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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-01
UTAH LEGISLATURE.
Twenty.sixth Session.
COUNCIL.
EIGHTEENTH DAY.

Thursday, Jan. 3lst, 1884.
Council met at 2 Pm; President
in the Chair.
Minutes of the previous days
proceedings not read, as the printer
failed to furnish them.
A joint resolution from the Hou g
in reference to II. F. No. 9, was re
ceived to revise laws Of Utah, and
authorizing the employment of
clerical help. After considerable
discussion, Mr.. Woolley's amend
ment to pay Sc per pay of eight
hours, was adopted. Joint resolu-
ton, as amended, was then adopted.
@. +. No. 2, being a bill for the
protection of fish and game, was
discussed, and @. F. No. IL substi-
tuted; passed its first reading and
ordered printed.
Mr.. Grant, of the committee on
printing, presented Council File No.
II relating to sheep running at
large. After various amendments,
bill passed.
A communication was received
from the House notifying the Ceun.
Gil of it's concurrence in G. r. No.
8 for the disposal of university lands,
and notifying Council of the ap-
pointment Of a joint commit g.
Messrs. Hammond, Hepburn and
Woolley were appointed on said
committee by the Chair.
A communication from the House
notifying the Council that the com>
mittee on education had recon.
mended the printing of |, 1000 copies
of the Chancellor's report on the Uni
versity of Deseret, was received.
G.. F. No. 5, to amend Sec. $40
Compiled Laws of Utah, was read
by title and passed its third reading.
Mr.. Taylor asked to be excued till
Monday. Granted.
Adjourned till Friday, ppm.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Augustus Lodders, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE
IN undersigned, John Brunton. Adminis-
traitor, and Agnes Lodders, Admini.tratri1.
of the estate of Augustus Lodders, deceased,
to the creditors Of, and ali persons having
claims against the said deceAsed, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the first publication Of this
notice, to the said John Brunton, at Bingham,
and to the said Agnes Lodders, at Salt Lake
City, in the County Of Salt Lake, Territory OF
Utah.
JOHN BRUNToN, Administrator,
AGNES LODDEhS, Administratrfx,
Of the Estate of Augustus Lodders, deceased.
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DR.. P. STEINHART
SPECIALIST.
Former Partner Of
DIR. M Z NTIE-
SAN FRANCISCO,
fO.'i261 Maini ST., opp. Overland
House, In Union Block. Room
No.. / First Floor.

Can be consulted daily from 9 O'Clock
am. to 8 o'clock pm. and from z to 8
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 am. to
pm. He has had twenty-five years ex-
perience in the special treatment of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Syphilitic or MercuriaI AZ
fections of the Throat, Skin
or Bones, NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Impotency and Lost Manhood, exhausted
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OF Self Abuse, youthful follies and ex.
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sion, the effects Of which are various,
maddening and destructive to both BODY
and mind, and unless cured will; en-
inmate fatally. The presence of the
disease causes continual consciousness
of slow and gradual decsy of all the
power OF body and mind with loss of
manly power and vigor, defective mem
Dry, heart affections, loss OF sight, noises
in the head and ears. confusion Of ideas,
aversion to society, excessive prostraIion,
trembling Of the hands and limbo, con-
sumption, marasmus and ultimate de.
rangement Of the mind. The will power
becomes so weak that the person seems
to lose control of himself and cannot
look one square in the face. It also causes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Hear:
and Kidney Disease.
TapewOrm EXpelledf..ip "a
Hours.
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The motion of reference
the committee was adopted.


the committee was adopted.
A communication from the Audi.
tor in reference to procuring VOL
umes Ncs. 1, 2, 8 of Utah Reports,
saying l and 2 were out Of print
and No. 8 not yet in print, was read.
Mr.. Hatch called attention to the
law of last session in regard to fur
nishing such reports and claiming
the Auditor had1not done his duty.
Mr.. Dusenbery moved to refer it
the committee on Territorial library.
Mr.. Thurman said Vols. and 2
we're in print. and the Auditor had
either failed to do his duty or had
been misinformed.
After several motions as to refer
ence, which were lost, Mr.. Dusen'
bery's motion was adopted.
at $50 O'Clock adjourned till
pm. Feb. l.
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PILES
Treated and Cured successfully,

Consultation at the Office is FREE and
invited. Thorough examination and ad-
vice, including analysis of urine, IS.
Come at once-do not put 1t IF All
correspondence strictly confidential.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 60c. Sold by z. G
NJ. I. Drug Store {iG
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Chief Engineer Fran
els e. Dnde has been ordered n special duty at the
Delaware Iron Works. chester Penn. Lieutenant j. NJ
B'wycr has reported hls home having been de-
ache from the Wachusctt the Inst and has been
paced on waiting orders Leave " absence has been
granted To commander r. H. Evans for One year from
August with permason 10 leave the United States
Tho orders ~ Lieutenant George Emmons. OF the Pluto
nave been revoked and he will be- granted leave of
aosenco on the arrival OF the Albums 10 ,nn Ftancsc0
id'ulenantl George M Tnttrn, l. Bridge ana Aaron
war; nave hr"u ordered special duty at the Torpedo
Niiinn. Lieutenant !. ~ Milton nts been ordered tu
uuJ a. HAftinut boz the Branch Hfdrngtnphir ONO" ~
.Ah Ffnnr-rn. Licutrunut-' commander Henry H.
Nrhna lH been orlrtpd tn the command NJ the Pi1in
. lh' Ihuwiun No re- have been dot1CItdt iunWnn Tor
= VI 'rnrn from command nf the Nun nnd ordered 10
lfHlln" hls dutp n Portsmouth, y IL lieucuantt uu
V. red 10 proceed home ieutennntt Command r. -.
uhhrork from IA MINI and ordered to The navy yard,
Nov york. lIcitrunu' "a A. stanton rom the Nina and
oi"'tri in sumo hit duties ~ the Navy Department
lN'uIthahif Commander John Mrttpwhn from torpedo
JUS Ihl Ion and ORD reel tn Ihp naval rendezvous,
~ ad IpIm, Lcut.unnt omWnudor + g. Moroug
ITO torpedo instruction. and ordered to the receiving
snip N1Hahi Lieutenant Comma Idpr william Nfl"h 1nd
Lieut. nan J. lf"mrhlI and y g. Heanv. from toipo-
I" instruction mai placed on WAITING orleras Iolicn-
tiru'i' and order d to M Navy Nurl, NeW York
l'i'n'uf \ T. tH5ru. from torpedo iu7ru ti1 n'd ur
81 tn "uluau" uttfunfun tt fnr NH~y Var Nv t1htue
'I I' n "iHN. N. luUI from torpedo 1-trn'iinu lud
or t to duy 100 thr Dur 1u ut Navigation. T. 'u"nant
= ~ - k'|Ht .fuH 'rrrIn iH4iriuIiHu tN tfdrI'h ti
uN' 100 tI' u1 ,f iIr Judf Adyurt' rprurrnl. Nuv1
ll''"fi'oIt -rpHmh.r I. HDu.rua 90 WIunu Wiud'ta.
NJ ' '"'nr 100 .fur.uu luI ordered to iHr 'ti1ius
ahr N.N Hump .Ir Iud tiru. ruHuI t NJ Mo- ntiuoti
N'u irr"lu Wauut. iuu aud orlrtrd ,o ibc NN'y \UI
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fcrrcd by him against the asylum management The
| decision was reaeryed

fcrrcd by him against the asylum management The
decision was reserved
Charles 2. Wilson died ON Wednesday are seventy
Ave years lie organized and for twenty years Was
cashier OF the Utica City Bank lie was also Mayor Oh
Utica for two years
Judge Pomcroy Jones died at West Moreland on Mon
day age ninety five lie scrgeant-at arms vi tne
Assembly I'm 1881 Asscmhlyman in 1894. and q super
visor. lie was the author " Annals OF oh'ua
COUNTY" 70 valuable historical work. Tie dicd on me
farm which he horn and was probably the olnest
living native Of the county.
lodge ~ the Order " locomotive Fremen ms been
organized in t'tica with 4. W thompson - master
james Aclroyd ~ Albany. has tho contract Tor build
ing the der o for The Delaware and Hudson laroa on
The site W thr American Hotel 1T Utica The hotel IA
now hring torn down
There are about seventy entries FOR The Grand Circuit
Races In this city ON Aurist 10 30, nud the prospects
for successful meeting ARE bright
Joseph klonfeldt " the oldest cit1ona ~ Vucn'
hns been adl1deod insane ou the petition o ms SOU
Alderman klrnfcldt ~ Detroit tie hna con.lurtl.
property Of which H. A. bootlc has been "ppo'h''u
guardian.
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PrNNING cIrS ~ BEOIDWIT


rim c,rrr sv-rr.,1 rn pr rs-D-pRr-rDr,,r
"
ANDREWS ANSWERS oBILCH'NN'
l. I,. Lo,,, ol,irnaJ in, some Quarters that tho
IT "''' w" -'''''' va 80
cable system NJ railway MA Pee lnpricu'i'c ID
Rro,lyv, aud " mid ru that thor W -hIIr. for general
.e1 .. NJ, . haze %, t,i1s D, ,,., Id av. ,,, tgo rr,l
N.'"'' '.''' Oh. I'D '.' '
WY the cable rotd AMI tllt would h c1c't Toe lh'
min II the street. The Broalwlg BlIr Dad Company
,.tt .t . . ,r % ,..r ,...,+ OFF fine Dbl. farfv
HAS ''liIii'1 ."' ''u 3D. f'
owners between lowing Green ana Union square d."
ol, p..is ,e .,s M Of the rll authort .s tO ncu
... .. ~ -,. ,,,l ,r,p,- ,f tr. flr.e ur,. r ,.
lH' D''-a'. .'' ''' wi ' '
along the r1ute nave gwen tltif t'H7'hif ...N
,rfv tho Gfey,r. estate and tdgr hilton
t..-, ,-,.f.i, 1890.
ana L'i 7'"- '"'',
consent aIlet -IN--E 4' '"'.'''' '-'- "
been made v those not friendly to tne road against tne
commence. ,,r i.-fuoa tina. the consent 4 -ir p-...ftv
,'., .... .t.,...... r.r....l .r .,.r off a.,
owners was '' ''".' '. 81 .'
ca syst uf tIt th'r' are Orb Dee h' transfers AHt p'
son .rr- must DAY llt. fare I'm cons que. .rf thJf tlr
,. - i......... e.. q. ,...,t, % ,..- .ts of.
TUT" .' ' N '' "a. ,
A IHriNI report D. hrrl'ild' tt.'i "I BIZ. a. va
i,,. ..l .,f DID,. tl. p.naIvav q IrIlt Conn Ir-
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PROTECTION IN GERMANY.
BENEFITS OF THE TARIFF OF 1870.
IMPROVEMENT IN TIE INDUSTRIAL sIrUArroN-IN'
CREASE or WAGES.
fnY fpLRaRAPs To rus rnfBuSgl

Inv frLR0hAPs TO rvs rNfbuNhl
| WASHINGTON Aug. 1.-Two reports received
at the State Department from the consular officers IN
Gcrsany indicate that the policy Of protection adopted
there five has resulted favoribly That @
ension Ia highly probable. ConsulGencrs Vogelcr'
Of gives In his report synopsis
" the proposed amendments t0 the tariff Inv. I'm rrop's
ing these amendments he tho Governmen' remarks
The reform N our tariff liw ~ July 10 1879, has in
general way ought about thr drsirci results IN t'
that has not only produced decided Increase Of reve'
which hia greatly relieved m, financial situation o.
tire several German state, hut ha4 aso sirnnfy
foa'crci the inlu'tud activity Of the Natlon'
n would, however cnntrnvruo the public int'reHl'
which the tan hla to rye IN the nrst place nlegi'h-
aton shuull s demanded In parts consider the
nrn. Witch hi. boon IN force nearly i've years. ~
sonnet iur nelrly uuchinCenhle Such strict Adherence
10 n the prnv of tho tar a forbidden on the one
hand, by tne constant veppmcnt ~ The manifold ln-
du trcs affected hy the trif while on the Other manu-
n many instances. experience alone has enabled 'om'
p,nt Judgment as ~ oct Hcr the provisions n ihe Tar
~ of 1870 have lr tine right thing oDd' Rch'ig'
Go.r1GcI ha1cD 80 In tie Classification oi Che anu
! cloa a. ina he height Of the scvornl rates.
Among tn chlugot proposed by th" 1'v'rnn'n'
arp the &, lowiut The duty on 'nc.a and emnf"u'I'7
! rs mor.a.oj go pnl e. .ut. ou pr pared onlm'n'"
rolh.rs 800 pr cents ou aprituous liquors, TOO p'r
c nf ou cubr rdo od lui nc' ros 1913 I % per cent
on artificial nov.ri. 20 par cent ou viroe't' n'"l'
work. lo cent. op Ipcra 1nt cmhnid'Iio' wholly or
part, or tiih 900 % pcrc .nt
rI rut,tor PROTECTION oN WA't'
T. no. tcl.r %. .au WIur. of unHolI't' 10
ctro. otth protection poI,i 90 vlrt and tho dcw g. 4
ur tabor prr Iuulutrd loo 1910 iHtrrr t'ns mn0uer The
consul sttI "I.om mi oN on1r. alton fr ] quite
,iIr u u-Huut un Vu4D 10 lh' district
huyr undoubtedly Doom o1 .hr u''
I'd c. Ur 100 r,ll.uun &c ur.w'n
now uun Competition With foreign m
port. ha. e.cl.y IIuiuI-h OBJ Ind rnr.r h1t not only
fHU fsf fI e.
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luERIcrs pL4cE AMONG THE NATIONS
From Der York h,puolren,

FT0TI IFT NfII-IUTk htpuDIi'IHFT
Mr. Blaine'S letter covers the ground. lt Is
the most comprehensive and pointed acceptance prob
ably ever written by any nominee. II defines The issues
90 a the disputed points between the parties 10 II ~
best campaign dOcupent that could De circulated. We
pIut entire IN the German language. Is reference %
the rights D American citizens AZ homo and abroad su
be- applaudrl Dos every German American. policy
like that forcsuadowed 10y him for this continent would
make the United states he hr-t nation on INC
globe. The aspirations OF the let err are al IA the riShs
direction. IL only letter OF acceptance" OF Out
candidate bat message from him Ia te people OF mo
United state. to look around and. recognizing usr
greatness come forward the place prov ded TOO
them Oh the roll OF Nations and Empires.
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t..tltftf
Among all the autI-S avery people or thlHy
wears u.u Mr. Uc,rAer iui Boo, sister, Ms, ~i""e we're
b ftr Ir most famous and MOST unuruft I hose VIVA
are -tIl living. Garrison. tldtin--, Phillips, sumner
trcr.rg seward. tnse and almost al thr others oi thd
dr,t rank are gone. save 0u. tIc poet Whittier, Mr.
Brecher and Mrs. stowe. Ia l-o0 Nr B'crier INA his
speech iu tlc'oliud, Ohio, for day "O'nijned Us
loyalty ro thc OF the downtroddru u'-ioi 9ut 10
wa, speedily and eicctudiy recalled to That loyalty ~
an emphatic expression OF dissent from ilymOlln
Church. I'm the present year, also, Mr. b'''ler mas
suffered another Cleveland % aes guile him aud Tor soma
reason has parted company with that republican Party
which he - nightly contributed 10 create Bat Ars-
stowe still stands gn for freedom. and for the party OK
freedom For many years she has lived during mo
winter and spring In the SOUTH and mas personally met
ONLY Kindness the Southern people. But no ku0vs
that III many Southern states the cOOrcd people, se
free 10 lano.. are free 20 vote. The lash when
formerly drove them toll now drives them o d-iran-
cAIsemrut IN many southern locality. Nothing slrs
the ind uatOu OF Mr-. stowe Ike this; and Do her pen
were not weary with and long using % would surely
Nlcl led Of old ia behalf ~ human rlghts-
But he LINK cd with the most powerful Americ.n
tradition the tradition 81 our heroic age Ii- tge 49,
the period IN which the Northern conscience dwOAe anu
-note with it, mailed hand the system or sat cry: 40
other influence WAS potent the pen or MIS- lows
In breaking the National sumOer. ana mo- 0ih.t VOICE
Justly entitled % bee heard, now that Tie N"ph 'ees
willing % s.IluJcr again.
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nIN..s N NuENlUpIG"

NA-unolu.. Aus. l.-romr tho aso Jh'
4ur.t uI tu.- ..l...u OBJ. l.r .t.. 3D.. was .a.'d
abuses Iuu ut. rt- up 900 r'H"..u'' Nh i'.
pf tI.. b.. ru .ol. l .a4 irpar nr.t ul uHfi'"i.-
mu rY up.u uer apot. iFe atotrr H'"
.rsf-ssi1u4. m c..l.lf.r-. lAt puus t'eir
tr u.4u.. rI.s of I.tr -r Ih. -rc e.H'
U.s. I.rd 90 sanction t, p.lr,,e Hr o. rDr'-1r claims I
uo.ct- tl,r- founded upo4 such joins. Within
short uDc. noVcya, c.uplA.e. oc .oa-uc- have '''.
,r-l..1 q whose ct. sect I'd th m tu-r crru 1881,
.o Ioau money 10 Government enplo. az lo-. ID.
trre.t Iroyid t4at such employees WHO apply
Tor .o-.- sal formally become member
o- tie -.I let or ,aI. Iad pay lee OF -. Oe If
.4c-, Complain. tr prr--u ed e. number or IuH,tl
clIi- or l- ir.r o. M ,,rur Department WIN
request thlt r- ll.G.c.l employ, Dee directed to
- hc... A.. az Scr t,rT Jo-itI L day replied O.
tar r-Q .-st a. .,r-: You dI--d glIt tvs III
regards tlirz d rurcf ie' OF - -
n z by whI.I led ay 90 IN app-araurr %.
.-u.Iod. cxAl tJu, from TO whose iIt rr,s compel
tIruI OBTAIN c1uIuIl Ions. - 70 must cr1iF
cuu-i ed par Of th. bon GREAT r.a 2 d y J'.I
couI,s io4 mad. SUCH demand upon tHc ir
source. oi e.lU"v- rr.r ai' cou~l Ing FOB -i-
II Isl. AMI hi- Dhl-i u-"lnnc ana d'-
u..rIlLI- It's pm rnI tn. IN, cin'o OF give
cJ-iI Ion .I tIr con uu Nee al mus cline "
eAf Ce tIc cls...s TO T4lcI 5Ju t-l-4.'
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POOR CITY CHILDREN N VERMONT.

NEWPORT, VI, Aug. 1.-The 240 Fresh-Air
Fund chidr from New-York IN Thursday nsht oa
the Norwich boat safely distributed day between
Bratt cboro and Nawp)r AZ over twenty pla %. c IL
SAGE J0hnsbury VINO procured tie comes Tor ths
chdr %. met he plrty az NewL7udln and assisted tAs
agents il the tis ri1u,l0n
y. Ls-y OF Briitep 'rD the organ l ndid til r. en-
tortlirrd twenty trueme f. ou-f clA reI BOO NJ 0~1
home A part, of los THBrNE children returning fron
tu, Connection Va cy tni she Pas'ump-c All y VS.
met about noon IL viii reach y " YORK t|-motroS
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TWO PARTIEs OFF FOR THE COUNTRY

Si1ty-one Frcsh-Air children took thefraln as
.he s.uI Cen raj pot Yesterday for Lt'lhe. Conn,
.ld ..r lIc ST Two week. a. paop tat place WIZ
N1yrn leo opp1, tuni to uiy t-e characteristics OK
one cls ji Brook coui.cu. The party VIE s1fhersf
bv 81 J. ss,1.ot the Brooklyn C0lre - Adj -or " IL
clrta rs small lpor,ion Of boy 1s the people in tas
c0.u.r. .,.m4 stl trtd of them uul they have N
tertain'd few. A. Lucn1ed homes were found for
tie parry bv the Rev + Bs-ol and The Rev. charles
-vmn-tou anon IN. following peO'ie: Mr.. o. 5. Sew
molr ~ James o.' or O. Mr.. II rae. -seiyn, Mr.
fr.-rr r1rnrI M Turus Grisw1I. Ms L. nnett
Mr.. !. s.. Morgan Mrs. Rood. Mr.. uuuIu. VI w A.
BIrI. Nrs. g.. ID N.N.i. a. " Liam f-l. Mrs q
more M. French Ai-. Beuedi Nr- smith, NJ. Good
win. a.. Ie.Nu.
Au.tIrr uaftt. off tvr|vH wis NJ fe-frlfIF morning
on tu. -a lrbor Division OF fh Iona l.i I'd Railroad
FOB I-prauUto. Il. T. fhecudr.u Ni h' q t'ra nst
d.. " i D. CD Is N.- N ury Ludlow. Nr. SOUR s,Mrl
.t..hr. Iop.m., i.. Mrs. Henry Van -coy, lrI Henry
Rogers.
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toD SOME OTHER MANS CONVENTION.


With comlcii moons son y, thc D'ilrls VIII Al0w 40
bn.rry After .OrmuiY protesting That convention Of
d,as to them only mass ueetin-, undin nobody
u nnvJh.u. they agreed 10 lol1 y"ntlon 20
~ rn al MISSION nr secured only oy signing an ron
clad D.ed-e. When George Mltitm curtis salt;
ir.e man anne iltO this convention, aad iree man
viii -o ont u - a. did not refer 20 s convention, Dus
10 some other mcu's convention.
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RECOVERING on LIFE POLICY.

Judge Wallace, of the United States Circuit
Court rendered a decision yese Ia the cas- OF
Fauma Tina els against tie UhioI Mu ia Lie IN
s,,,r,.. COMPANY II Massa Ausett. Ms. Iimlyenis
no., Ina y{f. of a re A. ST z az smyrna. Her brother
R0d1c9la. if VINO 1--we tAi countrf, in-lr d the e
A. his rnt er-aw f,r the nc1t Of his s-t r taxing
ouf "A "a FORT liable policy 10 5000. Afie' pay
tom ann a premiums kod0caEacl Jet tie policy lapse
d. In is-1 and After MS Other-inaw bad been paid
~, me nolicy inc widow sued the any on the INST
on. jude Wallace wards ner 94OoO' ics' 'Ao a u
two notes -iven by kodOo anaehl
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IRur cHIrLINs Ir0cEIy GROVE
AEErNIlN II THE $500.


-
THE OPENING D.E'N 'Nl.~ -NLNHI.~ 'I IliI
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O.r,N Ep.yr Aur l-The reunion of
i..-.... ,..-..f... -.- o..
Army cf1nl 81. FEEL raj '1i Confederate, -.t"'r " ITO
-1p member. OBJ . rstil and sIni ray Comm. .~on'.
t..t ..... .,..,.v- no Q o,.,.t t..H,rs II
"i+ h'l ODDS Hl''l." '' - '''
etuut presiding Aiter % t'" n.lI rehAlf" ITO
called on Bishop William Taylor to conduct
tc opening ex,rci+,- The R.v Denus osborn.
ua irr mi.-onary ~ Iniil' VS. i'.r' .u'''
N'f-'-' r'i'' DIDO ID. ''
prayer t'i d. u.-' Osborn. 1-' .'f' To- sung '' .'..
o., ..r... ...l ..,t t....
"t'.
H.r. 5000 +. ni1' .Hd Mti'n l'l ''A'''l. '.'~
ODD. .,I.4.- l..u.
60, ,-.. t ,........ sam. ., .e..,r ..,,r.. ..I
WITS
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be Collector st ~ Paso IN reply. NJ follows II King
Ross medical inspector a Nogaes. Arizona reports that
Spanish Opera Troupe detained twcnty-our hours
ON 2bth lust No yellow over among them. Emphati-
cny state Of yellow fever passed by ran through
Nogaes this month n strict quarantine Ia deemed ad
yisabe there effective force will be necessary ln
specors advces O this Office are that reports are made
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with "a whre.Darruw youpng ont Tn srreunf May
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SALES OF MERCHANDISE At MAEsEHL2s.

-ALTS or MARC IANDI5L IT MAEsLILLas.
WASHINGTON, Aug. In report 10 the
state Department lacd May 20, l--4. Con-u Mason o
Marsh es. France. conveys Information that the Com
pany Docks and rhJI-e- OF that city announces
that 1t sill establish system oi regular periodic pubic
sales OF consigned merchandise similar 10 thai wAcd s
In vogue al Liverpool London. Antwerp aud Amsterdam
This acu1n the part or The company Consul Mason
says. is of paramount interest and Importance TO AL.
export of American products French markets. as
well 3- American purchasers Of the varied rctu-
disc 90 southern France. Arica. the l. want, and iic
Last which collected IA1 distributed at Narcotics. tie
The operations 900 respect wuicu tile company
Offers -crv are: lrs, landing ali shipping epul~
to destination tt r-f cpud. 90 ding dui export ~
Uy sea; third, i ling sll ..I-I, ,rrloI-@; fourth
c.ivT- aud sd - 40 public auction Ola hKel aAI To- ~
Ia. dItrs.