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WAns1zx. NrDw,n.
a52 N. CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE ND.
WIZ open IN Willard's hotel private paxlors
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL,
and ensuing week. the latest Paris Novelties In Cos
t,imes Wraps. Carriage, Reception Drssses Morning
Dresses. Matinee aud Tea Gowns. ord.r. taksp ma
perfect hts guaranteed MA lff
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BOWLING. Aucuoneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE Visit SIDE or SIKH STREET BE-
TWEEN z AND G STREETS SOUTHEAST,
WASHINGTON. DC.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated October g. ID.
1882, and duly recorded Liber g. folio I6t Ell
Of the land records of the District Of Columbia
default having been made IN the payment of princp
and interest and at the request Of the Iarty holding
the notes secured there. will sell ut public
ton. III front of the premises to the highest bidder,
on FRIDAY, THE TMESTi-SECOND DAY OF NO
MEMBER, AID. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all
that certain piece parcel Of land and premises sit
uate III the city OF Washington De- being part of lot
numbered sixteen (l6) square numbered eight hun
drea and fortysix ts40 described particularly
follows: beginning for the point hun
dred and forty 4 feet from the northeast cor
ner OF said square; thence running south along the
line of sixth ,6th) street fourteen ia teet thence
west nlnety-twu tY2l feet one inch; thence north
fourteen l4l feet. thence east ninetytwo (y2I
one inch TO the pfce OF beginning together with the
improvements thereon
Terms OF sale half cash balance in three equal
payments IN six 10, tafve az and eighteen a -
months, with interest at the rate OF per
semi-annually and secured by deed OF upon
property Sold or all cash. at purchasers option. Terms
OF sale to be compiled with date
sale. GEORGE L. EMMONS,l -.
nl1-eots MAHLoN ASHFORD, : trustees
eFTHE ABOVE SAIL Is POSTPONED IN con-
SEQUENCE OF The RAIN UNTIL SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER THIRTY, 1889, Al HALF PAST
THREE O'CLOCK INSTEAD OF FOUR, AS ABOVE
STATED, By ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
n2.t-dts THOMAS DOMlINC. Auctioneer
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NEo. ". sTICKNRY. Anctloneer. 93e r ct

GEO. W. ST1CkNEf, Ancnoneer, $3.50 Est
TRUSTEE's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON SECOND STREET
souTHMEsT BtTWEEN n an STREETS,
l242 AND FROM 12iS, INCLUSIVE. To l2aS
SECOND STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY of certain deed of recorded in Iiber
1896, folio pa ct of the land records for the
District of Columbia and the request of the parry
secured thereby will offer for sale a, public aucton
DAY Of DECEMBER, AID. 1sS9. ct HALF PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK IN, the following described prop
erty the City of Washington, District OF (olunhs
known aud described as Lots IS. "a. S5. SO, 50 and
also the north - feet OF Lot a. Lots A. aud as and
the south feet OF Lot A in JH Marrs subdivision
square b97 Sold subject to deed Of trust 10 Sc
cure 800 each Of Lots SO, 81 30, So 81 aud IS,
with interest from April 1S 1889 and also subject 10
deed Of trust TO secure the sum e269s SO on Lots
A. 44 and part o. Lots Al and AZ with from
March %, 1859
Terms Of saie One half cash and the balance in six
months from day Of sale secured by deed trust op
the property sold with interest all cash, the OBJ.
ton o. the purchaser. deposit &5U will be re-
quired each lot part Of at time of sale All
conveysncing and recording at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with in 10 days
n23-eo&ds FIELDER p HACKNEY, Trustee
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We have two hue residences in Mt Pleasant on Park
street and Howard avenue at speculative prices Also
residence in Anacostia on Monroe street. n23-9t
EOk SALE t522 ST. NV; THAT ELEGANT
y New lhr-e-story and Basement Corner Brick
House containing IA rooms: 4 sleeping apartments:
4 rooms deep; pressed brick and brown stone trout
cabinet mantels things &c. very superior plumbing
ana steam,heating al paratus. For price. terms &C.
apply to FkED W. P1LLING. owner and builder
1885 18th st. NV. oc29. / m
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FOR SALE--HOUSES,

Tor sALE-HANDsoME NEW MOUSE. TEN
n23-3t 625 Fstn.
LrOR SALE-CHARMIN0 NEW CORNkR HOUSE
4 near Dupon: circle ten rooms and bath; tsaut-
fully finished: delig htful location; az. 900,
n23-3t SIS ct NV.
Tor sALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY ON r ST.
n23.3t i3o3 at.
EQR SALE IT ST. bet 9th and 7th
Linden St, lie Droit NV, 2.story and base
Park, 2 story and base ment W. press ok.
ment, Or. and b., am. ar and b q MI s., 800
ii;,r..:......-......$ $4,000 10th st bet q and
l1th St me-, near East NV, 3-story frame.
Capitol, 2-story and lot 2Oxl 90; rents for
basement, 5r. aud b., Gao, ground and i'm
n st. near 5th NV. so foot. *"''0r'
story and basement, 18th St near Wnw.,2-
or and b.. ami. 4, 900 story and cellar, Or.
. st. near 18th NV, s. and b., am 1. (; q COM
story and basement, plete home. ma. $50
i2r and q mi. 2,500lW St near 18th, 2-story
Sd ST. betD and NV, bw press prick, Or.
3-story and basement, and b., a mi -. =, 500
p sr: and DAM 5000 Badensburg road ne,
higgs stnear 18th NV, 2-story Or frame,
3-story and basement new with barn; good
pr and b.. an ideal lot; $1,000 $3.50
home. .............70Ool cash; bal $40 p. mo.
For further description and particulars REGARDING
the above apply 70
~ should see the handsome Residences have At
Az prices Houses on installments Designs and
inmates Iaas f1r building furnished JONAS GIBBS,
Ioth and r n23- ST.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES& LOTS
OFFICE OF
wEscorr, WILCOX Z co.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS


A.,
We. sIe ls'n ~ Oct " Ana ~. hree- 40 sno
us.ofy nriSh AZ rooms sad ali nii e'"eo
"cs. SUE 30 ~ near Washington en-' aoo
NJ .La <.sht ,5oom Dts $500. sow
basement Br,cs : rrnIns. .ii,r 1000
South side O ct near 18th > story and base
ment Brick; rooms and bath. ............. 5000
West side of 18th near NJ St r.: q rooms and
bath. lot l1HSO To alley; Brick House: in
splendld condition. $500
"Sst sue Nflh pet i and n SITS. O-rVom
fraihes lot l&xilO to alley ............... S,lOO
On Rhode lslSnJ ave. near i2th st 2-story
ana Basement Brick, rooms and ba;h.... 5000
North ln ' e. Of 8 bel, on and ilth sts.: g
south 30 ~ =, ID Az "a. -. H'sVo
Basement BRICK; Z room, and hath So, 81
xg5.,.,,,,,,,,... n ooo
North side Of Wslisrh near ilt6 a. a N'~~
room BAY window Brick - hooo
East side 35th st near 81: 4 Hou.e.. iot '~~
40xl2s...........,,...... 1900
west side Cleveland ave. 2-story, Groom
BRICK. 2S00
Vest side 22d near X ct, 2-story sroom ~
Frame all IN. l. lot 81 sx5it 49, 45oo
South side Fenton ST near q an rent for
Gil price ......-.-- lroh
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wEsCoTT. WILCOX L CO.,
1907 Penns. ave. NV.
Send or call for our November bulletin containing
full list. ma % %
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NOR SALE
BY FISH 1 MILLER, 1913 ST. NV.

kon SALLY r,s,,
Brick Houses with Mod. Imps
peI fth ana VI 18th bet. y and n.
rSNe nor,...- 100000 W. ] Or. SO. 800
oet. oth and 7th II bet. 9Th and 9Th
n. W., 1Sr. b. 600 NV. Sr- q OOO
1 bet. 9th and 7th p bet 9Th and 10th
NV .!2r. $4,000 NV, gr......:... 5000
MASS; ave-, 9th aud 18th bet. R and n.
10th II. W, 13r.. 5000 W., Sr.....,....., s. $50
I. n. Cap. aud LIST n. C bet. Sd and Atm n
Q bet. LIST and I'd g. VT ave, and n
,ee;, St and sr. 900 wsr M 200
~, I99r 9. 900 ist NV w. o mn 1000
b bet13th and l4th 18th bet. @ and H
9TH bet. and Es VT ave and Tn.
W, st. and Or. 6, 600 W. 7r.....,.,.,. T. $50
new -. 900 and 18th, Tor. 200
W. 7r;..::...: 2. 600 W, r., r.. 500
NV; Or. 1900 Sc. f tH aH each 1'A 800
W 1850 Sc. o.. -1 . ..... 400
", new. l0r:.; g. 600 fer wanted. Nv -
l3th bet and II bet 9th and 10th
H bet. 9th and 18th 32r06, bargain ,76o
ne, houses. 80. 81 600 1 4th bet U and n
II bet. 9th and 7th W., 9 frs: lot
Vt. ave. ana p, Sr 5000 ~A'"' io'00o
We have two fine residences in Mt Pleasant on Park
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THoN BOWLING. Auctioneer.

1HUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO STORY
AID CELLAR BAY WINDOW SEVEN-RoOM
'BRICh DWELLING ON SECOND STREET NEAR
STREET NORTHEAST.
Under and by virtue of q deed of trust dated Aprii
%, Alb 1887, and duly recorded in hber l. 32 folio
lO one OF the land records Of the District Column
bia and 1t the request OF the holder the note Sc
cured thereby We will sell to the highest bidder at
public auction, IN front of the premises, NEDNES-
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A d.
1889, at HAlF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, the fol
low ing described real estate situate the Of
Columbia, and known and distinguished lot No.
in square No I55. as the same is duly recorded IN
book IA. folio rs of the land records in office of Sur
thereon, also known No. 4l9 I'd street north
east.
Terms easy and made known at time Of sale A de-
post of 800 will be required at time sale. Con-
vey ancing and recording at cost OF purchaser IL
terms sale not complied with in days from
day of sale the property will be resold at risk aud
cost Of defaulting purchaser.
W Iii Na1oI pA \, Trustees.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED
PROPERTY ONIHE SOUTH SIDE OF U STREET
NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY sixth.
1889, at HALF-PAST FUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, in front
of the premises will sell lot 1S in square 2O5 'front.'
ing 6sk feet on south side OF street by depth Of
20OA feet TO All alley 30 feet wide.
Terms: oLe-quarter cash, balance in !, and 3
with interest and secured by deed Of trust on
the property, all cash. Conveyancing and record
ing at cost OF purchaser. deposit of q 90 will be
required ut time of sale.
n23-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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EQR RENT:PREss BRICK, BAY WINDOW, SEWN
Rooms and bath; large cellar range and istroiss.
~ ne Wy paBersd ll2o High st x4eorxetown. Key
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IGOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT NEW BRICK
II Dwelling No as 9Th st. nv II has IA rooms,
with all the latest improvements House open for H.
sISsctiOn. IHOS T.. WAGGAMAN,
I23-3t gl7 1T. II.
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NV EseLAxD
SAUSAGE
THOSE WHO pEsIRI TO BE SUE.
Piled WITH THIS DELICIOUS ART1.
Gle WILL PLEASE ORDER BEFORE
MONDAY AFTERNOON. . IT WILL
ARRIvE ON "WEDNESDAY.
INV. BUncHKLL
a1e-am laa6 u Nc.
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LOR SALE-wE OFFER ROW OF SEVEN TWO
IL story Brick Houses on st. n O. near North Cap
ttol st. tp rented 70 good tenants) at price that viii
pay Handsomely. For particulars apply to SWORN
sIEDf = BRADLEY. 927 st no4-lm
LOB sALE-HOUsRs AND LOTS IN MOUNT
n pleaAank =. r. HERTFORD,
oc16-3m 1419 @ 1t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IL 1901 VT ave. l2r. s45 $50 Wallach pl, y 6b %
lg1I IAN st. sS6r....4O 4O4 Richardson pl. 5r IL
Ola 18th st,sk2 doors
RUST & HUNGERFORD.
n23-3t GA l4th st.
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u 1903 ST; lar. $50 Store corner 2:,d and
2yS5 n ST, 1T. --s-..bO l2.0O
1tOl 18TH ST. Or.......3O Stable in alley bet. 18th
lCO6 y. C. ave. 6r....-25 and 10th Paave SITS p
GEO W LINhINS.
nS3-2v 10Th and SITS. II. W
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4 or RZNT by R. q. HoLTZMAN. REAL Es-
l. tate AID Insurance Broker, 10th andf sisn~
HOUSES
2037 St NV. lar. as 22l6H St NV, IT. $50
1926 st. nws l2r. 10 All q st. NV. 7r....,.25
lUlI l2tl NV. lUr-..b 42} " st.n.W, 0r sta =,
lzVl ST., Or. store -60l623 Az ST. sw., 6r....l7
1879 18th ST., 6r......4O 422% l1th s.w, III
btU ST. Or. store i.}5l st. w., Ar. 20
liz Pa ave-. 9r..
FURNISHED HOUSES
K bet 18th & Sth .4I6. GO 9th above st. $50
Mass ave AID thomas Ii nr. 2lst ST.. Sr ......l5U
circle IT.. 800. 80 ST. 18th, I2r 100
lonA ave IA. 81. 100 Ny til, Sr. 5
h bet. 18th Is, l5r. 25O X near lsth, l2r 100
J. bet lsth i5. pr. 25O Il mr.. lOth, Tor ....lOO
l3.h mr. L. lOr 10 18th bet. X, Ut Il %
Yer as mr. y, III 1886 :3Sth mr.. NV, llr ...65
OFFICES
e41 st., I'd 1oor, 5front legant rooms In sun
rs, heated by steam. $50 building, "hreproof . ele-
s4l ID moor, irontrs yttOrs, heated by steam.
lss'sa " s, steam ;;.n, 40 to ago each
40 La ave. from 10 to 20 go Il. n.w...i; 10 IS
STORES.
1o1S Conn. sye...... 20 1G2o Conn. ave........ 10
io23 Conn. ass.... IS 1857 i4th St ~ W. So
lo24 Conn. sye....... 75lI:I29 l4ih st. n w....60
STABLES
1920 Conn. tresr)...25 1O22 Conn av rear) rs
mis- r. o. HoLTzMAN. l0tn and + SIS nv
lrOR RENT-FURNIsHED-
II X i. ave near Conn. ave, IS. 900 for season.
Fine House on tsrraeut square. $4,000 yor season.
Mass ave. near Conn. ave-, 100 i've pionths
iss5 vermont ave-, I'll. 500 per year yea year
100 18th St. NV, o. ,5OC yer year.
1888 st. n-w'' sl.ooo Der year ,o,,
nI3-Sm 1891 St
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wAsH'N DANENHowER.

l,OR RENT-IN GEORGETOWN. BEAUTIFUL
II Little House on Both St bet. y St and Dunbarton
ave-; 3story, rooms and cellar, with all modern
proyements: per mo. $50. For particulars apply to
CHALMERS 4 VOORHEES,. Ia Is NV. n:s:S-lw
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T2OR RENT-622 AND 92O ST. Sc. THESE
II are nice Groom Houses; mod. imps close to
schools, markets and cars. Only $50. EDWIN d.
JONES. 400 st. Sc. n23-3ts
VvOR RkNT-S0S EAST CAPITOL ST, 10 ROOMS,
u cellar; modern larxe grounds $40 in good order.
l21 St ne, rooms; modern; $500. 5l7 9TH st,
sc. rooms, water bath, &c; good stable, ego. 9I5
North Carolina ave. Z Room Brick. modern; S23.
Also Fine Large, 2-story Brick stable, 113
st. SCI $40. NJ. NJ. kOHREK,
n23-M 3O2 last Capitol 81.
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7o1 to TOO Farrsgut
ct. q. W., 5r., 900
2OT G st. NV, b.h.,
mi, l0r.,.,......,.S.00 600
223 Indiana ave. NV
b.h., m l., 9r. 800
1871 18th 81. n. w. b.
/ b. or................1.oO0
l22o Mass. ave. NV,
3s | 81. NV, b. h.
mi, 11r......-......6.50O
! to q alley bet. 18th
and 18th, NJ and n
sts; NV. 1000
1l3a TO l15lK 23d ST.
| NV, (. h............6.000
l5O7 and 500 Va. ave.
and 800 18th st. Sc. $500
lib II st. n. e.. b. H.,
2i6 to 2 = 18th st. and
Ky. ave. bet. sc. ave.
22ii and aai3 7th st. O''
NV. D. H., Or. 900
$500 4 ct. NV, b.b,
| INSTRUMENTATION
1872 26th st. NV, b.
h.. Sr. ..............1, $40
Alley bet. 2lst and
22d, NJ and n sts.
u n-w....--.-.-.--.,..1 800
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For iuII list appIyto WESCOTT WILCOX,
n23 1907 Pa ave nv
I.OR RENT-TEN-ROOM HOUSE; MODERN INf-
ProveIRents recently paPered and painted through
out; bay window; large para rent, 81. 90; IL ID New
Jersey ave. Apply HOG Let n23-3t'
I,OR RENT-THKEE NEW HOUSES; ELEVEN
IL rooms; all modern improvements; Riggs place be-
tween 18th aud 9TH and and stS. ADDISON
LARCOMBE. 1904 st. n2.E:It'
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vantages-dis there are none
of his property He takes great pride in
his homestead, and, without doubt, it is
one of the best additions" attached to the
skirts of Salt Lake City.
Amos estate. or addition, has only to be
seen to be appreciated. tits on Ninth North
street. and before very long there will be a
LOVELY LITTLE TOWN
in that section of this city. There will be
a street car leading right there bye and bye,
and before long; but even now, to the ex-
IRENE western part Of the estate it is only
a walk of ten minutes from the smelter-sO
called-on the Utah Central Railroad.
Amos has got ..the boss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-10
Shiloh,s CONSUMPTION Cure.

No. l. This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold. a few doses invariably cure the worst
cases of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis,
while it's wonderful success in the cure of
Consumption is without a parallel in the
history of medicine. Since it's first dis
cOvery it has been sold on guarantee, a
test which no other medicine can stand. If
you hare Cough we earnestly ask you to
try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and 81. If
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by A. c.
Smith & Co.
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"THINGS HAVE CHANGED. .

Things have changed materially in re-
gard to the opinion of the people concerning
the cure of rupture by DR.. j. S. Blackburn
16 E. First South street. who has more
patients than he can attend to, and has now
got DR.. L. S. Wyand, of Wyoming, and
Prof. Miller, of Denver, Colorado, with
him, to assist him, and it requires all of
their time to attend to his patients who are
composed of the most respectable and
sensible people of Utah The doctor has
made some very remarkable cures in Salt
Lake city, Notwithstanding the prejudice of
the people heretofore. Everyone afflicted
should call and see them, and judge for
themselves. This is a progressive age.
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HE Is IDENTIFIED.

Sheriff Hill says he was present at both
of Simmerman's trials and though time has
wrought changes, he is satisfied that they
have got the right man.
Ex-Governor Nance, of Nebraska, who
was in Office at the time of the trial and who
is now in this city, went to see Simmerman
at the.city jail last night and he is perfectly
satisfied that this is the Nebraska murderer.
Simmerman has not once denied that he
is the man wanted and when curious
crowd gathered at the depot last evening to
try to catch glimpse of him, he grew ner-
vOus and said he didn't like to see a crowd
excited like that; all he wanted was fair
trial.
Sheriff Belnap has done good work in this
case and he Will be among those most anX-
Zimmerman
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Cliff HOUSE.


Il0VtsO7V1
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
feet in It's appointment. Table first class
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G. BRIXEN & Bro, Props.
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FOR SPRING PLANTING

90 TO CHRISTOPHERSEN'S SALT LAKE
" Nursery, on State Road, two miles south of
the city, for your Fruit, Shade and Ornamental
Trees, Roses Shrubs, etc. Home grown as well
as imported. Leave orders in the city at Grund-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-10
GOLDBERG'S OFFERS.

L. Goldberg having just returned from
the eastern markets with full line of the
newest and most fashionable designs in
mems boys and childrens clothing, now
offers the same at better prices than ever.
An elegant line of gents furnishing goods.
Call and see him at his mammoth double
stores in the Wasatch building above the
pOstoffice. Special inducements to the
country trade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-10

CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. McCarron beg to express
their thanks to their neighbors and friends
for the assistance rendered them during
the recent fire which occurred at their resi-
dence, coz Sixth South and Sixth West
street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-10
FOR THREE MURDERS.
Sheriff Belnap, of Weber County,
Makes q Clever Catch.
TWICE SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.
Sheriffs Sparhawk and Hill VIII Take an Old
Nebraska Tough East This Morning
The Reward.

SnerlH Belnap, OF Weber county, accom-
panied by Sheriff Isaac a. Hill, sheriff CT
Kearney county, Nebraska, and a. NJ. Spar
hawk, sheriff of Lander county, Wyoming,
came down from Ogden last night with
Matt Simmerman, alias Tom Mcclure, in
charge. Simmerman, who is wanted in
Nebraska for murder, was arrested in Og-
den last Wednesday by Sheriff Belnap, who
Immediately telegraphed for Sher-
ifs Hill and Sparhawk These gen.
tlemen having arrived, the party
came to this city for the
purpose of obtaining a requisition from
Governor West. The necessary papers
were fixed up and Simmerman was placed
in the city jail over night and viii be taken
east by Hill and Sparhawk this morning.
THE CRIMES CHARGED
against Simmerman is the murder of Jack
Wood, sheriff of Hitchcock County, Ne
braska, and three others, October 16, 1SS2.
He was twice convicted of these murders
and each time sentenced to be hung, the
case having been reversed by the supreme
court on the first trial. After being sen
fenced the second time to be hung, the
Judgment was affirmed by the supreme
court Of the state and April II, 1885 was
set as the date Of execution.
On March ,, 1885, d writ of error was
issued by one Of the justices of the supreme
court Of the United States, and while the
said cause was pending the attorney of
Simmernan falsely advised and induced
United States commissioner to issue writ
of habeas corpus and release Simmerman
on bail
He THEN SKIPPED OUT.
The writ of error was afterward dis
ISGnl hnT the pOnll he
found He was last seen at Great
Falls, Montana, September 6, 1888,
until Sheriff Belnap brought him
to light. Sheriff SparhaWk lives in the
same town with Simmerman's parents and
he has been on the fellows trail for several
years. Seeing a letter to Simmerman's
parents postmarl5ed Ogden, he suspected
that his man was there and letter ad-
dressed TO Sheriff Belnap did the work.
BELNAP's CLEVER CATCH.
Inquiries about Ogden convinced Belnap
that his man had been there, but had left
On election day, however, when there
were free trains into Ogden. Simmer
man came in with the rest of the
and the sheriff saw him. In the course
of time Belnap got into conversation
with Simmerman and finally arranged
to hire him to catch the parties who were
selling whisky to Indians. The sheriff was
almost convinced he had the rigt man, but
Sparhawk had written that the fellow
spoke Spanish, and to further corrobOrdte
the evidence he set about to see whether or
not SimmerInan possessed that accomplish
ment So he casually remarked that there
We're some gypsies camped outside of town
who had been stealing, but rs they spoke
nothing but Spanish he could DO nothing
with them.
IF you want a man to talk Spanish
said Zimmerman,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting of the stockholders of the Utah
Broom company will be held at the office of the
company at North Salt Lake, Salt Lake city,
Monday, April s, 1889, at 10 am. for the purpose
OF removing W. A. Byers, trustee, and Trea-
surer E. F. Jones, trustee, and Vice President
7. W. Armstrong, trustee, and Secretary j. H
Hedges, trustee, and the election of their sue
cessors. c. o. PERRY, president.
Salt Lake City, March 5, 1889.
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RrUDING LOTS IN THE CITY.

Cheap homes, easy payment These are
not country additions. but are situated in
town on First street, between Q and Z,
facing south, and are very desirable for
residences. Easy terms. Glad to snow
them at any time. Call and see US.
SEAN & Co. 245 Main street
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w. L. Harlow, late partner Of Tullidge
Il Co. will from and after this date, con-
tinue the sign painting department at the
old stand of Tulidge 81 Co.
And the above firm take great pleasure in
assuring the public that in all class Of sign
work MIR. Harlow can, and will equal any
in this western country.
We also desire it understood that while
the above parties are net acting as . firm.
yet they will continue to work to the
mutual interest of all.
W. L. HARLOW,
TULLIDGE & Co.
Salt Lake City, March 5. 1889.
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Answer this Question.

No. 2. Why do so many people we see
around US seem to prefer to suffer and be
made miserable by Indigestion, Constipa-
ton, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming
Up of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for IS
cents we will sell them Shiloh's System
Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold
by A. c.. Smith & Co.