Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-19
MEMS and Boys, Hats
LOCAL J0TS.

"a Parlor Match at the Theatre tonight
Professor Andre is arranging to open 6
fencing class for ladies'. sA y
The last of the social hops in the Eagle
Gate Hall takes place tonight.
Park City is to be Illuminated by the
Thomson-Houston electric light.
Following the PIRATES of Penzance'' will
come Salvini in 1.-The Gladiator"
Wells, Fargo i Co. to-day received a ship
ment of base bullion valued at S3.400
Deputy Franks was rather badly bruised
by his horse falling on him yesterday.
The Odd Fellows expect to have a jolly
time at the social party in their magnificent
hall tonight. -
The case against Edward Brain for resist
ing the United States officers, has been con-
tinued for the term. .,sr IT,,
The DEMOCRAT is indebted to the courtesy
of Hon. John L. Caine for several volumes
of public
The rates for Salvini's performance of
1.-The Gladiator" next week will be $500,
Sl.OO, IS cents and so cents.
Mccormick IL Co to-day received one car
Hanauer bullion valued at 1880; Storinont
bars, 1890. Total value, $500.
ga The last rehearsal of the "Pirates of Pen
zarce" was accompanied by the full orches-
ira. The orchestration Is pronounced fine.
A very delightful sociable was given last
evening at the residence of George Y. Wal
lace, by the ladies of the st. Marks Church.
When Henry Dinwoodey's case was COM
ing up last fall, Angus nj. Cannon wrote
him: Remember the eyes of the people are
upon YOU" a. eI-l- 10.
w. Ii. Price, the popular green grocer, has
put a cash register in his store, and is well
pleased with its workings. It cost SIZE, but
1T is well worth the money.
A constant stream of visitors poured into
George q. Cannons residence yesterday,
and up to 8 o'clock last night some thirty
persons were still by the bedside.
All members of the Philemon Debating
Club are requested to be at the meeting to-
night at the Ninth ward school-house, they
are also invited to bring thar friends
The Pleasant Hours Club gave their
twenty-seventh party in the Opera House
last night. 1t was one of the most enjoy
able events in the history of the orgaaiza-
ton. n.ftI.tl sHfFb.-..
The Third District Court adjourned this
morning till tomorrow, in order to give the
officers of the Court and members of the
bar an opportunity to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Narian's little boy.
At the masquerade at the Skating Pavil- !
ION tonight several prizes are to be dis |
tributed to the best-sustained characters. |
and an enjoyable evening by the patrons of
the rollers is anticipated. .iigos.f 4r
The reason for continuing the cases
against Royal b. Young and Agnes McMur-
rim for the term, Is the serious indisposition
OF the lndomltable Agnes, who will figure
oonspicuously in both cases.
The trial of Isaac hangton, indicted for
unlawful cohabitation, which was continued
from last Monday. was again put off this
morning, owing to the Adjournment. 1t W
up tomorrow morning. er7ih ~, !
Mr.. j.. ID. Spencer will make more out of
FAMOUS policemen's drill in the Pirates of
Penzance" than was thought possible: and
certainly more than was ever seen in the
opera at any presentation here.
The matinee of "a Parlor Match. COM
mences at 1:30 O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon
sharp. 1t will doubtless be largely attended
by the ladies and the children, as "a Parlor
is indescribably funny and calcu-
lated to please everybody g |:
A prominent Mormon said to-day: Din,
woodey had the misfortune not to have q
mind of his own, and was brought to q de-
by the first influence that struck him"
What a pity for himself that he was not s
struck by the other influence. 4 +.
1t is we'll known that notorious Iewd ]
women are seeking TO live quietly until the l
present storm against them shall have blown !
'ver, and they will be able to resume their +
Usual vocations. Keepers of decent lodging :
louses are being gulled by such folks into
lving them admission to lodgings, as if Z
hey were respectable. All clearinghouse i
are warned to look out for them. v