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PILES

Treated and Cured successfully
Consultation OF the Office is FBEz ana
invited. thorough examination snd sd
vice, including analysis Of urine, S.
Come 81 once-dC 1C.- rUi HI AE
CORES pon6enee sts lctIS tonijd e1tis..
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= MAGIC POWER
A Secret Agent aG &C oFE.

We we're surprised the other day to
learn that certain individuals in this city,
who had for many years yielded to what
was apparently an Inevitable fate, we're
startled from their torpid condition of
semi-stupidity, into asserting their right
to ''life, liberty and the pursuit OF happi-
ness" These parties had been hcunby
an influence as powerful as 1t was neon.
pveheDsible. They knew not the cause,
yat they were victims to the result, They
were enehsined, but they could not dis
cerr BY whst means they had been man
acled. They bad long sought deliver
snce in vsin. Their appeals to science
ard The knowledge contained in books
ware equally unevailing. At last, relief
came. 1t was not through any action of
the President, or OF Congress, for their
trouble was not of political character.
Neither did tie Governors message Ze-
lieve them, nor any action of the new
Legislature, for it was out Of their power
and foreign to their jurisdiction. Yet
they were suddenly and efectua}ly Ee-
leased from the bondage they suffered,
and placed on the equal scale of human
happiness. "What was their trouble?"
is what our readers will ask. They had
been rendered helpless by that universal
enemy-rheumstism. They had not
walked or even moved without pain for
years, and on the strong recommends
tions of friends "who had been there"
they tried Britannia. and were at once
relieved end radically cured. Britannis
is what did it. It acted like magic
power. This secret agent quietly coursed
through their veins, removed tie cause
of the trouble, liberated the csptives
from their doomed condition, end now
they congratulate each other On the
accomplishment Of such triumph, and
the acquisition of the knowledge. by
which they csn at any time resist the
encroachments OF their common foe. We
could give the names Of the parties, bu
will wait future time.
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ADMIN TRAITORS SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance Of an order of the Probate
Court of Salt Lake County made March 10th.
1884, in the matter of the estate OF a. j..
Swaner, deceased, the undersigned, the ada
minist' ator Of the said estate, will sell at pri-
By said Prob tie ,ourt, the following
described resi- estate, q portion of Lot fonr az
in Block twenty .one (2l) Plot F of Salt Lake
City Survey, commencing at the northwest
corner of said lot, and running thence south
three and half go rods, thence east ten
(10) rods, thence north three and half go
rods, thsnce west ten (I0) rods to the place Of
beginning.
Bids will be received by the administrator
OF his Office, ss05 NJ ain street, Salt Lake City,
at any time rrior to 10 O'Clock ann. Of Mon
day, Al ril 9TH, 1884.
e :. SWANER
Admlnistrator of said Estate.
s. ". DAhKE, Attorney. n27
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Eatate 81 Mary Morrow, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the gadersigned, Administrator OF
the estate Of Nary Morrow. deceased, TO
the creditors of, hr d all parfo"s having
claims esa3rst the said deceased, 20 ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ftur months site the trrt public-
atioa of THE notice, 10 the ssid Admin
istrsior at his residences, 329 Third South
street, East, Sal, Lake City, IN tie
County of Salt Lske
WILLIAM CASTLE,
Administrator OF Estate Of Mary Nor
row, deceased.
Ds'ed at Salt Lake City, Ftbruary
Il, 1884. m26
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ANNUAL MEETING.

TsE ANNUAL MBsTING OF THE
4 Stockholders Of the Salt Lake CRy Rail
road Company will be held st the Office of
President John aylGr, salt Late City, q. T.,
on Tuesday, April 18th, 1874 at II o'clock
= M, for the electioa of officers fer the ensu-
ing year.
DAVID MpKENZIE, Seer, tary
Salt axe City, arch 10Th, 1884. m27
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Notice to Creators.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
L OF John G. Fortmsn, deceased: No
tice is hereby given by the undersigned
special administrator OF the estate OF
John u Fortman, deLessed, to the
creditors Of, and al, pers rs having
claims against tbs ssid deceased, to ex-
hibit them, vito the necessary vouchers,
within ten months attn the first pubica.
ton Of this notIce t. the SAID special ad-
nninis1rator, at his cfice, in the poaiofice
building, silver Reef, Washington
county, Utah Territory.
j. n. LOUDER,
Special administrator Of the estate OF
John q Foriman. deceased.
Dated March II 1854. !
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DR.. p. STElNHART
SPECIALIST.
Former Partner OF
DIR. M IN TIL
SAN FRANCISCO,
No. 26I Main ST., ODD. (lTerlana
House, In Union Block. R06M
No. I First Floor.

Can DC consulted daily from 9 o'c!cc
an. to 8 o'clock p.m., and from 2 toS
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 an, to
pm. He has had twenty-five years ez-
perience in the special treatment % ali
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
ana guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Sypbilitic or Mercnrial Az
ieenons Of the Throat, SKIN
or Bones. Nervous = RB7uTY
1mpotency and Lost Manhood, exha1sts6
Vltsllty, Seminal Weakness, Sperma5or-
rhes' Paralysis. snd all the terrible effects
of self Abuse, youthful follies aad ex.
eesses II maiurar yesrs. Nocturnal Emm-
sion, the effects Of which ele various,
mSddening and destructive - both BODY
sRd mind. and unless cu-e,, win, er-
inmate fstsily. TIE pIeseTcs of the
disease causes continual consciousness
of slow and grsGQal decay of ak tbs
power Of body and mind with loss OF
manly power and vigor, defective mem
Dry, heart affections. less o. sight, noises
in tbs hesd and ears. confusion Of idees,
aversion 10 society, excessive pr0stTaIion,
trem bling Of the hands snd Iinbs, con-
sumption, msrasmus and ultimate de-
rangement OF the mind. The will EoweR
becomes so wesk that the person seems
to lose control Of himself and eannos
look one square in the face. It also csuses
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Hesgi
and Kidney Disease.
Tapew9Em Expelled IN "a
HnnFs
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THO NBII PULSONDqBR.

THE CHEAPEST, STRONGEST, MOST
4 simple, compact, durable. effective and
economical steam PUMP in the market, for
raising liquids under ard up to 100 feet No
machinery. no oil, no special care. Can be
worked suspended to a chain. VIII pass
grit, mud, sand, pulp, etc without injury to
its parts. Needs ouly Il steam pipe from
ho;Iar 20 RIM if
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SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme-
diately relieve Group, Whooping
Cough and Bronchitis. scld by Z.
g. II. I, Drug Store. 00
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rUo uoGEnEy S1Rrch 81 LIGHTNING.

All day yesterday the atmosphere was ho''
moi, ni Oppressive. b. wa decd d.y - mug ~ ".F .
1b, sunlight Struggled throu .h mi-y ouls 90 uHe' "u
them The tk bee ime clear except m the "'-' "'e.'
few flee " thuu der heals" reared cir cre'-' A''"
Gp. M 'uw--tIue patches Of m't came ''ulu 'L Wv
Long Island rom he east nj 200 haitian h'iI tI' ar >
full OF driving rain a d drenching mis-.
The waite. pourea down iu torrents The Hght' lnt
she'd necessarily aud the peas of thunder i'"'a "nu
rev liberated above the EOusctOp4 me rlI o. VIZ
well scrubbed uy the deacon ing Hoods
A. ~, fo cr Is. ne New So en- rance Of lie driveway o
toe Brook yu Bridge iouud that they hdu 10 NdIe hA
deep thfOIg h a snal river That urea COZ 20 iI"H ll
rdre me dnwi-poir .schrn,d vi hin an hour hui the
cloud con nurd - rmutv tueir contents upon ut"es
pee- rau- who had been CauEht without uuip'H"o uH
III late into the night with more or less severity ,
while the storm az ito height ne Cupoh "i NJ a.
Fredburg's ron foundry. Nos $40 and 30 SoGth
a. BrOoklyu, was struck by lightning unl entirety u .
uoll.hed Ia ia downward course the GulIeAs
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TN kAlsrna corNrnY noMr.

berg. ha a,urto country luuar. whore lac will remain
iii Hopirmhrf 40. when ho guni go tho lnr provinces
fnt lhr autumn unhruttra Have ain p, when b. NOT
large honsr u III Tie mudriu thar Hlio 90 common.
GERMANY hnd Whr hiilt about futti years lEut lhr
rooms atr comparatively small, and arr simply hu' mos
tnmiutahly furnished lhri are hung WIN tuf fiH u
the l0lrH family aud heir I0Ya relatives lhriu
Nei hue pictures NJ tut Queen atd The liihrt ~
sDIt Iud the ate Nicholas one room 10 huNE WIN
Landscapes nv the crown Princess Tue grounds ol
Is DO. lsherg ty Tar the most picturesque OF an lho
numerous ROYAL residences about Put-d N IlrA were
iai out under sup rntendrn-e or Prince furh ri
MUSK an Uhc on gual al Leo Hun crz friend Count
SNORT orl and slope Ia he HaYel which here iormH
bro, I'd lake The adjoining domain OF GIonicke Is the
summer residence OF Prince Frederick Charles
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pl1oN-TUs CHOLERA SCARE.
LovDov Aug 3O.-Haycrly', Mastodon Min
strcI Troup. ooutnl., o. do good business ID tie
pr yuccs, uotw -ndug tie financial troubles II hat
London Charles A. Glig is now credited Win ha'
matcilIy ASST .te the troupe getting out OF it, Lon
con eublr as-nent.
Nh. GRANT uUrF.
lis pcrcl ~ di lomlt circle today that Mr. Grlnt
DuA. wh,ras OR some sine GOV r.0r OF N@ora+, has
D.. en- appointed to tie Be- mission. 80 hl On" vacancy
caused 10y the tn of Lori Ode Russell. Baron Amp
.il The report. however. l. not crcd.te..
NJ Grant buns success in Madras ia carving
t. success IA com u.iou several ko.W
QUESTION: hch q for some time ruzzl.d the home
Governments .a- civ nIm som. rronin. zoe. rs cam
ddata FOR diplomatic houor- under Nr Gai-'on"- Gov
criucn,. Prince Bismarck woull undoubtedly prefer
Nr Ge,tc- Go-ch.n. who some year reo ~ nt FOB 8eru
80 En- ard- ,cpr-,ltitve on the Greek q "-len' ana
br MS evident III. and ,apact y made man, ilruds'
INDIANS AND kHAEIoUN.
Tua,ycuiu. papers cont ia 30 ic~thc dispatch from
central news cpsr-s 'ulrn iu montreal. li gives u"
substance OF al iu'ere."w with White L'sif q
cha cf o. Ia. Iloqpos tuh. of Indians White Ea-e is
champion lacrosse pal cr WHO hes visited England ana
WAS employed %, General Wose.cy il tno l.,d River cN
t.G,on l Manitoba. White La e. is described as hu.
hand onc man. fiI of fire an energy. His blood was
uu. aut il. -a.d d would be- glad ,o iSht "a" Vucet,
enemies anywhere. lie was ua-er 10 h-p ihs"hd
Grover d. could The c0rrcspou lent aid the Cam dian
o.,r- a ~. ,ue,rcd 20 the War Office statement winch
m'hcsa parallel W On TO Nj" ana '". '' h'''i '
Ia-u- The ld ri t1ey saw "-"m'Ie p'',U' S''
through Boz n-i'l country q ." '''''' " '"'' anu
lis Oily onjrc; 20 punish fe' bandits VINO hAH
already 'pIr.- ga 10y the Emo 'i-- t"' the expo
d,ou was afoo. OF the more Que spoken OH er-
condemn "a vgorou terms tine a~su'p ION lat lroqu'l'
IND 20 - rakeu fr M he frosty cunac o. Canada can
ever Ia ole er,lccsbl. ON tIc Ni" Ih'} cirque ta
th. cma.e 81 trp Eeyut VII Pee fatal to the L"chme
Indian ana that Lord Wol-o."y VIII ne'd stete-7is
ard mbuhncts more IMAM Ac VII H''" "''t'
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significant Illustration Of the -rovi demand for
u1miou- -urrouudirg- in mattcr pertaining 60 our
daily requirement, j, thc pllaua bu ding erected 90
L-siruA..l--t.. der th. description OF Toe bIrsh
4uc Colonial I..,haugc New and Hair cutting
saloons" by Mr. Robert Dou-I1-. u.c UcI-su'an
c0 1sur ana hIiicr, NcN IoLo--t The -uuD tu.c
tonne tlc crouHt floor of tuc hue Dol * ol ot.c Fl
known a. - id"uhaI Hnu7e" and a. ts tt, d.
NOTES. j. chiefly devoted To- purposes uf tlr TOILET.
Under Cd nary Ci cIuI-taucr- such establishment
would call TO- or.ciyHtion but Tie ell, OF tne
appnIrfmrut. aud The enterprise 30 Ir displayed ole
worthy o. comment ~ showing 10 what perfection me
mo. crn haircuttiug saloon La- been brought. Among
ihr many CpuNcu tuc provided h5 Mr. u NJ a4 ioi ic
cnuori of his pat mIY be- mtut 0urd retdl rooms
with au amIIe supply col colonial nd foreign new
ptpr writing. not an cold baths pr. AZ, 49,
iut-foon4 fOr Z uilcairn whose cugagcu, prevent
their nave u- home leo dfc--, special FL, circ tape l
clL.,a fcsuerfitt.y direct onuuuicaton win the
So, Ixtnangr Houses ol Iaflameut and principal
500. ug centres 10 Uaf hc ad ad thai ever m ng CD
oucyc to pef oua comfort and enjoyment may Ice IN
dull ~ u Mr. Douglass aeInc ui tstabl-hm chl' ne
fc.nIrDes Wi IA may be- eiiuiated when IN sl"t
th,i Two and hall tOut ~ machinery, I'D OF when
eorE # ~ steam are suspended fron the celins a'a
thai employment In haI-dTosslEs alone Is gwen I"
twenty -Uug men.
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@ Pa9 tic iA
AP5AEt Ragngste lake Adiro1dack' on Thursday An
Notice OF iuIeI al hereafter.
BELKNAPAt yonser, Friday evening Aasu't %. Chris
Notice ot funeral hereafter.
CT ,PMAX-At Bethel Conn Augu.t %. Alfred only son
~ sarah . amt the ate Alfred chapman aged - years.
Montreal papers please copy.
DURBROWOn saturday AUGUST 30th, at her lat, rest.
dcrCe 100 East Ella Travis wife Or wilson - buc.
brow and daughter the captain John l. and Harrss
N0ucc ~ fiuega hereafter.
FLEUHY-At jamaica l. J., on 'he, 18Th inst, Mae55is.
daughter James 4. aud Hannah n Fcury Il the 10Th
Relatives ana trends are invited attend the funeral on
rens esd@uce ana a. O'Clock from tie reformed Church,
Tran 'av. ilt1usi.aye At o'clock and Hunters Point
aS4eaic WI ERpsfe Er &a' e Aq c So ''
Fuuesa Oh Tuesday september2
III BBAED-AtN " Rochelle. AUgust ~ Hannah g. whs
EIes and -cn. arr inyitei to attend the funeral 10
ler Late les G,.co on Monday, AZ p m
HUNTINGTON AZ Crested Butte. Coor)io August 20.
Augusta Johnston, reAct Of Henry D. Huntington o Gu
JAcK,oy-At Long Branch y T. The 29th int, Ab, ,
NILS only slu Of Charles l. and Emma l. Jackson IN tho
RtIvs and reai5 are invited attend his funeral on
MATHEw-.Aa-lst 21th. at Goa,en. orange coElty Ny.
AIRED francis Ha,hw E me oth ye-d G ~, -n.erer
Trans the loot OF CuamJers-.f .u T. X M ana
AMI OcocS III, arriving At iosAcI n llII AMI 10
o'clock.
MoREIsoN.-on Friday no 18th inst, Emily l. wife OF
william 20 Morrison aged 80 years.
Funeral at DnucA of t" Holy Communion c9fner
-Oth-s. aad jtn ave, ol sunday at 100 P. m
sMIrH-At Railway. ~ on the 18th inst Margaret IL
rcllCt OF Joseph :. smith.
Funeral v held az her late residence, 70 %
Main-.t, al sunday afternoon next, AZ q O'Clock.
Relative. ana cnis are invited 10 attend without further
notice
Iurrmcu private.
Train leaves Of CoTandt and Dshro-aS s's AZ
WHITE.-On Fuday -Jtn AUGUST, l-9i Robert cornell
~ lite. aged
Funeral on SUNDAY 3lt inst n p from his late rest
demo, Fort Ham TON. NcW-NOrk ui5Or.
luttrucnt private
Al ameet ng Ire employees q Whae1ck CO.. l3Jtl.t
S4tgfiay August %, r,- Tie iJVr preamble al
lutilus yer. IIpt.dt
Whereas la. pleased to ALMIGHTY 70 remove from orr
mid beloved coup IunI anf follow John Rae
Who departed this III AUGUST % n e 'itA yea o. his ago.
and
Nherea. We cou-iler duty 70 express orr SORROW
lI-sO - .c.e li.InDIt lie sore. DH 30
Ies0 we'd That boz .ub'Is-lln o. tho viii OF
drs trI'rI heartfelt On lJelco
10 tLt widow ami a1liiy o. '.c,t-ei c,.Iptlnf
ges0vri thar COPY 0t these Resolutions Dee .ruf to tie AZ
hirttd widow 50 oc published lu the ~ y lrJuc nd
MtsttncSt.r Times
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IRON OVER THE SEA.
GOSSIP ABOUT MIN AND THINGS.

n may be- well herr at once 90 contradict Inc
absurd statements which have ~ late appeared IN
one or two NJ my contemporaries, rcllt Sc to the
mode ~ e Prince Edward would adopt du ing hs stay
ai Hcdcherg fbr from going tnnfe to live IN great
st'l L., nhd to deli -ht the German shupkefp'lA
with lavish cXprrdlturc. tho Prince went for stuiy
ana health and recreation. nd his august
parents ycrr wisely sent him to the house
NJ simple German prof aef whore hr could oh' ain a
these advantage without being tempted tu epc he 10
ing. ~ tie grand lady uf Austria Tho I'm lish people
will certainly much mufp appreciate the wise cuur9e
the Triups uf Wnrs i pursuing with fcEnd o hia sons
plura than ayura hFo vh the atpadv shop kerpets
Of Upidr lni z. who 81 daarpnnted at Their golden
dfcuma having failed a. u come life
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THE WEITHEE EEPORL
GnrrpNMENr INlLNArIONS.

GOV IBN MEN INDttAI l'''-
WAsur~crov. Ang. 3O-For New-En-iant.
rams and partly cl5aay weather, south T. west
winds fresh and brisk on tie coas, nearly stationary
temperature. ,. ... .-,,,,,,~
ior tl- Middle Atlantic states. generally iai weather.
cxcap. u t.r northern portion local r MS i'' I'-
cloudy weather local showers IN tIc southern portion.
south To west winds fresh and occasion '4. DTS" ' ''
coast. nearly stationary tciGpecI ure,. .... s,,r
Ior t.c ohio valley and Tennessee. IN a.,
weather except u th- northern portion "', ,,'i,e'
fresh uor.leI'v Winds nearly mary ui''-'''''
higher nIrWurtrr. ,..... ...f
For the Lower Lake REGION. occasional showrl- "..t
partly cloudy followed 10. clearing weather. fIt,u .n
occa-o ID. ur-k we-t RS VIld-. nearly 7'"''--'' '
pCratgr Ll-lcr blr. u.
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.eeetively used IN killing the grant am In no hurry
snd shall take my line In preparing the suit
VIEWS OF CoN1RoILEs GRANT
Controller GRAFT said;
The law makes the Aldermen virtually trustees OF
tbe ncorle and believe that tuev should not do any
at Initiating against the interest OF axphleit.
sbcrc rs no doubt far - know, that the action o ne
Hoard "a strictly legal The fact still remains now Yer,
moi thcv r. fused 90 sell the Franchise ~ hnc'!uu
,o tn hichoet bidder IN the int rest oIL,ee
rifv TIE MAYOR aud others had DIn DIV ~
A o their ar entiun that OOoOO had been ohted lo
IN, ruaeaise. IN giving " away the Auetl-eh ~ no,
seeu, " tave considered whether the city wouu pe u
loser q not .,
Mr.. LYppY SURPRISED.
" NJ Tvdav said that his brother James NJ lyddy'
,ose for the ulantfI John u L1dty another brother,
dd TO discontinue the suit becausc he found In pre-
,oripq ma h,iaf for Monday tbat he had not enough
authorities 10 support his case. Tie Corporation
Iup4. told him that the Injunction Wnhiu
H. opposed hv himself ON Mondayi so Jam 5
N tvddv ueedpd tu drop Tits sni and neg " IN wv !,
rre VI l., ddv az %. said that he hal mo- h hiu
of tho Aldermen action and was nenonsN suipi'sg
u ~ ulrr e vas appird 10 for the order alh- 'he
Injunction o., ausp JUDGE Dnu0lue wa uui oi tuWh
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OBITUARY.
HENRY l.. DALTON
lryrFtEgPApH TO rHE rRipryr.l

DosroN Aug 30.-Ienry L. Dalton. prominent
merchant Of Boston. died at hl9 summer residence in
bingham last evening after painful Illness OF several
weeks lie native of Boston, and sou OF Mr.
Dalton. Of the firm Of Phelps q Dalton the original
soreoypcr7. Ie was born I'm Boston and educated at
the Grammar School of the North End After leaving
school he entered the store of Joseph West ON Dock
Square then of tho latgpst hardware dealers w
tho city Some thirty ycara ago hc formed cnparnef-
ship with hi4 late partner. Mt ugpr4ol. aud made by
dtauc pumps aud plumbing maipfiaa aud supplies,
speciality IN which The ffm attained great suroqaH MI
Dalton was about ssty yrats Of agn. aud leaves
widow and Two nhllhlnn. danghlols.
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Religious Noilccs.

Church thc i!0Y Trinity. Ftid,1u.lyr. AND t2i a.,
Tie Row 49,. g. WATKINS. 3D. 3D.. Rector. Dp.a aI -I.n.
Services 80 - r. asst o. ul ~tr-a@'s- c'fii'iV
invited.
Disciples pi thrist. MHH .' -"t between -l anu IN
asr.- lrchn- ~urtv uor.s ana evening d ie iA'0t'
tle Eay. .. g. ihi l.iA
FIVE Points tini~r 81 Industry. . Wofthstt Wul =
gsrr'~' ,.n, .r..ft -.sg. ~ Soux. .sinfnf 10y tle
children every SUNDAY AZ 1'uo '@- uDi iH'iitA boh-
tuu, oI clutliu- aud shoes s'-,4'L
,rnce hurch Br'afNp. tud iHts -~'r'iDrs d-'ontn-
ned uutl tutler Iuli ron a't1dh. Do i'lAis uiN ser
80. a.. . Chapel tr-t. ne sc 20 ad aud 4tI aNcs at
IL u. and = d. Iu. throughout the "a hnDr
- IanatIns Church. sotl,t between 1th and sra ases
p.v afsIiij. n RIICHlt. Rector services sunday T. y
and ii Thursday. Z a m
- T.oms. Church 5tI-dve and i3dst Morning prayer
and sermon az 1880 o'clock Evening prYer at O'clock
-tdeorEc. hurch.-Au seats ftee-i.ey. ". ~ RAINS
FORD ie,tOr Holy Communion al a. Regular refNcos
~ a. and :.
The Rev. Edward u. Tree viii preach 40 thirty seventh
street Methodist Episcopal Church between 81 ani 81 avss
1890 a. The BRUISED hVol" 's1 y. N, W hal lhlak
~ 80 ihtistp
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fired the buIldmg-a frame structure one story
high Several workmen IN the building
suffered from the shock, ~ them being seriously
hurt Patrick Leonard, No. 100 North hrd-st, and
James Cam. living nc Flushing and Harrison aves
Their clothing was torn on and they were severely
burised shout the body After receiving medical aid
they taken home AT late hour hopes Of their re-
cOvery entertained. The building was owned by
John Mullen whose loss IL 5000 Sir. Friedburgs loss
Oh aiOck Is Rlao 1900.
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CApfN, n, j., Aug aO,-lho Rev, Joseph
Aahhfonk one th' oldest Methodist ministers IA Tho
state resilient NJ ha city diad suddenly Irom heart
darasr at Island Heights yesterday, ago seventy SIX
lie hal occupied large uumDer of pupits In hewJer-
sey being original organizers of the New Jer
Conference During the cYh war ho was one ~ tue
lew Northern Meth dist olergymen, who sustained lie
Southern sta ia their secession.
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SHE WOULD BE PHOTOGRAPHED.

Asnc1llar circumstance occurred at the marriage Of
Mr. Richard Clement Gould With the eldest daughter OF
the Rev Edward Bagshawc last week in Hove Church,
wlcn was very quiet owing the recent death OF the
hon MIR. Lockr-klu. whose brother, the Rev. W II.
Hotvc. gave the bride away Brdes often keep their
futures and tncir friends waiting in church, par
.aT, IN tines, days of ~ weddings when tbrrr
is no liu4it the nour; but Ms Gould probably wa
unique gecpng jnc gdttS a. tie prraA a7l 80 long,
trough driving 10 Bright II be Photographed IN All
her prida rory. THAT the down before her arrival
and N 10 OF her hu- baud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31

Io~poN, Arg. 3O.-A quarrel has occurred
betNe,n Mr Hon, Ab.cy, .hc ilr tucl man ger ANA
NJ Gilbert .he comp. -cr arising from au uc dent ai q
rehearsal ot "ry.lnil1 and Gal te1.' ST. Gh cr
f,td mat Sir Abbey haI rot eng god the 1cior dc-g
mated los Ia former 20 play the leading prt tee oni
cI Mr. q lbcrt heard Mr. AoD'I's explanation ~
silence until Miss US A,de.-on ana hr "er" com
=. 60 no., whom bc abruptly told Mr.. Ahbcy he
a N tof ,.oN IIv o. treat roo Eugh Fruu'inln, wished
fl, conn. ms eo morning and lri he theatre ihr
,tr.. nav. .l.fe exchanged lettcr- The actors side
Wlth SIR. Abbey. . IL. Ga. ,..,.. d,
b,r,n..p. M with NJ HIc3ci pr cudr7 her oWn ighi-
T. arrsn q tour ahro a.. VI. Meyer urea ems 10 bi
legal act INST her q
fr M a sry. inflammation ~ tine thfo4l
Mi Gilbert fhp truth Of me- tc-crlruph gwen h
New York OF Me- suiyan's new opera The work, lac
states, 10 s. Il IN embryo.
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JARED FRANCIS MATTHEWS.

Jared Francis Matthews a prominent citizen
OF Goshen Orange County died there August 90 age
sixty-nine Of Brigll = disease He born in South
ingron, Conn. In 1897. In Greene County, y. y, he
began he manufacture Of wooden I. cket combs In
1888 he eng igcd the Manufacture OF carpet bags at
MidJctOwn, y. y. with a branch house ~ NeW-l York
retired from hu-iuesS IN $50, AMI lVed al GOsheD
lie leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter.