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NsARRIED COUPLE or mother and son
Itl on rentlemsn's place, staten lsisnq :
oood wages Call Mrs. TYJltshs Soo oth4
ave-, near 2dth.st.
Males.
ARE you SEEKING EMPLOY.
AMENT. H--The old established Messe-
nailtan Agency, IN most reliable employ
Tent bureau IN America, can AID oesNnle
ran: secure employment ~ once mahaRefA
sssks ma sslens6, jsnitoiS. care-sskf5s
Hsefui. men, farmers, eoachnen and garden
ere mechanics or any trade profession e
caiifng, fWE ALSO FURNISH MALE
HnI.f EVERY DESCRIPTION. "FREE
10 EAPLOTERSTl Gall write o. &c
IAN 16hHGY, oa5 Brozdwey. =.
1T EREE 10 ESiPIsoYERS-'--Mals haip
IL On an kinds, carefully solicited. ana
cent, city OF country order by letter %
teleGrach a. our expenne. XETHOPOll-
TAE AGENoY, 0ec Broadway.
w ANrED.-State managers, general a1d
w eDeeiai agents TOR Eestern and Wed
err States; special terms MADE With compf
tsnt perRohe only thoss having 9xperic1sf
s ei,l, AMERICAN fONTfNE hAVINe@
ffSfoN, Stewart Buileine. 40 bfoeaWsg,
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flats 90 Grt, FURNISHED,

NICELY Furnished rooms tor gentlemen,
IN or gentleman and wife; permanent or
transient $50 4th-aye-
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N->>~.>>,-~~-e
4 -YovELpA, ABATEMENT ,sl HoUsE.
"A. No. 1,x sS,Ds LIZ; S. tSsloN'AVA'' '
Elegant flats 70 rent; o and z r9oms
modem improvements; stem heated htht
airy and cheerful. 49,,
A -ELEGAHl 25.ioos single IA. On LonoS
N. Hin, 8 rooms and bath AL improve.
monts; handsomely decorated; 70 be sen all
i sssh i aSn Eas e foS-% A - p
A LCIzAK --flrcproofj 100 and l22 Eagt
N 66th-St, between Lexingtpn ana PARK
eyee -Elsgsas new apaltments; . large
s sIsS s, s neat ssisd "a Sss soOsa pssassi
elevator. Ia4gife " premises: gANITok
II LQoas and sPsffns9ss e is ~ in private
bushes bushes APpiy 2 E EHSsstsr gNS' ASI
IL1TS On and Sll.ight rooIns and bath
Asais ssea eAt and fiosh.ss. snd lexington:
ave a9e 1otss-,t;, q. z ana i rGgKns ana 3
RLITS. -ISrst second, fourth; .s9e. So,
free e MsS 1; two blocks from PAX;
janf tors services; owner on premises. j, 303
farE-sye., WITH. 18th sts
FLATs TO L EE66RiRpdS ~
spth-st and sth.ays. rooms Jest con.
renss rs3 !, sg Z ~ e geo pet nsasa Inquire
m AND8OMn apartments Of sqA 8
Ill rooIra IN ney building, on Goth-st,
near Shave. all improvements. including
elevators; reats low. Apply ON premises,
% West 6otA-sN
AnT H-ST., 2I5 WEST.-The PieFrepont
~ Q light rooms and bath modern i'm
propements; reat, $50; allowances.
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tl1ork il3anten.


Females.
~ ASHIER.-By q competent young
- woman I: reference. CASHIER, Tribune
Branch ONCE. los West 42d-st.
m ESIGNER.-A lady who thoroughly un.
~ derstands designing, stamping, beading.
bfaldIng and all kinds OF embroidery wants
a situation; also abroad. Address III. N,
Box IS, Tribune Uptown once, 1,23S
Broadway,
STFNoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- By young girl; works on the Ham
mond small salary expected at nrst. Ad
e.ess HAMMOND. Station b.. jersey City,
STENoGRAPuER and TYPEwKITER.
- Young lady desires good position In
some oflee: rapid. accurate and willing 70
work. Address E. w. d.. LIST Bulton-st..
brooklyn
TTYPEwRITER and sTENoGRAPHER
i Young lady, experienced, desires po-
Eition; good references sten0. speed, 100
salary, $40. Address q. NJ, 90 rompklns
P1Ace, Brooklyn.
TNYPEWRITER.- by young lady. Al.
dress j. h, 142 Fulton-st., room "a.
VoUNG LADY, good peDman. desires
i posi- ton I'm an ONCE, or any genteel
business. s. r., Tribune Branch ONCE,
100 West 42d'st
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7f&k $9A 1s<zHf, xkxnfs y. fff.st..
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AeIp ipallleo.

Males
| A GENTS. and ladies' Of good
"A sddless aud ability can sscnre pleAbans
Rs sss E sfFPlffgSRsEP' gSzivS'f sSs
UNION. $50 Broadway, ". Z.
w ave special agents Dts COZ New'Fosi city
States, 81 tho Mutual Reserve Funif Lifs
AZ sfsSs. spssisl s Sss ,h VII g ae
business experiences and who are WILLING %
| secure personal business need Eppiy, 40.
dress Mr.. N. w. BLO2s, SECOND yicc.presi.
agencies. Mutual Reservs Fund LILO klsO-
sieton Peter buildings IS ParR Row,
WANTED.-M and wife 10 20 an hou,
w from New-Hork-in the eountryf man Is
horses and act as coaehnan wheti needed !:
wife rs hfstclaas cook and general house.
WORK IN small family reliable man and wife
references Vim be inyestisatsd CaE 81, 81
address w. II. H0AG, 81 IaWt0n-ays., New
west Washington Market, foot OF 14th-sg.,
Hew-York
w ANTED. General and District Agents
w for New-York City and foe oil parts Of
and secure budnsas for the Nationa life
Association OF Hartford, Conn, a sRfe, pro.
gressive company, with equitable and at.
nrst-class men Address. b, 3. FLETCHER,
General Manager Hartford, Conn.
w ANTED.-A few suaFt boys 10 each q
w the following cities Jersey Cig, Eliza
beth, Bayenne,. Eewafk. Weetheld, Crsn-t
fSsd ri and q ESselle A6iaTssS Ssh stamp
field, N. J.
w ANTED. Gardener and useful.inan 10
w live Ia Rentieman's house, must be
single German preferred Addless At once
With full parslculars z. o p, Tribune
w ANTED.-A frst-ciass nan for the sub
w seyipnen department q . prominent
large experience In the publishing business
nents WIN be offered to the night man. "A.
dress. stating references and salary ex.
pested. ALGONQUIN, Tribune oaice,
WANTED Educated proof and manuscPipt
w reader, for seientine book: state eS-
6 ptSSn e Once ss'1 TEAS 6soaSva " Tribune
w ANTED. boy about 10, 70 address on
w velopes and copy must write good plain
hand address, statii wages wanted, FEN
Females.
GLASSES In g. T. Taylor system Of cut
" ting and fitting now forming ~ Young
Women's Christian Association, East Elf
toenth-st. apply At once.
AIDES taught dreasmAking and cutting
IL Call or wffbe for circular, STONES
DisRSSMAKlNG PARLoRS, $40 6ttaye.
fETANTkD.--A swede or German girl for
w general heusework In family OF 4
must understand plain cooking and be good
washer and iTOner referenee required. Gail
81 1853 West isoth-st
M AETED for next September, in q pn.
w yate family, North German cover.
ness Latin, drawing and mathematics 70
aulred. Address r. D. Box GO, West Point,
n. Y. a
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A RTIsTIC DRESSAAKIN0. = Imported
"A fashions, spring and Summer styles pot.
feet NJ and finish; hotel orders hpecinlty
goods furnished n desired. Mrs. MeELR0X
" East Sth-st, opposite Dennlne =
nREssAfAKER 70 90 out By the day
~ terms 81 80 Ia excellent litter, ylisf
draper; good references 1R2 West 20th.st
n REssA by nrstelass dress
~ maker; wishes 70 20 Out " the day
or take work home uAlna 5. y: Taylor
system; terms reasonable. MISS kAY-
kNAGh. 800 sth.ave.
n RESSMAKER end MILLlNEk OF sone
~ experience 70 20 cut by the day in
private families original Designer; peffevt
htdtsri stEnsh osape5 rsmsoeain1 fssfnSe'
167 East 1o9th-st
~ IRsTCLAss cutter. litter. wishes work
II IN private family not accept common
work. JEANNE, Tribune Uptown Once,
1,2Ss broadway.
YOUNG Partisan dressTDaker, arriving
Il from Paris, wishes customers Empire
Direct0ire, new styles and Pafislan ehie.
- -
Business Chances.
4 OPTIONAL capital procured Tor bnei-
IA ness purposes; Investors advised with
out charge) Of desirable opportunities; high
est commercial references. 0Isit15 &
CARLETON, Brokers. 2o2 Broadway.
10 UTTER, CHEESE AND EGG STORE
i - Sasl trade So0d s sos ne Kaib aSs
Breoklyn-
EoR SALE-BUsINEss BARGAIN
II An established business IN an I'M
portant carriage attachment, covered BY
patent. Universally advertised sensr.
ally introduced. Chance Tor lisht mse y
death q principal Apply j. L NJ ess
EoR sALE.-REsTAURAN account
II other business, downtown restaurant
established and owned by me SIX year
rent. 81, 200 daily receipts. ~ % 49,
prize; $4,000. oPPoHruHlrh' 10
NOR SALE.-Old-estab and prosper.
IT GUS country store bnaness and prop
erty in Connecticut Pea. sAore town grow
vi Address ). 9. Do@D. Madlson. Conn.
ID ARTNER WANTED. Man Of eduoa-
L ton with s9, 900 b Join me IN printing
and publishing business; established years.
ID ARrNER wANTED-To handle, the
Il each and wait on customers: male or
female $500 cash. AUply 10 A, ]. SMITH.
496 Broadway. N. Y.
g PLENDID CHANCE to invest In near.
- by enterprise Will bear fullest lnVes-
tlgetIon. Fun particulars, ELBERT, 81
Broadway, Room IL.
w ANTED. Partner with capital and en-.
w terprise IN push new hfstclass
scheme prospectus Address with stamp,
care s., 523 Myrtle-aye., Brooklyn, n: Y.
VIZ ANTED.-Partue with small casa capt.
W ital Tor female minstrel and bilrleeone
company; ready 70 start playing week stands.
VI ANTED. Partner with small cash capt.
w tai for female minstrel company: ready
to start playing week stands ROBERT
31S Broorae-st.
WI AETED.-A live nan with some cash
w 60 take half interest in on ezthbiished
real estate business here In city: good op-
portmity. HODGES. SO cedsf.st
Wy ANTED. "A partner 70 buy one-half so
sere farm stock and tools; $500 down;
balance on time. Box 235. Eew.Bruns"iek'
90 snn WILL SECURE half interest
tDO.OUU IN and management OF big pay
ing business near NNewsYork; real estste
security given. TO be forfeited 20 investor
should business prove unsucccequl or mis-
represented particulars given ut interview
only. Trinity Building, III broaaWay'
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a $500 CASH BUl 49,.
s e.; ne h esSsc oMa6DoREs sirea ~
sisUSITzE. Che sire q s5r a ,l,; y.
- ~ - a. nj. PATCHEN, 2 ;25 IL CON-
x0boEE is seven years old. 15 "a hands
tis6s weighs fully 1850 pounds; has long,
faxinr "A, free from spot or blemish; has
S.esf epcfz<e ana endurance does rot shy
~ n,:,l p6fscctiy safe for most findd person
70 drive needs no boots or Toe weighssi has y,
eac..r rr5tted for money, 50 has NO PUBLIC
SrFoED; would make 9 valuable horse
e. rad or trnek purposes he showed TWO
TRIALS in IS and :27 Ia ct LEXING-
f1T KY, e. which time he cost 1850,
Ssf h is - good now, II not better and
S4H warrant him in every way Is repre-,
senlsd sod that he win tFst . FULL MILE
IN $50; TIME SHOWN PURCHASER;
Nj,l allow Responsible parties 20 oa9s 20
fesf lis speed and driving qualities; also
Sdshsf busy by Brewster; top pony phae-
lop, siugiS. double road haxness, robes,
blankets, &c Gall owners private stable,
no. 12S wess 60th-st-, between 9th aud
ri arex
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Real estate to Grtbanee.


EXCHANGE.--wIl exchange halt inter
II est IN wonderful new invention TOT
city or country property. EXCHANGE.
Box 4. Tribune Office.
Il XCHANGE stock farm, with stock, m
Ia D1tchess County, for city property or
vicinity. J. A. HoYT. III broadway.
EoR SALE or Residence
a OF Glen Ridge, N. j., for Brooklyn or
N. Y. city property; equal In location 10
Orange or Montclair; near 20 depot; modern
house, rooms; eS, 500; only small amount
cash required. JOSEPH NJ. WILLIAMS,
Sc Wall-st
FEoR SALE or story and
basement frame house all Improve
mems; reasonable terms. Apply AZ 1913
Pucntm-aYe.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Brook.
Il fyn property; two lots on grade, cellars
exeRvate0, on 76th-st, between Avenue A
and the river; equity about "a, 600; broker
commission allowed w. BoGERT, 1872
Nassau-st.
1.-TWO ZINC OIL PAINTINGS. famous
d French and Flemish artists, solid silver
tea service. &C.. 70 exchange Tor cottage or
land worth 81. coo at LarchmonE Pelham or
MamarOneek, near the wstes Address
Tx BCUToR. Advertisement once, 654 Sd.
ave.
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GOuuirp Real estate for Sale.

$3.50 .' sSC 4, s :, 4ET cIss;s ys
fleasantaye., n. y. {3rownstcne house 70
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HoACHMAN and GROOM.--By young
~ man Of 20, who thoroughly understands
the care OF horses, carriages and harness;
can clip; understands lawn machines ana
take care OF lawn; milk II required left
last place on account OF far1ily going ~
Europe; lrst-elass reference from laet and
former employers, who can be seen. Adde'S
w, Box 10, Tribune Uptown ONCE. i,2Ss
RrnadWay
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

the books from IRE. 1~er Murray, but
they said they had been stoutly re
fused their lawful right to inves-
tiGatc the standing cf the Company
kevcrny as last resort recently
appealed to one OF the heaviest stock
holders of the company. Wilson W. Fay
stock broker. At = meeting of the stock
holders of the company at Portland, Ne,
some time ago, Fay was instrumental in
the appointment of u committee to inpssti-
gate the afair of the company 1t Was
thought by Fay that the affairs were not
all right and an investigation was neces-
say and was demanded
Fay said this afternoon: II have decided
no longer to allow certain men holding the
books of the Honorine Mining company to
refuse to place them in the hands of MIR
Keverney, auditor. They have bulldozed
US long enough. 1, as a holder of 49, GOO
shares of stock, demand that the report of
certain significant man be proved true OF
false Many believe there is trouble, and
if any state prison offense has been con-
United, we must know it.n
The case was reported to the super
lntendent of police this morning, and the
department will render all assistance pos-
sible. The treasurer, Mr.. Murray, is en-
pioyed as . clerk in the Office
of Bradley, Hastings 81 Co, Fort
Hill square iron merchants.
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Lcf) obliquc-MRcH. The right Tor left
set moves straight to the front, the other
sets, as soon as disengaged, oblique briSklv
| into position in rear of the leading set
Formations into and from columns OF twos
| and files may be similarly executed.
OXIDES.
In columns of tours and twOs the guide
until changed by command guide right (Or
LETT, is on the side of the wheeling flank
in line or column OF 'platoons it is as indi-
Gated by the above command.
SNOWY MovEMENTs-THE COUNTER MARCH.
This is vety simple movement and is ex-
ecuted when the company is in column Of
tours open order. The command will be:
Right (or left COUNTER MARCH.
At the last command, each of the four
men at the head of the column viii turn
sharply to the right Cor left and facing TO
the rear, march back along the lines or
ranks following them. The musicians may
divide and march through the intervals, or
may march along the side of the column.
After passing the rear set of four of the
company, the leading four will counter
march, again resuming the original direc-
ton of march.
In executing this, and other movements in
open order, the men of the respective sets
tances and alignment.
THE zIG-zAG.
1t is executed when the company is
marching in single rank. When the move
ment is to commence, the officer will notify
the first sergeant, who will turn oblquely
to the right (or left and march in the di-
rectlon until he approaches the boundary
OF the street or road; he will then turn at
right angle and march in the other direc-
ton. The men. successfully, will COM
mence the oblique march at the point where
it was commenced By the first sergeant
In executing this march care should be
taken to turn the angles sharply, and pre-
serve the time of the step. The direct
march is resumed at the command foTtrard.
THE LABYRINTH. .
This movement is quite snowy, and will
be executed when the company is marching
in single rank. The command will be:
In circlcto the left Tor right MARCH.
At the command march. the first sergeant,
followed by the company. describes large
circle to the left Tor right. He so directs
his march as to fall within the line formed
by the company and gradually contracts
the circle until the whole mass is tolerably
compact: he then takes sharp turn out
wardly, facing in The other direction, and
marches through the in ervals of the NOV
ing nnes until he reaches the outside of the
circle. In executing this movement the
men should be very careful to follow their
leading file, and to preserve the cadence OF
the step.
At the command f0rUdrd, the direct march
is resumed.
The movement may be executed by pla-
toon by prefacing the command with the
word platoon.
Officers of the various clubs should ex-
ercise their ingenuity in devisipg other tig-
ures and commands.
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Protestant EpiscOpal,

New YORK, Oct. 19.-The Episcopal con.
vention considered routine matters till
noon and then took up the liturgical re-
vision. The final adjournment is fixed for
next Thursday.
In the afternoon session a storm was
created by the introduction of resolution
by the bishops last night changing the
communion service thus: There shall be
no celebration OF the Lords supper except
there be some one TO commune with the
priest"
DR.. Huntington at once moved that the
house noa-concur, saying the proposed
ruling was thoroughly pernicous He
said it was precisely in line with the
doctrine of the church OF Rome The mat
ter was discussed at length, and was de-
feated by clerical vote, the lay delegates
being clearly in favor of it. q
The house of bishops decided not to con
cur in the proposed division of California.
on the ground that such division was CD,
posed by a majority of the Communicates
in the diocese itself, and because there
were not sufficient resources to support
such division in a new diocese.
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TrOtting at Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Oct. 10.-The trottiug races
closed here today. The weather was good
the track fast and the attendance large
Edgemark got record of 2:16 here This
afternoon, which is the fastest four year
old stallion record.
In the 2:40 class Diminished from yes
terday)-Jean Vatican first, Coast Boy
second, Limestone third, Melissa fourth
Best time PAY.
Futurity stakes for three-ye -olds-A
walkover for Palcallo. Best iime-2 :221 y
In the 2:19 class-Houri won, Hendry
second, Kit Curry third, Junemont fourth
Best time-2:l7.
Stallion stakes. 2 80 class value S10, 1000
Ocalyte first Bonnie Wilmare second.
Guelph third, Cheyenne fourth Best
time-2:2lI
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COMMON SENSE,

A man from the north called at the Office
of the Coop. Wagon company to ascertain
regarding the large reward offered by the
agents of Russell & Co. and the F. c. Austin
Manufacturing company, and while there
was invited by the management to look
over the immense stock o implement; ard
wagons; he placed an order for q set of
Common sense BOb-sleds and said it was
impossible for him tn do without them; he
had tried all Others and had now several of
the rigid jointed sleds, which a few years
back were the only kind to be had; he eX-
planned how with a Common sense loose
joint Tor knuckle) sleigh, it was easier on
his team to pull 5000 pounds than 5000 on
other makes which did not have this pecu-
liar feature, it being patented by Sweet
Bros, of Fond du Lac, the manufacturers
of Common sense Sleighs. The Coop.
Wagon & Machine company, who are sole
agents for these goods in the west, have
contracted for 500 sets, and will have an
ample assortment at Ogden, Logan, Eagle
Rock, Montpelier, in addition to the supply
in this city. Prices will be reasonable,
considering quality. To those not being
near po' Its named the G. w. g. M company
desire to state that in nearly every town in
Utah and southern Idaho can be found
some one representing them.
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A Marching Club.

HEADQUARTERS PEOPLES CENTRAL Con-
MIrTEE,
October 10. 1889
A meeting will be held Monday, the 2lst
instant at 1870 pm, in each school dis
trict of the city, at the usual place of meet
ing, for the organization of a marching
club.
Each club will be organized in accord
ance with the regulations adopted by this
committee.
All the officers and en-commissioned
officers Of these marching clubs will meet
for drill and instruction Wednesday. the
23rd instant, at I 30 p. m, at such place as
may be hereafter determined, of which due
notice will be given. Officers and members
of ward clubs are requested to circulate
this order.
BY order of the Committee.
F. S. RICHARDS, Chairman.
RICHARD w. You've, Secretary
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
The Last Day at the Latonta Races Running
and Trotting Elsewhere.


CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-This was the last
day of the fall meeting at Latoaia. The
attendance was large, the track fast and
the weather pleasant.
Three year olds, six furlongs-Pas sion
first, Walker second Cora L. third. Tine
1:1S.
Three year-olds and upward, SIX. fur
longs-Dutchman won, Katie second, Buck
Ter third. Time-f:17.
Three-yea olds and upward, seven fur
longs-Zulu won, Lizzie B. second, Mcc!lic
H. third. Time so.
wo-year-olds, five furlongs-Lottiew won,
Carter second, Mt. Lebanon third Time
= 1:01N.
Autumn handicap, all ages, nine furlongs
-Monitar Hardy won, Longalight second,
Wary third. Time :5516.
Two-year- dds, five furlongs - Prince
Fonzo won, Lizzie c. second, Sam Dixey
third. Time 30
Three year olds and upward, mile-Queen
of Trumps won, Pantalette second, Beth
Brock third. Time :43.
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RACES. TUESDAY. OCT. %.

At the Utah Driving Park. First race
Purse of $3.50; Matt. Cullen enters Don
Angus, record 2:24; B. Harvey enters
Pomp, record 2:24; Thomas Mccoy enters
Tom Linderman. record 2:l9
Second race-For purse of 800; George
Cliff enters Busby; Al. Pendleton enters
Lydia Allen; Smith enters Broacho Jack,
records 2: 35.
Races to be called at 80 pm. Pocf
sold at Cullen Hotel Monday evening. Oct.
u. Look for hot contest and fast time.
Association
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Races at Elizabeth. N. j.

ELISABETH, N. j., Oct 19-Six furlcngs
Little Minch won, Tipstaf second,
Drumstick third. Time 10
One aud one-eighth miles-Badge won,
Lavinia Belle second, Bronzemarte third
Time-1 :5719.
Seven furlongs-Oregon won, Cartoon
second, Craftsman third. Time :29$I
Six furlongs-F'reedom won, Puzzle sec
ond, Facial B. third. Time :1G3I
Five furlongs-Kenwood won Civil Ser
vice second, Ocypete third. Time :03
Mtle-King Grab Won, Wilfred second
Theodosius third. Time :431l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

on Tuesday evening next, at the city hall,
meeting called at 30 o'clock.
Candidates for admission to this club are
expected to furnish their own horses and
equipments, and are requested to be pres
purpose Of enr ing their nan es.
One or Eore troops of cavalry for each
municipal ward viii be enlisted and Or
ganized at the Tuesday evening meeting
and regimental organization will be per
fected. Officers and members of ward
clubs are requested to circulate this order.
BY order of th,. committee,
F. S. RICHARDS, Chairman.
r. ". You've, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20
THE MERCHANTS CARNIVAL.

which takes place at the opera house next
Friday, promises to be one of the greatest
events that has ever taken place in Salt
Lake. All business houses desiring to have
representatives attend should have them
at Caiders hail. Tuesday next, for drill
and instruction. Tickets for the carnival.
granting all privileges, including supper.
gentleman and lady, are So.