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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
FINANCE Avn rnAnE.
The Features of the Money aud stoel
BfHrIfAtA,

RIHrkHtB,
NEw YoRR, Feb 5-Money on call easy al lI$a2
percent Prime mercantile paper lah percent.
Sterling Exchange dun but steady at 81 sal 49,
uOvRRSA ENT BONDs-Were dull and hrm.
STArg BOHDs Neglected.
RAILROAD bonds Moderately active,
STOcEs-The stock market was generally very
AtrnnB ut the opening, the first prices Showing
gains ranging from 4 Ia over percent. the latter
Union lGciGc. During tho Ont hour there wSs u
ntlnued strength and decided activity Ia thU
dealings during which advances Of fractions 10
over, percent yerS made, lht liIg6Gs! price. Of
day there was very decided decrease In tile
amount OF business dOlng.
Prices moved irTegnlarly within comparatively
HARROW range untlllR IN the day, when there was
decline Ot a " | pCYCCnt. III was checked li,t
before tie clO'c, and slight advances were made In
mRuv cases, the market closing only moderately.
Speculation hinges 10 barge extent OH the DrObA
blllles Of au early settlement Of tho railroad end
cline coil stocks were conspicuous foe their
lOsSUL lRCkANAnnn clOslnR with Il loss Of x rcrtent
Delaware & lluntOnis 4 percent higher. Heading
suffered mos, Glo,iggwlih deu lne Of " percent,
The weakness NJ this stock 10 ut ibuted 10 the re.
port that the Pennsylvania sslrJ Of tie control OF
lhst COnTnnV,
Transactions 4i3,2aj lharcS.
y. s. Eg, lOOIG; y. y. as, 1888; U. &. new Is
iiiE; i!rlc seconds, 9SXi Le6igh ( wIItCS6trr1S,
ord, l0f; Louisiana HOiisOS, sSi Missouri U 100:
1t. Joseph, lgli st. 4, y i. q. ArSts, I26N; Ten
nessee Is, old, tb1Si do new, 6jX; 1lexaS Pacific
Land Grants, All do Rio GrAnde,6J; Union PacllO
fBU, 1885 do Land Grants l06; do Sinking
fund, l2liI; Virginia U.s. ~; Virginia COnSos, exln
matured coupons, 81; do deferred llI6; Adams Tx.
pretS, lt5; American Expires, lQlyS Canada South
I'm, lii Central Pacific, 4dlS; Chesapeake h Ohio
II, do iirSH preferred, lSTi do seconds, u: q,
o., q & l., SIT Denver Il Rio GnndC, ID; ErlG,
"; do preferred, 81; fort Wayne, li1i Kansas &
Texas, 3G'1 Lake Erle 4 Western, l!Ei Lake shore
~ louisville q Nashville, AZ; Louisville. New
Al6apy & Chicago, SsH; Memphis d Charleston,
IS, Michigan Central, ~; Missouri Pacific, H.
4ih; Northern Pacific, M; do preferred. co;
Chicago 4 Northwestern, il0H do preferred lg6lSj
New York Genital, lCOh; Ohio Central, ~: Ohio
Y aiAsiSiPpi 2i; 90 preferred, S2is; P9Ci4o Mall
Eau Francisco ~ do preferred. i53t G., N. Il II,
Paul, VS9s; do preferred, l2ih: Texas Pacific l2J6;
Union Pacific, J2IS; United States Express, o. OK
DIV; W. st. Il. \ u. 10; do preferred, 1871; Wells.
fargo EYDfesg III, Western Union, nv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06

All trains daily except sunday,
Trains leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling At 1850 4. m,
lAO p ~, arriving al i;3sp. IN, aud 7!6S y, M
n, A. FORD,
Gen. PAS. aud Ticket Agent PittnhurHh, Pa,
JAMES MCCRRA, General Manager
DIIyTSBURGH, CINCINNATI d 81.
4 LOUIS RAiLR0AD-Pau Handle Route,
lGA ss I'D 81: 19s,Stssl.R
Time table Tor East and West corrected 70 NOV.
y, 1855, Trains leave Pan Handle station, foot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, n follows,
Central Standard tlmO'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
gntteries.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 6.-Wool quiet; domeSl
l1AS6O; pulleA ltAAiN: TeXAs gagln.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

ERIEs AND MONSTER INrERNATIoNAL Ar
S6dX 3 j. F. COOPER COMPRISING THE FIRM
Co. SOLE OWNERS.
ING TOGETHER TIE NTlE GIANT SHOWS Oh
T.. ".
INT WITHOUT AN Equal, WITH NO PRoBABIL
FOR \ SUPERIOR
THE YEAR 4 MARVEL. ... ~,
BETTER. RICHER And MORE EXItN5l|E, dAAh
ACCESSION Az - ACCREi IOS ALL THE
OF THE EARTH.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

sArGERs ROYAL BRITISH DOUBLE MEyAG
p T. BARNUM W. W COLE J.. L. .nJTGMIS
OF p. T. BAREUM g
SIXTH YEAR OF THE MIGHTY COMPACT BIND
CHRIS
IN THE PAST WITHOUT A RIVAL. ~ THE PRES
ITY IN THE FUTURE
LAST YEAR 4 WONDER
EACH SUCCEEDING SEASON LARGER GRAND X.
ERlNG UNTO ITSELF BY ATlRA rIoN.
NOVELTIES
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
5te Cream.

A FACT-Iorton's lee Cream is made from
"A puIe Hortous Patcnt super Io,cn Bricks ot
Ios cream FOR e5t4uTauts Churches, Ic5t as Will
fecu hard hour Country promyty hLed Deyo9
-a05 lthlYe, lZ-S Broadway - Chatham st., llU Lasg
l.ythsL Now. YoIk and ~ alton 81. Dro0AJh
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM, No. 7G0 Broadway,
New York
Families supplied cutottwn business speciality In-
dy.4ual bricks iOI Tcst4uIauts .tr5, &c.
Telephone. 42o 2lst SO.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

CAPp FROM
To the public. which q hls been privilege g. furnish
fifty years i ufer entertainment SURPRISING a
DOrs OF experienced home a9d taptbe ana
OF money, have gathered within the bound, of my
Tarost Of its kind. clymg the appreciation and Vat
Efforts am the public obedienJ servant
Waldemere Bridgeport, Conn., March 20. 1855.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
onetion Sales Of Real S'inis.

onetion Sales Of Real estate.
DICHARD V. HARNETT& 4 CO. Auct'oneers'
Ii vii sell at suction ~ an, ,ro,,on
zl2 O'Clock noon @ at 5e y sSo go g 81 erys 1i' anu
MONDAY, MARCO ea.
VALUABLE IXyEEsTy,ENlTS srg
147TH AID l4sIH ~ :; BtI"HhN I'm AM o."
.,-.,, located tuii ots 25xloo feet each Terms
liberal Positive SAFE
TEE.slRiAa}Y,, },,4!. NARgH9 ssIt 9s
Estate a. Roscnbiati. 81 " alkeT st, near Broadway
TOr pqseTtni 95d SSsGr TsS9 Sa FSe 'uuHs
-Four story Iig soop bownnone residence constructed
pIEE6S e. Rus NBIATl HENEY HILDBURGH. JOHN
FkHNKFNHt INER, Pens; EXecutors pnAxKEx.
4TiEER i q RosESBLATTs Attorneys, 10 broadway
WEDNESDAY, MAECH2
ESTATE FRA NCFs PEAksALI. DECREASED.
NV cor New Clurch-st. r,.
Substantial story building With stoes kno~n M W., u ~
f'aJS2t4 WATIR Ipi'I.Hs AND r. Te FRS SIS,
r, o,so Soa'9S ,es, ,1rT ss TGl9G n ,me buildings
ESTATE f@NXIIii f56 AND is9 1fHHlHi fsHFRiSG-sT
end 2.s,orS TGa+ 6ricS sIsS3'ira sSa ifsme building.
BY ORDER OF HE9Es rTs.ru AVE-
10! 25Eloos5, l,s'oTy 5rieA sIHTHAvE ggTi4s
Handsome lstory PTe0ns;one Tosde3cs
Ma, stb ave bot OF ~ 6ziCU5 5 ana 2stCry brick
''A' r' buid ms, etc.
Absolute sale e'i ut 5iy9tI 5ss1 plEE Kfa%Sa'% T
-Four story bro~ps;oae 2l6x35x%@1"' lSTr'iS 0"A-
rers IN Qarlor and d,nn9roon m'4uuoA'
THURSDAY. MARCH 25.
70 Ni+,T Ss 4H sE 5!' inn to ll8thst
2Giu!l lois 2I1lO0 esc2
75FoF cent my lyf ren %,s q sfDI sfI cent near 1lss
One 'uil lot
s. coLCMB1Asr-
astory h11ck building. covering let 2oKlVo rr-c.+
JOHNSTON TiLTON. Esqs, AtiJs : ana ~ Oen'Ic-S''
MAGNIFICENT PRJyA1E REsIBF;NcEi 81 4Ii ag4GEoUND" g1
Northwest corner . ,o--
ssay essgi]igy fsGF'S Si
sHd most COMP orter grounds @ S Venue
siIy sei ;9sl on =q ii7ta sirsyt o
,Mo,yTnAY, $500 MARGea eld.g},n @;
- ,l1sa1,si nssl No,,ra aa avs Ss1roxoo 10, and
cold waier, AT improvements, &C. terms liberal
TUESDAY. MARCH 30;
phSiHA IS - Wds; 47th-.t
. .. b Sa ns1gs Pa oS a515S1loo Terms very
liberal TILE perfect
2l5 East 72D-sT.
s.r ,,gn sto,p br,Vesione twellinq 2oy5O1IO22 IT..
''' hardwood inIshed cellar con 'reied, etc
EXEcTT9E,7 T.4 ss1,5 SALE u
40 nas4 a4l Mnaisohia7e'
hardwood nnisn decorated. etc. ZoA551lO22 Liberal
amount may remain on mortgage.
fxrcTroPs' sALF.
i WEST 2iTII.ST. NEAR BROADWAY.
stone AGase, 26Xb0E9S9 !
order dcsiraNiv located.
q. H. BROWN and IL. L. HOWE Esq'" Executors
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81.
Executors
SUPERIOR BROW NSTONE FLATS
us 100 100 East j2o--t, near PaTkavc, hrst
GLASS s,ory hats substantially built wo rented lSxGJ1
10y.j.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL T.
DESIRABLE NV E#SS$Tf. RESIDENCE,
c4rM Madison Avenue
4 o~n5tone reSlctncc;
efrnson ana bay window superb 1sl steam heat aIc al
oLhermOleIlI iiui iIOs cnents.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

THE LARGEST AND GREATEST ANU SEMENT
CINILi2ATIO&'s GRANDEsr DHhAM REAL i
DWAkFING ALL FORMER SHOWS AND low
TIE SLIM TEACHER OF MILLIONS OF GILL
TRAVELLING SCHOOL or UNINEk
ONLY PUBLIC SHOW OK EARTH COMBINlNU
STKUC
THE MUSEUM OF LIVING VOSDEPS AFFu uEDS
THE DOUBLE MENAGERl TEAC
THE TRIPLE CIRCUS
THE ROMAN
And the general perform anccs. and costly objects
recreation and toy. anu atG
Barnum's show is place where Information
-WlLLIAM &C LIEN BRYANT
" The circus presented by Mr. Bdrnum really merits
educational nstiti TOR tho youth D; tle country tha
AN entire world Of endless cease!css constant and
OF the known globe at an additional expense TINS
bIacinS the latest and most astounding fe2tS
animate and mani
The Land a
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
wEnNrsnAY- APRIL.T.


DrsTRABIE NEW PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
- EAST G2D-I.
81 VI MatlSOu ANcI'lc.
brick ana stone rcstcencS; win
i'nSoD and bav window superb 1s steam heat and GI
ohermOteTI Ii-IIo' c'neAts.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
Ciln l)ropcrtp 90 Get.

A TTENTION is called to those elegant first
~ class houses Nos to l2 East sOth Apply on prem.
sizes 10 owners q. y. Z \. \. WILLIAMS.
4 y ELEGANT / I-stOry house, 1872 West jsth-
~ ST., handsomely decorated rent low
S. a. BLAkELY. ] ,52G broadway.
EOR ENT-Fully and completely furnished
Tie elegant doug geOuse 40 so Fiith ave, northwest
corner Of 18th ST, and stable adjoining ~
with approved tenant reasonable terms VIII be made
E. II. LUDLOW & CO..
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
Mans n onctioueers'. - LIbcrtv 81.

Handsome story BRICK ana ro~nso1 re2iasncc; with
ercnscn and bay window superb finish steam heat and al
ohermOJeuI IuIIo' c'neAts.
naps at auctoueers, 73 Liberty st.
DICHARD V. HARNETT & CO, Auctioneers,
Ia WI. sci at Auction MoNbAf' March -
DY LEWIS J. BIRD * co. Auctionccrs,
DC hes N Of le oTn.s Il. vel known Hotei ~sgsGy Al
Albany Railroad OF IN ms "cdnesisy 5iarqh 3! AZ
fee, .r, gas Ce'r., bis se'n l,s; &c IS IN t2oT
{esay enensa ~ te n 31e & g%Fr Of ,o 20 sGrs I On
Tound1g country 81 is npllea VIZ w c. mona ~ InIo
spring %ser arg 'ot "i'h ,Ea M ,, i3 '0 hV, I
small new lojp, Lsl rafe about haiihali Dis
j4lds arst ass Lsaasr. tie VI prove one II The oes
uae r5,eri ana further information, apy TO auetioneer
Deposit IcqulTed from puleAa-er
q 4. TIsSOI, Auctionecr " VII sell = a IN agc
%bY %1'hg S1Av WEi" satG and ss, i1-6, ~ ococS
tsoh evening tie 1-Sgs9 ,s5'Ii- I q l q. valuable.
ever oaeree at any one sal. n gt3a gounty a. j. con-
and uIir.rrvcl pIlrcr',s located in Ho.ohou
's'eS N. Ci c at %e'5 5S o!s @ @ y @ St. HoDoken
GEORGE II. SCOTT, AuciiOueer.
SCOTT MYERS
WILL SELL AT AUCTION TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
Az the Exchange NOS 90 to 60 Liberty ST. New.YorE at
l2n, TUESDAY. March 80.
The Absolutely Fire Proof SX--tory Marble Front
store. with land 5lx1GG. Nos. 561
and jG7 Broadway
southwest corner Prnecst. formerly occupied by Ball.
Black & Co.
For maps particulars apply to the auotoneers No
i46 Br3a iway, New-Nurss
GEORGE II. SCOTT. Auctioneer.
NJ scott Nye viii sen ft anCto1 by order or The
eqtos 10 dS,t an SsiSe al ne ~ naES| So % TO 30
NFW-AVE between ASH sud la9ih sts. Eve lots, TO-
B&RG y PoINT NevJersey house stable and 80 lots on
MAPS and partccars apply ~ auctiOueeIs. No lac
N,oREIS WILKINS, AuctiOneer.
Desirable Building SITES on
FOKpHAM HEIGHTS.
Path Ward. New.York CITY, and
FORT HAMILTOS,
New trecht. Long lsanl
l. Il. LUDLOW Il 60.
VIII sell q, auction
TURSDAY, MARCH 90 1885
Al2 O'Clock at tie Real Estate E1chanSo and Auction
Room 59to 65 Lberty.st, y Y.
Io&DA%d 5 d o Of Il # lots ns Ven u loc't.f on
o. high ground ana oe9In m ye% Gsy minute g'1E
"ThRT I&IiIr6S H6out 81 lots Won situated on La
fayet.e ana New Utrecht aves; close "a -Oth-st .
Tor maps particulars apply at auC;o, o ae No II
Pine Il. \ew-NOrk CITY
MORRIS WILKINS, Aacdonecr
NORTH SD-ANE.
f. u. LUDLOW & co.
No oooR % to a. g. f Ds 1 7a"s' and Auction
NO l.4 NORTH 2DAVE. between l3ith and l25th SITS =,
I3x72 5Il6sIJ- feet with Tie tATee story frame build
ing ~ 49,.
G-72 !etL with tho three story frame Dud
For msps particulars apply the auconeers Il
YIne.st. New York.
MORRIS WILKINS, AuctiOneer.
DESIRABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY
NO as EAST l@THsT
f. Il LUDLOW q co. viii sol at auction on
TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1886
AT WELVH O'CLOCK NOON, at tho
RFAI ESTATE EXCHANGE and AUCTION ROOM
Nos 81 20 3 IlheTty-st. n Y.
No as East l3thst, between fustaTe aud AyeA-A &c
4sTORY BRICK TENEMENT
2-Kj feet lot 1893 !eet
For maps and particulars apply 70 the AUCIIJNEERs
No J. Pine St. N D.
Gnsintes propertp tor Sale 40 10 Ect
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81.
Executors sale
SUPERIOR BROW NSIONF FLATS.
ill ll6 us. Too 100. East j2,t, near FaIs ave nst
GLASS 4sory flats, substantially buI "ed ieA'ou 49AO0A
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
EXECU TOR'S SALE
- l. Il, -E-rII an
rNrCr-rnPS, SALE.

l,t,-r brownstonr residence win extension saloon an
hardwood nnlsh decorated, etc. ZOAJ11lO-.- LlOeii
amount remain on mortgage
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

j WEST 2iTHST. NEAR BROADWAY.
Superior 4st0ry high stoop brOwLsOne AGase 26xuKSS
lu good order desiraNlv located.
q. IL BROWN and II. l.. HOWE, Esqs. Executors
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

DICHARD V. HARNErT & CO., Auctioneers,
IL WlIl sell at Auction MONDAY March 49,
,-cs1 e., ave. ROM ltB
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
BrookIpu propertp far 6ale an0 60 Gct

HOUSES TO LET
BY
LEONARD MOODY,
Real Estate Broker.
and Brooklyn Manager of the Hanover Fire ms. Co.,
- Court E. and
2T4 and 2TG ilatOushaYe.
aud 7B8 BedfoTG-aye,
BROOKLYN.
These houses be seen only by permit.
Possession Of houses marked be had before May l.
SPECIAL HOUSES.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
amnsemcut5.

A.
MONDAY AFrERNOoE,
TREMENDOUS. oVERWHELMNG. ASD IN
THE UNITED BARNUM
IL THE METROPOLIS OF the
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
Cilp t)ropertn il)anlc1.

Gin propertn Wanlc0.
WANT property in all parts of the clty cash
W buyers. THOMAS y. GROVE,
100 Broadway
WANTED TO BUY.-Two houses under
w $1,000 each Those desiring To SOL at iair prices not
uOrtg ged preferred. address,
TI.U- NH, H. 1iouuc Uptown OG.ce 23S R'way.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

TUESDAY. MARCH 30:
DESIItAELl PRIVATE -" ELAllNN,
455 41th-st
Between 9il and iuih ayes. - -.
T6re story high sOup b01nsOue 20XJUIlUO Terms NefJ
liberal. Title pn1iecL
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
Gmusemfnts.

A.
MARCH 70, NEXT
POsIvG REGULAR ANNUAL OPENING OF
AND LONDON SHOWS
NATION AND CITY OF ITS BIRTH
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
2l5 EAST 72D-ST

2l5 EAST 72D-ST,
9n
s.ery ligh stoop browDsoue wellng 29N3.1i0sZ H.
" hardwood finished cellar con 'Teteu &C
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

EOR SALE-HOUSES-G our list Nrcc) of
1000 houses ia al sections Of Brooklyn locks ana
plots iue elevated railroad. bargains d. H.
DARLING CO.. 50 Court ST.. BTOJkyu. anu p Park Tow,
ewYOIk.
3S0 HANCOCK-ST., BR0OKLYN.-A new
sDeIO House containing rooms. also bath room and
Laundry; finished IN hard WOOD. Val tc rented 10 good
tenant favorable terms Furniture al VIII be sold
II wantel Call al house or address CWNLh Of 1he
Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03
DR.. E. B. FOOTE, ST., or
DR., E. B. FOOTE, Jr..

I2O Lexington Ave, New York
Consultation Free. in person or by letter
w&sD-sI WIG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03

ON READING AND FILING THE PETI-
" ton of Christina C. Pyper and r. A
Piper. administrators of the estate of AleA.
ancer c PyLer. deceased, set ing forth tn t
they have fl ed this final account of this I'D
minisiratiOn upon sal estate in this Court
and that portion of said estate remain to
be DIVIDED among the heirs of SAID deceased
and praying among other things for an
order settling said account and distribute Il
of the residue OF said estate among the per
sons entitl' d,
1t is oruered that al persons interested in
the estate of sal Alexander C. Piper. de-
ceased. he and appear before the Prob4
Court of the County of Salt Lake, at the
Court Room of said Court. in the County
Court House, on the 18th day of March 1856,
at 10 o'clock a. IN then and there to show
cause why an order settling said sccp1nt
and of distribution should not be nude of
the residue of said estate among rhe heirs
and devisees of said Alexander G. Pyper,
dec ased, accor ing t. law
1t is further ordered that the clerk
cause copies Of this order to be post, in
three public places in Salt Lake County, aud
published in The SALT LAKE HERALD, a
newspaper printed and circulated IA Salt
Las County, four weeks successiveIy prior to
said 18th day of March, AID. 1886.
Dated February 9th. 1885
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03

PURSUANT To AN ORDER OF SAID
EiyeR that Saturday,, the 9th day OF March.
A. D. 1886, at 10 o'clo K = m. at the County
''ourt House in Salt LHxe City, Utah Terri
tory, IN the court room OF said Court. has
heen appoirted the time and pace for the
hesrr.lg OF a petition of Mary War ing, pray
1ng for the admission 10 prob re o! cer.?tn
to be the last viii and Testament of George
Waretng, deceased, VIII. Il and where all
persons interestt d NAV appear and oppose
'"e pro ate of said will. or the granting of
ie,ter. testamen'ary 70 her as prayed for u
~
Dated at Salt Lake fiy. Eel, ,sRB i$ss
JOHN D. GFftER.
III Probate Clerk, Salt Lake Co
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03
DR.. FOOTE SENIOR,
OF 100 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK,
HEREBY CAUTIONS The PUBLIC
NOT to Employ or Communicate with man
EcStyling himself "Dr. Foot, Jr., -[l
IL without making due-@l
E-inquiry. -D1

This man came to Salt Lake City repre-
sent1ng himself as the son Of DR. +. 3.
FooTE, OF New York, the we'll known special
ist, as abundantly proved BY affidsyits. As
rumors came into Salt Lake City fr. IN
Dakota and Montana from an expose made
there, he changed his base and represented
himself IS the son of a more noted specialist
in New York City than DR.. E. B. FOoTE, The
well known author Mr.. JOHN r. TRow. of
the well known Trow's Directory, in New
York City (torty Yeas in the directory bust.
ness, Ex-Governor FRANK FULLER, of Utah,
and the Hon ADRIAN WAKEMAE, for many
years Postmaster in New York City, also
Surveyor of the Port, gave their affida wits
that there are no other doctors in New York
by the name Of FOOT or FOoTE, excepting
DR.. Z. B FooTE, the author Of Medical
Common Sense" etc, and his two sons DR..
E B. FooTE, Jr., and Dr. HUBERT T. FooTE
The genuine Dr. FooTE Jr, will hereafter
always enp'oy the initials, r. B ia desig-
mating his name. Heretofore he mas been
known not only at home but wherever his
publications have been circulated, by the
name OF Dr.. FooTE, Jr Greater care viii be
taken hereafter, in view OF the fact that an
unprincipled person has assumed to profit
by his and his fathers reputation.
Those desiring further and more detailed
Information in respect to this matter, will
rec i've il bv addressing Box 414, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Persons having information of advantage
to plaintiffs will kindly communicate the
same to ]. W Ivey. with Sutherland & Nc
Bride. Salt Lake City
Those desiring 10 consult DR.. FOOTE pro-
tessionally or to order remedies should adj
dress either
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I2O Lexington Ave, New York.
Consultation Free, in person or by letter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03

In the Matter of the Estate OF Alexander
C. Piper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, in and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03

Notice of time and n,aoe for the hearing OF
Petition for admission to Probate Of viii.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03

Order Appointing Time and Place to Hear
Petition for Distribution
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah:

In the matter of the Estate Of George Ware
ing, Deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03
AT THE TABERNACLE.
Divine Worship Last Sunday
Afternoon.
TWO YOUNG MISSIONARIES.
Testimonies Which Are Given by
the Elders of the Latter-day
SRin s. Church
TWO YOUNG MISSIONARIES.

The usual afternoon services were
held in the Tabernacle on Sunday, com,
mencing with Inc lynn:
To Him who made the world
The sun, the moon and stars
Elder Charles c. Shaw offered the
opening prayer. and the choir sang an
other hymn:
o. God, The Eter al Father.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-03

o God, the Eter al Father,
Who dwells amid the SKY.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-03
Free Baths for congressman.

Washington dispatch: Robert, the
venerable African who has charge OF the
free bathroom for the Congressman, re-
veals some of the business Of this institu-
ton. "Mostly all the members take
Them" he says. "Mr. Morrison,
reckon, is the only old member that
never did. Mr.. Carlisle's only been here
once or twice in his life, and Mr.. Randall
comes only when his rheumatism is very
bad Mostly all the rest come down pretty
regular once or twice week. The new
members come as fast as they learn about
it. Many OF them don't know there are
any baths here, and they go long time
before they find it out. Some Of the
members are very particular about their
baths-some battle in rum, some in sea
salt and some in sulphur"
care the baths furnished by the Gov
eminent free ?"
eyes, except the sulphur, the rum and
the salt; that we have to buy ourselves,
and the members pay us back for it. We
don't ask any pay, but they know that it
comes out OF our own pockets, and they
generally pay us back. The government
pays lis our salaries and furnishes tubs,
water, towels, soap, combs and brushes,
and such like. There are five tubs for
the members, and they are most always
full. Then there's Russian bath, where
the members can get steamed. They can
lie down there and get steamed just like
OYSTERS -
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-03

Mrs. Smith told me last night that the
DEMOCRAT article was correct throughout,
but that she was obliged to deny it or
leave the town, as her life would be one
OF misery il it were known that she had
given away any Of the facts. She said
she knew a good deal more about Nc
Murrin's conduct, but would hold it for
the present"
A relative Of the McMurrins said to the
reporter: az heard Mrs. Smith tell the
whole business about Joe McMurrin
knocking his wife senseless, and heard
her say to Joe's wife, 1'll give this whole
thing away and have him (McMurrin)
arrested for it." and Mrs. McMurrin
dared her to do it at her peril"
Our reporter had interviews with quite
a number OF other persons who were ia
miliar with the disgraceful facts, but who
objected TO making any statement for
publication. In every instance he OBJ
tanned the. statement, however, that the
report published in the DEMOCRAT of
Monday was true in every particular.
The DEMOCRAT would not have gone to
this trouble nor have obtruded further
comment on its readers had it not been
for the presumption that there are doubt
less people hereabouts as ignorant of the
fagrantly disreputable stand which the
Herald has taken all along in the McMur-
rim affair as they are unaware of the I'M
principled and reckless character of the
boy who is intrusted with news gathering
for the sheet.