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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


I-I7''I . VI : Z y 7 7-77.I7 = y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. BY THE
~ undersigned. Administrators, with the
Will aurcNr.i. If TIE Estate a. ticurze "
p1EE1tt. deceased. 90 the creditors Of. and
all peEEou- having Ciagws GEasnst the said
dcccEECd, 90 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months aitcz the firsi
VutllrauUE % this notice, 70 tlc said gt-
miuistrEtrfg, - the Office % Isaac ". Wad-
dell, EsU-- Attorney. in Utah gomlgrliai
and Savings Rank iultiuE. salt ale city,
in the County Of salt lake.
Dated AVril go.h. I.ll.
AEBIE 4. rIGGOTT.
Administrator, with tie VIII annexed, OF
the Estate 81 George ". FIsEon, de-
ceased. law .
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
- o. wlIlsn -. 80

Estate OF William Edwards. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEEEBY GIVEN BI THE
- undersigned. William J. Browning.
AdmIui-trli1r ~ tie estate ol William III
wards. deceased, % the creditors Of, and al
ali persons having claims AGAINST lhc sli Z
deceased. % exhibit thea Wits the ncrtsarv
NCEtlgrs. W.tEIu Gen months after % first
ULH.1 lTluu @ fhGH notice. Co The -llt Ad-
mluIs-rItUr, 81: No. ll- E. Fast Temple 81.
Sst lake CITY. 20 the County ~ sll- Like.
Utah.
Dated May -;n. la.
WILLIAM =. BROWNING.
hfsgsnI-tr.irr .! che L-.-tc aT William
Edwards. Lcc1l=e,1. ! cav E1v
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a Lunatie's Deed

FREEPoRT, ILL.,, May lI--Super'
intendent Reisinger, Of the county
poor farm and farm hand samed
Gangle, started out in q wagon, TO,
gether with an insane patient named
Wilhelm, to build fence. Reisen.
ger and Gangle sat in the seat ard
the lunatic stood behind. Suddenly,
without warning, he picked up an
axe from the bed Of the wagon and
cleft the skull Of Reisiuger. Gangle
jumped from the wagon and ran for
his life. The maniac horribly mutt
lated Reisinger's body and then ran
into the woods. He has not yet been
found, and great fear is expressed
lest he commit other crimes.
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nnnll, nrrnn ,nIirnrnIrn..

SAN Francisco, May lT.-Wm.
r. Fuller, one 81 them0stPrOmlnent
merchants Of san Francisco, died
this morning OF a paralytic stroke.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, May H.
EN-State Senator j. +. Redjington,
n California pioneer Of the large
wholesale drug h0useof RcidiugtOn
* Co., san FGlucisyo, died here to-
day, aged 81.
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Lac transition from long. l:r-rr.
ing aud painful Sickness t1 ra;sls,
health marks an c,...ir fn the Iif.. gI
the indy; nal. Such n rerari,rbIs
even, is treasured iu tbc memory
aud The agency whereby the good
hellth has been attained IS crate
iiliy blessed. Hence it Is that 80
much is heari in praise Of Electric
B'tteFs- - many feel they owe
heir restoration 70 health. 10 tie
use oi tine Great Alternative and
ioaie. if you are troubled with
any disease Of Kidneys. Liver or
Stomach, Of long OF short Standing
You wiz surely find relief ~ use OF
Electric Bitte.s. sold at soc. and 81
per bottle at 4. c. Smith & Co.'s
Drug Store.
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EQTiCE 10 CREDIIORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THF
~ uncerst Ened. ENecutrix of She Les.
VIII aud Testament u john Melons d de.
ceaf ed, 90 Che creditors OK, ind all pers51s
having claims against the said deceased q
exhibit them VIII the necessary voucher.
within ten months after tlr i 80 publication
Of this notice, 20 TIE SAID cxecutriN. at her
residence, No 20 East First south s. Ger.
SAT- Lake City. IN the County OF salt lake
Dated April IS, ls9l-
SARAH J. MEDICINAL D.
ExecutrlN Of the Last Will and Testament
Of John Mcdonald, deceased.
do1W By
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
Estate Of Catherine Alca rIrFctt,
nCrgI 1Cfl.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. By TIRE
- undersigned. Admin tEltIE Of the
EsJlts % CEIlg-Ir- Alru FlE-0tt. deceased.
o TIE creditors ui. aud an persons having
them with the usar-sary vouchers. within
ten months zffeFgbe Er-t pubhcatiOn of this
notice. g. she said Administrators, a. the
oiEre % Isaac n. WaIGcl. Esq. Attorney,
10 IilH Commercial and savings Bank
Builtiu-, salt Lake city, n the County Of
salt Lake.
Dated Ann. b. L--'.
aIsEIE A. pIGGOTT.
AdniuI-;r4irsg a! the Ezt1tc Of Gait crime
Alien iiE.1s-. Gcccarei. d oEw 5w
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Asiiic OF AiHi-- :. Web, Deceased
NOTICE Z HEEEEY GIVEN BY THE
~. -algEsi 2-ael, Administrator 10 iis p.
t-..- oi A'al.F7A - webb, deceased 90 &c
cI'1iilr~ Hi. ana OF pc -D1s having Claims
aeat7s. tie salf deceased. 10 tzaillr tbegs
WITH the ncecs AIRY v1u-hCr5. within Ton
months AZ gr tLa first TuhIscaiion I'D az
nolec, . The ssls alGiuislTatdr az his resi-
dence, eos :. bird South Street. S1It 10
CITY. IN the County OF salt lake.
Dared May LIST, lSel
ALERT T. WEBB.
AdE iuistrai1r Of The Estate OF AIuf-1 :
Webb. deceased q na-- -
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nnchIcn,, Arnirn,.r,..

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Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
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faction, CT money refunded. Price
= cents per box. For sale hy 4. C..
Smith < Co.
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STOCKHOLDERS, mEEIINf.

THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE SALT
4 Lake Chamber % Commerce are
hereby notified that iEcEC VIII Le q -cupla.
meeting q the stockholders ut SAID Cham
her Of Commerce held at s. O'Clock D. r1.. on
"Wednesday. lEe 9Th day Of june .-gl. IL
Ire Frcursi Court Room. 90 tie cglT 90 salt
the articles % ilru.nnra. Of ---I cor
puE4f!Bn. N order that as capital stock NAV
De increased, and Tor the further uurpo-e
OF transactinS such oghcr business a. may
come before that meeting.
4 fan attendance b. required. rs d =
necessary that there De an Affirmative vote
Of two-t thirds Of all ihc stock IN order 20
amend the articles OF Incorporation.
PRED SIMON,
Attest: Acting President.
Franz h. GILLESPIE. secretary.
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KINGSTON, Ont, May IA
three-masted schooner j. ashore
near Horse Shoe Islands. She Is
fast going 10 pieces. II Is expected
she will be lost before assistance ar
rives. Ii is hi0wiuga gale.
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Murdered by "A BursIar.

OMAHA, May &c. 5. Poor, pro
prietOr OF the Nebraska laundry,
was shot aud instantly killed by a
burglar last night. No clue to the
criminal.
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We ADVISE OUR FRENDs

tNH0 NEED ANYTHING IN THE
" clothing ilnc 20 cali upon lfE.fla &
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ltcFA-s- f4'5. caps, EAsTt-, etc, az very low
prices. lLis 1rl O. relilble nd wifi trest
you rl-hL -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

20. al. let me ser. what do you give for
a cold on the chest" asked J0nes. IN a sort
Of Indifferent tone. Of a doctor with whom
be Was slightly acquainted. as be met him
on the street. Advice" was the laccnic
reply. So do we. We advise you not 20
neglect that backing cough and drOwsy
feeling. the coated tongue. the failing ep-
petite. the indigestion and genenll LASS
fude and debility that tired feeling.
as so many e1pness H. Take DR.. PierUe's
Golden Medical Discovery. IN time, and
il viii not disappoint II Is not only
the most wonderful alternative. or blood
cleanser. known TO medical Science. hut
also possess superior nutr1tive and tonic
or strength giving properties. IL i'm
proves digestion and builds up both flesh
and strength when. from any cause. they
are reduced below a healthy standard.
For Bronchial. Throat and Lung Dis
eases, accompanied with lingering coughs,
the Golden Medical Discovery Is ahs0-
lufely uncquaied as a remedy
For Weak Lungs splitting Of Hood, short
Breath. C0nsuIuptive Night sweats, and
kindred affections. IL surpasses all other
medicines. It's the only lung remedy. sold
by druggists. guaranteed % beneat or cure,
in every case, or money refunded
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FRANKFORT. Ky, Slay John
g. Carlislcwas elected United States
senator by the assembly in joint
session.
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SUMMONS.
ID lrs District Court IN and f1r the Third
Ju1lrlal District % Utah TERRITORY.
County o. ali Lake.
Lacy y. Trick. PLAINTIFF
John Turk- Defendant

John Turkr Defendant
The reoF.e Of Che TERRITORY Of Utah sen,
To j.. TrrE. Defendant
N'J ARE HtE.t.f REQUIRED ~
L appear iH -u arL.Hl brought a=ains1
: Fnc ty The above named plaintiff IN b..
-.ss'Ii.L curt 90 The lIrg Judicial District
el lac ts-rtinIg or U:lh, and 60 sns,yer fht
alplaiai iicu therein Within ten ,I.vs
I .eN'iu,iTl Of lLe day Of soryirc1 after ne
-tEFlrs uu Eng Of tins sun HlnrS-lf D fsrr,sl
Mtt.il ..i7 county orlf served OFT Of Ibis
''-a.ls ltt D. lals tTsti Jet. within twenty
% 50 nLaerF Sc within fGrtv davz-gT
'Ii-uoui hF default viii he raEcn r-.Tpsi
plant ''''
The said action ls brought to have 4 decree
OF '-l- court al7z1lyIDE the bonds ~ r1atr1-
ilNns between ola uiiH and defendant.
awarding 20 pIa a. q the custody OF tbrCr
lA'nHF ga.lrCn- issue o. said marriage. FOR
Ken. raj rtl lcr- above rclief urlvei for on
--' -fA.ii-a- Liaat agieIHlut Tor more than
%" EeAr lil0T ~ expiration ~ plaintiff and
'ttt mani Was guilty uf huhifusi drunken
Ees-, and 20 Tic best know edge, iuf8rna-
il'a an- OBJ. -iei ~ li4'utIl D. now a Gruuk-
.EnE in.t De has % sHudrv times treated
r.aillh "a cruei manner 5y s;rikinr her.
tsT we ana afGslge language, thcreby.
causing her 7rs % bodily harm and mental
.i-irr-s. and that Tor more than five veg-S
..-t i-.t defendant has failed 20 provide
nc cor mon EerC---TIes Of ilfe.
ila you are hereby n0tfacI that Il v0u
ilA fn appear ard answer tie said com
I.ainf a- 4Hare required. the said plaintiff
Nll sFT.T % she Court Tor the relief de-
Ia11rl therein.
witness. TIE Han. Charles s. Zarc. fr,s-e
ADD DC Zeal % the District Court u ~
LNiTi du1lriai % EtEl O. iu and f0r Inc
Territory % Utah. this Isth dav OF ArriI
in ne scar o. our Lord, one Thousand
eight hundred aud ninety.
.-zAL-'
II q. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
Ey Oio- D. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
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rRE ~, R9ag So { aaglEIG RsILWAY,

la-ual-e ail n1-s, r-c5 aud Yes; OF the
L. Sole 1.1 or a S5ri
! J
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10 n =a.E ar
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In Eject from Ga0cr yIay 9Th, 1880


LOCAL IEAINs To gGDEN.
Leave ea.l Lake b - ana. a..s a.ra..a1p.rg
90 r.l-
A.i.ft N>ae1 @ am. IH.1I q o.. $40 pm.
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Dump Cart Wagon. Two Mills, oae
stone Burrs, So, one Iron Barrs, SO;
sriek Press. $50; Molasses NH $40.
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Dealer I'm Cedar Posts, Poles ana
Wood, by Car Lots, Efc.
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" .l-.l Like %. am lr.I..1.slan . % . 10
Ar. riuFlzg g---a-n Ar.SaTr- -5sr5 Ii I, M
ful'nan Palace and Elast Sleeping Cars
% al. Ths1g-H Trans.
ho-tol Reclining Chair Cars Hrir-gra alt
i-ase an1 yssill on Trains and !.
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fi-3i7.)
NOTICE or CONTEST.


Copy
L. {. LAND OFFICE,
salt Lake City. Utah, sVT4i 5th- lssl.
1 COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTER
\ I'd az this OEirc by Robert Watson
against James Wright Tor abandoning HE
I Homestead Entry No. C1u5. dated January
I 3. l-sS, upon the r. - :. p g. :. W q $.
l q q. = r =. : W q % section o.. Town
I ship =. south Range. West m SILT IakC
I County. Utah, with q view % the canoe ll-
uun OF said entry. tac -ai1 PARTIES are
| hereby summoned 90 appear a. the land
pfIcc. salt Lake City. 4 Iah, on the gth dlv
q June. lS.-', ~ 10 p'clOck n. a., 20 respond
and furnish testimony concerning said al-
legged abandonment.
FRANK u. HOBBS. Register.
STRAYED OR STOLEN
EROW Nj PLACE IN DEsERET ON
u Thursday Evening. two dark bay
Horses, srcd 1 years each one % them
branded YF7 on left shoulder hind feet
white, few white h1rr. in the
head, IL Tie other one branded W On
left thigh, both had hal crs on when they
left Any person flndlnE the same or either
OF them VIII be literally rewarded bg re-
turning them 70 me or notifying he Of their
whereabouts.
Address WILLIAM 4 BLACK.
DIS Nv ngscret, Ml!lar,l Co.
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EoTICE TO CRsDIToRs.

u. c. DODGE, IN. BENNETT.
~ -lla-a- sea- FIT ETass..A et.
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Salt and : BIueing Depot.
ALL KINDS OF PAY WANTED

SUILDIKG ROCK Ar aGaRRK or
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MAGNIFICENT gEsTIEULE EXPRESS TRAINS,

Ventilated
aaar E-s
Z
nd
rFE To 80 anal lr-r
nd
and FasEc9 he EE LIE e 5az sEl PIES se SsIo0
VIA THE ALBEIT LEA ROUTE.
r1t-
zlds
fIfE sioRl Line VIA s2z,A AND Al;AE
Joseph Atchzon, neaPoi and ST. Paul
United cc-1-z5
E ST. JOHN JOHN SEBASTIAN,
General Ezzzggr CHICAGO, HI Tckst agent
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-22
THE USE OF WATER.
Increased Revenue Derived by the City
During the Past Fiscal Yenr-EIevatOrs
in Operation Water Motors Used In
Factories and ShOna

Increased Revenue Derived by the City
During the Past Fiscal Year-EIevnrors
in Operation - Water Motors Used In
Factories and Shops.
George Miller, Superintendent of the
Bureau of Water Assessments, has submit
ted his report for the fiscal year just ended
to the Chief of the Department of Public
Works. and it shows quite an increase in the
revenues from that department.
The annual assessment is shown to be
$557, 1888 70, to which is added supplement-
ary assessment of SO, ,41S !85, making a total
of $567, ,252 go, an increase of SAC, $40 Is over
the assessment of 1888. The receipts from
the construction os new buildings for water
used thereon we're $9,254 80, an in
. crease OF 81 $50 q over 1888. From
the total assessment was deducted
$40, 1856 10 due to generations, errors of
assessment, nom use of hose and vacancies.
The latter item was considerably larger the
past year than previously, but it is a matter
over which the city has no control, as itsin-
cludes many saloons that were refused
license and have been kept vacant by the
proprietors in the hope that they might
secure license the next sitting of the
court.
Mr.. Miller reports that there are now 176
elevators in use in the city, which have con-
sumed 275, 100000 gallons of water during
the year, and yielded revenue of $34, ,632 u.
There is an increase of 80 elevators and
$6, 489 in revenue from that source over 1888.
Mr.. Miller opens up new source of reve-
nue. to the city. He states that "on account
of the pressure of the water of the city,
motors of various kinds are in pretty gen.
eral use for such work as running sewing
machines. lathes, fans, organs etc., and con-
nections are made thereto by the ordinary
service pipe. Many of these connections
are made without application for permission
from the city, or any report to the proper
oficials,sand there are many such in use of
which the city has no account"
He recommends the licensing OF plumb
ers, and any failing to make return of con-
nections to water pipes for any purpose to
be fined $50 and their license revoked. Mr..
Miller states that this is the only large city
In the country where this system is not in
practice.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-22
A BURGLARS STORY.

One Of Three Cracksmen Turns States Evi.
dence and Sends His Partners in Crime
to JaEI-A Drink and Then n Suggestion
to Crack Safe.
Frank Fisher, James Courtney and Mar
tin FIaherty were given hearing before
Magistrate Gripp yesterday on the charge
of burglary brought against them by In
Spector McAleese. They are alleged to have
blown open the safe in the Office of con-
tractor named House, on Forbes avenue,
about six weeks ago.
Edward House testified to finding four
holes drilled in his safe and the door blown
open.
Martin Flaherty, one of the defendants,
turned States evidence. He testified that
on the night of January he was in the
Tivoi garden, where he met Fisher and
Courtney. They went to a Grant street
saloon, and after getting drink, Fisher
suggested that they go out and crack safe.
They went down Fifth avenue and tried to
force open the door of steamship Office. but
were unsuccessful. They next visited
the office at Stems coal yard, on
Fry street, and attempted to force
open the door, but discovered there was a
man in the Office and fed. The next place
visited was lumber Office on Forbes avenue,
but they failed to gain an entrance. The
trio then proceeded to Mr.. Houses office,
No. 2S3 Forbes avenue, where they managed
to force open the door. They proceeded to
drill the safe. Fisher and Courtney drilled
three holes and the witness one. The drills
were purchased in store on Wood street.
The powder was furnished by a man named
Hoover.
While Flaherty was telling the story
Courtney and Fisher glared at him savage
lY, and when he concluded they called him
liar, as did also Courtney's sister, who was
at the hearing
The defendants were committed in default
of 81, 900 each for trial at court. After the
hearing Courtney and Fisher were taken to
to photographers and their pictures taken
for the rogues' gallery.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-22
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents Of a Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.

Incidents Of a Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.
THE Coroner's jury yesterday found that the
explosion of a locomotive boiler, on the Pitts
burg, McKeesport and Youghiogheny Railroad
February lS by which Charles Jenkins was
killed. was due to low water and the negligence
of ]. McBudwing, the engineer.
THE patrol boxes in the Eleventh and Four
teenth ward police station districts have been
out of order since Wednesday, caused by a
cross of an electric wire. Mr.. MOreland and
his men were busy last night trying to locate
the trouble. --7
MICHAEL SWEENEY, of Braddock, had his
right shoulder-blade broken and his head badly
cut by falling from furnace scaffolding at
the Edgar Thomson Steel Works yesterday.
He was conveyed to the Mercy Hospital.
THE centennial anniversary of the death of
the Able de rEpreL the first teacher OF the
deaf in France, will be appropriately commem-
grated in the chapel of ST. Andrews Episcopal
Church this evening -
THE Department of Justice has committed
the sentence of Alfonso Evangelisfa, SO that he
will be released from prison Mareh1 He was
sentenced to two years and nine months for
counterfeiting.
AT lO:35 o'clock last night an alarm from
Box g. in Allegheny. was caused by a slight fire
in the roof of Oliver Brothers & Phillips mill,
in Woods Run. The loss will be covered by $50
CHARLES MCGEE, of Bellevue, was COM
mitted to Jail last night by Justice OF, the
Peace Johnston on a charge of larceny.
ODalinas is the prosecutor.
PETER SHAFFER, puddler employed at the
keystone Min, had his face and chest badly
burned yesterday by fash Of natural gas from
his furnace.
WILLIAM MEYERS and William Bentzer were
arrested last night for fighting at the corner Of
Fulton street and Wylie avenue.
MICHAEL HAUGHT, of Shalerville was
thrown by ahorse out Penn avenue yesterday.
His skull was fractured.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-22
I Horaea and Mullen.

Forty head of draught and general pur-
pose horses arrived at the Arnheim Live
Stock Co., Limited, stables, 81 Second ave.,
Pittsburg, Pa, weighing from 1000 to !, 800
pounds each, which were selected with care
and judgment Anyone wishing to pur-
chase a horse should call before buying, as
We guarantee to sell for less money, from $40
to S25 per head, than anyone in thes trade.
We give a guarantee, with every horse, to
be just as represented or money refunded.
Our horses are all young, we'll developed
stock. We make it point to handle sound
stock. Among them are several nice
matched teams.
Our mule pens are filed with choice
mules of all sizes, from the smallest pit
mule to the largest draught mules. We
have now Is head on hand which will be
sold at low prices. These are without doubt
the best of quality and shape. You will
save money by calling at the Arnheim Live
Stock Co., Limited, before purchasing.
PITTsBURG, February 20, 1890.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-22

to ], Darling second to / and to /, Woodson
third 80 to and 10 to l. Time. 1:5Il
Second race, seven and one-half furlongs-John
Arkins first to and out Englewood second to
i and to S Bellair third 70 to and to l. Time,
1:48,
Third race. six ana one-hah furlongs-Prodigal
first to and out My Own second s to and to
1:a3k.
Fourth race, three-fourths of a mile Umpire
first to ] and to l, Golden Rod second 10 to
and to |, Swift third to and p. Time, lao.
Fifth race, six and one-half furlongs-The
Abbess first to and to 2 Ripley second 3 to
and even, Benefit third to and 10 g. Time,
l:23k.
Sixth race. three-duarters of a mile-Young
Duke first, to 4: Backbone second, Is to l;
King Volt third, Is to 1. Time, 1;22.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-22
THE LAST OF THE SERIES.

Rev. Milburn's Interesting Pictures Of the
Washington of the Past and Present
Vivid Descriptions of Clay and Webster
and Their Successors.
Rev. w. h. Milburn, delivered the third
and concluding lecture of the series at the
Second Presbyterian Church last night.
The subject as previously announced was
'fWhat Blind Man Saw in Washington
40 Years Ago and What He Sees There
Now" In the opinion of many it was the
most interesting discourse Of the three. In
it the speaker showed his intimacy
and knowledge of the characters and states
men of the Capitol two-score years ago and
those of to-day, His picture of the bllthe,
warm-hearted, lmpulslve Henry Clay ana
the cold, and austere Daniel Webster were
wonderfully vivid and life-like, as were also
his recollections of President jackson, Cen
eral Eaton and the famous Peggy O'Neal.
Coming down into the period of the last
two Congresses during which, he, the
speaker, had returned to the Chaplaincy
occupied by him many years before, he told
of the many changes that had taken place
in the meantime, of the customs obliterated
and the bright minds that had appeared,
acted their parts and passed away from the
stage in the meantime. What the Congress
man of the present day was like, his duties
and standing in comparison with thoseof other
days was then touched upon and some of
the leaders held up as illustrations, among
them our local Representatives, Dalzeu and
Bayne, not being lost sight of.
In conclusion DR.. Milburn paid glow
ing tribute to ex-President Cleveland, his
character and craftsmanship, and to his wife
''the school girl, the courteous woman, the
first of First Ladies of the Land queen
fit to grace the highest throne in the gift of
man."
Rev. Milburn will occupy the pulpit of
the Second Presbyterian Church on Sunday
next by request.