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PnIIce Casea. .

At II o'clock this morning, Angel
GeorRt head, young Italian, who sslS
plaster images during market days at The
corner OF + fifth and King streets, was ar
Taigued on the charge Of larceny, the
charge being preferred by Mrs. Suber,
residing at 626 W. Ninth street.
IL appeared from the evidence of the
lady that on W ednes1ay last she pur-
chased au image OF the prisoner los
which she paid him cents. She then
purchased another tor 20 cents, giving
him IN payment thereof silver hall
dollar. He only gave her 10 cents IN
change after some eKpostulation, aud
seeing the presence of a policeman he
gave her twenty cents more. Ihe wit
ness then took the Image from of the
dealers stand and started up the street
with II. She had not proceeded but a
short distance before he overlook her
aud took the image.
The Mayor said that 10 his opinion
the difference seemed to be matter oil
change and no larceny was proven, he
would, however, require the prisoner 10
pay 81 and costs for dlsorderly conduct
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To'ee'ion For Ca,,
LONDON nOA -

The IT., y;DoN' Dec. lG. 1891
commenting on n lbe c heading leading arlicl
cable companies to Lord Lprlal r Of thj
+ Foreign Secreta Y, soIici,;sv I c%i,r;anvills|
bIIsermment bIes nmGeI to place submarine ~ u
na,iaaG Oats under the protection ''lne os e. ca|
national law,considers i vo oi l1ted
aThn y calm and moderate, sHSSeedlns| and ssnI
Inc companies have a ri,h, tiJusays-
protection, and it is mnch y -; !, to asl
sired sired that the needlul , pro,ec,i,s 10 oe ID
ls,allon nna, l'l n should be tk.'''ve taken We les
common work by all conn,. up as
communication from h'',es,1 the e 4
AL Minister of relegraphs sta,"a uslGal n !
nonniS. ne mas ALREADY entehred te' ipio oun' Iaa
munlcation with the prone, ,",o in, CON
l,lnctlonaries with a view ,n ,"'iperl' lHa
tne tn protection so urgently ~ rsoDial OOiai
l9r ns submarine cables in the di,qac,ie dIi,qulIe
OF an International provision u"sV.lo aua
penal code. man 'n'efa
s,n MVNhoE' Mich, sep', q, 1914,
slR,- have been tak,n, uos nv ,''''
,or 'ln Illumination OF kldpeys and vp :. n.e
Ina, ~ mas done for me what four V,'aat dnal
,a, ,a,'s'i 20 jo' The effect OF Hon TS,,c R,.o
seemed Ike magic to me, 'p 0'''
. W. l.. CARrre
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From saturdays Late Eaisi ON
couRr pRocEEDIxGs.
THE uoLLIs-vASDEGRIF cAsK STILL
DRAGGING ALONG

DRAGGING ALoNG
All OF this mornings session Of Conrt
as occupied In the trial 0f Hollis vs.
Vandegr n. The plaintiffs proved by
Thos. S. Hodson, Esq, Of Crisfield, Nd,
that Hollis brought the notes TO him, and
that the WORDS, "or order" we're then In
them. A bitter contest then arose be-
tween counsel over an attempt Of the
plaintiff to prove by this witless the
contents OF two judgment bonds given
by J. A. Vandegrift 10 Hollis. 1t wss
finally ended by the defense producing
the bonds, winch went in as evidence.
The witness then testified that the
bonds were brought 10 him by Hollis,
who afterwards took them TO Whining
ton TO inquire into their value. Tho un-
derstanding was that II the bonds were
acceptable they were to be exchanged
| for the notes; II not they were 10 be re.
turned TO J. A. Vandegriit and the notes
retained. The bonds were returned.
Edward X. Gunby, a student IN Mr..
Hodson's Office, said that the notes were
in the haBdwnting OF j. A. Vandegr ~
and also the words "or ORDER" which The
defense claimed bad been interpolateo
without his knowledge or consent.
This witness was also examined tC
impeach the testimony OF Frank Van
degrIft, who testified that Isaac W
Vandegrift objected to signing The
notes at first an account OF the deh'
mite character Of the characters "S
Co." after j. A. Vandegrift's name
and said that he gave this testimony a
the first trial Of the case at New Castle
The witness said he was poSitiv'
Frank Yandegrift gave TO such tcsti
mony at New Castle.
The case dragged on until the nool
adjournment, but nothing impor'an
was developed. The Court spok
despaIringly OF the length Of this cas-
and alluded TO the fact that other cisi
cases were awaiting settlem' nj, Will
sixteen prisoners were in Jail awai'in
trial. Still these tedious cases dIa
their slow length along, and protrac
the extent OF this most romaTk1bl
session of Court.
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TAKE NOTICE |.
Read what We say for the Holidays:

Read what We say for the Holiday.
We have the largest, the
finest and cheapest lot of Chill
dren's Tea and Dinner Sets ever
offered in this city.
Majoliea ware we have
large ,lot Of, 'and it must be
sold to make room for other
goods. Come and see our prices
on it. We also have a full line
of Vases, Toilet Sets. Smoker
Sets, Cups, and Saueers, China.
Dogs, &c, &c. These goods
must be sold to make room for
others, coming in after the first
of the year, and you will find
We have marked them away
down.
We have also received an
\. other invoice of that elegant
SO and 60e. Teas. On these
goods We know we can save you
full lOc. per pound. Our Cof-
fees, we always have fresh roas-
ted; hundreds Of persons know
what they are, and tell US we
save them Sc. per pound on
every pound they buy. That is
equal to loaf of Bread, don't
forget it. Our Spices are strict
ly pure. Don't forget now what
we have told you.
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Not long ago youg man approach
ing railroad crossing IN Massa-
chusetts saw a girl with her foot
caught Ia a switch and evidently
too beN ildred to help herself. A
train was approaching rapidly, and
there was only moment left in
which to assist her. The man ran
towards her with all the speed he
was capable OF, opening his knife
as he went seized her arm with one
hand, with the other drew the knife
blade up the front of her laced boot
dragged her fainting off the track +,
and the train rushed past. lie cut
her instep and ankle to the bone,
but he saved her life and the wound
soon healed.
THE Republican Primaries in
New York city Tuesday evening
resulted in sweeping stalwart
triumph, the half breeds carrying
but a single Assembly district.
This gives the stalwarts control of
! the local organization for another
year anu IL 10 W u
great deal more than appears on the
surface. Furthermore it is said it
will not be long before the meaning
will be practically appar ent.
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER
in letter to the New Y York Tribune
referring to the assassin Guitean,
lays down the proposition that "he
who is sane enough to organize the
elements of crime and accomplish
II, is sane enough to. be hang 3D."
l.. Rasin q CO., manufacturers Of fer
ulizers, in Baltimore, made an assign
ment Thursday night. Their iIabilitiss
are estimated at S50U,00O; assets un-
known.
A number OF female clerks employed
on the "Lapsed RolP Of the Treasury
Department will be discharged on the
1st of January. There is no provision
for their employment.
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Immigration Figures.

During the past eleven months 423. 900
immigrants have arrived at the port of
than was recorded IN 1873 for the same
months, and that was ihe "champion"
immigration year. IL Ia estimated that
these strangers who have come to ms Ike
their homes with us brought with them
at least SO. .000, 900. nearly all of which
has been expended In the purchase of
land, stock, seeds, utensils and railway
transportation. Add the Immigrants
arriving at o.her ports, aDc the figures
for the year will reach at least 600, ,0OO-a
truly formidable addition to our popula-
lion.
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Oratory and EIocutIon

Prof. CUDgdon, who lectures at the
Household OF Faith ON "Wednesday, the
2lst inst, nun bers among his pupils
clergymsn, lawyers and Congressmen.
The following from among his testl-
monlals will assure those who attend the
lecture that they Wi be repaid
GEN. JAS. A. CoHGDoH Dear Sir =
il gives me pleasure TO express to you
my high appreciation of your elocut ON
airy entertainment last evening. The
rare facility with which you passed
IRON grave to gay from lively TO se-
we're was TO me very remarkable. The
enthusiasm OF your professional zsal
cannot fall TO win your way and crown
your efforts with success.
Respectfully Yours,
ID. WAsnBURN,
Rector OF the Episcopal Church.
Ashland, Pa.
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Fair nj New Castle.

Washington Lodge, No. 8, l. o. o. f.,
ofNew Castle, is now holding fair and
festival in the Opera House, in the new
Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall, OF tha
city. A "a &c variety Of useful and fam
cy article. are provided, aud every effort
is being made to make the fair an attrac.
tive place of resort. II will continue
every evening next week.
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THIRD EDITION
Seizure Of Rides, REVIEWERS. Cart
ridges and Dynamite I'm Dublin.
LONDON, Dec. IS, 1881.

IUNDUN, Oec. 10, IooI.
A quantity Of arms and ammunition
was discovered at two O'Clock this
morning in a house on Brabazon
street, Dublin. Four persons were
arrested. The articles seized cons
prised eight hand grenades, two par
cells Of dynamite (each parcel being in
case resembling box of rifle Cart
ridges, but larger, twenty six Enfield
breach-loadiDg rifles, six revolvors,
5000 rifle cartridges, 800 revolver
cartridges and eight hundred pounds
of gunpowder, with list of names of
officers belonging to some organiza-
tion. Two brothers named Whelan
and q man named Ryan were arrested.
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Suffering women.

There is but very small proportion ol
the women OF this county that do mo-
suffer from some of the diseases fol
which Kindey- Wort Is specific. When
the bowels have become costiye. head.
ache torments, kidneys out OF NIX, OF
piles distress, take q package and ~
wonderful tonic and renovatng power
win cure you and give new life.-Watch
man.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
TRIAL OF SAFETY VALVES.

This afternoon between aud 5 o..
clock, the Water Witch 6re company
Will make test of the Prunty shut of
nozzle. The trial will take place from
the plug Third and French streets. The
trial will probably be witnessed by a
large mum Der OF iiremen, as great inter
est is felt in the trial Of different nozzles
lnasmuch As the companies are obliged
by ordinance TO procure one for use.
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RA,Quu,dtlsul

NAV tNNNAAN0hNN
Neuralgia, sprains,
Pain in the Back and Side.
There is nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can DO removed ana
the disease cured 5y use Of Perry paws
Pain Killer.
This remedy is not cheap Benzine
or Petroleum product TINT must be keIH
away from fire or heat to avoid danger
of explosion, nor Is II an untried expert
ment that may do more harm than GOOD.
Pain Killer has been in constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the world is, u never
fails. II not only effects permanent cure,
but It relieves pain almost instantaneouSly.
Being a purely vegetable remedy, II Is saie
In the hands OF the most inexperienced
The record OF cures by the use OF rAIs
KILLER would MI volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried It think:
Edgar cady, owatonna, MINI, says:
About a year since my wife became hublcct
10 severe suffering frnm rheuInatism p&pr &
resort was TO the PAIS KILLER, which speedily
Charles Powell writes from the a;lors
Home, London:
had bcen aiiiicted tlr,o years win usuralg's
and violent kpasInsDt tho H'pInA4fL I lie d)ctpfr
at Westminster IfnspitAl zaye M my case IN
despair l tried your PAIk kut.Kit and Y gnNe
me immediate relief. I have rcErAincd NY
strength. and am nov able ~ foho9 llS usual
Occupation.
| G. H. Walworth, Saco. Me-. writes:
experienced iniuediAtD rtT"f from pain III
the siie By tbs use % your PAiN KILLER
| z. York says.
Ihaye used youS pAIS R1iirR for r1eruAtiGn,
and have recrlved great bsucirt
| Barton Seaman says.
Have used Pals KILLER for thirty years
and have found II a hsrsT JaidHg remedy fol
rheumatism and laulencHAL
| Mr.. Burditt writes:
ItRsrsy Tads 10 give relief IN cases NJ rheumatism
| Phil. Gilbert, Somerset Pa. writes
From actual use, know your PAiE kiLLEn
| is the best medicine can gut
| All druggists Eecp PArS KILLER Its price
is so low that It is within the reach OF all
and II will save many times It's cost IN doctors
| bills 25e., soc. and si.O0 a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS g. SON, Prophetors,
| Providence, n. !.
l
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uAIrLE MAKkET
MnNnAY- nec- M 8 h. m


MONDAY. Dec. u. T.. Nj.
BEEF CATTLE were in demand and
prices were traction higher. 800 head
arrived and sold at the different yards,
at sac. per ID the latter rate for extra.
SHEEP were were active ana higher.
1000 head arrived and sold at the dfier-
ent yards at "A 5Ac. per ID. and
lambs al I a &c. as to condition.
Hoes were In demand at former prices.
5000 head arrived and sold at the difler.
ent yards NJ SIac. perpound, H. to
quaAt
gark Drore Yard, sd aud LancaHer are.
nue. West pl.tIGdciphia, Dec. 10.
SHEEP.-Eztris, 10 TO l2J lbs, ~ to 55z /;
good, ~ 10 100 lbs. ~ - far, ~ TO 81
lbs, ~; culls, 3 "A 81. Lambs
Good, bai54 medium, 5a1l common
~ % a - p. Calves a sc. Arrivals, JJg
head. Lighter supply and market brisk :
er, but at no advance.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, December IA, 5P. NJ,
FLOUR Is Inactive, and prices favor
| buyers. Sales Of 1890 barrels, Including
Minnesota extras at sB 75a- TX for clear,
and at 81 70 for straight Pennsylvania a
extra family al So jJa6 B2l Western do,
do. at SIH7 o. and patents al 81 75as2j
Rye Flour is steady AT s. a ~ for mix.
lures and pure.
GRAIN Wheat is dun and &c. lower.
> lies oi -lyO bushels red aud amber AT
- '5 -. ~ lhe open BOARD, $50
bushels Jauuarysold AT O. Z "a; aud $500
February al II IL II s. was bid for be-
cembtr, - ~ Tor January and 81 u for
February. Rye Is steady at 1sc. Ior Penn
hylvania. Corn is quiet, and options
are 4 &c. pr bushel higher. Sales OF
BOlo pasheis. including yellow At B,lSc.
N Ned At Uoc.; steamer at &c; No. 3 at Btj
Hb6]2a; nd rejected at 1Gc At the open
board 300 buthels december sod at fG34c
1U,bUu busEe II January at 5H4alac. Bs =
was nd Tor November, G651c for Deem
befi t94c, for January ana 7lo. for Feb
ruary, Oats are in iair request and stea-
! dy. sales of iB.tOl bushels including
1 mixed al isai5c.
| WHISKY loo bbls. Western irou-bound
| sod ~ " laper gallon
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Linen HandkerchlefS.

Gentlemen and Ladies
white and fancy Handker-
chiefs, at w. M. Kennard &
Co. S, for III cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
One Case Of Canton Flannel.

w. M. Kennard & Co.
are selling a good quality of
unbleachcd canton flannel, at
s cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
PRfRnDlni.

Hon. T. +. Bsyard arrived in this city
yesterday from Washington. He IL reg
istsred at the Clayton House.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
TABLE LINENS.
LIGHT COATS.

The imported cloth coats
sold by w. M. Kennard &
Co: are attracting attention
and eliciting praise on &C
count Of their superior fit and
reasonable prices.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-19
Merino Vests.

w. NJ. Kennard & Co.
have line of misses mcrino
vests, which they are selling
from IS to 37b cents, ac-
cording to the sizes. A
good vest for ladies' at so
cents.
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COSSAM Err.

This stock is always COM
plete in all sizes, and quail
ties, from So IS to S. 90, at
W. M. Kennard & Co.'S.
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Snecial Sale Of Pants.

Agreeable to the announcement
heretofore made, Mr.. L. Goldberg,
the enterprising clothing dealer of
the Wasatch building, will, to-day,
begin the special sale Of pants. He
has for several days past enjoyed a
run on hats, which he has sold at
remarkably low prices. He now
follows with the sale of some 500
pairs of cashmere pants, the price
of which will astonish purchasers
at their cheapness. The pants
must go, as none of them displayed
for special sale will ever be put back
in stock. =
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FOrneY,s Fnneral.

Philadelphia, 1.-THE funeral Of John
W. Forney took place at O'Clock this
afternoon. For several hours line of
men, women and children, representing
all classes of society, entered the house
and viewed the remains. Many promi
nent citizens were present, Including
Generals Hancock, Siekles and Ruff.
Elk Speaker Randall. Mayor King and
other city officials. Geo. w. Childs, A.
K. Mcclure, iand many bother wellIknewn
Journalists. All the pail bearers selected
were present Journalists. The interment
took place in the West Laurel Hill Gem
etery. At meeting of newspaper pub
fishers and editors held this morning,
presided over by William V. Mexican,
appropriate resolutions Of coincidence
with the family Of the deceased were
passed. 1t was also resolved to attend
the funeral in body.
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Capital Chatter.

New York, 12-PoSt's Washington
special says: 1t was stated at the
White House, this morning, that the
report that the President would
spend the holidays in New York is
incorrect. The President is over.
crowded with business and will
gladly avail himself of any temper
airy absence Of Congressman and
Office seekers to bring up his arrears
of work. There are many subjects
to which he wishes especially to de-
vote attention, which he has not yet
been able to consider owing to de-
mands upon his time.
A Senator said, to-day, that Of the
remaining cabinet nominations one
at least will be made on the recon-
mendation Of General Grant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-13
Stock Market.

New York, 12.-The Mining AssO-
ciated Press says: Mining stocks
to-day. were dull, with the exception
of Robinson, which was fairly &C
tive and weak, selling down from
S.55 to $3.50 On very large business
closing at 275. State Lines 2 and 3
were dull, at LOO to $50, closing al
opening price LEO. South Pacific
irregular, $40 to $50, closing at3.6o
Silver CHI weak, declining from
2 40; and Eureka Consolidated de.
Ginning to LOS. Total sales, both
exchanges, 200.S22 shares. Petroleum
dull, united Sc; crude, 81 q "A
refined, 7x.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Good morning, friend, you're out
quite soon,
Or, rather early for the day!
Pray, what's that within your hand
Why, meat I've bought acr oss the
way.
Of all the Butcher Shops in town,
There's none with Thurgoed can
compare;
Or, Of all fresh meats that l have
seen,
There's none so good, or rich OF
rare.
Why? He keeps across the street,
Opposite the big Coop,
And you cannot miss the place,
Its the only fresh meat shop.
You'll find Thurgood there, within,
He's obliging, kind and smart,
And his splendid choice of meat
Would please the most fastidious
heart.
Veal and mutton, pork and beef,
Venison and sausage meat,
Kidney suet ready chopped
For the holidays great treat.
Marketers should stop that way,
Yes, just stop and take peep,
For he's sure to please them all
With the choicest cuts Of meat.
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The Burial.

Vienna, 12.-An immense concourse Of
people were present, this morning, at st.
Stephens Cathedral, where q solemn
mass requiem was celebrated for the re-
pose Of the souls Of the victims Of the fire.
The cathedral was entirely drsped m
black, and cstsfalque erected, which
was surrounded with exotic plants and
candles. The clergy entered the cathe-
dral in procession, followed by the Grown
Prince, Archdukes, members Of the inn
perial household, court dignitaries,
ministers, members Of the Reichsrsth,
then the army, civil service,
municipality, etc5 Bishop Augerer
oficiated. The court choir assisted, and
their voices were occasionally almost
drowned by the sgonized sobs of the
mourners, large square in front Of the
cathedral and the adjoining streets were
filed by many thousands of people.
There were so many people at services
that the crowds at the funeral services
in the cemetry were oHly moderate.
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NERVE AND RisIG Diseases

&c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
treatment, o specific for Hysteria, Diz-
illness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men
tai Depression, Loss OF Memory, Premature
Old Age. caused by over-exertion, over-indu J.
repce. excuses or oTerWork of the brain
.Thich leads to Paralysis, decay and death
One box will cure recent casee. Each box
contafns one months trestment. One dollar
a box, or six boxes for I'VE collars; sent by
mail nri paid on receipt of price. We guarsn-
tee six boxes 30 cure an case With each
order received by US fer SIX boxes, accom-
panied with five dollars, we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee TO return the
raoney if the treatment does not eject cure.
guarantees issued only by z. C. II. / Drug
Store. SIT Lake City, UtAh. Orders by ma
al SECULAR price. nole
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CHINA

Shanghai, Nov. 15.-Tso has been sp-
pointed Viceroy and proceeds forthwith
to occupy the position Of Tseug. who re-
tires on account of i'll health.
The late empress was buried at Pekin
with great ceremony.
Hong Kong advices slys that Burge r.
Lewis, marshal Of the United States con-
sulste at Shanghai, suicided on October
18th by severing an artery of the arm.
The American ship Humboldt Wss
wrecked of Lincoln Island, October ODD.
W. G. Clinton, second mate, and the
Chinese steward and cook were drowned,
The others gained land and were taken
off by the steamer Garden Castle.
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improvement of the Sacramento, Yuba,
Feather and American Rivers, sad their
tributaries, so as to protect them from
overflow from the debris aud the filing
Up Of said rivers, and for the removal Of
deposits of debris that now impede the
navigation. and also to prevent the de-
struetion Of lands and property adjacent
to said rivers, and to protect the harb Der
Of San Francisco from further injury
from said cause.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-13
A Heavy Sale.

Cincinnati, 12.-One thousand four
hundred seats have been sold for the
messiah" concert st an average cost,
including d premium, of S. seat. One
third the house has been sold at auction,
and it is believed the entire house will be
taken so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-13
Elevator Accident.

Milwaukee, 1.-THE elevator at Pfstei
s. Voge's tannery, fell this afternoon,
killed Franz Eichenbrodt, and fatally
injured Otto Greenwsld and August
Uncke, and severely injured Christian
Heger and Fred. Kuth.
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GulteAu;lThreaGened.

Washington, 12.-Warden Croker
received d number of anonymous letters,
advising him to remove the prisoners
from the wing in which Guiteau is con-
fined, so that, in the event Of dynamite
explosion. no life except tina. of GuiteAu
will be endangered.
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WANTED,

One Hundred Wood Choppers, to
cut Ties on Weber River and it's
branches, for .. p. r. r. For con
tracts and particulars, inquire of
E. r. YOUNG, Sen., Wanship, Sum-
nit Co.
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LOST,

On Wednesday, between the resi-
dence of Mrs. Major Woods, Eight.
zenith Ward, and Mrs. E. B. Wells
State Read, a table scarf, done in
Kensington Work. The finder will
please leave at this Office.
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Pleaded Guilty.

New Orleans, 12.-Oiear A. Rice. t,e-
faultiDg internal revenue collector,
pleading guilty of enbezz.emeRt. was
sentenced to pay a fine Of 10000. the
arnou-t ~ tha dedication, md serve two
years at hard labor.
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just Received, q fine
let of ID. ID. EEalIOrY'S
select oysters, wholesale
an q retail,
at BOWrfug Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-13
FOR RENT.

The Montana Brewery for Rent,
cheap. Inquire at the place, near
Hot Springs, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-13

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GoLDBERG's Clothing Store must be
sold; will never 60 back in stock. .