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WHITE HOUSE

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postofice. Union ticket and Pull
man Office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout Table unsur-
passed Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms Sl.50 to 81 per
day. H. L. HALL, Proprietor.
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Easily Kent Clean.

The young king of SPANS nurses probably
have little trouble in keeping him clean since
he is himself the CASTLES hope-Hotel Mail.
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With the willingness and prompt assistance
OF our pupils, We were extremely successful in
getting up school concert for the benefit of our
school library. as u result of which eighty-seven
new books, including the popular edition of
Chambers encyclopedia. histories, romances,
travels, games, fables, kindergarten, songs, etc,
have been added. These, ADDED to those pu--
chased one year ago, equals bouquet of i25
volumes now in the bookcase, ana all OF them
accessible to our pupils.
Besides these, we have some school journals
and treasure trOveS to be used as supplementary
readings by the pupils.
The mineral cabinets, so generously donated
by our pupils and friends are a valuable aux
iary in the study Of the geology of our territory.
am proud to report that tie institution Is
gradually growing, not only in numbers, but in
numbers, but in the scale of intelligence and in
ttgrity including a love Of home, a knowledge Of
ctr glorious country and government, ana OF a
firm desire TO shup the saloon and cigarette and
strive 10 become honorable citizens in society.
In conclusion. and in hall OF the lady teach
er- We thank sou for your ult.ring interest and
gsuero,i Y in the cause Of education, in furnish
ing Us with u connexions tuidipg and a splCn-
did cabinet: also with maps, chants, globes etc.
And may the time speedily come when the in
fUencc OF our conjOinted labOrs viii be heard,
Hnnu and felt.
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Novel attractions at Lake Park on Sun
day. Be sure and go.
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WALL PAPER

Lake overcoats, silk faced, only $S.75 at
Wallerstein & Company.
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DIRECTORY
OF THE
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE BOARD.

D1FHcToRf
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE BOARD.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATIONS:
B. G. RAYBOULD, President.
HARVEY HARDY, Treasurer.
RIM WILKINSON, Secretary.
LIST OF MEMBERS:
F. NJ. BISHOP, III Main street.
TT. BLUE, 237 Main street.
7. L. BOWMAN, "a W. Second South street.
j. FRED. CORKER, 251 Main street.
W. H. Cassidy, "a w. Second South street.
W. 4. CROMAH, Al w. Second South street.
C. S. DESKY, 12l Main street.
C. DRISCOLL, 43 E. Second South street.
B. A. M. FROISETH, &c E. Second South street
W. FULLER, ITO Main street.
]. X. GILLESPIE, &c w. Second South street.
H. N GREENE, 274 Main street.
o. GROSHELL, cor. Main and Second South st.
A ]. GUNNELL Room 90 Scott-Auerbach Blk.
H. HARDY, III Main street.
F. G. HEATH, $50 Main street.
NJ. E. HOPKINS, 231 Main street
]. F. JACK, 235 Main street
f. F. JONES, 16l Main street.
E. B. KELSEY go Main street.
u. ID. KNOW GDEN, 20l Main street.
J. L. LAWSON, 267 Main street.
WIN. J. LYNCH. 262 Main street.
C. E. MITCHELL, 245 Main street.
| ]. A. MORLAN, 143 Main street.
NJ. K. PARSONS, 235 Main street.
B. G. RAYBOULD, "A W. Second South street
A. A. RICE, 237 Main street.
A. T. RILEY. IS E. Second South street.
Z. p. SEARS PAS Main street.
D. A. SMILEY. cor. Main and Second South st.
G. d. ST. GEORGE, 231 South Main street.
S. b. WESTERFIELD, 262 Main street.
A. ]. WHITE. 81 i. Second South street.
R. B. WHTTTEMORE,i 81 w. Second South st.
IT. A. WICKERSHAM, 263 Main street.
RIM WILKINSON, 2g2 Main street. ~
A d. WOOLLEY, 1853 Main street.
G. YEADON $50 Main street.
Parties desiring information in regard to Salt
Lake city and territory, can obtain the same
free Of charge by addressing any OF the above
named pc sons.
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Great reduction in silks at Auerbach's. g
SURVEYS APPRnYEn.

Do.not miss the attractions at Lake Park
on Sunday.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

And decorations, magnificent line, al
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THE OPEN AIR CONCERT.
The Programme to be Rendered on the Bank
Corner This Evening.

Held and Johnson's band give another
open-air concert on the Deseret Bank cor
ner this evening, commencing at Z: 80. Be
Low, &c
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INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.

This department has been taught by Miss
Emily Dean. 1t consists properly of the second
and third readers, but considering the immense
increase of the primary department the ad-
yanced first readers have been obliged 10 leave
their department ana enter this one.
Daily recital -------------------- 10
Branches tauslt-------- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Total yearly q. citation, $50
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teri
Professor Won Spielen tangrily)-Madame,
spend Won hour nnd Won half dis morning
to exblain to der young lady vot is der differ
ence between Won whole rest und Won half
rest, und she still take der half rest ven say
der whole restl
Mrs. R.-Why, Elsie, l am surprised. Why
don't you do as the professor tells yoas You
know you have plenty OF thua-Life.
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TENTH DISTRICT SCHOOL.
The Public Neutrality-suspicious. of the Prin'
cipal.

cIpaI.
The Tenth district school held its public
examination on Friday afternoon and, 1t
being the closing Of the second term OF the
free school in this district quite number
OF parents of thee children, and the trustees,
were present. The exercises were very
creditable to the pupils and fiattering to
the teachers. The institution, when the
free school was started, increased from
about $50 pupils to $50, and the daily attend
ance has been quite large. The principal,
Mr. J. J. Walton, read the following report:
To the Honorable Board OF School Trustees:
Gentlemen The foilOwingis my annual re
port to YOU for the school year ending June T.
1883: The Tenth District school Is divided into
three departments, viz. the primary, lntermedl-
ale ana grammar.
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LIST,

Abraham Annie Monsen Emma
Barton Estellah Mackey Jane
Bailey Martha Mitchell r H
Black Nell Mcpherson +
Clyde Miss Med Mambmy \ NJ
Castle Phebo Mccain James Mrs
Chapman T + Nelson Miss Il
Dale Hannah Nash Mrs II e
Ebernard Matte Parker Hannah
ETichthorn Sophia Parker Matte S
GRAY Emma Petersen Rebelllic
Gardiner Annie Reinig Miss f r
Haieman Mrs ROney Mrs John
Hoglaad II Sargent Belle II
Jensen Hanne Sehgman Mrs G L
Jones NCttie Slater Mrs II
Jones w Stevens Lottie
Jones Laura Sheffle Lizzie
Lyons Joseph Smith Gertle Miss
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THE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

has been taught and presided over by Miss D.
NJ Hedges, and consists Of the charts and first
reader class. Here a beginning has been made
in the kindergarten system in regard 10 folding
sewing, pasting, cutting and weaving. Some OF
their work is lying before you on the table, and
hanging against the walls.
Daily Rotations.
Branches taught u
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d EMAINING IN TIE POSTOFFICE AT
II Salt Lake City, June q, 1889 If not called
for within two weeks will be sent TO dead let
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New and extraordinary attractions on
Sunday at Lake Park. =
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GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

This dep lrtmcLt has been taught and presided
over by the principal. 1t properly consists OF
the fourth and fifth readers, but TO better facii
tate the other departments has admitted the 2d-
vance Of third readers from the intermediate
department
Besides the general branches taught, elocu-
ton, photography and geology have been
taught, and due attention has been paid to
them,
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C. W. CLARK. secretary.
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low is the programme:
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OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION:
B. G. RAYBOULD, President
HARVEY HARDY, Treasurer
R. NJ. WILKINSON, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.
BoAgD OF ALDERMEN.


At. regular meeting Of the Board of Aldermen
held January s, 1889, there were present: Nm
H. Msrbury, esq, President, snd Messrs. Agnew
Burke, Goodrich, Brysnt, Lesdbeater and Mcker-
zie.
The Committee on Light on the memorial OF
sund.y citizens asking for better quality OF gas
reported on the authority OF the Superintendent
OF Gas that the gas furnished for some weeks past
WAS made of two. thirds coal and one-thlrd oil,
and the quality is good and up 10 the standard
which report was laid on the table By the follow
Jag vote Ayes, Messrs. Agnew, Burke, Goodrlch
Bryant and Leadbeater-5. Noes, Messrs. Me
kenzie and Mr.. President.
A resolution authorizing the Msyor, Auditor
and City Treasurer to borrow 81 900 was re-
ceved from the Common Council and their action
concarred in.
An act locating the building of the Baltimore
United Oil Company was referred TO the Com
mittee on Streets.
On motion it wss resolved that rule of the
Joint rules OF the City Council be amended so SIS
10 read, The regular sessions of the two boards
shall bs held on the second and fourth Tuesdays
of every month.
Bills of A. T. Ramsay, so, Thos. Leadbeater
SO, and j. A. Marshall. $40, for seryc. as Elec-
torsl Board also petition Of j. W. Green and
". N. Brown in regard to property sold for taxes
were received from the Common Council and their
action concurred In.
An ordinance TO appropriate 3 sum OF money
sufficient to pay the cost Of two gasometers for the
Gas Works Of the city was read three times and
passed by the following vote: Ayes, Mesars. Ag-
new. Burke, Goodrich, Rryant, Leadbeater, Nc
Eenzie and NJ. President--7. Noes none.
An ord nance fixing the salary of the City
Treasurer from July l, 1888, to June 30, 1891,
was read and laid over.
The board then adjourned.
Tcste: JNo. j. JAMESON Clerk.
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ASSAULTED WITH A CowHIDE.-Alen B.
Carly. one of the proprietors of the Freder
lex, Md, Times, was assaulted with COW
hide in the Carlin House at Frederick laat
night by James D. Baker, president OF the
Citizens National Band. Carly yesterday
sent report OF = rumored swindling case,
in which Mr.. Baker was said to have suffer
ed 3 loss OF So .0G0 by the purchase OF farm
near Lsesburg. Va. Mr. Baker, who alleges
that The item was untrue, sent for Carly,
who is delicate young man, quiet and IN
offensive, and while the latter was endeav-
orinp TO show that the error had been I'M
intentional, Baker, who is tall muscular
man, pulled out cowhide and proceeded
to lay il heavily on Carty's head and shout
ders. Carly did not ofr-r any defense, and,
it is thoneht, will take legal action in the
matter.
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From Washington.
Especial Correspondence os the Alexs. GAZETTE
WASHING ron, D. c.. Jan. 8. 1889.

Especial Correspondence ot the Alexs. GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 8. 1889.
A we'll known democrat recently returned
from visit to Warrenton, Va, says the
prevailing feeling among The democrats
there on the subject, is against an extra ses
sion of the Virginia legislature. On the con
trary, e Virginia congressman when asked
by the GAzETTEs correspondent to day
what he heard from Richmond on the sub
iect, replied. that so far as he knew the feel.
ing there WAS in favor of an extra session,
and that he understood The chief object oi
such & session would be to amend the elec
iion laws.
A gentleman from Alexandria county
here to day told the GAZETTEs correspond
ent he believed that If that county had good
roads, land there would be as valuable ae
the land north of Washington city, in Mont
gomery county, Md. He said Alexand' ia
county had the advantage in many wave,
especially as far IS health aud views Of the
CITY and river Were concerned. He alec eaid
that the three most important things TO ho
done for the conety would be the building
of the M mortal br.dgs from Arlington 10
Washington he construction OF The Mouni
Vernon Avenue, and the Improvement OF
the Arlington estate bS he government.
The committee appointed by the South
ern republican conference held here recont
jv to confer with the Southern republicans
in their respective States in regard TO their
preference for Southern member OF the
cabinet will meet tonight. L. Is under
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A BRIDE RETURNS TO SCHooL.-Mr. S.
D. Hckr, jr of Richmond, and Miss II. Ole
Woodward, of Charlottesville, were married
last Thursday evening in Washington at the
residence of Dr. Sunderland, in the presence
of large number of friends. The bride is
cousin of President Harrison and "Jack"
Mosby and niece of the late Bishop Lee,
and young lady of rare accomplishments.
After being entertained at reception ten
dered By their friends, Mrs. Hicks returned
to her school in L,udoua, where she will re-
main until the close Of the session. Mr. and
Mrs. Hicks expect to settle 10 New York
after the summer.-RicdmOad State.
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TROUBLES IN HAYrr.-Threc battles have been
fought and lost ty the Legitimiss in Hsyti in the
past ten days Repo is of defests and assertions
have ,issd to high pitch OF excitement the in
habtauts Of the section around Port al Prince,
aud hence Legitime is imprisoning al the possi-
hle ringleadcrs in the revolt yanst him. With
out law life property is unsafe in that section
Ex.esses of every kind aIe the rule The hoirid
oan4talistic rites of voudooism sre revived, &nd
reports reach that city of meeting OF several
thousand Christmas night, near Jacmel, and the
sscr Il &c of young girl and The greedy scramble
for some portion of the h If cook, flesh.
General Hyppolite, having been elected and de-
clared provisional President by the Central and
Northern departments on bis capture Of the CAPT.
tal, will demand a Congress of Deputies from al
the departments aud the election OF permanent
President, Declaring Legitime's election uncon-
stitutiona ard void. He will probably, then, be
the sole candidate in the hald II is claimed that
Leeitme has appropriated to his own privy purse
all the remainder OF the cash n the treasury and
will Sc by his fastest guutalt as as his fall
IS an assured fact.
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AIExANDRIA GAzETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

stood that the committees information is to
the effect that ii the postofiice portfolio De
given to the South, General Malone would
be their favorite. Representative Bowden
is the Virginia member of the COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Harrison having replied favoraDly TO
letter asking If he would receive delega-
ton to talk on the subject, that delegation
will leave here tomorrow night for that
purpose. Among the Fir2inians who, 1t Is
said. will go, are e1 Mayor Lamb, Of Nor
foIk, ex Attorney General Blair, of Wythe.
vi le, and ex Postmss.e. Windsor, OF Alex
andria
The conference committee on the Agricul.
tural bill had meeting this morning. Some
of its members think the Senate will agree
to the transfer OF both the signal and the
geological bureaus to the proposed Agricui-
tnral Department.
In the House yesterday General Lee sue
ceeded in reporting from the House District
of Colum bia Committee his resolution ap-
propriating 80, 030 for en- ice boat on the
Potomac. l. is the Generals intention to
t-y TO get the Senate Appropriations Com.
mittee 10 add this appropriation 10 the sun
dry civil bill.
Several members OF the Virginia State
democratic Committee are in the city to day
OF their way to Richmond to attend called
nee iug ofihat con- uiitee tomorrow. They
seem Q be undecided about the adVisabi!iiy
OF csliiag an extra session OF the Virginia
legislature, but sey that il such session De
called it will b. to amend the election laws,
to iun pose further restrictions upon the re
ca;va b'i;y OF coupons in payment OF ta1es,
ard 20 elect the school spperintencents tor
the next four years.
The Senate bias bon concurred with the
House amendments TO the NicaragGan &C.
nal bill. for the reason that those amend
ments, by requiring Pay ment fer the stock
al relieving be goveQ OF al responsi-
hiiity, will destroy the value OF the charter.
| The Senate has asked for conference com
mittee on the bill. but it is generally under
stood that the House will insist upon its
amendments.
Ia the Senate to day The bill to authorize
the Secretsry OF Ice Navy to investigate
the claim OF the Albemarle and Chesapeake
| Canal Company for tolls during and
after the war, and il found to be valid
10 pay the same 20 the extent OF IS, 742 was
) reported favorably without amendment.
7 The SUB committee CT the Senate finance com
mittee 10 whom mas been referred the direct land
! tax bill, are waiting for letter from the Secrc
| tars OF the Treasury before making their report
| up hat bill.
| Among tie que IS OF the Ebbitt H,use now AZ
| Mrs James Lyons and daughter, OF Richmond
| Mrs Lyons is the daughter of William Writ Hen
| ry o Richmond, who is q grandson o: Pstiici
! Henry.
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A Fatal DISPUTE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Jan. &c. A. Mat
thews,a wealthy general merchant of Walnut
Shade, Ark, was instantly killed in the
White river bottoms, near the Missouri line
yesterday afternoon. Matthews was hunt
ing deer, and be and man by the name OF
Strong fred at large buck almost stimuli
taneousy. 10 the dispute which arose over
the possession of the animal Matthews was
Drained by Strong, who struck him with thu
butt end of bis rifle. Strong escaped to the
woods.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The democratic State committee will meet
Richmond tomorrow light.
TIE stockholders Of the c. & 0 r R. met
IL & C moud yesterday and elected direct.
ORE.
The Harrison and Morton club of Norfolk
Is night endorsed General Malone for &
cabinet position.
Mumps is raging among the students Of
Roanoke College, Salem About fifteen bcys
are confined to their rooms.
Tho Red Springs buildings were nearly
destroyed by FIRE on Monday. Loss $50 .000
The wife of Postmaster Hickling was killed
by falling timbets.
T! Governor yesterday accepted the res
EQUATION of Judge Henry T. Parrish, Of &C.
Comfy Court Ct Appomaltox, and has des.
ieuared Judge Watkins, of the county Of
Prince Edward, to hold court on the lO.h
instant.
The truckers about Norfolk have all hired
their HANDS for the season running from
January Is: 10 September 1st, and will soon
be busy on the various crops for spring ship
ment. They never had finer weather for
growing their wiuter crops OF kale AND
spinach and cabbage.
Governor LHe, Whec asheu Seetelud5 II
he was prepared TO say whether heintended
to call an extra session or not, replied that
ne had nothing 10 say further than what De
had said on this sui ject before; be would
not call an extra session unless he deemed
it positively necessary for the good of the
State.
A petition was iiled il Harrisonburg yes
terday in the Uaited States Court by Frank
S Blair and others, assignees of G. R. Pool.
asking the court for mandanus against
the town OF Pocahontas, to compel the seid
town to levy tax to provide for the pay.
nent OF Judgment of $1,000 rendered
against the town in favor OF G. r. Pool, 10
the United States Court, in damage suit
for false imprisonment.
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I'VE LONG standirg strike on the Chicago
Darlington and Quincy Railroad has at last
been declared off. The railroad will retain
al, the employees who took the places
Of the strikers, and Will promote them to hi
vacancies, but agrees that when it shall
van. more hands i. will not discriminate
against such CT the strikers as have not
resorted to violence. Such termination Ct
tbs strike. in view OF the trouble and neon
verience, if not actual snifsring' TO when
the strikers have been subjected by the loss
of years weges, naturally suggest the Ell
qaity. Why MAS it ever begun? The ra'i
road company will make up lis loss oy Il
creasing lis charges aud reducing the ~sge'
it pays; but the strikers can never make up
theirs
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Decision Againsf The Sugar Trust.

New YORK. Jan. 9.-Judge Barrett in
the Supreme Circuit Court to day rendered
decision in favor OF the Attorney General
and against the sugar trust. The suit was
brought by the people of the State of New
York against the North River Sugar R.lin
ing Company by Attorney General Tabor
to forfeit the charter of the North River
Company OF this city on the ground that it
had virtually passed out OF existence By sell
ling out all its stock to The sugar trust COM
binations and closing up all its works TIE
action was brought by Attorney General
Tabor for the forfeiture and dissolution OF
the charter Of the North River Sugar Re-
finiug Company because it had exceeded its
powers and franchises in becoming q mem
Der Of tbe'sugar trust. Counsel for defsn
dants took an exception to the ruling OF the
court.
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TeIeeraphfe Briefs.

A fire in Paterson, n. J., this morning destroy
e. ten houses.
Ex-Alderman Cleary, of New York, is the first
Of the boodlers 10 bs tried on the 21st.
The Shah of Persia will visit St. Petersburg in
April, and, afterwards, France, Spain, Italy aud
Turkey.
Edward Harrington, Member of Parliament.
who is in prison under the crimes act, has had
his moustsche forcibly shaved OF.
The Manhattan Club building and furniture. in
New York, were damsge by fire this morning 10
the extent of S12 COO.
fire broke out in the hold OF the steamer
Egypt while vt sea on December 81, ard burned
eight hours before IL was subdued.