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pored is not equally as good if not better, than
that already developed. The property can be
ed development aud facilities, combined with sys-
tcmatic work and economy ] believe will return
very large dlvi1ends.n Tho acting superintendent
tergraphcd October 8: Large bodies of frst-class
ore in three drifts leading south. Air shaft nearly
through. Forty -doilar slate being taken from
north side under which are indications of larLc
body of irst-caSs ore Mill running slate giving
pulp assays $40 to 1903" He estimates that the
ddlnpq contain 1000 tons, which will ray an ay-
era ,,p uro6t NJ So ucr ton
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g,ptcUUlN.- rr q Hr.t-rla-, steady young
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ior cam FURNISH .ood r.'rurort Address fNILh An
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"'' ~. " ''''~ i'' ,' '' a. .t ..r,r.,,,
from, r5 r..t,mr,sy Address r. g.. l'- '''rn"r n.y.
yANIVOE or MATCHMAKER u mao OF
y - vi" '' ~, 'f. w.. of n, ~. DID,. t..t-.
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= I,r.p t.,p.rlp E,..,l.,.,,.ut destined hy
w VA M |I'' ''' ~ ''' - ,,,,.t. :,
wholesale house and can FURNISH lci,uueg. OF th"
ham 90
sI-..t,>,,rt t,I IrirIpp mr. LIGHT
"a 'orrEu r.o young color rnng. 'o. 'i ~. ,.,..t
uHN ny mont 'rI rance. '- h''''' - '"' W. ,fi.'.
tor. Al i"l.t"u''t 40 q" 'hA'"t'' """'5' 49, ''''
N'Nl''7 . H'N ~ ! mum ''''''
ibVHl Lilly l"uns man NI2) aS pT', uot
ID "H'''"hr h"'''' i,",.. ~ w., 10 II 80 ., n
WIAN" "'i' Address ''''' ''''.'' awe ' .7
Eh,.ILp ,.. H., , r,Ii,I,Ir man "a porter.
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Gituntiors tDnnteo--females

EOOK.-By a North OF Irola ri Protestant
Y ycurg woman who il excellent family COOK; max IS
a., @ EE ' Il VT ' it ad ,S cora "
Co0N.-Bv \ Protestant woman city or
X un;'y Willing TO assist 10 washing and ironing good
reference can o. Is,,L 34i Wet 2lstst -
EDOK.-Ey a respectable competent woman,
r'tr '' laE nTo,i ana biscuit 6lcr wiling aud
o'ieng esl.lat references CAL address 2i3 East
2stl-st, bet. "a and a.ayc.
CooG-Py respectable yogaag T., woman , AM in ioa
I'"' 20" il' 'ddyrr city, no cards.
COoK.-By Swedish Protestant Young wo-
pan a. .r''c2-, cook roast ana pro" mc' Nuns I
80, ooi@g GOOD references; city country Can at 292
COOK By a thoroughly experienced compc-
\, tom for4pJ prutnan' either city country; nm Nctp
t%mll r,'r nee Cadat 7lt Sha7@ in the FL HNii OlE
, ngn, soup? pastries 9'rmts ca"' r,; i2g Y 2r
o 81 Hiu OF I3 3Gr ay i;''y AZ ''' '''' 70 ''
GOOK, WASH. lRON.-By German help; Tor
3,inni 81 Nv! ,a =, 40 ' re Nv I5tit
COOK. WASH IRON. &c.--By respectable
c' or.'u.fv. .,.I,.r references No.o,l East 3ists.
G0pN, WASH. IRON. &c.-By two Young
n,-.. f.E ea...... b.l Gig difference, cllas, 80
g'rtGNHCpgr.-An fnc1rau lady of re-
- .f l.. ,..r OBJ. boarding house Al.
ITO. .UpuR-by 400 American lady Of
j &. . ,,, n,'.. +. l'l f.. ''"''y or
EnJ-.NurEE in ho'cl.--By "n active,
.a..: ..... BE-, BE, -....a. c'I or address laS
Hpr~L#DEN.-ry q net ,Amoicgn Prot
g p,-,, r,,.r.a.., rs o,,aua..y. ea Gr.noi,n.ayc.
Hol>EWo@E.-By a ne"., Hdv, INTELLIGENT
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Collector Of Assessments and clerk Of Arrears

NOTICE.-PrOpOSilS for building new
y wooden pier at tie foot Of We, 2lsst r., VAL be re-
e Iy tIr Department Of Docks, ia and 10 Duane
uu wednesday October 10, 1851 nj l2ococK m. For ull
Information tho lily Record Copies Tor sale a No. =.
city llIL
NOrICE.-PropoSalS for repairing and eX-
~ rcohnr pier at West 9Gthi; r. win be r,c,i'ed by
mo D,p. OF Uugk IL, and I' Duane st, until we'd
ura. tureI 49, l-sl, at O'Clock For full WiorWu
lion srt tho ,iy Record Copies for sale at 40 cry lt4
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90 luhgm il nun Gontern.

ReE. AUGUST BRANkMANN, from Clcye-
Va iond ONO missing from the Albany hoa last fr,
,a, u.ght doubt Lps fallen into Tie tNc Any person
trusurg information OF him win receive rrwa OF SO
Telegraph tho superintendent vi Police, Now OK CITY
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ltllrllnG.

4 PTUUR +. WENDT, MiuiDg Engineer, Of
~ OF this city leaves pmb tone, Arizona, this week
Professional eurag ments be made by applying 10 C. t.
WIZ DIT, 81 Waist
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Gliualon5 iUanlc0--f females.

PRDIESIAN SEItN An - ~ hI'Np'
All .iui.uf ,lII Compel Ii i"uh" tUr'th g. ''' NV
auH otrrru,ofu nr, ior CITY "rop3lrt a,'' ~
ro'ori ,rrytuI4 the large, OliHflt1H'ir fl'' ~
rANTIIDME BUREAU. lj5 "th-tyN, l"nfih h'i" '''''
lulh--t
RMAlD.-COmpctcnt Young woman
"a. .hambtrmad staustgrri, RON Sprururl .,"l
C,p furnish Scs N0rh reference. Address MNEi De- ~"
uur ptov.n Office, .@]S ifoAhway.
NUAMRERWORK.- a colorcd grl; REFER
\ ,ncr. Nddrss, L.. b., 81 Wost i-d.at, rear
/,tI,,tuEpI and WAITEESS.-By Il
r,-rettabe Nr-I rlri 'hami .utl H.u "I''''''
hest citF reference lO1 Fast 9th ST. n'it ith-''''
NUAMBERMND WAITRE~S.-By tW" re-
n.tli- ,a!urcd sirl.. wish places together "" ~
ct.i riIId auI ,.it,.- The other HN cook OF 'ul".''
.23 V,J 2Ithtt, third h""t mont
IUiMBEEMAID and WAL kE>0'-iy ~, y
,ir, r,,. l. Ilol, Irltc.tluf EIl. Win H,.t '.lJ
reference, rdy .or.c 4, cpuI's, I-o "'.'' i,r Wv In
,lf.lu! about SILVER AL g.ta, 90 NY, ''i .l' ''f ~
hi her wu.A. Can go ~ Gtnayr. over shoe store
NUNMBERWORK, iiOt$ENOE., VA l.
NIS,3or NUtStS .ec-By An'r' 90 '"I -, =
To- c3uuLry, moirrtts wages Al lio L'-pl iT
lANIlOAi " Is v rtEAC, IJ5 J-I-Lv'-. dJJ'' A'"A''~
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Lt0O IlN iJlJIVIIW |UI IV'V W. - . -
A + q, 900 PER ACRE, we will sell two
~ a,f. Land GrpJAl iNp limos horace Of mn Ut,
immediate vicinity paved AMI covered streets ~ LNN"
a WHITING. ~ NI-.lu-L'
TE'O LET.-.i--tury high stoop, brown stone,
1 ran CarIton ave- tear Prospect Park RUTLAND ~
MIIIIING, III Nd,,tusL
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REAL ESTATE.


Nrw-YoeK. 'ay. oa5. II. 1891.
The following sales were held at the EXctaH se
SnIc-rnmn tn-dnN:
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Couu.rn propcrln uUlnlcN.

WANTED to LENiE.-Fam Ilthn a nun,
ca ,,ufug l,I1uc, by HTt mortgage ouroal estate" J. ~
Ia.. .. -,1. Sew Ioia.
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DED STAR LINE.
IL lf.fed States 10 ROYAL Belgian " 90 imort
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP
The splendid nI7i-ca-- lul poNri'h steamer =,
IEELA y q. sal uid't ',, !" W.
saloons. rratero1rus SMOKING and bathrooms amdsMps
Second cabin accommodation uncHccll-L
StatcrOOm4 aii ON main dcrk.
No horses. oattt", sheep or pigs ciitl'L
second cabin so prepaid 800, excursion. $50
PEffR WEIGiT x SONS GEM hgr. 30 Efond"ay Ny
ROTTERDAM LINE.
IL -ic,nrr, l'iye WATaOE5 STORES, Brooklyn. 90
=, '''''''. "Wednesday, NON.
lei Ca5in fCo-150 % Cabin 40 slegage 20 steer ,
agc Rotterdam prepaid ~; II CAIN - Hc NS'
~ sOnth Winamst Ft1 son, EDYE g 60, y south WI
nau-st Freight hgts LW. NORRIS, 80 Ioad"'y' "'f:A
WHITE STAR LINE. ........,..,,.,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL SIEAMElI'
FOR QUEENSTOWS AID LINLlpODl@
NOTICE The steamers Of ms line take m" Lane route
recommended by Lcutenant Maury, u. s. W On bOIh mo
ADKIATIC capt Jcnn THURSDAY oct J, a m
GEKMANIt, capt Kennedy Saturday, OCT - o. iI
HEPr BL1C Capt irylng...- huf~lay OCT - = q. i
From TUE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
' lGrUST
These steamers unfomin shc anl uh'npa''cl IN an
,ointments The saloons ~aterpOms smoking and iilti
rooms are placed lnii-p7. where Inc noise AMI mnlipu r'
least ielt anorlmga degree Of comfort he' nnatnnih'
." tTE.-~aIoon $50 AMI 500 Return ticket 81 favor.
a,c terms storage from the Ola Country so from New
YORK - ,,,era c,rrv neither cattle Sheep, norri;I
of AMI other lhioi tIpl A'rlf ~ ti1
Company "'1'e'' NJ" 81 h''''' nj cGHris, Agent
T. l. HARrLETr & CO., Agents. Boston;
hARKITT q CATrELL- Agents. fullaaeipH@
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Subscribers 81 last season wishing torctain i"r former
seats can secure the up, office Of ~tenvr ii nom
Monday october D., saturday, October e. Inclusive
, genera. lion seats "l-. '.'I --0i-
Gay. t,tDHtr e..
Pie. OF -I,. ,EiHf..u f'f -N IuI f f'.'a' ''' .-f
Il.,u o subs. IiHiIou fey FIX tIIt. IT'S
Alcummuu,aluuS should Do. addressed AAui" N W
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FoFeign.

Marseilles, 26.-Gambetta. in srder
TO increase his influence in the soutk
OF Franee,will publish here Through
friends, IN January next, an import
beau.
farls, 26.-In the Chamber of Dep
utles, to-day, Brisson read a decree
Withdrawing the bill relative to the
inspection Of imported sailed meats.
a treaty of commerce between
France and the Netherlands baT
been signed.
Prince Mirat was badly wounded
IN duel with Baron Voux, whoa
he challenged for an article pub
llshed In the T'ribouZe.
Newspapers here publish a teIe-
gram from Scutari, stating that hos
tllltleS had commenced between the
Austrlans and Krivoscians. who ia
fuse to allow the Austrian militarT
to enter. The KriYosciaRs have ia
ken three small forts, making pri-
soners Of the garrisons.
Vienna, Set is expected in pol
ltlcal circles that Count Kalnoy will
before his departure from st. Peters
burg, arrange a meeting between
the Emperor Francis Joseph and
the Gar.
Berlin, 26.-The emperor has re-
Sumed the transaction of official
business.
The admiralty is arranging plaEss
by which the German Transatlantic
steamers could be transferred into
cruisers in case of necessity.
st. Petersburg, 26.-The youth
who made the attempt upon the life
OF General Tcherevine, is a Pole
man, who was waiting for a youth
outside, whom the ministry also ar
rested. He is known to be a thief
but denies any knowledge as to hiE
companions intentions.
A decree has been issued author.
izing the issue of 100000 roubles il
silver.
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sPE cIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
A BARE CHANCE TO BUY FUR
NITURE.

On account of a change of resi-
dence the Household Effects Of E,
H. Parsons, on Second East Street,
below South Temple Street, east
side, will be sold On Wednesday,
November SOth, at 1880 am. In
the assortment will be found Car
pets, Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Fine Black Walnut Set, Marble top
Book Case, Wardrobe, Sofas, Easy,
Chairs, Dining Room and Kitchen
Chairs, Baby Buggy, nearly new,
Piano, Sewing Machine, Pictures,
Books and everything found in a
family outfit. Come one and all,
Sale positive and without reserve,
Come early and save good bargain
j. K. TRUMBo,
Auctioneer.
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Domestic,

Concord, n. H., 26.-The superin-
tendent Of the New Hampshire
asylum for the insane, has been
summoned in the Guitteau trial.
Washington, 26. = Congressman
Page was, to-day, notified by tele-
gram from the president of the
California Vine Culture Society,
that he had been appointed dele
gate to represent the vine interests
of the Pacific Coast at the tariff
convention, to be held in New York
on the 10Th and seth inst. He has
accepted the appointment and will
60 to New York tomorrow night.
Boston, 26.-Several additional
experts on the subjects Of insanity,
summoned in defense of Guitteau,
have arrived at Washington to-
night.
Chicago, 26.-Samuel Hoard. one
of the settlers of Chicago, died last
night. He was postmaster in
Chicago during Lineoln's admins
tration.
Waterbury, Va, 6.-Ezekiel Smith
and wife, aged 30, died at the same
moment at Huntington, to-day.
1t is suspected they were poisoned.
Washington, 26.-Geo. F. Brott
appeared in the criminal court, to-
day, and gave his personal recOg-
nizance in $1,000 to appear when
wanted in the case of ex-Deputy
Auditor Lilley.
The resignation of Assistant Uni
ted States Treasurer Hillhouse has
been received at the treasury depart
ment. 1t is understood the Office has
been rendered to a gentleman Of
high standing in commercial circles
in New York city.
Chicago, 26.-The prisoner, Galus,
confessed his guilt in the most nom
chalant way. He said the old man
(Housler, his Victim,) had applied a
vile epithet to him on the night of
the murder, because he asked Hous-
Ter for a loan. HouSler finally teld
him where the money was, which
he had received from the sale of his
cow 1929, and then the prisoner
seized an axe and struck him four
or FIVE times ON the head, then took
the murdered mans money and left.
Since then he has been wandering
in an imbecile way from saloon to
saloon in Chicago. TIE prisoner
was sent to Evanston. The entire
sum of money was found in his
b0st.
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IRISHIsMS.

Dublin, 26.-The FTeenlGn'S Jour
nal states that Egan, Treasurer
of the Land League. has issued a
circular to all Partisan journals
stating that, las England persis-
tently misrepresents the cause of
Ireland, he will forward to them,
from time to time, faithful extracts
from Irish papers. O'Donohan,
recently editor of the United
Ireland, will take charge Of this
Irish news agency.
London, 26 Lord Harrington.
secretary of state for India, address
ing his constituents at Blackburn
tonight, defended the conduct Of
the liberal government In securing
a fulflment of the Berlin treaty.
Turkey. he said, must faithfully OBJ
serve the stipulations of the Berlin
treaty. Referring to Ireland, he said
the question raised there was one Of
the utmost anxiety, and calculated
to inspire the greatest disappOint-
ment and dissatisfaction, both as re-
CARDS the rights of property and the
preservation of order. Despite the
severe coercive measures taken, out
RACES are still rife, and it is impossi-
BILE to exercise the rights of prop
erty, except at great personal risk,
The cases hitherto decided by the
land commission were precisely
those contemplated by the land act,
but the decisions were subject to
revision, and when the ordinary
Irish estates came before the court,
a general reduction of rents viii
probably be made.
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Ginning ChiIi-sta1e Affairs.

New York, ga Commercials
Washington special says: A high
Official, who knows whereof he
speaks, says the United States gov
eminent will enter q remonstranee
against the policy pursued by Chill
toward Peru, and intimates in the
strongest terms that the govern
ment cannot look on quietly, and see
the Peruvian governments diYestAS
OF all its power as nation, and that
the time has come for Chill to cease
its policy Of humiliating Peru and
forcing her into a position FROM
which she cannot recover. It is be
lieVed the opinion will also be ex-
pressed that our government regards
the terms exacted Of Peru as botS
oppressive and unjust, and conf
IDENTIFY expects some moderation in
the policy now pursued by Chill to
wards her conquered foe. In re-
gard to the action of Ministers Xii
patrick and Hurlbut, and the unfOr-
tuAate quarrel in which they have
become engaged, it is learned that
supplementary letters Of instruction.
have already been forwarded to
each, which will adjust the differ
ences and enable the ministers to
comprehend more clearly their dH-
ties. and the policy to be pursued in
reference to each of the govern
ments.
1t is understood that Judge Ban
croft Davis will enter the state de-
partment with FrelinghuySen as as
sistant secretary, relieving Hit,
who will be given another position
and the vacancy thus created in the
court Of claims benck will be filled
by the appointment of Secretary
Hunt.
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NERVE AND BRAIN DISEASES.

I n. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- Treatment, specific for Hysteria, Dir
illness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men
tad Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused by over-exertion, oVer.indu i
gence, excuses or overwork of the brain,
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death.
One box will cure recent eases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
q box, or six boxes for five dollars: sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom-
panied with FIVE dollars, we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued Only by z. C. II. I. Drug
Store, Salt Lake City, Utah. Orders by mail
at regular price. nol6
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CALIFORNIA FLYERS
Budd Dob1o Tells What He
Thinks Of Them.

Chicago, 26.-The Times has a
column on the Pacific Coast horses
drawn from Budd Doble, who is
here for the winter. He is
thoroughly enbued with the belief
that California is the Blue Grass
region of the future, and that, how
ever much her young trot-
tiers have already astonished
America by their performances,
there are yet greater surprises
IN store for them. He expects to
see 4-year old trot in Goldsmith
Maids time. In fact, he would not
be surprised to see it done next sea-
son, and he thinks he knows the
name of an animal that will be able
to do it. He believes in the future
Of California horses, and it is based
upon what is already accomplished
in the very infancy of its breeding
history. It has been only short
time since Stanford purchased his
first installment Of stations and
mares at Stony Ford, yet he has
always been able to put in the back
ground most of the remarkable
achievements of Kentucky young
sters. AS generally follows, the
gradual influences which have SO
quickly brought about these as
founding results, must make them
selves felt with growing force in
the development Of the trotting
ability of a tardy age. He
attributes these exceptional flights
of speed chiefly to two causes. The
method Of handling in this pecu.
liar weather is such as to make il
unadvisable to have foals dropped
before May, and even in Kentucky
the earliest advisable date is April
In California, however, foals drop.
ped in January do well, while fur.
ther back in February and March
they are abundantly late. The ma
irons are on the grass al
the time and there is COCO
feeding for colts as sooI
as they are ready to eat; the result
is that they grow and develop very
| fast and continue right along I'm
checked by the pinching of winte1
as they are here. As to training
sucking colts are broken to thI
halter and as weaklings thei
| trotting endurance begins OF
miniature tracks, or cOrral
are built for the purpose
They are small in circuit but ar,
built like regular tracks, with tn,
turns thrown up. Fences are bull
around them, inside and out; tn,
colts are regularly put upon them
and taught to trct. Men stand OF
the inside with long whips and pu
| them through their PAGES. They
are encouraged by the clapping O.
hands when they strike I
square trot; are greeted Will
evidences of disappointment wher
they break, and so their tute
lage goes on without intermission
Late in the fall, when trotting II
| the east is ended, they are in theil
finest form. He believes that Gen
eral Bent" is a more valuable stal
| lion to Governor Stanford, thar
''Electioner," as sire of trotters
He gives a brief review of the best
horses on the coast.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

At John Cranes east of Deseret
Bank, a span of Mare Mules, about
years old, with Light Wagon and
Harness. The span will weigh
about 1000 pounds. The outfit must
be sold before shutdown, Saturday.
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WE are daily receiving new con-
signments of listers, Dolmans,
Misses and Children's Cloaks and
Circulars, which we are disposing of
at asst onis hingl low figures.
COIN BROS.
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NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN.

Fine lot of Utah raised Bucks
from Crismon & Weiler's herd
Apply to ALMA PRATT, at his farm
two miles south of Temple Block
West Temple street.
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WANTED

A girl to do general Homework
and washing. Good wages for a
competent servant. Apply between
10 and II at DR.. E. Thiele, southwest
corner Main and Third South street,
opposite Gift House.
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MONETARY AND sT0CKa
New York. Nov. ., 1881.

Money, 8 offered; govts, strong; stocks
weak, Western Union. 852s; Quick
silver, IA; Pacific, 445s; Msriposs, 2 bid;
Wells. Fargo, I34; New York
Central, 19S; Erie, 451; Pansms, 1S6
Union Pacific, 1lS7z; bonds, llE
Central Pacific, e45S; bonds. lis; Sutres
!; Mineral Creek, 6.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
/ fore existing between VIM. Hill and
VIM. Hopwood is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. ALI debts and obliga-
tions due the firm will be collected by
and paid to Mr.. VIM. Hopwood who will
assume all the obligations Of the old firm
and continue the business Of the Phils-
delphis Restaurant, Ga Main Street.
Salt Lake City. Nov. 23d, 1881. MA
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FOR SALE CHEAP

Two Houses and Lots and Three
Five Acre Grass Lots. Enquire of
Homer Brown, corner OF West
Temple and Sixth South Streets.
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WANTED.

Board in a private family for a
lady whose husband is away most
of the time. A quiet, home
like place. Address BOarder, P. O.
Box 262.
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Loudou Wool.

London, 26.-At the wool sales to-
day, 74S5 bales were sold, Veteran,
Queensland and Cape. A good spirit
was manifested and fewer sales
were obtained.
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RiIIiardS.

New York, 26.-In the billiard
tournament, the games to decide the
ties for third and ,fourths prizes,
resulted as follows Morris de-
feated Wallace, 800 to 262; and
Slosson beat Wallace, 500 to 900.
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LOST,

On Saturday, a lady's breast pin
attached to scarlet ribbon. Bring
itsto this office and be rewarded.