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u oCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SANDY
1lSpung. MontROnIery county. Md. \ miles nOrsh
OF Washington ity reopens seItsnber Is IhorOuEl
Training, home gONerlne heA ia carefully q TENDED
10, number limited FOR circulars address HENRY
HAl-LOMEII- A NJ NaieJ s-ndy spr1ns,
Nd. le.ll- Am
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ton of the property on my
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MEMS FANCY DOMET SHIRTS, &c.,: MEMS
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WANTED--I1OUSES.

WANTED-TO BUY OIL RENT A HOUSE OF
w from TO l. Rooms, in goo condition. ADDRESS
stating te4 MS AMI exact location, GOOD TENANT,
Star office. jy.}0-lm'
WANTED-HuUSES OF ALL GRADES TO RENT
w o. sell We have more calls ior houses to rent
than we can supply.
iy 133n HEBRON & kAMEY, 1907 F ct.
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IL All 49, kLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
s.3 4th 10 n W. WASHINGTON.
open all summer Reduced lI1ces Also. summer
course at Asbury Park. n j.. and Old Orchard BsAcE
Me. my.lO
NNAsHI NGToN
w kINDEkGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
lOr lac traininr OF teAcherS
Model kindergartel aud Primary scho,t
Established lss4.
Mia Louise POLLOCK Principsi.
m lOl7 lOthst
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LXCELIENT BOARD. GOOD ROOMS, FINE
~ .hay beste water; shade near mountains. river.
depot teera b, &C. Terms: Per WEEK. 81 TO slO: per
a.. go to s3o. A. T. McINTUktF, Prop. strasburg.
V le.gO-.,ms
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and it's a bad thing forthe ground when

and it's bad thing forthe ground when
there are so many expressions of dis
gust flying around loose as were heard
yesterday. The first trout lie was that
the Wizards came down three men
short, and three bystanders-McB Tlde,
Gritfiths ana Winder-wen in to I'LL up.
There WASH much exhilaratioD oyer
tbs. The next was, that instead OF
starting at 2 o'clork, the hour adver-
Used. there was any amOnnt OF delay
and the consequence WAS that the WI
iards had to throw up Inc sponge at he
eud OF the sixth innings and rush 10 the
depot to ca CHI ths train home. The
crowd didn' cheer at this either. There
WAS nc SD cial playing on tie part OF
the visitors, though the two Wells
work as we'll as ever together; but the
Nationals all pulled together like we'll
o led machine, and not g run did they
allow the Wizards to get 10, while they
themselves recorded s. Every game
seems to improve the home club, anG
1t is great pity that foemen worthy OF
their steel canuot be gotten together to
meet them.
TIE rational SPORT in Salt Lake ap
pears again TO be reaching enc OF its
frequent cr1SeSes, and unless sOmel hlng
speedy is done, some one is going TO b.
very heavily out OF pocket for the fine
improvements which have been put up.
IL is ju as bad to have one nine in
teWn which wa!lops every tn,Dg That
comes in its way, as il is TO have a lot OF
weak ohes-the public will no more
come out to gee one-slded game than
it will to sea one that is poorly played
on both sides. There is ju one saliva
ton for base ball here; and hat IS to
run IN some foreign b God to form the
basis of a team that can cope with the
Nationals. tor the sake CT manager
Scarf. whose labors ought to br
rewarded With success. aud for the sake
of the many local lovers OF the game Ne
none this one canoe will be embraced.
FORGET NE NOT The Home Dromat Q
CLUB reappesrs at The Theatre on til,
afternoon and evening OF July Ash.
rendering GeneVieve Wards world
famous Forget me not.
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PERSON. ~

BEN BAcHMAN. Of Provo, is in town.
L. M. OLUM, of Price, is in the city.
81. W. SMITH came down from Ogden
yesterday.
MRS. G. 1. KIRBY came up from Prov o
yesterday.
Dow CHAFFIN came down from Farm
ington on Thursday.
WILLIAM BROMLEY, of American Fork
was in town yesterday.
JOSEPH MARRIOTT. of Murray came up
to the city on Thursday.
F. W. G. HATHENBRUCK, OF Provo.
spent Thursday IN the city.
Y. BAsTo CoRDIERo, of the Brazilian
legation, is visiting sal. Lake.
ACKLEY eACKETr, of New York. the
famous sllhouettist, IL at the Walker.
WALT STONE is up from Nepni. OF
curse. he will take in the Bohemian
uirl this evening.
A. K. MCCLURE, of. The Philadelphia
Times, left for tue east last night, after
spending few day S in this city.
]. w. SHRAGUE manager of the Ea-
press Gazette, of Cincinnati. who Ia,
been visiting Salt Lake for few Gays
cast. leaves To-day for San Francisco.
enIoute 10 the Slnwich Islands Mr..
5hrsgue has written several | tiers
descriptive of Salt L IKE for his psp3r.
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The urT,

LONDON, June 1.-THE tweuty-sixth
new biennial stakes was won by Lord
Caltherpe's chestnut colt, Safety, Fen
wick's bay colt. John Elder, second and
Houldsworth's chestnut flley, Ixia,
third.
the Rousadmiral stakes was won BY
FeNwick's bay colt, Pail; Lori Cal
horpe's chestnut Hey, Sea Bre, re.
second, ard Il. L. Tenwick's bay colt,
Renown, third
The new stakes was won by the Duke
of Portland's bay colt, Donovan: Rose s
bay cot, Gulliver, second, aud Houlds-
worth's bay colt, Evergreen. third.
All ages stakes was won by G.
Murray'> CD, smut horse, Uuce OF Gu bs ;
Lord Ellismore's bay filley. Horton @
second and Captain Machell's bay
filley. Italic. third.
The st James Palace stakes resulted
in a dead hear between the Duke Ct
Westmi ster's chestnut Co t, Ussary,
and the Duke of st. Albums bav colt,
Galore,
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Body E'ouu(i.

The body of Lewis Bish ,p, a son
NJ. NJ. Bishop, of Deseret, who was ao-
cidentally drowned in the Sewer Rivs1
last April, was found By some herd bows
this afternoon imbe ided in a sand bsr
in one of the branches OF the river some
two or three miles below the point where
he fell in. The body is somewhat de
composed. The funeral will tax" plaza
TO morrow. J. 81. II.
OASIS, Utah. Juna 18Th.
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lowing letter from Judge Colbnrn,
which was received ir this city yssier-
day:
OMAHA, Neb., June 18th. 1888
Henry W. Laurence. Chairman Sue Com
n.ittee:
My Dear Sir You have 10 doubt re-
ceiyed from Mr.. H.. l.. g. Gunner.
manager of the Utah Palace Exposi ion
car, some account OF the reception of
our moral anu attractive advertisement
a Omaha. The Car was given prom
inent position al the Union Depot anu
we are uuosr many obligations for
courL. sies ex endch by the officials If
tue Union Pacific Railway. The CIR
Was exhibited iva days. aGd nutwlth-
standing oar inabiil Y 10 give i = com!ug
eat sive adgt rtiss ment, 1t vas
thronSed with visitors fronl 8 a.Et. anil
II pm. Of both days Not less than
8 600 people passed through the car anu
the expression Of delight. approval md
won ler dIspall. d all fears 80 to the
effectiveness, Ut me mode of advertising
W. have adopted.
We were unable to visit the Board OF
TRADE IL session, but through tie gen
erous aid OF MIR q. NJ. Neltlng5r. aecre-
tsry, succeeded in making the ac-
quaintanCe of aud extending per.oual
N citation to many MEN b3rs OF that
90 Y. Representatives # ali clss e. OF
business TOOK advantage of the oppor-
unity afforded of s, einG utah on
Wheels" and the pres OF Omaha were
generous in 10 ice OF it. In my JUG
ment The car will be visited by a6 Ie st
quarter Of million OF poopl, auC
90, RESULTS cannot fail to follow. UO 10
this time have not heard one criticism.
every OF seams to consider our methtd
the very best that could have been
emp o led.
Last night l attended q meeting of
the Board of Trade and by in itstiGn
addressed the bers. They listt ned
with intense interest TO what had 10
say about our great Territory ard the
attractions and resources of our chief
C ty and unanimou ly concuIred in Il
resolution of thanks to me and of con-
eretn'ations to our Chamber of Com
merce.
/ I'd you copy of the Republican
with brief account.
Very truly yours.
EDWARD 7. CoLBoRN.
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The knights of pythias.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-the supreme
lodge OF the Knights of Pythias elected
the following officers: Supreme
Cha ncellor, William Ward, of Newark
N. j.; Supreme Wee Chancellor, George
ID. Shaw. Of Eat lrire. Wis; Charie-
F. Bragg, OF la ser. M; Supreme
Keeper OF Records and Seals. r. Nc
Waite, of Nashville. Tenn; Supreme
Master of Arms, Robert newell. If
Little Rock, Ark; Supreme Outer
Guard. John w. Thompson, of Wash
ingtop, ID. c.; Supreme master uf
Exchequer. Stansbury J, Willev. Of Vii
mugtUn, Del. The prze drill in the
Old baseball grounds attracted a large
number of spectators.
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100 Doses

One Dollar. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only
medicine of which this can be truly said;
md it is an unanswerable argument as to
the strength and positive economy of this
great medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla is made
Of roots, herbs, barks, etc., long and favorably
known for their power in purifying the blood;
and in combination, proportion, and process,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself.
"For economy and comfort we use Hoods
Sarsaparilla.' MRS. C. BREWSTER, Buffalo.
floods Sarsaparilla takes less time and
quantity to show its effect than any other
preparation ever heard of. would not be
without it in the house." MRS c. A. M.
HUBBARD, North Chill, n. Y. 100 Doses
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The Emperor.

PorTsDAN, June 14-When lying
down the Emperor is apathetic al other
times he is fully conscious. Early this
afternoon, while reclining in an arm
chair, he wrote a few farewell words to
Prince Bismarck, afterwards he took a
sip Of food thought 10 be little coeair q
which is being administered. The doc
tors believe the death agony will come
soon after midnight. Dowager Empress
Augusta and the grand duchess, OF
Baden, will arrive to morrow.
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milIers. Convention.

BUFFALO, June 14.-Tbe final session
of the Millers' National Convention
held to-day a. Milwaukee, selected the
place for the 1880 me- ting, and q. H.
S.yott was elected president for the
next term. A res solution looking toward
the control of the output OF the coUn.
try, was adop' ed without dissent.
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Il Aseb2gt.

CLEVELAND, June 14,-No game en-
account OF rain.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-Philadelphia
outplayed indianapolis in the latter
part OF the game TO day, and won with
ease. Battarles-Casey and Mcclure.
for Philadelphia: Shreve snd MYERS. for
Indianapolis. Philadelphia 8, Indian
apOlis 4.
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Bond Buying.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Bond offers
$3.50, 600; acceptances, 107. 900.
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ANUSEMEN is.
THE BOHEMIAN eIRL BooMs AGAIN

THE BOHEMIAN GIRL BoONs AGAIN.
There is no cessation or dimi aution
In the public enthusiasm over the Bo.
hemian Girl by the Stephe AS Company.
and yesterdays matinee, though on
rhursday-some!hing unknown in
matinee annals here-drew another
audience which was jammed almost to
the roof. There was good deal of
paper" in the house. it is true, th.
members OF the company receiving
lneir first complimentary tickets-bui
d spl this, there was close upon 500
in cash-whlch lifts the total to 50 UCU
The performance showed all the bent e =
OF it's repetitions in that it went with
greater freedom and spirit than ever
Knight will be the farewell prese nts-
don, as the orchestral parts have to be
rsturneG to the east at one. Some
idea OF the expense the company is
under fer this opera may be gained
from knowledge of the fact st for
these orchestral parts slone. Mr..
Stevens has TO pay ROYALTY of 81 o
day for each day they are out OF the
owners hands.
A TART BASEBALL EXHIBITION,
Tberewss a succession of black ewes
on Washington square yesterday
firstly u black eye to the public who ex-
pec ed TO see something of game;
secondly, biackeye to the Wizards,
who didn't get run, and thirdly a
black eye to the MISUNDERSTANDING,
more than anyone else is hurt by such
loose and irregular exhibitions as were
w n>ssed yesterday. There wasn't much
Of turnout it Is irue--the heat being
SO Intense, and the public being aware
tEas tbs Wizards bad recently
been done up by the Ogdens-but
turn out or no turn out, the programme
ought 80 be carried out as advertised,
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M,scELlA ANGUS.
Union PACIFIC R'Y.
''The Overland Route"
The Only Line Carrying this United
States Overland Mall.

Through Pullman sleepers and ModerH Day
Coaches from the Missouri River,
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One Dollar

Hoods Sarsaparilla cures serofula, salt
theum, all humors, boils, pimples, general de-
oility, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache,
eatarrh, rheumatism, kidney and liver COM
plants, and all affections caused by impure
blood or low condition of the system. Try 1T.
II was severely afflicted with serofula, and
or over year had two running sores on my
1eck. took five bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
lila, and consider myself entirely cured"
G. E. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla did me an Immense
amount Of good. My whole system has been
built up and strengthened, my digestion i'm
proved, and my head relieved of the bad feel
ing. I consider It the best medicine / have
ever used, and should not know how to do
without it." MARY L. PEErE, Salem, Mass.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Made
only by c. L HOOD s CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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MAKING
OBJECT CONNECTIONS

-B8TwlER-
)envsr. Chey enne. Kansas City
Couu Gil Bluffs, Omaha, Chicago,
ST. Louis and all Nebraska, Col
orado, Idaho, Montana, Oregon,
Washington Territory, and
Northern Pacific Coast Points.
Baggage Checked Through to and from ala
Points East aud West, md come tons
made at Missouri RIVER with linn
tied Frains of Eastern Lines.
Family sleepers FREE on through
Nail Trains.
T. ]. POTTER, J.s. TEBBErs.
First V. P. g. P. & T A.,
OMAHA OMAHA.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF UNION
PACIFIC hRAINS --Ma!n Line
ARRIVE.
Mail and Express. .--. 40 pm.
Limited. .-...-.-..--.-- l. ~ am.
DEPART.
Mail and Express. S.$0 am
UTAH & NORTHERN AND OREGON
SHORT LINE.
ARRIVR.
Mail ana Express. --..---..-..---..u 70 am.
Accommodation. .--.....-.. -..--.- 9.55 pm.
DEPART.
MAIL ana Express. ..---..-.--.. 4.iO pm.
Accommodation. ,....--..,..--...-. ). US I'M.
ECHO AND PAKK CITY.
ARRIvH.
Hail and Express II .20a.A
Mail and Express. ....-...... -. 4.1G m.
The 05 a m. train, leaving Salt Lake, and
the 80 p m. train; arriving at Salt Lake,
carry through Pullu an sleepers between
Salt axe City Cheyenne, Denver and Kan
sae City The limited trans carry SleepeEs
boz b east and west bound between ogden
and Council Bluffs.
81 eping car reservations can be secured
70, either east bound trainA or for the Utah
& Northern and oregon Short Line trains,
by application to the Union Ticket Office ut
Salt Lake City or Ogden.
w PARKER,
Division Pass Agt.
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THE CAR AT OMAHA.
An Interesting Letter From Judge
COlburn.

The Exposition Car attracts attention
wherever it goes, as is shown by the fol-
lowing letter from Judge Colbnrn,
which was received in this city yesier-
Hou.
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Baggage Checked Through to and from ala
Points East aud West, Nna come tons
made at Missouri RIVER with linn
tied Frains of Eastern Lines.
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Family sIeepers FREE on through
HAIL Trains.
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OMAHA, Neb., June 10Th. 1888
Henry W Laurence. Chairman SUB Com
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-25
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Reporters Leriure'i.

To TIC Ed.tor 81 The Appeal
Permit me through the columns Of THE
ArrEAL 10 call your attention 10 the los !
think erroneous practice 81 the reporters
OF the city press in general Of being too
hasiy In reporting cases where parties are
charged with grave Ollcrrs by irrcspon.
dblc parties generally by low class 81
colorcd people who continually inicst the
magistrates Offices with frivolous lawsuits
etc, as Is witnessed every day 10y citizens
Of Memphis.
The particular Taso 10 which | have
reference Is that Of Ben Norwood, on the
serious charge Of violating the person Of a
little girl, who was tried hy Squire Buiicn.
berg. After hearing thc testimony Of
the witness 90 and also 81 that 81 an exam.
lining physician he VIZ daily acquitted.
Now, MIR. Editor have been citizen
Of this city for the lat ihiuy.nyc years,
and have always tried 10 live ln honorable,
upright life, aud raise my family Ia the
same way, 10 the best II my ability. IL
II not hard a. have The lamily name so
widely published, even before The warrant
was issued. ~ were The facts IN this easel
hope you will do me the favor Of insert
ing this article, that the facts Of the ease
may be- brought boiorv your many read
ems. lours, etc, :. VI. NORWOOD.
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MAGNETISM AND LOVE.
The Latter Conquers tho Georgia Won
der and n Marriage Follows.

The Latter Conquers tho Georgia Won
der and Marriage Follows.
When il was quietly whispered among
n favored few that therc would be mar.
riagc ut the Clarendon hotel last evening,
curiosity and interest were aroused ~ TO
the participants; but when ii developed
that the bride was TO be none other than
Miss Dixie lIaygood The electrical won
der now exhibiting in this city, the excite
mcnt was intensified.
Manager Josey extended cordial invi-
tation TO THE APPEAL man 10 be present
who with a few others assembled in the
parloH at 1870 o'clock p, m. As the re-
porter gave himself up 10 thought In the
possibilities Of the union, he had troubled
visions Of the electric power stored
away in the wiiely bosom; OF the
man powcrlcss against the hyp-
Noticed broomstick, covering before the
magnetic billiard cue or seeking protection
from the electrified paras0 in the hands
OF his gentle wife. lie wandered further
in his Imagination 20 the electric spark, in
which the soulful kiss found expression.
In fact, he was preparing himself for u
whole pyrotechnic display when the bride
walked in, leaning upon the arm Of her
future husband Mr. T. L. Emory, general
manager OF the John Siddons Comedy
company Miss llaygood is q small,
delicaie.looking woman OF about twenty
years Of age, whose face shows signs VI
suffering doubt The rcsultoiher severe
tests. She wore crimson velvet, which
added alittlo color 10 q very pale face. The
groom is a modest looking young gentle
man OF about twenty-five years, and
seemed proud OF the mate he had chosen.
Squire Barry performed the short cerc-
mony which made them man and wife,
after which friends gathered around and
congratulated them, the APPEAL man
being among the first 10 Join In the pleas
ant task.
II was aitcrward learned that Miss Hay.
good Is not the very young aud ineNpori
onccd girl most people imagine. She Ia
widow with several children now at lac
home In Georgia, herhusband having hcel
dead two years or more The knowlcdg,
OF her history took something Of the 10
nance out Of the occasion. Her husband
will no doubt succeed to the manngcrshir
and personally conduct the scanccs which
capture the peoples money.
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lem has been solved Ne artificial meth.
ods are introduced, but The natural ones
are utilized to their utmost In the cooler
there is room for the storage OF n large
stock OF apples, oranges, lemons, butter
and other articles which require such at.
tention,
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is located
on the lower northwest ha'l OF the main
building. II is equipped with all the nee.
essary machinery and other appliances,
and Of sufficient dimension 10 place the
company in the front rank ui similar insti-
tutions. OF late years the firm Of Oliver,
Finnie & Co. has achieved mcritcd distinc-
ton in the manufacture Of baking powder,
etc. All this continues with the new COM
pany, and will be given special attention.
The houscis renderedmorc complete hy
q beautiful and costly equipment in tho
way of machinery. The engine is of thirty
horsepower, and the boiler OF liity. These
are powerful enough TO salriywn thcthrcc
elevators and electric light plant, the latter
being now in course ol construction
throughout the building. In addition the
house will be heated from cellar 10 ganet
by steam.
The imposing building will hc formally
thrown open for business and inspection
this morning. Members Of the firm are
cordial and earnest in their invitation TO
the public to call and see them and their
new quarters. Besides the attractions
briefly alluded 10 in the foregoing there
is tall and roomy tower ON the north
side and center of the building. From this
point IN unsurpassed view II the city and
surrounding country is afforded. II any
one is near sighted, and has forgotten To
bring along spectacles or glasses, fine
pair Of field glasses is chccriully provided
law thp comnonV