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This is the piece to be performed
by Helen Blythe and her excellent
company In the Grand Opera House
this evening. 1t is described as a
line drama, and viii doubtless draw
full house.
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TWENTY SECOND WARD.

This portion OF the Nineteenth
District held its primary meeting at
the appointed hour, In the school
house. John L. Nebekar was elect
ed chairman, Arthur Winter secre-
tary and John Lees chairman. The
following named gentlemen were
elected as delegates 10 the eonven-
ton: Oscar II. Hardy, Andrew
kimball.Jos r. Matthews, Matthew
Noal, VIM Spicer.; Jos. S. Grow
and John F. Peterson. The alter
mates elected are: F. +. Alargetts.
Samuel Holmes, Oliver II. Ostier.
VIM. Stoneman and II. Z. Nelson.
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Lie Hat Cnken.

Mr.. T. A. DerOven, merchant,
Deroven, Louisiana, says: ''fhe
st. PatriciS's Pills went like hot
cakes Their. gentle aciion and
reliability n a cathartie is what
makes them popular. For sale by
z. c. N. I. drug dept. o-ss
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Coughs and HolrseneSs. = The
irritation which induces coughing
Immediately relieved by the use OF
"ErolcR's Bropelial 3roches." Spld
only in boxes.
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The pruprietOrs OF Ely's Cream
Balm do not claim 1T to he a cure
all, but = sure remedy for catarrh.
colds in the head and hay fever. Il
is not n liquid or a snuff. but is ensily
applied into the noslrils. II gives
relief at once.
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Reports received from the U-P.Ry. 80 am.
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..LlE.ar

My wife Kittie. having left my
he'd and hard. without cause. I will
not he responsible Tor any debts con-
tracted by her. a. WADANs.
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The Best Quality OF Rock Springs
Coal delivered promI tly, in any
quantity. Order now from Rock
Springs Coal Go. Office in Godbe
Pitts Drug Store. Al. HILLs, Agt.
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The meeting selected Sylvester
Reeves Tor chairman, Henry Green
secretary, Richard Brimley chaplain
and VIM. WOOlley sergeant-at-arms.
The ballots for delegates resulted in
the choice Of p. J. Nuttall, Henry
Harrow anu c. a. Carlquist. The
alteruates were r. J. Turnbow and
John Miller.
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o-,Ien Drnnrtmrnf.

Tie NEWS can now be had every
evening, at Sis PM, NJ the news
s.a-7d q the Union Depot, or nj the
Ogden News depot, $50 Twenty
fourth Street, = few doors east Of the
Post Office; also frOun Dston, Nye
& Cannon, Main Strees, or twill be
delivered at your residence the SAME
evening 10y applying 70 Mr.. Scott
Anderson, NEWS agent in Ogtien
ftifx-
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.mrings, Jr:. t. F. HoweIIs, ]. E.
Clark and J. E, tersford. Alter
mates: Barlow Ferguson. w. r.
Jores, !r., and w. c. Burton.
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Having established 4 Repatriation,
FOR honesty, reliability and fair
dealing. we are now prepared to offer
ct tire public great t-arT;;Sinsin Mems
Boys and ChildrenS Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, overeoats, etc.
Can and examine our new and
complete stock and he convinced
that our prices are 10 Ter cent. lower
than any other house In town.
WM. LONGNoRE,
SO ". F'irSt South 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice TO the Public

We, the Undersigned, win not be
responsible for any debts Incurred.
except 10y our written OF verbal
order. GEO. & ELIZA ). DCNFURD.
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To tone up the system and stimu-
late the appetite, take AnyoStura
Bitiers. DR.. !. G. Il. Siegeret X
Sons sole manufacturers. At all
druggists.
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Death of a Veteran Lady.

OASIS Utah, Jan. Il, 1880. TSpe-
cial to the DISCREET News. Moth
er Black died Jas night at lO:SO
J. :. BLACK.
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Go to SrENCER, BvwAIFR & Co,
opposite City Hall, FOR Tin Roofing,
Guttering, Scouting. Stoves ana
Tiuware, etc.
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a.. ;;tay5 use sozoDOSI and rub il N well II
~ : such Ta-ssAnt relief from parched
hs 1ifas resulting from sleep, promotes the
-. .l u secretlons OF the mouth. II will
On begrudge It.
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~ u s-,1..li !. 80 iI..a..d q I.
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Full Cream Cheese ct I2lc. To.
Best Raisins at Ie!c. 10.
Peope's Equitable Coop.
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LOST.

TErM \ RUNAWAY SLEIGH. A
II T.ady's Sezlskm Cap Leave a. d. -
ERET NEWS Omee foE owner and get 4
reward
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WANTED

A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWOEK.
~ Apply. ff3 south Second wess Street.
80 sfff
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TIE PEOPLES CONVENTION.
Names Of the Delegates Elected
Last Evening".
SPIRITED MEETINGS IN ALL THE
DISTRICTS.
Strong Interest ana Euthu.ia.m of
the Members of the Party.

Last evening there were twenty
TWO Peoples party primaries in this
city, held for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Peoples municipal
convention to be held ON Monday
next All OF these primaries were
well attended and a lively interest
manifested in the work in hand.
Eloquent asd vigorous speeches
were made and were heartily an
plauded, and the enthusiasm exbih-
tied indicated how thoroughly
aroused are the whole people in their
determination to secure a continu-
snce Of good government for Salt
Lake City. In the
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Notice TO Mountain lee Cos Em-
pIoye.

All the OLD Employees Of the
Mountain Ice Company aIe re-
qussted 10 be At tire Cumpany's Ice
Grounds tomorrow i-Iucsday) morn
ing at $50, in order to commence
work. dit
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sEvENTkENTH WARE.

In this district e. A. Smith was
elected chairman of the primary,
with Z. b. Felt secretary. The
meeting elected five delegates-W.
j: Beatie, Joseph NJ. Watson, T. H.
Hyde, ID. f. Davis and L. a. Smith.
Alternates, J. c. Sandberg and J.
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Mems Suits from sS.75, BOYS Suits
fromsl. so. Peoples EquitableCO-op.
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FOR SALE.

WE REPRESENT EASTERN CAPT
w tai. owners having properly FOR
sale 81 fair prices. either inside or acreage.
call or address. SnfPzaN & Co. Room "a.
Progress Huildiag. z u. f;ox 1872.
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SIXTEENTH wApn

The meeting selected Arthur Far
sons chairman, Peter Gillespie vice
chairman, and Niels Thompson
secretary. Voting for delegates was
proceeded with, aud the following
were elected: Z. A. POLAND, ]. w.
Summerhays, Arthur Parsons, VIM
Hodges, r. p. Morris, VIM. Spry,
A. ) Geddes and 5. T. Take. The
aiternates are i. E. Jeremy, c. j.
0berg, J. w. Phippin and W. J.
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Union Pacific Lands.

Utah Zeal Estate and Invest
ments. &. +. MAINLAND, Agent,
col ;. Main ST. Salt lake City. dt
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Worth OF Elegant Holiday Goods
now on exhibition and sale at the
Drug Store Of '.rhe Bovs," joins
sos. PRATT < Co, s. Main Street.
Gail and sce them. diff
CiInn,ps9ne Cider.f;eIfasiG in<crsie
Soda Water. Iron Wine, Root Beer
aud all kinds Of mild. refreshing
beverages. We have removed into
cur new, largc and conmoii0us
building, and are now prepared 70
supply the public with any AMOUNT
from dozen to n chr load VI the
finest class Of goods. az reasonable
prices. Hewlett Bros,
IA and 7s8, State Road, Salt Lake
City,
We have Just received n large
supply OF Pure Orange Juice Cider.
in five gallon lots. Free delivery to
any part u The city
Telephone 4l5. 49, dim
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WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspep-
sia and Liver complaint? Shiloh's
Nitaiizer Is guaranteed 10 cure you. l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-21
FIRST WARD

John Siddoway called the meeting
70 order, ard A. n. Musser was
elected chairman. Frederick Penn
bridge was NAMED for secretary, and
Joseph Stay chsplaiR. The ballot
Ing was lively, and resulted in the
election Of John Siddoway, VIM. T.
Jack aud Frederick Pembridge as
delegates TO the convention, with
Jasper Fletcher and Joshua H.
Mijgiey as aIternates.
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AN HEIRSHIP DECIsIOs
Made by the Territorial Supreme
Court.


At5o,clock yesterday afternoon
Judge Anderson filed the following
opinionin the Territorial Supreme
Court:
In the. matter Of the estate Of
Thomas Cope, deceased.
George II. Cope, a son OF the
above named decedent. applled 10
the Probate Court Of Salt Lake
County for q distributive share OF
the eslGte Of said decedsnt. His
right 10 share in such distribution
was objected 10 by Janet Cope and
Thomas II. Cope, lawful wife and
son respectively, Of said deeedent.
4 trial vas had and the Proba-e
Court adjudged that the said George
II. Cope was not an heir Of said
decedent. and not entitled TO share
in the distribution Of his estate, and
decreed the distribution OF the whole
estate remaining IN the hands OF the
administrator TO the said Janet Cone
and Thomas II. Cope. From this
decree the sgid Georg. II. Cope has
appealed 10 this court. C.O.Whi;te-
T;0fe and Wni. Armstrong, attor-
neys for George II. Cope, and LIE
Grand Young and John NJ. Zane.
attorneys for Janet Cope and Thos.
Cope, counsel for the respective
parties, have stipulated in writing
thus: "Hhe facts rs stated and founu
in the decree of distribution naad, |
and delivered br said Probate
c.urt on the let Gay Of March. ISss.
are and shall be taken 30 be farts il |
the case and that the sole question |
to be determined In this csse
is whether the snid George II. Cope.
mentioned in the decree as the |
child Of Thomas Cops. |
is an heir OF said de
ceased.
The facts found aud stated in said /
DEGREE 50 far as they are material
to the determination Of this case are
rs follows:
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THAT HACEIo,G C0UGH can be so
quickly cured hy Shi.oh's Cure.
We guarantee il.
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CATAEiH Ct RED, health and
swe ( breath Sc, ured, by Shil0h's
Catlrrh Remedy. Price - cents.
Nasl Injector n e. /
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TwENrY-trRsr WARD.

NJ. S. Woolley was elected chair
man, William G. Westwood secre-
tary, w. l.. n. Allen chaplain and
James Observation-Disclosures. In
the balloting delegates were chosen
as follows: William J. Tuddenham,
III. ). Woolley, William Bywater,
William LongmOre. Thomas Good
man, j. Fewson Smith, Jr. and
VIM J. A. Timms. Alternates,-
John Burt, J. Fewson Smith and
Josiah Burrows. The delegates
were instructed to use their influence
10 secure the denomination of ].
Fewson Smith as a city councillor
and the nomination Of VIM. Calder
for city marshal.
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HAPPY noun DENTAL co.

TWO LADIES, TWO GENTLEMEN.
Il DR Mn. Buck, surgeon Dcntist- -
yearsi practice fr~e FxtFncffon every
Wednesday.
EntIrely New Anesthetics. Finest Work.
Perfect satisf .cfion Warranted. Once
hour, q. M. 70 p m. WasAgch EuildirS.
ss- Take Elevator. d
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EIGHTEENTH WARD.

An enthusiastic primary vas also
held in the Eighteenth District, the
Observation-Disclosures being occu-
pied. r. S.Weils was elected chair
man, and II. G.. Whitney secretary.
There weretwenty-five nominations.
and the halloting resulted IN the
election Of Richard w. Young, r..
J. Mcintosh, I'D. Spencer, Chas. :.
Burton and George ID. Pyper. DR.,
h. J. Faust, Robert Patrick, Senr..
and II. G. Whitney were elected
alternates. Patriotic and eloquent
speeches were made by Messrs. II. ].
Faust, R.W. Young, ]. Nicholson. O,
r. Whitney, Robert ). Campbell.
b. 5. Young, F. W. Jennings, G. ID.
Piper, T. j. Mcintosh, J. ID. Spen-
ser, :. Ciawson, ;. Jacobs. w. b.
Barton and C.. :. Burton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-21

In this district John q. Smith
was elected chairman, and {. l..
Berry secretary. The halIoting
showed the election Of John d. H.
McAilister, John G.. Smith and G..
l.. Berry as delegates. The dele
gates were instructed to vote for
VIM. GrOesbeck for member OF the
City Council
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,nyIcr TO rorHrRs-

Mss WITgrOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
should always he used tor children tech
ing IL soothes the chill I. softens the guns.
ailsys all PAIN. cures wind colir. AMI Is the
hes: remedy for diarrhua- Tweniy I've
eents hottie decd Wis
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~ anu SC IleW- IN
.n,pasne cider.Eeifasi GiinEcraIe

7Lnrce Bars Soap for IS cents.
Sapouifier Lye. Il cans for Si.0O .
Splendid Teas, l2lc Package.
. 70. Cans MarroWlat Peas and
Corn,IOc. Peoples Equitable Coop.
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sTRAYED

II UMBER AND WHITES PORT AND (
u Cement. q specially. A. kEYSER
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At5o,clock yesterday Afternoon
Judge Anderson filed the following
opinionin the Territorial Supreme
Court:
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EEOM yR. TEvERYRARs BARK or
Jan. lsfh- $50. ono -tlass- 3 Otftfa
Please return 70 SIS Fir.t St. a., 2 Defe-f
Bakery, s. Main 81, and oerewfsdef. dr
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NINETERNTH wAhn.

A. y. Carlson was made chair
man and B. w. briggs, Jr., secre-
tary. The choice Of the meeting
for delegates TO the conveation fell
ON the following: Jehn n. Pike, b.
w. briggs, Jr., \. w. Carlson, J.
+. Iaimage, John II. Back and
Henry Arnold. AlternRtes, Isaac
Barton, Alex. Carr and VIM. Pin
-naN
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NINTH WARD.

The chairman was Thomas Ger
rRrd, with J. J.. Evans as secretary.
J. II. Benedict, 4. II. Woolley aud
ID d. Houtz were elected delegates,
and 4. II. Woolley alternate.
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SECOND WARD.

In this district Jacob Heusser
was elected chairman and Martin
SIM son sec-etary. The balloting
was proceeded with, and l.. q.
Hardy, Alfred III. Game and John
GALLAGHER were elected delegates,
with w. Starmer as an alternate.
The band discosrsed excellent
music.
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CTRAYED PROM THE PREMISES eN
- January II. black HOS ; years
old, about lftsen hard- mrh. branded fE
on left shoulder. small white spot on flfe-
head. Any one rCturainE the seme 20 ne
will he literally rev ardci. n. ?. MANS,
West Ind store. III south, Fifih wet e.
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ELEVENTH WARD.

Francis Armstrong was elected
chairman, J. G.. Eelson secretary.
J. II. Felt, chaplain, F. NJ. At
kins, ergeant-at-arms. Twenty
six nominations were made. On the
first ballot Willard Done and o.
a. Woolley were chosen delegates;
on the second ballot, II. A. Tuckett,
a. AIcAlaster. and Francis Arm
strong; on the fourth ballot F. NJ.
Atkins was chosen. This COM
pleted the number Of delegates. The
following gentlemen We're elected
as alternates: F. A. Mitchell, J. b.
Bean and John II. KelsOn. During
the evening addresses. songs, etc,
were given. The Eleventh Ward
Drum Corps furnished the music.
TWELFTH WARD.
T. Y. Williams was made chair
man, VIM. NJ. Stewart vice-chair-
man, and Horace G. Cummings
secretary When the result OF the
balloting was ascertained it showed
the result 10 be the election Of ]. G.
Aiidgley, y. w. Clayton, L. G..
WoOlley and II. w. Spencer a.
delegates. The alternates are &. NJ.
Nelson and T. A. Clawson.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
The meeting elected d. J. Mack
intosh chairman. and J. C.. Jensen
secretary Two ballots decided who
should be delegates-D. :. Spencer,
Alonzo Young, A. b. DunEord and
+. ). fernstrOm. The alterpates
are ID. ]. Mackintosh aud F. IL.
Plat.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
II. ID. Folsom was made chair
man and r. NJ. Wilkinson secondary
The election OF delegates resulted in
the election of Henry r. Richards
Frank Y. Taylor, Daniel Harring-
ton aud Andrew Bjorkman. The
Alternates are George +. Bourne.
p. w. Madsen, 81. ID. Folsom and
H S. Beatie.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Wm. =. Burton was chairman of
the Fifteenth district primary, and
L. l.. Sloan secretary. The count
ing Of the votes for delegates showed
the election of B. w. Ashton, JIG.
Cutler, Thomas Hull, B. F. Cum
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A CHILD's APRONS. NEWLY " AsHED.
Il Return 20 - Z. secOnd south ans be
reUa-te.. a I0H a.
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TWENTIETH wARp.

In this district II. VI. Wells was
made chairman and c. J. Brain
secretary. The baliotipg gave for
delegates Heber NJ. Wells, Edgar
Howe, d. L. MurdocA, Oliver
Hodgson, Henry PUzey and james
Sharp. Alternates, G. VI. Ottinser
and ). p. Teasdel.
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unmc sIn.Ic WOOL 20.

Childs.', I2lc. pair, worth soc.
Misses, a1c. Z" IJc.
Ladies', e5c. F." soc.
Peoples Equitable Coop.
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A FEw COPIES OF CHURCH HIS
~ tory. Book o, Mormon Pearl OF Great
Prise and F.ymn BOoS in Danish Language
At iiEsEEET NEws OTTrcE
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Yesterday morning 5-fweca 7th south
Street and .. c. RI. ntrGt q large hack
Vaiisc containing clothing snf Other AZ
lcies. Return 10 Is West seventh Sou,s
dtc
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT

scr Liz CITY JfaA. - Jan. II. 1883
os'erra'io7s tat-a a, s a. h., 75n Krr.
'diaT time. c; oil stations.
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thickly overhead. They must have braved
storms OF hundred winters, and, now in
their golden summer prime, seem likely to
show no sign of age for a century to come.
We must, however, leave them and turn
away to the left through another avenue of
equally lofty and splendid lime trees, and
following this for few hundred yards come
out into the open sunshine, and crossing
grassy lawn gay with beds of brilliant GRIM
SOD and yellow flowers, find ourselves in
front OF Stratton House.
1t is huge. square block of building that
CLEANS white in the sun; without archi-
tectural beauty of any kind, or any pretense
to it but q row of lofty columns at the main
entrance. But for beauty of position it is
beyond compare. Behind it sloping hill,
crowded with noble cedars-rises gradually
ND to a vast mass of forest trees still older
and grander than any we have yet seen.
Away IN front stretches a goodly range of
woodland country, lawn after lawn and
clump after clump Of green trees-as far as
the eve can reach.
HOSPITALITY OF STRATToN HOUSE.
After the shadows and silence of the
woods, we have come out into the tull blaze
of light and busy life. All along one side
of the house are spread long tables covered
with huge piles of cake, buns and bread and
butter, jugs Of milk, teapots and cups
whereat some 400 school children are labor
ing nightly. Away on the lawn, below
the terrace, is brass band Of the Hauts
Yeomanry. Masters OF the merry-go-rounds,
Aunt Sallies and cricket grounds are crying
out to the assembled villagers, men and
women, young and old, "Now Ii your time,
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In the regiment by resuming them. Tits thought
that the old Exposition grounds may be Sc
cured for several evenings as most of the streets
in the lower part of the city are in too bad
condition for even marching purposes
AN amin ated discussion has been going on
for some time in well-known military journal
on the possible benefits to be derived from asso-
ciating the National Guards with representa-
tives of the regular service during summer en-.
campments. The latest result Of the discussion,
however, is vicious attack on the Pennsyl-
vania Guard by a member of the Seventh Reg
iment New York, who in an extravagant dis
play of spleen tears the Keystone soldier to
tatters for wearing "shoddy imitation" of the
army uniform and adopting a style of encamp-
ment which produces poor results" The
writer, however. acknowledges with ill grace
that the Pennsylvanians are held up to the
Seventh regiment as models, and for that
acknowledgement the Keystone boys will no
doubt forgive him for the rest of the attack.
NEXT Wednesday evening the teams of the
Second Brigade will leave for Indiana to con-
test for the Deamater trophy. On the Satur-
day evening following they will leave for Mt.
Gretna to take part in the annual State matches
to be held on the Coleman range. These
matches will last week, and inspire con-
the State. 1t is highly probable that some of
the scores made next week will excel any ever
made in this country and the result of the con-
test will be watched with interest. The team
from the Fourteenth Regiment will probably
consist of Captains Corbett and Thompson,
Adjutant Robb. Private Huggins and Inspector
of Rifle Practice Brown as Captain. The teams
from the Eighteenth Regiment and Battery B
have not been fully decided on, but will be
pretty much the same as last year.