
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Rooms manteo

- - @~-~- - - - - 49, :
wv Flat OF or s rooms and
w bath give price and all particulars.
w. A. L.. 1872 Duane-st
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w ATCHMAN, CARETAKER, etc, Of
w gentleman's residence thoroughly com
petent; strictly sober, reliable, industrious
Understands al work about house and pace,
keeping lawn, walks. ETC., H. order; highly
recommended by last employer; terms
moderate. JOHN, go ith-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03

An ELDERLY lady desires 70 get posi-
IA ton for Scotch nurse one Of long eX-
peTlence and In every way trustworthy.
Apply at present employers, us MaGIs GA
ave, Tuesday. from 9 70 l O'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

Near Lake George Ia New York state
great quantities Of small and very puru
rock crystals arc gathered. specimens,
both natural and cut. being mounted
In iewolry and sold W tourstA Many
Of thom are whittier than any diamond
and frequently rs brilliant and trans.
parent 4 specimen with drop OF
water inclosed will sometimes scll for
as siuch ne $50. Certain mines Of
them at Little Falls, n Y. arc worked
by tapping tho rock until a hollow
sound Is heard, Indicating cavity. and
within such cavities tho crystals arc
Discovered, sometimes w. many nv a
bushol In one cavern ycaru ago wore
found several tons Of these quartz crys.
tails, the sides OF tho cavity. thirty feet
long and siG feet high. being complete.
" covered with them The sale Of
such stones IN that region amounts to
fully $4,000 per annuin. Washington
Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

A Kansas cowboy tells Of masto
doulo wild steer that ha, roamod the
plains Of the southwest for many yeaiu.
unconques,ble by the most daring and
fkllliul hcrdor lilo says tho steer killed
n big silver zip bear In u fair eight two
years ago. The combat was terrible
affair, aud was witnessed from SAT,
distance by two cowboys The bcai
attempted TO creep up on tho steer, bu,
the latter saw him, and at once gave
battle. As the steer charged the bear
rose 10 his hind feet aud gave the o1 a
terrible blow with his paw. which
served TO stagger tho beast for a mo
ment, but with q below Of rage the
steer again rushed Mt tho bear and be.
fore he could administer another blow
had hit him fair Ia the ribs and sent
Him rolling on the grass Tho fight then
became fast and furious, and soon the
bear was seen trying TO crawl away
from Ills enraged opponent. Tho steer
was too quick for him, however, and
headed him oil, and at last gorod hin
10 such an eAtont that death onsued. -
Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

One Of the things good many Of Us
wov taught NJ the nursery table was to
use BIZ Of bread. "pushcr" most
children call IT, when somcthlngo on our
plato thnt ough, to 20 ON a fork would
not. THIS was almost as sacred q tcnct
Of table manners AZ that broad should
not be bitten from the slice. II IL some
thing Of a blow TO read from prcsuma
bly, good authority that this i bar
barism almost ns bad a. eating Ia ones
gloves. People who persist In breaking
down good established laws should at
least oilor some good substitute; u the
woman who snys We must not scurry
round after some slippery peas or elu
tlye spinach with morscl Of bread, ~
a valuable assistant tells us what We
must do, all will be forgiven. Her
Point OF View In Now York Tlmes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

Balzac, the great French novelist,
once received q lesson in good manners
nom younger aud lees distinguished
associate. Tho hint came with good
grace from the younger man, Ellie Der.
tibet, because Il was deserved. and he
cause Bcrthot himself was person Of
courteous manner aud gentle and amin
bic disposition Berihct had written
some romancc1 which became so popular,
and he 20 distinguished himself IN Jour.
nalistic work, a. TO become an assistant
editor Of The Steele.
As tho assistant Of ~ Desnoyors. the
editor OF The Steele. he had been intro.
duced to pdzsc Bnt though Balzac
had many interviews with NJ. Dcsnoy.
crs, and was often Ia tho onicc, ho mover
paid the slightest attention 20 Bcrthet.
lie did not even speak or bow TO tho
young novelist
One day Bnlzac took some copy 20 The
Steele Office anl was greatly disturbed
because NJ. Danoycrs, whom no wished
10 aHo. was out.
Soon after he loft tho Office ,he mot
Ellie Berthet He went up to the young
man. ana without touching his hat or
',hcrwise salutIng him. Touched him on
The arm with one finger and said.
"Ahl You tell Deauoycrs that have
left the copy NJ the Office"
Without u second glance he turned
away.
Berthe, delivered tho message and the
editor replied.
III am not likely TO forgot Il. lie has
sent the word By three persons already"
Three days later Balzac and Berthet
snet nt about the same place. Bcrthet
lid not tnso on bis hat. lie touched
BalFao on the arm with ono finger and
said,
"Ahl no says you have sent him word
by three persona already"
Then ho walked on.-Youth's Com.
lnuiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

Concerning the innnness and custom,
Of tho savages Of Mount Sylvia, For
mosa, Mr. T. Colbornc Babcr related
the following Incident before tho Royal
Geographical soclctyi
A party Of English officers from a
man of.war landed on tho island, and
meeting n company Of natives armed
with ma'ehlocks challenged them TO a
trial Of skill In shooting.
AillNing mark TO n treo about n
hundred yards distant, the officers made
what they considered pretty fair prao'
tlce, without. however, astonishing the
natives. who, when II camo their turn
10 tire, disappeared In tho Jungle like
one man, and crawlcd on their bellies
through the undcrgrowth TO a poln,
about three yards from the target,
which Of course they all hit exactly Ia
the center.
When the Englishmen protested that
such a method Of conducting tho com.
petition was hardly fair, the natives ro.
piled
1--WE do not understand what you
moan by fair, but, anyhow, that Is the
way we shoot ChinSinon. Youth,
Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

Experiments made for tho purpose Of
determining the economic weight Of q
hog show conclu-iycly that hc novoi
should be- fed beyond eight or nine
months Of age, aud the largest profit l.
found as a rule, In u weight not TO cr
coed 200 pounds What is known as
the food OF support plays very i'm.
portnnt part In tho profit or loss OF
large weights. Suppose, as many farm.
cts say, that resolution is made 10
turn the hog when lac reaches 800
pounds
he must take from hls food an In.
crcaslns amount each day TO support
the weight already gained, or olso he
drops back. The German experiments
Indicate that per cent Of the live
weight In food must be taken each day
10 support that live weight II the
hog weighs 800 pounds this amounts 10
siN pounds of food daily. The only
profit Is IN the food that Is applied to
make new weight.
\ recent pig feeding experiment at
the Maine station illustrates this pdn.
ciplc cxcellontly The pigs were taken
at ages ranging from live weeks to eight
weeks. During tho first 100 days Of
tho experiment not far from two pounds
OF digcstible food produced one pound
OF growth, while during the last iifty
days the ratio WIS four pounds Of dlges.
tihlo food 10 one of growth. Every
pound Of pork made during the last
iilty days cost double 10 that made In
the int 100 days.
The lesson taught by this principle Is
practically stated that tho most money
can DO made from young hogs turned
at medium weight, Chicago Inter.
Ocean
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08
A IioT.s'- joke.

a Mansfield co. doctor Is tho owner
Of a horse which has a fondnoss for
playing practical Jokes Recently the
physician drove out into tho country to
answcra sick call. Arriving at hls dos
tlnatlon no tied his horse to post, near
Which hung a rope attached 10 large
bell used rs a dinner signal Tor en-.
ploycs on tho place, and went inside.
Suddenly tho bell rang. Tho doctor
and the man OF the house both looked
out but could sec nothing except the
horse They had hardly turned away
however, before the bell rang ngain
and again they looked but could see
nothing.
This was repeated, and tho doctor
determined to solve tho mystery; 20 at
the third ring, instead of going into the
house lac stepped out and hid In the
yard. lilo kept his ego on the bell ropc,
aud In about minute was surprised to
zee his horse liit up hls head, smile Wy.
", and give the ropo a good, hard tug.
When tho physician sprang out and
confronted the horse the animal Instant
ly tried TO put on n look Of innocence,
lint was unsuccessful. boston Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

A NEW FouR.RooMEp HOUSE,. sITuAT.
~ Cd a. 10 =. West Temple street. In
tulre on premises div
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

NO1iCE II uEuEuN DtNEN. IuAI ~
~ pursuance NJ an order nf iihr Probate
Court Of salt take County, utih Tcrdt Try.
made on the .ird day u september, lHll, in tie
matter o. the uftaio Of David 81 nuncanaan,
deceased, the undtfHiFurd, UxrgutriN Of the
estate Of said decclard, Will srl 20 private
sale, by scaled bids In wrttinF. 10 tho
highest bidder. for sash. on Tuesday.
pm. N the law one u Richards 4 Movie.
rooms ~ 10 $40, third nuof. Constitution nuiids
M No ~ .outh Main ttrert, salt Lake ely.
Tan tho tonuWlnF Wgrfnual properly, tn'witl
Ten shares ~ The cluiis stock % Iiun'a Co
operative Mercantile Institution.
AHN ". DUSUANHON.
sole surviving INeculux % the Estate Of ua.
va ~ huncanson. dccoaand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

It "a not NO often that the band which
plays at the ocean promenade Of Asoury
Park treats tho seaside pilgrims TO tho
Star spangled Banner" but when II
does tho appliance Is furious. Strangers
are surprised at the outburst until they
learn that II was this baud which was
on the United States ship Trenton when
ahe was driven ashore In the cyclone at
Samoa, and which struck up the ma.
tional anthem In the moment Of danger
oliciiing cheers nom the British frigato
that was drifting by. The band Is coin.
posed ohirly Of Italians, and H. mem.
bcf are an unusually modest rs we'll ~
mel0ilinns snt 1T heroes