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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-30
A Confesaed Murderer.

NEW YORK, August 29-Jesn Fran
co.'s Steyaent, who recently confessed
at New York that he killed wealthy
merchant named Van Dewalie in Bel
GUM, last March, arrived here to-day,
and was put on board steamer for
Belgium,
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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF FIRM.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
II firm known as Smiley. Groshell & Hatha-
way. has this day BY mutual consent
changed the name of same 10 Smiley,
Groshell q Co. All accounts due the old
firm are payable to Smiley Groshell & Co :,
and all liabilities contracted ny smiley,
Groshell ~ Hathaway will be assumed by
Smiley, Grosheil & Co .
D. A. SHILEY,
OSCAR GaOSHELL,
WILL Hal -sTAY
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The First SHIPMENT.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The first
shipment of standard silver dollars, for
storage in the large newjTreasury vault,
was received at the Department this
morning from Philadelphia by express.
It amounted to 100000.
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SUFFERERS from indigestion, loss of
appetite, liver or kidney complaints,
rheumatism or neuralgia, would do well
to give Ayers Sarssparilla trial. For
all such disorders, no medicine is SO
effective as this, when faithfully and
perseyeringly nsed.
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Admiration to Wales.

VIENNA, August %. - Emperor
Francis Joseph has invited the Prince oil
Wales to witness the autumn manmu-
vres of the Austrian troops.
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d. G. sPIEss. pENrIsr

WHOLE SETS OF TEETH AS WELL Az
w single, made on short notice. Teeth
extracted, so cents, with or without anas-
thetics Rooms l29 8. Main Street
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A Serious Strike

MeLBoURNE, August 29.-The GOLFERS
strike is seriously interfering with the
movements of steamships.
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JOHN O. CUTLER % BKo.

No. Sc East Temple Street, are making
Gen.s Spring Suits to order for SD so from
Provo All Wool Cassimeres. They are 'Tne
Thing" Call and order one.
Agents Provo Wooden Wills.
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JUST ARRIVED.

A LARGE VARIETY OF IMPORTED
II new fancy goods, including Satsuma
Bronze and expensive ChinawaTe. Also
large variety of silk, satin and clape aoods.
r. HOY
267 8. Nam street.
P.O. BOIL
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A. MINEK q co

DEAL ESTATE DEALERS, HAVE RE-
u moved TO $50 W. First south. Prop
erty solicited
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NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.

LINCOLN, Neb., August 20. The
Democratic State Convention met at
o'clock this afternoon and nominated
the following ticket: For Governor,
John A. McShane, of Omaha, the present
Democratic Congressman from the first
district; Lieutenant Governor, Frank
Folder. Of Coifax; Treasurer, John M.
Patterson, Of Cassia; Auditor Of Public
Accounts, w. A. Painter, of Boone;
Attorney w. II. Munger, OF
Dodge.
till 10 O'Clock.
The platform adopted heartily ap-
proves the platform adopted by the
National Democratic Convention at st.
Louis and endorses the names of Cleve-
land and Thurman. 1t approves the
course of Representative John A. Nc
Shane, Democratic Representative from
the First District, in Congress-; cor
dennis the Republican party of Ne
braska for being false to its
pledges, and for allowing Pink
erton detectives to be imported
into the State for special police
duty; favors the regulation and con-
troll of railroads and the enactment of
laws to destroy trusts opposes the
system OF convict labor, in use in the
State; favors the present high license
system as the best means of dealing
with the liquor traffic; denounces pro-
tective tariff, and favors the Mills
bin as step towards tightening the
burden of the people from taxation !;
approves the course of the Administra-
ton, regarding the fishery question,
aud denounces the two Republican
Congressman from Nebraska for their
voting against free lumber and free
salt.
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THOMSON, ALLEN & co.,

WAsATCH BLOCK, COR. MAIN AND
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
In city property. few chances to obtaiYa
acreage property or improved farms in Close
proximity to the city, at bed rock prices.
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FOR s ALE.
WANTED no RENT.

GOOD HOUSE, CONVENIENTLY Lo-
VI Gated Address DR.. Ellen Curtis Page,
1U3 w. Third South Street.
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KELSEY & GILLESPIE

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. WE HAVE
ID the largest and cheapest list of houses,
Estate aa ONCE Na 81 VEST second sonfh
Street.
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THE PLATFORM

adopted endorses the national platform
and the nominees of the st. Louis con-
yention. It congratulates the people
of Iowa upon the passage by the House
of the Mills tariff bill for the reduction
of taxes on necessaries and denounCes
the Republicans for accepting the new
doctrine which means the continuance
of the war taxes now existing.
The fifth plank of the platform says:
HThe Democratic party now, as hereto
fore, declares itself opposed to prohibl-
ton. and strongly condemns it as iDju-
rious alike to our own business inter
ests and The cause of temperance.
We recognize in the death of Philip
H. Sheridan a nationalloss, and hereby
extend our sympathy to his bereaved
family"
The Sheridan resolution, which was
not q part of the platform, was unani-
mously adopted by a rising vote. Ad-
iOurned,
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TWO CONVENTIONS.
The Democrats of Iowa Meet
and Act.
A STATE TICKET NOMINATED
The Nebraska Democrats Also Maze
Tn = Ticket-Both Endorse
President Cleveland.

DEs MONIES, Ia, August z9.-The
democratic State Convention met this
morning, with Michael Healy as tenn
porary chairman. A committee on
permanent organization was appointed
and recess taken.
On re-aseembling the committee on
permanent organization reported for
permanent chairman, Fred Lehman, of
Des Moipes. After his speech the bal
loting for candidates began.
George G. Herberiing, of Jackson,
was nominated for secretary OF State;
Daniel ]. Ockenstein, Of Montgomery,
was nominated for auditor, and
the ticket was completed by the noml-
nation of Amos Case for treasurer;
Patrick H. Smith for Judge of the
Supreme Court, and Joseph o. Mitchell
for attorney-generai.
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WANTED.

OK TEAMS TO HAUL ROCK FROM
~ Red Butte and Emigration. Also few
good Quarrymen. Apply in person to R.
B. Miller, 846 <. Sixth South Street.
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A SITUATION BY COMPETENT
Il Miller. Inquire at 558 Fifth East Street
A. GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
"A work GOOD wages. Apply at ga w
Sixth South Street
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w and moral habits, seeking employ
ment, to represent an old established house
in his own section. Salary $40 to 500 per
month. References exacted. SUPT. MANU-
FEATURING HOUSE 81 Reade St., NY.
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THE LAST COTILLON.

The third and last subscription coton or the present
took place at Delmoncos last night AMI was the
most preen;ious dance OF the series The reception
pariors and corridors we're handsomely decorated with
palms and plants. There were floral favors for the
cotilon consisting OF ounches of roses of different
varieties these being hung screens OF laurel on the
Broadway side OF the ballroom.
TIE invitations were H. the OF the commit
tee-Mrs. F. K. Jones, Mrs. Arthur Welnan' Mrs. D.
Coleman Drayton and Mrs. Walker Breess Smith. Mrs
smith was owing 10 the recent death OF her
mother. Mrs F. X. Rives The guests were received by
Mrs James G.. X Duer Mrs OruIe Wilson, " hO made
her first appearance since the death OF her amt Mrs
Astor and Mrs. J. o. Green. Tue coton. which fol-
lowed the supper. began at O'CLOCK, j. Frederic Tams
Leading
Among the subscribers present were Miss Ash nore
Mss Anthem. Mr. and Mrs. T. Bronson, Mrs. Oliver
BIRD Mas Bird Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Bowdon. Miss
B1wioIn Tenn e Bowtoin. Mss Blnsse Miss Chapman
duncan Cameron. Brockho st Cutting, W. Cutting IT,
Leslie Cotton, Frederick Alien. d. :. Appleton, lr. MI
and Mrs G. K Hone, Banyer Garrison, the Misses Webb
Mss Louise FlOyd-JOnes Miss Ruth Lawrence, the
Misses sands Miss Charlotte winthrop, Miss Bergman
Mr. ana Mrs EliOt Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pelham Clinton the Duke OF Newcastle the Misses BOr-
rowe Miss Caroline Duer. Miss Hoe, Livingston Beeck-
man. Mg and Mrs. f. Rhnelander Jones, Amory >
Caruart, E. du vivier. william Ervins. Augustus
Guruee +. Gray Griswold. J. Hooker Iamersiey. Mrs
Robert b Miuturu the Misses MInturn. Arthur Leary,
Miss Parsons. Charles A. Num- Mr. and MR.. Nlhlm
Starr Miller, Mrs. c. \. Post Miss POST the Misses
Turnure, Lawrence Turuure, IT,. Dr. and Mrs seward
Web Mr. uui Mrs. PAM Iuckerndn, Frank webb. T. /"
Winthrop, r., Mrs. John Drlp-r Miss Edith Draper
Kenneth Ross, F. Lorlard Konalis kesnIid Rontds'
Mr. ana Mrs P4ui Dana. JOun Futman, Colonel ana Mrs
Delaney kane, tue Misses iseln, Mr.. and Mrs : >
sands IT, Miss Idud Robbins Miss Helen Diisnote.
Miss Caulla Moss, Mr. AMI Mrs. :. la MONTAGUE. Jr.
Stanley Mortimer. Mr. aud Mr., Char les stuart 10 se'
Mis- Ete bpdtr. Miss LqsA Mrs Ah73n Iuel' oto1
Miss stokes, Mrs " +. Rogers, Miss h"s"rs' Miss
Mtnice Forest Nance, Sir ana Mrs william Aanlce
n :, Reu,eu MIS- shack. Mr. aud Mrs George Merritt
Ms LOuMs Miss KIP Phil1p Rhine ander Miss Marina
C,>ter Afr- Jonn Lrrrga MIS- Lcrest, H. SaY hlirf'
Mis-, Barnard Isaac iseIl, Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ nave
never. Mr. and Mrs James Low Hartman, Miss Bishop
and the Misses Hartman.
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INlIDkNTS ~ SOCIETY

Mrs Horace Barnard, OF No 26 East Thirty st.
gave dinner Il sixteen covers last sIt;fdy evening
lle guests inoluIed the Duse Of Newcastle, Lori
Francis eIlau-- Ciuton-Dope. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P.liul liutou Mr. ana Ms. Augustus Lerega. Mr. anu
Ms Engeao ocAic1oIn Bois, Miss Louise Barnard, MI
AMI Mrs T. Tiffany Dyer, Horace Barnard jr, Miss
Thompson aud Miss Leresa.
Ms, Lillian Putnam Berg gave tea n her 10 1e No
g. Vest Thirty -uuta-s yesterday afternoon sac was
assisted receiving by Mrs Isaac Lawrence MS j. H.
Dew Mss Clark and Miss Bates.
TIE wedding Of Miss ou,ie Burche to DR. william H.
Pnkney will take place this evening at the BRIDES
house. No - Las Fitythir1-sI Tie ceremony Will e
at o'cljck.
To-day at o'clock Miss Alice L. Feyre, daughter OF
Mrs Mary \. lie Feyre. VIII be married 10 Dr. Henry
Arnold Fairbairn.
Miss Anne Lea-itt viii be married to William X W.
Hcnz of Philadelphia this evening. nj the home 81 ner
motAer Mrs Alexander LravItt. No % West seventy
tlird-st.
E-eriou Winthrop VIII give dance for Ms daughter
tonight al hl, house 40. % East Thiri-tnTdsL Iue
house OF Frederic Bronson Mldson-ave. winch con
meets that o. Mr winthrop, VIII aiao Do thrown
| open. . ,...
Daring tie last week two changes have been
made lrs. part OF LIE Venetian Ni-Ij lcrO
aucr- 10 lee gwen This and tomorrow evenings a lh
Mus-e Haii III ORANGE. Ihe prologue Is 10 ne % novel
MIrAIg and CONSISTS OF four {. dracicrs-hT'. II my
/ ~uylau. Newark, being worn olt' was 0nlised 10
Withdraw, and Il, q. Topper has also retied lie ca7'
now Includes. Mss 4. &C. EunY"u. dlu-ulcf OF ext -
Douglass scAue der, OF orange AMI Dr McU4hu''' VI
| NeN You
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..,---....s NAKEA DISCOVERY.

49, - MAKE A D1aCovERY
The Russians have of last made the discovery that
they possess a native version of David Ga rick In
piece called Love and Prejudice Mr. Wyndhams
last performance was distinguished by the curtain
being raised six times after the second act and eight
times at the conclusion OF the play lilo has gone 10
spend a couple OF days at Moscow prior to returning
to England In a fortnight; VIII David GarrcA Is
again 10 10 In the bill at the Criterion
THE MARYLEBoNE CRICKET CLUB
AT the ex raordnary general meeting OF the Maryio
bone Crlck club held a. Lords tomorrow, TWO in-
pOrant resolutions viii be brought forward one 10
Increase the entrance fee for new members from one
TO five pounds and the second to san,ton tn election
OF 100 life nlemb single payment OF 100 POUNDS
each. So numerous are the applications Tor mem
bershlp thai a candidate proposed during tbs iorth-
coming season would not come up for election unuer
/ existn- regulations unti the middle OF 1873"
plAMONpS WORN BY THE NJ Dies wuMAN
II is OF course quite right and proper that American
mnnonares shoud annex the French crown Jewels
and Horizons OF all sorts. bat # is it'll trying 10
hear transatlantic nouvean richie at dinner party
call the attention OF hfs ast0nl-hed n-ighbor to bis
wife diamonds as those stons worn by the Medics
woman and Mere Antoine EDMUND YATES.
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DIED.


Di Hss.l so%..ss BIss s. sSss s,:
sns un.rs services at 81 pstrSss ca,hedrs
| win be offered for the rspsse Of his souL
FoRBEs-At Nanteribba MOngomeryshire. England. %
MoysEa ~ Of N.wY0rs and VIE Of c. Gordon Tss
UTICA papers please COPY
FUNK-on sunday .vsning. at o'clock James A. Funk;
Funeral ssryiee on F52 Zee sesssmss
horn..t. Brooklyn. Friends invltoL
GAnDN ER-on February g. Of pneumonia. Samuel Gard
Relatives and t,s,a. 'H'
GILBERT-At Hasiiug. ths. Hudson FsbrusrV Gales.
ia Aeeaie. beloved wife o. II W. Gilbert and daushtss
residence TUESDAY. February
7. at o'clock p
southern papers cory.
HoLDEy.on Ioaiay Febraary Daniel Jgd nsn ION
West 57th-st, Hon DAVID W. Judd. ia ia. soth yssrs
Relative, AID .nt. invited to attend his ,nners .ss.
and s;S-i 7 w.Se.SsS ' st4 GS"''" '''"''
In.raent at LockpOrt. y. Y.
Kindly omit lower,
Henry Walter Lvns'ton of she late Henry Walter
Notice o. funeral hereafter
MA0SEY.9. FsSsruSsy Sophia HOS'ncamR WIDOW
s9Seocx D. m '''' VI
! Nancy an. Of Charles Merril sgsI go years
| Funeral services rIsstAT February !. at p
| Kindly omit n0~erS
MILLs-on sunday. February S. 1893 in tho s5th
ter OF enc Barna colIsns Of ives, Harttori Com
ON E.iSe, ii N rninF. at 10 .oioc. 49,
I Hartfori papers please
MORFORD- Entered into rest Yps!a MT. Mich or Mon-
dav February 1879 Margaret A. RyersOn. wife OF An
fhony Denton MOrforL
yITCHlF-On SUNDAY evening, February s. At Evans
ILL.,. suddenly. OF dphtheris George Howard oldest son "
| j. H. and Kate q. Nltchie
PHI tLLtPS-Oa SasurtW fenrnarv Mhe restencs
OF her brother John Phillips, 373 Greeneave. brooAVL
OF pneumonia Mary Phillips.
tqvItet attend the funeral ser
at 81 NarIs r. r. Chlrfh corner OF CassOn Aaa
wIloughby ayes Wetns,isv, 9Th INST. at ID. ~
srLKMAN-On saturl av 4. IN this city. James
b. sikman. IN thu Goth year Of his
Funers from JONAS Churon. YsEkers Tuesday, FeOr&
airy T. at IL o'clscx noon.
! sLoUGH-on February g. Mary NJ, wife Of DR. Evan
| Slough, OF south Easton Penn, IN tue 1ita year Of
her
will he hold residence Of her in
law Henry David 33 Vest I26th 81. Wednesday eyea
ing, at D. Relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited.
sMITH-At BROOKLYN, February 1898 Florence Ham:
nton. daughter OF ths late Dr. John W. Hamilton. aaa
| wife % + De Lyse smith
ence OF her uncle. Dr. George
Fowler. 3O2 Wsshingtonave corner OF De hal01ve,
| Brooklyn. wednesday evening, February = at 100
o'clock.
sToNE-on Saturday. February t. Daniel Il stono aged
! 80
| Fussral private.
| Interment WOOliawn Cemetery
| Troy please
| TURNER-On Monday morning. Mary. widow OF Richard
| Turner. ths S7h year o. her ago
li5 East 2Eth-st, on Thur%
tav, 9th inst, ar lefo O'Clock n m
| InteTment WoOdlawn.
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Should be read daily BY al Interested as changes nay
Letters 5r foreign countries need 20. be specially ~.
oresse FOR tpa en- By any parueSAr sea 70 ese1p
socnnent specially addressed being sent % no
FoTe,rD ,I, FOR The we,s .ntnr F,brulrv II will co~
(nromntlv IN NJ eqse'l " ris nN'' - '0I'W'
ns. .ter mus, be Sc asf per I s''
a. Tor s,,r re'As o 9e,t sa aSa Other rSooe "a
countries mast be dira'tel "I,r Nsrm. az y n
Tor Truxllo. Dsr ,tStnsli) S1ro na iron NeT s'''H
WEDNESDAY, At 1870 m. TO- ireland per steamship
Republic. wa Queenstown 1,.;,ti ;9s ass' Br'M va
panlc'i: At lt3O n. Tor Earops per stsamsli,
must must be Ss1 lirscieI Dor iti0e "
rHWRsDAf-As .. NJ @. Bsrnu,a os- s, r,..
ani Yuc,tan, per setusa. cy o; AeEsa irA eto,,
ss,I Ts"g S Vera 9s t9 6Tat nus; DO so e,r c
Aiexsndra ~ ~ p No. for 81 Domingt cape ilaya
at p M Tor II DOMINGO CAPE Haytl and
turks Island per steamship Stamina; ~ D., "a cor
Traxilo and Puerto cortsl Por steamship Prot Aorsa
10 ,c9s for sr c.nS oot , ars e coo s'9
AspinwaIi U,;tIr. Tor Guttenli. must - directsi
and CiSatsmaii. steamship Mraafa a. 30 p IN
for Newtoun iland. per steamer from HAilfaN
sATcRDAY-At2Lm. for Europe per sts.rnslp Aar,n.e
Vi. anesa,tswa uettsr' tor France si,zer.tat it,!E
spain an F,nce si,zersad italy spain AMI Portugal
per steam:a., ,,d ~ Germiny Aas,ra BeS9ar"
sweden NORWAY Russia Aad rarSe. must % directsi
..nsr =. Nornandle" al M tor Great Britain snd
Ireland, per seansp c!y o. Oae AZ, yi Saeea'
sta m - IA N.tlsrt.hb dreoL sseansiD
zaandam via Amsterdam Qsttsrs mus - hs1sBt "p's
zaandam"). az A. fer BE giam direct st,A .
snio Belgsnant via Antwerp etJers must be directed
per Helxenlantl at A. M for Martinique 90 Gntta-
lupe Martinique. per steamship taedre!auic1
Philafelphlas at IL a IN. for CartA3 gena. pee
steamshlp Claribe, uetters for Costa lcA va Lnol
must be directed per rari1el - at y ~ tor s,p.
lanI dlrsct Der steamship Ethiopia. via Glasgow uoters
must be Ell per Ethiopia > AZ ~. lpr Nor
wsy direct per steamship Gsi'eF ae''er' mus. b
directed per Gelsor"h
Mails for Ch.i AT Iaoan per steamship Belgic
IRON saa Frsnciscol close here February
Us at n m Mails for tho Hawaiian Islands.
ner steamship Australia iron san Franciscp.
so.e mere February ~ at D NJ Mails TOE
IN. socoty ship Tahiti ron Slu Francesca
asspr,ii@ New.Zs.land sladwlci. FJt alI 50
moan Tsi.nda per steamship Alameda lfrOn sss
Francisco. cnss hero ,reh Il az . n - or GA
arrival At NewY0rk OF eLeanshiD Republic VITA BRUSH
mail. for Australia MAILS Tor Cuoa By ran 10
TampA Fla aad thence by ststpsr via hey "esS FaA.
close al this once daily az 2;3D A N
sTne schedule OF closing Ct Trans Paeihe uaB - a.
ranged on the presumption " their uninterrupted overland
,snstt 70 san Francisco Mails IRON The East arriving On
tine at the day OF s4ns OF steamers are
cspA'eheo thence W p,yrNRy O. PEARSON. PostmastsA
fsst once, Nsyr.fork. n. y, Feb ). 1854
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A. tho star WHO shOne at a certain theatre was
Walking by the box oil on MJElay morning he nap
pened 10 zee one the ushcrs of the Louise receive
RON the hands OF the ticket seller a green ack and
What wa. evidently com limentary pass. Inc star
a gentleman Ol 20 experience ln ina lcu Ma -
fbou-lt the incident very suspicious. lie SAID nOth
ing then but ho turned the matter er IN hl- mhl
AMI tr. nu. Do. 90 u-h. O.. IN les h' lihn ~
lo1s Ii ally he sought the manager and piOIr-
etor az the nous, AMI tod him what he had sceh
ia Sc mss me- Sail tht ario o." ihai 10 -il d
con.piracv going on IN the box Office 10 d raut tho
thcar c ana m. saw the pas handed ont, ana with
N a i'll # what nomination don't know. Now
II is rt,ouAllr believe ina the tie "a s-lff rs sou
ing pa .e- ard. with the hlp of his colleague ON
me on side lOchcting tn proceeds"
The uana-cr was very much y ri lcX,c and a.
tnot, A.. ad conf cucc ina tn. ticket or> honesty
he ,9ulIr'f ID suspectng that al wa not right.
Ho Investigated the matter ~ once inca no as
l,,o,.l - me usher hal como To the box Office that
lnlruiu, for ass. and at the same ume had asked
lie trLst seller 20 CIV him papcr Tor two doiIas
oue-t- A. one. And that mCmeDs the actor passed
lv and Jaw The transaction.
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CLEVELAND CONVINCED ArLASE

wan tngtOH dtSpdtcR 10 me bos,Oh HeIu''"
40 subject receives much attention here az INC
present tine the recent development In New ~
Of an apparent purpose on the part OF Governor lllt
to work sent ment IN behalf OF hmoeu a. nv d
candidate for the Presidency TO President cleveland
l. a. not believed when the first reports Oh the meet
Ing of he state Committee we're received here ihat
Iu himself had really been engaged In an intrigue
b. take the of the committee ont OF the handS
u the friends Of the President, ana
thus pave the way toward securing part or the
v role OF the delegation from New-York To the next
National Democratic ConN ention: but evidence mas
heen received here which gives the President and his
friends no opportunry doubt that Hill himself was
az the bottom OF the intrigue which resulted In the
failure 10 ill the vacancy IN tho Democratic state
Committee.
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BARNEtI st-sa aaruett aged mon tbs anu ~
r,h tnss N IN
ETCKLY-In brooklyn sunday February 8. Abel conkiln
..o ~ MS Iats residence. ll5 Hancock 81.
nnno - 80 AZ = n m rue,tsy. February T.
r,fayme1t AZ sag HarDor. Long Island.
c,ppENrERAt her home near Katonah, n. Y, satur.
1ax FsbruarT 4 Elisa Green. wife OF Peter L. Car
men ter aged 10 years ..,. -, -. -.
Carriages in waiting At station arrival Of train leaving
Grant OsnIrA Osp0t At 1880 y nj.
Relatives aud friends ara respectfully invited
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~, cJTvrLAND BIZ BEATEN ~ CONVENTION
n..-..-.L ~ Lle Gas,-n L.,lrnAL

tAF 'LL' "N''' '' ,,
Wcsbfag'on DlsD1t-h 10 The Boston Journal
Senator Cuay. OF Pennsylvania, has the reput alton
~ being a sagacous politician lie maihlalA- Una
thcrr h. a probability THAI Cleveland may fdlI 10 re
c~rc ~. no nation. and pats 10 u this way i"p
bundr.d and siXty-c ght votes VIII prevent nohna
ton let Us start Will Norh' Nirgi ma ana rem
s.t~,rfa 7 think Hill viii get nlaJarty OF the
Nc,, York delegates and under thor state rule tho
delegation will act as unit. The umi rule $50 pre-
IN tn virginia which VIII carry the ontlrc vote
av,av from eveland The unit rule does not pre-.
Vail In Pennsylvania but Randall VIII carry ono half
80 ,be d.lecafon. To fabIlate the situation ] give
The following figures my estimate Of the Randall
nm or anti-Clevea strength: York y
Virolnia "a Pennsylvania 40, New England. 30
Western states 30: Pacific states, Is; New Jersey,
10: west Virginia IL; North Carolina, i Ienncs
zoe 90. Louisiana Alabama. 10, Texas q : total,
COS or 80 more than will De sufficient to deieat Cleve
land. denomination. Tho sentiment II existing ana
ali that Il necessary IS to crystalline and organize It,
II the anti Cleveland people have the pluck to maze
the fight Cleveland Will never be the nominee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
Where We Now Live.

On our arrival IN this city took our meals in uptown
,s..auranta Prices hga meats cut 40 thin that
with the extra charges pstatoes pickles. ETC. we theagh'
We would become banSr upt one Gay We stopped ~ tho
Continental Hotel corner OF Twentiehst and Broacway
e we found prices reduced las OF yore tho 0est tAe
a-tt. ag,rt with excellent service and none OF these
ezra charges Mine host caters for the multitude
not the fey-rStar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
ONE WAY TO CLEAR AN IoY SIDEWALK

A new and very eiTecrual way OF cleaning sidewalk
of Ice and snow noticed Chestnut-st., above
Ninth yesterday. A jet OF live steam was thrown
upon IL through a limo Of rubber hose connected win
the boiler In the cellar Of tho building II Cd The
work rapidly and we'll