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,,o,rprE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQULT
DOGSENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MA - WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

,ess r rains leave New. York Desbrosscs Court
InaIr6f II Ferries, as follows: .
aD Ia go @ and Limited. II J. 1920. $40
CLIO - = a,d y d III and ~ night sundays, D. p
- Limited, and 10 IN, a. o. T. ana . p m' and ~
llsh. T,ins Ieave New YOrkAdaiy, except Sunday.
=, a. M and y. running through wa Trenton mi
@uyu trains leave Broad street stations Philadelphia
70; 30 $40 $50 To- 8 20 800 ana ii a.
diG,ei Exress l3J p M = d ., l252 I1H ,l
"a y a. : al Is 20 H. M. On sunday lZOl, 800 $40
- Ia m 4 ID 70 Limited go 74j, and 8 20 p
Ia5e Pbadephia Via Camden. a and 4aO p In daily
except sunday. 80 ,o,, ,...s.r.r q, A.,.r ,fo,,o
a., m ~ o Deslos es and COurtandt htai Goa tst ana
slyn Annex station foot Fulton ST.. brooklyn Os
ia IL ana rs ilmdsonst HobOkn station Jersey City
Es New Yok qrsTief company will call and check
baggage from hotels ana residences
'CHARLES T.. PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'T Agent
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io' GI ~, 3 STATES NAIL ;T,E,AlMlEEG,5,

GUIoN LlNE: TIES NAH. STEAMERS
Leaving per IS y. H.. foot Of Alag st ,.o -
WlO iNd.'........ Tue lay, fc. q. . a. -.
,at. ascl IS 53oa
These steamer ar watcr sht comp1rt
mems ANA furnished with every IrIi.'ito 10 MAJ 80
BATHROOM SIN kin Groom d. win room PlI1 nnl library
sfeIpeT Tbc st, room. are All upper dcek thu, .urng
those grcates Of an uXui1c al soA Ieilect 'eh1o" an
Cabin PASSAGE according to $50 so and 'i0J
oFfIcE. 80. % bEI24iIIfTtAnfs; & GrIoy.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL; - Ilamhur1E;,
(i.ondonl CIIEHBOURG QaTIsj. anu ia dBI lu ,,.
Dl6iii sat- isJ p VIA..iha,. a !,
A6 G3IGs SO SO an n[ 1o ldooaa ti & ,ae
culson ,a.e. gTe IT,! re- IHcs' 5sH' Io II ,', "
G. B. EiicHAE6 = CO.. Cen Pass As' ci E'~ay. y.
TNMAN ROYAL NAIL LINE STEAMERS
- tOIi ~ i.>94 o' y .i ~ IA - i H. 3D.
C CITY or or NJ Rb4I FcD - a. H.
cAprI fI?n T T. 80 , ANA siS 49, Intsrncite so
JOHN DA Fii AsS' ONE aS 60 iOS :oa iu.
n Y.HAYANAM MEXlCANHAIL ), iAle.
~. ste4aes e,;' WEtELI 9n rler 3 n T. a. 2 ID
via Havana PloresI C4mp'ih- aud FRO. r. , OBJ,
CRY o. ALaNh% thursday. 5a.ol
81 81 ~ r,oo fhese si.,5af. r,rry do.tors
+. ALEXANDiE * oON-. 'j BtoaIway
DACIFGC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANI'S
l LINE FOR CALIEQENiA. SANDWlDu lS!AEPs
TRIAL aa4 ,)Vl VIZ i, a 1a s@5 ri nZi,%
for I'D fr.ncisep - tic Isthmus Of Panama,
cOursernrfor oor raj ana south America and Nesioo
i'0" -" r For Japan AID China
Excursion Tickets between san Francisco aai To@'i4h'
For HONOLULU. NEwZEA LASD ant AUSTRALIA
Or on a n OF ' LONDON man, iraneoo Com,
panys tn per iqo5 G,n2'i No5h 5 ygT
DOYAL NAIL TO TIE NETHERLANDS.
IL steamers e"o f OK Per 1901 % st. '' '
S. P. cALAND.. weanefG9y FEBRUARY H. 6 a. NJ
s. AMSTERDAM " eduesday, Iebru1ry IS. 10 20 a. n.
Isl H. VGAzAUX Gcnsrn Hgent y south william,
p W Mi b at ffe. Aqt 80 Bway Gen r,s+hs
DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and ParIs.
sailing from New YORK and Antwerp every saturday
Y biH saturday eo'aaY T.
Frs cabin 80 ana pfeiid so excursion si3 80
fiSP a'SSfiS s6Ss General s. Broadway
WHITE STAR LINE; o,..,,,.,, sr, .,,,,,,
NoTGGH~ihe steamers Of this line Jake the Lane Route
Recommended Oy Lieulenant aanry' T. D No. Oh O' inc
CELTIC Capt saturday Fes ~ Pig 10 a. m.
BALTIC Capt Parsel saturday March TO- az u a; ~
FROM THE WHITE siAH 3O0h' i"oi VI '-
Those are uniform in size and unsurpassed in APP
poinmenis. me saloons slaerooms SnoAi4s arr an a
looms placed amiships where mo noss ana e.
least felt aoIGng degree OF cOmiO hitherto uha'Ai"p"
AZ Ess&sTEs-aoon 500 $50 and 800 Rotum tickets on
favorable terms steeage from the Old Country "a nom
These sIsines carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs o., en-,
C61psny's ofices, 40. 81 Broadway, New York -,
RApTLETT & co, Agents Boston
BARRITT 4 cArIEEL Agents Philadelphia
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financial.


OFPcg
LEIGH WILRRsBARRR COAL COMPANY,
234 SOUTH 5DsT.. PHILADELPHIA)
NOT1CE.-The annual election for a prcsl-
~ dent and six directors company viii be held nj ITS
Office in the office OF Leheh Coal and lton Com
panY "a south 5dst In the city OF Philadelphia on
III uRSDAY February ~, 1893.
Polls AZ 1870 transfer books will close at
the New 0rk Office on the l4th inst
c. R. POTTS Secretary.
DACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI
GUARANTEED STOCK.
SUIT having been commenced the Massachusetts Courts
against the Atlantic and Pacific Raj road Company the
Aforesaid guaranty.
Resolved That committees certificates applied for
on or before February l,proX.
THEODORE ROHNER,)
SIMON ROTHSCHILD,j Committee.
THOMAS h. BAILEY,
p. w. HOLMES, Secretary.
IL Wal.st, New York
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH r. R. ,

y SPennsyyania r. R., foot Cortland
station. in Ss"5olt sP9 DssS5%S'$ rAoor
For south AmOoy, via {. Il r. Of 4 j. s, sl5a M Las
OE Ma ns ys Penn 2 1 X & S9 s5 @ us
4, 6 p. m; Penn r. r. - m $780, p H. sun
Fol Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove AsPuEy parS
nea i45 ' rSP P M VIA Penn X r. ia M NJ 500
SUNDAYS (not stopping at Ocean Grove or ASouy F"rA'
For IT. lakewood TONS River arnegat 60; via r. r.
N For f fSs 4 Id VIA & X ON SD ll45A ma
9y VneApa R S5dTS'on G K2Ep6LpH
IIRlE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IL York LAX A. b[G 5 ombr stiect Depot
ga m'-Cincnnsti ana CHICAGO Day ESPress' Drawing
en- m DsyJFast It Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
at connectng with fast trains TO the est and South
west PGmans lest DrAwing'rOom sleeping Coaches TO
b94a E Day,-pacidc Express for the West sleeping
CoaPnes ;RoGgh Buffalo Niagara Fails Sinfinns and
C4.iago % M fmissn train Tor the West
ae ord and and Paii ga s 6 5o G 49, 1880 p M
II midnight sundays, +, $3.50. 1920 a. m l45 $50 p H.
go 59 9$ 30 1879 9 o x pSq M and
midnight sundays 8, $50. 1920 a. H. lao $50 u mid
Newark and Paterson via Newark 90 $40 ll;so m
$40 40 5:2o g. 40 Sc l = IN, ma aug lo go u ia
suefn 100 1929 m l.j $;IQ o 3 G;lU 'I2 p
Sn ID az and m Rs mi3nigh unu' O. o. COW -O'-V H.
% eTSGTS and aSI coThva all $780, 4aO sun
oSdo1t ana Kingston a. 30 SUNDAY $500 a m
GosHen & 100 n 1870 a. $50. 800 43O, T. $40 =, H.
euud1v d so, 1870 a. N, 80. Z y. IN.
Middetown. o. 1850. .. 1920 o. n 300 40 4 10 r. M
sunday md la q com Connect sS Sl Midland
Porf Jerys 100 9. 1O2Da M go q, 4 fl5 p NJ sun
fav 20 1920 ~. q ESQ ana Z p H.
OuaIter oil ana quarter aitet cah houl
from 55 A. m $40 y. IN. and a 10 40 ana iI:47 p NJ
ekeS or for tnents IN Drawn Dom and
sleepin cOache ODt med and orders 0l le checking
and transfer OF baggage may DE left al The tolay Ohc
NOS sJ7 Broadway. 10 Nest-sl ~ l. NJ
Cont 81 Brook yn at The COmpany's DepOis-
immigrant Agency, No. BlteIy'place. . $3.50
Iess trains from the West arrive IN New-1Ork AZ 10
anu - mo ~ ABBOTT. Gen1 pass'r Agent Newly OK,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhSh1.
Trains leave ElglewOOI Coser IleimOht ana yAcA
s5o ia a m / g. :. 5r. $50. %, 80 D. NJ, IL MD
lieht. SUNDAYS, a. II. and G-i5 }. ~ -o. -
Manuel spring Valley and MCnsey . ~ a. H. 'oo p H.
s"nO'' 40 8 ABBOTT Gen1 Pass'r Agent New-YoIk
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
II SATONIC and NAUGATUCK kA teaneTs
leave Cahanesp Il:jO 300 p III; %lsi-st Last
River 8 10 y. III Fare over than by any oiheI IOa'e
EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passeng
Iains eave drpOs Of COan0t and De-bros,es-sts ~
LA IN $40 and D. fOr EasiOn Beth enem Allentown
ReaGipg Nauch Chunk, WilkesDarre IOwanda MaYciy,
Ithaca Geneva. Lyons, Buffalo and the VEST Pullman
IbTongh coaches ran daily Local trains at 1:4O III Tor
FastOn Bethlehem and COpaY "a -. -,-o.c, ION an
Trns etyne at 12O and j4O T. m conhect ior az
HazetOn coal re ions ouhdy tial
local for Aiauch Chunk, $40 III sANo Msuch Ohun" a.
Drsl Eastern ONCE cornerof church and Cortanats'
"ehe'a' l.. Il. BIINGfON. q. +. A.
NORWICH LINE ,,.,.,...
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OnrGoN nrnoyENENI lo4rANI;;,

OKEGOS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
NEW. YORK. Feb. II, lhS3.}
rTNHE Board Of Directors have declared the
first semi annual dividend Of THREE AND on E-ItALf
PER CENT l3Ly PER CENT payable Mach d. 1861, Az
lie on of the Farmers Loan aEd Trust Company 10 tho
stockholders OF record March j, lS'3. go, On
1esg T. II. TYNDALE, secretary.
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1oPrIAR SHORE LINE

nOPUIAR SHORE LINE. q
ii FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOI;
Three Express trans daily Sundays excepted TO Boston az
m D. (parior attached and 10 (wi,h palace
seepng cas). sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
cdrsl = " = " = nm 49,
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST =
reduced fare So to Boston for rsIcass tickets good only
ecant steamers leave daily SUNDAYS excepted at 4SOR
o., ,r, pie 33 North River foot OF Jayst, New1Ck ar,
siynS In Boston at a. TicketsfOr sale &C all principal
PHoVIDENCE LINE, for freight only; steamers Ieays
from 30 North River loot OF MSfIelst 80 - u" '
>' " VI POPPLE Acting General Passenger AseH''
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.ORDEATX LINE.

RURDEA UN I'm r.
- New and direct line to the South OF Franco
NEW.YOKK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE
CHATEAU LATTE 1000 tons sat March 8. u a m
CHATEAU LEOVILLE 4.O0O tons We'd, Avn l. : D. m
Travellers France. spain and Itly Pyieneca Fau
Nice. &c will save time and expense By taking thls une
Cabin Including vino, $50 steerage SO For passage
'p' +. LIE BOULANGER. AZ Beaver.st
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Diui0cn0 Notices.

orricr oF THg IioMFsTAEK MINING CoNrANY.(
rs " All sI. Nrw YORK. Ieb. ~ 1888.
hINTDEND No. JI.-lhe regular monthly
"a, llrrd Of FORTY CENTS per share has been dc
cIsrcd for January paah 81 the office Of The Transfer
Aorns oun.bcrg liagin rs vail st. Oh the -Gth inst
Tfau,frr D,ox. ciOto thc @Oth INST Lou NsBERf
IAGGIN Transfer Agents.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
1 4l~1 SEAfI-ANNUAL CASH bINIbEND -
The Board Of Directors have declared "a dch o ~ FEl
cent Ina cash payable 1aIch l. l175 10 the shareholders OF
me fI,iros curl taoiu Company. registered 90 mo
cne of business cbruar ION they lav" aso dec r"
mn cy d idend Of L,OF PER cENi. m cash, payable 90
The same e 10 if ont 81 tc earning 81 tha
southern Division the months ending December 81,
lrS2 The books WIZ De closest rom anu
l.. v. T. Ran DOLPI, Treasurer.
New York. January ~. 1888.
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RAILROAD.
On and after December Z, -.
4 J.. l. . 1, l-nI :. l. IL = L.

7
AND UNITED STATES NAIL KDl II.
Trains New Ork. DesbrOsscs ana COurtanlt
streets Ferries follows 81. IL, n,
Iarrisburg ittburg The " est and south win Pullman
Palace Csrs attached. a and M daly New YORK
and Clcag, Limited OF PariOr Dining smoking aHd sleep
ing at 9 a III. every day. ..., ,..t...
NnamsrOIt Lock Haven a m p In Oily au I'ie AZ
D. III. connecting AZ CORY Tor iltu5'He Ieuoieum Och'
e ana the OH Regions. ,.-, az. a., .....
laltimOfe. Washington ana the SCUM Linn dsinhSN
xpress Pu man PaIOr cans oally; except sunday ~
arrive Washington m. Re guar va j. ana T. H.
T. at 81 aud ~. $40 ard m and ~ night VIA
H. ana q. Il. H.. / and f. and y night ~ 49,,
sunday H. and y. a.. r., D a ~ IL, anu - HSH'
VIA Il and T. r.. Z III. ana i ilsht $500, , . .. ~.
For Aflantlc civ except Sunday 5l5 IN ana D. IN On
sunday, 81 a II. ,. 80 ,,,o. -, I'm :, ,,,,t.v.
For NAV, except ouh'dy' ''''' 40" - - va ''y'
only 49,, ,,a,to.. ,rd ,rtct,,c5iafe stof,o,s
Ma Railway and ABDoy. a. m ~ ho2n .V anu . D. H.
~, -1"f.y, . a. ~ tDocs not stop at AsDuiy ParN
~ a. IN ookl yn Annex" connect Whah tIiOuth Tdlis
~ Jersey city aGOfdng speedy ana HTeot hahSIei Tor
BrOcs yn travel! ,,.,.,r q On and I, 90 m "a, and
Ia4.' - daiiy From washington and baltimore ~
10 m 20 5 30 300 10 80 and 1000 IN sunday CIV
80 - 10, and 1850 From laIthOie ~ o. M
~, o1nSay q IS D. n From PHILADELPHIA 53o ~ e5o
C-o "a g.40 1910 IL ~ q. 10, = 3.3V 90 -
az S0 g3J 1910. 1885 and 1000 r. m SUNDAY ~
go $50 csc 1lf9 m, G:ZO '"1 $780, 4O'-o IV'''"nu
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Mnsical Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, $125. Pianos,
- s2O7 so Factory running day aud night Catalogues
free. Address DANIEL H. BEATTY, Washington, I've d
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.
For Both sexs5-Col1trv
FORT WASHINGTON, NY.
Established 1854.
II

For Both Sexs3-COI1trv
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL II miles
- from N~w-Yors criir-n r,oelvo mothers care
Ars. H. -. MJKtELL. MhIItf-"i, l. J.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyach on the
IL Hudson no;h sc.ri SO. send 10. catalogue W. H.
IsANNIsTGE. 4. &.
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Ocean Steamers

NCHOR LINE. u. :. Mail Steamers
N NETWORK and GLASGOW. via DERRY,
from Pier 20. North River, New-YOrk.
CIRCASSIA. Feb. D. 7 am ~ NNE~SIA. Mar 10, am
ETHIOPIA. Ma 3. noon. AEtH bRlA Mar. II. pm
Rates OF passagetO .
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFASfor LONDONDERHf
Cabins 500 to TSU Excursion tickets at reduced rats
Second Cabin, $40 SteeraEeOutward. SIS Prepaid 81
For books OF Tours in scotland" plans &C. apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHER Agents. Z Bowling Green
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TEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcnecr
NrORWICH LINE

II ro Boston Worcester Nashua, Portland and the Last
'N0 III" - CiTY OF WORCESTER,
without exception most eegdnt Dl on the sound ana
fhe favOre u VI ~ - 't..tty. , nav, ,,,.r
above Desbrosses Ferry daily * ept SulAys AZ 81 pm
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PHILADELPHIA.
TIE OIL. EsTALLjsuED ROUTE AND snoRr Ii

OBTAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND . Of SUN
." NV S'TATIONs IL PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEW.YORk.
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ND u. 5. VAL STEAMERS.

LEHMAN AMI L. :. MAIL : EAhIho.
" NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BEfWEEN NEW.lOkk,
SOUTHAMPTON All BREMEN.
EI.Bf SATURDAY. tcb ~ Walt,,A. SATURDAY March g.
DDNA -4tufdtv. .p. - 4 NEON at ~
RATES OF pass iGE from NI.W.EORk - SOUTHLAND
TON HANliE BREMEN. ...
FIRSTCABIN ....SlOOI SECOND q BIN .........-1p
STEERAGE. $50 49,.
Return tickets At reduced ratss Prepaid Stecise c'llh
Gates. S- steamers sii from Pier between Seooh' anu
i'''''''' 'o''N' OELRlCHs x Co. . Bowling Green.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

" Between Now York and Havre.
COnpanv's pier No - North River foot OF Mort l,
Travellers line avoid bofh by Enysh ri
the discomfort Of crossing tho Channel IN rnA
boat Special train leaving th4 aHys dock ~ haVfe ~
rect for arrival Of steamers Baggage chrc~cl
q New. York through 20 Paris.
PER IRE. Berry. v edHeslaV, 3D. ~ D. w.
ANEVIOijE Siutclli ..... Wednesday. FEB. - 9 a.
CANAD4 . Fran edncsdayi Marc d. g. p ~
NOiMANDI . new NtGue di}. .ih' -
Cheeks payable at sight in amounts 10 suit On TAO B~nlao
Transit antique Of PauA
For frtght and passage apply to - q. ,,.,,..- d..
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No. 40. NORTH RIVER
pAVONI " ednesiay. Fen. ~ y.
SI'RVl W. dDesday. FEB. y. - o.
BOTH W ednesday. March Z, j D. m
PARTBIA. Wednesday, March. Ia $50 a. m
Cabin passage, $50. $50 ana 500
ana from al parts OF Europe AZ very 10"
Office. NO. bow lin gtircen
/ a. D.,
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For Bows and Young Men-City.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition.
afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. lij W. 45th-st
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02
More Railroad.

Galveston, Tex, 1.-The Gulf OF
Colorado & Santa Fe road will ask
the coming Congress for a railway,
telegraph and telephone right OF
way through Indian Terr tory, be-
ginning at point west of the east
ern boundary Of Cook county, Tex,
and ending west of Cofeyville,
Kan. Coke will introduce the
measure in the Senate. Congress is
to reserve the right to regulate
charges. the road to pay $50 mile
to the tribes owning the land also,
after 100 miles are completed, to pay
$1,000 annually to the Secretary of
the Interior; one hundred miles to
be completed within three years or
the grant to be forfeited. This is
made the air line to St.Louis via the
st. Louis & San Francisco railway
and within fifty miles of the connec-
ton with the Atchison, Topeka s.
Santa Fe, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago s. Alton and others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02
Particulars of Hicks Pasha's An.
Inhalation.

London, 1.-The Times publishes 9
dispatch from Khsrtoum, Gated Friday,
which states that Captain Merchant, who
witnessed the battle between the Egyp-
tish army and the forces of Ell Mahdi,
saw Alaed Derv Pashs, Governor O!
Khartoum, killed at the opening Of the
battle. He states that Hicks Pashs was
slain by lance on the third day of the
battle, when the last cartridge of the
Egyptians had been fred. The men in
Hicks Pssha's army had then been with.
out water three days, and the soldiers
offered 81 for drink, and the fugitives,
if any. from the Egyptians, must have
been slain or captured, making for we'll
known wells. Colonel Decoelligon has
again sent ,py to visit the scene Of the
battle and enter Elobeid and ascertain
the fate Of the survivors. Cheyenne, a
civil engineer, was with Hicks Pasna,
and is supposed 10 have shared his fate.
All the biscuits and provisions stored at
Duem for Hicks PashA's army have been
brought to Chartoum. Outlying gsrri-
sons are gradually arriving at Khsrtoum.
Greeks and Copts, the Austrian mission,
with 12O negroes, the Austrian and
French consuls, are leaving Khsrtoum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02
A Chicago Newspaper Burned Out

Chicago, 1.-While nearly every
engine In the city has been called
into service at Farwell block, the
fire alarm was turned in from the
office of the Eoening Journal on
Dearborn street, between Madison
and Monroe, and before the arrival
OF the first steamer on the scene
the flames were making their way
through the windows in the upper
story of the fine stone front. The
flames had made rapid progress,
and despite the best efforts of the
department, at II O'Clock, when the
fire seemed fairly under control,
three upper stories had been very
thoroughly burned out and the en-
tire structure was completely water
soaked. The working outfit oil
The paper. with the possible excep>
ton of the presses, was utterly de-
str0yed. The Journal building was
a fine four-story stone structure,
erected to replace one destroyed in
the great fire and was taken posses
sion of by the paper In April, 1873
The J. B. jeffrey Printing COM
pany, one Of the largest show
printing establishments in the
country. occupied a portion of the
building and suffered almost otal
loss, which is estimated at fully
100000. The Journal and the
printing company both carried ade-
Quate insurance.
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SERVICES TO
DAY,

CHUCK OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TER-DAY SAINTs.-Services IN the As
bly, Hall at p. n.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH II.
Z. Lift, pastor. preaching at IL I'm. and
100 p ~. Evening sutjoct: The Spirit
of Religion and the Spirit of Liberty the
two Great Pillars OF American Civiliza.
tion." The lecture will be given In the
isige audience room. Seats free to ail,
and all cordially invited.
BAPTIsT.-Last Sunday in Pendle-
toms Hall. Preaching in the morning
ut II and evening ct 73v, by Rev. q.
Byron Morse, Of Philadelphis. Subject
'rhs Mission Of he Church evening,
Tina Strifes of Lfe'' Sunday school
after morning sermon. Prayer meeting
Friday evening at 730. in the new
church, corner Second South ana Second
West.
CONGREGATIONAL. Preaching at IL
am By the pastor, Rev. F. T. Lee.
Sunday school after morning service:
Chinese Sunday school at p m. At7.3O
IN the evening the pastor will give the
fourth lecture OF his Sunday evening
series on LESSONS by Travel" in which
he will defcrioe experiences OF journey
IN II Europesn Turkey, especially il
crossing the priGcipality of Bulgs ria
by native convey snce. Some facts per-
tanning 10 the work of American mis-
sionarias in the latter country will also
bs presented. Free 10 all, and all in.
vited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02
Pension Cheats and Libel Cases

New York, Among the indict-
ments by the grand jury of the
district are the following: Jenkins
A. Fitzgerald, false pretenses in the
prosecution of pension cases; Gould
2. Austin. violation of pension
laws; Francis GilIece, false pre-
lenses in pension cases August T.
Donate and Geo. M. Depue, libel
against StllSon Hutchins of the
Washington Post; Jno J. Alley,
violation of pension laws, (ten
cases.) The libel case of Donate
and Depue arose from the efforts of
a number of union printers to "Boy-
cott' the Post. The libel consists
of certain publications in their organ
The Craftsman, rejecting On the
method of conducting the Post. The
libel suit of Rev. DR.. Hicks against
the EUening Star is dismissed. The
suit grew out OF the statement pub.
lisheJ in the Star concerning the
transfer of Guiteau's bones from the
custody Of Hicks to the Surgeon
General of the Amy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02
Burning of Masonic Temple.

New York, 1,9 s.m.-Masonic tenn
pie, Sixth avenue snd Twenty third
street, is now on TIRE.
About $50 O'Clock this morning the
root OF Masonic temple, Twenty third
street and Sixth avenue, was discov- RED
on fire, and before the engines reached
the spot great volumes Of smoke belched
from the windows in the asylum OF the
Knights Templsr ia the naneard story.
the report that the tempe Sns on fire
spread rapidly aud hundreds OF the fra
ternity hurri to the place. As The
building below the msnssrd is fire prot
the firemen devoted their energies to SAY.
ing what portion they could of the man
sard story. The entire binding is
water. soaked and much vauab bic
property is destroyed After two
hours hard work the further spread
of the flames was prevented on the Man
in the roof. 1t is thought the loss will
not fall short OF 100000. as The costly
frescoing and ether decorations are de
stroyed. In the commandery room, the
Order Of the Mystic Shrine, largely COM
posed of Mssons, met last night until q
late hour, and it is supposed cigar or
msteh was dropped on the carpet and
caused the fire. The commandery room
was expensivelv fitted up, and in adioin-
ing closets were many costly equipments
and uniforms. Sir Knights Austin
room, named in honor of the deceased
grand secretary, was recently fitted up O..
an expense Of $40 600, and the beautiful
pictures, which the order had been so
long in accommodating, were very much
injured, if not ruined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02
Result of a Strike.

Pittsburg, Pa, 1.-Since the in
auguration Of the window glass
strike over 100000 boxes of glass
have been imported to this city.
Five years ago the annual foreign
importation was reduced from mil
lion to 100000 boxes, but the late
strikes revived importations and it
is asserted they will reach a million.
Blowers and manufacturers view
this fact with respective favor.
Blowers say manufacturers cannot
afford to see the importation in
crease and their furnaces cold, while
employers assert that it is better to
import than produce at the present
cost Of production. The strike is
three months old to-day with pro-
spects for a settlement no brighter
than when the lockout was inaug-
urated. The conference commit
tees meet again on Tuesday.