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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-06

cholera in case OF an epidemic this sum-
mer. Reports before the conference seemed
to indicate that the chief danger from In
lection was through minor points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-06
RUSSIAN ExTRADITIoNs.
The Polish Society of London Protes,
Against the Treaty.

Against the Treaty.
LONDON, April 5.-A meeting of the
Polish society in London was held today
at which the proposed extradition treaty
between Russia and the United States
was discussed in ali it's bearings with
heat and Vehemence. The meeting
finally adopted resolutions declaring that
while disavo wing any sympathy with as
sassins or assassinations it solmenly pro-
tested against the clause OF the treaty
which it declared was simply a proposal
to deprive Russians Of asylums in the
United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-06

stated that the profits were about ST., 900
during the year. The series of rules
adopted at the Joint meeting in New York
were approved. w. R. Allen was elected
president, A. Baker. vice. president, and
j. H. Steiner. secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-06
American Trottiue Association.

CHICAGO, April 5.--The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the American
Trotting Register association was held
here today. The secretary in his report
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-06

Owing 10 the serious illness of the wife
of Jackson Showalter, the chess game to
have been begun at Kokomo, Ind, for
the championship of the world has been
postponed until the 10th of the month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-06
BOUNDARY LINE SURVEY.
Where Canada and Alaska Join VIII Soon
BE Determined.

BE Determined.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 5.-Prof. King,
chief astronomer of the interior depart
ment, who has been chosen British COM
missioner to determine the boundary line
between the Dominion and Alaska left
Yesterday for Victoria, B. G. The party
numbers about one hundred including
representatives from the Canadian geolog-
zeal survey He will be joined at Victoria
bv Prof. Mendenhall, United States COM
missioner, also accompanied by a large
staff. Two steamers viii be placed at the
disposal of the surveying party by the
dominion government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-06
Moving on Locke.

PARIS, Texas. April 5 Present indica-
lions are that the Choctaw militia win
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-06
COMMISSIONER BLOUNT.
He Is Warmly Welcomed on
Arrival at Honolulu.
PEOPLE TURN OUT EN- MASSE.
Residents Surprised That Only One
Commissioner Was Sent.
Mr.. BIount Declined to Talk, but From
a Casual Conversation 1t Appears
That His Stay Will Continue
Several Weeks.

HONOLULU, March 29.-The United
States revenue cutter Rush arrived this
morning with United States Commits
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-06
The LILY IS LEFT.
SQUIRE Abingdon Forgot Her in His
Will

LONDON, April 5.-Ths entire property
OF the late Abingdon Baird, sport and
hacker of pugilists, who died at New
Orleans, was left to his mother for her
lifetime and upon her death to be di-
vided among the cousins of the deceased.
This negatives the report that he devised
everything to the noted actress, Mrs.
Langtry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Fssso
oiSs al, Ine 5ss, l 1.S
:sis gssS 81 80 a. 5 54'$ sc 5''t lo '? $i7G
ss siss ia iss. Is, iss5 i.sS 1 lsS
Srcgi so cos iss s25i SC 1878 go oo as
M 5sSs 2o9s 1912, 447o, 2os5, laiia. 1888 ls2o2
''V Circuit cour-Pa I-Before Barrett, Gases from
f't Glr 1ii Cou,-par HBeiOc Beach. J-case' from
ray Hr ri Cour-pa Iv-Beorc Andrews. Eases from
sSIiosaS For rToba,S wills of Alfred W. bates benjamin
benjamin Eliza Bernhard EN- " RGsr Ada 49,; J lg
ESSray. HnTard A. Price Fem Regina vecr
JOIN COMMON Sw%0ir srm-Adcuned for the term
Common Pieas-Spec!al Term-Beiore DAILY T. j.
common for tsc tgt%
C cm NJ" re.s-Irai Tcr-rars IL and Il-Aaour"''
Tor Superior ans for The r%
'' u Is ceuEqg sedgyIe e.. G. o d
rr%: lH,''s oa.,'''ss
Sps i477 1854 1920, ii4o, 1875, 1889. 1926 1917
's zoo s9s1 'i s;d is "'A''~
CIV qs "",I,is al r1rsr'
~ Eo7 Ia45 ia77 1870 1896, 1881, 1913 l2'o 1880
,S u, l,;s s 49, e6 rs? sl2 i1 s52 iss ' 'o
i"t Ely [ IoSi a7s is4 veg wa
JnNos ons g. ,'3G G35 iGis, 1850 loi,; Itoi. l3t'
i,yy9S' lVs laS5 os 1877. i4'o oio 1896 lo-i io20
City md Is,. ,iir as dos ,'' Gci
it,oe I4os iis7. ass i$so 1922 1881 9s'
lSae ,sss IBIS ltg i.'9 9os s1 aS yewsurcer
oy iss s, 2s 5s 3 2ff3 eis 1872 81 's
wv ourt Of General scssons-lnrt i-i,eor smyh H.
| to.I..,..a instruct Attorney DaNs.-No J..
ard Ass7'st sessions Part lIl}eforc MARITIME j.
and Hssant District AttornrX sfoo ri,noera
Conft' al ss,stant Dis,rct.Auorncy Iownscnd-Nos.
| 10 ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

watts sherman from erecting bay-window the front
OF the house which they building at Fifthave. and
Sixty.dfth.st The windows which extend beyond the
stoop line built under permit from the Park Com
mssioners. The wormsers the adjoining properly.
and alleged ti,at their view obstructcd
Victoria A. Domaine, who owns large Office building
In Williamst.. has brought action In the Supreme
Court against George >. Bowdon and S. Van Rensselaer,
Crueer individually and trustees OF the Commercial
Union Assurance Company. limited, OF London. which
the building adjoining. No. As Pnest. 10 secure
Ovcrhangine caves OF the latter building
and 81 900 damages Judge Lawrence yesterday sus.
tanned demurrer the grounds that the facts do not
constitute cause OF action but gave leave to the plain.
til amend her complaint.
Judge Beach, OF the supreme Court has appointed liaml'
Ode referee in -four suits brought against the city TO
recover property the North River front between
Twenty eighth and Tweny-nnth sts which was taken
for the extension Of the bulkhead line Inc panuh Ia
one the suits Is Gertrude v c. Hamilton mother OF
r. Hamilton. Violet L. Hamilton ana Schuyler
V C. Hamilton entitled to certain easements ana
Wharfage rights in the properly under the will OF their
uncle, Robert Pay Hamilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
RAILROAD fNTERESTS.
LIGHT EASTRrI'ND SHIPMENTS

Chicago Jan. 23.-The extreme cold weather Is
saii to be chiefly responsible for the gh,ness Of the
freight traffic from the West 10 the East compared
with the heavy movement one year ago. Whatcver
the cause the Official reports show that the essbound
shipments Of dead frclgts from Chicago last week By
al the roads aggregated Just 66,fo' tons. against
20 1876 for the preceding week. a decrease OF 1879
tons and against 1054oG for the corresponding period
last year. a decrease OF 30.019 tons. The tonnage
was divided follows: Flour. 5,3ss tons; grain and
mill stuGs 29OiO tons provisions, lard. etc.. oo4'
tons dressed beef. $50 tons; iaxsccd 1887 tons
hides 2320 tons: lumber, 2,51G tons; miscellaneous
l.0Il tons.
According to the statement OF the Central Traih
Association the shipments Of -four grain ana provisions
from Chicago the scabOard last week amounted IL
1880 tons, against 52.j3G tons for the prec"din
week decrease OF 12.lf1 tors. and against 'O,o'4
for the corresponding week last year, a decrease d
jG95 tons OF tbs traffic The Vanderbilt Hines car
ricd "a per cent the Pennsylvania lines II per cent
the Baltimore and ohio per cent, the BIS Four
per cent the Chicago and Erie , per cent, the CHI
cago and Grand Trunk :2 per cent, and the Waba'a
= cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
AN EXPIRES DEAL REPORTED.

Philadelphia Jan. Cit reported 20 day that
an alliance that took effect the nrst OF the year
has been entered into between the Cuntel States
Express Company aud the American Express Com
pany. Hitherto the American Express has had n
contract with tho Adams Express and has been IL
the nature OF a feeder 10 the Adams. 'enyca'
contract was signed to-day between The United State
Express Company and the Reading Railroad Company
by which the United states Express will carry all
express matter on the Reading road and It's lease
lines. The United states Company has been carrying
tho express business Of th" Reading for several year
hut has had only yearly contract. The old con
tract also applied ONLY 10 the Ecading's own line
lnt the now contract Includes the Lehieh Valley
The Adam, Express Company has becn transporting
the business of the Lchsh Valley. the loss Of
which Will be q severe blow The contract between
the Reading and tho United states company Is u
20 into effect on February l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
Tile CINNECTICUT RIVER ROAD.

springfield. Mass, Jan. 23.-From this end II Is
learned that at the meeting In Boston on Saturday
Of the special committee of the Connecticut River
Road directors, the offer made by the Boston ana
Maine management TO Lease the road for ten years
In consideration OF a bonus OF $50 per share ana
guaranteed dividend Of 10 per cent was dcciincL
The committee decided TO walt until the Boston ana
Maine people made more satisfactory oVer'urcs' Inc
offer IS considered no better than that originally
made by tho NcwYork, New-lIaycn and Hartford
,cad and the committee thinks the stockholders
should receive n more satisfactory one. Intil snch
az offer is forthcoming the Connecticut River people
are I'm 10 hurry 10 effect settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
EMMA JUcH SUES MRS. THURBER.

Judge Ingraham. at the request OF Van DWer d
Taylor attorneys for Emma Juch has put upon the
calendar Of February the suit brought BIZ Miss
Juch against Mrs Jeanette NJ Thurbcr. wife OF F.
B. Thurber to recover IS ,0s5 OF, alleged TO be due
10 Miss Juch for services member OF an opera
company, OF which Mrs. Thurbcr, 1t Is alleged was
the organizer and financial hacker.
The American Opera Company was organized IN
1855 for the production Of opera In this country
Among those who had leading parts were Candidus'
Pessenden Silva and Charles Basset. tenos: Whitney
and Ludwig, baritones; Pauline PAllemand Emma
Juch Nine. Dorset and Nine. Pearson, sopranos, ana
Nine Hastrei,er and Clara Pole, contraltos. Inc
salaries ranged from $3.50 to $3.50 week. The com
rsny was not Incorporated. II opened at inc
Academy OF Music, January a. 1886. After playing
there for several weeks 1t went on the road visiting
the principal cities between New-York and San Fran
cisco. In June, 1887. the company returned TO New
York bankrupt. The claims against the company are
SAID 10 amount to 1900. 900. Miss Juch Is to bring
first suit Her contract signed by the American
Opera Company but Miss Juch holds that Mrs T'lur
Der is responsible personally.
Mrs Murber denies that she was financially III
tersted I'm the company and responsible Tor IL
affairs In an amended answer She sets up as
defence a release and assignment OF The ck'lni o
Mss Juch to Clifford ID. Jafrcy an agent for MIS-
Thuber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
CLAIMING THAT TIE EDISON PATENT Is IN
VALID.

Position. JAN o3-In the United States Circuit court
TODAY In the case OF the Edison Electric Aeh"ns
COMPANY to restrain the Beacon Lamp Company o
this city, from manufacturing electric incandesceh'
lamps alleged 10 infringe Mr.. Edison's patent the
Beacon Company flied about thirty aihdavl's aiesihe
that the ipcandescent lamp was not invented 10y dr'
Edison in 1872 has been alleged, but by German
American named Henry Gobel. The aflidavits state
that Mr.. Gobe after having experimental for several
years, finally devised. somewhat earlier than loco'
substantially the form Of incandcscent lamp now IN
use and which Mr.. Edison claims the patent Inc
use OF this lamp necessarily limited by the fac'
that dynamos had not then been invented, bur MI
Gobel made many of these lamps for several years
before Mr. Edison's alleged invention, and used then
more or les continuously In lighting his store and
dwelling, and for other purposes. The lawyers fol
the Beacon Company contended that the Gobe use y
BE incnndescent lamp was full anticipation OF Nj
Edisons lamp and that accordingly Mr.. Edison'
patent Is invalid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
NO RECEIVER FOR THE LEAD Trust.

Judge Andrews, @. The supreme Court. gave Il
decision Yesterday In the suit brought By Thomas
II. Unckles. against Romulus II. Colgate and Others
as trustees Of the National Lead Trust for The APP
pclntment q receiver and dissolution Of the con
Germ, an accounting By the trustees ana an III
junction. restraining them from transferring The prop
erty Of the trust 10 the National Lead company
q foreign corporation A demurrer was interposeo
was fnsufCionf canse OF action and that the parties
were defctiye Judge Andrews sustained the dc"
lrurrer and dismissed the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

ncan newspapers made the charge explicitly and in
vited the Judge 10 prosecute them for libel. Tile
challenge not accepted but apparently the Demo
Gratis became frightened for to-day after conference
between three Judges ain the District attorney Judge
SEWER promised to grant the request for Mr.. Marcys
assistance. This Is important step rwasd the coz
vctiOn OF the men who have been indicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
TO PAY PAST.DUE COUPONS.

It was announced on the Stock Exchange yc''er
dov that pavmcnt would BE- made by the Minncapoh'
and - Paul Railroad on past-duc coupons ns follows
Pacific extension first q per cents que III i'-i'
coupons Of December. 1880 ana December an" '"''-
1sol Marion Junction first per cents. due III W.
o,rons n, December 1890 June and December leDl
and June 1892: Iowa extension. coupons Of June
and December, less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
Citn Real Csiaie for Sale


FOR SALE OR 10 KENr.-A gentle
m.n's residence 3-.t)tv and basement new
and arti-tc: two bathrooms. two dining
rooms, seven bedrooms decorated b'auti-
fully furnished with i'f" ihihituIr mo
where else seem. fixtures. picture. paint
ings. rugs, clocks library from al pat. Of
the world house is extra wiar, >ltIiat ~
restricted Refined neighborhopn. clos" To
park will be- sold at a great bargain. or
idmily monthly $40 # purchased. $4,000
will sccGr" the property. balance per
cent MORTGAGE. Apply Gi West o3d-st,
near 81" station.
RIVERSIDE DhlVE.-PcIutiiul i-,t.rc
brownstonr 2l.ft. hou-''. $50 900. STEVENS.
9th-aye.. corner 93isi.
5Tii-AVE.. lI0TH-ST.-C ornor. IUa.V
10; Grand Boulevard, conner l39th-st.. %
MOO, Astoria l.. l.. lots water fronts.
free and clear: will cNrhan@c ans abo,"
for good paving prop rtv. WOOLSEf' p
LeNinct0n-aNc.
LEXINGTON-ANt. .-,'orncr hou>"
hand somciy furnished or Tor sale , North
Washington square. large hons" and stab"
for sale Astoria L. l.. shore road furni H. u
house. stable. garden. WOOLSEl, L'A-
lrg'on-aNc.
Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR VIslrOES.-T'uy beau
| tllul thitnro hone. lDcation unsuIpa >se1 (;
| near University and renowned NJ ldwsy
| rlai~ansr". .J-ioot stone south front ; II
| rooms. CONSTRUCTED modern Improvement,
| throughout owner VIII orcurY sail" q
| aiming: transportation uncNcclc1 electric.
| cable steam. elevated ~ 900. half cash ,
! rent Far season. a. 500 references *.
| hanged ! +. o. rRIDMORE. archlto'
| md owner Io3 Ia Sallc-st.. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

,,ts di,or,m a continuous white line SHOWS tho
IN o'i nrr. .Ire AS indicated by The TtiDine' SET
la nu.er. The broken line f'pfeshlS h' c"
r,o ,n'e A. observed a. Pcry's Pharmacy
T,bune ONCE Jan. -, a. m@-lt was e'he'a.N
cloudy Yesterday. with two or ufe' sho" ""',''N ~"
,,u, ranged between "a and - degrees. the average
a' h,,g o. lower raan the corresponding day last
,,, and IOi. higher than on sunday go, .,..,,. J.,
''"io and near this city to-day ti'Ir VII p.oop,
III, u nTaudy md CLEARING weather. with slight thrimai
rIaugcs cooler night, pfhSps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
LOWER RATES TO BOSTON POSSIBLE.

Boston, Jan. Sat Is inmatc1 that there Is n
good prospect OF drop In passenger rates between
Boston and New York President Parsons OF the
Ncw.York and New. England, docs not. II Is SUD
n,opo,c TO stand the continued drives OF the New
York New Haven and Hartford against IN" New
England property and II !; reporter lhat ioIIo"i-
,h. xithdIr,yynl 1f the Washington express aDmc I'm
nortant action may be looked FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
.yorurR CR0yIy SUSPECT DEAD.

ch,coco Ian. cal. Is Just learned that jane
rro,r RIock alias Frank Woodruff. who was arrest"i
ON suspicion Of being connected with the murder u
DR. Crond died at Lansing Penitentisry' oc'oper ~
plack nlakcs the seventeenth participant Ill INC cri
or witness at the trial who ms sihse oico'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
nosrcrrp THE BCFrALO BALLOT THIE' ES.

~ pposrcrTg THE BrFFAL0 BALLOT 7HIh'ES'
runo,o. JAM % ,spcclaD. -tonnty Judge Se'v'r'
n.uocrat. la, seen great light ana IN CONSEQUENT"
assistant District Attorney Marcy WHO n"o", "o'
eA a,s, .,out tl,c Democratic ballot thieves.
'n'' ', ,n,.., ,o Assist IN prosecuting them Jnoe'
VII, ~ ,wcc refused This boon. aud a re'", u
mas openy charged that his purpose was 10 sm~'
VIZ ',,o,ors NJ the election Outrage Inc hrp"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
ANOTHER EXTENSION FOR TIE GREA'
NORTHERN.

ST. Paul Jan. 90 ccial.-PrcSident James nm
Ct the Great Northern. according 10 u'sp''." ~"
sc,tue Wash has decided TO hcgtn IN" constructor
o., limo from seattle TO Portland By the most direct
autc and 10 push IL to completion a. rapidly as po'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
Rral estate Wante6

WANTED TO RENT.-A store Of factor.
e:ndinR below 231.st.. containing L. Wy 70
1900 square feet; give iuii parti1r.M,rlIn,rr
Address kEsPO NSiBLE MANUFACTURE
ER. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
tielp t0anteO.


AGENTS anc CANvA>sEEs. malc OF
female Is to a. daily profits sure; eH'
perencc unnecessary 10 taking c9uittd
exclusive territory given. FOR partlculas
address /. PUTNAM CO.. Wcss Winsted
Coln.
Males.
AGENTS WANTED for cry and ont Of
town to Introduce and sell a priNatr tci'-
plonr on commission cost so; special To-
alton aIlott'd to capable men will sell city,
county and Stat" ri-ht>. UNION ILLI:.
lHONE COMPANY. GjBroa1Nay Room ="
AGfNIS.-AlInria Lamp Micks never
burn out; no smoke, no SCOT, no trmilhs
lien- ,quIi to ga samples To-. as
.nrted dozen -. 4. I. AIAYNtH
CO.. Provldcn,c. Il. !.
EMPLOYMENT Of all kinds quickly pro.
cured Tor meg. and male help furn shed free
10 Smploycr. bv the OLD RELIABLE
MUTUAL AGENCY. s3i broadway
WAN1ED.-Bo over rs, 10 run Ole
,ataf: mus I've hone; wages. SO a month.
CAMPBELL. 81 West 42i.-t.
WNNTED.-stca farm hand under
,tlnd, milking and managing team; PfOt
c-tant 7. e. Iribun" once.
WANILD.-A gardener to take charge
~ tcntlcman'- place on Long Island one
who under tand. care OF COWS and chickens
sc no greenhouse: 20 ID p1lrc and wage"
for q faithful reliable man. Address
J. G. r.. Tribune once.
Females.
A BOSTON LADY can give homo en-
ploymcnt 10 % few ladies. Please wiiu
what YOU have worked A.. ana -ehd -tailpci
onvrl0re DEES~MAKE go NhawInut-
ave. Boston. Mass. This Is no canNa' 'lng
but respectable h0mc work.
WNNitD.-terman, American or S"r-
dish .lh for general housework. Apply
| WITH reference $50 West 1sih-sh
MANIfD.-ladics and young men 20
! take WORK ~ their homes work sent any
di.tlncr; good Ir.cNs experience not hc'e'-
| -. ~ raut,S.lug AddrrS. for par
tirtlar. STANDARD MANtFACTIRlN ~
| COMPANY. I.nck BoX lo7. South Frlmihg'
| ham Mass inrlo-c stamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
Dressmakina.

-bRessNARf.a want. = fen more
eustomrrs al home suits from 80 up. y:
FON' 3l2 West s0tn-st.. near Ri'ers'oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
Dnslucss Chances.

ACTIVE ASSOCIATE WANTIL with
81 oip. i,u~iuc-- cash: established ny
y,uls; chased $1,000 last y'.f' hisn-
IT icf,frncrs required and iuI ni>hcL
MALONE. Wo.ld lmiidng.
AN NTTKN,TIVl. onirial connection viii
AZ established architectural iron works COM
pinv dolng r'mpn' rltiNc busln :, ~ or
10 party oi LOOl family. Standing am
influence capable Of cnlarg!ne the bu-lh'' =
Of the COMPANY among leading owners. "rc.i,
.tOir'-gandrncr held ln -tr.riest cohIiIrnc".
AdlS,. MORSE ANBNSLI, Counsellor
stin~. No. 10 waIl..t.
ATTENTION.. COAL MEEClIANTS-
Bargain. az 500 VIII bay Newark. y. j."
PolI'y AID ba.;nc-, Of 20 yr5 6,o r ,s.,
lloDDF>. 49, BTo'dvsy Roou ,.
FOR SAIL CiiI.NP.--A good meat and
vegetable market; god locoilon; cash trade :;
10 miles from y. y. on Hudson. Adfr->
l.. A BROWN. IA South-si., New uI2,
FOE SALf.-Nlarbic ami grant" works,
AZ .cuton y 7 established oNrl 20 var.
Having decided 10 rot!ic rom business
viii -ell the entire stock. Affr"s' lNhAi IL
HOWELL los Ia: >tat''--i.. Trenton. \. j
LADY WITH - 900 o. $4,000 could
earn Is or 20 I"i cent On money yearly
through real estdtc and other dfals NO
-chcme' Or spoLu!"tion cNcri'en' , irie,.
EROkEE, 20 Wet iiti->t.
MAN WANTED a. onicc assistant to
Learn growing business. 1000 ana services
secures over - 500 b. start; money secured.
H. =, Box II. Tribune.
PRIVATE acoustic telephone durable.
| cheap aud elective; especially adapted for
all purpOs"s: no rentals. -"ni Tor err
| rulars. UNION TELEPHONE CON
| PANY. 60 Proadway. Room 70.
SPECTACLE PAHr!l., ,"ekine e
| invest from 81 ,Oc0 upward can SECURE STAT
| rights for one ~ the most Naluahl" In
| ventions Of the axe Endorsed by the pre-
| aud public. Call or address >. L. SIM
| son, % Bro1dway, Room ~.
| SMALL CAPITAL wantd ~ 900 e
| SiO. OCOl. for best business Oh - rth. l5'
Liberty-st, room 1903
| VERY cspaDl. salesman want. good
| article u Offer ia nfaIby counties OF Ne"
| Jersey upon commission only. Auur's'
| Room Il. Clinton Building. newark.
| $500 Will NET 40 weekly Win
Rowc's Infslliblc Iianic,ppnQ System
second successful yelr: prospectus ls..
free. {. ID. ROWE. Postoiiicc Hon l."
| Broohlyn.
| $1,000 SPECIAL CAPITAL wanlrI
300 per cert profit; ample security qua
antre1. Address FINANCE. ~ Chhf'h.S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

HOrSEWORK.- By tidy German good
Main cook and laundIess or do general house.
work city references. $50 Fast 3ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

HOCSEWORK BY young North lrelani
girl good cook. laund es- wait table Hat
i.rrnan nurse. Mr.. TYLER's once, 3iG
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