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PRUDENCE Is PROFITABLE.

The experiences Of the Elders OF the
Church Of Christ VINO 30 forth TO
preach the Gospel are many anu
varied. In travelling without purse OF
SCRIP their wants are sometimes pro.
videu Tor by those among whom their
lot Il cast, ana who are earning
heavenly riches by their hospitality to
the aervants Of God; but frequently Il h
Necessary for those who have received
the Glepel aud are gathered with the
body oi the Church 60 supply that
which Is required by the missionaries
for 100 J., clothing aud shelter, because
the people to whom they raise the
voice OF testlnony seem de,orminol TO
reject the Gospel message. tits essen.
tial that under all circumstances the Il Z.
dtH should be- prudent amt consistent
Ia their conversation aul deeds. Their
course should bee marked with wisdom
Ia order for them TO be- profitable scr.
vaults 20 this Master whose cause they
have ospousel. AnRit ufnippauuy in
their conversation or conduct, or an
inclination 10 ruhuess In critical
times, renders them IN measure uu-
safe and Improbable a. bearers OF d
divine mtapga.
This suggestion is applicable to all
fields OF labor whether In America.
Europe, or the isles Of tho sea. Some.
times ils especial force Is shown with
r,gard Go events IN the SouthefuStalrs,
where violence has beon oc1usi1nally
rrsurlrI 20 against IA Eaor-, and Two
OF three times with the most serious o..
sulls, But conditions there have sl
improved that with ordinary caution
there now rs probably as uutn t,u-.
dom I danger from bodily harm us IN
any other Held,
There ARE, however, Instances wnerr
Experimentation would pro luce lujur.
ous results, aAd the ELDERS should De,
ever miuItul ut lnr prlmpunsl %. the
spirit, keeping IA WOW as tnvir fore
most iira the welfare Of the work iu
which they are engaged. Aseuch ana
instance there may ug cited one OF tho
,XptH,rCrs oi Elder VIM. e.. Wiudvs
VINO returned on Oclorur y, from a
mission 10 the sYulhrun states. "a,
was lauorug at the tmc--JUly lag---
/ with Elder Lamont TAYLOR n war.
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MOVING FORWARD.

New Zenlani has taken detiaite
step In the Acknowledgement ot IT, people
by granting to women the full right OF
suffrage. The bin for that purpose
passpd tho local parliament In Sep,om.
Der, ani now II has received the gov
ernor', signature aud become law.
The success OF tho measure was due tl
tho efforts OF the conservative party,
who engineered It through tho legis-
lative body by vote OF % TO 10, and IL
has been given the sanction OF tho
government BY ga provisions nli
women over q years OF age are in.
vested with the elective franchise upon
complying with the same rules for
getting their names on the electoral
rolls that are applicable to male ciiI-
Gems.
Among the mass NJ the people there
has been shown great Interest In thu
matter the trend OF public oplniUu
being 10 i,s favor. The example, IN
'nu United SI,iu0, And particularly ~
Wyoming, NJ adopting female suffrage
Was pointed out as especially beneficial
aud la perir harmony with the
liberal and,ulglJ.ued splr.tof lineage.
Sew Ze,huJ lhe drsl OF the Aus.
taia,an COLOMBO 20 onfranchiso wl-
men, aud as the question has been
,giptIns the political departments OF
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WHO'S iNcONslsrlNrl

We have to confess 10 great deal ol
anu, ement NJ some Of the tactics ON.
ploytd by the opponents NJ the Cit
zsuS independent Ticket There 10,
for instance, the attempt TO discreiii
Mayor Bnskin with some OF the voters
OF today, by quoting what this, thai
or som other apor said about him two
years ago. This strikes Us rs positive
ly lulic'ous; not 81 much because there
are RIP Van Wlnklei Ia the Liberal
party, but principally because they Of
all others should venture to raise their
croaking voices at time Ike this,
when their party's whole battle cry IL
concentrated into "progressi1u, adj
vantcmeni, no mossbaokism," etc,
etc, etc.
II the News HASN'T learned any
thing and made any Advancement IN
the two years past II has worsc than
lived Ia vain. II Mayor Bsskin hasn't,
he must BE- regarded as a failure. II
tho people OF Salt Lake City haven't,
It is not our fault nor his, but theirs,
aud they deserve a continuance Of all
the evils tue opposition party would
thrust upon them. For In III resent at.
titude, aud under the dlotation OF H.
present managet', that party signifies
Ito unwilllngness % learn anything,
correct anything, or improve anything.
Even for IT, campaign material II must
70 back two yoars, Or twenty, N that
suits ils purpose better. True, II
shows shfewdness In ovading tho
record made by ia chosen officials
during the last two years. There II
some method In chat evasion; but
where does the honor come Ia, whore
the basis Tor belief In future pledges,
where the "pointing with PRIDE" with
which we have all become more or less
iamiliat9
Tho NEws was In favor OF the re-
nomination aud is advocating the re-
election Of Mayor Baskin for reasons
which 10 Us aud TO this commuu-
Ivy aro excellent aud sufficient.
Chief among these Il his record during
bis present term. We think he has
made a good Mayor; and that this IL
an excellent roas n 70 believe ho will
make a good Mayor u chosen again.
We are not ashamed to admit that o.
the chief official Of this city he has
proven an agreeable disApp,lniment to
IA. When this paper opposed him
two years ago he was untried aud un.
known IA an executive officer, but
above all we opposed him Doc tuso Of
the friends who put him up Tor oillte,
and with the unhappy features OF
whose policy we IA posed him 10 be In
full accord. When la the Interest Of
tho city'a honor he stood between the
gang aud the strong box, We began 20
like him. To sum IL up briefly, we have
come TO admire him ior the enemies
he has made. In office no de-
clined 20 be- catspaw or
a nguroheai; he assumed the
responsibility that belonged to tho pc.
siiion anu acted unsNerviugly In &C.
cordaneo with his judgment. The
NEWS and he older Ia many things
always have aud probably alwaya
Will. But We respect courage and
honesty, and he has shown that he
possesses 10th. Hence we support
him; hence a remnant OF his old asso.
oiates oppose him. We submit whether
our change Of feeling toward MIN Is
not more creditshlr than theirs.
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organ. 10 that lo refused to allow al
innsoopor TO violate the city ordinance
against selling liquor on sunday. FOR
iniractions Of the ordinance said Inn
keepers license was revoked or was
not renewed, and he, "as goo" ana
straight man as ever walked TIE
streets Of this city" now swelis tue
motley gang who are opposed to the
Mayors reelection. For each oppo-
nent with such complaints o. ,his, Bas-
kiu has made a score NJ friends
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ouoin reading their speeches can doubt
the sincerity Of those men. We IRE
HEARTILY glad that this fact was made
more prominent In the last hiurs. It
is full OF promise Tor the future and
tak,saw,y much Of present apprehcn.
lion aud regret.
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LAST wEiIl tue New York banks
had In their vaults In excess of the
legal requirement more than forty
three millions of dollars. Any part OF
the vast sum might have boeu had any
DAY tor the asking at rer cent in'
terest and ON real estate security; 40
says a Gotham paper
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MO GrHuho Western Railway.
Commencing Oct lith and couunu.
ing until O1.. 8lst, Inclusive, tho Rio
GrGndc Western again oilers the public
tbs extremely low rate ~ $40 10 To
Chicago AMI return, anu s832d 10 St.
Louis aud return. Tickets good Ia
Nov. 10Th. Two fast through trains to
nll points East daily with Tree chair
cars, tourist slecpers and Pullman
Palace double drawing room alueplng
cars through 70 Chicago without
change.
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Az EN.DETEouvE, nov resident In
Salt Lake, affects some pride ia the
fact that Pfondergaoi, murderer OF
Mayor Harrison Of Chicago, was q
schoolmate Of his. II might not be a
bad idea to locate and Keep watch Of
the res, Of SAID ex.iciecuyo's school.
V..H.a
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THERE ouour - be- delay 40 longer
In ths issuing OF the presidential
thanksgiving PROCLAMATION. OF course
there Is much to DO thankful for but
western recipients will hardly turn
their eyes nnd hearts Warrington
svar.N.
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ONE CURIOUS uliect OF tue threatened
water famine In Great Britain is that
some OF the largest breweties have pre-
pared 20 shut down. Perhaps In no
other way could the impending distress
be 10 wildly shown.
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tho Jas. g. ncnona Il tandy Co.
Arc making a literal offer TO their
customers Tor the next thirty day. An
rtlor that has had no pieordeucc Ia
this city or territory. Investigate for
yourselves and toconvinced.
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The Itsrrtr FvtsfSo Nfwsh published
ui, surotv pccrtcd. tttotu 'tuihAn
o. 1emuie sutcts. 'ait laic Clty
Iifin duon ats sopu RefulM id'ton
49, cluct.
1hclrsrrrr srpI-WrrELr NHws a. pub
n,htd ON lucsdsv ana FRIDAY Of each wees
boIrsitEi NtrEti un magazine iofm'
puuhihtdstcu saturday
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HAviNu SECURED tnu degradation
Of silver Cons rcoa Is consistent In Civ
Ing It's next attention " bankruptcy
law.
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THE Liberal organ cannet yet
siomsch Us patIy's city ticket sum.
ciently to hoist It at the head Of IL
columns.
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II YOU want any fne candles, whole.
ealu Or retail, call on NJ. kopp, PSI
Main Street. Always the lowest
pIIcea I'M thn rIIv.
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wnstEnN LoAN $50 sA,INes co.

Pays siN por Cent INTEREST Reserve
Iuud capital siUO,OuO.
Directors Francis Armstrong, ppsl.;
James +. Jcnnings, vice prrstj M. T..
Cummings, treasurer; Clarence Grange,
secy,; james A. A. CLUE, asst. sees J;
Il. W. Madison. Se.3-Wr dusiTo TO have
you call aud iuvesilgatc cur plan.
Correspondence with out Of town
parties solicited.
JANIS T.. JEENfNOs, Cashier,
n aud "a east, Fist South.
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civ eubseriners will kindly notify J.. T. nun.
tar lsifculAiotI II any irrcgulanv IN the ao'
livery Of their PAYERS,
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Rio Grande Western Railway.
Effective Oct. 10Th; dlscont nuet Oct.
gisl

TivAes omce, 10 Wet, Second South
Street
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Inc Ntws non ~ eAtth principal ltoiel''
News stands aud on all passenger HAihs NA''
ing the city after pm. DAILY
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subscribers changing their place o. rcslfence
should always fiye former a. wen m pfeaoh'
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Tor tho tencdt 81 Utah patrons anu
ffifrfs and 30 meet the demands uf new
agents I'd OhIcago, the Nrws will DO on eale ~
nott u no puucipa Hotels ana hoos SHORES
81 that clty curing The TAR season.
Headquarters tqr the NEws 10 ~ Wells u
sIcf's nook and Periodical siore, ~ slAse
street
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For Sale

fYPEwRITERs. ali makes, AZ price. dei,ins
composition rentals lower than el.ewhere. NET
ropolitap typewriter headds arten, II broad"sy,
vIOLIN-For sale, hus Hungarian violin $50
Grand st., store. --
81 WEEKLY -w,tches, diamonds, jewelry agent
calls; establish,j 1880.
81. 90 WEEKLY rsliablc headquarters! la
monds. watches aud iewelry rings. Doc. weekly
CHARlG CO., 2J3 Broadway.
$500 Allan DOT PANTS To ORDEN.
Aren't will call With SAMPLES aud take measures;
no deposit required. Address
MErROpUnIrA IAN PANTS CO., ltl Allent
$40 SOMERVlLLE LENS. .bIs Nagitet leus.
two hoadrssts. Whites head screen! Que 5ts.
one tlItS. three 3At+t. two hlO ptnt,na
frEmeSi nonparel shu,ter. lsI?2 papiet mArhs
piirerins tray ore ~. one l&ri1 porcolatn trays
l0.iuch turnisher. iOil2 rubber tray, q reason
stia Offer viii be ac, opted. Addre" w. \. NJ
Clinton, y. j.
100 PATENT BLOCKS for electrotype'. assorted
lot cardboard. nne news Mud bIottnG paper, fo
tale cheap Printing Once. +0s East 3<'aS
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Colleges, Schools, &C.
COlUM BIA COLLEGE
TRANSACTIONS will b. held =. follows,

EXAMINATIONS viii be held - follow,
SCHOOL OF ARTS, for entrance md for d.a.
client students. sept. 20 II.
SCHOOL or LAW. for entrance sep. 1911;
for deficient students and for advanced stsndins
sept. 25-3o.
CoLLtGE or PHYSICIANS AND SUR.
GEONs. for entrance tReEsnts' eisminstionO
Sept. 2s-2s.
SCHOOL OF MINES. for .nt.nc. and for de,
Gent students, sent 20 40
MATRiCuLATiON And Regulation Day for
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, SCHOOL
OF PHILOSOPHY and
SCHOOL or PURE SCIENCE. sept. ~.
Tho Treasurer will be q, tn. College Rail iiar,
10th o.. and Madison ave-. Sept. ~. to r-cei,s
mariculstIon and tuition fec, for all department,
except the College Of Phy,iclans sud Surgeons
On tho same day tee, for tho College of Physicisn
and Surgeons will I've rscolrsd At %3T ives, seth 81,
The ACADEMIC YEAR viii begin in ell tn
Sch ooi, Aud Departments on MONDAY. Oct, ,, q
0. 10 A. N.
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on. 7inHe. sSC PER me SeCO"d TD.r, ~.
cer Tine: 7hird dnd subsequent Tones, -.
per tine: 30. yer me ezra On sundays.
Advertisements under this elas-
slfcation repeated in THE EVEN
ING WORLD every day but Mon
day without additional cost.
ALI KlNnS OF ROCKS bought At hishest prices.
DAviss Book store, go West ltth ct,
WANTED A small spinning lathe! must he
cheap. Address EXCELSIOR co., Al Centre st.
wANTED--k tutpinG lathe, 4 inch centres. foot
power AddrrssJ NJ. boz 2Ot World
WANT to huy . good ing nrvs-Nands
- uEQRGE FAbLER. 4pl sst 9Th st.
WANTED Large ssfs, with steel Ghost. to hire.
with privilege to buy. Burglar Proof, 1921
Broadway.
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Help Wanted-Male.
i5c. a line, LIST insertions.
i3c. per line, ID insertion.
I2c. per line, Sd and subss-
quent insertions. .

BOOK KEEPER Wanted, experienced man To-
freight aud commission business; state SAL
AIRY aud reference. IS, boz $50 World.
B'nkkEErIN';-Adu qualified for keeping
rn- hn,ks within three weeks guaranteed; spe-
cill instruction. no business college noosense; "
yGs's1'Tp WS S,ns .,I request particulars
EopkkEErER for FIRST, class hotel; also checker
and cashier 10: cafe. Mutual Employment
Agency. "a broadway.
CLEkK wANrEU.Gtoe.ry. sla; young mar ,,, 70
Employment Bur a. G39 9th ave-
sALfsMENto sci, baking Po.der, y pat. :aI
pen.es or eoinui,sion. ChiesSo BAKING Pswass
20. 76I Van Blren 81. Caicaro.
sG fy a. sse
AmogT Picking c r, n R M.nh..n AArs''' zoos
SALESMAN in trunk and bag department. rstsili
must have ss5Psrlencs' salary ~. Address Re-
sAIESMAE.YounG man for rug s,,I salesman;
T. box 5Ii brooklyn World.
Statesmen to sell the best suburban property
LACE OF Iamalcs: raiirusd station three blocks
f"um property: rapid transit trains every haiI
H "cra ''r" iS% r:' i, HS nrsis;s
FTS y SSG get go IN WsaSal Tars station
malca Heights Improvement Co.,, or ii2A
! Myrtle ave, near broadway Broosiyn.
SAiE>MAN-EIp.r encsd fur ga espsn !, wanted
Tor city, BROOKLYN aud Newark, b, t. "e'nsresn'
/
sALESMAN-w Wanted. experienced salesman N
retail shoe store 629 Hudson st
| Statesmen wANTtDtiry Eoods) for noveltys
| CAL H. Frank, 40l Broadway.
EHRicH BROS. 9Th ave. and 22d at, require
experienced sale-mep Tor their
| SILKS. DRESS GOODS; UPHOLSTERY,
| LINENS. WASH FABRICS Innings.
and other departments SUPPLEMENTARY once.
| STATESMEN Wanted, men familiar with the
| truck ,nvcr and awning trade. Apply TO Thee
| Fox, ~ Souih ST.
| SAL I.SNEN- Street statesmen wanted In all
| rI,s to sell household article on street W
! houses makes big money. ls3 Broadway, room
| II.
/ SALESMAN salesman wanted; one who
| has good tIade In city and vicinity preferred;
| liberal Inducements Ia good man. Ale Brewer
| hoI Isl Wort uptown.
| SALESMAN 10 introduce a patented noveltyi
| great seller; big prchts. aio Broadway
! rCsnl z. .--.---
| SALESMAN WANTED. acquainted with gro
! cory line. TO carry line Of cigars In city,
| 2lai eth ave,
! SAL ESNiEN-wauted three experienced sales
| men Tor dress goods, domestlcs and nsnnels. III.
| r. Russell Son, rs and 10 Newark ave.
| Jersey city.
! SALESMAN Wanted. an Al salesman to sell
! margi ntOsh o'hing: a hrstclass opportunity
! for a man who can sell $4,000 to 100000
| year. Address Manufacturer boz 40 World
| STATESMEN sAlesmen for Saturday night
must be competent Nolans, lo6th e. ana "a
| ave
| Statesmen Wanted. two live saissnea ne
Rnctlyn and one for Long Island. Armour
Packing Co.. eS North 9Th st.. BrooklyA
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Business Property to let.
cTCokIv1,

SALOON and elcsllsnt bowling alley, 12T.l2a
Meserolo St, wlllia nsburE op,r daily. thre,
or hive year. t"sood party. q, Baker rs Nassau st..
TO LfT-Two !arEe Easements. plenty OF oset
room, With u.e OF range and gas " desired for
any .pur po>s or business they may be suitable for
laundry or bottline. would h~ please 10 have some
parties call Interested in patent msdicins,. brew
cv,cs or m,n.rai waters. tai AFTERNOONS from 2
o'co at ~ Me-ker ave. .hetveen era ham ave. nd
Mumhold At. hrooklin. Y. Y
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Help Wa nted-Female.

HrnusEWoRK = Wanted: girl for general
h"nS"m O ,o, ~ apartments. 2o' Amsterdan
HOI'SEwORK - Strong girl for house work:
must not object to children: % yandsm St
HnrsEwoRK Wanted, strong young woman,
=, rr""siant preferred for general household
Of three s rS N Wssn ,nSn ,Sr, Inc sa;%
New York; n beautiful home Is offered and el2
r., p m"ith AddSsss, with reference. r.. box
HOI'SEWORK--w Wanted. girl for homework in
Tho country. Apply a, 90 Chariton. corner
Hudson ST., from 10 to +. NJ.
wash and IRON for f small sms anS
take care Of two children. Apply care r. q.
schmidt. l6 East 42d st.
""ls N .ns sm sG E'n Hn.., s0q N
East s3d ST.
h"for. noon. Walker. 100 West s0th st.
housework and iron shirts. 20T Esst TAD q.
H%y &r. i.r.s III i' Eat s1 ISsss =
hoa.sxcrk. MIR. G. Alien. It's Ess. fossS j. s"A
pri'a,. family. AppI is2s Lsiissson avs.
'Ssnsn .S:I.l
kautmAnn, rs East sist at.
ia "a E., 6,
ss1 e
HOMEWORK Wanted. good girl to do general
t a"l:.,o 'a s;od references waited. oan Fslt.
Ss.t girl for General houssvoTEi
good wages 3A7 " est 22d 81
| HOuSFwORK-- Wanted. q reliable girl for SEQ.
era, , nou,exork in private house, vsGss sia. -
HnuskwoRK: Wanted. girl for 1sDs7sI house:
roHsr ,"T. in i,ms o Is %..s e 18Th a. anu
1.! e "a %P. shar'n and s'''s
| nj tat To "a An
dren. Can I7aa Sd ave-. corner Nth st.
up.t.it. -or.. - west SD st.
NURSE to mind children. ao7 East i3oSs
h.r."if u."tai. .ls.p so%., Ito Es;9 et.s d.
uS I % sis sss.sc
don, sri fsts7tih Sc - "''1 ''"'''' --'
81 Tn ~: q o'5 o'n
NURSE Young giri to take caro- Of chIldren an1
as,l.t In hous'vork s6,s7, Lew ar Z. 18th st.
ashid. Amp 10 ives, ISIS q. =, 0-'. =
1 to "Ps a. p.f s. and %.s s :..
smI,h 9s4 9Th ave. I'd h.t.
ssSs s. IL ..:.
HffaS .aS d,s., a sTss ssc
Apply Sup-rintendent's once.
sALEsi AIDES EIp,renc'd s.leIisdiss wsntsdi
All 9Th sw ''''
WAITRESS Gooi !. smart v,iire,, wanted for :
boarding houss. 20 irving place.
boarding. %i' os , %..s e::
to vi. @ .s. 4 las E; b;
h.s q %.: fsn waitress 81
WA. TREss Neat, tidy young eoIored sif e
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Goodwill a Interest for Sale

NAT STORE etsb lished; sood paying good
family. r.. no, lao World. -
HOTEL, as rooms ana bar, clearing o.. ooO yearly
city l5o, 900 popaia,ion' price $4,000. Hotel,
bot M World, uptown --
JEwLhRy SToR. tor nsle; = good stand for
matchmaker. Inquire Al 500 West 63d =.
LIQUOR sroRr good location cheap rent long
Broadsay, Bto'Iyu.
LlQUon sruRh-tor sale, o"rnet LIQUOR store !;
chsuos. no agents. W. r.. boI Sal world, B'syu.
'i %.9, S1 sto1 Sry H"' " ''0'
LuNoh COUNTER ,cr,.s l%periss! Must. HAL :
west 2tth st.
NEWSPAPER srANp. at., sI.'. tot sale chs.p
was I'm Ston and Psrk a,.-., Rrooslyn.
RESTAURANT on I'D ave. near i.th at. stll
.s .c1 aS ss: .s: on .9""' q, :
RESTAURANT tOR sALE. uneicencd bunur..
legation NO as.nt'' Pre-. 200: rart'eusr'
RESTAURANT for sale. doing good bu-,ue.s will
s'li cheap Tor cash on secount of retiring from
business 1887 Sd ave. ioJdst
RESTAURANT, oysters and bar; good business.
| ls3 Greenwich at.
| Depot established business; Incense aud lease
sale TO settle .' N.,;v sh.,p Tor GASP; x,
sALouN on M,r.et A.. Newark opportunity to
;Tsp,s ,,,sb a, q place VIII s.., Investigation
| fLFIthtk, HFb Mark"f 81, Newhtk
| SALOON FOR sAi. Oh Sd ave. full lIcsnss I. q
| good chance. MASDhVIi.Lf, 1870 Fulton IT
| WANTED immediately. liquot stores for cash
buyers Send jour thrcs-. Wholesale Liquor
| Warehouse. 800 Greenwtoh At.
| WANTED Liquor stores ior cash buycr..
| OtbNNOk. al ieptrs ~.
WELL FURNISHED room. nous. for Sslo, hons.
| fun nrio- $500 Further Information Al lac
, Nest 18th st.
&415 FOR CONFECTIONERY 3iS Main at,
| bridgeport oneh y less than coat. Inquire al
2s& Grand st., New S"rs
90, 600 Will SECURE rromi nsnt hotel and bar
room doing large bushes. fsrticn ars OF Cos
telp. 97l 81 ave.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

HORSE. wagon and HARNESS, $40; gentle pony.
top phaeton, harness. cheap. Grocer. ooA west
50th at.
LADY must nctiHcs sound horse, Sos: top busi-
ness Wagon and harness cheap. 100 Freeman
st.. Grsenpoint. -
SECOND. HAND extension corp, BY Rrewster
Co. second hand leather top iandau by hsty
Co. both nearly new; In perfect order very iow
price. ,
The evening world., 1893-09-14
COAL.


fsumits, whn,sd for supply!ny La,i.' Fuel
aud Aid Society With 500 tons NJ coal for ihs com
ing winter. Proposals msy te sent hy l-ttof to
tho President. Mrs. HtRNhFll In, l'' Henry st
An OLD and prosp 'rous msnuisctIre tor city
and rOuntrg ira 10 W. 80 f~tIIe not emhst'
rA>ssi, will AsSum-A'l liabilities usrntT OF WORK,
running eIt,stire h1h, 900 required mtgh, re
tnia an in'sr.t with riEht party. Address boz T.
Burlington. VI
Al A ~ACRlFH steam laundry IN frookIyn
have you 81, 900 In cash asopi l,iUg sure, End
. fortune for q GusIler knowledge Of business not
required. Address CLAN, boz 500 BrooslIu
World.
YOUNG MAN wishes to represent . shirt
house st Phisdrlphia and Fsnnsyl'AniA. AID
dre.. SHIRTS, boz ,O9 World,
AN OLD. E>IABLlSHrD mAehins snop for ss,s
/ chesp. low rent SUMNER, lao fultonst,
RELIABLE MAN wanted in manufacturing
business, VINO can rsslhe In FlNrtd> vints,.; ara
whH car invest 81 100 to 5000 sUANkk,
. $50 FuItonst
\. 90 WANTED, prirs's oin Of Se50. 30 GAT., IN
exception Ab security deposited $50 psid for ae-
com mediation. RoBLtNG. i2+2 BroadwIy
BAkERY. doinE . cool business ssttsfAotoIy
reasons for ssIltuE. Apply TO ths owner bs5
Gates ave. Brooklyn
, BAKERS about to engage IN baking business see
Middisby's portable tie oy.. EAktrS before hny
| Ing. Call or address GILLESPIE CO., ll33 Bed
| ford ave-, Brooklsu.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
Musical.

A, VOICE TRIAL FREE-Pauo, singing Ntal'
ian msthod) prepares for church, conceTt.sAre
summer terms. Airs. u. +. KELLEY. West ltth
IT., room 3.
CHILDEES'S VIOLIN CLANS, 81 month me-ts
Saturday, / | A. NJ. Nest lt'h st, room 3.
MANDOLIN, banjo. guitar. vi0I1-. fb Ipsarn /:
insirL m.nts' rrtntqd instruction given, -
course. HORTON, 49, West g3u II.