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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

ata1N T. - 7 A-tstss
C-eIk o. the Probate Court
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.tale q ~. Town.saa 80.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ undersigned. administrator OF the e
tate Of J. ". Townsend. deceased. 70 the
creditors Of, and al persons having ci1Ims
AGAINST the saif deceased. 20 eXnlhit their
gg1ih the Necessary vouchers, WINK ten
rnOnlhs after the first pubucstiou o. this no
tee, 20 the sail Administrator. az bis resi-
dcuce ~ No. , ~. south Temple street. sal.
Lake city. IN the County OF salt I-ikc.
Dated March =. i-1u.
ARNOLD G.. GtASGUE'
Administrator 81 the Estate. OF J. ".
Townsend, deceased div
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~ - A-eNAAANa
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To
l. appear IN an action broaxht sgainsi
you ~ the above named paiaiifs 10 The
Instruct Count Of the bird JudiciaI Distriri
or the Territory % gtah. and IN vrer M
compliant hled therein within ten davs
leNcluSi OF the day OF serviccl after the
service on you OF thls summans-lf erv,l
within tins county orif served out q thi-
couaiy- but 10 this distinct. within tyycnfT
1 ifrs. Otherwise within forty d7vs-.r
i1e -ilif nj bY default Mlii be iagen aza1nsl
you, according 70 The prayer OF faid com
The said acton Is brought 10 have a deeree
81 this court requiring defendant D. set forth
the nature Of his { aims 10 TIA. certain
piece or parcel OF land. situate IN salt Tske
,iiy and County. tab Tern orr, describssl
AZ follows; commencing az the northeast
corner Of Lot :. in block 81. - Plated m
flaf a. salt Lake City Survey, and run
ring thence south s. feet the1ce west 10
rods, theme norh i fee., thence east 10
r9cs 10 place Of BEGINNING; and that all
adverse claims Of defendant be determined
b. each decree; declaring and afjrdrinr
that defendant has no estate or Interest
whatever IN SAID premises, and thai The
Ute Of plaintiffs thereto "A good ami valid /.
forever eniuinng 4 declaring defendsu
IRON Asseft1nS any clain Whaterer Ia o. 10
said premises, or any part there aiyerse
70 piaintir-, and for such other relief a. i
me-t and equitable. ana Tor costs 81 suit
Auu your are Lereby notified that II Won
fail u appear ard answer the aid COM
plant A. above requ red. the said piaiutin.
VIII apply u the Court for Tho relief de-
HlArded therein.
Witness, the Hon. Charles $. Zane. judge.
and she seal Of the District Ccuit q ne
Third Jullcial ID eth {. IN and for The
Territory OF Utah. this STU day OF March.
IN the year OF our Lord. one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
lsEALl
II. 6. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
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GREEN 81 Co.
Contractors
AND
SCAVENGERS.

OESSPDoLs. VAULTS AND CLOSETS
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Orders ma b left al tho Narshsi's onee.
CITY iiail, or with the Sanitary Inspector,
or a postal card addressed 10 Box e.. will
trueIso prompt aticEt On
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rEERrroRT OF UTAH.

County cs sSli Lake. .
I. John &. Cutier, clerk % the Probate
Court In and for the County % salt lake. 10
the Territory OF Utah. DO hereby certify
that the foregoing h fall. true ana correc;
copy OF orser 70 show cause why order
Of sale % real estate should not De made IN
The matter OF the e-tafe o. sissen 4. Cfase,
deceasc'i, AZ appears OF record IN my Office.
In witnrss whereof. ! have herelnfa sei
tins 18th day OF March. A. ID. ls.n.
SEAL JOHN 9. CUTLER
DIV clerk OF the Probate Court.
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NElIRIAM G. CHASE. THE ADMINS
VI trltrtX OF the eEf.t Of sIsseu =
Chase, deceased. having He'd her petition
hereiu.dnly verified, praying for IN order Of
sale % the real eztate % Eaid decndrut.
Tor the Purposes flcrcil set f0rfh. it i
therefore ordered ty the JadCe % SID
Court, that IL persons tntcrcs:ci n the es
lgte Of said deceased. appcar before the sad
Probate Court on saturday. he i.lh day Of
april, l-a9, al 70 o'clock IA tho forenoon
u said daT, - Tire court room Of SAID
Probate Court, Il the County Court Hose
IN the Clty and COgntT Of SAT- LAKE,. Utah
Territory. % show cause why an 5rleF
shouid not be granted 20 the said admiuis.
lrzirIx. q sell 20 much % the real estate OF
the said deceased at private E1le IS shall
pe necessary End that a copy % this order be
published a least four successive weeks
IN the pEsERET EVENING NEWS. auCws-
paper printed and published N said city and
COUNTY.
Dated March I5,h. 1880.
CIV. BARTCH.
PrOblte judge
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.

IN The matter OF the E-taie % slnlrI 7
tBaW den, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator q the
Estate OF Samuel L-Blwtcn, deceased, 70 the
creditors OF, and all persous having claims
against the said deceased. 70 exhibit them
with the Necessary vouchers within four
nunths after the first publication OF this
notice, tn the said administrator at his rect
deuce. Mil Greek, ealt Lake Couuty. Utah
Territory.
DateG ebruary .ist. ls9o.
HENRY BAWt ES,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Samuel l.
Kaw1en, deceased. o1g "
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of the Couuty OF salt
Lake, Territory % Utah.

. AZ A-al AA-satt ANATA OF Aae aolUtT OF SAT-
Lake, Territory % Utah.
II the Natter q the Estate Of Andrew
4 \. McFerlane, deceased
Order 70 show cause why Orter OF sale Of
Real ss'aie should not be MADE.
T5t1IZ 'BETH J MCFARLAND. THE Al.
Il mlnistra-rlx ~ the 3 site Of Andrew
p GcFariane, re-eased having niei rer ps
iL'ou herein daily v.g md. pruviur far
az or,ier o. sale of q portion ofthe repl estate
% sid cecedent, Tor the purposes there
- So forih. 10 u therefore ordered Nv
fua ,iud-o OF aid Coart thar al persons N
irr7-Jcl IN tie estate 81 saii dece .ssd
nppclT bcf re the sait Probzte Court or
M"nnly- the 7fh day q April, ls9s. al
Do o'riuc IN the forenoon OF SID da-. ~ de
Corr Room Of -sId Probate Court. AZ The
uuuty Court House n the CITY aud Cuuat-
Cf sait LaEe. Jrah Territory. 20 show Cause
Wis an order sh1uid Mt De granted 10 The
f1id admInistra Xix. u sell 50 much o. the
zeal estate u tbs sald deceased AZ private
sale a. shall b. Necessary. and tbGt cauy
4f tas or.ier Re published 20 least four sue
cessiye weeks in the nEsERET Evening
NEws. nersg per pri1tcd and PUBLISHED
n said City and County.
DaieG March 9Th, l-si1 aas-a
q. ". BAaTCH.
Probate Jgdys.
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CAMUEL W. RITTER. THE GUARDIAN
y OF the personal Estate OF Sc1. W.
Ritter. minor. having flied his petition
herein- duly verified. praying for an order
q sale OF All the interest OF SAID minor u.
the real estate Of sad minor, for the pur-
oses therein set forth. u IL therefore or
ccred hy tic Judge Of said court, that ali
lersof : Interested in the estate % said
minor. appear before the sad Probate
Court on Monday, the siEt dsyof April. ! ~.
Al 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon ~ Eaid day, At
Court Room ~ said Prob1te Court. Al
the County Court Rouse In the Civ and
County of Salt Lake, Utah Territory. %
snow eAEsc why an order should not be
granted - the said guardian. 10 sell 90
uisch ~ Tue real estate ~ said minor A.
private sale a shall be necessary. and ihaf
. copy OF this order be published AZ least
Tour faceefsIye weeks IA the DEsFKET
tFENiNG NEWS. = ncwspa per printed and
published IN saif civ sng county.
D1ied March l9ih, lsO
q. ". BARTCH,
Iro1ate Jud-g
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SUMMONS.

Ia TIE District Court In and for the Third
JGdieiai District o; Utah Territory,
County " sEit Lake.
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Notice q time and place for Tire h aring Of
Pcyuoa To- admission 10 Probate o;
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SUMMONS.

In he District Court m and for the Third
judicial District 81 Ulsh Territory,
County % slit Ike.
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NAIL SCHEDULE.

Following Is the schedule 81 '-rirsl ana
closing OF Mains n salt L. LAY fost
Ocice, November .. lss9.
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In ;he Probate Court Of the C5uaty Of
SAT- L-se, Territory Of UtAh.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN anf for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
IN the matter % The Ezfate OF Auu
Brown, Deceased.
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Leonard G. Hardy. james IT. iIoyle, John
sCsCuiier and JesseW.FoN, Jr.. Flatntins,
".
Jared II. JenFs. Defendant.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

n the PROBATE Court. in and for salt Like
county, Territory OF Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the matter 81 the Estate Of Ann
HorTocts, deceased.

il the Probate Court IN aud for salt LAKE
County, Territory OF Utah.
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At first She did not see him, very much
absorbed by hot dish which she was
carrying in her outstretched hands with
infinite precautions. She came near let
ting it fall when she saw her brother.
He turned away his head disdainfully;
and Mariuccia had fit Of trembling
which lasted several days. Don Agos-
7 tino did not even allude to the matter;
but she no longer dared raise her eyes
when she said at the table:
'sAgostino, little more soup, maca-
roni, chicken
To appease him they made a very fine
thick cake with French jam; he did not
touch it.
They made him some rosolio, of the
odor of which he was fond
'.Agostino,n said his wife, this rosolio
of orange flowers I made for you;
thought you would drink it with pleas
ure. =
1t was also Orlando's fayorite drink.
The poor man thanked her coldly.
81 am very much obliged to you, he
said, but without tasting it, in spite of
the tirlid insistence Of the two women.
Did anything fail to be ready in season,
or was something or other forgotten (and
certainly the poor creatures seldom for
got anything; but he had now terrible
eye for such things) he curled his lips
bitterly and muttered:
II understand. Household affairs!''
His birthday was approaching
What should they do for the family
dinner? BY the advice of the mother
Aunt Maria talked to Teresa ON the sub
ject.
But then arose another complication:
the young woman declared that she
would not be present at dinner from
which her husband was excluded.
Yet the fete could not come of without
Teresa. Even though her father should
receive her coIdly, she owed the old man
this mark of Difference. But her hus-
bandl
Despite the arguments and prayers of
the poor old ladies Teresa did not swerve.
She and her husband; otherwise neither.
Then. at last, the mother decided.
Monteforte was invited to the Saint
Augustine dinner. But they thought
that he would have the good sense to
refuse.
Not at all; he accepted without word
of objection.
yainly did they tell him that the
father might receive him. ill. The birth
day had come; his children must offer
their good wishes. Don Agostino was
still angry with him. But what of il?
Was it not now an accomplished fact?
1t had killed nobody. And as for them
selves, they were infinitely happier.
When the two ladies, their arguments
exhausted, appealed for patience and
resignation at least, whatever might be
the fathers humor, Monteforte smiled
at their fears. He even added:
'.What? Don Agostino will not be in
good humor? Obi as ifi And then he
will not eat me-
''Only the Madonna can tell how this
will end!p sighed the poor mother. with
a sadness unmingled with resignation.
To be concluded merit Sunday.
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a thousand francs every quarter; he
would see him no more.
This said, he permitted no further talk
about hith.
When Teresa showed that her mind
was thoroughly made up, Donna Bettina
opened large wardrobe with sigh.
She had piled up mountains of linen
pillow cases, napkins, table cloths, etc.
enough to last them all their days, if
they should live century. Linen was
the mania of the house; Aunt Mariuccia
spun all the year long, in addition to her
other numerous tasks.
1t was not more than seven weeks
after 0flandos departure when NJ and
Nine. Monteforte were installed on their
fourth floor. An immense room, open
ing upon large fat roof. was chosen
for the studio. The other rooms were
pleasant and light. All their furniture
was brought from their old home; they
needed to buy furniture only for the
dining room. The mother and aunt sup
piled the money for this. The young
people did not even notice this, natnr-
ally careless, though it was not the care
lessness of ingratitude. People who have
never known the lack of the necessary,
either in care or in tenderness, are igno-
rant Of the value of devotion.
For a time Teresa, in the midst Of the
happiness which she had at last regained
with the presence of her Orlando, forgot
the rest Of the WORTH. What room could
be found for aught else in this smitten
WOman'S brain and heart?
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SYNOPSIS or THE OPENING CHAPTERS.


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In the beginning The mother alone
came to see the young couple; Aunt
Maria stayed away.
But on certain rainy Monday, as
| Monteforte was smoking and Teresa was
arranging his brushes, Aunt Mariuccia
suddenly entered without ringing the
bell.
She kissed her niece and coldly saluted
her nephew. Then she ordered Ratfaela
to bring in the packages.
The old maid unsolded first a large
knit quilt with yellow and brown stripes
that produced a pretty effect; it was
made of warm and flexible wool, and
intended for she brass bedstead with its
damaek draperies.
tThere~ said she, in a dry tone. "The
stripes are united, NJ Monteforte not
| liking ornaments"
Then there was d light blue necker-
chief for Teresn.
Finally, the third article was a simple
brown skull cap. copied from an English
model
This, said she, tremendously, sis to
prevent Dr. Monteforte from taking cold
on the roof when he smokes in the even
ing"
And this phrase finished, Aunt Mari
uccia made ready to go with the same
ceremony that attended her arrival.
"This is not amiable, Aunt Mariuc-
cia,p said Orlando, gayly. Then you
are going away ike that, without kiss
ing meg'
The poor old maid stopped, in aston
ishment. No, this man had no con-
science at all.
In the first place, she had never kissed
him in her life, never.
She assumed grand air of scandal
lied severity. Then, bursting into tears.
she threw herself into his arms.
| Thenceforth the ice between them was
broken.
But from that day also Maria discov-
cred within herself, besides her love for
Teresa, another affection as powerful as
it was unexpected. Sine had a treasure
of indulgent tenderness, mingled with
admiration, for the husband of her niece.
When the arrangement of his studio
had been completed, Monteforte, after
the evening meal, kissed Teresa, and took
his hat to 90 to the Cafe d'Europe.
His wife's face heightened.
WHAT you mean to go out and leave
me all alone?' said she.
The artist stopped short.
This evenings reunion was the only
bond that united them all aud gave them
a chance to talk Of questions in which
they had common interest.
Must he still struggle, discuss one after
another all the acts of his life, be sus-
pected by his jealous wife whenever he
should go out, and be watched by her in
company with servant, as of old?
Mme Monteforte, seeing that he did
not stir, thought that he was hesitating,
and tried by word to bend his indecision
in the direction of her own desire
''Do not go out tonight, beg of you,
husband of mine. should be SO lonesome
here! Formerly had papa, mamma, my
aunt. Do not go out, please
With gesture ofimpatience the artist
began in a severe tone:
s'If you form such habits''-
But he stopped The poor child had
shown herself very courageous in the
recent difficult circumstances.
He reflected.
Was it not better to try to convince
her, and atone strokelay the foundations
of a future free from storms?
4 He placed his hat on the fable, sal
down, and drew her upon his knees.
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-
81 VHLASDo' x Ivy WOULD COME sAeiA'
The next day Cardelli looked for the
most deplorable effect when his daughter
should hear the storg OF this converse
ton. which he greatly softened. esue-
ciaIly so far as his own words were con-
cerned. But what was his surprise to
find Teresa absolutely calml
Without ANGER. abe learned the story
and ate; then. when the meal was fin
ished. the Young woman went to her
room and sent for the servaat.
She left her room at s o'clock that
evening with her hat upon her head and
dressed in her finest toilet-that which
she wore on festival occasions.
Then she called Raffaela.
The servant came Immediately. ready
to 90 out-that is, with gold pins in her
hair and her best shawl over her Shout
ders.
And without taking the trouble to ex-
plain this unusual event-the going out
Of woman in the evening in company
with a servant Teresa said with a firm
ness that admitted no rerlv.
Papa and mamma. do not push the
bolts: / may return at a yerv late hour. y
They did not finch.
At first they were astounded; was not
their poor existence completely upsetf
Soon they might be obliged to live
strangely: they did not in the least know
what to expect.
If she could only bring him back. her
Orlandol
But Teresa placed bundle in the
servants hands: only her aunt saw it.
and she said nothing about it. not wish.
ing to worry the others or brino. down
upon herself the blame of her niece.
Bt1t tha MGR old maid was very, anr;;o,,s
and greatly bewifdered
Ten minutes after Teresa's departure.
she bethought herself that it might be
the Young woman,s intentions to Hy viii,
her husband. That would cap the eli.
maxi
Monteforte was in the Cafe PEurope
with some friends. A man entered.
bearing little note. The directions
were very precise. for he appfied directly
to him.
.sExcellency. a note.p
"All right, said the vo,1ne- man. START
ing to put it in his pocket.
ssExceIIencv. it is to he read at once. y
A smile went around: most of those
present knew the jealousy of his wife,
and others knew also that he had left
the house. But they raised no question;
family life In Nanjas I. q VOW ,,r;v-.+a
affair.
Monteforte read:
"Orlando. dear husband of mine. T
would like to say a few words TO Won.
VIII YOU come out a moments After
that YOU can reioiu vour friends.
.sYour TERESA
He went ont.
At the door his wife was waiting for
him; he found no one with her e2ce,,t
the servant His brows already Knit
relaxed: he had feared the Intervention
of the family. which would NOT have
mended matters-ouite the contrary.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
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THE HANDSOME ORLANDO.
x Romance Of Art and Love in
Sunny Italy.
BENJAMIN r. TUCKER.)
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