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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16
COMING WEST NOW.

According 20 the Washington dis.
patches the Yves, has no, got rid OF tho
"iGdustrial AmIcs" ty aly means.
Ihcse suui.mluIlry organizations
promise TO becamo pprogriuaiiug bodies
Ia tho land, ,nl,euug their uuwelc0ma
presence upon the East ami West Ia
turn, as aha'l sui, lhuir special within
0r convenience. Ihe announcement
BE- made tast tom1rr1w,Juuu g, a force
ot "ludu,lrlaliss" which has been
disappointed at tue capital, viii take
up iIs lice Of march Tor tho Pacific
coast.
A good deal Of symp,thy was shown
the alleged lnduf,ullsts lu their ril.rts
90 got Easl because many OF them
were believed to be- willing 10 work
but unable to got employment
la tho West uuI were desir.
Gus 10 get back to thgir former
homes beyond the Misslssippi. But
when DO clmes Co moving to aud fro f.
the cguutryaa appaars to bo the pr5pa-
s,tion now un tho par, OF come Of them,
merely ns an organization Of trAmps,
they win hut o Very different state of
au'lrs. PuuliC sentiment In the West
wlll nos 5s found kindly toward tue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

the mlsslonnries wait to be actually
driven out any moro than they should
rctirc whom there is no occasion 90 DC
so. So lar rs the admonitlon TO bc
wise and harmless r. concerned, 10 g.
not wisdom, when there Il prospect
OF violence, TO invite i,s commission;
and when lAwIcBne7s is threatened DO
lie not being harmless % aiI
by any rash sisp IN bringing II 90
pass. Due caution should be ez-
erclsod and every reasonable Hna
corsisient means be taken to nvoil
conicnti1n and disturbances. That b.
the splhtoi the Gospel; a disposition 60
couf, danger aud invite contention g..
from an opp site slufcs.
AZ the missionaries go out 70 vaEi.
Gus nations thoy wltnes spirit o
great inulii renee among the people
Tor their eternal welfare, aud c1mpafn.
lively fsw cvlncu willingness to obey
the plan o. salvation. TOTS l.. how
ever, no cause Of discourage mcnt 90
those WIN gft entrusted with tho kays
ot preaching tue Gospel u the king.
dom. 10 is an Indication that tho
people have turned to ung1dli.
ness. The disciples OF the Llri who
are called 10 deliver the divine myl-
aag0 wish that, iOt their own welfare,
mon and women would lisicu 10 ana
embrace toe truth. But each soul has
~ ireo agency nni must make i,s
own choice; 10 must nls5 abide the e..
tu.l. Ia the days u Noah the wotlidiI
not believe bic testimony concerning
the coming delugo, but this uubclicf
IIl not clay the waicrl. TIE few who
gave heed 20 the divine call were nll
that wcro saved from the disaster Az
70 was in tho dag Of Noah 90 shall it
be nj the c0miug OF tho Son OF Miu.
Those who viii not heed the warning
call mus; shite IN the Judgments
through their own neglect 90 take nd'
vantage Of tho opportunity Tor saliva.
ton.
Tho rejection Of the testimony Of the
Elders by many Of the Gentle nation
today h. a iuinIment Of prophecy, AMI
Is one OF the most notable signs Of the
latter times. Isisnu iucoutfDyrr.iUle
witness Il the near approach OF the
hour Of G1d's judgment upon the
soTli, Tor after the testimony o, His
servants there will come, upon those
who will not receive hia word, the
testimony OF His wrath, shown la the
lhuudou a0d the lightui. ~, the earth.
qIaEcs, slorms, psa.ilences aud fam.
ines, aud connexions In the heavens
anu on oat.h. Anu while the mission.
aries IRE called a. laborers IA the hnt.
y,sttu,d, lri them preach IN word aud
deed the penceiulr thing, Of tho king.
dom, waning the people To seek IN tho
uj,pel savtlIn from tno judgments
to come, aud leaving the result 10 tho
hanus Of inc Alniighty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16
THREE DAYS AND THREE SIgnrs

The question has recently been die.
cussei, We understand, by tho1logical
studeuts AS 10 tho r0rrsc. uniursiald.
log Of Matthew Kl. ~, where tho SA.
viJr declares that 10 should remain
threp days and three nights Ia the
grave. Tue statenionl sesms to be-
itreooucilable with tho accepted view
that the oruciiixl1n occurred on Ed
DAY and lhe ra,urrec.i1n the following
sunday morning,
Tbs point raised Is ono that has pul.
z.td commentators "a all ayes ami
SCENE to be- one " the most dlm1ult 10
decide, owing 10 lack OF detailed nc.
uuls Of tho events OF the li.c Of tho
Lord. The generally ao ep,eI expla.
nation is that the Jows IT'D not nave
any word % express day Ol twenty.
four hours ns distinguished from day
proper Any part OF the time
from sunset ull next sunset was
therefore referred 10 m "Gay
aud night" aud 10 say that "a
tning happened after tbrce days and
three nights was equivalent 10 our OK.
preston, after three days, or, on the
third day. This explanation has boon
considered satisfactory by ablo scnll.
pts la all Ggob nolwllhslln ling tue
objections 10 tho authenticity OF the
gospels raised on account of the seem.
Ing contradiction.
O.hof We've, however, have also
found able defenders. An cmlupnt
divine, Rev, 4. H. Clelsni thinks All
difficulties regarding the accounts
given Of the resurrection can bee solvci
on the supp5sitiln that Christ was
cruUInsI ou a WeInesIay instead OF
Friday, He maintains that thoarrIyal
0I tho Lord at Bethany must have
t,beu plucaona FsIday,so as MOTTO have
Co travel on the Sabbath, Six days He
pen, DO and around Jerusalem before
,nu cruclANou. which would nx
that event ou Wednesday. Tue
pascal lamu was ollcn on the ll.h Of
Mean. ln che Night jesus wa, arrest,
80 and the following day, convicted
AMI executor, this SAN bsius tho li.h
because llu Jewish Jay cJmmsn1ei NO
sunset aud lasted till mex. sunset rnp
la.n OF N8un was tho greatest Sab.
bath 30 the year tho feast %, an.
leaypn,d bread, ANA 90 could fan on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16
ron A COUNTY mlGn SCHOOL.


The News has previously put itscl'
on record as iavodng the idea Of
county high schools-luslitulions tina.
should occupy the intermediate posi-.
ton between tho distric, schools anu
the Uuiversily anu render uuuecuf-
-aty tho present preparatory depart.
ment Of the latter institution. Tho
arguments Ia favor u this plan are
many and they have bsau m any times
put iorwatd. Il viii hardly DO neoos
sary 10 repeat them Vt this time.
The subject possesses present interest,
however by reason OF tue fact that the
re- pie OF some OF tho southern aud
southeastern districts VI this county
viii be given the privilege OF deciding
by their ballots on the ggni inst.
whether or not they desire % establish
and maintain d high school IA their
section. So far as the NEWS has been
able 20 understand the qutii.n thus
90 b' decided, the wrlsh. oi the argu.
mcut ~ with the affirmative. And
this nllusiou Is male mo,e with the
uopC Of arousing inleftft Ia
tho suffice, aui the e.cc.ion
han o! rofauaIiDg opponents Of the
plan to change 'front.' on tue issls uutil
honestly converted. Our desire IL that
there shall DO full, intelligent vote on
the date named; Mt lisiluss, half
hearted interest by only two or three
per cent Of the voting population.
II the proposition meant a heavy or
oven moderate Increase Ia the taxes OF
the community, tho present would be
ofail times the most iuopportuno TO
breach II. hut tho circumstance, az
explained by those best able 10 UNDER
stand them, arc such that there need
bo no apprehension on that score. On
the contrary II would seem TO offer
an actual saving OF money. Advocate
Of the project point out that the
Central Seminary at MIL Greek,
which is well adapted Tor tbs purpose
OF high school, Will be uuoccupied
next year anu can be- secured nj very
low rental from those having II ia
charge. There Ia no notion, therefore,
Of buying site and erecting new
building, all OF which wouli Involve
tho outlay Of much means. 10 meet
tho expense Of maintenance Tor tho
ffst year Il IL claimed by high Ru.
,hUfity tia, sufficient SUN eau bo
saved from the district schools 1--WE
presume from those tributary to
the high SCHOOL,. II to these
statements be- added the important ono
that high school pupils In that part "
the county can DO spared the trouble
aud expense Of lourneyluy to this city,
aud paying tuition 70 tbs city high
school or an admission leo 10 the Uni.
yeTsity PREPARATORY school, tho ease 10
fairly we'll made out BsslIel, there
ought 10 bo with parents some popular,
/ 10y Tor the plan Of keeping tbs young
men and maiiens Ia their own neigh.
hlrhooi aud under friendly oyel near
homo during their advancing school
he; and i0r those who are auls to look
over aud above mere monetary con.
dderau9ns, there should be SONS pride
Ina giving their section such prestige as
tho taking Of this Hdyaacri oIuca.
uonal stop would inevitably wln f5ril.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16
., IMPROVED FAnus-rOH SALE.
ruItE $40.

We want twenty-five families 10
each purchase farm Of so acres, loo
atci In the State Ui Maryland. Lands
are Improved, somn timber on each
arm, watered by Syringe, near railroad
anu town. Price, $50 per aoro-iurms
easy. Fine location Tor colony. We
also have 1000 acres improved IL nd for
sale ri SO per acre. Address, VI. v.
Richards, Land q immigration Agent,
". a % u r.. baltimore Narylant.
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nAnIinnn nlA,m INAINs.

Commenciu Msy sl.', trains ls-
tween SAT- Lake aud Garfield will run
w. follows.
Leave Salt Lake s7.ij, 1920 a. M,
200, 300 aud $3.50 ,. m.
Arrive S,it Like l2.ils 400, 4.iO,
6.iO AM 1910 .. m.
'Daiy except sunday. tDaily except Mon.
day.
Osnn's orchestra in attendance every
afternoon anu evening. Fare round
trip 80 cents.
d. l.. BuRLtY.
GEM. AIT. Pnss.r. Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

suggested move,and II "GeneraiD Cal.
win and his collection Of 'qndustriala"
Fnow when they are well on they will
abandon their project Of invading ID e
West as an army" People In THE
section may not be inclined to patient
" bear Ter mantnt tramp nuisance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

Look at those Ladies' home made
Capes. Mon's ready made Suits tt
J5nn &. Cutler & Bros. .8B Main Street.
they ALEC make Mems aud Boy Suits
from Provo Cassimcres at reasonable
price,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

A. snit Lake cay, jane IUih.
The RIO GAndo Western Railway IN
IN the iicld with ils usual low ,xcuI-
sion rate Of one single fare Tor the
ituGl trip,
For other particulars inquire Of
Ticket Agent, Il. q. w. Ry., 10 your
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

Oniy eaJ to Newer nnd Return. via
the Union racine.
Tickets on salu June 23fd and 24.h,
good for return IN 30 days. The short
ust and fastest line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

txtursion 10 Denycr iupH aard and
atth, VIA tue Union rHcinc.
on etovl date the Union Pacific
will sell rIuuI zap dokois " Denver
at SIS, gJOi Tor reiuru s. 80 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

fuIrcnrcr CHANGING iHsir p.scoof residences
should always EUs fI.Hcr al we'll a. pfesuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

1uu Nrvs icon 20 q ltt hr principal Hoto's,
Move stands Hrf 0u aH uHtsrns0f tFAna luHg.
ir thC city afiUr u.u dHIiN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

Civ tuHs.HHTfH uIH kuIII notify i. q uHu.
ifr .crrr afdf Uf any regularly Iu thv dee
livery ui their uauCfs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

, tomtanifsuols should us afdreitot %
uEsErlI NtWs IuuLismS0 co
Ttisrtort 81,
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.arcr~,. Iuoo 10 'soi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

IaTnun ~ 11I--rDI06 : VtTI % ilTin'8
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
bnslness Chances.

A., VALUABLE PATENT Of an entirely
=. NE preserver for sale. Can be seen
sohN MAERKLES. 2l9 Eldridge-st..
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
Ci,n Real Gsiaie for Sale.

FIRST CLASS 4-s'1ry private house N
nne location. West stths'. near 'rn'1h
PARK ilr sale. nr eAchang" tlt lh.rs'i''i.
property at a saofince. OWNER. ~ A.
t~u -.
FINE RESIDENCE with large gnri~n.
cLoi.crt location . fremont. mus, bc "a
nr,,i a. once. Address li'Mi.. l'''Nh"
once.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. oorn-r icsih''l
gub,tantlal artistic. detached house ""
orir. srnd Tor circular. ATLAS IN
iROI EMESr co. IL broadway
5s5 ap-AVE.--A gooi "or". : 'afse arg
halls. size = lot. .iNl21 moderate I'rr
Apply 20 pr. HrRKE. IA L"N'nF''h "''.
l.0i2 MADlsoN-AvE.. nboyc iio'h 81 Of, ,
T.i,rc. rt.fv ana basement dwelling. az
newly painted. Be-. adapted, AMI may ~
ND f.r ivo families I-'ar"s-l'n - -
,.1i ward. open .l~w t. PARK. 'N hll.Lf'
CAKREAt'. Grand -. nni b'Neii'
Brooklyn.
CEMETERY LOTS foR SALE. ~
ouir~ at JOiN MIRillf ",9hnT
Wgrks conway ~. eutrnncs 70 Ever
grerns Cemetery. nro"hlin.
ron SALE on account o, death -
oo.urr nnri,t'E pilce in Secaucus. y j
L.s, location. IL minutes h"m X. II
depot. electric cars pass pla'"' h'l"'
,,ih nnr residence greenhouse. t"th;
wei. cis'erns "nA ~. ,on .s's, s,J 5000 mort.
ragc = uer cont adjoining acre ~ good
rr,iud cen he rented for term oi years
Mry a. THOMAS s'caucus. y. J. J
Would also let whole place - resp Insibie
ttrf, VINO would buy stock
FOX SAbr.
Tho detached two-storY ana mih.'rI
frame rn~idcncc on I. .. corner OF Broo tlyh'
ave and Dcan~t., containing ~ ro'us' cN.
-iusir of bath. closets and l>ntr'eS On
t., .n,1Oo fcct woil shaded sanitary
r,up'binc: among the nn'st locations N
t1c u.dford section convenient 10 l.. Hapd
Transit and trolley lines fnr a.! diF,'uo"''
Apply on the promises 70 y" Mn
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
Go Eti for Bnsiness purpcses

A LARGE CORNER STORE. with 10
show windows. 41sD square feet. Nllnn
and Ann SITS. also basement r. Desired.
and top lon. with power III LAND
WHITING. > Beokman-st
AT "a BTEKMAN-ST Store. basement
md ist lJft to Jet. Kl LAND a VIII
ING. > Bc~i,inan-st.
AT 6s BEEKMAN-sT -Four lofts: rent
moderate. III LAND W III ] l.N's
BeeAman-st
FLOORS TO LET
with poweD ~ ne
METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILDING.
covering
10 900 SQI'Al.E FEET.
IA stories high. fronting 2Dt feet on tho
BROOKLYN EIlbGE.
~ feet on both Ro~e and william SIS
WINDOWS ON FOUR SIDES.
20 on each Hpor.
BFST LIGHTED FLOORS ~ TIE CITY.
BUILDING THOROUGHLY flREfROpl
ntte1 with
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE.
rutland e. WHITING.
. Beekman-st.
no LEASE. Store and basement. JoH
=, each. 425 ana i27 Broomc st. corner
~ crosby G. B HrKD co. ~
Bcehmanst.
'r0 LET-Tv.o lofts. 45Xi0. for Offices
ar manuf ,ctur1nR purposes. light thrr"
side-,. steam heat and powor. VIII alter Z"
suit tenant. near Dth-ave.. i2i ~ s'h'i"h
clevnted 433 West +2d-si
TO LET. Temple Court: OH noor:
.outh gest corner once. I0rl6. Apply Tenn
pie Court. Room O25.
WEST 3iST-ST Handsomely furnished
rnons. en- snite or single. parlor moor 10
lease private. club. business or physi'iah'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
flats 90 Let llnfnrni sheo.

BASEMENT IN West 22d ST hree
room. and extension. range. tubs, gas
A.. 10 the right party very low rent. ",
nuitaLle ttsiner might D" ."hsi"'''
AdIress ". ,or .30s. Pos'oiiir"
ONE FLOOR. or half Il l2-room corner
house. private family. VIZ Manson ~,
,rItr Osborn" APARTMENT HOUSE.
57th-st and Tiha ave.
TO rent from May lst.
Garner apartment o rooms. all sunny.
2SS WEST 22D-ST. First and s'ool
-, ..rcn ro0ms and bath. heated and
~,,,h nil improvements. Inquire on
premises.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
Females.

Females.
Any LADY who desires 10 MAKE ."
prr week quietly at her own nom. ~.
,lrcs-. with STAMPED envelope. MISS h "a
B. GORDON. Joliet. III. This - p"i'l
f.da offer. and II YOU can "nlf spar" ~"
hours per day II viii pay You Ia inF"'u-
gate. -------------
ANY LADY wishing to make $50 per
week quietly al hey own home ailr'-H'
with stamped cnvelop-. Miss 1T HE l..
LOGAN. Joliet. Ill. THIS "urf ~ H'Aa
nd~. ana Il will pay you to Investigate II
YOU ,an spare only two hours per dhy.
Ifp-SFWORK. Wantcl on farm: no
butter made. breakfast 1880: a neat pieas-
ant girl for general housework. st"hhs
nrnplovment by the year, 4 good h"nn- i1r
tho right party: wages >l2 per month D.
WEAVER WILSON. Millhrook, y. J.
LADIES WANTED t. write a, home
Slj werkly. ~ canVafslng. KrplN' ",.l
stamp. Miss FANNIE FELkNpE. SCUM
Bend. Ind.
STENoGRAPIER and Remington type
writer fDr correspondence, mast br NJ
rt.nc.I uuick and exact. CIV" experience
references. salary "Xp"ctci and full par
tirulsrs. Il. r. Tiox o. Tri1Gn" ON e.
WANTED.-A resident goyeiness. ,o
take entire charge of two young ladle', j.,
und IL. must BE- highly cultivated ana
refined woman ~ the highest character.
Protestant. and not over thirty she inus'
yp"ak both French and German perfre ~
and without accent oEnglsh not essential
and he "A good musician tplano). unneres-
sarv t. reply unless complying with above
conditions. Address. with references ana
stating salary required. y. Il. y. Trib-
une ONcr.
WANTED. Intelligent ladies' who WRIT
a plain hand to write for me at their
homes: viii make from 81 70 s. per day
Send self-address"d stamped envelope lni
particulars. Address LILLE kEl.Lhk'
Mishawakt. Ind.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
Real gsiatc Uanteo.

WANTED. In wcrches'er county or on
Iong Island. within one hour ot p,, N|m
Work CITY Hall 10 rent. house 'ohta'nl.h h
ten or twelve rooms and about "hs ,n
nf ground. with stable. rent about s''p
- Address with ful pafn'hihrS'
EARNEST. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
miscellaneous.

At GREATEST BARGAINS ~ NEW
ORK...-Trunks. Travelling Bags. l'ck-
etbooks. Steamer Chairs. Dressing Eases
Portmanteaus Ladies Satchcls. buy mere
from fhe manufacturer and save money
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. old established
house. - 4th-ave.
Or. ROsEII.S ZEDOARY. the great
remedy for sweating tender. tired ie"t
corns bunions etc, druggists. or mailed
23c. r d PALMATEER. Waterford. NJ. 4.
GENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose o.;
,heir lef,-oN clothing Al fair value VIII
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
Is Gih-aye.. near Waverley Place.
GENEALOGY.- Searches and authentic
Information respecting family pedigi rrs
GENEALOGIST l.. O. Box '9l. New-
York.
PATENTS for inventions secuIed
promptly Best OF reference. Liberal terms
t'orreepondence solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
A MICHEL & co. No. l6J hontgoinery
ave Bloomfield New-Jersey. Handbook
for Inventors free.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

\ LARGE HOUSE TO let. hot and cold
water. gas, bathroom and closet. stable
ana carriage house: spacious ana elevated
grounds with plenty Of shade fruit in
abundance; 20 minutes from New York
Via irnnsN Nlvanin Railroad Box ~.
Woodbridge. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

Cutlery DEPARTMENT Also um-
hr"liaS. canes and pdras Dis department.
in prominent central broadway corner
store" rental or percentage. liberal
rangcments. WHITING d FIGHTERS.
l1l broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

FACTORY COMPlITE.-S,O 900 fee,
floor space: boiler. engine. woodworking
machines. dryroom. 2c.0n feet kiln dried
lumber. horses. tr'Ic.ts. etc, near the
ferries. for sale cheap. Inquire go -372
south 5fh- st l,rOgklgn.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED.-Bonds.
stocks. notes, insurance. etc, from s. 90
10 $1,000 required; old established Office
In nearby city. Address BANkEE. Trib-
unc Office
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

WANTED. Trustworthy person TO travel
for established Chicago house; salary N'So
and travelling expenses inclose I-istvn'-
ard self -addr. ssel envelope. GENEli Al.
MANAGER. Box T.. chicago.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

TO GROCERS AND BUTCHERS. Bar
gain fine brick corner property. with old
established trade: easy terms. owner re-
firing Atlantic-aVe.. cor. EsseN-st.
BrOoklVn.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
Real gstaie TO gsebanse.

PRODUCTIVE PROPERTY: Orange
,,6v.s. abundant fruit and shade. go0n
huildings, large lake: best and most nea'' u.
ful location IN flcrida. - M"H"' -
Nassnu-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

YOUNG MAN with experience In whole
sale fruit and commission business desires
10 meet young man with 81 COO 10 invest.
Address g. G, Box 10, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

OLD ESTABLISHED mems furnishing
goods and hat store in city near New York
for sale. owing to sickness. Address VIII
Bur Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

PLUMBING 81 I'SINESS. Old estab-
llshcd stand. nrst-ciass ncighborhood. on
West Side. owner retiring. good JOhhing
trade: will sell one-half interest.
PLUMBER l59 East i1th-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

ENERG ETC MAN of ability with $40
trr wanted rs treasurer ~ established
manufacturing co. l.. o. Box lS9. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

STENOGRAPHER.-Pe position
desired by an experienced iady s'ehos
rainier and Office assistant. j.. Box -.
Tribune offlce.
VOTING WOMAN seeks position AS eN-
merit law strnographer: experienced. intel
igent. accurate. willing. discreet rel!a-
bic: Will accept moderate salary IN nfsi-
class pieasan Law Office. x. BON I. It'd
un" O;5,s.
WANTED more engagements.
ladies' waited upon in their own homes
and instructed how wrinkles can be in
SANITY erndicatei: dry. habby or yellow
skin made hrm and white. Address
AYESIGA. Tribune Uptown Ohlce. l,'-
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
1unrtmtni Go fri.

si.5 FOR s7h. , Nav,
,he.r Sis per month. handsomely deco
'n'h Fnn'l,ght : rooms ard bath apart =
%rnt' unfufnishcd for I73. In ne elesnn'
,i'.','.,, D.l Monte Apartment House. cor
NJ -.,hs, and Culumbus-nve. Inquire
Tor EOPES. "a iioor
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

5000 WANTED for q months: 500
bonus paid: security given. and Interest In
nrst-class business paying large. sure
profits striciest Investigation requested.
Address FOR interview. PRESTON. Tribune
Duieo
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
6elp Uanteo.


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