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FURNISHED Rooms.


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At g. IRVING Beautiful
"a rooms ; one paflOf sulCc one laik,
one hail room; tTansients accOnmodateu at
reasonable rates.
A CHOICE OF elegantly fumished large
y and small apartments with bathrooms
square and single rooms. 30 West 31In-.t.
~ TIEGANT Bachelor Apartment; ex-
n elusive bath sanitary dppoin unents
seVeTa, other choice rooms. "a west
i2d-sJ.
l. URNISHED back parlor with large
L closet running water, folding BED. 100
West l6th-st
HKNDSOMELY FURNISHED room; for
one o. TWO gentlemen private mousse
l25 West 47th-st.
II ANDSOMELY furnished large room
II also hall room together or separately
private family. is West 9th-st
N ANDsOMELY furnish suite OF rooms
II with exclusive bathroom. 70 Ld7g
2Sd-st.. opposite Mad son square Fark.
I ARGE and small rooms all conyen-
IL lences hot and cold water. bath private
house. 1G6 West 64th-st. -
M ORTON-sT., 62.--Furnished room to iet'
NORTH GKAMEKCY PARK, ~ Fast
~ 21,t-st.-IIaI csOmely furnished f'OlHa
" let breakfast If desired rcieIenoesi
park privileges.
=, UPERIOR EOOMS.-Terms mod rate.
- "A Easy 0lh-st --
Two LARGE furnished rooms rent -
i per week Y Horalo-st. -.
CTH-AVE. 469 NEAR ads Hand
y s0mciv furnished large and small rooms
on suite or slng.y every convenience gun
uemen or gentleman and wife.
IoTH-ST.. l5l WEST-Pleasaut rooms
= Tor onc or two gentlemen private ram
ny; references.
~ TH-ST.. ~ WEST. BACK parlor in
IL private house - per week 10 gentle
n.sn call Monday az TUESDAY.
a. TH.ST., I25 "a T.-Elegsnt parlor
= bedroom bath breakfast II desired
also hall room. Dryden.
~ WEsr GgTH-SI.-BSrge and small
= furnished rooms, near i" staNoh
references.
TH-ST.. % FAST PARK se'.-Bed.
rooms. paflOIs. studios, Offices .. SO
daily, So cents S3 locality unsurpassed
pro- s,ional people.
WEST 2sTH-sT-Bachclor apartments,
4 elegantly furnished plror floor private
bath: suite with private baths small
rooms basement for doctor'- odice.
- TH-sT., PIG WEST. neN Broadway.
III Hand -0uelv iurnl she'd r91r rarof
moor suitable for physician reference.
- TH-ST.. Ii8 WEST Back parlor,
I suluShle for physician or / or gentle
men; all c0nyeniences.
20 TH-ST. 1882 WEST Hand lonely fur
% nished parlor. edioining bedroom near
Il" station ID fat: can Dc seen SUNDAY.
90 WEST 9sTH ST "A hne. large
10 front room % let furnished rent
- 80 .er week. y. II. N.
100 SD.AVE Elegant pari0r; also
lUo double rooms neatly FURNISHED
Io1 4TH.AVE.-Lage fiont room, three
HU- windows, first nOiI, furnished
housekeeping or business. .--
IOs WEST 23D-sT.--Nice rooms excel
AUD best accommodations and location
moderate also pariOr
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AT BLOOMFIELD, y. J.-45 minutes
n RON New York by p. J.. & W. or F.rie
railroads, desirAbly located residence. III
rooms lot 6ONlO0; on main avenue. con.
venient 70 railroad and horsecar lines
churches, schools and stotes house I'm good
repair city water. also good ei=tern and
wei. flice $1,000. L., p. o., Box 1 10
New-YOrk.
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~ UAMRERMAID.- a young German
Y woman can DO Upstairs WORK or mind
children Is neat willing AID Obliy'ng good
referenees With T. LENT, fOl 6th-eNe.,
between 2fth and 25th IS.
CHAMBEKM and WAITRESS or
Y SEAN~TREfSS. by Swedish girl
reference. CAL a Mrs. MAf.M BERG'S
swedish Bureau, for private families only,
~. 4th.aVe h-tweea 25th aud 2Gih sts
one hight up, same side as Madison square
tssrden.
1Continued on Fifth Pagsl
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Brooklyn Real Estate.

ST., 700. 6 20 O 5o..e. 6a ,g G9s5
E4stely. 1f5 East l27th-st
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HlisrellGn


L. FINISHED HOUSE-Wan parry 70
Il board owner In lieu OF part rent pfifF
iegs Of taking boaTders. A. West S4th-st.'
n IGHEST oash price pad Tor Al kinas
- Of stores and stocks OF mr. h9hut@1
city or country Address MlSIlLL' ~
Bushwick ave, Brooklyn
( ADf owning furnituEe would Join phfsa
IL elan or responsible party an ~ rets ..,,s
house we'll located. Box SO 4'lDe"s
Uptown Office. 1,2Se Broaawst. ,--
old NAHoGAKIEs, books. Ole 20 grew
" lnEs old silver old eroekrry, old gl4rsi
old bras. I'D arms boufht for essh. Az"
dress PERKINS, $50 3d-sye.
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Business Qbanres.

-a---.-- 7 80 er-e-~
A TTENTION.-A good opportunity il
a offered a live man with s0He cash 10
i.ts bnsine.s here IN city inyestga.e.
HODGES, III Broadway
A VERY SUCCESSFUL Travelling sales
"A nan omen Tor engagement IN specially
only nrst-cfass house need Apply can iur-
nish good security. Address WOhhEti,
Tribune ones.
WFII-KNOWN GENTLEMAN 81 abil-
n ity and character, win ~ yeais .tN-
c.-rtence nana glng certain KIND manufsetlr-
he desires come Ons with capital ~ JOln
a. astablishfng a baa-11ss. drawings, esti-
irates for building and manufacturing 0pen
fof inspection capital requlfees soo,OOOi
cent. Address n. w. s.. Tribune ONCE
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Uork uanteo.

lUOrh lUullLED.
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Females.
AN EXPERT stenographeF. typewriter,
"A boOkkeeper and CORES pond mt. lady,
now employed In the West, would 0cetpt n
desirable position in New York with a idst-
salary, 81 500 ferences first-clas.. Address
EXPERT, Box II, Tribune Onlce.
SIENoGKAPHERS SUPPLIED
- 70 Business Men
without charge % either party.
WYChOFF. sEAMANS x Ben EDICT,
327 Broadway. New-York
- Experienced Business College Teacher
-. Of sten0graphy would take a few pr
taJe pupils, dey0tlng AN hour 70 each, rapid
improvement guaranteed; terms reasonable.
Address STENOGRAPHER, 1876 IVES. lOjth
It.
T'YPEWKITER-Ll Win csLgraph,
Il desires employment &C home Or ia an
Office, at low wages; knows some short
hand. J. JONES, Room l27, "Wor.d'
Building
w ANTED- BY educated young lady I'M
w Outstanding bookkeeping. position -
stenOgranher: some experience; good ? .ter-
ences. BOX II. Rockville ontario.
YOUNG LADY won & Ike Co do copying
4 on typewriter evenings, boz law Office,
or would DO other writing. Address COPY
lST. Tribune ONCE.
VOUNG LADY desires position a. sales.
J. lady or cash er N bakery Or lunch room
reference. ENPERIENCE, Tribune once.
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mork Wanteo.
Males.

Males.
xy)UNG MARRIED NAN, &c, q good
I appearance and education, speaking
German and English hugntly, az ,a - N .es
vicinity, desires position As collector or
employment with large house, WITH chance
Of advancement; capable OF furnishing ne
best VI references and security, ana not
afraid OF work. Address ZEAL, Tribune
OfIice.
VOUNG NAN, married, who has worked
4 10 ycsrs IN tannery, can speak fngnsh,
German and HUNGARIAN, wishes TO get WORK
IN tanhery or any kind OF WORK; AadfesS
CHAS. BREDA. Binghamton, n. =.
YOUNG NAN, IS wishes a situation IT
4 most anything good rtierenees' IL
WIENKEN, 15s lst-.t, Hoboaen.
Young MAN desires position as ship
1 ping clerk with hfst-siass nous
doing larse business, who Will pay iair
salary EXPERIENCE, Box IL, Ifio-
vi. omes.
NOUNG MARRIED. MAN, thorouehH
Il posted IN custom house business au
good accountant, desires position 10 ~ soi1s
mercantile house. Address ,. tlNkEN-
HERG. 25s East 75th-ss. -
VOUNG MAN, 1s. wishes position under;
a stand, bookkeeping, stenogfaphy ana
n ST5t.,"N j. H. AZ p. Tribune Once.
YOUNG IRIsHMAN, Protestant, latey
landed understands hofseS anu Vttut
and care OF same good recommendation
Address OBLIGING. Williamsburg. y. /.
VOUNG MAN. Is, would Ike sitqotion Ia
Office OF wholesale house; Satisfactory
references r. r. D., t42 Wllson-st., B'klyn.
VOUNG BLACKSMITH wishes situation
Il as helper. B., Box 80, Tribune once
" OtNG Gfern1n teacher . months IN
i this country. wants steady employ ment
OF any kind p. c.. 1913 Fast 27thst.
ZINC FTCHFR.-First-cla. --.Ic eteher on
IL half -bone aud line work wants - position
Address 5. b. VARTONGIAN, ll2 Mad
lSDn-st
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Dressmaklnq.

A RTIsTIC DREsSMAKING.-Im Imported
Il fashions unique designs hotel orders
1t short notice most reasonable pre,s
goods purchased II desiret Mrs.. McEL-
ROY, s. East yth-st opposite DeDhLhg ;,
A RrlsTIC DKr.ssMAhIND. l.r4... .--
n ting costumes, jackets and nraps
hotel ord RS 40 short notice. Nine. OWEN,
262 West 23d-st.
DRESsMAKER desires more customers 1T
~ home OF by the day Z rms moderate
for August Address 800 West 'l-oth-st,
southwest corner
nRESSMAKERS wishing 70 20 out By
~ the ddy can learn something u their
advantage by calling 40 lob West l4tn-st,
Taylor's Drcs,-cutting system.
IL IRSTCLAsS drossmakrr, from Felix
L Paris. wants engagement by month ioi
the country references. H., care Nile
Roehat, 955 9th-aye.
II XPERIENCED French drossmaker to
II 90 out by the day references. Address
Mlss HARE, Alb West 3pth-st.
EIRST.CLASs Pausian dre-smaker. new
l. esta1ll shment. wishes more customers
a. home. suits 70 and - up. Madame
ABEL. 102 West l7th-st.. one flight up.
4 ADIEh' TAILOR. dI-enRaged SEVERAL
IL evenings ia the week, would Ike %
perfect several ladies IN the art Of scientific
cutting and fitting. ROYAL, Tribune Oniee.
ADIElS' TAILORING and DREsSNAK-
L. ING.-ls years experience perfect 10.
ting tine suits, - up "a nouns u0lcel.
l.. kALLAGE. 8 East l4th-st' near oth-aN..
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Real estate 10 Gftbanns

~
C0NDIT,
" EleyeD-Se yenty-nine Broadway
Desirable city and country prOpeFty n ev.
change. Photographs.
L. ACHANGE.--E gant 4-st5ry corTr, 57d
IL inside stores. Tor lots or country p,,.r,-
trtY, with cash. Address w. 5. BROW%
10 Couk.~st.. BrOoklTn-
RXCHANGE.-G Good Bro0kiyn propeytT
II equity Sc 600, for country store or fesi.
sense IA large town. W. Box 8. Trf une
Once.
DOR ExCHANGE.-CieaF Chicago pTop.
erfy or Los Angeles frlA iand FOR
grocery store with premises New-YOrk
or Phil2delphia suburbs bona - investi-
gate. Address 1913 Morton House, Union
eq0-re, n. Y.
HOIEL no EXCHANGE, tor residence
II IN Northern New -Jetsey, within 80
mlles ssusfactofy FeasO9s. Address
OWNER. Boz s Tribune. ONCE
A DyERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
iElyED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
10. l,ZSs broadway, corner Thirty hfst-st.
1l4e Erosdwav, corner 20th-st.. Until Q
r M; 30 wtst Twenty third-st., corner
sta-sye.J 152 eth-ave.: 153 F0urtMave.,
,sssDer FourteeDth-st
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for 5ale.

4 THE ODELL double-c-se tyPe-
y. writing machine must be seen % De-
appreciated it- p.fiect alignment ana clear
boz pr --iOu cannot be equallcd By any ma
chine ln the world; price 80 only Heha
for circular. I53 East 41th-st.
Al KEDUCLD PRICES. $40 second
n had God and iron working machines
iul4y guaranteed; machinery bought ana e.
CHANGED. GEORGE u. EDDY, 80 NAL
son-st.
A MILK DEPOT must Dee sod coins out
n Of I've business best avenue, West Sldr ?
r,nt 50 rooH-. i2S AmsterGam-aye
NYTHING II WATCHES, diamonds,
y fine jrW-lry. delivered for small cash
payment. balance payable II weekly. "a!
OF Adde'S UNI0N WATCH co, 2s3
Broadway..
A BAH5AIN.- Two corner liquor store,
~ g00i business location. Mch Ion
CO., rs Bedford ave. Brooklyn.
ID OEHM FLUTE FOR sALE--6reat bal
ID gain. almost new and IN perfect condi-
ton; solid silver nOuntns- cost Slgp WI
al for BALI Up a.. Address }. ". DEAN,
Boa 80. - Church--L
DFD.-A folding bed. Hale n Rllurn's
ID 10 $50 cost $40; .enect condi ton
Brooklyn residence. Aul4e7s MASLIN'
tribune Onlce
DICYCLE.-Crcscent Safety, only been
- u--i two months M-tst make: cheap.
Call or address a. 4. s.. 1857 43d-st., south
Brooklyn.
CANDY, CIGAE,. y. and stationery
4 store with paper, and route; no cards.
Inquire % Central-aNe., BfoOklyh.
T. OR SALE.-Good gro,oy business IN
growing town nraf -. 49, ~, ORR me
opp1uanity price about q 900 no agents
j. &. CAELNLE, Newark Fostoiice y. >.
l. OR SALE.-A dne rapid rccLl4l ar lens
IN jXS plate Or would exchange H..
COED microscope address -. II. b., Boa
=. 81. New-York.
C.OE sALE.-Ridgvay refrigerator $50;
II cost 200 one wear ago Ia hr-f-cla--
order Just the thing Tor grocer or vine
store. Gail or address l.. LLBiIiil, 20
&c !ar-st.
l. or SALE.-Chld's crib. chair and car
rlage. all Tor a.. &, 80 Wet 2ith--..
JSOK CASn-24-ioot cat-boat perfect
L order WRIT for PARTICULAR ROMANO
% Woitl-7t., Ne"-l orc.
NOR SALE.-An Anthony. jAs. oamera,
i with plate-hOlders, tripod. &c, lens
cost 81 +. +. c.. Iribunt Omc,.
NOR sALE.-Mahogany plush pailor slit
L , pieces almost new. SCHEODLh,
300 West 5sd-st.
NOR SNLE-Hale a Kuburn moo: fold
i lng bed. perfect a. good a. new. DoC-
TOR, ]. $50 BiosdNay.
- GOD NEW-JEESEY FARM. nearly
VI hundred acres. part water front; house
barns. cstte horses. machinery large Or
chald- 20 mile. OUT SCI Tor hAl fdluc'
a. D.. BALLET. rs Fult0n-st.. y. Y.
n RTNTING OFFICE, ali complete
i p4esses. type, cutter, SC. viii sell FOR
Cash or on easy terms BARGAIN, BOX
~. Tribune o1ce.
80 or TIMERS RENCH TOOLS and
- nschines in good order; ] 80 ia square
shears. G. A. PEABODY, Box $40. South
orange. y. J.
W ALUABLE New Roller Flour Nil for
sale, rent a. exchange located in town
tlculArs address Lock BOX 50, Portland,
NerthamgtOn COgntX. Penn.
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME, near MsFietta.
n Ca, 20 miles from Atlanta: perfcctj,
lealthfal climate highly recommended for
throat and lung troubles; 762 acres. partl,
cleared house II rooms, excellent order.
mental grounds about house ; only 50 zoe
lFoliO 5,773l PHILLIPS s. WFi,LS
Tribune Building.
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- ARDEN ER.-Ry gardener With long eA-
VI perlence IN forcing grapes, fpses, N.O-
let's Culfiy alton ~ stove ana greenhouse
plants bedding out and general mSnas nie5it
81 country place sGdfe-. "AhDI-N In
ThOrbuTn's seed store, ID Jobn-st.
CARDENER-BY single. mlIdle-aged
NJ uitn "A years eNprri enee 10 green-
houses. vegetables good references active
workman. confident OF giving saussae on.
Apply 20 JAMES FINN, Hasungs-9n- Hud'
son. \. Y.
- ARDISFR.-B Qood reliable. willing
VI nan single: und rstands horses and
nower. can MILK good refefene-s. Address
USEFUL. Tribune Uptown once L25e
Broadway.
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porses ano 0arr,aass.


s~LANDEAU & Co.,
r. So. ga. $40 Broome-st.,
and Broadway, 5lstst aud 7th-aVe.
SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES
- df fha hssxf
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GARDENER -First-c ass has mad sue.
VI ce-siui business GA mushrooms ana
tOIatoe. last Ntltcr has six customers
WHO VIII TAX this woea so per week each
Oughly understand. hOthouse grapes, hot
bol-e stray berrls. English eucum5sry
reneh bfaHs, Vc. AdfTrss WILL An
THOMPSON. Gardener, Be.den Point, Ily
ISLAND.
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WAGONS Phae tons, Buckbosrds, Rockaways,
SuYreys, Fancy 1Taps. Victorias, Landau
lettos, Waeonettes. Carts. DOs-a- Dos, VIII
iaee carts. Stsnhope Gigs, Stanhope Phae-
sos OepCt wSsSIS, DS1sofs raS'Nns rN
DhapfQps
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or ANEtnCAN SECTIONS

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bH"ohht A'h'"van NotIl''! NI d. a. i,i.,,
meets every week hh" fI'"'Il'h l'i9'
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'h,A"" h"~iHtaH H'''!"S WY 'ViU"y a.
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street iuout "GIti;tt'Um , no', nhE S WY
Huhday AZ Jung h4'I ipu N'lunpn stIeoI.
Organizer bernhard b5eefI}h "2' "teen ST.
E'E'eWO""' I""h 4" ~ + ,
'Hl'A"n III"-Jr"IHo H't'"h ""HtA ivory
week T. 0lS-mah' "fR4h'|'V <I7'"nn-""
street ,,
Los ANGELES. "a - Me't 'H"S 'N'r1 "eth b.
!, {. surname, I''' h",hN",I w., y, a"il1'I
MiNMEA"LlS 9cnnH'naNlA4 Htti'"n MRi'", 10" ,,
Me''HH0' ''''S H',""" "'u '"" ,, '" VI"
days III ea'H hHu'n' huT ''loS~ "C"t'! -
every hrs' ana lhlrd mnuday' 'FHaIlAoF'
=. I. foao'Nth' !. " Dos iooi ..i...t......,...,
NEW loRk.-Aneflrah~ eHIl'h' AEi'3lIol meet
lhGs every M"l,d"} evening A. ~ L'as' ouItn
street. ORGANIZER, August '''"p"r' - ha''
fNNF'h S'to'l' - ~
NE" HAVEN Nh~M't'l'SH u, we IVY ll''
7tcohH mouse from ''In'F Nlal' anu q, n4lr
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-03

At the Fourteenth Annual Session of the Carmakers Inter
In the month of September 1880 the owing Label adopted
every box of Cigars made by Union
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+>PLATF0R M x
Socialist Labor Party.
Adoptea at the chicago Coarention, Oaooer p, 1882

Party United convention assembled
the happiness
ersof
to
hold furthermore that such right he exercised
under Inequality essentially destructive OF me- erY'
and of happiness
the republic hold that the theory Of politics
o
of development hold furthermore that
that the machinery production must likewise
belong the n
that ourdcOc of economists the direct opposite
OF be traced the OF
by that the alienation OF
public public franchises and public functions to that class ana the
rio the wealth which produces denied the means elemty
II - 0
power thus wasted that the uoa rule
eetuated that
be in bondage.
diverted from their humane to the enaVe
O Children
protest
Oot aes its fundamental declaration that private property III the
o ali servtude and political dependence; and
evoIltn
other hand shall have worked out its dowta therefore,
c call the people with to the sub
Of the cooperative commonwealth for the present state OF a pro-
shall the and full benefit his faculties multiplied by
a II
upon to in mighty by all waci
able political
the a to immediate the
diion Of labor, present the following Demand'
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-03
Of NORTH AMERICA.

THIS Is T E ONLY CORRECT UNION LABEL
FOR FUR FELT HATS
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TRADES UNION CALENDAR.
Meetings Regularly Held at Trades Coun-
Gil Hall, 100 Chapel Street.

Delegates to the Trades Council received at the
regular meetings, ON the FIRST ana Third
Sunday evenings In each month.
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POLITICAL DE M A ND S.

The people have the right laws and all measures
o. according Referendum
Abolition the Presidency Veredncy and Senate of the United States
established elected
recalled by the House of Representatives the legislative
Municipalities
coustiu ands
ballots all elections Universal and equal right Of
Election holidays
The primo OF d
justice charge Abolition capital punishment.
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S GAL D c M a N D S.

Reduction the labor production
shall
The
be
which been
Unions which have
money,
prohibiting the the natural of the country
d.
Progressive and tax mheriancs; the smaller
be
education OF all children under IA of compulsory
accessible by clothing books,
trt necessary
Rerof all conspiracy and umpua laws Unabridged
o combination.
concerning Prohibition
to
system
be paid in lawful the United States Equalization
of performed
protection occupations
employers liability law
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-03

AMERICAN SECTION, :. l.. Regular Meet
4 ngs the LIST and 3d Friday evening Of each
month.
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4atcctinns
NEW HAVEN.

~ Notices. lines or less under this head in
serted at SaUU per wear, PAYABLE IN advance
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-03

TRADEs C0CNClI.-K Regular Meetings an the
| First and Thlrd sundays Ia each month, al
20 O'Clock il the evening All Unions should
be represented.
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WE are pleased to note that the lofty
elevation OF dramatic criticism in Butte
is being maintained during Miss Juch's
engagement in that city. Too much
praise cannot be bestowed on the Inter
Mountain for its zeal in behalf OF high
ideals. Thus on the eve of the initial
performance it ~fearlessly declared:
1t IS understood that Manager Mcguire
has procured the services OF n policeman
without uniform to hover in the vicinity Of
the Standard delegation at the opera to-
night and prevent any attempt to shoot the
star performer or any of the chorus girls if
they decline to respond to an encore with
..Slide, Kelly, Slide" Order must be pre-
served whether it suits the whims of the
rural press or not.
There is no doubt about it, Butte and
VAUDEVILLE are rapidly becoming the
center of art, aestheticism and culture.
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CHARMED BY A SIMPLE AIR.

How Jenny Lind Overcame the Jealousy
of a Rival singer.
Somewhere in the forties Grisi and Jenny
Lind were singing in different places in
London, Those who went into ecstasies
over Crisis Norma" were the next eyed
ing %enraptured with Lind's "Casta Diva"
Great was the rivalry between them. FL
nally the queen, deeming it q shame that
two such gifted women shonld be separated
by a mean. unworthy jealousy. requested
both to appear at a court concert. Of course
they both came. The queen warmly well
coined them together for the first
time. She gave the signal for the concert
to begin. Jenny Lind WAS the younger.
and it WAS arranged that she should sing
FIRST. With perfect confidence in her pow
ers she stepped forward to begin. Chanc-
ing to glance at Grisi she saw the southern
" oman's malignant gaze fixed on her. The
fierce look almost paralyzed her. Her
courage left her, her voice %trembled, every
thing grew black before her, and she al
most fell. By the g~reateSt e%xertion of her
will, however, she managed to finish
her aria. A painful silence fol
lowed its conclusion-a silence
that told of her failure. She caught a TIL
umphant expression on Crisis face. De-
spite her dazed condition she quickly real
lied that failure meant lost glory, disap-
pointed hope, the destruction Of happiness.
grief and modification to her family and
friends. Suddenly a soft voice. that seemed
to come from heaven. whispered TO her.
Sing one of your old song in your native
language" She caught at the thought like
an inspiration. The accompanies was
striking his final chords. She stepped
up to him, asked him to rise. and
took the vacant seat. Softly, her
fingers wandered over the keys in a loving
yreiude, then she sang. 1t was q little
PRAYER which she had loved as a child; 1t
belonged to her mothers repertory. She
had not sung it for years. As she sang she
was no longer in tine presence OF royalty,
but singing to loving friends in her father
land. No one present understood one word
of the prayer" Gradually the song died
away and ended in q soft sob. Again there
WAS u silence the silence of admirlngwonder.
The audience sat s%pellbound. Jenny Lind
lifted at last her sweet blue eyes to look
into the scornfui face that had SO discon-
certed her at first. There was no fierce e1-
preston now: instead, a teardrop glistened
on the long black lashes. After a moment,
with the impuisiyeness of u child Of the
tropics, Grlsi crossed to Jenny Lind's side.
placed her arm about her. and kissed her
warmly, utterly regardless Of the admiring
audience.