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Llbeled for n Large sum.
THE VESSEL THAT SUNK THE EUREKA ARRESTED A

Upon proceedings brought by the Southern De-
velopment Co, owners OF the steamship Eureka,
which was colAded with and sunk by the British
steamship Benson on the capes OF Virginia, Dep
uty United states Marshal Myers yesterday made
In Philadelphia, giving the information that rs
nad attached the benson, now at that port. The
Eureka. Mt the time she sunk, carried q valuable
cargo, and was on her way IRON New York to New
Orleans. After the collision the Benson put into
Norfolk for repairs, which place she left few days
ago, carrying cargo OF sugar consigned TO Harrt.
son Frazier Co, or Philadelphia, and the vessel
itself consigned 10 Peter Wright Co. The loss,
according TO the papers flied in the proceedings,
resulting from the sinking OF the Eureka and her
cargo is placed ut upward OF 500 600 and the Sc
curity required for the release OF the Benson Is
named In the sum OF $3.50 600
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LoNa BRANcH.
WEST END HOTEL.
Season of 1888.
COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT OPEN JuNE O
HOTEL OPENS JUNE o.
With improvements and additional attractions
ID. N. W. T. HILDRETH. Proprietors.
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NARRAGANSETT PIER.

On the wave-swept shore Of Southern Rhode Island
place of rest and enjoyment unsurpassed on the At
lantic coast Su ficient communication with the out
side world yet delightfully."- isolated that the Sunday
outcome Of cities cannot rush in TO annoy and monop
olize From the first the patrons of this have
been of the highest character-Quet persons refined
tastes, who blend into harmo whole or socie-
ty, ut intelligent aristocrac yet free and cosmo-
politan.
The Pier and its environment. designed by nature
aided by art is indeed haven of rest The restless sea
s in the foreground and in its fury ashing the sturdy
crags or rolling in long pillows the sanded shore
the finest beach in the world is present pic.
ture of marvellous beauty and grandeur while in the
background Is the picturesque mingng of upland and
dale Of shady walks and drives Of sylvan giens and
thickets
Expressly to enjoy the bathing do visitors come from
every state In the Union. No sandwastes, no dusty
thorouxares intervene between hotels and the bath.
ing pavilion. Directly from their ON clean Kept
walks the bathers trip to the beach-the glistenrg
beach. miles in extent where the children romp and
play from morning till night-a charming scene with
the lazy lapse and lisp Of the waves.
The wants and wishes Of the visitor inistered to
BY hrstclass hotels arranged for comfort ease and
ai,season enjoyment Wide verandas stretch seaward
and roomy chambers with modern appurtenances give
fair views Of water and land The tables supplied
by the Rhode Island gardens, and the markets In the
large cities. punctually, systematically.
inquiry OF the Proprietors OF one or all OF the hotels
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PROPOSALS.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. MAY IA, 1855
nn ns e at sn sh S ns
named days for furnishing supplies for use Of the
h ending s'ss So iss For
moving ashss for cleaning for w..hins tessls
Ssy June june b ,sss Esri SS
asy June Il isss For Soders s fS,dss June Is
sss Printed sshsdSies containing iSssiussions 70
tine S of .;
reject any or all bids or parts Of bid and to
DRoposALs FOR PLUMBING. -PLAsTERINa
Hsp kkESSs RhPNIN
in dupeats for the above sorE Or any ps
EsSfI'f fsss ONE S"s hSeH
Ss 's e the anS % 70;
Old 10th o os
s the
&c addressed the gnaer.snsd endorsed on the
Assistant ou.fiefms.ter . o. Army myse. sizes i
DEAN OF THE ,Es pNTEEIoE WASHING
will Be- v received until w WEDNESDAY. JUNE
the waste paper Of this Department and its several
Offices and The .. s CIVIL service Commission during
be made the Departmental form. which, with the
oa to shs n F. sgpl sse
rotary. je2-ssw5t
DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. Sc.-DEPOT
IL Quartermaster's Office, W ashngton. d. c., May 20
1SSS.-Sealed Proposals. in duplicate subject TO usual
conditions will be received at this otce until ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN, FRIDAY, JUNE TwENTY-NINTH
1883, which time and place they will be opened in
presence OF bidders for furnishing and delivering
this Depot, certain Stationery. Desk Furniture &c
The Government the right reject any and
all bids offered. parts thereof Preference given
articles of domestic production conditions of price
and quality being equal and such preference given
cc Coast to the extent OF the consumption required
by the public service there Award will not be
until adequate appropriation is made therefor Blank
forms tor bids specifications for articles required
structons TO bidders &C. which must govern each bid
offered will be furnished application to tins Office
q. b. DANDY, Deputy Quartermaster General. u. s.
Army. Depot Quartermaster. 3e4-6t
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A Maine Lawyer. keenues..

curious biunder came to light in the Cumber.
land, Me-, Superior Court last week. The Lewis.
ton Journal tells OF 1t follows: In an indictment
against Brighton man for keeping liquor NUS
ance 1t was alleged through o mistake In copying
that he had been guilty OF the ofense on the 18th
day OF May, 1906. and on divers days since then up
10 the time OF finding the Indictment. The coun-
sci Tor the respondent elated at the discovery
OF his error and confidently moved 70 squash the
indictment on the ground that his client was not
awe IN 1906 But the county attorney rose and
sald tnathe would enter nolle proseQui as TO the
nrst eighty years OF the indictment and would try
MS case on the remaining time. The Judge ruled
that the Indictment wouI1 then hold good. Upon
t1ne.
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NEW YORK OFFICIALS At THE ST. LOUIS CoNvRN.
iioN.-Numerous complaints having been made to
Mayor Hewitt calling his attention TO the large
number OF city officials who are now absent from
tneir poets-preSumably at the St Louis conven-
uon-it Is understood he has instituted inquiries
70 discover omcially the names OF of1iceholders
VINO nave 30 aoeented themselves What his line
Oh pfocedure Will be when the required informa-
ton has been In his possession has not been indl
Gated. Among the absentees are Corporation
Counset Beekman, Public Works Commissioner
Newton, FIRE Commissioner Croker, and Q num-
Der OF justices and aldermen.
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NC IoIiO"IHS dIc Iuc NUItS edCN SCaCe anu CerrI-
tory will have In the convention:

Total number of delegates, 800; necessary to
choice, under the two-thirdS rule which prevails
in the democratic national convention, SAT The
republican national convention will have the same
number OF votes but the majority rule Will govern
and hence only All votes Will be necessary to a
choice.
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AZ meeting OF veterans, both blue and gray.
neld IN Atlanta last evening, presided over by Gov
Georgia, without distinction OF which SIDE thew
Fought on, accept the Invitation OF the Army 81
the fotomac 70 Participate In the Gettysburg re.
act as escort
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THE TRADES.

CPRCIALTY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- OentuxI MAgaxines bound for IS and as cent? e
TIE LNCErT BINDEkY (establshed 16l5l 10l2
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FINANCIAL.
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
nR J. WINSTON FISHER. GRADUATE Balti-
Vmore College Of Dental Surgery. Once for prac-
nce Of Dentistry in all Of its branches 1l02
NV. je2-6ts
nR DUKE DENTIST us 18th N.w-TEErH
~ extracted without pain. by AID Of local application
prepared and used only by me- Teeth hlled 81 Per-
iect hitting sets u a-hcal teeth Operations
teed. aplo-zu-
nR. STARR PARSONS DENTIST 9TH ST. COR.
~ ner NV. Gold ana Amalgam Filings special
~. Pain prevented in extracting by Application TO
gums: aching teeth saved: artificial teeth inserted
mll.S
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
NAHaAaAssES Ssp RHss + Hotel
open June % Season Of 1855 S' Sixteenth season.
dS:s: For saa a
WILBURToS-ByyS;TrHHEEa;sF4;r x,w ,,,.,v
aSss
PARKER HOUSE SEA GRIT. n. J,-oCEAN
Open !. year '0f H aRS uPso
NJ vii open June LIST, Good accommodation; city
fSSf Ma Ear particulars address LAUoHLiN Deer
L In the VILLAGE of Deer Park Nd.
oPsn June LIST. For Particulars address
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.
ON THE CREST OF THE AILEaHAN1Es.
5000 FEET ABOVE TIDEwATER.
SEASON OPENS JUNE %, 1888.
These famous Mountain Resorts situated upon the
summit Of the Aeghanes and directly upon the main
lneof the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have the ad-
vantage Of its through-tran service both east and
west and are. therefore, readily accessible from all
parts OF the country AL Baltimore and Ohio trains
stop at Deer Park and Oakland during the season.
With due regard for the safety of guests in case of
accident fire escapes of the recent and approved
design have been added to the hotel buildings ut both
resorts.
Electric lights have been introduced throughout the
houses and grounds. large swimming baths provided
for ladies' and gentlemen. suitable grounds for lawn
tennis bowling alleys and billiard rooms are here fine
riding and driving horses kept for hires in short
all the necessary sdjuncts for the comfort health or
pleasure Of patrons.
eco. s75. and 500 per month according to location
Diagrams Of rooms and floors can be seen ut Balti-
more and Ohio ticket Offices 6l9 and 1876 Pennsyva-
mia ave-. Washington.
All communications should be addressed to
GEO. D. DEsHIELDs.
Manager B. and O Hotels,
Cumberland. Nd.
up to June TO- after that date either DEER PARK or
OAKLAND Garrett County. Nd
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LADIES GOODS.

SUPERFLUoUS HAIR DESTROYER. LEAVING
Sno trace BY my electric neile process endorsed by
every prominent physician Ten Year, practice In this
city, Electrical treatment for ladies and childrea
te6-lms MRS. DIR GABRIEL. 1921 q st NV
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PROFESSIONAL

ASOI 1AOO4OANxAA
NINE. ROSS. THE RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANr.
III ASTROLOGIST. AND MEDIUM OFFERS
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
% any one who can equal her in her profession.
She selIs Al the EVENTS OF LIFE and her equal
rated toeether and cures sickness Al in trouble call
Interviews confidential Sittings so eta and Ell.
Residence 1910 1lth st NV Once hours from 10
Am TO SPIN 3eetoiyl6
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS or
MI LIFE AL business conndeutixl Ladies sndxeo-
tlsmen 50 cent, each 4oe / street. between an aud
bth streets northwest UB-3Sws
DROF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il voyant Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight and veil livery hidden mystery
hidden tre.surssI ,Gives lucky nlm6sra Causes
soccess IN business kemoyss al isInily troubles
ana evil tn0uences Cures slcknesA II disappointed
by enorte others Judge not all alike the Professor
can convince the most sceptcaL strangrrs from othse
cities viii time and dss ppointment By calling on
Ne only genuine clsrvcyant in this city e he sue
he can Do stttingA 50c. Lie-resding by mail On
receipt q 81 Mama lock q hair dste Of birth Hours
70 g Open Sundays from 70 pm.
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AN ADDRESS FROM VETERANS.

Votes In the 81. Louis Convention.
FIVE HUNDRED AND F0RTY-SEvEN NECESSARY TO A
CHOICE.
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THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.

Mr. WattersOn Elected Chairman Of the
Committee on Res0lutiOns-He L. De.
termsned 10 Have q strong Tariff Re.
form Plank-No Opposition 20 Gen.
Collins.
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THE PARK HOTEL
wILLIAMsPORT PA.
Located in Beautiful Park of five acres shaded by
grand old native forest oaks and surrounded by
Of the finest mountain scenery in Pennsylvania
Special rates for families For circulars terms &c
address
myl9-lm. MRS. DONALD MCDONALD.
RREX1ON VILLA CAPE MAY, N. J.. NEAR THE
beach. and hot baths open for the season;
large verandas; terms moderate
my14-3m Mrs j. A. MYERS. p. O. Box SS4
HOTEL WOLVES, ANNAPOLIS, MD-Entirely
new first season excellently furnished, cheer ul
and homelike. situated the Severn River min
utes ride to Bay Ridge. Terms moderate-S6 to $40
week, $15O to 81 per day Special rates to families
Stable connected with Hotel. Apply early
my21-1m LOUIS WOLVES. JR, Proprietor
MONTEREY HOTEL.
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT PA
Western Maryland Railroad, two and quarter hours
distant from Baltimore Will open for guests about
VIM W. POWER,
my23-24t' Girard House, Philadelphia.
HOTEL GILSEY, OCEAN END CONNECTICUT
IL ave.. All antic City under entire new manage
ment full ocean view: electric bells and gas through
out: large with high ceilings: beds and table
first class. Open June 1 to October 1. p. N. K
sCHWENCk. Prop. my19-2m
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htemSs
IHf SLAYER OF TRAIL CLAIMS sEIP-DErySsr-rrp-
CUT COCkT-PAY FOR TEACHEKs-A PAINFUL Acct
DEM.
Correspondence Of The EvfSIxG STAR
ROCKVILLE, June o, 1883.
The equity term OF the Circuit Court for Montgo-
merry county commenced yesterday judges Me-
sherry, Lynch, anc vinson on the bench. No busI-
ness Of any particular public interest has yet been
transacted
kd" watkins, who shot and killed young Trail
near AiddleorooS. on Monday evening sttl remains
~ jan, anu was Yesterday visited by quite a large
huLnoer Oi persons lie takes the matter coolly
claiming that the shooting was done in s.rII a..
Tense. He Will have a preliminary hearino he
lore justice L. w. Crawford, ut GaithersDurg To-
Mr.. Henry Hurley. a weIl-known citizen residing
about a mile from this place. met 1viTh quite !,
nr,,s1 hers yesterday evening While driving
place the animal became frightened ami tnrnn,n,,
aside, threw MI. Hurley upon the stone payement az,
sprainlDg an ankle and badly oruislny MIN aboni
the body. lie Was removed 70 a holel Tor treat
ment and later was earned 10 his home
Al meeting OF the board OF county school con-
nissioners held here yesterday nc was detertnInad
10 pay the teachers for the last term ON JuIy .
upon which day the teachers association will Reel
the days for the examination or white teachers.
and the 2sth for coOred- The board Will nod
another meeting on the 18th inst SAN
Divorce Cases.
yesterday, Mr.. Campbell Darlington, for Sarah
Jane Forrest, MED a bill for divorce from Edward
FORREST They were married June 20 1876 have
Two children She charges that he deserted his
family August ), 1855, leaving them destitute.
,,o o9age James yesterday granted Ann ceciIla
hoiines divorce from Randall Homes on the
ground OF cruelty and desertion. She was ais.
given custody OF their Child Lillian, aged tweiyr
years they were married IN this city Deceno I
y 1875, and she charged that be deserted her o.,
August II 1ss0 after repeated acTs OF cruelty Ter
SLiea ne was nned In the Police Court.
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b. LEPREUX
Os Vormerly with p. Hanson Hiss Cor
WALL PAPERS.
We have Just received a large consignment OF new
sTring patterns. We selling all 15c white Back
Iaiers % yards long for Toe per piece Gilt Papers
IRON loo. 10 80. Embossed Gilt from 35c To IA All
work guaranteed hrst-class- Fresco Painting and
Uniting specially.
J. b LEPREUx BRO. sos 9TH st. sw.
9TH street cars pass the door myl
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coe; resolutions, Andrew Johnson: credentiaIs
J J +. Dunn' permanent organization, W. r.
Georgia-Chairman. Pope Barron: secretary. B.
". Evans, resolutions, +. u. DuDigmon; creden.
tisls, H. ID. Twigs, organization, j. l. sweat: CON-
mitteeinan, James II. Estnl
Illinois-Chairman, William r Morrison; secre-
worthington credentials, James ". Patton: Or r.
ganizatlon, Thomas NJ. Thornton, committeeman
T. VI. Phelps
P Indiana-Chairman, Hon. John g. Franklin.
secretary, j. q. Henderson,; vice-president ma
tioDal convention, John ii. Bass: resoIutfons
David Turpie; credentials. DeFoe skinner: organr
zatlon, U. U. Stealey; committeeman, Simon p
Sheerin
Iowa-Chalrman, W. II. N. Pussy: secretary,
A. 4. Morrison; resolutions, +. W. Lehman: ere.
dentiais, 5. 5. Carrutners; organization, l. l.
Ainsworth; committeeman, J. j. Richardson.
hansasmEnairinan EDWARD Garroil secretary
7. A Coliett; resolutions, j. h Lowe; credentials
A. A. Harris; organization, Angel MathewsOn;
committeeman, w. c. Blair
kehtucky-Cnalrnan James A. Mckenzie; sec
rotary, Trey Woodson; resolutions, Henry Wat
terson; Credentials, Robert Riddle; ORGANIZATION
Henry. "
Louisiana-Chairman, s. d. McEnery; secretary,
Henry Mccall; resolutions, John Dylnond; ere.
Commit ser;o ~ Dsy; organization, Andrew Price;
| Aalne-Chairman, Z. Z. Alien; secretary J. H.
MOI, MsoS'gonery; resolutions, A. W. Madiga; creden-
tl4is l. A stevens; o. gahization, PaysOn Tucker:
| committeeman, Arthur Sewall
| ssaehuseIts.ChairInan, John w. Corcoran;
secIelAry, A. d Alger; resolutions, j. w. Cunning
ham; credentials. Patrick McGuir.: oryanizatioa.
Quincy A. Towne; committeeman. Charies n
4 Lewis SA~AAee ~
Maryland.Chairman, Albert Richie: secretary.
n. Saares BurSe; resolutions, A. p. Gornan; ere.
usn.ias, W. L Bioler; o. ganlzation JAS b Brown:
1 committeeman not Chosen
! N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Byron C. Stout: secretary.
u. y. rienLinghain; resolutions George NJ Yaples
- wt.,s, u. Farknuist; organization, Chas
| n whitman; committeeman, q. Nj. Barnes
| aihnesota-Chairinan, p. d. Winston: secretary.
= Stringer; resolutions, L c. StrfDger: creden
| JAS, d. W. Mayo; organization 4. II. Hudson.
4 commit teeinan 10 be selected.
| hississippi-Chairman, W. T. Martin. secrcsarv
| Z. VI. Williamson; resolutions, w. H. Simms: ere,
| dsAtiais. ;. b. Fox; organization 81 s. CuiiIyer.
| COMMITTEEMAN, Z. A. johnson
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EAGLES MERE, SULLIVAN CO., PA, ON TOP
~ eKhenes.-Unexcelled a family resort Pure
ar. boating. and bathing. No malaria or hay fever
Circulars ready.
Hotel Eagles Mere,
3e2-2aw1m' L. v. INGHAM co.
TINE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
Il Springs virginia. On the Summit of the Alleyha-
mes. 1000 feet above tide water. All rail to the
Sprlngs Capacity 800. Open from June to November
Rates moderate. g. W. FAGG CO.. Props.
send FOR pamphlet J. WATKINS LEE. Manager.
TNHE REVERE. PARK PLACE, OPPOSITE THE
1n,>, Brig hton." Atlantic City. NJ
OPEN ALL YEAR Telephone No. 20.
mh:teolm Je1 ,eo2m NJ DAY,
HOTEL NORMANDIE. ATLANTIC CITY.
IL Cor. Penna and Atlantic ayes
First class In Its appointments. Open all year
fl6eo2m, 1e1-eoIm JOS, r. FLANfiEN In
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LIZ In NEED
REFRIGERATION OH. OR GAS COOKING STOVE
we invite your inspection of our large variety of
above goods.
We are also showing the largest assortmentof
GASOLINE STOVES
ever seen in Washington, which We are Offering at
COOKING STOVES in great variety.
HOUsEFURNISHlNG GOODS, &c.
Please give q call
W. s. jerks CO,
ap14 ~ eth street
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Probate Court .

In the matter of the estate Of John
SWenson, deceased, whose body, it will
be remembered, was found in Ogden
River some months ago, claimant in
he nerson of a woman calling herself
Marla Jefferson appeared, claiminv to
be the widow Of the said John Swepson
md ASH lg for family allowance out OF
he aforesaid estate, and leaving to the
court TO determine the amount she
shall! have as such allowance. The
administrator of the estate, William
Lowe, disputes the claim and denies he,
oelng the widow OF the said John Sven.
son. Klmball d White appeared for
the new contestant, and Richards &
Rolapp for the administratc The case
was taken under advisem,r
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Briefs.

Briefs.
THE thermometer yesterday at 2 T. m.
registered leo in the shade.
THE next annual meeting of the A.
o. o. W. OF Utah will be held in the
Junction City.
The Syracuse Bathing Club had their
last trip for the season on Wednesday.
They had rare good time.
THE new street locomotive, with
steam up, travelled to the gravel beds
near the race track yesterday morn
ing.
LORD and Lady Ogden and most of
the little Ogdens were yesterday at
Lake Park-the regatta being the at
traction.
Mr.. o. J. WENNER, after a suspension
from the law business for some time, is
said to be about resuming his practice
in Ogden. This will be news to many
OF hls cd friends and patrons.
GENERAL NATHAN KIMBALL, the old
war horse, will be the Ogden represen-
tatlye Of John A. ).x Post of the G.. A.
K. at the next annual convention, to
be held IN Columbus, o., in September
next.
THE borers engaged in sinking an ar
tesian well on Lester Park, are drying
away at good pace. Many people,
however. believe that the efforts made
to obtain water on the bench at that
point will prove fruitless.
The band boys will give another of
their inimitable open air concerts on
the street this evening. As all outdoor
| attractions take well at this season,
especially the free ones, it can safely be
predicted that there will be a big
audience to applaud them on this oc-
casion.
| The miscreants who broke into Peery
& Maok's mill on Tuesday night only
succeeded in lifting some postal stamps
and about fifteen or twenty cents in
coin. The police, who believe they have
a clue to the offenders, say hood
lEns" would be better expression
than burglars" TO use in regard to the
perpetrators of the robbery.
A GOOD attendance of lovers of the
drama was present at the Union Opera
House to witness the Soap Bubble. II
must be confessed that the comedy
farce hardly holds the mirror up to
nature, but 1t certainly is productive OF
much laughter-no easy matter in this
boiling weather, and still more difficult
when packed in a sweating box"
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Another Burglary.

Thomas Ashley's boot and shoe store
on Main Street was entered early yes
terday morning and some fifteen or
twenty pairs of boots and shoes care
fully selected and carried off. The
burglars took Nos. 81 and and left an
old pair OF each size which they had no
use for. The goods taken were valued
at from So to S. per pair and amount to
about $50 in the aggregate. The police
are sanguine of capturing the miscre-
ants, who are supposed to be tramps
rather than professional burglars.
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Salt.
Salt.
The little BOYS of Ogden have no ex-


The little boys of Ogden have no ex-
cuse for using the "Aippers" in their
attempt to capture or kill the small
birds-especially the pet English spar
row. Salt is becoming more plentiful
day by day, and little of the mineral
adroitly played on the tail of Mr.. Birdy
is supposed to be all sufficient to insure
his speedJ capture.
This or some kindred thought ran
through the brain of our reporter yes
terday when interviewing Mr. Williams,
of the firm of Williams Brothers, whose
establishment is located at Hooper.
The firm, says Mr.. Williams, has
shipped ninety-six carloads of salt al
ready this season northward, and have
on hand something like 5000 tons in
preparation for shipment. The salt
business, he further says, is rapidly as
Stunning great proportions, and will soon
become one of the most productive bust
nesses in the Territory. So let it be.
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Personals.

W. BUNKEY, an enterprising business
man of Omaha. is in the city.
GEORGE S. PETERS, United States
District Att rney, is up from the me-
tropolis.
FRANK PIERCE, 1, Salt Lake City is
sojourning at the ction City for q
day or two.
Il. r. WATRoTs and wife came up
from the city by the Jordan yesterday
and are guests at Judge Gibbons.
AMONG Judge Gibbons numerous and
distinguished guests are Mrs. Kath-
bone. of New York City, and Miss
Chance. of Riverside.
]. S. CUHILL, western agent for q
Milwaukee wholesale house, stopped of
ST the Junction yesterday. He reports
trade above the average in the Terri
tories.