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The MstNOIisf PHIDIfs

AT Grace NJ. L. Church, tomorrow
morning, Rev. A. w. Lightbourne, of
baltimore, Late of the independent
Methodist Church, will preach In the
evening temperance address Will be
delivered by Miss Mary Willard, of
Chicago, Pesldent of the Women's Ma,
tional Temperance Union.
AT Union NJ. E. Church. Rev. IT l.
Tompkinson, OF Easton, d., will preach
morning and evening.
Ihe appointments for the other NJ eth
odist pulpits are not yet known.
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AL SnlOLc.

Rumors were thick and fast ln El
last week, relative to serious 'h0l'9
ings of the County COmml~lol'
WHAT they amounted 10 is shown oy
flowing from the Cecil y moefa
For davs rumor with her huhS
mouths has been bnsy with lht an
of the County Commissioners, Al .,
issue of bonds, big Deficiency, Fp'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN office ana auu !,
other things, any one Of which, u
would have branded Commissioner
im beetles and their Clerk oil lne
few years as "A swindler, have Oeen
charged and repeated dd haut' 1
Thursday and Friday were Occnp''T
Investigation by the Grand Juiy,
Grand Jury have adjourned ana ,lsl ~
that they have done their "o'A' VUT
ment the Sheriff and recOln'ne'u NJ
discharge of n prisoner or l"O'
this and nothing more.
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SHERIFF SALES.

The property OF Abel j. Rssd
Duck Greek Neck. was sold BY SA|
Dunn on T ursday last No. /,
acres. 10 X X. Robinson, of WiIul
ton, for S325; No.2, $50 acrs. TO 4
q. Bailey, of Smyrna, for Ato.
proprrty at a previous sale sd
So 450, and was "upset' at Coutfui
adequacy Of price. On THURSDAY
the store house OF Edward Holland
Gated near the depoI IN this town,
VI stevenson, for s475, sui jeci 10
dover; also on Tuestay, ihr g'h d
March, 1880, at the lCourty Buidn
lover, the farm belonging 10 A
Davis, situated near Camden, 5 acIa
Gay r. B rbrr, for siljOO; house
l't in Leipsi" belonging to Role
Fowler, to Char les Brown, for SUI
larI belonging To harlts 7. Ra1S
situated in West Dover Hundred
acres, TO Levi II. Miller, for slN'
DOUer Sentinel.
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sUERIFFS SALES

At the Lafayette HG'e'' e., followiI
noon, Sheriff Pyle, sold 'l0
properties: Tolley, in Br
dywine hundred, con'ain,rtI Ior sll
acres, to VIM. W. Iallet' tu'i,,b ", sr'
Three story house on on Isaac I' WOd
near Monroe, owneu " rso fOraY
row, to Joshua Marls' LSl'
subject to mortgage. bOu,s
Two and half story yIn irallls lss,reesl,
the the north side OF fm'n Lnrd. osped
tween Poplar aud iolnOGI Ioslus NT
Theodore L. Purnell, 10 ,ootgage.
ESQ, for 500 subject 10 Osoulheasl l con-
lot 1880 feet at the sG,,'n S.,,."n s'rse
of Fourteenth and n5eils' yeIsF F, SD
son, for 500.
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Port Mems

me schooner Menawa, Captain Fair
child, Of New York, a.liVed Today with
20 600 feet of yellow pine lumber from
wilmington, N. c., for A. M. Quinby
IL Co., of tins city.
masonry a ReiViOus Symbol.
+. Payson Walton, will lecture in the
Clly Hall 10 morrow evening on Masonry
as explained by Smaul Swedenbors
lhere Will be no charge for admission,
Sale of House
Charles Sherbourne has sold his
house No. POI West Ninth street, 70
Herbert X. Watson, for about $1,000.
CLAYTON House Arrivals.
J., Jay Villers, New York,
y i. Atwo d, New York.
Y. NJ. Gossln, Philada.
James Meely, Lebanon, N. Y.
James ii. 3 Ills, FIeuerick, N. b,
iohn Ponder. city.
". q. Savage, Buffalo, N.
A. GoItschalk, New Bedford, Mass.
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ObifUdPU.

William f. Heisler a highly ls'ISt \
ed gentleman living at NeWalA aun,G 4
at his residence this morningaO0u''
o'clock. h,uI
Mr.. Heisler was formerly pau
and broker in Baltimore, anu wa.
known in this city where lie O"D''
siderable real estate. ,h
He will be greatly missed of a., ~
number of f'acquaintanees alla ram, ami
that will long cherish a K'ilu n.ast ,.
brance. He was strictly hoI''i \
upright in ali his dealings ,'"od a"% nei 4
and indulgent parent ana SOOO '
Dor.
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DROPOSALS.

ID PROPOSALS.
l. The Building Committee OF the Trus-
tees OF the Poor Tor New Castle County
VIII receive proposals for erecting an Ex-
tension to the Main Building OF the In
sane DE artment at the Aims House. mn
10 The 3Oth day of March. 1850, at II M.
The drawings and specifications NAV he
seen az Springer, Morley 4 Causes. Third
ana orange streets, till march 10Th. 1880
AT ~ IN. 'N' A0oo'
All iro posals Will be addressed TO the
chairman ofthe Building Committee and
endorsed Proposals for erecting an ex
tension 70 the Insane Department.
fhch bidder must state how much time
ne requires in which TO complete The
bui ding. INV
! Ject any or all bids
G. HILL BRINTON,
hlarl3to~ih Chairman of Committee
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nui,e u Success.

The Panoramic exhibitions aw o. Il
Templin & Sons at the IT.,mot NEW strss m
church, Seventh and Walnn. Nanass. VIII Vii
has drawn crowded houo' esod 4
have gone away highly P,easapt. PEE sntrrt,
ment, and as they are give" so " ofth
congregation in the purcl,nSGs nnGs itssIi
church property, it co%9enSSil 20 s9 enS 70 Sc csn
all. The admission is 20 ''u
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Good News for the Doos.

Unregistered dogs that roam the streets
VIII he glad that their arch-enemy, dog
catcher Hunt, is in close confinement
at the police station. He got drunk,
neglected his imprisoned CANNES, and
Then came to the station where lie was so
impudent TO the chief of Police that the
later had him locked up. For a DAY
or Two unregistered dogs can roam the
streets in peace.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-Day.
Clearing osatksr, aorthwsstsrly
pinds, rising barometer.

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Money
remained pretty easy, the top rate being
6per cent for call loans upon good
stock collateral. The stock market was
less active but strong, and many securi-
ties made decided advances. Govern
ments were dull and steady, as also were
State securities. Railroad bonds were
fairly active and buoyant. Foreign ex..
change was unchanged.
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Townsend, March 10Th. 1885,
PEACH PRODIGY.

Another astounding wonder /,
some peach yard in Washington. \
ed the Levy Peach, yellow clipr. /
favors a Florida orange and riDeDs
last of October, and will keen N
until in December. Peach aul
please hold your breath unil IuDI
what it is; it is simply the Old N
cling, that ripens the last Of Dad
If the frost does not strike it too M
If it does, it will never color un
remain a dirty green color, and i |
not keep sound until December. T|
is mere stuff. | presume most all
Delaware nursery men have the pa
| have had it for 30 years. I'd
peach sensations have played out \
bona fde peach growers.
SAMUEL TowSsEyI
Townsend, March Goth, 1850.
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Latest Gable NetCs.
LONDON, March 20. !

LONDON, March 20, 1880.
Field Marshal Fuad Pacha is on trial
at Constantinople before a special tri.
bunal, charged with conspiracy against
the Sultan.
The Paris Prefect Of Police has issued
a circular to the Commissioners of P0-
lice instructing them to furnish him
with detailed report respecting all the
religious communities In Paris and the
provinces.
A despatch from Berlin 10 fbe Pail
Mall Gazette says ;-"In consequences Of
the Pope's friendly attitude it is proba-
Bile that direct diplomatic relations be-
tween Germany and the Vatican will
shortly be resumed"
Good Nescs TOR Wall Street.
WASHINGTON. March 19.-It is ex-
pected that Secretary Sherman will
authorize the purchase of S4, 4,O00, 600 in
bonds on Wednesday next, instead OF
1900 900, as heretofore.
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RAGLhOA sIs.
DHILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON n
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10TH 1879

NOVEMBER 10TH 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows /:
Tor
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
40, e.lO, 1880 IA. III. 2.3D. 400. 7U0, 9.I6 y.
n.
Philadelphia (Express) o.OO, 9.38, 1902 a.
m.
Phila and New York 2.2l, 100. 1902 a. M,
i2.l3 l2.S9. $40 p. IN.
baltimore and intermediate Stations,
S.35 a. IN.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.0S p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2O3,
S.35 n. IN. 1882, l.0J, SIS, p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave Tor
New Castle go, B.l5, a. M; Ito, 800, $50
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations,
9.l5 u. IN. l.l0, $40 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.l5
M; LILO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
$40 a. m. 800, $50, 946 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 200 a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, I2.5l, 2.l0
a. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. H. +. RENNEY,
SuDerintendenf
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orrcE.-Notise ,,ns !. nsrspyIi q yIis siS'Isss s5s
IN the annual meeatin mea,1atian for lhs hss,iSp 40
wine Hundred os Assoo."d and aid
cry of Stoien Horss Hnid a, the holelip Iss, d
Thieves, will he hela aav ~ March ., 9N,
O'Clock p. m. se''
febl2 wit.
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or game person AT H1''

-, NO. 3I9 Broadway, New York.
Al our ITand Extraordinary Drawings
ment OF Generals q. T. Beauregard and
N. B-Ihis Company has NO A GENTS
m WeHRIIJSH POSSESSIONS and al
persons pretending 10 be so and soneifino NJ
dcrs by circulars or othe-tOise are SWJND-
LERS marIu ota u,IySn
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The Insanity Statistics.

WAsHINGToN, March 19.-Pliney
Narle, of Massachusetts, the dis
tinguished authority on insanity, had
an interview with General Walker to-
day on this branch of the statistics of
the census. He showed that by ex-
tending the scope of statistical in
formation, medical science, in the
treatment of insanity, might be ma
terially aided. General Walker has
requested him to submit his views on
this and other subjects, that he may
avail himself of his suggestions.
REVENUE AND CUSTOMS.
WASHINGTON, Marcn 19.-The re,
ceipts from internal revenue to-day
were $301, 296 90, aud from customs,
$541 ,94S SO.
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Molly Magutres in the West,
NEGRO MINOR SHOT BY CONCEALED
AssAssINs-MoRK TROuRLE FEAREn

NEGRO MINOR SHOT BY CONCEALED
AssA-sINs-MoRE TROUBLE FEARED.
ROCK ISLAND, Ills, March ia
| colored miner of Taylor Williams SHAFT
at Rapids City, was the first victim 10
the Mollie Mcguire threats against the
negro miners imported to takethe places
OF the strikers here. He was shot
through the heart by some one conceal
ed In coal shed within few feet of
him. James Berry and s. Baker were
arrested, and on examination remanded
to jail to await the result of the Coro-
ner's inquest. VIM. Miller, an old miner,
who declared his Intention of going TO
work. was warned by circular that II he
Iid he would be dead man within three
days. More trouble IL feared.
A Great Discovery by n Great Man
This, primarily, is what Warmers Safe
Nervine is. The great man Is one Of the
most famous living physicians. He found
harmless remedy for all kinds OF pains
others improved 1t, and the final result IL,
theSa1e Ne1vine manufactured now only
by ii. IL. Warner d Co.
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Wilmington Markets.
MONDAY, March Is. SPIN.

BEEF CATTLE we're in good demand and
prices were fiTmer 2443 head arrived
aud sold at the different yards at 3h and
bl4c. per pound, as to quality.
SHEEP were active and higher. o500
head soid at the differept yards, at 5k and
74c. per lb:, Lambs were also higher.
sales at 6a734c. per II.
Hoes were in demand, and prices were
1900 head sold at the different yards at 81
"A &c. per b. as to condition.
Cows were dull. $50 head sold al Si5a
$40 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
SHEEP.--Ex ira, 100 to l3O lbs, 6sSa7c.
good, % TO 100 lbs, 63sa614c.; fair, ~ to IS
lbs, tAa6c Good Lambs, 6s4a7c. COM
mon lambs, 55+a6c. Calves, 6La7c. Sup
ply Light ana prices advanced. Market
brisk. Arrivals 1000 head.
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+ osTER's IEAl FOSTERS TEA II

fame is all over Europe. Opened Tor The
nrst Time IN Wilmington at 1909 Marx et
street and 1913 East Sixth street, at 50 cts.
w ctsi' 70 cts, and sl per ID. This tea is
=, We are all the one that sells Diamond
nonr AZ $50 per barrel. Ne other parties
nave II. We take all the mill makes OF A.
FOR me low price of $3.50, or 81 cts. a ID. IL
- ilonr makes bread az white as snow
NplX de Colo for pies and puddings is de,
llcious. Try II. Put up In tin cans. 81
Gus, per can. One can viii make pies and
puuuIhgs ior an ordinary family for six
hohIhs' I. NJ. WIER,
lO3 East Sixth street.
mhrIb- ~. 1903 Market street.
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Letter from sam,,.,

Mr.. EDIroR;-Inyo Won.
GAzETTe See an 'Usi ~, lat NebI
app appears to me he should s.sya sS,snaa = al
nn,.'. leiiow makes a lying, slauSl4 is,'gi "a
aginst me, concerning tbe tbauuelog ,sa, d,
canal canal , He says that 'Iy two 'oa'Isdd ss
when l supposed it womb I%O :. ye's /,
farms, on the NoxenloS"u 90 soN.
s,!a,. :, ana that now that it is 'va,s, to e NJ
Sasalrass !, II, and Blackbird roU,Is no. y
It. This is a plain,.nnvalrpnu!'I, lpu'I, M
man, woman or child ever ,''htsne1lA ha.s
I was In favor # shin y csn'n "eaid d. |
a anywhere from New W c,,,'. ,.,s r'Air
Cha les. Every Le.islaI"r". G1,.'s s,l', = /
mst'er was before know ! o Slld I
all leading men in DeIar,oop oppott
readers !. oi newspapers knox s'I az nd
lbs Tpl
No route has vet hoon /
although a few cartCuIls nt ag,eedi
dug in Ferguson's Branch =, a.O ult +, y
bird 8 or A years ago, and ''1sl nl,li u
nor the Baltimore 4 Ohio IsIi'r' psI
wiil ever make 1t, and the poya.an r.'l'
\
| ieei sure have too much cSS'S,aa' s.aa'
ever make it, and, provided y' R'iis Sss
mad the money, her business Da'.s nss !
too much sense to adopt ,Ls Sen Ss
and Blackbird route for sea- ca ,oisN Sss''l
s is, The order of the day nY~s ".
Declines, as short and strai.b, wv =
lance as possible, from Bailim,',. .
the Delaware Capes. | I,,l0l' Iava !
said and now say that the s S,,,. Y
and Appoquinimink route in OSi'a az \
a ~ feet canal between Baltimo,s'''
Philadelphia would have been '
better route than the present N
peake and Delaware route. AMI A.
II another canal of 10 feet navi,,
is needed between the cities ~, y,
but no ship canal of 25 feet dent
navigable water will ever he mlS
my opinion, for the next th0n,
years or more. Now, conesDn
"a" of Blackbird, let your ia /,
about me and the canal be The h'
SAMUEL TowSsEy
Townsend, March o0tb 1sS0
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HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR,

IS" Prizes, amounting to. Silt. 400
hesPohslnle corresponding agents want
sation Will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address. for
further Information or send orders by ex-
press, or In Registered Letter or Money
order by mail, addressed only TO
M. a. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
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the city market.

The following were the ruiing prices II
market this morning:
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THE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NO.
TlCE THAT the Order of the Post
Master General again st the Mails of
the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany is REsCINDED. Registered
Letters and Money Orders can be
sent through the mails as formerly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
MiN WI =, 4 EOkrUNE THIRD GRAND DIS
IhlBUTlON, CLASS q. AT NEW OR
LEANS. TUESDAY. APRIL 18th, ls3O-
10Th Monthly Drawing.
LHGlSIhNA STATE Lottery co.
This institution was regularly incor-
porated by the Legislature OF the State for
I'd dIcational and Charitable purposes. in
| lS6S, for the term OF Twenty i've
Years, to which contract the invioIable
thith OF the State is p edged, which pledge
| has been renewed by an Overwhelming
| ? 'pular vote, securing It's franchise in the
| new constitution adopted December I'd,
| A; d., 1879, with a capital OF 81, 900, 900. TO
| which IL has since added a reserve fund OF
| iSJO0OO.
Its Grand Single Number Distri-
DutiOn Will take place monthly, on the
second Tuesday.
IL neuer scdies or poapones.
| Look at the following distribution;
,.o NM. CAPITAL PRIZE; s50,OOO.
iOO,OOO TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
Il
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We are offering at 68, S7A and 81
las well as the better grades, beau
tiful goods, which will be pronounced
decidedly cheap, by every person, at
all familiar with these goods.
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We hold a very large stock Of these
goods, and are at present offering
spleudid value fabrics of superior
merit and at very low prices. Cash
customers for these goods should ex-
anime our stock before purchasing.
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The O K.

a day or two age the receipt of two
car loads OF high grade ore, from the
o K Nine, il Wool River country,
was recorded. On Saturday the
assays were completed. and they
make an exceptionally fine showing
The first ca load shows I73 ounces
ii silver and a per cent. lead; the
second, which is Of a still higher
grade, shows 178 ounces in silver and
70 per cent. lead. Mr.. W. Mcqueen
is the lucky owner of one half this
very valuable property. having Sc
cured a half-in,erest in it by the pay
ment of $1,000. The o Z Mine ia
located in Elk Mountain, WcoI
River. twslge miles from Bellevue
L il being steadily developed, and
promises to make its owners bonanza
kings.
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Orchestral Concert.

The advertisement of the Carelee.
orchestral concert appears this morn
ing, end announces that Toe enter
tsinment will take place on Monday
evening week, November 29;n. As
before remarked, the combination
has maintained steady practice al
summer, and with the addition OF
new instruments and an increase in
the number OF performers, it has at
tanned greater perfection. all our
citizens know what excellence char
acteriZed the entertainments OF the
orchestra IN the series OF concerts il
gave last season. Now even greater
pleasure may be anticipated. As can
be seen, the selections are all new,
With one piece OF the composition oil
Prof. Careless himself, which is GER
tain to be attractive. The programme
Is also nicely arranged. the whole
tending to avoid any possible monot-
ony, the solos being interpreted with
the concerted pieces. Only two vocal
pieces will be given, by Mrs. jos. |
Siegel and Mr.. r. Gorlinski, beth of
whom are well known. The pro
gramme ia as follows: Overture,
Crown Diamonds" Orcheetra; song,
Man the Life Boat" Mr.. r. Cor
inski; piccelo solo, "Wren Polka"
hr. Geo. Hedger; selection. "Bohe.
MAN Girl" Orchestra; cernet solo,
Silver Stream Polks," Mr.. Mark
Jroxall gslop, [" Oiminuendo
jomique. Orchestra Waltz,
'Breezes de'Nui'," Orchestra; piano
olo, ola Cascade" Mr.. ]. ].
laynes; either solo, "Alpine Songs.
Hiss A. Gierisch; selection, "Rigo-
etc." Orchestra; aria, "Csro Nome"
Mrs. Jos. Siegel; finale.
Cuckoo Polka" Orchestra.
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Coal
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 20, 80.

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 20. 80.
Editors Herald:
The HERALD, this morning, says
Mr.. Gould mas l 600 orders on hand
for coal. We may reckon these in
total at 1000 tons They may be
more. they can hardly be less. To
them We may add 1000 tons more,
which people are ready to fetch with
their Own teams. This makes CD
immediate demand for 1000 tons to-
day, and q long and sharp winter just
beginning. Considering all this, the
advice is good for the teams to be got
in readiness TO haul coal from the
Park, to exc out the scanty supply.
1t would be much better to have
common light tramway from the
Park, the cars to be drawn up and
down by animals, than not to have
any railroad at all for the Weber coal.
If the Utah Eastern had rails and ties
laid down temporarily, without seri-
Ous grading. to this side of the Sum-
nit, horses could draw the cars up,
and the freishting OF the coal thence
to this city by wagon or sleigh would
be easy down hill work. +.
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Remarkable Fossil.

We have received from the Museum
a very interesting photograph Ct the
remarkable fossil, noticed in cur COL
umus some time ago as having sr-
rived from Msnsi, Sanpete County,
where it vas found IN the quarry
iTom which rock is being taken to
build the temple in that city. The
curator OF the Museum has named
this fossil as q Uranium of sau-
rian." 1t is the upper part of the
head, embedded in the country rock,
chalk.like mari, Astounding in fos
sill fish, turtles and other organic
forms. la the photograph the teeth
OF the ssurl2u are seen to be of the
carnivorous type. The part OF the
head which ie exposed, by removal OF
the rock, is shaped like that OF croc-
ociie. 10 enable q comparison to be !
made as to the size, one OF the mod |
eTn ssurians nov found in southern
Utah has been placed in front. This
is curious creature. 1t ia locally
called The mountain alligator" and
Is known among scientists as the
heloderma suspicious Cope. This
animal is we'll known in tais city,
where it has frequently been exhib.
tied. and it is about tWenty-three
inches long. IN state of captivity it
lives upon eggs, lie natural diet being
insects OF various kinds. The ancient
fossil ssurian wss probably ten or
twelve feet in length, and.
should any of the bones of
the animal be found, it may
be possible to determine it's habits. 4:
An eminent scientist, to whom
photograph was sent by the curator
)f the Museum, says: ''I think you |
nave prize which will be of very
great scientific interest" The visi-
ora to the Museum, as G general
hing, are of the opinion that it is
part Of the remains of a crocodile. 1t
appears that discoveries are being
made of many large scales Of fish and
'ther organic remains on the site of
he place where the FOSSIL saurisn was
ound. Mr. Joseph ]. Taylor intends
o send them up for examination at
IN early day, when more may be said
'bout the great Msnti fossil.
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New Music Book.

We have received from Mr.. David
O. Calder tls "Cnildrsn's Hour OF
Pleasure" containing Franz Abt's
sixteen songs foE children, and fifteen
melodies OF C,aT;bel and Arthur Sui
Ivan, arranged for the piano or cabi-
net organ in simple style, so as to
come within the powers OF the young
est player. This book will doubtless
have a large sale in this community
aud be the means Of giving pleasure
and instruction 70 young singers end
performers. Il Is printed from new
plates. fall music size. The price /.
o1ly 70 cents.
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Sunday Evening Lectures.

The first Of series of Sunday Even
ing Lectures, on THE Characters OF
the Bible" will be given at 7.3O
this evening, November 21st) in the
Presbyterian Church. by the pastor,
R. 6. McNiece. Not only young men
and women, but all who do not at
tend any of the other Christian
churches, and who are interested il
gaining a better knowledge of the
grsndest book in the world, are most
cordially invited to attend. NO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-21
DIED.

W1LsoN.-In this city. on Thursday,
November is, 1850, Mabel Elizabeth,
third surviving daughter of W. d. and
Elizabeth T Wilson, and granddaughter
of the late Judge w. II. Wilson, OF
Simcoa, County Of Norfolk, Canada,
aged years, II months and p days.
"Of such is the kingdom of heaven"
Funeral services st st. Marks Cathe-
dral, at l o'clock, on Sunday, Dist. All
her playmates and friends Of the family
gre invited to attend.