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MRS. BESTE, the naterializing medium
who was exposed as fraud at Hartford,
Conn.,, seance, the other night by skeptical
and suspicious spectators has already found
defenders among the faithful One ingenious
and ingenious believer explains through a
Boston paper that there are two phases of
naturalization, one being the appearance of
yeritable spirit form itself, and the other the
TRANSPORTATION of the medium, who, herself
in magnetic sleep, is taken possession of and
controlled by the spirit. The champion
asserts that the latter was Mrs. Bestes condi-
ton, and that she was utterly unaware of her
surroundings at the moment the light was
turned on, and her white and supernatural
garments found to be smeared with
phosphorus. This discovery, and the
later finding of a box of chemicals
in the cabinet offer no argument to the
friendly spiritualist against the mediums
honesty, out on the contrary afford room for
the explanation that this chemical compo-
sition is known only to the world of spirits,
and is used by these beings as part of the
apparatus necessary to make themselves pre-
sentable to mortals. The fact that Mrs.
Seste signed confession showing herself
fraud, SO far from being convincing draws
out the declaration that she was irresponsible
and under the domination of evil spirits, who
had assembled at tie commission Of the I'M
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righteous act Of turning up the gas. This
absurd defense goes to show that the investi-
gators who seek to uncover such frauds are in
q great measure wasting their time, since
nothing can convince the credulous against
their wills. 1t is great pity that the shade
of Robert Dale Owen cannot return to tell
them what he has learned since the Katie
King experience.
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KENTUCKY congressman are recommending a
retired conductor for the position of Civil
service Commissioner. These statesmen are
probably moving upon the theory that the physi-
clan has healed himself, and is, therefore, we'll
qualified to enforce reform according to the
Democratic principle of kicking the rascals out.
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A sIxTEEN-YEAR-oLD girl appeared as wit
ness in a Brooklyn court, the other day, who
did not know the nature of an oath, nor where
she would go if she did wrong and died. This
young woman has probably gathered her relig-
ious instructions from the droppings of Rev.
Beecher's sanctuary
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THE young Beecher who so conducts legal
Case that judge nor. jury can make head or
tail out of it and lets his client go free, is evil
IDENTIFY chip off the old block. The sons
Law is like the old mans theology, ''all Chi
nese' to those who listen to the expounding
thereof
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seems to express itself in admiration of his style
or in laudation of his genius. The votary is still
wanted who wishes to pay double rent for the privi
lege of living under the roof which sheltered him for
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-29

Inst give B. H. DOUGLASS & SONS
PSICUM COUGH DROPS a fair
trial: thew will relieve your Cough IN
stantIv. Thousands testify to this. l
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Alvin Joslin.

This is very queer individual. how
a man who has such excellent taste IN
selecting his orchestra, should have had
such abominable judgment in choosing
a pIav and the people to enact it, are
things that would puzzle the astutest.
He sails through the land, year after
wear, displaying his diamonds and his
band. and universally and unfailingly
getting his play, his company and him
self fatty sit upon by the press. The
class OF patronage he draws, however,
is not usually one given to any such
weakness as reading newspapers and
so he progresses, coming money on the
Strength of his diamonds and his band,
and affording himself an opportunity
that he could never otherwise secure,
of airing himself and his dwelling
plav upon the stage. 1t is said that he
can buy out any manager IN the pro-
fession. He closed his Salt Lake engage
ment (none too soon) with a matinee
and night performance yesterday. he
overreached himself in remaining lust
trile too long, however, as neither
bouse was distinguished for anything IN
the way of a riot or clamor for seats.
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Administrator Sale.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
II pursuance Of an order OF the Prooate
Court OF Salt Lake County, Utah TERRITORY,
made on the fifth day of November, A. D..
1855, inthe matter of the estate OF Emma
S. Wright, deceased, the undersigned, the
administrator ofsaid estate, w ! sell al prl-
vate sale TO the highest bidder for cash, ana
subject 10 confirmation by said Probate
Court, on or after Friday, the fourth daY OF
December, 4. D., 1885, all the right, title, IL
terest aud estate Of the said Emma >
Wright, deceased, at the time OF her dean
and al the rigRt, title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation of law or other
wise, acquired other than or II addition 10
that Of the said intesIate, at the tine OF
her death. in and TO all thst GER
Ssin lot piece or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being III the sad County
of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, and bounded
a. particularly described as follows TO
vii: Commencing at a point two and
fourth 20 rods north twenty four ga de-
grees west from the north west corner OF
Block twenty-nine (29). Plot sc, - Salt Lake
CITY Survey, and running tht nee east 1our-
teen IA rods, thence north thirty-hye (S5)
degrees east fOrty-iYe (45) rods, thence
north forty six and one half (4612) degrees,
west thirteen (1S) rods, thence south fo!ty-
three and one hal $50 degrees, west nifty
one and One-half OLD rods, thence south
thrty-twO (32l degrees east zen and one
tenth 01-lO) rods 10 the place of beginning.
AL bids or offers must be in writing aDd
left at the Office Of S. W. Derke & Co., ITO )
Main Street, salt Lake City, at any time be-
fore the making of the sale
Terms Of sale: Cash
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT.
Administrator of the estate OF Emma ,
Wright, deceased mig
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The Next Ten Days.

Seldom, il ever before in her history,
has Salt Lake been favored with such a
continuous round of music as she will
listen to during the next ten days. At
the end of the time, some one, we fear,
will have occasion to look back upon
Salt Lake with anything but cherished
feelings of delight. Here is the bill of
fare. Make your choice:
SACRED CONCERT To-NIGHT.-Coming
first on the list, and we are not at all
sorry TO see him have the first pluck at
the markets. Mr.. Young's sacred
concert at the Opera House this even
ing. Good music for cheap prices is
what he pins his reliance upon, and we
look to see a. goodly downstairs gath
eriDg greet him. Music lovers are re-
ferred to another column fo- the num-
berS to be rendered.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Thompson
Opera Company, the first foreign COM
pany TO present the reigning craze, the
Mikado, occupy these two nights at the
Theatre. They have the advantage Of
the troupes which follow them, as by
the time they wind up the Mikado W Il
have been done six times in this city
Bebee Vining and other well known
artists are with Thompson.
GRAU's COMPANY.-Wednesd Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday and Saturday af
ternoon are taken by this company al
the Opera House. The Mikado will be
given for the opening night and the
matinee; the Mascot, Bells of Corne-
vile and the Queens Lace Handker.
chief will be the other operas. The sale
of seats is now going on. rr
NEVADA AND CARLETON.-TheSe cele-
brated artists oppose each other a
week from tomorrow night, the Usage
brush linnet'' holding forth at the
Theatre at double prices. assisted by hel
renowned corps of European singers
while Carleton, Drew, Louise PaulliI
and the others of his vel
known company give Nanon al
the Opera House-whether a.
any advance in prices we are not YET
advised. After Nevada is gone Carleton
will have to cope with Leavitts' All Star
Specialists, who come to the Theatre for
three nights q4tu1
The KIRALFY:: BROTHERS Around tn,
World IN Eighty Days will be produced
on Monday, December 14th, at tn,
Salt Lake Theatre, with all it
grandeur and splendor, as performed il
Denver last week. The cast comprise
some of the leading actors, grand bal
let led by the world s premiere De Ros;
andsa live elephant. 9tI
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The Mikado in Logan.

The Mikado people returned from
Logan last evening, thoroughly pleased
with their out and the enthusiastic re-
ception accorded them by the Logan
ties. The attendance on Friday even
ing was much larger than on the first
presentation of the opera, which was
Certainly given with greater vim and
nrecision than at any Of the preceding
performances. 1t was the general YER
dict of the Salt Lake visitors
accomnanying the troupe, that
Friday nights performance was as
near perfection as one could
wish to see in an amateur troupe. Spen-
Ger. White. Young and Whitney were
noted for the introduction of much
new stage business which found great
favor with the audience. b. 5. Young,
as the Mikado, never appeared in the
Character TO such advantage, and IN
fsof fine entire company seemed deter
mined TO leave a favorable impression
mon our northern friends, which. II we
ara TO nudge from the many expressions
of approval, they have certainly sue.
ceeded in doing. AT the close OF the
performance on Tuesday evening POI
rion of the floor was cleared and
couple of hours was pleasantly speh
in the dance, which was hugely enloyeS
bv the mobiles and maidens and tnel
guests. -.
The exact receipts were not ob'ain
able last evening, but so lar as know!
thew viii balance with the expenoi
lures, and this is all the management
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Notes,

F. C. BANGS is still playing the Silver
King.
Miss ADAMS is with Stevens in South
Carolina.
IL HIS Power was hurriedly taken off
at Wallack's.
MARY BzEBE is playing Yum Yum in
the New England states.
THE RECENT Hess Company will here
after be known as the Lillian Russell
Opera Company.
DAISY MURDOCH, the charming little
girl who played Cupid here, is with Nat
GoodwIn's Skating Rink Company.
1.-THE HOME Dramatic Club is quietly
at work and expects to make one OF its
old-time hits, somewhere near the hOli-
days.
A.C. CUTTERS new play, the Wall
Street Bandit, is favorably spoken OF by
the Call, which states that the author
was called before the curtain.
KYRLE BELLEw, Wallack's new leading
man, is said to have supplanted Tearle
and rivalled the lamented Montague IN
LlC dACCllOAS VI S44C AeiAA OAAOS-
KATIE PUTNAM has been compelled,
through illness, to cancel week in
Texas. Miss Putnam is in the midst Of
a very successful tour.-MiTrOT.
GooDw1N WILL continue to play the
Skating Rink. AS an extra-and we
think, a needed-attraction, he puts a
COW on roller skates and shoves her
upon the stage.
FRANK CELL has made the latest hit in
comic opera in New York: he is bari
tone. q recent English importation, and
is a brother of w. T. Carleton, who ap-
pears here next week. Efr
REHEARsALs OF HoOdman Blind were
begun at Wallack's, under Charles Cath
carts directions, on Tuesday, the pros
poets being that the drama would begin
I its first representation either on Satur,
/ dav. Nov. %, or the following Monday
Harley Merry and large staff are al
work on the seven scenes. Besides the
full strength of Wallack's company,
large number of outside people will bt
used in the production. Annie Robe
viii have the leading female role, while
Nine. .Ponisi, Harry Edwards and lohr
colbert viii be forced into playing, part
I of a few lines each, the latter gentleman
diving in the first act.-MirrOr,
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expected to do, the main object of
the recent tour being a pleasant
out for the members of the COMPANY.
That they succeeded in their efforts to
promote enjoyment and pleasure was
evident in the happy crowd that
came back home last evening. Quite a
number OF the more prominent people
OF Logan urged upon the management
the advIsabllity of playing again last
evening, and assured them of a house
equal to that of either the two previous
performances. Other arrangements,
however, would not admit of the request
being acceded 10.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court OF Salt Like County. Utah Territory,
made on the Seventeenth Gay OF November,
A %. 1885, in the matter Of the estate OF
Isyinia Careless, deceased, the undersigned,
the administrator of said estate, viii sell al
private sale, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash,
sud subject TO confirmation b. said Probate
Court. on or after Friday, the Fourth day OF
December, A d. 1885, all the right, title, IN
ferest and estate of the said Iayinia Care
less. deceased, at the time OF her DEATH and
al the right, tie and interest that the sald
estate has, by operation OF law or otnerWlse
ACQUIRED o her than or in addition to that OF
the said infeState at the time OF her death,
in and 10 all that rtain lot. piece or parcel
of land situate, lying or being IN the said
County of Salt Lake, Utah Territory. ana
bounded and described as follows. 10 wit:
Commencing at he northeast corner OF Lot
sacen N in Block sixty-one (6l) Plot "A OF
salt Lake City Survey, and running thence
south three and one-third $50 rods, thence
zvas- twenty (20) rods, thence north three
and one-thiri 80 rods. thence east twenty
G90Ifods 10 the place OF beginning
All bi is or offers must be IN writing, ano
left at tl,e office OF 5. W. Darke & Co, no :,
Main Sfreat. Salt Lake City, at any time be-
fore tha making of the sale.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
ORSON ?. ARNOLD,
Administrator of the estate OF LsYInta
Careless deceased. LIZ
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Theatre Balls

A grand social ball, under the aus
pieces of employees of the Theatre,
is to be given on Monday evening, De-
eenber 2Sth. On the afternoon of the
next day, the 29th, a children's
matinee ball, with shadow pantomime
and comic views, has been arranged for.
The preparations by the committee are
already being made. and judging from
previous efforts by the same gentlemen
the forthcoming affairs viii be success
full.
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GOODWIN WILL continue to play the
Skating Rink. As an extra-and We
think, a needed-attraction, he puts a
COW on roller skates and shoves her
upon the stage.
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FOR SALE.

Furniture toomplctcl of an Aroom house.
House full of huhriors; central location. a
nnc chance for a live. energetic party.
Five nuc building lots On blackberry street.
between Nolan aud iiurnet. one Of the most
desirable aud attractive building sites In the
city, SlN15 vnris. Easy terms offered 10 pur-
chuHcrs.
Two hts. i0NG0 vnrus on baltimore avenue.
with i.room house. can he purchased on very
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Two nnc residences on Avenue g can he
purchased NJ low ngurcs. Fine Investment
Two most desirable lots ON Park avenue. A
bargain.
cory turnout Tor hldius, remarkably cheap.
Fourruom house. outside kitchen. hall aud
galleries, corner oah and Twelfth street.
\ wcll-cunstructcd rock house. 4 rooms and
Kitchen, metal ruui, two galleries, stahl" and
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aud shruhhcr1 very culy huinc ~ a great
bargain On Avenue 4, between seventh and
Eighth streets.
A now patent Champion IIorriugs' safe. n
inches deep, feet Inches inside, 0 icct o
Inches high, inside measurement; suitable for
large commercial house or county records.
Can be had ut u remarkably low figure.
Lots |, . and 9, In block Il, subdivision OF
original city lot No. ., district No. /, ranges .
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Lots and =, In block ~, corner River Avenue
and Elizabeth street.
A dwelling house with two lots IOONlG1 feet,
east of Government hill. house 3 rooms. gnl.
Tory, shade trees, etc. Price kiJ.
Two houses. framed, ccllcd and weather
boarded, galleries; each house contains .
rooms aud Kitchen, grape who's, shade trees,
lots JS2iO feet, ON Cameron street. will sell ut
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A cottage of rooms. hydrnnt water, lot 2Ox
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A 4 room house, nicely finished, out houses.
with two lots each lisa Adj warns, enclosed un-
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Twelve building lots. block -, between Du'
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DIRECTORY OF SOCIETIES.
Time and Place Of Meeting Name Of
Officers.

opp FELLows-san Antonio Lodge No II
meets at odd Fellows hall, Houston street.
every Tuesday night. william Holt, n. g.;
u. s. Lommau, Permanent secretary.
ANCirNT FHEE AND ACCEPTED MAsoNs-Al-
nmo Lodge No. meets hrst saturday night In
each month in Alameda block. corner Com
mcrcc aud Alamo streets. ". A BOuyngc,
Secretary.
ANcuon LoDGE No. i2i-Mccts first aud
third wednesday IN each month. T.. l.. \,
Derby, Secretary.
KNGGHTs or PYTnIAs.- Elk Lodge No 70
meets at castle hail, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. every Thursday night. Her
man LoeGniiA, Chancellor o9inmsderi Geo
H. Dashicll, Keeper Of Records aud Seal.
ENDOWMENT HASR-Knights of pythias,
meets ut castle OF Elk Lodge No -. benjamin
Godcnburg, President; r. -. johnson, secrc-
tary and Treasurer.
SAN ANToNtO ARuEIrEH VEREIS-Moctsth the
first and third saturday nights each month ut
hall on East Commerce street. President, ".
wurzbuch; secretary T.. W. sencli Treasurer,
william LANCE.
ALAMO FIRE ASSOCIATION No. 2-Mocts first
Wednesday IN each month ut their hall ON
Avenue 4. William Hucilup, Sr, Foreman;
u. &. HHuciscn, secretary; Charles DcRcn, Sr.,
Treasurer.
YouNu MEMS BESEvoLENT ASSOCIATION
Meets second ana fourth Wednesdays Ia each
month ut fircmcn.s hall, Avenue william
Hucfinp, DR., President; II. HCiliEmHnu. Sec
rotary; b. Jnncs, Treasurer.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN-- Milan
Lodge No. .. regular meetings INST and third
MUMMY W thtH IbllH Ut blu i'iiuNH. Huis
Houston street. William hociling, Jr., Master
Workman, John H. Hamilton, Recorder.
ITALIAN SoClErr-Mccts the htsi sunday ~
each month, HAL, Oily Monterey street. 1'
GiOrla, President; 4. MurCtt Secretary.
FurSCu HENEyuLENr SOCIETY Meets sec
und SUNDAY IN cacli month ~ hnll' No. MAN
Plaza. Il. .Clnu ipli, atcrclury'
INTERNATIoNAL lIuILniNO AND LOAN Assoc
CtATION-kcgular meetings second Thursday
In each month AT library rooms, ~ Losoyu
street. NJ Lindhcr, Sccrcthfy.
ALAMO LEGiOS or IloNuR- star Council No.
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