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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-19
HabituaI constipation.

Is a prolific source of misery and
many Ills, giving rise to Headache.
Dizziness, Fevers, Nervousness, Rest
lessness, Biliousness, Indigestion.
Poisoning of the Blood. etc. The bitter,
nauseous Liver medicines, pills, salts
and draughts formerly used to relieve
the sufferer, only agravate the disease
and sicken the stomach. All who are
afflicted in that way, know the impor-
lance of a remedy pleasant to the
palate, harmless in It's nature, and
truly beneficial in its action. The trial
bottles of Syrup of Figs given away free
of charge by D. C. NJ. I. Drug IStore
Wholesale agents. .
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wANTEDT

A TRAVELLING sALEsMANTo HANDLE
a our goods on commission, in connection
with his own line, in Utah, Montana, Idaho
and Wyoming Territories; one who Is ac-
quainted with The hardware trade preferred.
Address,with references, Perry & Co, stove
manufacturers, No. 10 and II. Lake Street,
Chicago, H.
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REAL ESTATE.

CHARLES f. POMERoY, REAL ESTATE
" and Loan Agent, Money to loan on
Real Estate, in sums to suit Houses
to Rent. Rents Collected. Houses
and Lots For Sale. Careful attention
given to Drawing up Deeds Mortgages, Wills,
Agreements, Contracts, Powers of Attorney.
Partnership Agreements, etc., etc. Titles
examined. Territorial Scrip bought and
sold. Notary Public. Office under Nc
Cornick's Bank. fl
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JOHN K. CRANE

As MANAGER OF THE COSMOPOLITAN.
II Secondhand Store, 324 South Main
Street, opposite St. James Hotel, has
control of $4,000 to buy Secondhand House
hold Furniture. When you want to sell,
leave orders or drop a line 10 postoffice He
trades in everything.
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Removed.

The Pleasant Valley coal business of
Remington, johnson g. Co. has been
merged into company designated as
the Denver and Rio Grande WesternRail-
way Coal Agency. The Office of the com.
pany will be at the well-known old coal
office. No. las S. Main street, adjoining
Barratt's furniture store. The business
Burton and w. II. Sells.
REMINGTON, JOHNSON & Go.
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Senator Stanford.

SAN FRAEcIsco, February Ex-senator
elect Leland Stanford, accompanied by
A. N. Towne and J. C. Stubs, left this
afternoon by the Sunset route for New
Orleans, whence he goes to Washington.
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ERED C. ANDERSON, REAL ESTATE
T. and Loan Agent, is now located at No.
l45 Main street. adjoining Barratt Bros Spe-
cial attention will be given to effect loans,
negotiate sales of real estate renting houses,
collecting rents, and the drawing of legal
papers. Titles examined. Territorial and
County scrip bought andsold. Notary Publics
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YouNS and middle aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old
age, loss of memory, and kindred symp-
toms, should send three letter stamps
for large illustrated treatise suggesting
sure means of cure. Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, NY.
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HeaFy Depreciation.

SHANGHAI, February 1S.-Property
has deprecated within the past year,
So, 0OO, COO, owing to the Franco-C Chinese
war.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
EXAMINAfIoN az TEACHERS.

A PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF ALI,
"a applicants for a teachers certificate to
teach IN the District Schools of Salt Lake
county viii be held at the Fourteenth ward
s sS rooms on Saturday, February DIST.
loSo, commencing at 10 g. m. Teachers
whose whose certificates have expired Will please
JOHN MORGAN,
B. TORONTO,
CHAS. F.WILGOX.
County Board of Examiners.
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The Exposition.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1s.-To-day's
attendance at the exposition was very
large. The dog show promises to be the
greatest ever made.
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Mothers.

If you are failing; broken, worn out
and nervous, use wells Health Re
newer" "; 81. Druggists.
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CALL

At, NO. 272 MAIN STREET, THREE
q. doors north of Cliff House, and see DR..
Higgins, the Microscopic ana AnsiytIc
medicine OF any cae else, An orgssrs BIZ mai
promptly filled. Address DR.. C. W. Higgins
No 272 Main street, Salt Lake City, Utas
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No. L, 2 and 8, DR.. Higgins eatarrh
remedy is warranted to cure all cases. if
directions are followed. Office, No, 272,
Main street.
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Angostura Bittsrs

Do not only distinguish themselves by
their flavor and aromatic odor above all
Others generally used, but they are also
a sure preventive for all diseases origin
ating from the digestive organs. Be-
ware OF counterfeits. Ask your grocer
or druggist for the genuine article,
manufactured by Dr. JIG. B. Siegert &
Sons.
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JOHN MARCH,.

John MARCHI. WHOLESALE AND
y retail dealer in Fruit and Vegetables,es-
taoIlsned IN 1872. GreatAexperienee in the
Shipping Trade. Pacific, Fruit Market. 500
and 531 Merchant Street, San Francisco.
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WHEN YOU want to order book or
renew subscription, go to Pembroke,
72 Main street.
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SCHOOL FOR sINGING.

ftALDER's MUSIC BABACE, - FIRsT
~ south Street w, Mt b. B. Young snd
Madame Mazzucato Young, on sEonaavs
wednesdays, Thursdaysahd Saturdays.
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Gas Filftaces. at little. Rouadg 6 Co. :.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
CHANGES IN BUSINESS FIRMS.

NOT so MANY IN TIE STOCK EXCHANGE As TX.
PECTED-oTIIER BRANCHES or TRADE
70 important changes In business firms wore re-
ported at the Stock Exchange yesterday In spite Of the
common opinion that the beginning of another year
would witness changes in many of the leading Wall
Street houses
Robert Reuter- retired from the wel-known firm of
L. Won Hoffman & Co.
The firm Of Lummis g. Day dissolved by mutual
consent. new firm under the name has been
formed by Henry Day and Z. A. Lumrnis, brother Of
the retiring senior partner.
The firm of w. H. Connor g. Co., in which JAY Gould
Is a special partner. and his oldest son, George J..
Gould, q general partner has been renewed Tor one
year.
Ives Co., and the remaining partners continue the
business under tho style of Meeker. Widos a. Co.
The branch houso of d. ii. Darling & Co., Boston.
retains its former namo.
The firm Of Mitchell. Brouwer & Co. was dissolved
by the retirement of the senior partner The remaining
partners continue under the namo of Brouwer &
Mc3owp Tho firm IL the successor 10 the famous one
of Kennedy, Hutchinson H. Go.
On the dissolution Of tho firm Of Shoemaker, Dillon
e. Co., tho senior partner s alone authorized to sign in
liquidation.
hAzies Il Salisbury rstizes tom the firm Of Bunkaz.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE COAL ALLOTMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-lt Is stated tnat oil
the interests involved the coal combination under nc
allotment plan will accept the percentages gwen .nc
oxcent the Pennsyvania Railroad Company ana nat INC
otbers viii work irrespective Of that corporation
h,ob official Of the company said to-day that no noce
wenld he taken by President Roberts or the allonieh
and that II the remaining interests In lne pVo
have n operated on the basis proposed, the Pennsy
yania Railroad Company would pursue the same ihoo
pendent course that II has lately assumeo'
At the Offices of the leading coal companies IN 'i,'
cty Yesterday 1t was not known whether the fehhsy
vana Railroad Company had signaed Its assent 10 inc
allotment agreement made on Wednesday ai'er-
noon. by which the company was given per cent
Roth Mt this meeting and at tine preliminary
meeting at philadelphia General Wistar who repre-
eented the Railroad. excused hlseh II
voting on the ground that whatever MS peIsoili so
renfs might be he had authority 10 bnd the
in onv way He promised TO report the action Oh ,ni
meetings to his superior officers promptly Du' "f thc
that no declined to CO. The Mahagers ~ W ".o o
pennsylvana Railroad have taken no part III inc re
striction policy which has prevailed among the co
companes for several years because they were oPpos
TO any agreement tending In any respect 70 cohtroi h
action Ii Is understood that they refused 10 .
company's claims to business uiiuer tue Piopo'o" ~
for the same general reasons ..,.. ,..,,od ,rice
Some OF the coal companies yesterday issued price
lists OF coal The present prices OF tne fenns,
Coal Company for coal delivered at Weehawhen arc
Crate and egg 50 35 stove. 81 IO chestnut ~ oO' hu
pea 80 60 per The prices OF the larger sizes % @ @
cepng stove the reduction In price ranges iro Do 90
90 cents n ton but Is increased by ~ cents ~ i.
charges delivery at New York. The othef cOhp''S
will issue price-lists showing like reduction.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
cHEchryG THE COURSE or YOUNG LovG

Frederick Hayward, the painter who was
arrested In Jersey City on Thursday night was ar
raigend before Justice stsing yesterday charged WIN
larceny. He had been wooing for some tme
Miss Gardner, a daughter of John Gardner, OF NO. =
Court House place on Jersey City heights Inc i"'no'
dsliked Hayward and forbade him coming 10 the
He also ordered his daughter to drop his nnt
There were frequent quarres In the housenoiu aovI
the matter while Hayward and Miss Gardner ihaass
to meet and keep up their acquaintance ana love r
ing On Thursday night Miss Gardner sought ner sss
mt his boarding house In Yorkst and Informed nn ss
her father had been abusing her so shamefuy tnas s
had determined leave home. Hayward waniea ~. ~
To accompany him TO the theatre. They were 81 a. a.
sorbed In each Others company that they ana NOT ~
serve Mr. Gardner who was watching their t hs
After the performance Hayward escorted het !" -
boarding house intending 10 place her under tne e
OF the boarding mistress until other ariaheemonsss
could made. In the meantime Gardner had gone ~
police station and asked Captain Farrier TO send pos
man TO arrest the youthful couple. On learning ~
the Young woman nineteen the Captain refusea
interfere Mr. Gardner then accused the couple OF ns
ing stolen some jewelry and policsman was sent "
arrest them In tho Court Gardner accused Hayward
deceying his daughter and said that he was alrcAn
A married man Hayward denied both accusations sns
said that he was willing TO marry Miss Gardner at oncS
40 that he might have legal right to protect her o
her fathers prosecutions. Judge Stilsng decllneas
perform ceremony but he parolsd the pair ano 'n
left the Court room together
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAHiIINuIVN, IIEtknI JfH' Iooos
LEASED LANDS IN INDIAN TERRIroRY-The Star reports
Colonel Boudnot, OF the Cherokee Nation, saying that
100000 OF the lands OF that Nation held
under leases for grazing purposes and that about 1000
900 belonging 10 the Cheyennes Arrlpahoes aud
other tribes, leased TO owners Of cattle Colonel
BOudnot asserts that there Is law the statute
book positively fOrbiAng such leases. He also do
MES that Indians employed by the essees heriers
for " Indians don't make good herdors."
THE ONO ELECTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Springer chairman OF tho subcommittee appointed to
inyestgat the conduct OF Marshall Wright at the Ohio
October election, !eft Washington to-day for Cincinnati
Messrs Van Astync and stewart also members Of tho
committee, will meet Mr. Springer In that city. The Ia
vesiigaton will begin on Monday next, aud, 1t is
pected will continue about two weeks.
BANK EXTENsOSs.-The Controller OF the Currency to-
day authorized the National Exchange Bank OF AlbanyN
" begin business with capital or $500 900 He
tended the corporate existence or the following named
banks to January o. 1908 Tie Railroad National BANK
Lowell Mass; the Second National Bank OF Allegheny,
Penn; the Merchants National Bank OF New Albany
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
A COLLECTION OF zUNr cURros,r,ps

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Colonel Stevenson "A
the Bureau OF Ethnology, who has recently sneut
months III the West has brought back the areest ana
most divers collection Of objects illustrating the
LIE, Industries and religious customs of the puehI ~
dians ever before made They are intended for exhn
tion at the New Orleans Exposition but will aso serv.
avery useful purpose to the National Museum =, ,h
system OF exchanges with scientific institutions n, a.,
world FOR other articles Of interest which can be ob,a,n
In 10 other way In addition to the articles in this col
lection (Which amount to five carloads and consist %
pottery, woollen fabrics, weapons, and stone imps
mens photographs and colored sketches were secu,d
III great number illustrating the Dances altar scene,
games and burial customs Of the Pueblos Many curou
cave shrnes never before visited by white men were e,
pored places to which for centuries the ZunIs have h
III the haDit OF making annual plgrimages with great
ceremony to deposit idols plumesticks and the sku
ana bones OF sacred animals packran party visited
uuer te guidance or Zuni priests curious salt ake
whence the supply OF salt used By tho tribe is obtained
ana from thls point the travellers rode $50 miles wet
spirits OF tho Pueblo5 nre all transported To
ne latter place the guides cOnld be induced 10 "a
thougn they pointed IL out from distance The lake
Mnc1 Is put lew hundred yards In diameter. Is sur.
Tounueu Dy curious conical hills formed by sediment
rom innumerable springs The springs are now dry
except such as are beneath the OF the wafer bt
some OF the caves nave open into which ona
can penetrate by covered way 200 or 300 feet Cot
ohe stevenson says the Zunis, while still a curious
people unlike any other In the known world have
changed considerably since he first made their acguant
acc dozen years by OF their more reouept
intercourse with the whites They usually i troube
easy victims Their cattle, OF which they have had con
siderable herds, are stolen by cOWDoys
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
MR.. CASSIDY WANTS AN OFFICE.
my TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Several Democratic
Representatives who will not have seats In the ALAth
Congress are hoping to receive pleasant and lucrative
appointments under the incoming administration some
OF the friends OF Congressman Cassidy, OF Nevada
believe he is entitled to such recognition by Mr oe'e
land and they say would be content with the oce OF
Director OF the Mint now filed by Mr.. Burchard. of
Illinois, OF the Conmissonershp OF Railroads at present
held by Mr.. Armstrong of Pennsylvania Speaking OF
MI Cassdy's fitness and Qualifeatons lor ihe LoeI @
lived in Nevada for "A quarter OF a century ana Is
thoroughly acquainted with the mining ana mineral
resources OF tho western States aud Territories. As
editor of Carson newspaper no began ht an carry nae
collect and publish tho statistics or gold anu s'er
production. lie is not man OF wealth. but ne IL
endowed with ability and energy and would d-cnafse
The duties of the Office with credit 10 himself and the
country" .S> o<n
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
SUIT AGAINST THE ALLEGHENY VALLEY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNfl

PIrTsBURG, Jan. 2.-In The United otatcs
Circuit Court to-day phase of the suit of OF the Penn
sylvana Railroad Company against the Allegheny val
lev Railroad for the foreclosure Of mortgage was argued
When the case was pending in the County Court OF west
moreland T. W. Ross of NewYorb, asked permission 10
intervene he claiming to be stockhodcr III inc Al
legheny Valley Railroad. Permission was granite" III"
he thereby became defendant lie at once had the case
transferred 10 the United states Circuit Court for trial
Subsequently the Pennsylvania Railroad Company heu
n petiilon and motion remand the case back 10 tne
County Court of Wesmoreand for the reason int H. ~
Ioss nnon whose motion the was taken INTO IN"
Clrcr Court and was allowed In the County Court 10
Intervene is not holder of the stock he 81 Is tat ne
in with citizens of the State of Pcnnsy Nnnln
had tho stock transferred 20 him rs defendant not
being bona hde holder he could not lawfully intervene
This motion was argued some length by oNAtorhcy
General Wayne MoNcagh for the motion ana Two fHts-
hurg ntiorneYs agninst. DecLslOn was Io,e.vel.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
FOR AND AGAINST MR.. ERWIN.
1, nosIvoII of Madison. c.

Assemblyman Haskell, or Mauison' yam" ",.S
from Albany on flying trip yesterday TO consu. WIN
Patt ard Others of Erwins friends here'
To TRIBUNE reporter he SAID: The effort at Albany
on the part of ONeil Curtis. EubbeIl and howe Is 'os
ND combination to defeat Erwin Burleigh' hoosc's'
and Smart laying hands and hoping 10
the Assembly They confess however, that unless 'ne
is effected by tonight their cause Is hopo
less Te me 1t looks though the matter was
already settled. and that Mr.. Erwins noiiiN"'
ton is certain. 1t only requires the preSene.
of all the members in Albany and the holding up t ot
hands to show him in the lead by long ODDS nat caU h
be overcome When the hands have gone up ior Inn, hin
they will show up numerous that 40 not ri,
there will be any opposition to him IN the houd
Seuatorship is being kept in the background as shou
be- We shall organize the House for work anu seadt t
the Senatorshp afterward My impression Is tnat
Mr. Morton has the lead but no can tell until we se'
down 10 the Senatorship contest .ocod IN
Senator Dennis Mccarthy of Syracuse Jag him ,o
elude tho numerous people who were loohiug oa inn
Yesterday and slipped away to Albany on the evening
train He is reported saying that Mt Erwin ue,o 'e
is possble and that Mr. Hiscock for whom ne VIII 'Iso
for Senator will have larger number OF votes thh ho
has been generally credited with. . p,,
Senator Fassett is still in the city, ana exera.o ht
sal of Long Island. Is at The FIih NeHuc ho'S' W."
will 90 10 Albany to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
THE COURTS.

TRYING TO DISCREDIr MR. HUMPHREYS.
In tho Marie Garrison reference yesterday
the time OF the referee and the witness was consumed In
discussions and disputes The crossexam-
ination OF soon Humphreys by the plaintiffs counsel
was continued The main object or thequestons was to
discredt the statement made by Mr. Humphreys on ms
direct examination that In 1876 the stock OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific road was worthless by showing that he
knew that half OF the stick of the road had been sold
shortly after that date by the defendant TO Jay Gould Tor
So 600 900 1t was also attempted TO show that tho
data assumed by Mr.. Humphreys in making his valua'
ton being principally future contingencies were neces.
snriy untrustworthy and that in his own experience
frequently similar forecasts had proved untrue.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
POLITICAL ODDS'AND ENDS.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND AND FREE TRADE

WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT Mr. HURDs sTArEMLNie-
MR.. HURD TALKS AGAIN.
ALBANY, Jan. Ex-Governor Cleveland saio
last night that the statement made by Mr' hurd ~ ~
oinnatf that he the Governor president OF iree
tradc clu was not true The Governor further stated
that he had never been connected in any way Win any
such organization.
TOLEDO jan 2-In relation to the report M 10 an as
seron made by him in reference to the connection OF
Governor Cleveland with free-trade club Frank HuIu
says that he had private conversation in private room
with few friends in Cincinnati in which the pohcy OF
new Administration to tariff reform was discussed
In that conversation Mr. urd said he thought Governor
Cley eand wod be found in sympathy with the views OF
the majority of the Democratic party on that point AS
a proof he stated that he had been informed Dy
prominent resident of Buffalo that the organization OF
freetrade club that city took place IN the once or
law frm of which Governor Cleveland was ilcmneI.
Mr. intended to be understood as saying a'
trade Organization, he had no information upon tue
subject from that gentleman nor from any ono except ID
lor
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
REPORTS OF FRESH RATE-CUTTING.

BrOadWny WAS 1uiI OF IUIHOIs !V9I'IU"J '"'''
sbound passenger rates ont Of Chicago had been cut
81. 1t was said that tho PcnnsylVanla kalroad Ma"
precipltated the cut. Neither at the pool oice nor
among the scalpers could the reports be confirmed IL
would canse no surprise, however, II the bitterness win
which the war wcsbouDd rate, IS wagcd should bccH
tended to eRs-bound fares. Recent alNiees from
Chicago to the railroads hero expressed the Tear th'
matters would grow worse The agreement 10 restore
rates ont of Chicago depends upon the question whether
the Grand Trunk OF Canada win consent 10 abolish the
payment OF commissions at the diciaiion OF the Wander
hU roads TITS not believed that the Grand Trunk VIII
take snoh step and its refusal VII almost inevitably
lead TO an increased decentralization OF fares The situa
ZION here f. unchanged and General Passenger Agent
Monett Of the shore road said Yesterday mat he
Luew OF no actlo looking to "a restoration OF rates
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
REDUCING RAILROAD EXPENSES.

Orders have been issued by the Philadelphia
aud Reading Railroad Company making sweeping re-
ductions In tho wages paid the NcwIorsey central
Division The reduction affects all employees cNcent
conductors engineers. Grcmon. baggage masters aud
hrakeinen. Trackuen who now receive 90 cents per
day. and all those employed a, the rie o $500 per year
md under are reduced J per cent. Salaries ranging
from $500 to ~ cut down 10 pr cent, and NIL
nbove Sl 900 are reduced Oncli. Tho REDUCTION TOOK
effect Yesterday No trouble - expected.
sixty aborers employed at the jersey CITY piers OF the
Sew-York Lake Erie ana Western Railroad were dis-
charged yesterday. The given Tor this acton Is
the unusual falling OH OF business during tho "'h'''
season.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
BOOMING REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl

BosToN, Jan. 2.-The Journal quotes the fol-
lowing from Democratic politician What do think
OF Nj Cleveands letter Why, the letter Is all rght.
Don he say that 1t ia going TO be Democratic admin
ration Well, how there be Democratic admin
istration without Democrats in the Offices Iheh the
clause of the letter declaring that Republicans who maze
themselves offensive by their political action shall lie
renovea from office IS all that we demand The mere
voting Of Republican official Is offence. Then. too,
there are not twerty Ia New England that have not
aided I'm circulating documents. forming clubs ana get
ring ont voters The postmaster IN my town IS good
Official but he has always been active IN political ueS, I'm s.
IIe mus, 90. Every Republican must go because ne IS
a Republican. The Independents will find an excnse Tor
tha removal OF every official who voted for Blaine"