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Good Will & Interest for Sale.

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IN, Tim, -. ~. linz, s,,,ny I'm, %, ~.
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mar ,oror, W, CAsH
furniture, horse, wagon, Sc. amount no Oh.
or country. Si'RNiS, l9jI "a n,,' '"rn"T lid 81,
.Sy ,Tnvr .. -. -.... -,
once tor SPOT cn.b ; no I.iny 'bus'u,,s
strictly. c~onndentini. Tnii or address
HAhkiSo>' 2lO East SBth 1T.
4 QUICK lash BUYER Tor Wholesale
ana rrtail sior<s. JACOBS. "s Bl'ccN'r st,
= ,STORE OK >TOt OF MEk-
chandise bought for cash. DOBIIS, 1922 ave.
A RARE CHANCE Fine. paying corner saloon,
good locality; new license; long lease: beer bill
diatcly lIttic cash required. owners residence,
w h"s' 'lhN'
AZ oln established boarding and livery stable IN
+. D., box :2 WnrIrh ilitI n vii" SSy"' Brn"ki yn,
a. ~ 80
s,toiIonnnMrry XIX ~ ~. ,"mi',,hnrtE J.; NOS 'as.p,i,
Central avs. Wr6"kiyWn. " WV "
N,,,m,nn,,tu, ~ cn,,'' nul sup mrmtr
m''nuu, Mhg"u. cheap go f"rh hNe'' hr"oi'-
- rxn,m Wv ~, .r,p, ,,ui sol, o,,o,n
cnrr >,n. hi]',n IL ~, Inn,r,, n,'P'
"!'"'H 'F'' ''''"' iva r">' '""h ST.
BARGAIN Good harhcr shop, two chairs, cup
cheap. Inquire owner, John NJ. liuhc, S3Otort
I"'d' ave
S'rh T. offer first class saloon. 81 ave. York.
SLn.i NSn ,.,Sn tr'l"'feu' "i'p liquor STORES from
SN''"9"p'V'N>
BUTCHER SHOP FUR MI al Hicks St,
Brooklyn.
BI'TruER STORE OId established butcher
store. right siiop, Tor right. man; possession ~
once; Room =, "@ West SD 1t.
BUTTER y EGG STORE at n sacrifice: fine
cash trade; . years established. IiI 9Th ave.
BUTTER Orc business; closest i~nyestiga.
tion. FAY's, 1Og 9th ave,
CANDY and notion store for sale cheap.
NTIII, Iin Fnst 10Th ST.
EIyny ST,pr ,aor s,haai. 49,. r,,s,,,.iI, ~
fer refused: rent Sl5: bargain, 2iui Fulton ST.,
BROOKLYN.
CIGAR AND STATIONERY STOKE. next TO
largest market in Harlem; splendid opp"rtnu-
nifty for cignrmhker; must be sold at once; sick
ness. 20 East l2rh st.
COMMISSION BAKERY. with confectionery:
first class location sold NJ sacrifice; investigate,
'ohN' 4o2 MeSt va 81.
CoREIp S,TODS for sol,. full license lease.
must sell account of sickness. j, BtRINATI,
6S IIobokcn ave, Jersey city Heights.
long lease; cheap rent bees, place on III" avenue.
goes cheap for cash. 2Sst knickrrbuckcr ave,
Brooklyn.
CORNER BUTTER STORE, well established;
cheap: on account of other business. LBS LIST
ave. corner l2Oth st.
CORNER IQUOR STORE for sale on account of
sickness. d.. agent, Wl Maihat-
tan ave, brooklyn.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE for sale cheap. I'D
ST. and Ave. 4.
FISH MARKET SlOO; rent Sl2, including living
For SALE--A first class corner liquor store
cheap; mus, be 500 a, once: Apply L.
h''ttfS' corner i4'h 81 AN" AVE-, r.
FOR SAIE-Fl First class avenue grorerN store;
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Houses and Apartments to Let

one Time, sOr. pr hnc. Second Tine, Ic. per
inc: 1hiri uHd Subsequent Times, i5c. per hbI'.
No Cr'rd chrrgc on sundays
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SHOP or fixtures on account depar-
turc, CHEAP. 40 West 52d 81.
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West Side.


CHRISTOPHER 81. - Large, llxhr, furnished
room good location, prlvai" iuTl!N, bath. Ia.
Iulrr Janitur.
COITMBl'~ AVE, ~. near SEI Il Young
widow l.uViuS IL small, 60! Hat, nicely fur
nshrd, would lrtb room, aud bath, >uiinhl" for
ono ~ Nv" G"utl"mrn, 80 "a mu"ii, rr!"rrn'',
Mrs, |. corey.
G~EEENWirI, AVE, - \lro. pleasant, SAMMY
rooms, Tor g"utlr'n"n ct ll%ht huuS'hrrptI,a
rent reasonable ~ rupw"ri
&~kUbOITihL~ -. ~. near Na>hIug.ru squur'
-NrrrlN furnished room, Tor Llgh; huU',Erop-
ing: hot and cod water. ~. ''Iin
HOUSTON 81, ~ WEST Ni",'y furnished
slurl" sad dp.h," ruu.t' Tor housekeeping
THOMPSON 81. ~. roru"r :d =. Iouhl" and
single hall rrT'us, bath ~ - up. E'ui'"w"a
WA~lIiNGruN PLACE. no \irrly furnished
lR!gu room for huIN"h""ptr, terms m'"l'Iut"
WN~lUNGrDN PLACE. ~ Handsomely fur.
ui,hcI >vuir" room suitable IUI uH, ur two E,l.
tlcmru; also hall rooms.
WANTELEN PLACE, 10 Nice, urwly lur
niShod front room -. 20; private family refer
cucrS, King electric bell. Iyl"r
9TH AVE, TGi Large, furnished, sunny front
room, suitable for hAirdreSscr or nli!!incr; re
ceptiOn room. Bennett.
6rH AVE, $40 Furnished rooms, from 81. 30 TO
~. suitable for two, Ring sd bell.
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for house and business; second hand, SIS
up; new S2j up catalogue free. II Clinton place.
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ELEGANT DECORATED

APARTMENTS.
New houses, ni the latest improvements: steam
NEAR MORNINtiSIDEa and CENTRAL PARKS.
one block from llbth II. elevated station: also )
rooms and bath, lhI West l3Ith II. I rooms and
bath. :t52 West l2Ith ST. 4 rooms and bath. :l4
West l24th 81. Inquire corner ll3th ST. and
Manhattan ave-. open for inspection sunday and
evening.
ATTENTION. Elegant bay window single
apartments, X and y rooms, steam heat all i'm,
prOycmenlS: Within u few minutes walk of Cen
tral Park and !. station; immediate possession ;
must be seen 70 b." appreciated. Apply on prem
Uses. - or ~ West Dist st.
ATTENTION Elegant bay window, single flats.
of 4 and - ropms; steam heated and hot water;
every room outside light: Boulevard cars pass tn"
door; immediate possession. Apply on premises.
northwest corner nth 81. and boulevard.
Al AN ELEGANT basement flat, I rooms and
bath steam heated; must he seen To be appre-
ciatcd. Apply - OF - West 6ls' st.
A.. $40 FLAT. Slargc, light rooms: private hall
improvements. 4tSb 18th ave, near l3Sth st.
BFI.AlR Eight rooms, all improvements. hard
West Glst 81.
THE NORWOOD apartments Of = extra
large, all light, handsomely finished rooms: bath,
steam heat. hot water furnished rent only $50.
"'M. PEIiLEMANN. 43o Central Park West,
southwest corner lOith st.
FLATS and private houses, west side, for rent;
all prices. CHARLES :. KOHIER & BRO.
Nm columbus ave, near lb4th st.
SPECIAL SUMMER INDrCEMENTs-252, 256
West ll5th ST., q rooms; bath; all improve
ments; gil, so. Janitor.
STEAM HEATED !, q and : rooms, Amsterdam
ave. and Nbth 81. Il9 West Attn ST, : large
rooms. Office, T2i Amsterdam ave.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

West Side.
I2D ST. 800 WEST Nicely furnished small
room hot and cold water, bath; 4! gentle.
AJD ST, lua WEST Lnu;r connecting rooms,
second t'oor; also hall rooms: heat, running
water: reasonable.
iIlli 81, AZ WEST, near broadway Fur.
reasonable.
iirII 81, ll3 WEST Large room, suitable for
two. also hall rooms; moderate terms; all con.
Ncni"uCrs.
iIrH ~, 81 WEST. Large well furnished front
inoni; folding bed, running water, bnth: pr.
vat" family.
IGrH ST. l3s VEST Handsomely furnished
room southern exposure. private family; ref.
crcnCcs.
4TTu 81. l32 WEST Newly furnished hack
rnrlur and second floor front; running water;
heated, breakfast optional.
isTI ST.. III WEST Furnished rooms to let,
Singly or en- suite; private baths; gentlemen
only.
5UrH 81. 22s WEST Front and back parlors.
newly furnished, also other rooms: low rent.
Inrunn.
54rH 7 2a WEST Large room. every con
N"nicnr"; one block from |. station and Broad
way; near Park.
55TH 81, 23s WEST Furnished rooms; hoin"
comforts. private family: Use Of piano. Hon.
man.
18TH 81. :il2 WEST Furnished room near
18th nv" "I' station: private family.
6isT ST. 81 wEsT-Ai large. light. we'll fur
nishcl room every convenience. Hill.
63D ST. 100 W~EST-Niccly furnished hall room
heat. gas. bath. private family. LIST hoor nat.
lierrick.
10TH ST, 49, WEST Private family will let
gentleman elegantly furnished room; break fast
II desired reference.
SID ST. lao wESr-larre, nicely furnished
nlrovr parlur In ID tiG; gentleman and wife or
gentlemen. Grove.
18TH ST. 67 W~EST-rurnished front bedroom
in fiat to let to L gentleman: 81. 80 per week.
flaming.
lOlST ST, III WltST--Ihrgc, nicely furnished
room; gas; rent moderate; ] station, park.
l24TII ST, I6 WEST, corner IenoN ave. -
Nicely furnished par!Or suit = gentlemen. gas,
bath. Pepper.
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2lST ST. AZ EAST Elegant rooms; near Broad
way: all appointments: sinCly or en- suite.
llTH ST, 81 EAST Newly furnished rooms.
~ 10 81 weekly; cleanly kept conNcnicnrcs.
22D ST. 100 EAST Front or back parior, hall,
square or connecting rooms, furnished. private
family
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FLAT story brick, Hun st. price Si, so; mort
gage ~ 80; Will "NChungj. Particulars ES.
GRANGE, box 20 World.
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For Sale.

tOr Sale.
One Tine, CSC. per line; Scond Tine, e2c. per
hnc: Third and Subsequent Times. sOc. per Inc: Sc.
per line crtru on Sundays.
ANY, sTDHE x STOCK. .MERIHAN
disc bought for cash. NAARDEN, lBl Il. 10th st.
A.-STORES AND STOCKS OF NER.
CnANDISE.. BOut;uT FOR SPOT
CASH. FERNANDEZ, o EAST 42D.
A QUICK CASH BUYEK for wholesale
andretaiI stocks. HACKER. Is Lispenard st.
a QUICK. CASH BUYER for wholesale and
retail stocks. JELLENEK. 100 East 1884 st.
ALL KINDS NEW, second hand store fixtures,
counters, shelving, showcases, cigar figures,
cofee mills, scales, 10 upright butter boxes, all
sizes; mirror front tea caddies, &c. =. LEVIN.
237 Broome st. 8 blocks east Grand st. cd avo. J
station.
A LADY must sell at n sacrifice this week all the
elegant furniture of her lately furnished private
house; magnificent upright piano, silk, br0catelle
and rug parlur sets, leather dining room and
chamber set, folding bed clock, mirrors, curtains,
&C. 1873 East 18th 81.
A~:-UPRIGHT PIANO, brio -brac, parlor. din
ing, bedroom suits, mirrors, all other contents
OF elegantly furnished private house, only short
time In use. at low cash prices. $50 East I'D st. ;
also evenings.
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MusicaI.

TITUS D,ERNEsTI
has resumed plano and harmony teaching In his
studio. Apply betw cen 2 aud I p. NJ, los East
2sd 81. room 70.
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WANERIEY PLACE, l24 - Cheerful rooms,
with large closets. good board terms moderated
gentlemen.
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CHARLIE ST, a.. Furnished rooms, with or
without bonrl; all improvements.
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side.

ABINGDON SQUARE. 25 Nicely furnished
connecting rooms; folding. beds improvements;
southern exposure: excellent board table board.
BANK ST, Nicely furnished rooms to let, with
board: also table board.
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MA'DuIGAL ST, 45-Newly furnished second.
story front room: doctors amily; heated, bath:
with board for two, Sli.
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BILLIARD M pool. TABLES. new and sec
ond hand; auction prices. GRlFFlTH Il CO.,
IL 4th ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. repreSenting European
house suddenly called back tn Europe sacrifice
his household, containing parlor, bed, dining
room suits, magnificent upright piano, cabinets.
mirrors, folding beds. ia last Old ST. also
ayppiuU
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III ISDS ST, i6o-SInglc room for gentleman.
with or without board bath. hot and cold winter.
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Real Estate for Saie-City.

Opc 7IRc, .jc. per linz, Sr'opi 7Uuc, &c. per
Inc. Tbjgi 0nd NuhNYu,p, 7tnic', 9oc. ptr line.
No ctru chdrGr On sundays.
hbovc 18th ST., sth Ave. to East River.
81. 900 ASH buys So, uN double tenement
broadway.
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BROOKLYN.

NosTRAND AVE. III. Trooklyn-second floor
large lisht furnished looms for respectable
wOrkinGmen, good home.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for man and wife: suit
able for light housekeeping or two men; also
other large and small rooms to let, 1850 to
81 Inquire ~ SChcrmerhorn bt.. Brooklyn;
ring twice,
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ENTIRE FURNITURE of dwellings and flats
purchased: address me before selling, RAY
"a 9TH aNp
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GOLD CHAIRS. only c.2j, reduced from s. so;
! great hacrthcing; closing out.
GILT CHAIR MANCFACTrRERs. SO Murray.
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DEsKs-Extraordinary reductions In new and
secondhand rolltops. bl-5a Maiden lane. near
Nassau.
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MARVIN SAFE, largest size, steel lined, fine
is.
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unturnl.hea-Nor.h o, ,asth Stree

Unfurnlshed-Morth OF Iasth Street.
RAILROAD AVE, TGS, near 18th SHINE
rrum house, all modern improvements; select
ncighbOrhOod: rent $50.
lhyIH ~. 4 WEST Elegant flats, . light rooms;
bath; decorated; all improvements. rent, SD,
ST..
81 AND SS-FlOurs. four rooms. 2520
Arthur ave, lsith ST., block east ID ave.
81. ~. so FOIK ROOMS; overlooking %eIlrhant-
Ing scenery millionaire n"ighburhOUu. no chll.
lrrm. relnrnnrn. lGpi MNSt lnIl 81.
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18TH 81, 2+5 EST Pleasant rooms with
board moderate: table board, 81. so.
18th ST, II VEST Elegant parlor suite; also
double and single rooms: superior table and
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BEDFORD AVE, EO-To let, single fiat, q
ST., HrOuhlyn.
MOFFAT ST. a4-To let. basement and parlOr
floor, with latest improvements, fine locality d.
from Oct. Ii,
BERRY 81, 40, near South ION II. splendid
floor, u roo'ns. Sl6; near broadway ferries.
DIFFIELD 81. H3 lu3. near bridge Elegant
new, improved, 1 or . rounlN: rents moderate,
$tlIAEFFElt 81, ~ Let iirst aud second Hat
tive ruunls; all improvements. Sl2, SlB; 2 min
utrs from elevated station, minute iIuI.I surface
ear.
I'M AVE. IN Beautiful Wide ihr : rooms and
bath, steam heat perfect light $50.
To ~i..T-Flais, to secure choice N apartments In
IN" Riverside apply nov a f"w w"chs later hun
not h." accommodated. all huG-lightch rooms, IRE.
proof stdiTcasrs, separate Watrr-rlpFct. sink AMI
tub for each apartment; large private park, a.
rents. 81 TO 81 per week, send fuI Illustrated cir
,Hlar. Agent, Riverside, 20 Joralem0n St, Bklyn.
To ENT-I tho jefferson" corner Jefferson
and 1hrOop ayes, brooklyn, first class s-room
fats, with heat. Apply to ianitor, on premises.
Furnished-West Side.
18Th ST. l23 - Mystic Flats. elegantly
furnished; : rooms and bath; complete Tor
Housekeeping, reference.
18TH ST, 25H WEST Nicely furnished iat
five rooms and bath all Improvements. Jan
itur.
aoTH 81, 25G WEST Furnished fiat, = rooms
aud bath; steam heat; one flight. Janitor.
4UrH 81, 940 WEST Fiat, 4 ROOMS and bath
fully furnished "a iloor. Jnuitor.
U3D ST, lao WEST completely furnished
tlhi4. iOuT ana five rooms and bath, steam
heated. southern evposnrr, near station. second
floor: S.G monthly. Bartlett.
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TOURISTS, SIS.
Receivers sale; regular price $50; selling like
hot cakes.
al and 43 West 125th st.

A.-ENTIRE furniture OF dwellings, flats, car
pets, pianos, Sc, bought. Address
K~TNSTLER, 40 West 10th st.
Is II. p. Perret electric motor, nearly new.
Apply q. +. STRlNGER, 35l Adams ST.,
Brooklyn.
q spE1I A I ny. In.nn. uD,.ar,a a..anIaa.
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A.-SPECIALTY. buying contents dwellings.
flats, hotels; city, country. Call or address LOG
West 32d st.
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unfurnished-West Side.
at, l25-3i floor, 1 rooms, newly
painted and papered; private house: sIs.
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FOOL TABLES, new and second hand; lowest
prices. % Z. 10 4th ave.
SAFES-IIerring's bank safe, cost 81, MO for
$3.50 safes IRON Soup; combination. QUiRK,
% Spring 81.
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ADAMS HOUSE,
list HEIDW llIH ST

Will make special arrangements with parties per.
mAncnt for the winter; :pD light. airy rooms, So
per week and upward; trnn-irnts accommodated
Two larg. restaurants. popular prices; convenient
to ferries, steamships Hclt Line ears pass hotel
near lith IT. and nh ave. l. station.
To + Furnished or unfirnishcd rooms; IRON
81 SOTO - per week. 2lS West 10Th st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-03
NOW TOR THU WHITE CITY.
How Utah Day Will Be Cele-
brated at Chicago.
INTERESTING EXERCISES.
Last Nights Meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce.
Plans tor bringing the Undeveloped
Agricultural Resources of Utah to the
Attention OF the Country-NIercur
Dividend-The Tintic Mill.

An enthusiastic meeting was held at
the chamber of commerce last night to
consider ways and means for bringing to
the attention of the country before the
fair closes the vast undeveloped agricul-
turaI resources, to show that Utah 8
wealth is not limited to her mining in
dustry, which is now Frustrated, and to
encourage the investment of capital here
in development enterprises, which will
bring the hundreds OF thousands OF fertile
land, suitable for farms or orchards and
having an abundance of water, under
cultivation.
After long and earnest discussion, it
was decided TO take the matter up again
on the return of the Chamber of COM
meEce excursion from Chicago, and adopt
some definite plan OF action.
TEE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXCURSION.
Interest in the chamber of commerce
excursion 30 the White City, which leaves
here over the Western on Monday night,
is in 7easing, and Meesrs. Hubbard and
Whittemo report that they will have to
make further preparations IN order to
accommoe ate the number of persons who
are going. Utah will be handsomely
represented at the fair on her day,
and the exercises will include addresses
by r. G. Chambers. president Of the
Utah Worlds Fair commission, by Gov
ernor West and by President George @.
Cannon. The powers of the great choir
and of many of the soloiSts will be ezerted
also to please The assembly. In the even
ing grand reception will be given, for
which 2. ZOO invitations have been Issued
and sent to the dignitaries present at the
fair. All Utah people will receive rous-
ing reception.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-03
ROYALTY RECEIVED.
st. Louis People Go Wild Over the
Tabernacle Choir.
Are Being Exceptionally Well
Treated.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Especial. Ito say
that we have been royalty received here is
to put it very mildly. Upon our arrival
we were invited to visit the chamber of
commerce to see the wild animals. They
were stirred up for our special benefit,
and the members of the exchange bought
and sold wheat, jammed each others hats
and in various ways endeavored to amuse
US. We retaliated by singing the male
choruses, and got a round of applause
that made the windows rattle.
We were then invited to go for ride
upon and down the river on steamer,
and nearly every member of our party
went along. The ride was delightful and
we returned in time to discuss good din
ner and stroll about the city and see the
sights from the numerous street cars
which seem to be more Indigenous to this
city than any others we have met.
Music hall was packed with a lovely
audience and the Hosanna chorus brought
forth storm of applause like the roar of
the ocean, Easton made a hit; in fact
everybody did so well that it is difficult to
say who was the best.
Presidents Woodruff, 3 Cannon and
Smith occupied box. We were treated
exceptionally well by everybody. We
start for Chicago in few minutes. Re-
ceipts tonight g, 100.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-03
THE MEXICAN MINISTER.
Senior Don Matias Romero in the
City.
He Is Accompanied by Sonora Romero
and the Son of President
Diaz of Mexico.

The Knutsford is entertaining three
eminent visitors in the persons Of Senior
Don Matias Romero, envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary from Mexico
to the United States, Sonora Romero and
Porforio Diaz jr., son of the president OF
the republic of Mexico. The party ar
rived from the coast at 10 O'Clock last
evening and could not be seen as they
were quite fatigued by their journey.
Senior Diaz was born in Oaxaca, Mexico,
on February "a, 1887. He received a law
education, but In his early days had his
atLe ntion pointed in another direction by
being appointed to diplomatic posi-
ton under the famous Jaurez. At
the age of % he was made
secretary of the legation at Washington
and WITHIN comparative short time Was
promoted to be charge 'afaires. After
lapse of four years he left the diplomatic
service and entered the army, In which ne
achieved marked success. IN 1868, how
ever, he was persuaded to retire from the
army and accept the American ministry.
In the capacity of minister ne achieved
still more success, as it was his fortune to
negotiate several important treaties be-
tween the United States and Mexico. Al
ter giving up this post he became secre-
uary of the treasury under Presj-
dent Juarez and served in turn
as congressman, cabinet officer
under Dlaz and postmaster general.
In 1882 he succeeded Manuel NJ. de Fam
acona as minister to the United States,
and has held the post ever since, showing
commendable ability and success. During
GarfieId's administration his tact and
sensibility enabled him TO be highly in
strumental in adjusting TIE differences
between the two countries.
He has written many valuable books on
official matters, and is quite experienced
in railroad fnanciering. In person he IS
somewhat spare, of medium height, with
black hair and eyes and dark skin. He
dresses quite fashionably and is dlstln-
guished in appearance.
Sonora Romera is a well fitted repre-
sentative OF the Mexican beauties and is
much admired by all who see her. She is
known to be a delightful hostess and a
splendid ally of her husband in his official
life.
Porforio Diaz, ir., is a young man Of
progressing appearance, who was sent
here to be educated. He speaks English
fuently and is well up in most OF the
studies which make an Americans edu-
cation.
The party will probably be here two or
three DAYS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-03
TELEGRAPHIc sREviTIEs.

The treasury department yesterday
purchased 303, 600 ounces of silver at 735S
Rudolph Ely was yesterday appointed
postmaster at Myersville, Wy.s vice Cat
lin, removed.
Ex-Governor Proctor Knott of Ken
lucky was yesterday offered the Hawaiian
mission and declined it.
The president went to the theatre last
evening and at the close of the perform
ance walked home with Secretary Lam ont
and DR.. Bryant.
AT Fort Wayne, Ind, the institute for
feeble minded was slightly damaged by
fire last night. Six hundred inmates
were removed safely with little excite
ment.
1t is estimated that the total damage to
the oyster beds of New Haven harbor and
Long Island sound caused by the recent
storm amounts to 81, 900, 900.
A London dispatch to a New York
sporting paper says Morgan Crowther has
accepted challenge from George Sidders
to fight in America for the largest. purse
offered.
There was no news of the missing Atlas
line steamship Alvo yesterday. Many
inquiries were made at the Office of the
company in New York. The agents still
keep up hope that she has outridden the
hurricanes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-03
Territorial Items.

The local political cauldron beginneth
to exhibit an agitation and several candi-
dates are being put in condition by
friends. -Tsntic Miner.
Peaches by the carload are now ripen-
ing on the trees in and around Brigham
city. The later varities will shortly be on
the market in immense quantities. Brio
ham Bugler.
r. Whitaker has received still further
encouragement from the copper smelter
parties in regard to the property in Tin
tic, who have promised a definite propo-
sition soon.-Nt- Pleasant Pyramid.
Nephi Packard returned Wednesday
morning from prospecting trip in the
vicinity of Simpson springs. He says the
prospects are not very hattering for the
miner and prospector. -SpringUille hide
pendent.
General Kinball is rapidly convalescing
from his serious illness and will prob
ably be at his desk next week. The at
tending physicians are of the opinion
that his health will now be better than
for years. His cough has almost entirely
gone.-Ogde'l STANDARD.
1t is reported that the Union Pacific
depot at Springville is being taken away.
Tbs buildings are torn down ready for
shipment, and Springville will hereafter
be a flag station. There is scarcely any
traffic from that station. --Prouo Dispatch.
Joseph Barber and Richard Bale are
opening a coal prospect in Grass Creek
valley about two miles from the junction.
on ground owned by w. w. Cuff. Coal
is now in sight and they expect to be able
to ship some coal this winter and supply
local trade Codlutue Chronicle.
Local coal teams are coming in earlier
than usual this year, and the trade is very
brisk along this line now and will con-
tinue until long in January. Teams are
coming for coal even from as far as the
Salt Lake valley. This is what hard