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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
Furnished Rooms.


nINiNG.EOOM and KITCHEN TO LET
~ Furnished or unfinished, 40 NO. oJi
" 81 zJd.st. Rent may be PAID IN taOic
board.
n ORTIZ GKAMERCY PARK.-l47 East
II Handsomely furnished rooms
E. let breakfast II desired PARK pfiv.
iirecs also references.
ID HYSlClAN'S OFFICE.-First floor,
Il rncrpt.Ou-roOm. pariOr, private batn.
1EI West 5.d--t.. shown - 20 ..
J0EAST j9TH.sT.-A large front room.
- BRIGGS
oSTH-ST., ~ WEST. near Broadway
20 Large rooms bash adjoining; first
fiOor; Southern exposure; convenient Irin-
cilai hot j.. restaurants gentlemen.
OnD.5T.. "a WEST.-Desirable large and
az small rooms for gentlemen private
h.th : all newly decorated.
CtrH.sr.. I3S WEST near Broadway
III Handsomely furnished large and small
rooms. without board.
on wEST 25TH-sE--A strictly pri-
%O3 yate house; newly and hand
komely furnished rooms, gas and bath, - /;
small T'OIn ~.
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Eelp E)anieo.

Males.
IF YOU ARE orr OF EMPLOYMENT
Or wish 70 maze a chanPc. call At the
old reliable NJ 'irOpOlltan Agency, positions
procured for bOoAkeeptfs, collectors. cltrns,
'alrsM"n, pofter', pacLer-, driver. ,oa H.
mon, ~tahlcr'n, WaichH en, u-efnl men.
iarfn hands tetmst-is. cOok,, walter. nrr-
men and mechanics new order, every mail
METROPOLITAN AGENCY. $50 Bway
= I'VE MES 10 orcani1e ioI1r, ior The
a. Benevolent Union u 900 lu 3 years,
-2c WtcNf -lck irn.At 200 in g. y,ars.
Nuuly 10 o. l.. LOWELL, 20 BroldNay
Room rs Nov YORK.
Sq1 AN1LD.-> su.,n on salary Or COM
w mission 20 handle the NLW PATIENT
CHEMICAL INK ERASINb PENCIL.
the greatest selling novelty ever produced.
Lra7.s INK thoroughly Ia two -cc4nd, no
abrasion Of paper. 200 % 500 -pr. cent
p.oNt. one agents s3lc- Amounted 10 $3.50
IN six DAYS another s3I ga two hours. We
State and Territory. Sanpl" by mail 81
ct~. lor terms and fun PARTICULARS adde's,
THE MONROE ERASER MEG. co.. La
Crosse, Wis.
~ ANTLD.-A man t, taac charge Of a
" laifr 100 ~laughtcrin2 and packing
EoDs" IN the Wc,t; must have thorough
knowledge u tic curing and smoking oi
fine meat, none other need apply. Addr, 81,
4. Is. c., caro- this paper.
wANTED.-A married man to work
w farm ~ 100 hrrr~ pig. chickens and
small fruit must bee sober man late wages
per month; house % live Ia; reference rr-
Quircd hdfI"~- GEORGE. Tribune once
w ANTED.-GaIdone married no fam.
w ilY must be- competent 10 take full
charge o. country .e1t vicinity Of New
YORK Apply - Jchn-st.
w AN1FD. Young uan for Office that an.
w d. stand typcW rting a d stcnogiapl 4;
wages. 40. X. NJ, Box 1.fG2. Ncw-l on
J.. o.
w AN1ED.-An experienced. successfui
w NE insurance agent can obtain special
pTOlMDl" position a. manager. general OF
special agent In Eastern. Western or south.
in Stitr, with TIE Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association, Potter Building - PAX
Row 10 j. thel largest. most successful nat.
ural prnn.iun Association On tho world 10
has paid eight million dollars death claims
u has two million doliar- cash surplus, T.
furnishes lie Insurance az about One.half
ne usual rats call upoE or address y.
W. BLOsS. Vice-PTcsident.
Females.
WANTED LADY visitor. well educated.
W OAu-'i1u. aide % u-n typewriter prefer
able particulars a. b. Qualification. Ad-
qrrs- ltEN. DR.. Tribune Uptown once.
2@s broadway.
w NNTED .--EApchcnccd eirl in Larry;
w good wages and home. Answer bv
isettes. giving reference. d. LYON, 81
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DoarA {Oanic0.

xsIANTED.-A Young nan desires 20 board
w with a RESPECTABLE LucNsh-sp-aklg
French family; terms must De- reasonable.
Address L. l.. 3. BOX 30. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Hea! estate to Gxthanae.

VA ANTED. Country residence in ex-
w change paying fiat property; location
desirable: well rented light mortgages.
j. o. HOYT, II Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

1 ASITOR.-Poslton wanted by young
a. married couple - janitors for fiat or
tenement. Address or apply Mrs. BROD-
kRIgK ogl Eleecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

ORANGE \. J.. properties, all prices;
~ Tor sale furnished and unfuTnished
houses 70 rent. S. D. CoNDlT' BrieN
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Wantto
domestic situa.lous
Males

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No ,2Ss Broadway, corner Thirty -nrst-st.,
untu . p. M: $50 Broadway, between
Twenty second and Twenty-third sts., until
5 y. M. 27O West Twenty.third-st.. corner
Eighth-aye. 1862 SNth-aye.; 115 Fourth
ave, corner FOurtcenth-st.; $50 Ihird-aVe.,
corner Forty -scVenth-st.; 1,o26 Third-ayeX
rear Slxty-irst-st. 1,70s first-ave.; log
Slxty-ei ghth-st. and so Llberty-st., and the
HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East one-hundred-
andtwenty- ffth-st., up 70 8 D. m. at regular
office rates
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domestic 5iluations fuantsS


A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TlsIByNE Will ~ H.
No. /, rs Broadway, corner Thirty-first-st.,
a. I'M a. M; $50 Broadway. between
rwen ty second and Twenty third sts., until
D. m. go West Twenty.third.st., corner
ave. corner FouTteenth-st.; $50 Ihird-sye.,
corner Forty-seyenth-st.; 4 ,026 Third-aye
ear sixty.Iirst-st. I,505 First-sye.; los
West Forty .secOad-st Ninth.aNe. sho
UARLEM OFFICE, 100 East one-hundred-
snd-twenty-flftb ST.. up 10 3 y. m, at regular
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BROOKLYN.

ID OARD.-Second floor front and back
I'D large square rooms all modern improve
ments furnished or unfinished house and
location frst-clsss; references exchanged.
1927 ClintOn-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Eonnirp Real estate for Sale

A 1,ENCY tOk MONICLAIk.-Hand
"a some residences and luiiding sites Tor
ealr; houses 10 let, furnished or unfur-
iishrd. UBBS & TAYLOR, Beekman-st.
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lrlu rO1n,eo.
------~--~->e---->.~-.e ------->-------~----~>,
w ANTED.-Man and girl operators on
w pants. Z. KORETZKN, 81 Orchard
st.. cd floor.
Males.
A GENTS wanted 10 sell real estate In
"A Vestment shares on instalmcnts liberal
commissions 20 personal workers. AMEkl-
CAN TONTINE INVESTMENT UNION,
so Broadway Ne~-York.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RE
SEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. Las Broadway, corner Thirty st-~t.,
urtl 0 p. H.; $50 Broadway, between
rwcnty-secOud and Twenty-thrd sts., until
p. m. go West Twcnty-third-st.. corner
Fishth-avc. 1j2 SiXth-aye.; 1873 Fourth
ave. corner IOrftee' th-st.
NgTREE To EMPI OYFRS.r-All male
help carefully selected aud sent on re-
ce.ut OF order: city or country. NEIf'O-
POLITAN AGENCY Goj broadway
ONE MAN wanted to solicit subscrlp.
~ lions 10 a commercial agency. on
business thoroughly need gidrg-s with ref
erences. AGENCY, Tribune Ohice.
- ALESMF.N WANTED for new and re-.
- Iuarkable book bv W. ID. HOwcils and
T.. s. Perry. published by Harper 6 Broth
crs: sold only By subscription excellent
opportunity for a permphent and inde-
pendent position. Address WALTER
BROWN, 80 Sossau-st.. n. Y.
Females.
wv ANTED. Several competent mattresses
w for private families In the city Call
with references at Il West 2sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

And the best now maUe. 800.
GROCERS, WAGONS. MILK WAGONS
AND ALL STYLES DLLI' Ll'h
An our goods are warranted. Buy
direct from the manufacturer. Mail us your
add ross and we will send You catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Scrses auo Carriages

:. REMSON, $50. SOL and 500 Grand.
L. ST.. Brooklyn.-Horse owners paradise
iiQht carriages Of every description hand.
msie harness for all purposes village and
road carts. business and depot wagons, ana
every other article pertaining to the horse
fAp Oni~ onp-pricc house in the business, ana
-Aaf .in lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Counirp Real Getate Go Get.

7 ONG BRANCH-ELBERON rent
IL the LvGdy COTTAGES. various sizes anu
prices. newly built, elegantly furnished siI-
uated In the best part Of ElberOn, near the
C,Ta.t and CfIIA cottages nne lawns, sta
bles and bathing gardener wiz sho"
houses For full particularly and permit, y, 70
fee houses apply ~ Mrs. NJ. a. LhDpf'
33l. 5tb-ave.' or COUDERT BROTHEhs'
6S and 20 Wlii.sm-st.
For other roal estate ads. sec I1th page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Dressmakinq.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE new
CEINED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
o. lbs broadway, corner Thirty hrst-st.,
ny second and ISp stS.ahi s ee' SSt
s y. H.. go West Twenty.third-st., corner
Eighth-ave. 1862 Six.b.aye. 1873 Fourth
ave. corner Fourtcenth-st.; I6o Third-svc.,
car Sixty-hrst-st. Los First-ave.; log
West F0rty-sccOnd-st. Ninth-ave. and
SlNtv-eighth-st., and go Libertv-st. and the
HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East ooo-hundred.
nd-twenty-ffth-st., up to D. m. at regular
Office rates.
A RTIsTIC DRESsMARING and perfect
"A fitting costumes. jackets and wFaps
evening dresses At short notice. Nine.
OWEN. 202 West o3d-st.
~ REssMAKING by day in private fam.
~ NY perfect hitter. stylish draper
wages 81 80 per day; city reference. Ad-
II observation-disclosures after and
~ draper wishes more engagements by
tho day; experience in leading houses; city
reference. Address D.. go West 2sd-st.
L AsHIONABLE DRESSMAKER desires
l. a few more customers OF home; latest
styles reasonable rates. Mrs. j. IL.
WARD. $40 West 47th-st.
CLoVE.FITTING suits made from IS
VI and up; as guarantee, j cut and nc
dresses specially. Miss NAYLoR, FOB
East Sist-st.
T AIDES, ATTENTION We are now
IL selling rappers and matinees at about
half cost price OF Importation, and AZ on IN
stance we will quote the - and 80 house
sacques. and S12 imported wrappers, In all
shades that could not be made at less than
three times as much. not including trouble
ard worry o. purchasing materials and hav-
Ing same made up. JAMMES. 10 w. 30th-st
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Domesilr eiiualions n)aniso
Females.

A -A.-A.--A.----------- ---------------
n. MRS. l.. SEELY-
formerly Miss l.. CampbelD,
Is WEST a2D-SI.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE
AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
All references strictly investigate,
Servants breaking engagements VIII DC
dismissed from 0niee aud forfeit AL ciaLn
TO Zee paid. $500,
n. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
0S WEST 22D.ST.
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tl1ork Uanteo.

Females.
A PPRENTICES 20 learn dressmaking
n cutting. fitting and draping taught first
week mothers, girls. working IN any
capacity, invited apen evenings Mime.
RooME. 46 West 14th.st.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. l,.SS Broadway. corner Thlrty-irst-st.,
uiitu q u. m. $50 Broadway, between
Twenty.seeond and Twenty-third sts., until
s q. m: go West Twenty third ST, corner
Ei9hth.ave.; 1872 S.xth-sye.; 1j3 Fourth
ave, corner Fourteeru-st.
= OPYING or any writing to be done at
- homo, by a lady. Address COPYING
Box o. Tribune Uptown Ohice, I,23o,
Broadway.
8 TFNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- desires position Remington, good
reference salary moderate. Address Miss j..
Tribune ONCE.
< TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- desires permanent position; years
experience: references. Address j.. c.,
1873 HondrixNst., Brooklyn.
= TENOGRAPHER-Y lady wishes
- remunefatlv0 position expert typewriter
operator. Address Miss 7. a. b., Box B,
Tribune oHce.
g TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- BY young girl. +. GILBERT,
30 Carmine-st.
= TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- desires position Remington good
reference; law preferred seiary moderate'
Address Miss b.. Tribune ofiee.
g TENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER,
dress or call VERMILYE, SIG Broadway.
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CoACHMAN, GROOM, GARDENER or
" USEFUL-MAN.-By q young English.
man + good rider; thoroughly understands
his business frst-clsss references. Address
CDACHNAN o5S Mest loth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Irresmakina.

INDEPENDENTLY
LADIES fayOring me with sprins
a. work soon can have dresses nney
cone at less cost than later. Nine. LEI
NOLD, l73 East 77th-st.
NINE. STONE & BROS. 3iS oth;
a .~e near 33d-st-Enelish ladies'
tailors : walking suits from el2; ~ guar
snteed also Dall and evening dresses
mourning orders promptly executed.
LII STYLES dresses perfect NJ guar
n an:eed expert cloak ard wrap MAKER
IpgIish walking suits ladies may furnl.n
material; reasonable. COOKE. l51 West
45th.st. -
A nVFRTIsFMENTs FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RI
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES
No / ,23S Broadway corner Ihrty-hf 80,
Twenty secoua and Twenty.thlid stS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE kt.-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No, .23S Broadway, corner Thirty -first-st.,
I'll . p. NJ; $50 Broadway, Detween,
Tven ty.secOnd and Twenty third sts., until
3 n. M. :: 270 West Twenty .third-st., corner
Eiehth.ave 1872 Sixth-ave.; lob Fourth
ave, corner FouTteenth-st.; 100 Ihird-aye.,
corner Forty 1026 Third-aye.,
rear Slxty-hrst-st. l,70s Flrst-aye.; lO9
Slxty.elehth.st., and 90 Liberty-st., and the
HAkLEM OFFICE, $50 Eas. One-funGred-
-ifth-st., up TO y. m, At regular
Office rates.
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fuors snanteo.
Males

Acknowledgment janitor wants
~ care VI one or two Office building or
hats small pay nice looms more desirable;
a. reference. Address Present
EMPLOYER, Advertisement Once, l,021
SG-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Rooms Wanteo.

1.-TWO SISTERS want three rooms in pri-
i Vate house for housekeeping, 42d 10
I'D sts.. East; references. Address LOW
RENT, Tribune Branch Office, 90 3d-ave
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COACHMAN.-By a very good French
- cOachman speaks little English first
or second cOachman. 45S West l9th-s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

q OACHMAN and GR0oM.-By a well.
- bred young man willing and obliging
best city references. J. B., Tribune Uptown
Office 23S Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

For other real estate ads. sec 18th page
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
ANOTHER COON CHAMPION.
Boston's Darkey Compels the English
Slugger to Quit.

LONDON, June 27.-The international
glove fight between George Dixon (colored)
bantam weight champion of America, and
n. Wallace, bantam champion of England,
took place at the Pelican club this evening.
The match was for the bantam weight
championship of the world and purse of
$500. Wallace retired in the nineteenth
round. and Dixon was declared winner.
Wallace led off in the first round, appear
ing to have considerable advantage. In
tense interest was manifested and he was
loudly cheered by his friends and received
many signs of encouragement. In the
second he adopted the bucking tactics, but
the claims of foul were not allowed. In
the third round Wallace appeared tagged
and Dixon came to the front to great ad-
vantage In the succeeding rounds the
American forced the fighting, and from
this UP to the tenth there was no display of
pugilistic skill, but in the tenth Wallace
received a knock down blow and blood
flowed from him pretty freely. He came
to time, however, promptly at the cal,
though his weakness was plainly apparent.
They fought eight more rounds in which
Dixon fought the Englishman all around
the ring There is some dispute arising
from the food the bantams have been eat
ing. They effected compromise, however,
on the American promising to send the
| Pelican club a carload of same. From this
date the English are to have Quaker rolled
| oats, and are arranging to send the manu-
| facturers here-a gold medal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
REMlNISCENCE OF THE JOHNSIOWN
FLOOD

Soon after the great flood of the Con-
emaugh Valley, Pa, last summer, the press
dispatches heralded the news of an cpl
demic of diarrh9a at Johnstown. The fol-
lowing letter from Rev. H. L. Chapman,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Johnstown, gives the particulars and most
successful remedy used:
The box of six dozen Chamnerlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy,
which you sent at the suggestion of Hon.
Wesley Redhead, reached US soon after the
great flood and at time when diarrhpa
was quite prevalent AS soon as it became
known that had the medicine for distri
button, there began great run on it,
which continued until it was about all
gone. Every one, so far as | heard from
them, testified to it's virtues, declaring 1t
the best medicine for the purpose they had
ever used. Those who got it shared il
around with their neighbors, so that | am
confident your generosity in sending it was
productive of great good. We used some
of it ourselves and found it not only an eX
cellent medicine for diarrhna, but for al
kinds of pain and uneasiuess in the stomach
J and bowels 1t has been regarded as The
best medicine known here for the disease!
| it is recommended for In view of youl
sending such large quantity for free dis
| tribution among poor people, j think yol
are entitled to this testimonial in its favor
II. L. CHAPMAN,
Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, Johns
town, Pa.
To Chamberlain & Co, Des Moines, la.
For sale by Z. Z. Nj. l., drug department
An immense stock of satchels and valises
at the W. s. & D. G. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
VERY GRAVE CHARGE
The Strange Case of Mrs. Schlicke
and Mr.. Hyde.
MR.. HYDE is UNDER ARREST.
Lady by Means of the Almighty Dol
lar-0ther Business.

A complaint was yesterday issued from
the Third District court in the name of the
United States against Alonzo E. Hyde,
charging that on the 1st day OF February,
1890, at the city and county of Salt Lake,
the said Alonzo E. Hyde did wilfully,
knowingly, unlawfully and corruptly en-
deavor to influence Emily Schlicke to leave
the jurisdiction of the Third District court,
and to absent herself from the territory of
Utah to the intent that she, the said Emily
Schlicke, might not and should not be called
as witness upon the trial of the cause Of
the United States against John Beck, by
corruptly offering, promising and agreeing
to give her certain sum of money, upon
the condition that she should forthwith de-
part from the territory and remain away,
and refuse to testify upon the trial of said
action as aforesaid.
A warrant was issued in accordance with
the above, and Mr.. Hyde was yesterday ar
rested and taken before Commissioner
Greenman, where he gave bonds in the
sum of $1,000 to appear at 10 a. m. mex
Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
BUT ONE SURE AID.
cLosGED KIDNEYS, SLUGGISH LIVER

CLoGGED KIDNEYS, SLUGGISH LIVER
and inactive bowels, speedily manifest in
.the-vitiated and innutritious blood how far
impaired are the vital organs. each of
which, while seriously affecting the others,
is in itself reacted upon cisastrously,
either directly or through the blood, by all
the rest. Medical science is Infinitely
richer in the nomenclature of the diseases
thus induced than in medicines for their
cure. There is indeed but one preparation
that can be relied upon to act certainly and
speedily for the restoration to health and
that is DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. In vast number of cases it has
effected cures of the most obstinate and
dangerous diseases-particular those of
the kidneys and liver-where all other
treatment had proved valueless.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
In the Probate Court.

Estate of Isabella Larson; claim of Bar
low Ferguson for $50 allowed.
Estate of NJ. H. Peck; order fixing July
IL, 1890, at 10 a. N. for settlement of &C
count.
Estate of Thomas McLelland; bond of
administrators approved.
Guardianship of Alexander c. Pypher ct
al, minors: order fixing . uly II at 10 q. m.
for hearing return of sale of real estate.
Estate of Thomas A. Lyme; order grant
ing motion to amend, and amended order
admitting will to probate and appointing
executors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
JUDGE LANEY'S SCALES.
The Usual Harvest of Sunday Drunks-Vag or
Cook?-Minor Offenders.

Cook?-Minor Offenders.
Charles McGrath was arrested for being
pick-pocket. His trial viii come on la
ter.
Enoch Morten, a drunk. left s. for his
appearance He failed to appear and for
feited the V.
Ed Murther was arrested for being
drunkard He pleaded not guilty and will
languish in jail until he can be heard.
John Burton, drunk So; labor.
Richard Roe pleaded guilty to being
drunk and was fined s..
John Thomas was brought up before his
honor for being a vagraDt, He said he
was no such thing, but claimed to be a
French cook He asked for host of wit
nesses to be subpoenaed in his behalf. He
will be tried later
a. F. Smith, drunk, was assessed s..
Fred Williams, for trespassing, was
fined So.
John C. Davis left s. for his appearance
yesterday, but rather than face his honor,
he forfeited the money.
Andrew p Jensen was given five days on
the streets for drunkenness.
Charles Whitenburger, for the same Of
Tense, paid his line in cash.
George Cranston was arrested for COM
hitting TIRE spass, in that he slept in Clark
Eldredge & Co.'s barn. He pleaded guilty
and will be sentenced to DAY.
Daniel ID. Walker was arrested for steal
ing pair of pants and pair Of shoes. Ht
will be heard July 2.
John Mc.1ee was arrested for being {
pickpocket.
William Coraig, drunk. was given fvt
days.
Max Hircsh, another drunk, was givel
the same punishment.
John Wiley and Ed Thomas were also ar
rested for trespass. They pleaded guilt.
and will be sentenced later.
Mike Connors pleaded guilty the charg
of drunkenness and was given i've days o.
the streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
In the Third District.

Franklin NJ NELL VS.. Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company; demurrer to
amended complaint sustained; ten days to
answer.
William Carroll vs. Salt Lake Sanitarium
association. This suit grows out of the
construction of the Natatorium building.
Demurrer to complaint sustained and ten
days allowed to answer.
The case of John n. Whitney and others
against the executors of the estate of Joab
Lawrence is still on trial before Judge
Anderson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
TO OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC.

We have removed our Office from the. cor
ner of Second South and Third West to our
new and permanent quarters at the brew
cry, corner of Second South and Tenth
West streets. Telephone No. 265. AS
heretofore all orders left at Elbridge
Tufts, 100 South Main street, telephone
139, or at Trewhela & Wallis, next door
east of the Cullen, will be attended to with
our usual promptness.
A FISHER BREWING Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
You Take No Risk

IN buying Hoods Sarsaparilla, for it is
everywhere recognized as the standard
pnilding-up medicine and blood purifier. 1t
has won It's way to the front by its own
intrinsic merit, and has the largest sale
of any preparation of its kind. Any honest
druggist will confirm this statement. IL you
decide to take Hoods Sarsaparilia GO not
be induced to buy anything else instead
Be sure to get Hoods. 80