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AVE n ,-,-wnman w.r,s habv N, bsr bou,.
",aihnt,, ca,o /" NJ f,rs'rnvo 49, ~ " '
LEXINGTON AVE, 7lT-IIandsomely fur
III he'd room: all con yenieuces: sub tauli Al
table: moderate.
IIXINGTDN AVE soS-Rooms hoard A plaIn
Washing = in private family, S1 a week each
Inquire jani or.
LININGIDS AVE jl5 AID ST. Nicely fur
nisned large looms; German American board.
MANSON AVE roRSEp ~ II -dh SIN.
n.r,nr rams. 6rst. .einSs cnisln.. reasonable
| summer rates
4Iu AVE 10 onnosIIe CoopeT ITnI0n-Fur-
nisbcd rnoms. coed Substantial bnard English
cooking: ~, 90, ~
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Flats and Apartments to Le..
un'urnished d -.Wcst Side.
LIGHT APARTMENTS.

& 3 roum, lu Iscntrut ~ l"r' rr"t ~. slT:
tubs 4 uiurC halls ear g vd. Amy to liant ~.
2IS w. ilTthsL EDGAR bLANcRAFI lGl1
Broadway,
A; A -rLEGASl ) y u iuom rrts. VITA nll
imp, ,ovcmcnts: rents II to -.r,; plsp y 4 4
room apartments; rents from ~ to- H.
tIiAIL - H. Wuir|, 20. OMmhiiN aV".
ATrRACTlNE-u cherr'u' ruun,,, t"'i. S.i);
n"iThhIrh ,od uneNCcil'd Improve y 'uth
"rAm heated; il6ih y. S."itnn; lJ.s ,th hyt.
CHEAr-Corner fats. rooms & bath. S7. at iss
W. 'ith st. also at iS1 W. 10th at. So. Apply
premises,
ELtGANT FLAT, u rooms bath. r,nre. ~
Christopher ST. i.ruun Hat. rlnge, 40 Green
wen hNt. rooms, range, .Ol T., 10Th ST.
FuENl|liEp front aud back parloi, Apply 22s
w. IAN ST.. LIST bell, right side
LtGiir ApARridENrS- -thesp rents; y h 4
rooms; III iirs'-Clrs ORDER very likht. tubs. h
rangc with gas rttnCh YcniS: r"nts Slb 10 Sll
lnntnr on prrmi.c,. III W. t6th st. j. EDGAR
LrANtRAFr. l5l1 bron lwny.
Low RES1S-5 rooms h bathroom. handsomely
decorated; rents S2. \ SW Aprly OH prom
iscs. l53 ". O6th ~. j. EDGAR LEANChAFT.
lbl broadway.
VICTORIA. ilth st. near 9th ave. --Fivo rooms
and bath; Handsomely decurHt,t, N'l new; low
rents jsnitor 81, w DOWNS iji 9th ave.
LARGE ROOMS e. BATH, St7.
All light; MI Improvements
New nlal lt,ncut huuS"a
552 to ,.pS ". -gd ST.
Apply to Ianitor,
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Good Will q Interest for Sa's,

MEAT MARKET, old established hrst-clss, sttnd
call and Investigate. 20i7 Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
OYSTER and chop house for sale Inquire Still
Patterson Boat ls, foot OF Perry H.
RESTAURANT good location: established trade ;
day and night business; cheap for cash ijS
East i2bth ri.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE, ives, side. uptown
bargain; cause, have two Inquire " East 18th.
RESTAURANT for sale cheap, Arplv J. u KES-
SER, 52-5t Genre Market, Grand and Centre SITS.
SALOON FOR SALE; best na'yVh IN the city
imvcs igNe aUl aud ~ 3 East 2J,h st.
SALOON nrst class, doing good trade; rent SGT
license till Nov l6: only $3.50 3ls East 3sd -.
sALooN-Good neighborhooi living rooms at
tached rent very low; at sacrifice. LISSNER,
7cS T.. 9Th at
SALOON FOR SALE close to Wild West Show,
tS 9th ave. Brooklyn.
pASESBEAG pASESiEH 4oEShh I t6hhs. Saa2@Ms a a%sMsI st.,
Brooklyn.
THE FINEST corner liquor store In Jersey City;
large trade price reasonable; satisfactory rca.
foi selling; not much money required. J. C.,
box tU World
TO DE SOLD CHEAP-Cool-p paying liquor store;
other business cause OF selling to W. blst st.
UPTOWN west side liquor store for sale. In.
quire 5s7 1lth ave.
Will. SELL weil-established grocery. first. class
lo,-Iity; uptown, brooklyn. Address J. H. e..
1903 Fulton st, brooklyn,
S2L-CANnv. cigar and Ice cream saloon, near
$500 WILL BuY old established cigar store down.
town; part cash Inquire 10 Cortlandt st.
81. 200 buys the sixth Avenue Express and Storage
investigation solicited: trial given. ONCE. Il
West llth n.
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Boarcers Wanted.

one Tnst. soc. per iine: Seco'.d Tine ne pe'
hn<. Third GHt Subsequent 1Sinsl lsc ps ha<
No ezfra caorDs IN SuAddga
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Purchase ana sxcnange.

turchase ana sxcnange.
Ok 7imr. c6c. pr linu. Seoond Time stc. ~,
hN. Th'rti and Subsequent Times cOc pey af&
&c ne tsns ezra cjlarge Sundavs
BICYCLE-WiiI give l25 each for iady's and
gents pneumatic. CASH, box l3i Hacketts-
town, n. ].
CAMERA, ,i:e SXlO. camera stand lem o., back
ground OrRny part Of terrolypt outfit; must he
IN good order. Address Photographer, box 2b5
Word. uptown.
TO BuY-B cycle In very good condi;i)n, or ex.
change for tine An trtan OIL painting. STEIN
ER, a Newark ave. jersey CITY
WANTED TO RhST-Forty. foot second hand
tent cheap. Box 10 TOMS River. y. j.
WANTED. 10 buy picSli 10 tie must he goo |
outfit with established traii.. a. Cl II, Paterson,
n. J.
WASTED-An air blush. second hand: muSt be
in rood condition, cheap; state price. f., box
403 World.
WANT TO BUY cignr, candy and stationery
store, With living rooms: give ,uweSt cash price.
AddresSJ J. LEONARD, lh y. oxford ST., B'klyn.
wASTED-lIigh graue cushion. tire bicycle at
bargain. CUSHION, box 537 Brooklyn Worlf.
wANTED-second. hand typewriter, ReminRt' N
Nc q must be in good order state price. A.,
drew rTPEWRIIER, Advertising Agency. 7o6
fiusLiag ave, Brooklyn.
WILL PAY CASH 'or small engine lathe must
+. A. LATHE, lO3 Warren st.
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Furnlshee-Wsst Side.

35TlI ST., l5I W. Flat of 8 rooms 4 bath, fur
nls'ied for horsekcepng Jantor.
BOTH ST. .36l W. Nicely furnished Hat. 4 rooms
bath, S1ppr week. Migneily.
ilST ST.. .u6 W, ID fiat, front-Compleie for
housekeeping, ~ weekly. Janltor.
5lsT 81, 342 Newly furnished 21 Hat: rel
errnce. Mrs II. Van,
62D ST., III W.-flat, beautifully furnished, 4
rooms; bathroom; refined gentleman wife,
choice. SmithSon.
GrIl ST. 100 W -Brautifu single, second Hat I:
nicely furnished; clean. desirable neighborhood,
near park; reasonable. JanitOr
It'll AVE-. 800, near 4ist st.-Thrac- room Hat
complete for housekeeping: 50 weekly
SID ST.. l35 w. near station Il parls-Part OF
furnished Hat every convenience Tor house
keeping. Walsh.
lO51H ST. 107 W.-Will reduce rent Of my
choice and room fats, Bartlett.
125TII ST., 543 W.-ElegGnt apartment newly
completely furnished, S33 month; 500
weekly.
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FuruIshed--Esst Side.

MADISON AVE, 1925: summers hcil-2 ale
gnntly furnished flats. one 4 one D 'ooirs, with
bath silver linen, kitcheawAre, new, 81. 30 Il
~. 80 weekly.
2iTII 81, 232 T.. New handsomely furnished
groom Hat: beds linen: silver
GOTH ST. ~ i. Flint of = cosy rooms: bath ;
prcttlly furnished 81. 90 stephens.
7lST 81. 100 I'd Hat, exclusive locality I;
knOS I'M: airy, well furnished Hat: piano
moderate: references.
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BIoyCLIss-i lads l gents "a model, wood
rims, high graie, SIS each or highest offer
! gents 'yJ. $50. Write. or call between and 8.
POMEEOY 2Oi West 25th 81
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unsurnishea-Eor.h et,as,n Street.



DtFFIELD ST.. M. near bridge. 4 or . light
large rooms; all improvements: SI2 to SlS
IIALSEN ST. llG1 Five rooms h bath; ell i'm.
prOyementS: so mouthiy.
lIERKlMER ST, go, close 20 I'iicn station Full
ton ~. l., brooklyn Newly iuri ishrd rooms ;
bath, hot water, gas: ~. ~, 81. ri. N; un-
equalled value.
SEVENTH AVE. Gs. near Lincoln piace--Ali light
nat. rooms bath: steam heat; sss.
UNION ST, 223--5 rooms & brth. steam heat +;
private neighborhood; minutes To ferry SO,
WILL DTGIIBY 81, 12T - Furt he'd IpOn,s:
gentlemen or housekeeping; all u,w furniture
hOus" newly decorated.
9Th ST. Three story single Eats; T. s or G light
rooms: 3l6 to $50: all improvements; hne neigh.
borhood. Mrs Hays 500 9Th ri.
ELEG tNT SINGLE FLATS.
all improvements. tl3 ~ sli per month";
half an hour 20 New York Citv Hall rooms e.
bath; janitresss services CHARLES HART,
owner. 1869 81 we. between 5sth u 18th SITS
Brooklyn
Sa FLATS: new. .O-toot brck: opposite a park +;
IL minutes from bridge. 200 feet from Van
Siclen station. Kings County l. road; bath; deco
rated: carrcted halls stairs: electric bells:
open daily sundays Apply to q. A. L. Co.
opposite station.
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k-A-iTOtE FIXTURES. counters. shelving
. showruses coffee mills scales, mirror front tea
rams, upright butter rcirigerators 23a and e37
htrn
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One Time, s0r. per line. s3cOnd Tne. Hc. pc
tne; Third 1pd SubSayura: THes, iSe pW ttSe.
M c1trn cha,o> On Sanddpa
No LATNA CllAIi,iE kUK lT-Adver tise meu .
for The World may be left at any Amer eau
District Messenger Otncs 10 the city. where the
Ufics-
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FOR SALE-The fne fittings Of restaurant. Cafe
Royal, 57l Fulton ST.. brooklyn
FURNISHED FLAT; oak dining, bedroom; paint
ings; little used; going Europe. F.. box 400
World, uptown.
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A.-STORE FIXTURES. counters, shelving show
caRes, upright butter refri iKeratorB. coffee mi II.
scales 2l5 East I'd st.
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BILLIARD pool Ab!es every size, new and
second hand; Champion cushion used
BERENTER, "A 3d ave.
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BICYCLE, pneumatic safety: used but littte
must sell; a bargain. C. q. DIETERICH. 270
Court st., Brooklyn. n. Y.
BICYCLE, sl25, 1894. pneumatic. ridden times /;
lamp. bell. tools; $4s. UPSTAIRS. ll2A Powers
It. brooklyn.
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BILLIARD. pool and bagatelle tables; lowest
prices F. FEDDERKE. factory. lo2 Centre st.
BILLIARD and pool tables all sizes at auction
prices. W. H., GRIFFITH CO.. l6 lth ave.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES; large stock: very
low prices. THOMPSON Il CO.. 1883 Atlantic
ave-, brooklyn.
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IT Cr.-Mngnifc-nt furniture. private resi-
dencc: fnc SIX hrocadc parlor suit si5; paint
hgs. grandistherS clock magnificent full, l,size
lines that lUiGlng-bed. oak bedroom suits.
and-carred oak sidcboartl. fine Wilton velvet
arptts. Slu, ike new; separately; other pieces
Inss West 4 n a.
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DIAMONDS. watches and jewelry sold on credit
III NRI SCHAAP. 81 50 Maiden lane.
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A. - FURNITURE - Upright plano. standard
maker; also parlor and bedroom suits folding
beds. siieboard leather chairs. mirrors. brc-a-
brac. plano lamps. &c: sell separately. Inquire.
also evenings. lfl East 56th ST.. private house.
A.-STURE FIXTURES. counter. shelving show
cases, upright butter refrlgerators coffee mill.
scales
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BILLIARDS, POOI-wagner & Sanford. manutac-
turers; factory, 45 Great Jones St. Broad
way; new tableb with fast cushions; second hand;
all makers: cheap.
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FOR SALE-Ou. OF the most usn nj inve atoms
Apply j. II. REED. lii Cchtre ST.
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s,SS, dPEIsTISc STTs5T-Ess.s., 20
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DIAMONDS. watches. jewelry on easy terms
representative will call with samples.
JoHoNNOT BROS, 60 Maiden lane.
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BICYCi.ES--Speciai bargains; 27 pounds: pneu-
HAsBR0UCk. l53 WEST 23D ST. ground
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FURNITURE. carpets, &C.; private residence. Sc
West seth St. bargain must be sold immedi-
ateiy.
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LE:iNIG q SONS, 320-33l East 3itl st.
A.-BARROoa OUTFIT. SECOND HAND. AT
AAl.F-PRIcE ,39 Broadway.
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hand; supplied with BRrthold, quick cuShOn
easy terms. ALFRED II. MARK. l:i L. 18th st.
CABINET BARRoOM FIXTURES on hand or or
der: all sizes and styles: reasonable prices
VOiEL, 3ll nOwery.
CASH REGISTERS bought. sold. exchanged: re-
pairing by experienced workmen.
sCHMITT BROS, l73 Prince st.
CHEAP LARGE SAFES; two medium and two
small safes; nre anu burglar proof. $. G.
QuIRE, % Spring st.
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22D ST., 2I3 w-iIand,omeiy furnished IHS1S
rooms, with board: 80 Sl2 for = -
23D ST, I:iS W. double Il single front roonnR
nicely furnished; excellent table: references
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ALMOST NEw. magnificent 500 upright
piano. s1jO; fine tone. beautiful case; perfoc CT
condition. -, West aS,!I ST.
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BICYCLE Pneumatic. light weight (lS): BRAN
new; considerably less than hall cost. seen
kt,.i ilI Ne. =, lrn Murray 81,
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BICYCLE. pneumatic safety. cheap. REFS
DAVENPORT 5 Willoughby st., brooklyn.
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FIata and Apartments to let.

LEXINGTON AVE. 1Tl2. 10Th ST. t-Floor,
private house. rooms, including gas; no c.ni-
drsn.
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ED ST, 3l3 W., Chelsea House-Rooms With
silent. 80 H' .-fttft
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III TEV'TE HA KI'A1NN
GoIumIip>, s3D Stu $50
RnmblrrS, $40 and $40. Liberties. szl5 and $40
Nicturs $50 and SA5, Phoenix $50 mud sI5
All pheuEiatic tires, Cushion and solid. tired
wheels ~ to .2:j. HERALD co. Uhe spot cash
house,, lis Nassau ST.. Hear Post Dnicc.
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| 23D ST.. f0i w. Newly furnished rooms; =,
perior board: nnsieits accommodated: sto4lc
I'M I'd
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BICYCLES-Mus. sell them on account OF remova
at any price; great bargains JACoBSON'S. S. III
Z. nth st.
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<oTr ST. l0S W Comfortably furnished, airy
r'oms: gsD. bathroom; gentlemen; 81. s. $3.50
. inward weekly iirpy
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strH ST.. li7 W, u-ar Broad way -Furnt he'd
rooms. siugIy 4 en- suite prices reasonable.
4iTH IT. ~. ". Light, clean rJonis: IL. 80 h
81. "a week. Ryan's bell.
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ALMOST NEW. 800. hne upright plano, ~,
octave: must sacrifice, SicinWuy, 500. Hest
dence. 2l5 Fast y!s, 81.
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ALI FUR. R.SirrRh Of lately extremely elegantly
furnished private house mellow cost: lady leaving
city; brilliant upright plano; In. pnror, bed,
dining roam suit.: mirrors. pictures, curtains.
elegant crib, lOldink- ted, ornaments, &C. iur-
nished house ,Or Nnle or to let 1913 East R5h st.
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23D S'r ,3.6 w. Large Il small hand son1ely nm
nished rooms; excellent table board.
%3D ST.. }8S w, ID ftor-4 rooms, togethqF.
separately: hall rooms; excellent board II Do
sired.
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Business Opportunities.

Allow t. get rich with s.o'.!-Thc stock
market Offers grandest cpportuntty. Call person
ally or write for circular; private wires to diner
ent exchanges. TRACBMANN TRAUBNER.
bankers and brokers, 46 New st.
PARTNER for II '"ry good aud safe business ;
not much money al no experience req,t'r ID,
only honesty and nc, yily, w, r. Ave, A,
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2lST 81. l2O w --ROonls with or without board
table boariers accommodated. references. Y
22D 81. 321 W. Newly furnished parlor. singiy
or en- suite. sauare ROOM: excellent table. ~
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BIcYCLE-Must sell; pneumatic tire; bargain.
II. DOWN. III st. Marks place. Brooklyn.
BiCrCLEs-High srate pneumRtics. from $50 tu
SIS all absolutely new; 25 to "a pounds: also
ladies' Bicycle Once. 435is Lexington ave. near
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23D ST.. 4G2 w.-Nice airv rooms: single or
double: excellent table: terms moderate. 8
24TH ST., pa a46 W.-Newiy furnished isrxs
rooms: Sl2 for q arst- class toard halls. 90 81
91TH ST., 3OS W.-Pnrinr with or without
board; other rooms desirable for business, rea-
sonable.
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DIsTILLERY liquor store. with full license
thoroughly estaolishsd in good location. In
qure 440 Sd ave.
DRUG STORE-For sale. old established drug
store a good in city; Will be sod
cheap to close estate: exceptional bargain.
Inquire room l63, $50 Broadway
EAsTSIDE AVENUE liquor store: new. full
license: must sell; easy terms
MCGOWAN ll97 I'd ave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-07
ROMANCE OF TWO STATES.
Reunion Of n Couple After Thirty Year,
Separation.


Separation.
A story which began over 30 years
ago, and which dates back 20 tho late
war, has just had strange sequel in
two ftatos-KontuolSy and Texas.
WINS int war opened, DIR. w. H.
Richardson Of Kentucky left Blandville,
in that state. and went to Texas, where
no married.
Soon after tho wedding no loft his
bride to join the Confederate army. In
attempting some speculation no was re.
duced 20 tho ranks, and becoming dis.
satisfied left and went 90 Mexico.
There. In tho year 1857, no heard
that his wife was dead. But he remain.
cd In Mexico until tho present year.
Thon no resolved 10 return to Kentucky.
He arrived In his native country, and
whilo tracing mp land claim found II
necessary TO write TO his wife . relatives
In tho Lone Star State.
This correspondence had surprise In
store for him. His wife was found "a
be living. She had waited 9 years and
then had taken another husband.
Tho doctor was single, had, roioiccd
tohoar that his wifostin lived. he wrot,
20 ask II she had lost her love for him
sho replied that she still loved him
and that II ho said tho word she woult
give tho second husband his walking
papers.
Tho doctor was willing, and tIuo {,
her word the woman told husband No
2 that he must so.
Ho acted on her advice, and last wool
Richardson won't to Texas and was TO
united to tho wife Of his youth" after d
separation covering period Of 81
years.
Queer things happen sometimes In thii
very queer world.-Atlanta Constitu
ton
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NTHEREAsi THE II. A. TUCKETT
w Candy company, a corporation, on tho
Olh gay OF nctllgr, 1871, executed and de-.
lNered TO the National building ana Loan
note for the Gum NJ three tu0uaAud tiIUa6
'.Iars, nuu on Tie same day Tor tho pufposs
or .cutng NC payment Of san note aud The
.Hupany executed and delivered 10 B8I'yar
Auuyft, trustee, It, certain trust deed upon
sue following described property aituAtrt In
ihe county OF sal1 Lake and louitory OF Utah.
Tue south half OF lot tix Coz, in block nina.
~ eight ltbl, plata, b" halt Lake civ Turyevs
also right ofwAy beginning nyvt lrods cfst Of
east ten ll1l feet, thence south ton DID, rods
thence west ten llUl feet, thence uoftL Zen ti1i
rods 90 no place OF beginning, winch said
trust deed wab duly recorded boz lie ONCE ni
lhu county recorder OF summit cuuuty Utah
Territory, on tue -,tt day Of February, l,VI i.
wheroas said trus. decd provided that Ia
case OF Default ia thu payment OF SAIL pfomta.
aory note or tho interest premium or inatIII.
mgnu, OF any part thereof then nc saIl
indebtedness should 20 once become due and
nhlu premises should De SOLD by tho SAID iru..
lcu. or hs successor Ia trust, I'd public auction
~ tho front door OF the court house In ,aii
Lake CITY, salt Lake County Utah Tsrritory
y, on sNl premises or ANY parI thereof a.
lurty Gays previous notice Of such sale hHyipt
hceh gwen once in each week f1r four fucrCf.
hNn Munhu IA any newspaper At that lima
plnlahru 10 the county Of Salt Lake! and
whereas, said trust decd provided tGat I'm
cA'e ot the death OF tho said bolivar uobcrts
Tualge then inc secretary OF tho SAID NatlDn4l
hul llus ana Loan Association Of san Lake
,i,, SHOULD be and was thereby appointed and
made successor m trust hereunder with lie
powers ana authority ~ such trustee; and
whereas, the taid Bolivar Roberts. trustee
mas departed this liloi and
whereas, Hudson smith Is tho duly elected
qlANhgl and acting secretary Of tLo said Ma.
tunAi iuNdll ana Loan AHsOuati1u OF SAT-
lhAo llly ana as such Is tho sue sgsaor In trusf
under said trust decd, aud
NhefoAa, default has ioon made for flore
lnAn alN months IN tue payment OF the intorsft
upon said note, and
,Nnrre1s. tho legal holder OF said pote ba.
ele yea 20 declare and has declared tho entirs
amount thereof duo, aud
whereas, the legal holder Of said pote Ina
requested tue sad Hudson smith, suscesaor
IN Uust under SAID trust decd 40 iforusaid. M
Ln,,.l lo ecu iurh property under the I'M
'A1nly gwen by said trust decd.
NoNce u hereby gwen that Hudson smith
,ute'ssor n trust, as aforesaid, VIII ON IN,
llth day Of December l.I nj il o,eiort ra ,ia
nl aall lhYi oher Tor sale at tho front door Of
the Iouny Court House, in Salt iate City
rMl Lake I1uniy Utah Territory, nt pubhe
tu,l1n, ana VIII cell 10 the highest and MAJ
nlulei thernior Tor cash all Of the nboyo 49,
.Lluel promises tor the purpose Of satisfvipg
VIC amount que upon Hatl UrlmlsBorv uote tne
gether with the interest thereon. And' the ro.t
OF executing SAID trust ''
n W ,,on,, HUDSON SMITH,
Attorney for Trustee '"
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NEW YoRns STATUES.
Ehs city Erected the Worth aIonumen
aud rrirats Enterprise the Others.

Ths city Erected the Worth aIonument
and Private Enterprise the Others.
Il is q popularity about the public
statues IN New York city that they have
had to DO provided by popular subscrip.
ton with little or no aid from the city
An exception to tho rule is the mouu-
mont in Madison square erected IN 1867
In honor Of Major General Worth. Tho
city paid for that Most Of tho other
statues have teen erected by private en-
terprisos
individuals paid FOR the bronze statue
Of Franklin on Printing House square
that Of Alexander Hamilton In Central
park, tho statue Of Daniel Webster in
tho same place and the Irving statue IN
Bryant square The Scotch residents Of
New York contributed to tho erection Of
tho Scott statue IN Central park In 1871
md of tho Robert Burns statue In 1850.
Tho German citizens OF New York pro-
rentod the bronze bust Of Humboldt on
tho ono hundrcdth anniversary Of his
birth, IN 1869. and ten years before that
they had provided Tor the expense Of the
Schiller statue IN Central park Tho
French uitIrOns Of Now York raised the
money for tho Lafayette statue erected
in Union square IN 1870, Irish citizens
for the bust Of Thomas Moore, erected In
Central park Ia 1850; tho Venezuela
residents Of Now York for the equestrian
statue Of Bolivar In 1854, aud tho ltal.
ian residents Of Now YORK for two
statucs-,hat Of Mazzini, erected In Con.
trail park In 1878, and the Garihaldi
statue, erected in Washington square a
few years later
Tho statue of Holloy. the civil ongi.
nccr. was unveiled in 1890 by the civil
engineers. and tho tolegraphors gavo tho
statue Of Professor Moro In Central
park, which was erected In 1871. Tho
German singing societies contributed
the statue OF Beethoven erected In Con.
trail park in 1854, and the pos;mon fur.
nishcd that Of 3, S. Cox, erected In Aston
place. Tho Lincoln statue IN Union
square was erected by popular subscrip.
ton IN 1866. Tho equestrian statue Of
George Washington ON tho samo square
ia many years older The latest statue
Of Washington was erected on tho sub.
treasury steps facing Broad street IN
1889. There arc three statues Of illus
trious Americans on Madison square
proper, exclusive Of tho Worth monu.
mont Thoy porpotuato tho memories Of
Admiral Farragut, William II. Seward
aud Roscoe Conkling. New York Sun