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Omcial Crop Report.

WASHINGTON Oct. 1O.-Tho October report OF
the statstician OF the Department Of Agricul-
ture relates to yields per acre Of grain and con-
dition Of corn. potatoes. buckwheat and to-
bacco. The estimated average yields are:
Wheat. 15 bushels: oats. BOB: barley 25.S: rye.
IA. The condition Of tho corn crop is !'2.5;
buckwhcat. 92.7; potatoes. 01.3: tobacco. 03.S.
Tho yield Of wheat in thrashing has In most
districts proved higher than the apparent con-
ditlon OF the crop at harvesting would indicate.
In the Ohio Valley States and in the spring
wheat region the exceptional individual yields
have been more numerous than usual. carry
ing the State average to the verge Of the best
records OF former years The averages Of tho
Middle States are nearly as high. California
presents II disappointing output. large area
having been cut for hay. and some districts.
notably in the San joaquin Valley. return re-
duced yields that are nearly failures.
The average yields OF oats nrc higher than
the early returns OF condition would indicate.
though that OF last month. showing condition
when harvested was the highest for several
years. slightly above the record for 1890. Oats
have evidently shared the bencficcnt influences
Of the present season yielding quite up to the
popular expectation. Tho samo may BIO said
OF barley.
The corn crop. very promising last month.
though little late. in danger OF frosts above
the latitude of forty degrees. and somewhat
injured already in more northern districts. has
improved during the month. as the result OF
the high Temperature Of the last two or three
weeks. A good crop is assured.
Potatoes. which were In some sections
threatened with rot on tho first OF September.
have como through the month in good condi-
ton. Will, loss OF only half point There
was a slight lowering Of condition in Maine.
and in some States an Improvement was made
The average condition OF tobacco was ma
terally advanced during September by the
fine weather for maturing.
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SATURDAY, Oct. 10.

Oct. iu
Tho stock market has had good breathing
spell this week. and IL oil tho betterforit- Tho
public has had an opportunity to become IA
miliar with tho present level Of prices. while
the bears have demonstrated the substantial
character Of the recent advance. Tobe surethe
Missouri Pacific dividend episode and the CAM
paign for lower prices which followed 1t have
checked outside buying on large scale. but
tho public has not been frightened into selling
and there Is still u moderate absorption of
Stock Exchange securities by people who co
into the market for something moro than
turn. Tho halt in stock speculation has given
the country chance to catch up with Wall
street. which Mt the pnce OF two or three weeks
ago would by this timO have nearly discounted
all the benefits certain to accrue from this
years. unusual agricultural conditions.
Trade reports agree that there ID now
steady improvement In all branches and In
every industry 1t Is admitted that compete
ton Is sharp and profits small. but the volume
Of transactions is constantly increasing and
the tone is healthy and confident Though
money is in good demand ut every important
centre there is no approach TO stringency az
any point. nor Indications OF such condition.
A good deal Of importance is attached to the
imports Of gold as n factor In tho money mar
kct. though tho amount received from abroad
IL only about one-sixth OF what was exported
last spring. Tho effect Ia, as yet. sentimental
rather than substantial Tho real rea-,
sons. why. tho money market. y work
insrgg, easfiv Al over the country ara,
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RailrSxaG

Mailrsxds.
"AMERICA,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
New york Y CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FoUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
Anirains arrive and depart iron,
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Az. and Aad ST., New York.
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ THE CITY
Train. leave as follows,
FAST MAIL.
'S & osSs s"'HHs , Sf;'SSs s N Sso rfa
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
Ssis fsas sm"S|ss and sff Srafy Dnins Trlysss
Room Cars. Duo Chicago n;l5 A. VI. next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
lsM yorS State ns sr T'n
SOCTHN EsTERS LIMITED
80 r. M.-wagncr vest,bni., Drawing Room, sleep.
I FIJI. e !, H.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
ma $:sT md siss Die chicago
ALBANY. rE srE,I AYn SARATOGA
1870 + r, M-pue Albany 7;2'. Troy 7'os. Sara
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
E"y ss ~ DS"s Due detroit sss
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 r, M.I;Wngncr vesti6al. Drawing Room, slser.
$h's.ss Mo- + H. 4 %Ss:
ADIRONDACK HHNN R MONTREAL Ex.
ss"ss y s'5: S Es sas &
BUFFALO APP sar. NSk,AsAHA FALLS
H. ~ IT. sssf 1sar. fs1f SsS ToSf to
CINCINNATI AND At. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i':S"'s S:'R iGso '' 81 81
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
only carried on tbs t1nii
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
snS cSssrns sr, ;w ya I.
EsSsEfsEr;'s Hgss
,;;s %h " ,S' $1sSs.S1;%: a;9
A, NJ: " :lb, 1870 9 :55, - :55. 8:2S J.. NJ.
ALBANY AND TROY-tT;;p, B:iO 1000. 40 40 A. NJ;
10 tsso a:H5 4:5o . 90, 80. 800. D:l6. I'll a5
sAnAT4GA,,j;a9. to:lo. tlo;so tI1'ao A. NJ. $50.
'.A 1SR o0c e u.s. s so6 aoo +lGs5
H9EsTEH fS4 4 ngFFAk9ao s6 1854 S}5 t'ns %
= NJ; also for Rochester. 300 pm.
N!A q, FALLssni9 1000 1880 A. NJ. 4;5o. ooo
ApiE3Sb$tk MStsTArSs AND MosrREAL-tano
CARE VINCENT Clarion oGDESsBURg. AND o.
WEGO-tll 90 l.. Nj also for Cape Vincent and Clay.
ton, Tn:l5 ?. NJ: for Oswego. S:1O. 1000. t1o30
AUBIRN GENEVA. AND CANANDAIGrA-o:lo. 1000
tlO:3O A. NJ. 1880. 500. t0:15. III 6yrM
PIrTsEIELD, IEN0x, NORTH ADAMS.
AND THE BEKKSHIRE HILLS,
VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cara
1901 4. NJ, due Pittshed 80. North Adams 23o Pm
~ 80 T.. ~. due PitsIcld $40. North Adams ~ I'M
Ir and space q sssppg nars %rpy Grand
av ~ Park place SO West 25th st. and I3sth street
station New York: 1888 Washington ST., 72B Fulton st.
and 1s Bedford av Z. d.. Brooklyn; 100 Hudson st..
jersey City.
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and resider ccs through to destination.
tDnily except Sunday 'Daily except Saturday Other
trains run daily.
$50 $50 800 30. and IL 5y +. NJ, stop at 13Sth st.
: JOHN NJ TOrCEY GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Pass Agent.
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%s. sf 81 sps y
a.asc for December and 10S For January After
sSiS s Tor hs S ss,s a. ssS for @
tee Sp%Ss aT$ G n,:
fsr ' q. Co. RTG
9sc,isa a! oiS more active III: n,s
s;i .Sss: o:s; III 5S
ss SG pepsd SsSsHa h. siss
s:';s + si'i:; ;PHs ED & s.;.s
family Sb ." ana I FOR India aSt
e.. oIsSmaTsafns ss",ea q, fsc butter il a.,
%ssS sa or Il 80 cr sGie e ass,
iuii eroam. Fresh eggs 2ag s,ldc. ''
s a. .is sr snf i,s
R PsS.%Ssr Isss,ry g
a. SsssS.s %c'ndsS iia% 5a;n Is;Si asS,sd
d Ill.,. .i sss Ss $s'Sy; 5 sasS
s%sII RSss Esinis wy. tfaoo Sa.S az q
s Tor end Na $40,
sSYsssS do yellow Tni,s in
Ssisr sn .as%,: eS, ins%asa ySlio% n Nh on tho
H4
No plSsa :, aa%S Tor osoGsT s iG; Xovsn
:. sS, %issa n ss, ana .H,':
" y nNn n aa, g. wns , a. '' T III sicsar"r Am
$SoS6sa.n. Ns, sSr"r, a, sssss.ss: ah"a,:
Ill., s:s .ssy ~ "a ~ssi
,Gr @1toOGr srary os %n4%S
5 HsSss s NSS W." s,. N s
tcr oe,4her aic SH.snlher :s.,ss; DECEMBER atic;
Sc; December a5t%r '(''''' Voc '''@''''''
9Ss ,T s.S. sSsS de-
Cine Of ihm 80 points from yescrays closing rriGss
steady. with sellers a, the Following prices:
Il NJ a III. n +;
a. @ and Eds Do s Ns T Ind % IL
III and sS GsS me $fs%ffx
oasrasly c active and :,Sady sales Loo Sas. Mara
fss Mar a.yra o%ss e " snrS
pa lM'sS2H!S Stu. Mexican l,sa%ls.c rsn'r q
@ 9ss s Anti
$500. for November and 22s:,2sc for December. The
R%lss F SS %
S;;s sS.ss ts4s:
s.ss. %Hi. and "ana qo,s%
asS .n "sa@s 70 an S fe" keel y 2%
and Arm quoted Domestic, to fair 1As5c.:
COON 4A@41ec.. Patna i9sa5c Japan, 4asa 5ec Java.
41xsTc.
NAVAL sroRHs-Spirits turpentne was dull and prices
were quoted nomnnlly unchangedat BE for regulars
md steady: sales 800 bhls good strained at sl3It.
Qnoted Common to good strained at &1.3odsl BIZ:
r." g bnssl5 5: r." lH3; a. slso: IL" slnn;
~; a. t:o,,s. T:r NJ, S 81 a.;
b. Fitch dull at $40
PETRDLEux-SationRl Transit certificates were with.
ont important change and dull; opening at 'Dsir.,
selling at 1Olc and closing quiet at HOIc. bll
sales 1000 bbls. Refined in bbls. 6.RS6 4Tc; bulk
8 nbc Crude in bbls.. 5.G5c.; bulk. 3l5c. Naphtha.
r. The
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parc with those OF the same month last year as

New yors and northern sTSss me- d"sS
Mt The oS D D4 As.s s BSycsd
a" erSt ots ss endns hns
~ the net earnings were s7so.nI0, on increase
of $lS.05O az compared with the correspond
ing period Of last year.
The Northern paeiilc. i Rail . REPORTS net
ss For tRe eight months sam sndn 9n Hns
81 tho u ns s5 Sa s wsrS Tia an IN
responding period OF last year.
ea ThH for 81 rernrs nt
Of $471 as compared with the same month OF
s Fpr snRs s
OF S41.024 aS compared with the correspond
The REGENTS S from customs for the week were
s;a tiV total ' OF sG,s43s0t against s s5ssi5i
H., TSr6 aS and making tho total since July l.
National bnnk noto circulation outstanding.
md 5ssts5;sa iS ss%ss
{! siISsfs &c jEi?Sy 10 f dssrsaso
$3j2.oGS for the week.
to-day was Sl7O4tN, making the total redemp-
ton e date 5 Sslods745o' aud leaving outstand-
Inst Saturday as follows;
s se.; ?s,a ;s md sss. sSs s55s
Legal tenders, including ~ -
Treasury notes........ n.3oi,slA OGs7. 900
Totals. ......si44 72oIO4 s14iia4. 5aI
Deposits in national banks. S13.593. O13.
to secure tho same. SiO.0a3.5O6. In addition
tothe foregoing tho Treasury reports silver bull
lion purchased under the act of July "A. 1890.
iSs snma ssa y %Sch sssss
arc outstanding
Advices from Pittsburgh AFRO Of undisguiscd
satisfaction at tho successful reorganization OF
tho Wcstnghous" Elect ric and manufacturing
Company. Tho rrecarious condition OF tho
sompany's affairs Gntil the reorganization
cialy and individually, at the important
centre whore the headquarters and prin-
cpnl works OF tho company are located.
It's business has been hnnpercd and its
credit seriously sn G With tho pro
lativo preferred stock. now offered 70 the pub;
lie at par. all Of the floating debt will be wiped
out, all cnrufnbranccs removed from tho prop
crty and ample working capital provided: Con-
soGuently u fresh impetus will be given to tho
enterprise It Is estimated that in n spit, Of tho
this year It's net earnings will amount to about
S40O.OOO.
Money in London. Z = cont. Ratio Of dis:
count liz tho open market for both short and
three months bills, 2,.6:3 cent. Amount 81
bullion gone into the Bank Of England OH bal,
= cents at a5 francs D5. centimes. and ex-
change on London at % francs 30 centimes.
Statement of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows u decrease in specie of 4.5SOOOO marks
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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NORWICH Line.

Faro reduced 10 New london 81 90: Norwich. 81 25
Worcester, S2Do; Boston, 500 corresponding rcduc.
tou nj! points East Steamers leave Tier 40, Mort
River eNl pier above DesDrUsscs St ferry. daily sun
day excepted. nj . l., ".
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S,1ran,y Oct. 10 - Flour ASp Nri--Tlie marLrt was
very quiet, hn; prices Ind hardening tendency IN gym
uut nv VITA the 'irIrer grain markets quoted Flour u
bh,,-tiuc. sa.2osS1.to. sup.rfnr s3.tl@t3s; 40.
"s.ga. s3iD03+; No extra s. 10: clears - 30
4sD Mlnrr 700 So g; ny min. shipping cSirs.,
corn meal y bbl-sj25s SO 50 for Western anu 81 II
es3 ~ for Brandy wine. BuckWheat Hour. y2l59$22b
"A 100 his.
Corros,-Futures opened at = sharp decline quickly
rallied closing steady ut advance OF points DE-
t0her and unchanged on other months. The early de-
cline was due break In the Liverpool market where
the bureau report had become current. That report
and the early decline as quickly and fully recovered
Southern towns generally said fross had done little
Killing frosts. Ne shall probably have considerable
limrmt nua arcn,nnatng stocks NAV degrees value.
sp"t cation was hrnl. em, yuiei Mtdllihs upinnds
pf III. transactions In failures with sa.s Of nsNoo
bales.
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1oAltS.
Shipping.

NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP 60.
~ Piers III aud II. East Rive.
saturday steamers Mt r. NJ all others nj Is j, ".
For Havana rrpgresO. CRmprchr Frontern, laguna,
rampco TuSpnnI, and Vera cruz
HntangRx, CarGcnas. Sagun, taibarl"n Nassau,
santiago de Cuba. Gunntnnanlo, and 'i.ntn"g"s
SARATOGA. Havana and Cnrlenhs, We'd. Oct. IA
lean ports ,,,,, .,a' Oct. II
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, Havana ana Na,
tanzn .............,.. e.. We'd Oct. 81
YtCATAN. llnSRna ana Mexican ports. Sat. Or., -
ClESFCEGnS, Nassau, tiuanianamn. san.
taEO Il. cuba, aui CicnfneyOs -,,,,,,, Thur Oct -
This line has direct connection with AMI Issues
through bills Of ladng 10 all points ON Mexican Railway
TO. Mexican Central hallway 90. Ltd, ana the Mon
tcrey and Mexican Gulf Railroad.
For full particulars, freight or passage, apply TO
JAMES l.. WARD 60. ia Wall ST.
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nOsrON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Bn <J,dl Bm A,g.i
Iehtyh Valley. 605i hOIs Penna. X. b.. oIas 5a}.
L. &. 4 y. CO... 4'Ds tiNi
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Hung Up a Freshman by tho Neck.

MADISON, Ind. Oct. 10-As several OF the
freshman class were returning from a recep.
tion on Thursday night in Hanover. thew wers
Bowman showed fight. The riotous Students
seized him, placed a rope around his neck. car-
ried him to neighboring tree. threw the rope
leased BY the Rev. MI. Chamberlain. who CANA
SsEotp TIE ths scene BoypaH,s neck WEB badlT
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ALBANY BOATS! :|sQq

Pier Al H., foot Of Canal #, every week day .sli
DAYS excepted at /. NJ making direct connection for
ALL POINTS SORTiI. EAST. AND WEST.
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Surplus. sa,l02,75O S0.osD.475 Inc. $3.50 726
The surplus year ago 49, 1856 325. and two years
ago the deficit was S7oS.02J.
The production Of anthracite coal for tho
week ending Oct 3 was Sit3 800 tons an in
crease Of a.7lS tons as compared with tho
same week last year. making tho total output
for tho year to date 2S.tSS.T3 tons. an in
crease Of 2,T72.2OS tons as COMPARED with tho
corresponding period OF last year.
The financial Ch,.onicIs computes the gross
earnings OF 40 railroads for september ut
$4b.2O4,5O4, an increase OF $3. TAI BOO as COM
pared with tho same month last year,
& snailYry gross earnings for September COM.
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Government bonds stcady ut unchanged
quotations. Railway bonds quiet but firm.
me features were Northern Pqiei.,s; consol 5s.
Tho more important net advances were in
Hooking Valley 81. y cent, to 80: and ds. Z,
cent. to So Reading Sd preference incomes
declined u q cent :. to 40
In bank stocks 80 shares Of Bank OF North
America cold at 40. and 80 sharos Of Menhat-
tan ut 1T.
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 ounces
sold at 07J.G073.. Bar silver In London.
A 13-16d.
Money on call. 4d15 y cent. Time money, @
p cent. for, four months. on mixed Stock Ex-
on dividend. paying securities Commercial
paper dull. Primo endorsed bills receivable
singfe-namo paper at 0'.@7'i y cent.
Sterling exchange dull and. steady. Posted
s4.s4 ior demand, Actual rates nrc;. Long
S4.s34' and Gable transfers. S4.8s' $l.R3..
Francs. 5.23h '05.23I for sight and 5.2J'.m
5.2lj7s for long: reichsmarks. ~ for short and
I4ls 900. for long; Euiders. S''. Tor long, and
40 for short.
n,,n lao I. In su,N.,
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Airidrnds md Antcrtst.

i PASY -
OFFICE or TIE rREAStRER. ~ BROADWAY.i
NEW YORK. Oct. H. 1891.
The sem.snn four per cent. dividend due Nov ].
1891 the preferred stock Of the National starch
Manufac nriiig Company Win he paid AT this ofce
Sov To storkhoiers OF record at the closing Of the
books Oct. IL. 1851.
The transfer books win be closed at r. VI. Oct IL.
and reopen at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning Nov 4,
CHARLES q. Burns. Treasurer.
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Glettions and atleetiugs.

NSIAL MERTISG-The annual meeting of the
n Utah Midland halfway Company for the election of
directors and for the transaction of such other business
may be brought before It, will be held at tho Walker
House ~ the city OF salt Lake IN the Territory OF Utah.
A. D.. 1891.
HThe stock transfer books will be closed O'Clock r.
~ OH tho nd day OF October 1891 and remain closed
until three days after the final adjournment OF saA
meeting. CHAS. T. NOBLE, Secretary,
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4 TORTURE MUSEUM
How Little Children Are Beaten,
Burned and Frozen.
COLLECTION OF TORTURE TOOLS
Rcd Hot Iron. for the Children and Hatchets
for Men-A Cruel Delm0nico
Waiter.

New YORK, July Especial cores
pondent SUNDAY HERALD. The "Nurem-
berg Maiden imprisoned the doomed
criminal in its cruel grasp; impaling him
upon a thousand piercing steel points prod
ding him remorselessly at every hand, not
reaching any vital part, but wearing lno
victim to death by slow torture
Oh, but that was in the Middle ages.
They don't use sucn things now
Come with me. / will show you iDstru-
meuts of torture as hellishly ingenious en-
ployed. not in the Middle ages but now,
turned not against criminals and maleiac-
tors but soaring and scoring and orulslng
the delicate flesh of little children.
The outer room of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children Is HI
tie Office where suffering humanity throngs
all day, from early morning till nearly
midnight. A little wicket guards the desk
where the clerk in charge stands, recelv-
ing complaints; driving away parents VINO
have been deprived of their children Tor
NEGLECT or abuse, but who want them Dach
TO earn money for their petty needs or
greeds; counting the pennies brought In oy
those charged by the court with the pay
uent of weekly sums for the support Oh
some child in better hands; sitting, sorting,
investigating, questioning, discriminating.
A little gate in the wicket and door In the
partition Just behind admits one to larger
square room where two or three CLERKS sll
writing down in big ledgers the record OF a
great city's shame, and then ranged against
the wall one sees the society's museum-a
collection of instruments of torture or as,
.sault taken from the abusers OF chlldhood
and hung here in view labeled with name
and date to stir the seDsibilitles OF the gen
Rrous.
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That strap was made for the purpose.
The two strips, which are riveted together
to form it, are narrow, so that the complete
lash is almost square; at the end loop is
left to go about the hand of the user. II IS
this evidence of cold-blooded preparation
which makes the museum so CHASTITY.
Take, for instance, the knotted and
doubled leathern cord with which Bridget
Healey corrected her child. Here the end
of a broom handle had been cut off about
six inches long and the cord carefully
bound upon it. The handle had even
q bit of wire wound around Il to
give the hand better grip. There is
another strap, equally business like, with
which Joseph Burke, fourteen years old,
was dashed by his brutal father There is
the rope with which Mrs Wolf tied her
stepchiid Annie, who was found with her
nose and arms broken, her spine injured
and her little body mass of bruises from
head to foot Most horrible OF all there is
the poker which was heated hot in the
FIRE and used TO burn the flesh OF tiny Net
tie Gardner, six years old.
A six-year-old child scared and burned
with hot iron.
MIDDLE AGE ToRTUREs WENT NO FARTHER
If there are go many people who go
methodically about their cruelties, there
are others who are overcome by suddea
passion and use whatever comes to hand to
strike. to beat, to main and mutilate those
whom God has intrusted to them. Here is
q piece Of barrel hoop, still armed with its
sharp nail which was used by one man; she
club thrown an undoubtedly mischievous
boy by a Waterman: the stone which came
near killing two year old Ellen Hendricks.
when thrown by grown-up Mary Graham.
There above it is the triple strap, with two
great rivets in one end, used by q human
wretch on his twelve year-old daughter.
and the baseball Dat which was used to
beat Annie Bartell SO that she Law at
deaths door. There is Ratchet which
was used to assault an officer by some
abuser of innocence, whose rescuers have
their own special dangers.
Less ghastly are the violins taken from
the lures OF street musicians, the cups
they held out to beg for pennies, the bags
they used for gathering cigar stubs. Mos,
cheerful Of all, decidedly funny. in fac
after so much evidence of blood and suffet,
ing, is q queer crutch improvised by r
little sound Iimhed rascal, who had sene
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First District Court.

The following business was transacted
in the First District court yesterday.
Manhattan Trust Co. VS.. Ogden * Hot
Springs Railway and Health Resort Co.
On motion of Mr. l.. X. Rhodes, order set
ting aside order of July llth. granting him
permission TO withdraw complaint and an
swer in intervention.
Manhattan Trust Co. VS. .. Il. ). Ry. &
II. ). Co. Demurrer TO complaint In inter
vention of receiver of Interstate Land and
Town Co., and motion TO strike out order
on motion of K. ). Schomover allowing
complaint in intervention 10 be Withdrawn.
Lew w. Wheeler VS.. b. NJ. Short ct al.
Demurrer to complaint submitted ana taken
under adviSement.
Orlando North ct al. VS.. o. II. 5. R &
81. X. Co. KimbalI * Allison entered their
appearance for the receiver and the road
and took, by consent, ten days from this
date to answer.
Manhattan Trust Co. VS.. o. * II. S. Ry.
& II. K. Co, motion of F. >. SShomover,
and by consent OF II. p. Henderson. order
allowing the Willamette Steam Mills and
LAUNDERING Mfg. Co., TO file g complaint
in Intervention.
Manhattan Trust Co. VS.. o. & II. s. Ry.
& II. X. Co. Motion of Allen Miller Tor
permission to intervene on behalf OF
Thomas Evans, submitted and taken under
advisement.
J. Tennstron VS.. A. Tennstron. Kimball
& Allison withdraw Lhsir appearance Tor
the defendant In the court
John Eranstrom VS.. A. Transform; mo-
| ton by Evans * Rogers for Judgment on
report OF referee: submitted.
b. NJ. Young VS.. Hugh Stuart; order to
show cause why defendant should not pay
800 into court.
Manhattan Trust company VS.. Ogden
Hot Springs Railway and Health Resort
company: motion of II. z. Henderson and
by consent order entered showing that the
allegations of complaint IN Intervention on
part of r. L. Armstrong TO De denied on
part of plaintiff.
Max Idleman ct al VS.. Ogden & Hot
Springs Railway and Health Resort com
pany; order dissolving all attachments in
these actions. Motion by Kimball & ALI
son and by consent order granting defend
ant one day further time in which TO
answer.
United States VS.. Nelson II. George
srraignment. Indicted for ENLIGHTENMENT
pleaded guilty. Sentence deferred unit
August 10Th, 1891, on request OF defendant
In reapplication of John l.. Wallace tC
practice law. Report of committee favor
able; order admitting applicant.
c. j. Jenkins VS.. John L. Richardson
on motion of Kimball * Allison order fol
publication of summons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-26

Hayes. He was formerly connected with
newspapers in that city.
Thomas Slater. whom the Liberals nom
mated as q candidate for representative
from the county. has resigned, giving as
reason that he is mot Liberal" There
was not little confusion over it within the
portals of the Liberal central committee
yesterday.
W.. F. earns arrived in the city last even
ing, and will leave this morning over the
Union Pacific for his old home IN Mlcnl-
gan, where will spend several weeks visit
ing with his parents and friends. he mas
a host of friends in Ogden who wish him at
safe and enjoyable journey.