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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-04
MILFORD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE Q. CANNON,
JOSEPH F. SMITH,
First Presidency.
NOTICE ITO MILL-OwNERS AND MILLER

A medicine endorsed and used by physi-
clans ana druggists-Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.
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Prescriptions accurately compounded by
Crismon-Scarff Co., the druggists.
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CARPETSi CARPETS! CARPETS!
For the finest and richest display, call at
DinWoodey's.
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p. Il. FITZMAURICE.
Sergeant Signal Corps Observer.
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Yrs. Mary z. VVelch, Teacher of Domestic
Economy at the Iowa State Agri-
cultural College, says:

clean unhesitating commend the Charter
Oak Range, with the wonderful wire gauze
oven door, made by the Excelsior Manu-
featuring Co., of st. Louis, and invented
by Mr.. Giles F. Filley, as the best cooking
apparatus within my knowledge, and one
that will not fail in any respect to give
the fullest satisfaction to all who may
use it."
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Pennyroyal Waters.
NOTICE.
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE AND
i guardianship of Henry E. White ct al,
minors. In the Probate Court in and for Salt
Lake county, Utah. Ephraim Caffall, guardia
of the persons and estates of Henry E. White c
L. minors, having been, by order of the Probat
Court in and for Salt Lake county Utah teri
tory, made May 81, 1889. duly authorized to sell
1t public sale, as such guardian, the following
described real estate to-wit: All of lot 4, in
Lake county. Utah, excepting five rods square
n the northeast corner of said lot. Notice is
hereby given that said land will be sold at public
auction in pursuance of said order ut the front
ioor of the county court house of Salt Lake
county aforesaid at ~ o'clock noon on Monday,
August 8. 1889. EPHRAIM CAF'FALL,
Guardian of the persons and estates Of Henry
E. White ct AL minors.
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California Ernit.

CHICAGO, July 81 Richard NJ. Montgomery &
Co. sold four cars of California fruit; High
land Bartlett pears, 2.05Gl1.65; fancy
Bartlett pears, 3.2O0295: buerre hardy
pears, l.45G l.S5; eros prunes 1901 .05; yellow
egg plumS. 9JIG55c; magnum bonum plums S5c.
peaches, 90TS0c; Foster peaches, half boxes, %.
The Porter Bros. company, sold to-day six
cars Of california fruit Bartlett pears, l30d260:
German prunes, 95c to 1.3j: green prunes, Ito
to 1885, grapes los to 205: peaches 40 to 10;
Columbia plums. 9Oc to 10
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NEW YORK, July 27-Niining quotations
Alice, 500; Belcher, $3.50; Best & Belcher,
$40; Bodie, Sl.Oj; Caledonia, Black Hills,
S2.95; Caller, Sl.S5; Crown Point, 500; Con
solidated California and Virginia, 500;
Commonwealth, $3.50; Deadwood, S1.50; Eu-
reka Consolidated, Sl.O0; Ell Cristo, Sl.10;
Hale and NorcrosS, $3.50; Homestake, $3.50;
Horn Silver, S1.O0; Iron Silver, SI.S5; Mext-
can, SEQ; Mount Diablo, Sl.50: Mutual, 40;
North Belle Isle Sl.20; Ontario, SS400;
Ophir, $3.50; Plymouth, 5000; Savage Sl.50;
Ocean, S2.l5; Union Consolidated, $780, Ward
Consolidated. 81 e.
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New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The stock market TO-
day was in no wise different from that OF tie
preceding day except in so far as the dullness
being greater made it less interesting. The only
movement of importance throughout the, ses-
sion was the further advance of c. c. 4 st.
Louis, common, which after opening up at u
declined per cent. but later entirely recovered
the loss with something in addition and the
market closed dull and steady, to firm at the
close to opening prices.
Government bonds heavy.
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say WY uC w do dG GUO
scene of the murder
would be to involve in
n scandal the name of
a woman GLOVES. This
woman is the wife of
the president of the
court where the trial is
taking place. No &C
tHal guilt is involved,
though the appear
ances are decidedly
against the involved
parties.
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New York General Market.

Coffee-Options opened steady, July 80 points
down and other months 5000 points down !;
closed steady at about yesterdays prices. Sales
ST, 900 bags; August, 13.95G114.15; September,
Il. l0G1440 October, 1920; spot Rio, quiet; fair
cargoes, 23I4.
Sugar-Raw, nominal; refined steady, quiet
Metals-Nominal
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Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. July 27-Cattle- Receipts, $500;
steady; beeves poor to choice 3.50lt4. 40; cows
2.2DG13.UO.
Hogs-Receipts, 1O,5OO; steady, mixed, 4.2OG
4.5O; heavy, 4.l5Gl4.3j; light, 4.356l4T5.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; natives, S.500i.15
westerns, 3.601142O; Texans, 3.4004.20.
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representative dra-
matte organization in
America, for present
ing the class of plays
made famous by this
company, has mapped
out his policy for a fu-
ture which will cover
some three seasons, and
which will after this
summer admit only of
the home company APP
pearing in England,
Boston and Chicago;
therefore this enpage-
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" ANCF L VI n AAS
Wife" "Sweet La
vender" and "The
Marquise. - Either
of the latter two
could easily, Ike
"The Wife, run
through the season,
but for the desire
of Mr.. Frohman to
show the strength
of his company in
different work.
With only three
plays to carry its
company prosper
ously through two
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company, the sue
cess of their first
visit being well re-
membered both here
and by the company
itself, especially as
they appeared as
strangers before
strange faces, and
the manner in which
they were quickly
taken up, left a
memory that cannot
be erased, and they
return with the
pleasant thought
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Boston Quotations.

BOSTON. July q. = Closing prices: Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe first seyens, -; Atchi
son, Topeka & Santa Fe land grant SevenS,-;
Atchison, Topeka s. Santa F'e railroad, 35I !;
Burlington & Quincy, 991s Mexican Central,
common Is; Mexican Central bond scrip, -;
Mexican Central first mortgage bonds, $50 San
Diego, 255R.
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NEW YORK. July y.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July 27-Close-W heat-Firmer;
cash, 7913; September, US December, 799s.
Corn-Firmer; cash, Sc 7-l6; August and Sep
TENDER, 30 1-l6
Oats-Steady; cash, 222s August and Sep
TENDER, 2175.
Barley-September, 63E.
Pork-Easier; cash, August, 10G25E; Septem-
Der, 1910.
Lard-Steady; cash 6.07!s; August, 6O715Q
6.1O; September, 6.l2%.
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years time, is showing that has never
been equalled by a stock company, and it
Is with considerable pride that the fact re-
mains that one year of this time was de-
voted to an American play-"The Wife"
With the return to this city Of the Lyceum
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eyes is well spiced with
and even grotesque
humor, in which moth
ing has been sacrificed
to create a laugh. But
we do laugh merrily
and heartily whilst
wiping our eyes, and
we are ashamed of
neither, for this out
ward show of diverse
feelings is only a just
tribute to the author
who has written one of
the best plays we have
seen for a great while.
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AFTERNOON

Rye-Firm; cash, 42iE@43.
Barley-September, G3ls@GS5.
Whisky-l02.
Shoulders, j.12H65.25.
Short Clear-5.7 5G5S11a.
Short RIBS. 40a5.50.
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PAYETTE NuRSERY.

Growers of general nursery stock,
wholesale and retail, at lowest prices. Lo-
'ated on the o. S. q L. railway. Catalogue
tree. Address all orders to the Payette
Nursery Payette, Idaho.-125 acres.
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also for the first time on
Saturday night, was
written by Sardou, and
is entirely unlike either
THE Wife" or Sweet
Lavender" 1t is said
90 show the remarkable
versatility Of the COM
pany. Lhe compiled
lions OF the play arise
out of the fact that a
navy officer on a certain
night is a witness of a
murder Of which an in
innocent man is accused.
~. a. - "a ...... = 4. 80 -
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" = 49, -
engagement, is re-
m e IN b ered with
pleasure by those
who witnessed it
last year. AS given
by this perfect or
ganization, it is one
of the prettiest
plays ever pre-
scented. There is a
serious interest for
those who incline in
that direction, com
edy for those who
like fun, and sad
ness for those who
suffer disappointed
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NEW YORK, July 97-aoney on can easy,
with no loans; closing at 219.
Prime mercantile paper, 41zQ5
Sterling exchange, dull and steady; 6o-day
bills, 1852! demand, 4.S7H.
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Thousands have been relieved of in
digestion and loss of appetite by single
bottle of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The use of
this medicine, by giving tone and strength
to the assimilative organs, has made in
Vulnerable cures of chronic dyspepsia.
Price 81. Worth s. bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28

Hurry if you want parasol! Auerbach
Bros. are closing them out at less than half
value
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II ANAaN " S4AA p hAN ~
rev play to us. 1t was
the Lyceum's opening
piece Of the winter of
1889. Pinero, the re-
nowned English play
wright, is the father ef
it, and it ran 400 nights
at Terry theatre, Lon
don. Sweet Laven-
der" made a hit at the
Lyceum theatre, only
second to that of 1.-The
Wife. " II was played
$50 nights. 1t serves
~ iutrOduca the com
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NAe@ANAS1o NNAASo "a
love and honest feel
ing which might be-
long to any period
or any place. The
single scene Of the
bachelor chambers
in the inns of the
court, London, in
which the three acts
of the play take
place, might, so far
as the story is con-
cerned, be III Paris,
Berlin or San Fran
cisco. When it was
produced in New
ed a witty retOrt to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28

You don't have to continue dosing with
Simmons Liver Regulator. Often little
cures effectualy.
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Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL July 27.-Wheat-Quiet; demand
fair, holders offer moderately. Red western
spring IS 4d; @y7s Cd; do. winter 7sgD7s I'D.
Corn-Steady, demand falr.
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SIGNS-CHARLES PETERSON-SIGNS.
Equal to any. Interior Decorating, etc.
Back to the old stand of w. G. Morris.
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T Tludg tNGullB anu
Pinero's ''Sweet LaveI
night one of Victoria
efforts, " The Mar
suise.n The company,
with a few added play
ers, is exactly the same
as was seen here last
year, and is composed
of Herbert Kelley,
Henry Miller, Nelson
Wheatcroft, Charles
Walcot, Charles Dick
son, Walter Bellows,
Fred Tibbitts, w. J.
LeMoyne, Georgia Cay.
van, Grace Henderson,
Louise Dillon, Olive
Brooks, Mrs. Charles
Thomas WhiheH.
1.-THE Wife" which
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There viii be sale of goods damaged by
the fire at John Mcdonald & Sons, com,
menciug on Monday, July Is.
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REMOVED.

Drs. Freeman and Burrows, to Scott
Auerbach building. Front rooms, II & IS. :
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Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Petroleum opened trn
at 1904, and closed steady at 1904.
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ment Will be the last opportunity of seeing
the company for at least four years. Since
the Lyceum company's birth it has given
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COMMERCIAL.
Weather.

CHICAGO July 27.-Temperature: New York
&C; Chicago. IS; St. Louis, 50; Cincinnati, So;
New Orleans, o.
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"'"'' Mr.. Daniel Frohman,
having firmly established the Lyceum
Theatre company in New York city. as the
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
Liverpool TO Salt Lake city only S63. Re
duced rates to and from all parts of the
world, at Groshell's cut rate ticket Office.
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CARPETS! ECARPETS! CARPETS!

For the finest and richest display, call al
DinMoodev's.
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DRAMATIC AND LYRIC
Glimpses of Some Well Known
Dramatic Faces.
RYAN STEPHENS LATEST MOVE.
Fhe wife-Sweet Lavender-The Aarquise-
Stephens Deserts the Glass Field
Amusement Notes.
Daninl Ernhman,s

Daniel Frohman's
matchless Lyceum
Theatre company
will make their re-
appearance in this
city after a years
absence at the thea
tire for three nights
and Saturday matt
nee, commencing
nextThursday even
ing. They will pre-
sent, besides 1.-The
Wife," their other
two great successes,
and the repertoire
has been arranged
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Bullion.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Bar silver, 9l1S.
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manis accused. 6eOI0ta CoB0dn'
For the officer to state which is the muir
derer would be to compromise himself. To
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psny in an entirely different light than
THE Wife" It is said to be one of those
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Sweet Lavender" which will be given
L,,-idn, nrrnr,ir,cr and Saturday matinee Is q
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Charles Dickson.

I OTh II was GOuSLl
those disciples who
think a play can
not be healthy with
out being insipid-
William Winter, the
celebrated New
York critic, in CON-
menting upon its
first production,
pronounced the play
"as brilliant as a
fash flight" while
its characters were
good women and
honest men. He
also said: "Thepure
sentiment which
brings tears to our G
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Harharl KcLceai

as follows: Thursday {
De Willis American
Friday evening and
Pinero's "Sweet Lave
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Yening, Belasco and
play, 1.-THE Wife,"
Saturday matinee,
and Saturday
Cnr5o,,1g rrao+aor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28
brings tears TO our
refined wit. quaint

..The Marnnisc. y which will be presented
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ed a witty retOrt TO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-14

4 TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF ADGER-
non :. SULLIvAY.-The following i an ex-
tract from full sketch published in the
New York Eraoqeiist and written bv the
Rev. Richard D. lIarian. nf the Fint Pres
hyterian Chu cll, New York, Of which
church llr. Sullivan wa- "a devoted and
cnn-iIcn, member. strong lillar and
shining ornament" "No picture
Mr.. sullivan would be complete without
r.cal.ng the mlny-idcdne.s of the man. lie
-cem'd To- stand fuur..quare to every wind
that blew" in this great city. Full Of pub
lie .pirii. with Il mind that WAS ho-pitable
10 every great enterprise Of pitb and mo.
meni," he touched the great life Of the me-
rropoli, ut many and mot diverse poin 5.
Muse. Literature. art and the general civic
iniere-i- claimel his attention. lie was a
parl of the lie of the city, filling place in
It which few men Of this generation have
iiilcd lie was associated intimately with
ali Of it, progressive life: and when he died
the leading representatives Of legal. pOliti-
raI, commerciaI, art. social and philan-
thropic circlc-. and Of numerous olb'r de-
panmenis Of interest and cGort in this full
lifrd city. gathered around his bier TO do
him reverence, filling The church to over
flowing. The heimg1ng las the
Germans beautifully name dea.h) Of man
of God i. not drf-at. but complete tri-
umph. Therefore we chanied no mOurnlul
uncraI drge ~ about the body Of slain
warrim; bat we sang soug Of Victory.
The ear OF faith caught the echo Of the
heavenly strains. and with a song Of thanks
giving, and Of expectation We bade our
friend, a4f ioeideTsehea
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One of the most delightful of Susan Cool
ilsc'. stories. "Whp ate ths @ I'en'> Lunch
epu?" op,ns the Fabrulrs IKis A'cdke,
with b'au iul frnIi>picce by Glret.
Another short story ~ Singu arlv humorous,
y vilcn'in. str;y, /, cattle TIE Apple of
D. ,cnrd." and will entertain all the era n
mar school b,ysal sirls; IL i by Gsorgi'
am Wl.hinstol princes MybloSon'
bv Annette Ly.ter with ia eight pictures,
ia d,nty ftiry story. Children in Itslian
Scnlpiur-." b. M,bh +. RjiinSon. is a
model art.ptp'r for yoarg people, with in
teresiing picture. The serial stories by j.
+. Trnw5,id g anl Mrslret Sidney are
very popular for f.nily rerding-I genial
happy home element prevades both; Phron-
sic's dragons" are irresistible. "Thc Tup-
per Children" /, short story of the old
war-day- by Miss \. c. PIympton, full OF
dash and fur. "Flrty eight Hours a Day"
will intore,t all a>tronamically- minded
y4mng fox M their elder. ~ we'll Nom
s-n>e Animals" i very amusing and affords
hint fur home fun of an evening. IAN
Oil Fashioned Boat" i. an interesting
Chapter in the prnsre-s of invention. ny
E.nnst Tisrrsol Mrs.. Sallie joy While
ia her ca l?tcr al "rhe Use Of the Oven
tell, how pptatoc' ar. b ,kr'l ia the Boston
pub ic ,cIpo> Mr.. GDllAnl Orpen gives
the history Of the famous Spanish crown
pearl the Pcesrina. Prof Siarr, in his
scpl ,gicIi series, Describes some of the
cravings The Tooth of Time" In the
w dcparim mt, M N AMI Taing'." are
all sorts of COOL original anecdotes and
breezy short talk" Tnc poems of the
number are miny aud god, the Ramona,
Po.;-Ollicr. Puzzle anG & 4 F. Il. L. sec
ton. very full and entertaining. Only
- I0ayear d. Lpthrop Company, Boston.
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lIerfco.

There * in the book market so little of
standard character relating To modern Mex.
len that well written, well-digrsted work
on that subject will meet with hearty well
come The people of the United States. as
"a whole, are none too we'll Informed rs TO
the history, government, and present social
and political condition of the Mexican re-
public; nor have the, any adequate idea Of
the country itself, or its picturesque scenery,
its architectural peculiarities. its climate,
its methods of travel, and its thousand and
one characteristics which make il so thor
onghly foreign to dwellers oa this side the
horder We have just ready new volume
of travel, through our sister republic. enti-
tied Mexico. Picturesque, Political, Pro-
gre.sivc." the inint work Of Mrs. Mary EIiz-
ahclh Blake, of Boston. aud Mrs. Margaret
F. sullivan. of Chicago b. h lAdies have
attained high position in American Liter
aturc. and each has distinct individuality
of her own. Their observations during
their j,urney we're confined to no one thing.
but xcrc close, thoughtful and universal.
Published hy Lee & Shepard, Boston.
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1'irginia frrr grrss.
". ". b. GALLAHER. Editor.
Ghariexto lm.JeNcrson CoMltv, West pa
february II, 1889.
The Fornnl for EebrMaru.

In the February number Of the Forum an
exceedingly important enterprise is begun.
\. S. Lilly, the distinguished English es
,ayist and perhaps the ablest opponent o!
The application of the evoIutonist doctrine
% morals, undertakes to point out that civil
ization, especially Anglo-Saxon civilization,
s suffering from a weakening of the moral
idea.
Judge Alfred Conkling Coke, Of the L.
). District Bench, proposes a simple plan
.or the relief of the T. S. Supreme Court
plan that requires no important legislation.
but is within the reach of the court itself.
The statistics of the courts work and many
interesting acts about its history antabout
Inc work of courts in general are ncorpora-
.ed in the article.
Other subjects of political importance dis
:ussed in this number are Obstacles to An
lexation with Canada" by the Marquis OF
Lorne who, in tone exceedingly friendly
to the United States, points out what he re.
cards as the practical disadvantages to both
.ountries of political annexation; and
Shall Negro Majorities Rule?" by Senator
Morgan, of Alabama, who tells why he re-
yards the Negro problem as race problem
pure and simple, which legislation cannot
change, and the future of which is surround
ed by many dangers, The Rev. G. NJ.
Morse, who shows a leaning towards the
George doctrine, explains how the churches
nay regain the sympathy Of the working
classes.
Andrew d. White explains in detail the
advantages afforded by Washington for q
great university, which might be made one
of the foremost institutions in the world,
and WELD a most important influence on the
character of the national capital and indeed
on our national life.
A novelty in the Forum is an article by
Jules Verne, in his most falcilul style, de
srribing the life of great American editor
1 thousand year. hence. Advertisements
will then be printed on the clouds tn,
newspaper will BE- vocal, and subscribers
will be saved the trouble OF reading, by tele
phone and phonograph reporters will moi
lnly speak to subscribers, but 10y the "tele.
phote' they will also transmit pictures o.
objects and scenes that they describe. The
editor will be the real ruler Of the world,
and one of his duties will be to settle inter
national quarrels. This fanciiul sketch Is
IN interesting bit Of satire. The number
for February concludes Vol. VI.-He Fo
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