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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-02

THE GREENBRIER
WHITE ~TIPaUR SPRINGS. y. ~
distinguished f1r
- ~ eertarv % zrca1af 4 he 2 at V.rt1e q
,b.ir aI.TERATIVE WATERS AND BATHS. ~
lie saeins Fashionable, rsof' far pea-sr---seks en-
f-or every portion - il.e tri1u. snf f'r he IN
EOUALLED COOL Anu BRACIN1 suNNkB-
CLIMATE. haT.ng 8irect elevation q -iSS'
f.t above tide water. aad immedi tel' ssFTcgnd-
tar snoantaias e $500 ~iih -araciiy fcr =Aoo
ssts. and ac~orn modal .ons ir.t-cl-ss- ~tA yer
JTNElsr. >eaa fsr gaEptleL
By. EAELE.
a. 29-ln >ais rlA-ei'''11
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Flonr

Fi,u-.-We quote. poe. s1.50,Gs3; ~-.erfls.
g. 2511s4. extra - $40. family, s541
as Is: Patent family country. 81 = $3.50. A1r-
~ very 4Lll-
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uI,ne.ota Rs,,,,,can Convention,

ST. PAU. MIN. May The safe Re-
publican Convention met AZ noon to-day.
General J. 3. Saubora was elected tempo
rarv chairman. which va deemed I B,lire
victory. The lines were drawn on tie
temporary organization.
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GUNNER REsORT.-Ou Lake Ontario,
- De mouth = ihe gNrs rivrr. ;en .i Is
~ -, Fan.,fa q. a tf'inrt nf fhr Quren
t-otsI. Torunt.t- pr-l- fnr hl.tle-r f-i.t = ~ .
fo- M. ff'fsulh -f.ssou. under To- .2rle LiAaA -.
rasut. Daring that une 90 Ia. rrce-tt- 80 49,
runsgs n The ns-f people q tre --lt-l- clfcH-
a.. terms. and stagrall- 70 -.slas Nitrts-
NOLAN a NINNEIr- Tie & f~l s.. Iorf-nto.
40 sN-eO1l "a
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xyw WORN PEA>UT nARKEI.

April sO.-Peauul- -luSln ~ late qsofed
rric..- via riosar4te demands. De g2oi@ise rs
arr AZ Ice. fr t-~i -.l1-ilieAfd- 80. lNf - ".
T.rs--trr, tst =. fsr DfleT los = aTaLgl =
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Tor Blaine.

OAKLAND. CAL. Nay l.-TIe Republican
delegates ~ Chicago are al Instructed 10
vote for Blaine a. lone = he j in the field.
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sas legislators are Oisen open TO peryua-
The Republicans Of the District have not
xe' ceased Gnarreslirg ever the result At
tsttr Convention which selected delegates
= chicago. What would they do with SUI
frages
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RANK sTATFMENI~.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
- 80 TIE NATIONAL BANk OF VIRGINIA.
At RICHMOND Va AT Close % 81 81
Mss APRIL "a. ls~4-
EESoCKCFS.
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Arm. sa--amsc qao1rd ~ s73Gs77-5e To-
VirgiHis. ana slt7 de4io ier osft c4cif .-@osT
~ ~ nuElnlerct-
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Rhode leland Republican Convention.

Providence. z. l.. May l.-The Repub-
hCan state CONVENTION to-day elected dele
yates 20 Chicago. The Delegation j. w.
pledged and UNRESTRICTED. The personal
preferences are understood . - four for
Arthur. two for Edmnnds. and two FOR
Rlainr
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Is. "a. I --ka ..sl. cashier. 20 fhe Nat erl. y nk
Z lrgf aIa. a. AFFIRM Mar Go Above sis;lrre-t -
.rle q L.t Lest Z 1lF s-.a ..-.Ea Dad. -.4l q
q. ~. Loo kWOnD. after.
>uazcr.tsi suf aT-- sl g. h6f r. no q. -
~ Z Apr De- l>-i. 5. y. VT tEf AZ
N.T-rT l--hi.c.
4 rrs--f-- Aft.I
THD1l - y. M-CANCF.l
ID. , WFi>fbfR. Irrctlrs-
p 81. MOL ~. IT --lt
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NEW YORk.

NV YORK. MAY I.-Cofian stc&cI; AL.
ia balss apIanas. -. ORLEANS , conseii-
aats pei rs-cri ps- 2-6s haiess explri- TO hfcai
nr4tsin. Sas hale. 10 France, lee b4les; 20 COZ
tipept. sl2 bales southern doET Sg'ef aEd o2r-sy
aeadv Rheaf "a ZArc. lower. rI,ssHs unsestlesl
engTade-i "a, 7sc-dsl p ungraded Eh,t-. T7c-
No 2 rra- May, si-0THs l-nta Cnrn-~poi -
~ loser; Gakraeed. 81 L62ke.s No. Z. % "a
ssr. Nav. 6ok SZsc- OAfs-epot ssace bit
-: No :. SeSg87ae- Hops saiet and rsffer
wesE C0reS-epot-f4lf; Rio weaker al flo.-5 .
NJ. RIO. spot and NAY, secs. sugar teli AID
narsiy stsa1y; fair % rood ~nnpf, S s-leeE
5 = II &C.: refned qniei; xran1lAied, g. Sthei
unchanged M0iassex QSict and bid Sra kser
ssszdy. Cogt0a---rd oll. 36SeSsc. far eradr,
1p14Sc. fax refaest. Rosin sirz6y. Tuspc1tins
duiI ana loser az 3ISc. IIides beld Arm. Wect
unchanged. Pogk bid stranger and vtTr li1ik
dosing cid mes spot slT. Middls- n@minAi sans
clear sc Lard deciinrd asoaf 81 Sr<naEs. raj
Ted 2oaz4, closing ste@dy; vcsLers sse2H. sp0<'
and Nay, $50. Freixhfs erzs-
BALTIMORE.
sALrrsnhE. May ls-sionr 1uiet and steady.
WheEi-Soaihern Aisher and srm scsssrn nser
Using s,r1tys sonfAern nd eiI1@&i:!e,
xnbsr, tt.l4set-ls; Ne I MARYLAND. ~. toe
sl.le. No western winisr rel. got tisn4t4
n-oss- Cora-sesshsrn essier; western srissr
and ARIl sqash<xn whife. 81 kte9s.: yeslcss &c
ae2sc. Gals dan; sesfhsra. se@sse.; ~ssssra
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POLITICAL
Maryland Rspubiican Convention.

By ieIexr1pb % tbe DssEatch-l
H1GERsTowX. M. May 1.-The Repuh-
iiean State Convention met here TO-DAY.
Or. ". II. Perkins. Of Washington county.
was temporary aud permanent Chairman.
The concluding resolution OF the platform
declares Blaine 10 be the choice OF toe Ma
ryland Republicans for presidential candi-
date, bat pledges their support % The BIZ
cago nominee. whoever be mAy be. On the
drst ballo; the following delegaies II large
were chosen Congressman H1rt B H0l-
ton. state senator Hod-on. L. y. Phillips.
and Colonel J1mes Wallace.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

4L4L Il--O-FJ , W = III ILl-NJI--
THURsDAY. May /. 1854.
skLEs.-FmsT BoARD.-5.o00 virgiala ernsol
eos?oas tolcl ~ 5s4; LOCO virEinia new 8:
1Eith at souponsl a 5's, 1000 DO. az 54a. 1000
% 81 544- 5000 3d. a 5ias. 1000 d. a. 54k-
1000 d.. AZ 5fs. 1900 Do. AZ 54t., 4-Coo 10.
a. 54st. 1900 An. Al 54s coo d. ~ So loco
do. a, s4is- 2.cOo Go. AZ 54S, 1000 60. At 54.s
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-ARISs ESTELLsGENCE


PURTpF RICHM"Nls. NAY I,lssf.
AEETYKD.
steamer WvarrEe. lfnff.hers. NeE York. msr-
c'la0 % ~ ard l.a-eeu -ers- - u Aiisnf o..
~fezuler PIor.t~- ---. r. .rlrtiz. mere Ia
s..-e sr.d uas--0Eers. J. ". N~fa rffck al-aeL
steamer Ne-ge IA bile bi1sr1. Norfoik. nisec
State Il-... mr. .4 ..F .st-s@rss e. X.
Tatnrn - .ersrrt~f r~'
Brig Bon - lrfr.. 1rl. I.si 1. O. anisn S1ErT
for Dunlop & n "a llce.
--h,-.ller : -ule =. tra-kiIl- s9askli Nes York.
c@rtaog ed --.afIlffD farf1.l ~ CON paw
-c1t-,n-r tlarf-~ N1rli--f fS.-ras-s- =, Ifs
81 lie- ffrtlsizes. john hlnX. ".
ELEAGED.
Eri- Isaiine B-aTil-n'. P-irnEa- P-ruamtaca.
faur. Haxal tTEL-,laS toIausly-
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senator nOar expects 70 have the MOTIF
SOD bin discussed right away.
Mr.. Arthur viii 20 70 New YORK mex
week. He wanted % 20 this week e1t
feared IL would be said be was looking
AFTER his presidential fences.
There Is regret expressed that the House
VIII Dot tx an early day for the eonsiderA-
r0n OF the militia bill increasing the APP
proprfssion fOr arms, &c, from s7O0, 90 10
seO9, 90.
When IL Is fippantiy proposed TO put
sugar on the free list. il "a forgotten thai
over forty millions OF revenue Is snnuaiy
derived from this article. and almost A.
much more from wool.
Mr.. Arthur thinks w. Y. Chandler has
made most successful SECRETARY Of The
Navy.
ne<srs. Plumb, al Kansas, and M'ller,
of New York. are sn8ong the senators nosf
earnestly for Blaine.
senator Ingzlls Is looking after BIS re-
sieesIon. and be usually has trouble. han-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-12
Bogus Gold.

PHILADELPHIA, December IL. = The
mint reports that two attempts were
lately made to palm off spurious bull
lion. Analysis revealed an ingenious
device for the deception of parties deal
ing in gold bullion. Grains were found
of nothing more nor less than steel fill
ings, and to give them the appearance
of grains of the precious metal they
were covered with fine gold, which was
made to adhere by the use of a compost
ton of turpentine. 1t was ascertained
that the gold on the bogus grains
amounted in value to 81 on each ounce.
It is believed that some enc or more
persons are engaged in the manufacture
of bogus gold and disposing of it to the
gold dealers in the southwestern cOHn-
trV
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Broad Communism.

CHICAGO, December 11.-At meeting
of Socialists last night, a speaker named
Griffin, declared that workingmen must
be melted to absolute resistance, and
that all menopolies were enemies to, the
country and ought to be hung; criminal
laws were unnecessary; peace and order
could be better sustained if they were
abolished; famine was the result OF
over production and not poor crops
the only way 10 stop 1t was TO pay
nothing, receive pay for nothing, take
everything and without price. gIner
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Misery Likes Company.

DEs MONIES, December 11.-Corre-
s. ondence from over the State shows a
great feeling of discomfort among the
people of Iowa, particularly among the
farmers and business men. because of
the high rates being charged by the
railroads. Despite the very low prices
for grain and tie great depression in
business. the rates are kept up as high
as during the good prices for grain last
year, while practically all the special
rates for manufacturers and wholesalers
have been withdrawn from the States.
The correspondence states that the
question of an extra session of the LegiS-
lature. to deal with the transportation
question, is being discussed in several
localities. 1t is proposed to circulate
petitions, asking the Governor to con-
vene the Assembly IN January.
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The House.


WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
desks of half dozen Democratic MEM
berS were ornamented this morning by
ROSTERS of brilliant plumage
The House resumed consideration of
the Interstate commerce bill.
a general understanding was arrive d
a In the conrse of further discussion,
that the general debate shall close the
n xt day. The subject Will be taken up
and then vote will be taken as between
the substitute ard the committee bill.
Whatever measure shall be successful.
will then be open 10 amendment ard
debate. which was made the five
minute rule.
Reagan has slightly modified his
motion to substitute his proposition for
the entire bill of the committee, and has
offered it as a substitute only for the
remedial features of that bill. If
successful in having it adopted, he will
then move to strike out the remainder
o. the bill, which has reference to the
appointment of comm ssion.
O'Neill gave notice that at the proper
time he would move to recommit the
whole subject.
Adjourned.
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Sanitary Conference.

WASHINGTON, December 11.-At the
second days session of the national con-
ference OF health boards, delegates from
various cities continued the presentation
of sanitary reports. DR.. Raymond,
health officer at Brooklyn, said all ponds
in that city have been filled up and
other sanitary precautions adopted. The
Italian inspector employed in the Italian
quarter prevents the accumulation of
filth. DR.. Raymond thought all surface
wells should be closed, privy vaults re-
moved and sewers kept flushed. Reports
were also read from every important
city in the Union, describing the efforts
now making to thwart the coming OF
cholera.
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Silver Jubilee.

TORONTO, December 1.-THE festivi-
ties in connection with a silver jubilee
of Archbishop Lynch's conservation,
commenced this morning at 10 O'Clock
archbishops, bishops and priests
marched in procession from St. Mich
ael's palace to the Cathedral. Large
crowds assembled to witness it. Ponti-
fical high mass was sung by Archbishop
Lynch, the music being the Gregorlan
chant, rendered by students OF st.
MichaeI's College, and De La Sale In
stitute assisted by other distinguished
musicians. A sermon was preached by
Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia.
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Combinations.

WASHINGTON, December 10.-Contirm
ations: indian agents, J. w. Patrick,
Oswego, Kan. to the Pottowatomie and
Great Nehama agency; J. F. Kinney,
Nebraska. to the Yankton agency; VIM.
CLARK. Denver, to the Southern Ute
agency; G. D. Ford, Colorado, to the
San Carlos agency, Arizona.
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trj ated #, and while Catholics are in
>tructed to shun bad or dangerous
:cret societies. they are counseled to
take part in good and useful Catholic
associations, always remembering,
church Of Christ. The letter closes
with an appeal for the generous CO.
operation of Catholic people in the
work of foreign missions and missions
among the Indians and negroes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-12
The Thief.

CHICAGO, December 11.-Arthur
Gleason. chief clerk in the county
clerks office, charges Henry Biehl, an
employee of the office, with the crime OF
removing the envelope containing the
ballot from the second precinc t OF the
eighteenth ward, by which the Lamar
Brand election fraud was made pos
sible. 80.
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PERSONAL.

A. TOPoNcE is down from Corinne.
ANsoN CALL is down from the north.
H. GoLDsBRoUGH, of Nephi, is in Salt
Lake.
MAJOR HILL returned from Frisco yes
terday.
10. You've was down from Ogden yes
terday.
BISHOP FAUST has returned from
Davis County.
T. r. CUTLER, of Lehi, made Salt Lake
visit yesterday.
Us. PAGE, of Payson. was on the
streets yesterday.
JOHN TURNER came up from Provo
yesterday morning.
JABEz FAUX, of Moroni, is among the
merchants of Salt Lake
ROBERT JONES of Provo, came to Salt
Lake yesterday on visit.
FRANK Brown, vice-president of the
Horn Silver, has returned east.
ZERA Snow, of this city, goes to New
York via the D. & r. G. to-day.
S. S. JONES, the Provo merchant, was
in the city on business yesterday.
JOSEPH BEcKEL, of the famous Beckel
Corset firm, New York, is. IN Salt Lake
CHESTER CALL is in the city. He Il
now proprietor OF a store on the Oregon
Short Line.
W.. SHARP, superintendent of the
U. c. Pleasant Valley coal mine, is il
the city.
THE SUPERINTENDENT of the Deseret
Telegraph company, w. B. DOugall, ha:
gone north.
LEAvITT's entire company, numbering
twenty-five persons, is registered at the
Metropolitan.
Ii. s. YOU'VE. cashier of the Ogden
National Bank. and one of Ogden's live
men. was in town yesterday.
/ AMONG THOSE seen on the streets yes
terday WAS J H. Young, assistant pas
senger agent of the U. P. at Ogden.
J.P. MEAKIN arrived yesterday from
the south after a six weeks trip In the
interest OF The HERALD and G0zetteer.
THOMAS J. REED, an old Neyadaite and
an intimate friend of W. S. Mccormick,
ESQ.,, was at the Continental Yesterday
JUDGE BENNETT is once more among
MS, having returned from his visit on
legal business to the Wood River eo1n-
try.
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HIP Hip Hurrahi

The latest and best news for every
body. Go and get your photos al M tne
Central 50 West II Temple emp en sSTgs Just
sten in and find out fbr yourselves.
There is no mistake in this advertise
ment.
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A Little War.

HURON, OAK, December ia tele
gram received here at II o'clock, from
Redfeld, states that the people of that
town are expecting an immediate attack
by superior forces, which threaten to
burn the town.
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An omciaI Thief.

ST.. PETERSBURG, December 1.-At
Rtchitza. town of 5000 on the Dnei-
per, a subterranean passage has been
discovered under the tax collectors
office, which contained $1,000 roubles.
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r.mnsrnnce orator Dead.

NoREIsroWN, Pa, December IL. =
William Wannemacher, the young tenn
perance orator, is dead. he was
engaged in the character of "Christ, .
in Saint Morse's Passion Play.
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r,,,o,d Germs in Injected MIX.

There was great alarm recently con
cerninp the milk from some of the
dairy districts in the State of New York.
NiIE-cans had been returned without
washing. and in consequence there were
a number of cases of low typhoid fever.
In each case the fever attacked the
weak and those whose constitutions were
so disordered as not to be able TO resist
the disease. Enrich your blood and
strengthen your constitution with
Rrown's Iron Bitters, and you can resist
attacks which otherwise may prove
fatal. 1t cures dyspepsis, malaria
chills and fevers..
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ST. JOINS, n. F.. December 1l.-Dur-
ing fog and gale on Wednesday, the
schooner IStelIG Maria ran on the Nam
Keys, st. Mary's, and all on board per-
ished.
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special order for to-day. had no oppor-
tunity OF being considered.
After an executive session, adjourned
until Monday.
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sHILoH's CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at A. G. Smith q
Co.'s Drug Store. (l4)
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Remember

that NJ. H. jpman manufacture al his
goods, and therefore can andersen p@
Competitors.
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HARD OIL Finish, at
SEARS l. LIDDLE's
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JOSLIN & PARK,
$50 Main Street. Salt Lake City,
UTA II.
NEW FIRM.

HAvING PURCHASED THE B mess
III Of F. r. Madeira & Co, we III con
tinue same at the old stand, under Lhe firm
name of Price 4 Needhsm. We hope By
promptness and attention 70 business and
handling only the best goods, 70 retain all
the old customers and add many new ones
ELI L PRICE,
THOMAS r. FERDHAh.
October LIST, 1854
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Married at Last.

LONDON, December 11.-Mr. Adams
and Miss Coleridge were married Prl-
vately to-day.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle OF Shiloh's CatArrh Remedy.
Price soc. For sale at A. C. Smith &
Co. Drug Store. tlD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-12

THE BEST regulator of digestive
organs and the best apRtizer known IS
Angostura Bitters. Try it, bpt beware
If limitations. Getfrom your grocer or
druggist the genuine article, manu-
featured by DR.. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
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LATEST styles of Jerseys, Newmsrkets
and Russian Circulars, at very low
prices, at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-12

,WEEELER's PATENT wood filler for sale
at SEARS & LEDLLE's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST-REWARD.

ON MAIN STREET, A LARGE BROWN
" " Iilet, containing money and notes
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving il at this office.
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LOST.

4 FRENCH POODLE DOG, WHITE.
II Please leave MIN at Eagle Emporium, or
W. Jennings residence, and be rewarded
for the trouble.
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DRESS MAKING.

MRS. MAHON HAS OPENED HER
VI Dress Making Rooms, 70 W Kimban
Block, up stairs. sure fit guaranteed.
Prices according to the times. Ladies call
and see.
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TO RENT
ESSONS.
DENTIST.

DENTIST, F. C. NICHOLS, OFFICE OP-
~ pOSite Walker House, over Seabury &
JOhnsOn's drug store. Anesthetics given.
Telephone in office.
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THE SESSION LAWS OF UTAH FOB
i 1873, 1880 and 1882 at The HERALD count
Tag room.
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FOR RENT

TWO LARGE. SUNNY FRONT ROOMS,
i nicely furnished either in suit or single.
y Fourth West Street,
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4 GOOD MUSIC TEACHER, TO GO 30
Il Wanship, Summit County. Prospects
good, quite a large number are DESTROYS OF
taking lessons. Call at HERALD for par
ticularS
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WANTED.

A GIRH AS COOK APPLY IMMEDI-
"A ately To Mrs. COhn, Twentieth Ward,
Corner Fine and First North Streets.
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YOUNG LADIES WISHING TO LEARN
i Embroidery, Art Needle work, Fancy
work of all kinds, call on Mrs. N. Lawson,
y Fourth West Street. Terms reasonable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-13
TELECRAPHIC
A Proper Tribute.

The Sacramento Bee says: "Her
Little Serene Highness" is dead.
In other words, the wife of that
Incompatible American humorist,
Robert j. Burdette, is no more.
She was a little angel upon earth,
the woman who made Bob what he
is; who, though a confirmed and
bed-ridden invalid for years, was
always cheerful aad bright, and
who was, in all and through all, her
husbands best inspiration. When
such women die, nature herself
seems to mourn ever the loss of one
Of Gods chosen flowers. The ever
bubbling Bob whose wit in the
combat, as gentle as bright, ne'er
carried 4 hear* stain away on its
blade, will be forced to lay aside
the cap and bells with whose merry
jingle he has tickled the ears of
thousands, and it may be many =
day before his pnre, wholesome wit
will illutndae the current literature
of che dag.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-13

The second largest source of rev.
enue to the U. s. Government from
any one branch of business, is de.
rived from the production and man.
ufacture Of tobacco. Blackwells
Durham Tobacco Co., of Durham,
N. C., claims to be the largest man
ufacturer Of Smoking Tobacco in
the world. The reputation of
Blackwells Genuine Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco is too firmly es-
tablished to need any commenda-
ton at our hands. In another COL
umn our readers will notice their
new announcement which is of in
terest to all lovers of the weed. The
company are perfectly responsible,
and when they announce that thew
will give away $11 $50 in cash, it is
an assured fact that they mean
just what they say. Smokers will
lind an opportunity of combining
business with pleasure by reading
heir announcement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-13
Hotel Thief Captured.

New YoRK, June 12.-Charles
Mclaughlin, who has the reputa-
ton Of being one of the most ex-
pert hall thiefs in the country, was
captured operating in one of the
rooms Of the Bossmore Hotel, Mon
day night, Mclaughlin is the son
OF Louisiana planter, Fifty years
old, and Of most engaging manners.
He supported his aged mother and
wife an five children on the pro-
ceeds of his thefts.