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LOVES PRICES
EYER KNOWS ~ THIS CITY.

Black eros Grain Sill al &c: uasA &c.
TGC: eJc.
75c $40.
coorea SILK al &c. Soc aai 2o fe Biggest bargains
offered this season.
line Of Summer Sill, usually SD at &c., &c. ami &c.,
marked down to 35c
20 pieces Of Black Brnns at isc Gc and 22C worth &c.,
25c. and SOC. .F. -Irt
/ lot CT Plain Dark Organizes al s C.; worth 2oc.
/ lot Of Figured Linen Lawns al &c., werth 25c.
/ LOT OF Dress Liners a. 25c.
lot Of India Linens Il s fer ST. y yas foF 81 10 yas fsT ST.
Tennis Fianass at &c., worth l5C; and &c. worth 2Oc
Extra Fine Silk Stripe Tennis Flannes at &c., worth 6oc
1t Of Printed Wool ChallieS al z 6; worth Csc
Lot Of Ladies' Embroidered Dress Patterns SLIGO and SL5o
ore-euartsr tic cost.
los of Boys Low CIT siozs al sl.25; worth $500.
lot of Mans Lou Cui Shoes size 10 a. $780, These goods
were sold for SeGo.
LOT Of Ladies Cloth Top lid BuoH shoes q. $780, worth $3.50
Iot Of Kisses and Chldsrs Club Top Ei Button Shoes at
sl25 and s225; EgTih $500 and $500.
AN Of Our Cdrea Kisses Laao Tan Colored Shoes at COS,
Ladies' and ChdreHs Straw Fats At i0 &c. 25c. &c., Soc
and 75c.; these ara bali Price.
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-pnn,t Cnrr 10 Eat-

II Is with The greatest confidence
That Hoods Sarssparilla Is recon-
mended for loss Of appetite, indiges-
ton, sick headache, and similar
troubles. The medicine gently tones
the stCmaehe, assists digestion, and
makes enc real hungry Persons
in delicate health, after taking
HOODS Sarsaplrilla few days,l find
themselves longing for and eating
The plainest food with unexpected
relish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09

What Is fold In the heat? Med
teal authorities sat y = due 20 I'M
even clothing OF the body, rspid
cooling when In a Precipitation, etc.
The important point i, that n cold
IN the head Z 81 ihflamstion Of the
lining membrane Of the f;'s@, which;
when unchecked, Is certain to PFC
duce a catarrhal condifion-for ca
tarrh e ESSENTIALLY A "eold'' which
naiuTr Is no longer sbfe % '..sesolve"
or throw Off Ely's Cream Balm has
proved its superiority, and sufferers
should resort 10 Il before that COM
mon ailment becomes seated and
ends In Obstinate catarrh.
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FRAGMENTS.

/ Tux H1sh CO1noii tomorrow
rl.lIl5Ses1sy, ct $50 ?. m.
b GrsrAvss0N has sold ou
G. :; - in this city and vii
y - gun m bis residence in Csoa'
rsIley.
- e no clue to the murder
J Efs - newborn infant whose
n Q. -. =. f,und in she rear Of 50
~ Pl on sHAdAy'
- are messages at the West
lHhht1 Telegraph Office for &.
en- , - s-.re OF Utah Mfg. and b.
y y, and Higby 4 Emerson
% -. ,pi after the 10Th inst, the
~ - Waatch will lesse this
ri.h ,n Monday only and FINN
g - sor salt Essi7e on saturdays
arlg,
- svl- Conference held on
= aud Monday was full OF
- .--;,:nd interest, and the zeeechg
i..5,,-,lav afternoon vas the ls1sest
any conference ever held inltsis
zske.
-,r Central Drsm Corps will
=. wednesday evening at $50
- \ fiil aiieud.ace is desired.
c, l.. BERRY,
R CLAwSo;,, Captsin.
nuTl ,daiUr-
Tsr mort which started yester-
&c r. the effect thai wulkmen
- IN trenches lo- mater maius
V6-.h Tempo Street had I'M
Ind n haH;sn skeleton, could
q, =: je verified.
vaS named Gregory, who
=. ,v-v drunk, fell down some
- IN the vicinity Of Z G. NJ
Tssr. he was conveyed 10 the
.-.,r Ha.l IN the patrol Wagon, his
-. clversI With blood.
LAST evening there was a nnre4-
- q the Choral Union. About
= rlenIbcrs We're in attendance,
= tl,s time they We're together
,,---,pleassntly sud profitsbly spent.
- sss1ciaticn is in good condition.
vgsTrrDAY a gentleman named
s.-1., Adams, was driving OF
S---l south Street when his harse
--,suay. He vas thrown put near
= White House and dssesed TO n
,-ist op1dsite the CuTseH, and was
tgBI 70 have ss-ssioei serious in
ans
THE IuGgS.dent Workingmen
AZ 70 hsvr Z meeting Of their party
q this CIV and county next Friday
evssins, flr the purpose OF adopt
i.rs platform. Il is expected that
Ws'ger County viii also be repre-
.-sisi. and that Sandy and Bng-
IN Eill send strong delegations.
ArEw minutes before 10 O'Clock
Il night the tr1lly 'girs broke op-
-T5i.e Market Row on First South
stee.. Some men who were near
m took hold 81 the wire as
1 ky upon the ground aRI pulled |
I about. Several times while doing
at came in contact with the rails.
zlsing explosions which were ac-
umpaniej By binding flashes. TIE
rhole system was stopped for about |
40 hours, Whiie the TSNe was re-
1iirsi.
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EaEy = pasr woman suffers untold
Tortu-@ from Back Ache.

Ifshe only knew how easily she
could get relief by using Billiards.
Snow Liniment she would bless The
day she read these few lines IL is
n grand remedy for Headache and
all Neuralgic Pains. No pain can
withstand It's magic Influence IL
removes the IRE from n burn or
scald In one minute. IL will cure
InfianlmatOry rheumatism and
Selaiica; applied to the Throat anil
Chest in Group il will give immedi-
ale relief and make breathing much
easier. No family can be without u
il once they know Its value Try It.
Price so cents.
Sold by Il. &. NJ /. So
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ascI.I.s,. Arn,en ,.r,s.

TIE BEST SALvs In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulccrs, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, retter, Chap
pei hands, Cbilblains, COINS, and
all Skin Eruption-, and positively
eures f.les, or no pGS required. II
Is guaranteed 70 give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For sale by A. &.
Smith a 20.
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Police Courf.

Qscl,.-s ining' John Thomas, James
L91J Frank King, Andrew
I55n =. ID Given, John Brown.
% e'9 11,Ssa9nson, were each fnei e. Z
Rasi1a. Manning and Josenb
d. ~ were each sent up for siTtv
'euts. AiIiIg 4 valise and con
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aather-. Attention A.

School has commenced. For ten
days We will offer our School Suits,
all ages, 1t eastern cost.
div F. AUERBACH & Bro.
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Don't Camp There.

Sanitary Inspector Shovel has a
numb9 Of men engaged cleaning
the streets around the Temple
Block. He wishes to gire Another
notification 70 people from the cum
try with teams who are in the habit
OF camping in the vicinity, contrary
10 the ordinance on the subject. II
they do not desist the inspector will
be compelled TO have them placed
under srrsst sud fned, >
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CARPET REMNANTS

From to 25 yards in a piece.
all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
one week. Call and get a
bargain at n. DINWOODEY'S
in Calder's Music Palace.
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Consumption
RalIartl-. IIorehouud Syrup.

No single disease has played such
sad havoc with the human race a.
Consumption No ether disease
approaches 50 stealthily. Its early
symptoms are ignored because II Is
thought only a Cold or hacking
Cough, which is neglected until
this Eim monster has such a hold
that nothing utdeath can relieve II.
Bsllard's HorehOund Syrup has re
moved ths grip Of this grim monster
frum MANY a throat II taken in
time Il xill give surprising relief.
Try its soothing and healing virtues.
Do not put il or until too late.
z. c. ". l., Agents. 81
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Wanted one ton Becswsx,
JOHNSON, PRATT & CO.
william. .u,trnIi. n ffrrb PI,I.

IfyOi are yellow, Bilious, con
stitated with Headache, lad breath
drowsy, no appetite, IOok Out your
Liver is cut of orier. One Ok Of
these Pills will dT1rs all the TROUBLES
away and make a ne y being Of you.
Price % cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
Inst. Drug Dept, Agent DDS
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Law and Motion C.,sn5,n

D.,'riel,' =. afternoon, in the Third
,sItns end, I0uri, the law and motion
laaE. All rs set It ia unusually
L AZ I.a. Indicates a heavy increase
''siness Of The court. ''''F
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+DaiIy EXCEPT SUNDAY.

fDaily except Sunday.
sDaily except Monday and Tues
dsy.
Tickets for Sale in Wasatch Build
ing. ri 5fa;n street. and at Depot.
Fare for the round trip, 81 cents.
5. w. ECCLEs,
G.P. A. Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09

DR.. ). Thomas, Dentist,
Herali Block, corner west ant list
South 81, :. l.. City. Vitalized air
administered. 4
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FOR SALE.

IN TOOELE CiIY. 4 FARM or l9'4
acres. tWouid make = good srhsiiyi.
stu a. there = fronage on three streets
OF Is, rod--l
Also a frzre. brick lined. Store. SKIS
feet with store rcorns. etc together VITA
al the stock. lNtuTe-, etc. store Is sftu-
atcd On Man street. t. Going u reasonably
good business, zld j. huilt on : lot ~ RODS
front by - rods bzck- al mu-t De- sold
together. ana only Latter-cay SAINTS nfed
apply. For Particular. address
- JOHN DUNN, To1-.e City.
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Probate Court

The following bu.iness was trans
acted yesteIday: ~
Estate Of ii. c. Lund; onier APP
pointing appraisers.
Estate OF Edgar G. Simmons; let
tiers of administration issued.
Estate Of E w. Bailey; Septem-
Der 10 named for settlement OF final
accounts
Estate Of n. y. Taylor taken un-
der advisemeut- III
Estate Of +. 5. Jenkens; bond Of
uar dian approved
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Is where We are now doing
busisss6, We have a full
line of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS. WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, and make
Gents Suits to order from
cur celebrated Cashmere.
Stall Be Pisaasfi to see old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO,
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, Op-
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09

All persons indebted TO A. Keyser,
on book account standing 90 days,
OF by notes due, or interest on notes
due, are requested to call before the
10th pfox. and settle. Costs viii fol-
low after that date.
Salt lake, corner end South sri
3rd West Sept. eth, 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09

Eggs are being shipped from
Eagle Rock 10 Ogden aud salt Lake
City. rrIr-
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DAILY wEATHER REPORT

AZ Sail LStS CGs. Usah. On SeTf .. 1890.
otserrnfiazs fatea q; s an. 75fh MeT-
tdi11 hae. a az sfaS,af.
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Markets AND STOCKS.
caicAoo NAEzEr.

CHICAGO NAEkEr.
Csieazo. Sept. ,. i:Is .. n.
wheAt-Frn; cash, 81; Dec. loisi.
csrs-sIsAay; cash. as; Oct. ~
as Nay e.
0Ais-siaty; cash. -; Oe. ~; May
iork- STEADY: cash. $50; Oct Ioos;
Jau'y lila
Gsfz1--
BzTiey-Firsn. 5ss7E
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xITHO NEED ANYTHING ~ IHS
w Clothing line 10 call upon fz.t1n Z
Co, 90 Main 81. where they viii rnd vel
selccted stock Of meas and 5ovs' suits
oyerals, bats. eaTs. shirt. etc. a. very low
prices This Erm Is reliable and Will trea
a.
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SPECIAL NnrIcEs-

Go 10 SPFcscER, BYwArgh q CO..
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, Spouting. Stoves and
Tlnware, etc.
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THERE WAS an air OF hustle and
business around the grand jury To-
day.
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SittEKs x RAwLINs,
Afforuay-=

Mr.. Rawlins feasoned with great
ability and c!earness in support of
the foregoing PROPOSITIONS, maiu-
taining that the enly orderly, GER
tain, proper and lawful method Of
determining the claims Of the parties
named in the m1tion was that pre-
scribed by the code Of civil priced
ure: that the parties in Interest
whose rights In or claims 20 the
properly in dispute were in jeoplrdy
had a sight to be appTi-ed, by an
Information which IL was the duty
Of the government TO file, Of the
facts or alleged facts upon which
the claims Of the government % the
property in controversy were based.
he showed that this procedure
included the fling o! n COM
plant, the issue, service and
return Of summons, the opportunity
to join Issue by answer, anu 70 have
n jury trial. He held that the
plaintiff in the ease, nOtw withstand
ing that il was the sovereignty, had
no right 10 prescribe, ia It's own
Interest, an abnormal arbitrary and
summary method 81 prot edure such
a. had been taken.
Mr.. Varian insisted that when the
sovereign Proceeds against the
property Of offenders il has 4 right
70 designate the tribunal before
which the proceedings shall be cum
Quoted, aud the mode Of procedure
that shall govern. He held tina. the.
mSnition had been due notice 20 al
the world tc appear In court and fiie
claims TO the property in question,
II any existed. But Mr.. Rawlius
showed that, even were this done,
there still existed a quaudsEy. The
filing Of claims by his clients did
not remove the fact tina. the govern
Tnent had presented them with no
allegations which they could an
swer, and that. therefore, no issue
could be Joined, and without an
issue there could be no trial, by n
jury or otherwise.
Judge Zsne listened with marked
attention, aud took the matter I'M
der advisemeut.
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500. Media pal Military Acad-
envy; bcys. Brook Hall; girls. Cir
culars sree.
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WANTED.
LOST.

r ADY's Pin, SHAPE or MALTESE
IL cross. guild and blue enamel fge
Dollars reward Return TO Walker House
A sOEEEL HORSE COLT. Z MONTHS
~ old. from West Jordan. on friday .-ht
last Lat hard % 10 was IN this civ. Re
turn to e. A. Anderson. Of West Jordan,
and be rewarded t&siw
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W. Peterson, the butcher, win be
At No. 50 Z. Fra South after July
!, 1890. df
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No. 2e SOUTH. WEST TEN
PIE STREET.

Boy your drugs Of ''the boys"
johnson, Pratt 4 Co., IS Main q.
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MS. wrxsLow.s SOOTHING srErr
sSo1ld a,ways - usct for children Teeth.
NJ. II aooift1 the caiid. softrns Tn ralls.
aiiavs All pain. currA wind colo. and - The
lest renety for iiurhos Twenfy-fvt
c-1fH hcftie- deod WY
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UNION PACIFIC sYSTEA, NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.

On AID after Sept. II. iseo. Gc1seld
Beach trains Srili ruH as foliotrs:
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EOIND.
WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

A BASKET CONTAINING AvAEiETT
~ OF artic.c-- call At NEWS Onice and
rr-gvFr- Is.
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INTERESTING ARGUMENT.
Improper Procedure Had in the
Church Case.

This morning an argument took
piscs before Judge Zane. between
United States Attorney Tsr:a1 on
the part OF the government and ].
L. Rawlins on the part Of the other
parties concerned-they can scarce
Iy be termed either defendants or
interven0rs-whIch was very inter-
esting to lawyers, and involved the
validity OF certain proceedings that
have taken place in connection
with the esehsatlng OF the Church
property. Tie arguIlient wss had
on the following motion:
In the District Court Of the Third
Judicial Dis;ric; OF the Territory Of
Utah, salt Lake County.
In the matter Of proceedings for the
forfeiture OF certain real es;ate, form
erly held and owned by the corpora
ton Of the Chuteh of Jesus Christ Of
LA:ter-day SIMS.
Please take notice that we appear
in this ac.ion for Francis Armstrong,
Angus NJ. Cannon. Jesse w. Fox. Jr..
und the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter-dsy Saints, for the purpose OF this
motion only, and no other purpose.
and upon the Information filed herein
By A. II. Garland Attorney Gsneral
81 the tpiied states, and George $.
Peters, Attorney Of tie United States
for the Territory OF Utahs the mont
ton and aurchisen, fled heseia dir
.--.s.i iitJ The If.Ar>hal OF the Di>llici o.
Utah and the return Of Frank II. Dyer,
Us. Marshal aud all the proceedings
OF record TN said matter.
We shall move the CONT a, The
Federal COurt Room in Salt Lake Guy.
Territory % Utah. on the 10Th day Of
0e.emlsar. iSSS. Vt the ofreuing Of court
Oh that "a % as s.s5t ltcicsftcs &c
counsel can be heard for an order that
lthe s-sa rnonition and attachment, the
alleged Service thereof, and all pro
ceedingS thereon 10 go. aside, and that
The whole Of said proceeding, inelud
ing sid information! be dismissed
~slh.r oosis upon the following
grounds
/. This court has no Jurisdiction 81
The subject matter Of said proceeding
~ =. tle f1ofoE.3 oi ..hy ~ tnst
81 Described IN said Information; nor
o. TIRE Ilsriies whose Interests. ririii or
une "a N o. - -rit proi'frtr are
sought 70 f'e afe-ted, forfeited or e.
created.
There are no parties 10,
az nanled ~, sid pfqieedings
Or AsiT % iho,. eiLher plaintiffs o -
Aendants,. and said proceedings being
directly against properly "a resa -
contrary To law aud the practise OF
THIS court and wholly unauthorized.
>; No complaint has beeo filed IN
said proceeding naming the pro-es or
eny p7Iiies-eliher p!ainiId or deien-
dani-siatins any cause OF action
therein Whatever, IN conformity with
law.
y NO summons has been issued IN
sld ProceedinS directed 10 any othcer
Tor service, nor has any service been
made Of any summons, moniiion- at
sediment pr olher process upon afS
i-erson OF s.fy whose iniores, IN said
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IL you want 10 be Healthy,
Wealthy and Wise deposit your
money in the Utah Commercial
and Savings Bank, - and 20 +,
First South Street. and get 5 per
cent interest per @rnu"l, com
pounded four times Capt.
tai 500, 600, Surplus
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-24
NEWS AND NOTES

Another cyclone In Pennsylvania
destroys a town and kills an UNI
known quantity of people. Science
should set itself to work with spe-
cial vigor to find the causes and the
preventives Of these natural forces.
Editor Melville II. Stone of Chi
cago, is said to have organized a
syndicate to publish in each OF the
seven largest cities of the country
newspaper for the purpose OF
booming Cleveland for the Presi-
deney.
General Ezeta appears to have
shown himself the man for the &C.
casion in San Salvador. SEEKING
control of the government upon the
death of the president. he has de-
feated the forces in Guatemala in
five battles and forced their with
drawa!, and then has quelled at
blow the internal trouble with Gen.
eral Rivas. He must have been a
military genius of high order to so
keep the mastery of affairs.
There are more ducks in the
Chinese empire, says an authority,
than in all the world outside OF Il.
They are kept by the celestials on
every farm, on the private roads,
on the public roads, on streets OF
cities. and on oil the lakes, ponds,
rivers, streams and brooks in the
country. Every Chinese boat also
contains batch of them. There
are innumerable Matching estab-
lishments all through the empire,
many of which are said to turn out
about $4,000 young ducks every
year. Sailed and smoked duck and
ducks eggs constitute two Of the
most common and important arti-
cles OF diet in China.
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Entries for the Homewood Races.
The entry list for the circuit races Of Home
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BEWILDERING BEAUTY.
THE cITYS BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION IN
THE EVENING,

Red Fire Burned for an Hour From the Tops
OF the New Electric Light Towers
Plenty of Fireworks ana Natural Gas
Displays.
Such scene of bewildering beauty as
Allegheny City presented last evening has
probably never before been witnessed. The
entire city was bathed in flood of ruby
light emanating from the top of the 81 eIec-
trical towers, each $50 feet high, which will
hereafter drop their rosy tint, but still burn
with sufficient brilliancy to make Allegheny
one of the best lighted cities in the Union.
The signal lights were supplemented with
myriads ofsmaller lights that twnkled in their
own little spheres and assisted in the magnifi-
cent whole. as the stars assist the greater
planets in the armament. and brought out in
untold splendor the decorations of the streets
that made them perfect panoramas of beauty
to the throngs that filled them, passing and re-
passing under the triumphal arches. from
which shot forth thousands of fiery flames and
any number of gay streamers and waving flags.
The streets apparently We'd with each other
III point of decoration, and, regardless of ioca-
tion, arrayed themselves in raiment befitting
the joyous event the city was celebrating.
Buildings of all description sent the national
colors streaming in the breeze, and were girded
and draped, diagonally and perpendlcularly,
with gay buntings and flags of all Sizes while
Japanese lanterns suspended from every con-
ceivable and uncomfortable point, spanning
streets and arching large entrances, gave the
finishing touch to fairyland.
And the crowds upon crowds that filled the
parks and overfowed into the streets and by
ways all looked like people of another world
than this of prosaic tendencies. in their festive
garb and general appearance of gayety.
small portion OF the vast throng that In
ordinary celebrations would represent the
main body, after viewing the handsome arch
in the park which. with incandescent lights,
informed all that Allegheny became a
city in lS4O and had reached the age
of SO wears. gazing with blinking ewes
at the many tiny sparklsrs that
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made the speakers stand q throne Of
glory, broke loose from the crowded
streets and overfowiDg park, and were
transported to Observatory Hill by the
electric cars and various styled equipages,
where. far above the vast mass of celebrators,
q birdseye view of Allegheny on its 5Oth birth
day was taken, and indelibly photographed on
each mind was the enchanting vision that ever
and anon called forth q lusty cheer from some
loyal citizen, that was taken up and sent chas-
ing its own echoes at an alarming rate by any
number of interested spectators.
The Monument ELL display of fireworks, as
seen from that point, was far more enjoyable
than from any other section of the city, and as
the sky was rocketed with rockets of all kinds,
and the Roman candles went f1zzing through
the air, the enthusiasm of Observatory Hill
reached high pitch, and resulted in a success
sion of 'ohsp' in all sorts of voices, all known
keys, and every imaginable infection. And
when the unexpected fireworks in the shape Of
the big planning mill fire ecl1psed the lesser and
more fanciful ones a united chorus Of "ohs'
eclipsed the former ones in like manner.