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Evening star., 1886-07-07
HHOMAs DOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
CUi.N AVENUE tOR 0LENWOOD ROAD
KNOWN As PART OF THE HEATING PROP
EkTY. WASHINGrON. ID. C.
BY virtue Of o decree OF the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Co umbs. sitting in equity, ~
passed In q cause (wherein ke2ting ct al are .~As
compIanants and Mclaughlin ct al. are defendanls)
No. S66l, shall. on WEDNESD DAY AFTERNOON
O'CLOCK. on the premises. sci, the following de
scrbed real estate, situated said District w.t. lots
"a. 35, 80. AZ, 4s 40. Co. 81, 81. IS and 10 in Nc
Laughlins subdivision Of the sAct of land known
Prospect Hill.
Terms OF sale: Onethrd cash, balance IN six and
twelve months notes to bear six per cent interest
nom day OF SALE or all cash. at option of purchaser
purchasers Deposits Of $2o wli be required on each
unimprOved lot, uterms OF sale are not compiled
with within five days after day of sale trustee .e
serves the to resell the property ut the risk
cost Of the detaulting purchaser or purchasers.
jeSlGddus JOHN b. Ennis Trust.e
Evening star., 1886-07-07

PUBHINe TIE PCLLMAN NCoMPANY.-A Doo6-
Ing OF Representatives OF the Central TrAnspor.
tation company was held In Philadeiphia yes
terday TO take action On . recent decision given
u the circuit court In favor OF the Ira sporta-
tiop company. The Pullman company made
an oner 70 oompronise the whole dimculty
with the Central Transportation, by surrepder-
ing 70 the latter the fl9 cars, In accordance
with the decision. The meeting. amer eonsid-
ering this proposition, decided not % accept a,
bus % insist that the Pullman compnny must
surrender al it leases, Including tis coutraOe
with the Pennsyivanta railroad company, %
the CenttA TransportatiOn compAny.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
A Ghost with q Taste for Gardening.

DETROIT, MICH, July "A woman named
Mrs Amelia Godner, living on Arndt street,
died q few weeks ago. Her husband was poor
ana arrangements were being made for pau
per funeral wuen there was found hidden about
the house SS. I'm gold, and "A bank book with a
credit 10 Mrs. Goldner OF $1,000. The psuper
woman WAS given "A crediIable burial. since
then the strangest stories have been circulate ng
in the neighuorhood. 1t Is claimed tnal Mrs.
Goldners ghost appears nightly and calls on
various Old cquaiutances aud one woman as-
serts that she looked out or her window the
other night and said the ghost was hoeng pota-
toes In her husbands garden. The husband
has been driven haIi distracted by these re-
ports.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

Hot WEATHER IN MICHIGAN-A dispatch
from Cheboygan, Mich, says: All veget Ation is
perishtng tor want of rain. For several weeks a
drought has prevailed, and in many places
young fruit trees are dying. Yesterday the
mercury got up 70 1O7, the hottest ever expert
enced here.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

DUMAS TOMB WILL Nor BE DEFAcED-
AleXaudre Dumas has gained his case against
the heirs OF Frederic Gaillardet, who tried to
compel him tn erase from the list OF dramas on
his fathers tomb the title OF "Le Tour de
Nesle," of which Gaillardet had furnished the
germ, but which the elder Dumas had really
written. The heirs OF Gaillardet have been
compelled TO pay the costs OF the action.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

VIM. q. Townsend and VIM. F. OUuxins sfx.
tsen-year-oid boys and fast fr1enda were shoo1.
ing q mark Monday In YonkerA, N Y, when
COuEins' weapon was accidentally dischsrro1
and Townsend fatally wounded,
Evening star., 1886-07-07

A LITTLE GIRL TERRIBLY MANGLED.-A
niue-year-old daughter OF Emanuel Winter was
caught by the hair in her fathers mill, near
seitzland, Pa, yesterday, and drawn on to
shaft, round which she whirled several
times before she was released. Both her limbs
were broken near the thigh, and much OF her
hair WAS torn from Der head.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

!IHHIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN PM
L GUNS, CUTLERY, REVOLvERS, NOVELTIES.
WATCHES, SILNERWARE, JEWELRY BA N
JOS. SPOkTING GOODS. DC. IN STORE I347
PENNS1 LNASIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET,
BY direction of the owner who going exclusively
In the manufacturing business will sell above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING. At HALF.
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed OF
Bargains may be expected.
my lo-Zm NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
He Would Argue with the Highway.
man.

From the San Francisco Post.
Mr.. McRoberts, now editor of the Leeds Eng
land) Mercury was at one time a reporter i'm
this city. He the most argumentative,
and, at the same time, the calmest man that
ever struck the town. He would stop work at
q tire TO argue. Mr.. McRoberts was on his way
home early one morning, when an American
citizen suddenly popped up with . pistol lew
eled at his head. aud said:
"Throw up yer hands,.
"Mhy?" asked Mr.: Mcfsoberts, undisturbed.
"Throw them up.
"But what for!'
"Put up yer hands," insisted the footpad,
shaking the pistol "Will you do what tell
your"
THAT depends" !" said Mr. McRoberts. "If ye
can show me any reason why L sIould put up
ma hands, ii no say but what L weeli; but yer
mere requaist wad be no Justification fur me 10
complete stranger, ask me at this 'osr o. the
mornin', on public street, tae put up my
hands?"
.Dash your cried the robber; -if You don't
Quit gsbblin' and obey orders, IN blow the top
of your head orr
"Whaat! Faith, man, ye must be cot o. yer
heed. Come moo, puir buddy" said Mr.. Nc
Roberts, sOOthingly, coOlly catching the pistol
and wrestling it with q quick twist out of the
mans hand; ''cOme, moo, and I'll show ye where
iecht, or ecod III shoot ye. By the way, 70
might as weel put up yer Ain bands, and
tist walk aheed o me. That's it. Trudge AVA
noo."
And SO Mr. McRoberts marched his man b
the city prison, and handed him over 70 CApk
Douglass.
cit wuddna be q bad idea tae pit him In Q
straitjacket" he said, serenely, 10 the omcsf.
"Tbere's little doot but the buddy's DAFT"
And he resumed bis interrupted homsWar1
walk.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

G BENsINaER, Auctionser.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES BELONGING
TO THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT
VIII be sold at the Bazar. No. g40 Louisiana ave,
on THURSDAY MORNING. JULY EIGHTH. at
Ten O'CLOCK, for the District Government
Two Brown Horses and one S0rrel Horse
ALSO,
One-Horse Buggy and harness, for q party about
leaving the city.
heavy Cart Horses and about Is head of other
Horses and Mares.
Also
One secondhand Jaeger Wagon and several new
&c.
RENSTNGER
TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser,
Evening star., 1886-07-07
Russia showing Her Hand.

Russia has informed the powers that Batoum
is no longer a free port. The Berlin press con-
ours In the belize that this announcement is
the first step in the cars denunciation OF the
treaty of Berlin. Fifteen Thousand Russian
troops have passed Odessa and are massing in
BessarabiS.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
THE Vuws Or Pxop1E

THE Vuws o. PEop1r
With reference to purchasing READY-MADE
CLOTHING b somewhat divided Some 60 to one
place and some to another to buy. and 1t win always
be so but you VIII hear 1t expressed al sides that
u person asks another where to produce good and
elisbls clio thing ready made made TO order. our
houss ID the arss enc mentioned to buy-becaase Its
generally known that we manufacture the best that
can Be produced and carry large assortment from
the finest in quality to the lowest in price
Its needles 70 mention separately every article we
sell and at what prices, As YOU WILL FIND ANY
KIND OF GARMENT, FOR EITHER NAN OR
BOY. ON OUR COUNTERS, As WELL AS FULL
LINE OF TIES. GLOVES. UNDERWEAR. DC
NOAH WALKRR co,
my00 cas- Pennwlv1nA ayounA
Evening star., 1886-07-07
The Young Woman who Killed Her
Slauderer.

CHARLESTON, r. e., July About the LIST OF
June. In Barnwall county, John steady was
publicly cowhided by W. I. Connelly aud Al.
OFT for circulating s'anderous reports about
Connelly's sister, Emma. At Hunters Chapel
church, Sunday morning, while the sunday
school was in session, steady was shot aud
killed by Emma Connolly. who gave herself up
To the authorities after the shooting. The cor
oners Jury yesterday held her for the murder
of Steady.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

Collector OF Customs Atwood at Shelburne,
Ms, has ordered the George w. Gushing, City
Point and Z. B. Harrington, the three seized
Portland vessels there, TO be stripped. The
cruiser Terror is still AT anchor In Shelburne
harDOr.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

Contributor-Here is q manuscript wish to
submit
Editor (waving his handerm sorry. We are
all full just now.
again when some Of you are sober.-Boston
lourier
Evening star., 1886-07-07
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
NALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneera
FINE Trunks, TRAVELLING BAGS AND TOUR
LEATHEE So4Ds Of IA Ia LAEGE Sn NAM A;
fMgAa. july fAL shVESra VI hDstsDA asD NlN I'll i
AT sroRE 8 ORR " 10 a 500 90 FIfTkkSTH r III STREET E
OPPOSITE y; 5 5 !, TREASURY; = t;;1, M .
TT,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
LOCAL STOCKS AT AUCTION.
81 shares Nat Bank Of Republic Stock.
SO shares second National Bank stock
SO shares Metropolitan Railroad stock.
A. shares Georgetown eiaslignr stock.
- shares Belt Line Railroad Stock.
40 shares I'll Falls Ice stock.
100 shares Riggs nsuranc stock.
SO shares 4. - Electric Light Stock
- shares National mon INSURANCE Stock
35 shares COrcoran Insurance. stock.
POI Shares W Washington Market stock.
The above des,ratae dividend.paying Stocks will be
ied at IeSTa, GorsI AUCTION Rooms THGS
WALrER b WILLIAMS & CO.. AuctOneerA
WALNUT GHAMBERsuITEs.W WALNUT FRAME
IARLOR SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN RAW
siLK. wALTET WAkDKoBEs: LIBRARY
WhS 5ET bsk EAsY enk1Hs IkK8k
MAHOGANY PIER TABLES. WALNUT BED
HAIR AND uUSK MATTRESSES. MAHOG-
ANY FURNITURE, PAINTED BEDSTKADS
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS HALL
RACK. HANDSOME GILT FRAME AANTrL
MIRROR. REVOLVING OFFICE CHAIRS,
khfkiGERAIOR, HALL OILCLOTH, CROCK
o., Eka E,i,,s WAks KdTcEEM T4f ESo 2 hNsIIs ETC
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall sell at the resdence
of lady declining housekeeping No 52o 18TH street
nerated in good condition and worthy the attention
OF buyers
jy3-d WALTER B. WILLIAM MS Co., Aucts.
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.nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

$1,000 FEET OF GROUND FRONTING ON FIF-
IEENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS, BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHEAST,
MAR COLUMBIA RA LROAD DEPOT, BEING
PART OF IsH ERWOOD."
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JULY 49,
FOGRTEENTH, 1856, at HALF-PAST FIVEx3k
Lots o, Z. 13 and IA square Is, OF subdivision of
Each Fac OF these lots front 90 feet and
vicinity Is rapidly enhancing in value.
TERMS One-third CASH balance in one and two years.
Notes TO bear IN crest and to be secured deed of
trust or all cash at option of purchaser deposit
Sloo required on each lot at time of SALE Convey-
ancing. &c. at purchasers cost Terms to be com
Piled with in ten days. otherwis ise right reserved
SILL after five days publ notice Of such resale In some
newspaper published In Washington d. e.
ty7-ddkds DUNCANSUt> BROS, AuctioneerS
Evening star., 1886-07-07
vtctoria's Lot Not a nappy One.

New York Letter to Boston Herald
Il hear that the somewhat celebrated love
match between Victoria Schiling and her
stable husband is not quite rosy IL WAS
Indeed. thew do say that the welded life of the
coachman and his bride Is rather more spirited
than affectionate. Mrs. Schiling looks thin
and anxious. She Was plump and rather light
hearted when her runaway marriage occurred.
Now the girls at the Casino are telling that she
cries in her dressing room between the scenes
the stage, and there are rumors that she ID
badly treated al home. Her father under.
stand, would take her hack To his home ~ she
would get away from her husband, but she ia
not quite ready TO do that. she Is, however,
beginning 10 think that she has made "A great
mistake In lie, and TO feel her hum II ton very
keeniy. But she Is too full OF pluck To acknowl-
edge the error publicly, and SO she grows pale
and thin, and gues away by herself Ia weep.
She now gets S6o a week at the Casino aud
the people i'm the company like her and have
sympathy for her apparent distress. She will
never be very much oI an acues>, but she sings
well enough and looks well enough to lie sure uf
earning "A good living on the stage long as
she may choose 10 stay there.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

THu CLorurs
FoR GEsTLxnEM
These the proper thinEE
ENGLISH SERGE SUITS
INDIA SEERSUCKERS
AMERICAN sEERsUCKERA
SMALL CHECK SUITS
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS
THIN wORSTED SUITS
SCOTCH CHEVIOT SUITS
ALPACA COATS
NUNS CLOTH COATS
PURE SILK COATS AND YESTA
DRAP DETE COATS
WHITE DUCK VESTS
PONGEE SILK COATS ANDvEsTS
NORFOLK JACKETS
We only remark there is not to be found elsewhere
another such stock Of elegant THIN Clothing ready
ROBINSON PARKER CO.
FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE
319. Southeast Corner 7th and streeta
apl2-3m
We DEs1RE To CALI
THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES TO
OUR UNEXCELLED ASSORTMENT OF
COLLARS AND CUFFS
Linen ChemisetteA 10c
Four-ply Linen Collars. &C.; for 26e
Ladies' Cufis, 10 IL and l6c. pair.
Madras Cloth Collars aud Cuffs. SIC set
Nice assortment Crepe Lisse and Muslin Neck
Ruching.
superb assortment Ladies' Hand Satcheia neces-
sary accompaniment for every lady shopping
cling. Initiation Jspsnese and Alligator 6atches.
Acc. Much hner goods up to S2.9S each
Fine Isle Thread Gloves, 21c. pair.
Tafieta Silk Gloves. 26c pair up.
Pure Silk Gloves, 49c pair up.
Pure Silk Mitts, ~, rs and 47c
Pure Silk Jersey Mitts, black and colorA l0c
Elegant assortment Corsets, Acc pair up.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL,
jele-2m Ola 7th Street. Bet and nv.
LNSTABLI>HED l7oS.
II WHITE, HENTZ co,
AT Are Sol Sole Prcpriesors Of the ceeSasssd
"TRIMBLE WHISklES"
Southern once. 100 Pennsyiyaaia Ave. NV.
Washington. ID. G.
15-w&s COL L. A. SELIGSON. In charge
Evening star., 1886-07-07

SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT OF FINE OLD MA
DEIRA WINE DIRECT FROM WELSH
BROS. MADEIRA, PER BRITISH BkIGAN-
TINE POTOMAC, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, JULY TWELFTH
1886, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms.
shall sell the above consignment, consisting of twenty
four cases OF tine old Madeira Wine. vintage 1873
The reputation of this house for genuine wines is
well known to cOnnOsseurs. and would advise con-
sumers OF this wine 10 portion OF the consign
iv-.dts
Evening star., 1886-07-07
AUCTION SALES.
WEEKs 4 CO., Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post OfacA

THURSDAY, JULY EIGHTH,
AT TEN An, AT OUR SALESkOOMS,
LARGE QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AND GOODS EFFECTS OF FAMILY
REMOVED To OUR STORE,
AT AUCTION
cI ET2 fn He. hLh w FEAIH EhS, HED D
sIDEBOARDs; MIRR RS. ENGRAVINGs, PAR
L0R SUITES, WHATNOTS. WAL AND CO1TAG +
SETS, HAIR AMI SHUCK MATTRESSES, GLASS
AND CROCKkRY, RUGS AND LARGE LOT OF
KITCHEN sAFEs, TOILET SETS, CLOCKS, BED
SrEADS, Table,, BUREAUS, SHOWCASES,
DESK, SECRETARY AND BOOKCASE, Oh NJ
BERs' ENCYCLlPEDIE, HALL RACK, HOSE
WOOD AND WALNUi N. TOP TABLES,
LOUNGES, &C, WITH a Variety OF OTHER
GOODS. 1t
Evening star., 1886-07-07
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF ONE BEATTY
PIANOFORTE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.
OCLOCk, at the auction rooms OF Thomas Bowling,
shai Sci, by order of te Orphans Court, Piano
tort ana d lot of ousehuld effects,
jy1-3t SA!,AH kEAkNEY, Administrative.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
KILOGRAMS TO TIKI STAR


FARnINGToS, No. July "A half dozen or
more men, with blackened faces about three
o'clock Monday morning. went 10 an old aban-
doued toll1gate house belonging to the county,
about hall a mile from town, which has been
occupied for a time by some women OF IN re-
pute and, after carrying all their effects out OF
the house, set fire Go the shanty and burned t
down. The place was stencil. physically and
morally, TO all decent people who had "a pass
along the road.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
THE EVENING STAR
EDUCATIONAL.

> DtPLofAS simplest. most rapid and M Dst .eg-
ee system ia the world Glasses forming Tuition by
eOrrspondence. Cali for prospectus. s2I + ST. H.
".
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The Boil Telephone Trouble,

CINCINNATI, September 2O.-The
United States Court was crowded thi;
morning when the case of the Bel
Telephone was called before Circuit
Judge Jackson and District Judges
Sage and Wilker. Among the parties
interested present were: Q. P. Bow.
ditch, of Boston. vice-president of the
Bell Company; Henry Metzger, OF
Pittsburg; a. D. Bullock and George
W. Stone. of the Cincinnati branch.
Governments counsel present were A.
G. Thurman, of Columbus; Grosyenor
2. Lowry, of New York; ex-Solicitor
Grade, of Virginia; JEFF Chandler and
Charles S. Whitman, of Washington.
For the Bell Company were: ]. J. Stor-
row, of Boston; J. z. Mcdonald,
indianapolis; K. A. Harrison, Column
bus, and A. f. Perry, Cincinnati. The
argument under the ruling will proceed
this afternoon.
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SENT TO SLAUGHTER.
Cows Afflicted With Disease
Sold to Butchers.
SOUL SICKENING SUSPICION .
The Bell Telephone TroubIe-A Big
MOrtgage-AnOther Bad
Cashier-Etc.
SOUL SICKENING SUSPICION
Pleuro.PneumonIa.

CHICAGO, September 20.-The state
veterinarian yesterday slaughtered on
the farm of Mr.. Carne, at Ridgeland,
a suburb of Chicago, two COWS and a
calf afflicted with pleuro-pneumonia.
All efforts will be made to thoroughly
disinfect the place. The presence OF
the disease was discovered early in the
week. AS there were indications that
the disease was communicated by a COW
from farm of a milkman named Har-
vey the state veterinarian surgeon and
the commissioners made a visit there
and were alarmed to find that four head
or cattle on the place were suffering
with the disease, two of which, were
promptly killed and buried. One of
them was dissected and its lungs plainly
indicated that it must have been tainted
with the disease for many months. The
usual notice of quarantine has been
served on Harvey, but there are grave
doubts whether he will be able to en-
force 1t. There are 11S head of cattle on
the place, nearly all of them belonging
todl1erent milkmen, who merely pas
ture them. There is very little fencing on
the farm, and the cows have wandered at
Will all over that section of the country.
Three that show symptoms have been
isolated, but with the present plan of
one man taking charge of each milk
mans herd no rigid quarantine can
possibly be enforced. Mr.. Casewall,
state veterinary surgeon, says there will
be meeting of the board of commits
sioners early this week, and his first
step will be an effort to induce them to
put force of men at work to watch !
the Harvey cattle night and day. There
was a possibility, he thought. that all
the cattle would have to be killed. but |
he could not tell at present. He is of |
the opinion that pleuro-pneumonis has
been about this immediate region since |
sometime last fall. He explains |
the fact that the terrible disease !
has been lingering about town so long |
without being discovered by saying |
that the cattle 50 far affected has been |
the property of milkmen. As soon as |
cow took the disease her milk would |
fall off to nothing and the men took no
pains to doctor their stock, for they
shipped the dry COW to the slaughter
houses at once or traded her off at a
sacrifice without stopping to make any
of the cause of her illness.
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A Rainy Sunday.

PROSPECT HOUSE. \. Y, September
19.-To- day, the last Sunday spent by
the Presidents party in the Adrion-
dacks, has been anything but agreeable.
1t ralned from early morning till night
and there was othing for them 10 do
but to remain within doors. On Tues
day they viii start for home.
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Another Bad Cashier

PORTLAND, Me-, September 19.-Wil-
liam E. Gould, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Portland, has been dis
covered to be detaulter. The directors
believe that the loss TO the bank will
not exceed $87 600. The business of the
bank will in no wise be affected. Gould
is held under arrest in a civil suit by
the bank awaiting the action of the
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
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Standard Dollars

WASHINGTON, September 2O.-The t.
sue OF standard dollars from the minis
during the. week ending September 18th
was 81, ia, 9O5, the issue during the cor.
responding period last year was S664,-
493. The shipments of fractional silver
coin since September 1st, amounted to
73S. 53t.
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Ten Million Mortgage.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, September 49,
The San Antonio e. Arkansas Company
filed deed of trust in the county clerks
Office to-day, in favor of the farmers
Loan & Trust Company, New York, for
Si0,000,000. The mortgage covers the
main line from San Antonio to the
Gulf; also the Corpus Christi branch
and the northwestern extension into
the Pan Handle country.
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The Chief Justice in Denver.

DENVER, September 2O.-Chief Justice
Waite, accompanied by his daughter.
arrived here yesterday on his way to
Washington, alter a prolonged trip to
Alaska, They will remain here until
Wednesday, when they resume their
journey home.
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Omaha.
Council Bluffs
e Chicago.

The only line to take fer DeS Aolnss'
MarshalltoWn, Cedar Rapids, SInton, DIAoo'
Chicago, Milwaukee, and AL poln9 80 -.
To the people Of Nebraska, ColoraaCI W
omlng, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon " az
ington and California Is oEerl suPerio'
advantages not possible By any ether me
Among = few Of the numerous polnIS 80 q
superiority enjoyed by the patrons OF IH az.
-Jad between Omaha and ChieaSSf eT2 ~ Iys
two trains 4 day OF DAY COACA1E-s
which are the AEest that human ~. AZ
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DRAWING ROOE CARS ans1fpAsSS1
by snv: and its widely csleORssod a
EATTRL DINING CARS the equaI o
which can not bs found elsewhere.
At Council BIuGs the trains Of the U1lQss
Pacific nv. connect in Union Depot VI
those OF ths Chicago q EorthEesterA ~.
In Chicago the trains Of GAig line Enaks 49,
connection with those Of AL Eastern Ane''
For Detroit, Ccisubus, IRdisAspolis, ClD
cinnau. Niagara Falls, Buffalo, RlFtSSlt.S 3
Toronto. Montreal, Boston, New ioLI
PhIIzdslpkis. Baltimore, WsskinSeos a..
al pcints IN tbs EAsL, ask tBs tcke- "''
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T vou wish tha bsst accom- nOdsFoAs-
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German Gatherings.

BERLIy, September 2O.-Emperor Will
Lam has recovered from his recent i'll
ness.
The convention of physicians and sur
geons is attended by delegates from all
parts OF the world, including America,
Numbering about $3.50.
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Being more PIea SAINT

To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in
its action, the famous California LIQUID
fruit remedy, Syrup Of rigs. is rapidly
superseding ali others. Try it. For
sale by \. Z. Smith L Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-21
WaShbOaPdS area Nuisance
AND
SHOULD BE DONE AWAY.

There is no necessity for a wash
board, or scrub brush, or washing
machine in washing your clothes.
The clothes are frequently worn out
more by such methods in washing,
than by the usual wear. If you will
use the LIE Roi des savons, or King OF
Soaps, and use it faithfully according
to the directions upon the wrapper,
you can do your washing without half
an hours hard work, and your clothes
will be perfectly clean and pure and
white. It is the best bleaching Soap
in use. It will cost you but a trife to
test it.
Try it, and try it faithfully. You
will be both surprised and delighted.