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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.

Estate Of Albert r. Darlington, deceased:
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned
administrator Of the estate OF Albert r. Car
rIngton, deceased, to the creditors Of. and all
persons having claims against the said de :
ceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the irst
publication. OF this notice, to the said Zsbulon
jscobs, OF Salt Lake City, in the county Of
Salt Lake. Dated ct Salt Lake City, July IA,
1882.
ZEBULON JACOBS,
Administrator Of the estate of Albert r.
Darlington, deceased. jy16
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HORSES FOR SALE.
At PRICE & Gives.
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

A nice. profitable business for
sale. Location on excellent street
good lease Oh property, and custom
established. To be sod because
party intends leaving. Low terms
offered. Address "W.." Pc. box G.,
giving name, for particulars.
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LESLIE'S MONTHLlES. when
bound, make q neat little volume
The HERALDBindery does worE 10
ayarY styls Azd at rsasonasIe r&S%
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States PIGGY Horses.

Twenty head of Fine Horses for
sale at Dahl 81 Tho mpsons stables,
consisting Of ladies' ph&ton, car
rlage teams, and gentlemen's road
sters. JAS. MATHEwSoN,
From Ottawa, Ills.
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nAINTKRS JOURNAL, MONTHLY, 95C
wear. Headquarters for books 70
paizters. JESSE HANKY { CO. 10 Spruce
StreetN, Y,
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FOR SUMNER CLOTHING,
Hats, Alpaca Coats and Busters, go
to the Clearance Sale at
= L. GOLDBERG'S.
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LOST

a medium size time book. Leave
1t at this Office and be rewarded. =
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
BOARDERS WANTED.

In a private IA nily in the Nine
teenth Ward. Enquire at this
O4ice.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE By: 81 RI
J. K. gillespie
REAL ESTATE And RENT AGENT

Wanted. Territorial and County Script,
Small Houses TO Rent OF for Sale, appiica--i
S1100 A BEAUTIFUL buildings
we site; ~ x1o rods OF ground; gOedi
fence, lawn, hydrant water, etc; on Fourthf
East Street, opposite SswYer's residences 8 %
o700 BUILDING LOT 216x10 REDS OF
V'OO' ground; two and one-half blocks
east of Main Street. ST.
$500 ADOBE HOUSE OF SIX NitE
W wv rooms, hall, ETC.; LOT 2kxl0 fSaH7
OF ground, east front, near depot. fifteenth.
5000 BUILDING SITE, 5zro RODS,
~ ~ good fruits, half block from Car
inc, 1lth Ward. I8-~
S95OO BUYS GEM OF A HOUSE, 6
p@COO rooms, modern style; bath room
hot aud cold water, and newly built bow win
dow. etc.; lot 4x20 rods, 10th Ward. A BAR
gain. &c
S1 S7S ALARM OF 15s ACRES, ACRES, :
in luce.ne, four miles from city,
near Wlnder's Farm, State Road. 50 -
BROKERy .SiCr-
Money to Loan on diamonds, Watefes, Jew
elry and other collaterals. specially in
buying and selling railroad tickets and min-,
ing stocks, scrip, jurors and WitnesseG eoufta
certificates bought and sold. 80 400
Office Next to Walker Hon
MAIN STREET. ~
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Use Sure POn.

sold by H. woodey, for Ger
tain destruction of bugs anC etc.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the ProbGte Court IN and fO1
Salt Lake County, Territory Of Utah
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LEGAL NOTICE.

. In the Probate Court, an and for
Salt Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, Feb. Ii, 1882.
The Controller OF the Currency has authorized the
Oluey National Bank, of Oney Illinois, TO begin business
with u capital of 100000.
The resignation OF Second Lieutenant Francis p Blair
Third Artillery has been accepted by the President
take effect September l. 1852.
James LOwIdes, of this city, has been appointed Arb
for the United states the American and spanish
Claims Commission, vice Mr.. Stewart, deceased.
Hardy Smith and ". s. Ramsey, Of Dublin, Georgia,
and John NJ Trew of Durango Colorado, were examined
as witnesses before the Grand Jury to-day in the
Route cases.
Lieutenant william p. Randall, United States Navy
has been found disqualified for promotion by of
physical disability sustained in the service and will be
placed on the retired list.
The Fitz-John Porter case under consideration at
the Cabinet meeting to-day, and it is believed that action
will be taken towards having it reopened. All the
bers present except the Attorney General.
The President has signed act making apprOprIa-
on for the transportation to Washington o. certain ag
rcutura and mineral specimens recently exhibited at
the Atlanta Exposition, and presented 10 the department
Of Agriculture.
Secretary Hunt to-day received dispatch from Lieu
tenant Harbcr announcing his arrival in London, Eng
land morning. and his intention to proceed Paris
to confer with James Gordon Bennett in reference to the
Jeanette search as soon as Master scheuue arrives In
London.
At meeting of the friends and professional associates
Of the late f. N. Soteldo, r tonight, resolutions
adopted speaking of him courteous, painstaking
and worthy gentleman, and bearing testimony to bis tai
en fidelity and honorable purposes, and 10 bis brave
and generous character.
bill TO fix the compensation Of letercarrlers
ported to the House to-day with favorable recommen-
dation It fixes the pay of auxiliary etter-caiers at
5000 year and provides that after years service
they shall ne promoted and their pay increased to $500
year. and after years service that they shall be ad
vanced another step higher with salary OF $1,000
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
FOREIGN NOTES.


The Baron dc Cource tho new French Ambassador
has presented his credentials 10 the Emperor william.
An epidemic strongly resembling the plague recently
appearcdinear SauDulGugh Forty deaths
since February ).
A dispatch from Berlin to the ST. JdDoss gazette says
II is stated that the coronation OF the Gar has been
postponed until september.
The Daiy Nc,rs says: "The Foreign Office has reason
10 fear that though Mr. stillman The Times correspond
cnt reported to have been killed by the Albanian Arna-
outs IS SAFE some English correspondent has really been
murdered"
Tie Times says that Madame Noyikof, the supposed
Russian diplomatic agent, whose letters signed o. X"
attracted much attention during the Eastern excite
ment, has staGted for Moscow and probably viii not
turn to England.
Vienna dispatch to The Standard says the Shah of
Persia has granted to French company concession for
the construction OF q railroad frcT Teheran Rasht
The company to pay 100000 francs the opening
OF the ne, besides rent OF $4,000 francs yearly during
tn period Of the concession namely sixty years.
The Pope in giving an audience to the Spanish Ambas
sadOr said he regretted the political agitation which had
arisen In connection with the proposed pilgrimage
which he would prefer TO abandoned He would he
added, give instruct ons to that effect, and would
call his NunciO Madrid, because he gave too much sup
port TO the Carist promoters Of the pilgrimage.
Berlin dispatch 10 The S. JdmeS's Gd-ene says France
uninclned the Monetary Conference
April l, owing her desire to avoid another failure
in her efforts uniformity of views the part
of the Powers The Lir0p0Ot Corier's London CORE
spOrdcn says that there doubt whether Mr.. ad
will send any English dtiye TO
the Monetary Conference, should II reOpen
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

In the Venezuelan mind when. after April 10. 1870 and
as an heroic cry for claiming their independence they
peated the words Hail TO free America" IL Is that
profession which the immortal Bolivar when in the
midst Of TO the DEATH addressed TO the ArgentiDes
when he invited them fraterna embrace the top
Of the Andes in the centre Of the Continent, the
day Of the last victory. II Is that thought which
Bolivar conceived the complement of the work Of
Independence and for the realization OF which he con-
vOkeG In 1925 the Congress at Panama 1t Is finally the
luminous design for which afterwad other Continental
Congresses convened. among them the OF Lima
In 1864, at which Venezuela assisted.
The President Of the Republic which has had occasion
for appreciating the good will and mediation
of the United States in her behalf and
which hopes for "A solid and permanent peace
between the countries Of America accepts with pleasure
the invitation to the Peace Congress at Washington, and
in due time he viii designate the Commissioners for
Venezuela providing tnem with the needfu powers and
instructions.
Under date Of December l. 1881, Mr. Blaine writes to
Mr.. Ogden informing him OF the issuance of the proposal
for Congress and directing him to convey informally to
the Minister OF Foreign Relations for Brazil statement
OF the purpOrt OF the proposition.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

At a meeting of the stockholders of the Sixth
Avenue Surface Road yesterday, the following were
elected directors for the ensuing year: Richard Mor
mor g. ": Burnham Frederic De Pcyster. Jonathan
ThOrne, 7. r. Butler, Abram r. Van Nest, Henry
Demarest, William Bryce William Y. Mortimer, Albert
". Green, Theodore L. Macy Abah Curtss -nd Charles
G.. Landon
The Mexican National Construction Com
pany received yesterday by mail official dispatches from
Mexico. Among them one from General Trevino,
dated at saado February in which ii was announced
that in few days trains would he running to SaladO,
which is forty 1--we miles from the Rio Grande River.
DETRoI( Mich, Feb. 14.-In the Superior
Court here to-day verdict for Sll,s75 damages was
rendered against the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company in favor of Mrs Elizabeth Moran. for
the loss of her husband who was crushed TO death be-
tween two cars
CHICAGO Feb 1.-THE carpenters and painters of the
Pullman Car Works threaten to strike if the owners per-
sis in compelling them pay the of going to and
returning from work. The fare is 10 cents.
TROY n. Y, Feb. 1.-THE route through Lansingburg
of the Boston, HoOsac Tunnel and Western Company's
new road from Saratoga Troy. has been determined
permission lay the tracks 1t is expected that the road
will be in running order by July In the city limits the
Troy and Boston Railroad tracks will be used
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14.At the annual meeting of the
schuylki Navigation Company to-day the yearly report
showed the receipts and balance OF $l2,S36 81 from
last year, to be S36l3j9 H. and the payments to be
S3l9 O24 SO, leaving balance hand at the beginning
Of the year OF 1884 So The report says that under
the arrangement made in 1877, tho Phladelphia and
Reading Railroad Company offered to pay five years in
erest on the coupon mortgage loan OF 1895 in six per
cent scrip. OF the 100000, 100000 has been settled
up TO January l, 1892. The Philadelphia and Reading
Company also agreed to pay the dividends the pre-
erred and common stocks of the company like scrip
and il has issued such dividends January 1882.
500 Oi9 10. The receivers OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Company have since offered to purchase the
dividends the rate OF dollar per share per aDnum
on the preferred and fifty cents per share per
the common stock Under this arrangement dividends
amounting to Sal ,672 80 are reported having been
purchased January /. 1882, representing eighteen
months dividends. No dividend has yet arranged
for the months ending January l. 1892 but applca
has been made TO the receivers to provide for set
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
MINISTER LOGAN,S VIEWS.

WASHINGTON, Feb IA letter from Cor
neius A. Logan, United States Minister to the Central
American States, in reply to ex-secretary Blanes dis
patch concerning general Congress of American Re-
pubics, sent to the Senate to-day In the letter.
which ia dated December 49, 1881, Mr. Logan says that
three of the five States to which he is accredited
determined to accomplish the union Of all under
Government" and Guatemala Salvador and Honduras,
perhaps Costa ca also, may consider the invitation
practical, if not intended defeat Of their purposes
While he has hope Of genuine cooperation, he thnks
the several states will agree 20 send commissioners and
assume Outwardy appearance Ofsncere cooperation
CAS- of restraining the aggressive tendency OF
Mexico in the direction Of Central America" Mr.. Logan
says the Cor ress would be attended by the happcst
results should full agreement be reached But ~ the
Central American States now In chaotic condition.
politically considered, with their future status wholly
uniNed, and as final setleplnt can only DO reached,
as II now appears, through TIE operation OF military
forces, the hope of fed raj union in Central America
would be crushed, 9t least in the immediate present"
$50 far the Central Amtrc Commissioners
ccned" he adds thcy VIII represent the interests and
positive mandates of their respective Government chiefs
IN the strctcsi and most absolute While oil Will
probably send commissioners, through motives or cxpe-
diency they may possibly b. instructed secretly to de-
feat the ends OF the convention
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

THE NUMBER OF VOTERS IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 11.-The police to-day completed
voting city and return 49, 97 voters
OF 1 ,O47 since August.
SUGGESTIONS OF A CORONERS JURY.
SKowHRGAN, Me-. Feb. 14.-Ihe cOroner's inquest
the boiler explosion Fairfield, Me- ON January IS by
which several lives resulted In verdict to the effect
that the boiler cunt OlOng H.
the Legislature pass bill providing that engines aud boil
shall be Inspected at least twice year.
DISCUSSING THE NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND
GRANT
SAN Francisco Feb. IA dispatch from Port
hand oregon, The Board OF Trade last night passed
resolutions asking the delegation
the forfeiture Of the Northern
grant. memorial Congress being circulated ia
Washington Territory praying that the be forecl
A CHURCH TRIAL IN PROGRESS AT TROY.
Troy, n. Y, Feb. l4.-Ihe Washington Street
Methodist Church. OF West Troy, Ia trying L. NJ ireland
class leader for twelve the charge OF ong
on Sunday calling fellow church members liars gttempt
raudulenty gain possession of parcel O land
evil speaking aud beginning lawsuit against the pastor
While Irelands wife tesiifyng she stricken with
paralysis.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
AT THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.

GOVERNMENT AND Personal AffAIhe.
n1soRprR IN THE HoUsE-1hE DAY IN ihh shN-
Arr-rHE CASES OF GENERAL oNi'" AMI "A'0'
nv t;me Of the House of Representatives
was largely taken up yesterday by several
,oonbcrs w" in an exchange of undignihed per-
,,aI '"s, romarks. At times there was great con-
S,,1;nr and disorder. Senator Edmunds took
.,'oas,,res TO have the Utah bill brought be-
1oro tbe Senate for consideration. The Presi-
don't has declined TO entertain the charges
ocoinst General Carr, and that officer has been
,eleased from arrest. 1t is thought that the
senate Military Affairs Committee Will adhere
q, ;ts report in favor of the confirmation of
Major Rochester as Paymaster- General of the
ARMY
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
THE ARApAHoEs ASKING FOR HOUSES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Secretary KirllwOOd
held second conference to-day with the Arapahoe In
dian chiefs. These Indians fine looking body of
men, and although of bold and courageous character,
have generally bee pcaceaby disposed They listened
eagerly last week to the Scretarys remarks in favor of
their settlement, and to-day said they convinced
that such a course would be their advantage Black
Coal the principal chief asked if they could have houss
ike the white men," TO which the Secretary bed
that IL they would build them themselves they would
be furnished with the necessary material. secretary
KirkwOOd stipulated however, that they must no: erect
their ttpees in front of the and the lat Ter for
stables, as had en- asserted Of other tribes
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EGYPTIAN COMPLICATIONS.

PARIS, Feb. 14.-The Havas agency says it is
stated as certain that England and France have
agreed TO discuss with the other Powers the affairs
Of Egypt. The tension between the Cabinets has
completely disappeared. and it is not doubted that
perfect agreement will be arrived at
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from Cairo to The
Daily Nelcs says:
The situation continues to he OF expectancy. 1t
is fered that the present Ministers will be forced to take
decided action in order TO hold their with the army
There are distinct symptoms Of impotence among the
sodiery of which the Chamber ia only the mouthpece
A dispatch from Alexandria TO The Daily Ne,cs says
that second large French ironclad has arrived at
Port Said. 1t will be stationed at Ismalli.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
BULGARIA AND ROI-MELIA.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Feb. 14-Advices from
Sophia state that NM. Baabanof and ZankoG, repre-
sentng respectively the Moderate and Advance parties
have agreed that the present state OF things in Bulgaria
cannot continue; that return to constitutional form
OF government is necessary and that the great majority
Of The people favor revision .! the constitution. Rus
sia is disposed advise Prince Alexander to reestabh
Parliamentary control, and fresh political crisis Is
therefore regarded probable.
PumTPPOPoLIs, Feb. ll.-Aleho Pacha, Governor Gen
eral Of Eastern Roume has expressed his intention Of
informing the Powers through the Porte that he is
able 10 carry the Government conformity with the
permanent committee Of the Chamber, which las refused
The aid the French financial experts.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
CRIMES And cISUALTIE+BY TELEGRAPH

BRFAKING HIS NICK BY A FALL
SpRINGF ED Mass. Feb. 1i.Jacob Lowell, of
CummingOn about hity years old prominent man. fell
down stairs to-day and broke his neck.
TAKING POISON TO END HIS LIFE.
WATERFOWL, y. Y, Fob. 1I.-Nathan Lord
prominent citizen BIownvie took poison yesterday from
the effects I which he died this morning,
SHOT DEAD WHILE PLAYING WITH HIS CHILD
STANFORD. KY, Feb. 1i.-John Carr. colored
man was shot gh In his house ~ unseen
persons hiic he playing with his little child
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN AuRpERED.
MAUCu CHUNK, Penn, feb. III ne body OF Ja-
cov Raughey sboemakcr found lying in his shop at
Ielighton 10 iay. There a suspicion Of murder.
TWO SUICIDES Al PROVIDENCE, r. l.
ppovIDFNcE H. L. Feb li.-Henry T.. PAUL. of
BRISTOL shot himself this morning and wil probably 1e
Mary Williams twh the vile VI Francis illams Vlcfed
killed herself last night
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
REPORTS FROM DIFFERENT POINTS.

VERSAILLES, Ky., Feb. IA fire Sunday
night destroyed three business houses owned by l..
Wo0dderidge Governor s. p Porter and Mrs NJ. c. Tur-
ner and the dwelling Of Miss Susie sublett. The loss
about $4,000 and the insurance is $500. Messrs.
Gray Bohan grOcers 4. Sch0berth cOnfectiOner, and
William Wolf cOnfcctiOner, lost aggregate of $4,000
Oh which there an insurance Of $1,000.
ROCHESTER. ". Y, Feb. 14.-James Laney d Co.'s
paper and tinware store damaged to-day by fire,
claimed to the extent of $50 900 stock and 900
the building The former Insured for 9,0O0 and
the latter for $4,000.
WILLIAMS, Iowa, Feb IA fire Sunday morning
destroyed OF the business houses Of this town. The
loss is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CONTROL OF THE JERSEY CENTRAL

The annual election of the Central Railroad
of ofNewJersey will take place in May. Officers Of the
company express hope that before that time the prop
erty viii be restored the stockholders The
OF the receiver being examined by n master
under the orders OF the Chancel'oro of New-Jersey.
There have been many reports lately in regard to the
future control Of the company 1t has been reported
that majority Of the share capital has been secured in
the interest OF the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pha-
dclpha and Reading Companies. The present directors
OF the company understood TO be candidates for
election aud some Of them say that the GOwenGaIrett
party has obtained by means control Of the stock
Proxies I'm favor of Edward c. Knight formerly pres
dent of the company, in his Absence Of Robert Gar
rctt or in the absence OF boh in favor OF Franklin b.
GOwen were sent to stockholders yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
THE ESUSQUEHAANA STILL RISING.

NORTHUMBERLAND, Penn, Feb. 14.-BOth
the north and west branches of the susquehanna are
about twelve feet above low water mark and they CON
tnue rise slowly Little ice has down showing
that the rain has not yet moved the gorges beyond Lock
Haven.
PITTsTOS, Penn, Feb. 1.-THE Susquehanna
River here ia twenty-one feet above low water mark.
The ice has broken and il passing quietly down the
river.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
FR1GMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.

REAL ESTATE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 1.-The report Of the
Secretary of Internal Affairs shows that the value OF
taxable real property as year 27s.
There SlOs s6lO52i worth of property exempt from
taxation.
SMALLPOX DECREASING At CHICAGO
Chicago, Feb. 14.-SmallpOX in this city is
rapidly aDating and the physicians feel that the
has passed The City Health Commissioner left the city
to-day for New York for the purpose OF urging upon the
quarantine authorities the necessity Of su6jectng all
vaccnatcd mmgra TO quarantine for iSreasonable
LEI nf
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
THE PEACE CONGRESS.
VIEWS OF FOREIGN REPUBLICS.

HOW THE PLAN is REGARDED IN MEXICO AND vENE-
ZUELA-sUDsTANCE OF DIPLOMATIC CoRRE-
sPoNDENCE FORWARDED TO SECRETARY FIRE.
1INGHUYsEN.
The substance of the diplomatic correspondence
between the State Department and the President
OF Mexico and Venezuela, as submitted to the
Senate yesterday, is given below. In Vene-
zuela the plan is strongly approved, and Senior
seUas, in communication TO Mr.. Carter, finds
many words of praise for the United Staes for its
action in endcavorng to bring about the Congress.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
GOSSIP ABOUT APPOINTMENTS.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 14.-An intimate friend OF the
President said to-day, in view of the rumors of
probable Cabinet changes, that he thought no Cabi-
bet nominations would be sent in this week. He
also said that he believed there doubt OF the
nomination of Judge Blatchford TO succeed to
Justice Hunt, and that the nomination would soon
be made.
The unexpected nomination OF John c. New for
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, when the only
place with which his name has been connected has
been the mission to ST. Petersburg was not decided,
30 IT is said, until few moments before 1t was
made The fact that Mr. New has already held the
office of Treasurer, which is better paid and more
dlgnted than that of Assistant Secretary. though
not 70 influential in politics has given use to gossip
10 the effect that his appointment is only temporary,
ana tnat lie is 10 be given more conspicuous place
hereafter On the other hand, it is charged that his
selection means a systematic use of the Treasury
patronage for the Grant Republicans
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
OPPOSING THE LICENSE TAX.

MADRID, Feb 14.-A meeting of tradesmen was
held here to-day. at which fully 5000 present
They unanimously resolved to offer passive resist
to the collector of the license tax and as
last resort even to allow their goods to be dis
trained. Senor Camacho, Minister of Finance, per-
sists in exacting immediate payments.
The Impdrcidl states that Scnor dc Cardenas, the
Spanish Ambassador at the Vatican, has telegraphed
that the Pope now desires that tie Spanish preates
alone be allowed TO organize the pilgrimage 10
Rome,