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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-29
M. l.. SCoUaALE, II. REED,
+. q. MoRRICE, A. Z. FULLER,
GEO. STANLAKE, II. III. NORRIS,

M. L. ScoUaALE, II. REED,
f. g. MoRRICE. A. z. FULLER,
GEO. STANLAKE, II. III. NORRIS,
AUSTIN TRowBRIDeE, Committee,
On motion Of Supr. Baldwin the report
was received and made special order of
business for tomorrow morning at II o'clock
Supr Martin, from the commit
tee on justices, constables and coroners
claims and accounts submitted the following
report:
To the Honorable the Board Of Superuis-
DjSOrS.
Your committee on justices, constables
and coroners claims and accounts would
respectfully submit the following as
their report, recommending the allowance Of
the several amounts as given below and that
the clerk be authorized to draw orders fol
the same:
Items. Claimed. Allowed
| N Baldwin, justice Of the
II i II Hawley, justice Of '''O '" "
| the peace. ....... ..... 800 On
EP Byerly, justice of the - 49,.
J J Peacock, justice of the ,,u :. ,,- :,
George Gorge b McCauahna, " =
isiI Fsl sss.i% jsssls.:... s GsS q:
q Psf Robinson constable, Il, so e ,s !:
Q. A. BALDWIN,
j. Y. MARTIN,
+. @. MoRRICB.
On motion the report was accepted AM
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-29

w Il Jacobs, sheriff, services in
Leavitt drain matter ...........-
j M Huston, dep. sheriff, services
on inquest on unknown dead
JIM Huston, dep. sheriff, people
VS.. Frank Thompson and Jas
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-29
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board called to order by the chairman
Roll called by the clerk. Quorum present,
Supv. Martin, chairman of the Commit
tee on Drains and bitches, submitted the
following report:
To the Hon. the Board ofSuperpisors:
Your Committee on Drains and Ditch.
es to whom was referred the annual re-
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-29

Ss, 100, amount charged county.
A. A. HARPER,
A. Q. FULLER,
r. II. Morris,
Committee.
On motion the report was accepted and
adopted.
Sup'r Baldwin from the committee on
justices, constables and coroners sclaims
submitted the following report:
To the Honorable the Board Of Superuis-
ors:
Your committee on justices, constables
and coroners claims and accounts would re-
specially submit the following as their re
port, recommending the allowance OF the
several amounts as given below, and tina
the clerk be authorized to draw orders fol
the same:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
ORDERED FROM 4 CHILIAN ISLAND
AN lRoNcI.AD DRIVES AWAY A BRITISH STEAMER
LOADING GUANO.


LOADING GUANO
Philadelphia, Aug GA strange story was
brought 10 Philadelphia yesterday by Captain
Ou.ok. OF the British Stuart who asserts
that he was driven from a guano island In tho
South Pacific Ocean by the Gillian ironcad wal
SIP Esmeralda- Cap,a.a Quick says the Stuart
MAD been ordered 70 proceed 70 the Islands, which
axe known as TIE Looos -da-Apeura. 10 load guano
.or Liverpool He had taken aboard 100 tons when
the Esrneraida :n sight and ordered the Stu
81, 10 leave. He weighed anchor and bore away
:or Ca,1o 800 miles distant
The reason assigned for the order from the Es-
;rera,6s was that Peru owned the Islands until
shor; time ago. when they were seized for war
cab, owed 20 Chilli Captain Quick says the Els
,.era,ca demolished the dock used 10 load guano
ay re ala OF dynamite Railroad tracks were torn
IN ard TIE work OF years was laid 10 waste Inc
Few residents 0. the Islands made prisoners o.
va. aboard the warship. which bore away LOT
Valparaiso -, . -, ,,
The report OF the whole affair viii be sent oy
Captain Quick 70 TIE o!hcers or the BRUSH OoN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
TEE MORSE SEOy AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga y. Y. Aug. &.-This was The opening
lay 81 tie Albany County Clubs first annual Horse
isow o. tie grounds o: the Saratoga Association
rs afternoon. Many New-Yorkers OF both sexes
vers present. and TIE attendance was large Tho
sga; classes shown wero well filed and prizes
awarded 5 follows:
Bes, pair roadsters before road wagons X
Raymond Saratoga first; w w. Worden. sara
togs. second. c. z. Minis. Saratoga, third, '" w.
Ba.dwin. New-Yorx. fourth.
PAR horses .5.g hands and under. before phaeton
carss t:aps-W. Z. Wooey. Buifa~o. ilfst Louis
Eauchhouse. New-York. second; Mrs John Gerkli.
NewYork. third; Miss Emma Wood, New-foTk
foJT;a.
Hunters ard jumpers shown over eight jumps
Colonel II A Stoerzer. New-vork. first; scott
Cameron. \ew-YorI, second: West Albany STOCK
YARDS. third: W f. Murphy Troy, fourth
saddle horses. under saddle, walk. trot or cantet
- = ol!an. Albany. first Colonel II A Stoerzer
Yor6. second. Z. A Eouck. Albany. third, w
= Wooiey. Buffalo. fourth.
Pair coach horses 10 carriage. NNe enules' -FOUR
scratcheo-G. r. Sherman. Port Henry Arst.
Cob aid appointed turnout. before carts or traps
Mrs. John Gerkin New-York. nrst; Miss Is NJ
Nolan. Albany. second; II A Schef:cl. New-fork'
ih;rG: Edward kearney. New-York fourth
IaEdonls. before carts Oaly-C l. a. whitney,
Albany. first, a. Bernheimer. New York. second
PAIR horses before carriage under los hands ana
owe. Is! hands women TO drive-Mrs. John Gerkin'
New-York. nrst; Mrs J. VI. Baldwin. New-York,
second. Miss Emma Wood New-York. third Mrs.
S.cney II. Solomon New-York fourth
TIE exhibition viii be continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Addison Lswis. anl wife n Laura A Delano.
NJ II Forsyth-st 3 cars....-...... ....-.:...
Exam JoAa'J ct Al 20 F Middeb.ook, sith,
81 i75 = of West End-ave. years 3
NOR cages
Frsmm' Lrstwig II N L strauss. " corner
LexiGgton-lve ana lo3d-st ysars =,
Gib!in Michael and another % James 81 horton
9 1l6th-st 10 n { Of 7ih-aye years
Larai Salvatore and wife 10 Emily MeSee,
Orchara-st 1919 II Of SaInuel-st years.
Il0vG Isaac r. Sld wife &C the Mutual Lie IN
suraace COMPANY Nev-York = 1oth-st 400 II
g @; C0!ambus-avc. ! year. $1,000: .. =. 80.
I0cl,Ic Theresa 10 the Lmigrant Industrial saw
ings Bank. 3d-ave. l2S0 q OF l"tth-a''
year. ....- 90 ?. -
Na.hcGs Frederick. and another 70 Heorgss
scaierer and witc. Avenue {. 800 II OF
Nelsf.s. Charles and wife 10 Regime Eunzl. Nos
2lO and ~ West -otA-st. years ....;,-....:
N.hoay. John J. 70 Charles II PcttengiH
iI,,a-s, Us It - Of Ams:erdaH1-ave, years.
Plrre William and wife " Hannah W1!acn
l34tn-st l7S II " 81 LcnoS-ave. yea. 80:
s, Fllxabeth's Industrial School 20 the EmiSraat
Industrial savings Bank. Nos 20 ana 20 t-A''
Tie - lanes Methods, 9pi.copal Church a,
Iisr.ern CITY Ncv-York. - The Seamen ba.A
tor saN.nss. n ; l2Gth-st, 20 Z OF -'h-AVe'
: vear...-.....-.- - o. - - =
Tho Xavier Club 10 Cornelius sheAan' i4t''-
ST 20 Z, W Of ;th-avc yca:s.. ~, .
val Eiarna TO Mary A Avery No -Vl "esl
54tn-si, 10 years ...........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER:

lS2d-st. : g. 4s5 {, " q Jth-avc. 25xesli Eme-
Inc Johnston % Max M.rN ........
leAington--vo and lo$d-.t n corner, lvcllH3o'
Martln L strauss to Lustwlg Fromin
l44tn-si ID T. A. IL wsof Grand Boulevard oON
OIL Webster Gion 70 Ella Mcclure. ..-.--
Westchester-ate. ;. 3s1 II Of Hrospect-dVe
o5xiCo Henry Kelly and wife 70 Cathar'ne
Vaion.aie. 5 IS Il n Of l52d,st 25xs5; Henry
Ahlcs ana wife q John Wclpy ......-.--.:..
Lots Nos 20 ana 80 and IS aad So map Ara en
property. Last and West Chester, Marcus >laNer
ar1 wife 70 Nathan Mayer .-.-..-- 49,. 81.
lGth-a.e : s. lot ~. map village Il Ndkehe.G
24th W.rd Levi Il Mace and VIE 10 Iharles
Avsnue { e =. $50 Il Of 7th-st, s3xs25.
Conrad r Scnmiu to Frederick and Annie
same property. John and Frederick Matthews:
executors 4 Nara Mathes OF Matthews TO Con-
RAD Il Schmiu ....-..---... -. -. q.
1Iih-st n b. 100 II II 81 2d-ave, p IxlN55;
Moses Smith 70 81 E!izabeths lnousuial
30th-sj No i6 West. Frederick 7 James TO Isaac
Walker ;:s :, :; .. o.-ave Is 7xlos 2:
Anna McGrory Moses Smith -.
Avenue Z g. 81. II o. Ath-st ooN'o' Aaoipn
Noerkorn and wife 10 George Schcaitt
l39th-st n S. 735 II W Of Ttn-ave. ~ sHo II
ssllic and Charles IL Tanner % the tsouita-
bic Life Assurance Society OF the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
A WM l.. HAETUNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditor
Barnes Building. Room IS Il Pa.~ i.o""
VOTING MAN, q. 5 years experience
with Now-York importing house' aeS., -
situation n cl.lce or salesrOom. c"a'iec -
advancement; VIII commence II any po~s
lion. salary moderate, Al refcte neec Do'''
4 required. BUSINESS, tribune O'..ee
A YOUNG MAN lately LANDED wishes
s.tuat.on IL the o.ty. o'l LAT .o''.----.
A YOUNG MAN. -, desires a posi'tiion IN IN
store or oee good pe.,.'a' -, n
correct AZ figures. Thoroughly coMpe1e''. -.
=. kinds OF Office WORK .da s.Ne 49, 80
RECOMMENDATIONS also bond II Ie9-.Ieu'
EXPERIENCE. Box 40. Tribune One.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with fifteen years,
experience wholesale trade Oh INC S.@ a.
wishes to represent city house n bu,-a'''
sa.ary. $1,000. Il =. GOULD Bsia.o.
BELLhANGER. electric gas .isa ;,,tas
burg!a. lArms AID speak.n s-tuO1s'
JOIN. care Noble. 40 East lItA-s:
BOOKKEEPER. Permanent position md
charac,er a.d ability Ncw-Yosk firms moe
esItc salary. \. 5. 81 CHlon-s'. b9ooN-
lyn. --
pooKKEEPER- Young man. 10, as book
keeper. assistant. moderate sA.aiy. -
sENGER. 2sl Iroutman-s', b'oo"1yn'
HAkER.-By q nrs,-c,ass second haaa On
I'm kinds II bread AID ro..s. NILE l.
so West ostn-st -----------
10Y H. wants 10 learn the printing iI!s;.,.,C>.
E4s some knlWle4- ci business. -,
EINckLEY. 40 hophinsJ"-ase.. ~ oON'' 49,
BOY " - desires position In an once
coed penm4n and can larnlsn pSs. - 1Ss
4l4 East 19tA-st --.----.---
pcN, ~ v,lsr.s a situation with chance
of adv4rc,nDAL Address =. =, lHO-"e
Once. -----------
coy II. wishcs to learn Interior cecofa.-
ing. und-r.iaats tin.lng aal ~aisoH-'',.i.s
spn Is German unl rns.'s.. 'N''
s'lEISKI. GJl PafH-aNe.. Asoo''E"'
10Y wants WORT. az anything not AFRAID
g. WORK. can g gaa IN, a" e'f fe,n-at
CARPENTER and CA3GNErMAkER- -
Fi,sf-class mechanic. wishes Iua.tlVn.
good reference. MARTIN. DOB W. 'o,n- s.
cHnIsrrAN MAN. speaking English and
German. wishes position 40 porter OF gen
eral housewsrker. good reference. I.
HIM. 80 CatIarine-aI .
COMPETENT correspondent and thorough
b.oLN-c.,l desires situation Wa" 500
fIt.... can Furnish highest references A"H
bo-a. salary So ". J.. A. D. 4oiHp"'hS'
ave. E.oohi n. ----.---
Di.lLI.f..s on tAtA'f $50 tt"ftt"f 1919
r.~ o0 v,l.ne. position Where De- c.n
adranct. also -10d sk'tchs. and ORG naio.
salarv r. object Address LOUIS J.
nEKkOWICH. u Last fsn-.t. Ncw-lorS
city
DRIVER pORTER or wATcH1AN 90
You're a.ng.e Norwegian; ased - sipHH.
willing. temperate. industrious. t4ithsui ;
smaA vagss city or country. OLSEN. t1S
Wet 2sth-st
EXPERT sTENOGRAPHER and TYPE
WRITER lcsircA evening employment ,
moderate compensation. A. N. Box %.
TrIbgnc ONCE
ENGINEER and MAcHINlsT OF middle
age. ~.saea 70 ind steady engineer ;
position. ely or country. has voIy best Oh
references and frst-c.ass Marine New
York and Brooklyn license. W. 2oS smith
b.. brooklyn.
ENGINEER who had charge OF one OF the
.arIes, plants In the cry wishes s!tua-
ton leo machine. electric Hight. Corliss
engine experienced: make all repairs.
have tools. ENGINEER. 3, 100 Jd-Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE

FLORIDA t.mher-phosphatc lands, farms.
groves homes for Northern property. or
sale VET Il SUTHERLAND. 40 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AN ARTIST wishes to hire an old farm
house or teDani-house ot four 70 SIX
rooms In Connecticut. must be neat and
cheap. T. ". c. - West Coth-st. New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

- -'Hr7 80 $50
FOR FURNISHED FLATS 60 TO head
quarters. over 100 70 select from. any
location. no delay Renting Department
40 shave. 3lst and 32d SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alterations
were filed today:
New bGilcing plans; X,.,. s..u
s6th-si No 81 Wsst ior So a. fast .9tI-st S45
:..s- r 205 r. OF White Plainsave. Tor
i6..e-story brick tenement. by Peter Uhinss' ono
10 N.i.4llSDrlcgc
7 no.ave e 5 IS. Il s OF Union-st TWO two-s,oy
.ne basement frame dwellings. by George ne
SCI ana Thomas Cown'aA' o. NO 400 10000
ATHEIST $50
-. -. r-.sor.
Ffanslia-ave 100 # OF l69th. by treder' go
TX Ze...nE "a tWo-story alai..c
-a.rarfnc-sf No 90. William Hart 10 d taree- o.,
story br.cn store and dwelling. wv
Jerome We c . 800 Il OF ITdNese-s oy o"'e ooo
Harlow q tWo-sioEy frame dNe!.i's NV
7,have 10 go ty Thomas u stewart ' 20 NV 7oo
-
,ts.aSe 30 l.T 70 l3I. by Noses @ Dyefs. 10 co5o
@s' 5?S Z, W Of r b.0e' Mai s taeatre 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
business al the saiesrooui yesterday was reduced
20 oIe sale
Bryan l. Kennedy offered under foreclosure. Nos.
q aa1 10 West One-hundred and sixteenth-st. two
,hree-s;o.y lrownstone dwellings, and lots, each
i7tx.Ull B.cs were taken over and above TWO
mortgages and interest amounting to $lollo eaSh'
also he cost Of foreclosure, in two actions amount
ing 10 about $500 The property was knocked
cow. 10 j. i. McheDacher FOX $50 over the ineunl-
h,auoes Mr. Michelbacher refused TO comply
with The terms OF sale and by order or the reieIee
the property put up again, and 500 10 Mat
thew Hagan for $40 over the membranes, max
lag the total o. Sl55i5 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
DRESSSiAkiNG.

A-A.-ARTIsTIc DREssMAKfNG. TN
plrtei fashions. hote. orders inl:Hel IN
"a hours. goods purchased u 4..'Fec' moe.
crate price. Mrs. MELNof. - r.lst
llih-st.. between B.ca.w1y Aas University
Pace
\ rRGssMAKER wishes more "oF. 10
ana .lt % the algse. - = day MISS
THI%HLEE. 20. Eat 1lsi-st.
COCrrRIERE FRANCHISE. 80 Aiyarc d
autumn STYLES. ncw tk.ri. ne" f.rfNrs {.
logan. wori.. exclusive sit.'., moo ite
pr.rt4, short n-tice; remodel ~ ...',,,,.'.y
win stesG's Nh. ANDERSON. JOS "es'
l1t.-a'.
DEESSAfAKING. Competent "s,ssii.A..cg
a'cXs work In private iam!.ieh, D's- ~. =
cE,nces. Address KAtFFLl. l4-' ID
ave. Room .
DRESsMAHEH .~-ENpcr cnccd drcssmn.er.
- increase custom. vel! - o.t .t- 81
Pc. cly Address ". FENlON. loo East
l.jth-st
EXPERIENCED DRES5MAkLR.- Ftist-
c.aaA fitting. a, 81 - per day during du.1
season. ~ pr!Vste famsiiess c.t! 90 eoIn-
Try. persona! references. 2. - Sih-ave.
MADAME n ANToINETTr. 80 West
l.i,h-aI. viii make .all d.-sses AZ mod
crate prices perfect ntt.ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
Summer RE5oris.

z>Ge.-~~e G<4~--A-->- Sc--
WHITE MOUNTAINS. y. ia. -...
August September the most ce.is.Ss' 49, ~,
scr The mountains THIS hcte with ITO eN'cIs'Ve IN
~ove.nents s the most attractive spot IN the no
The table Il nsurpassed The livery tennis eO-'s "a.
ground bowling alley wooded paths ana uyas
rive every chance FOR recreation su1,ss WV" y'ra ~,
Maths Evening dinners No hay ever d''o 'a's ''0'
Vrvy-Ycrk B6stcn aad Portland 70 Hotel, o. ,,,nr
Winter House Address ANDERSEN * rNv
Hotel Ormond. Florida Mt FieAsa"' i''Hse' ~ "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
CIrY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HANDSOME l3-rocrn house, elegantly anG
newly furnished. hrs'-ciass patronage ana
location i1.liag health cause. excellent ep-
poriln.ty Address Box .O5. ial2 way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
STEAMBOATS,.

Hudson R8wouo by Iawlfgh1
LINZ >. lAS.L!. ...
"AEwYoRf.' ALBANY"
Daisy except SuaGays. q,
Leaves BrOOklyn. Fulton 81 (Dy AnneD ) A. ~
New YORK Dcsbrosses 81 Pler...... ..s:iO -
West I'D 81. Fcr. 80
For ALbANr landing At lon~ers We'| rom H Hns
Returning icase Albany so q. u.
CONNEXIONS.
WEST POINT SEWRCkGH and 20 OHkEEPslE.
with d0wa lay Boat.
E.lNEgECk 10y ferry) with Ulster * Del T. H. 'ol
rcaorts q. Catski.s
CATSkILI.. with special trains the c. -kl NJ. H. r.
and Oss E.rNating Eaiway. 80
ALBANY win trains Tor Nia~ar1 Falls and the West;
Boston East. Montreal and The North. and
with special and from SARA TOcA.
The Nrw-Nofk Transfer Company VII call Tor aai
check hagsiFc from, hotels and r-scencot
NOTNING & AFTERNOON 90 sCEETS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
REAL ESTATE TO LET.

brooklyn.
THE HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.-For rent,
two well built stone-froat houses, ii
rooms each Three minutes walk from
Fulton Ferry or the Bridge Five minutes
from W1ll-st. ferry Rents are moderate
Ne.ghborhcod pleasant. Miss A. \ BE-
DELL. ~. IL CTanheTry-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
Antnmn Resorts.

Antnmn Resorts.
WOR@lNlA GlOT SPRINGS
4 DELIGHTFUL
FALL RESORT.
Hotel opea all the year
200 Feet Elevation the Great Warm Springs Valley
On the CfIEsAPEAIiE q OHIO RAILWAY. about mid
way between Washng,on and Cincinnati The greatest
bathing Establishment and wonderful waters IN
America ior the Z rheumatism and nervous
troubles The fl climate O.. the great Virginia mountains
Is nowhere equaed Hotels and cottascs under the man
agennent OF FreI sicrry. address Hot Springs BAN
County Virginia. or apply c. ana o. Offices. 3'o ana
1893 Broadway. and of-1es Pennsy!vana Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

A LARGE atsorfmea, % bags and trunks
eighty snoptO.led. az .. price. Great
variety OF poekelbooka. strap. eic az
lowe prices Ia city. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ. SO 4th-ave.. near Oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.


.--,...---- --->~,-'>>,> --->~->>~0-
Female.
A GOOD PLAIN COOk.--Wldow WIN Ut
ne daught.r. one desiring good home
rather han large salary, healthy and VIII
inc ability. responsibility and reference re-
oulr.t. siZe of family. twenty position pei
rnnncnt. Address HOME, Box i lIlb1-e
Office
WANTED. Girls for fancy goods. Apply
after Tuesday morning, Room .. 10
Eas- l5th-st.
WANTED. Good. thoroughly compe, zen,
girl 70 mind child that walks, sleep
home. reference required. Aberdeen Hotel
broadway and 2lst-st.. Room "a
WANTED. A thoroughly competent nef-
man nurse for child Of five years anie
20 teach rudimcnt5 OF German language
a cd se4uastress: references required
Answer at once. BY mail. Address l. T.
" Milbrook Dutchcss Co., y.
WANTED .--Iadles 70 take work nome .
steady employment. COOL wages no eA-
rsrirnce neccs.ary FRENCH ART CO,
! 2ap broadway Room 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

GARDENER-coOK. BY man and wife;
man Is a practical gardener IN the ssis.
ing 81 plants and flowers also the care OF
horses and cows. has ~ years experience
and Is highly recommended. wife ars,-clsss
cook ana bu,,er-naker Address NJ G.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

GARDENER (scotch). by thoroughly
competent man understands me bssi-
ne.s in all us branches address y.
PARK. care James " Cons'aole. Man''T-
onecA, " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.

A FINE LARGE HOUSE. fully furnished
central location. rooms al. occupied. 70
LEI. or basement ard par.or 20 r'-9Jassb.e
caterer SUMNER. 81 Nassau-st.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-11-11
GO TO Barney's cloak sal

THE Paris Ida. Post says: Arrange
ments are under way for the engage
ment of Professor Emil Maeser, son of
DR.. Karl g. Mseser, of Provo, to take
charge of the church school in Paris.
This will be good news to everybody.
PERSONS in arrearages with THE DIS
PATCH will confer great favor if they
will call and settle.
The DISPATCH needs cash badly. 1t
can also Use some produce. There is
no reason why any of its subscribers
should be owing it. Call and settle.
Go 10 Barney's cloak sale.
A COMPLETE and immediate revo-
luton of transportation methods, in
volving reduction of freight charges
on grain from the west to New York
of from so to go per cent, is what is
predicted in the November Cosmopoli-
tan. The plan proposes using light
and inexpensive corrugated iron CYL
inders, hung on a Slight rail supported
on poles from a cross-arm-the whole
system involving an expense of not
more than 81 500 a mile for construc-
ton. Rolling stock Is equally simple and
comparatively mex pensiYe. Continu-
Gus lines of cylinders, moving with no
interval to speak of, would carry more
grain in day than quadruple track
railway. This would constitute sort
of grain-pIpe line. The Cosmopolitan
also points out the probable abolition
of street cars before the coming horse
less carriage, which can be operated by
boy on asphalt pavement at total
expense for labor, oil, and interest, OF
not more than one dollar day.
Go TO Barney's cloak sale.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-11-11
Two Famons Old Apple rrse..

Tie decayed stump is all that remains
of the famous mother tree, " the Oldest
known specimen of the Rhode Island
Greening. A few rods southwest of the
old limekiln on the northern verge OK
Fruit Hill, on Frederick W. Winsor's
farm, stands younger tree. Mrs. Win
sol s q great grandfather Nehemiah
Smith, planted the mother tree, of which
the other is limb wrenched while load
ed with fruit from the parent stock, dur
ing King George IFS reign, in i748, and
was therefore al years old w n it was
cut down in 18899O, and its life from
the seed must be nearly 100 years
The present tree, the daughter tree. "
so called, is limb CT the mother trunk
and was broken off in the September
gale Of 1916, and which, from an elbow
thrust into the moist, rich soil, took
root and became independent. F. NJ
Perry of Canandaigua, N. Y, a famous
nurseryman and pomoiogist, pronounc.
ed the fruit of these trees the finest Of
the Greenlng family and procured hun,
dreds of scions from the stock to intro
duce into New York and the middle
states. Providence Journal.
The pope is said to have made an awR,
ward and amusing mistake when Mr..
j. G. S. Cox, editor of The Tablet, Lon.
don, was presented to him. Catching
of the words of introduction only the
announcement that his visitor was the
editor of a celebrated English paper.
the pope with q radiant smile, said,
''u Punch. The pope is pardonable if
he doesn t read all the religious papers
'ant to the Vatican. Boston TransoriaG