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PALMER'S ADJUTANT-GENERAL.
CO.. Phisterer to Head the New G..
A. r. Commanders StaR

'FPFClAL TO nm EVFsTSG woHLD.l
ALBANY, Aug. 14.-Actilg Assistant Adjt.-
Gen. Frederick Phlsterer has been selected by
Comnaude.-ia-Chlef Palmer, OF the @. A. X,
as his Adjutant-General
CcL Fhisterer Is OF German birth and en-
listed In 1855 In the Third United states
AIullery. The salary OF his new onice Is
$1,000 year.
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SO ignorant

tFroB, he BO'3oa Nsrs
Farmer JAyseed-Bet yer life be an ALI
ance man; and I haint agoln ter vote for
Harrison ef he's nominated aginl
Friend-Why, what's the trouble1
Farmer Jayseed-TrOuble lie don't know
no,hin. | wrote tew him, an asked him
which was best-tew sell my grass standin
or wait TIL It was moved, and he said he
never knew.
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Edward Grioper & Sons Liabilities
Amount TO over s5. 900, 900.

TBY ASSOCIATED PRGss
LONDON, Aug. l4.-The statement submitted
10 the first meeting OF the creditors OF Edward
Gripper & Sons, corn factors and wharnngers,
OF this city, who failed July ls, showed that
the nrIns liabilities amounted 10 over
el 900. 900. or this sum e5s,oOO is unse-
cured. Against the unsecured Indebtedness
there are assets OF e3l 900. The unsecured
creditors agreed 10 accept ten shillings In the
Dound
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A Task.

tFroBs the CiotAfsr aHd EHrHisAsr.l
Dashaway-LOok here, did you 60 up in my
room last night and take the only clean shirt
hadI
TTayers-Yes: had TO go 10 a ball.
DRshAway-Then there Is only one thing
would like 70 know. How, In tnundeT did you
get II on over your neTyeT
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EXT0RTIoN IN THE BATHS.

John II. Hoyer, one OF the attendants at the
iree bath at the foot OF Grand street, East
River, was discharged this mornir o by Deputy
:, S,Hhmlssljner HOlunan Tor eNaCtIng money
Ing suits
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Hysterioal on an L Station.

woman about twenty years old, with dark
hair and eyes, and wearing a blue dress and
black sailor hat, was taken with hystcrical
fit in the Elevated station at Third avenue
and Ninth street Mt 40 o'clock this morning.
She was sent TO Bellevue Hospital
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IRON PAck
"I once wrote ghost story for the Weekly
Balloon, and -
WAS II a good oneT'
"In one way IL was, and IN another IL
wasn't. Its literary fnish was exquisite but
the ghost never walked"
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Taken Sick in the Bath.

Widow Teresa Falk, eighty-iye years old,
Of 313 East Twenty-fourth street, was taken
suddenly sick while In the public bath AT the
morning and was sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
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Held for sneak-rhieverr.

Charles Ashman, OF 100 Park Row, was held
at the Tombs this morning charged with
stealing two cotton wrappers and one apron
yesterday from the Rickmann Iamily's apart
ments at 219 William street.
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Broke a Chair over ais Head.

got into a quarrel with Jacob Faber, in the
lAtter's coffee and cake saloon. at l26 Hester
street, and broke a chair over his head last
evening, was held in Essex Market Court this
morning.
The evening world., 1891-08-14
Helwia Held for Assault.

street, Brooklyn, was held in Jefferson Mar
ket Court to-day charged with assauIting
Martin Higgins. who In attempting TO escape
from HelW1g fell down grain bin, fracturing
his hin
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TOMMY NORTON WAS DROWNED.
The Missing Boys Body Found in
the River This Morning.

AT 7.5O this morning the bcdy OF eight
year-old Thomas Norton. II SO Harrison
street, was found In thr s:orth River at the
foot OF Duane street.
He was last seen on wednesday fishing at
the foot OF Jay street, where he was waiting
for his uncle 10 finiih his days work. He sue
denly disappeared AZ abjut $50 ?. n
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Caught in the Act.

James McCauley, OF 10 Marion street was
this morning caught by Detective Lake in-
serting his fingers into the change pocket Of
man on Fulton street, and at the TOmos was
held for trial
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Fell from the Fifth Story.

John Carson, OF 522 West Ftfty-second
street, a carpenter working on the new build
ing at PAS West Ftfty-nrst street, fell from
the NTH story TO the cellar to-day, breaking
his right arm and cutting his head He was
taken TO Roosevelt Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-08-14
Annie I,eft Home in a Huff.

The police OF Brooklyn were asked this
morning 10 look out for Annie Burns, twelve
years old, whose parents live at sls Pacific
street. The girl left home in a hun on Wednes-
day. She Is tall and slim, has dark hair
and eyes, and when last seen was dressed in
q dark plaid dress.
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Aware OF Her Powers.
INOl R-ek. ]

lronl Fsck-
Mr.. Flubdub-What speaking eyes Ma
Orbes hasI
Miss de Tract-And how well she knON1
how 10 use them She merely stArea et yoa
when you try 20 engage her In conversation
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Manager Helm Surprised that He
Was Lost

Christopher Helm, manager OF the Stout
& Tate farms at Keyport, y. j., who was re-
ported missing, returned to his home to-day.
He was recuperating in the Orange MouD-
tains and neglected TO notify his friends, who
feared he had been murdered because he had
q large sum OF money on his person.
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An Urgent Case.

Iron Grip
Small Boy-Mother's sick this mornin' an
she sent this note.
Doctor Teading note)-"Please come at once,
doctor, as have a bad spell Of disspepShier."
Well, yes. ! should say she had-a very bad
spell. John, bring the buggy round night
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Fireworks at the BE ach.

The Fall OF Paris" with its nne military
display and ta0leaux, is drawing large au-
diences to Manhattan Beach. The engage
ment OF Achille Philion, the French gymnast,
has proven great success
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Battery PARK Concert.

Bayne's sixty-ninth Regiment Band VIII
give concert In Battery PARK this evening,
commencing az O'Clock. The programme Is
q varied and attractive one.
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Two Abandoned Infants.

male infant about two weeks old was
found IN the area OF 107 East Fiity-third
street early this morning. female child
one month old was found in the hall OF 4Ol
East Thirteenth street. Both are at Police
Headquarters.
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Supplied q Thirsty Crew with Water

The captain OF the steamer Germanic OF the
White Star Line, which arrived this morning
from Liverpool, reports that on Aug. IL he
sighted the schooner Barbara Hake, OF New
foundland, 1ying signals OF distress. She was
out Of water, and was given supply from
the Germanic.
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A Verdict Explained.

Prom Pck.l
Judge-Gentlemen OF the jury, your verdict
Is not in accordance with the evidence.
Foreman-Aay it please the Court, the evil
dence was not In accordance with the facts.
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Why He Needed 1t.

lEFo~ ne FitisbuVS TsissrapA.l
"why do you ask for time on this little ac-
count :" asked q PittsbuTR man Of shiyyers-
~ thought II you gave me enough time I
would be able 20 pay Il" replied shiVyers,
- for time - money"
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Slightly Warmer To-Morrow.

WASHINGTON, Aug.
l4.-Hea 'hfT IiIdiCd-
tons: For EISisTa
NrlO York, Siighiiy
tc ar ~ er; JGtT
tredlbeT A.; ,1IHdS Osa-
eruliy TurGdbie;
siighilV LrdTH@r aud
gTHsrdily gdir Sdiur-
daH.
The following rec
A. =
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Tried to Re,cue a prisoner.

Anthony May, Of 1494 Second avenue, was
sent TO the island to-day for nssaultiug Police
man COOney with a slung shot and trying 10
rescue Charles Myers, who had been arrested
for abusing his mother.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

Postmaster Van Cott called on Postmaster
Collins, of Brooklyn, to-day and inspected the
new Brooklyn Post-office building.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

for any part Of $500, with Kid gloves kenny
bested Gallagher at Trenton, y. j., recently
In a boxing tournament. kenny wants TO
become a professional.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

q. r. Charlock ana George Outhout will
shoot AZ 100 birds, Hurlinghain rules, for
$3.50 a side at BeCk's grounds, Rye Beach,
y. Y.
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Mutual sympathy.
Iron Judge.

dis mawnin', Joe.
Joe (anOtheT)-Yas; / dun got thFowed In
d las race Yesterday.
Nlck-Ts wusser on n yo' is. frowed d
Facl
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To-Day's Trip Of the Floating Hospi-

A trip OF the Floating Hospital OF ST. Johns
Guild was given to-day by George Clark
Brother. There were e7s children and
mothers on board, and f0rty-three little ones
were left al the seaside hospital
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MgALTH FOOD -COMPANY'S GU.
IEN bUPPOSIiOHES cure eoasu pAtioa Aa1
piles. b. mail. 5Os- 6l ffth lad al 1FiEEiIta.
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A Particular FL

fFoa Fsck.l
Customer-Thls coat doesn't uti III 20
tight across the breast
failor-YOu want 70 take about my ooll4n
out Ol your inside pockst and m - ~ rl8nA
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Positive Cure

fer LOST or FAILING VITALITY; General and
NERVOUS DEBILITY; Wsstns.A q bo1y Lad
vKLoPED. okGA Ms I'D Parts oE BoDY. Ab-
solutsly unfailtnE HOAE AETREAfMENf-Bsnsut
IN a dAY. Asn testify from ~ states and FoFslgn
Countries. Write them, Descriptive BOOK, en-
plAnAtioa ana proofs mailed lssalsdl fFSs Addrsss
kRIE MEnICAL CO.s % Niagara stS
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CITY NEWS TERsELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from Note
Book and Docket

2,352 Immigrants To-Day.
The arrivals OF immigrants at the Barge
ONCE to-day reached 2,352.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

The regatta OF the Long Island squadron Of
the Corinthian Navy will be sailed Tomorrow
of Larchmont.
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Fingers All ThumbA
tFS0a R~sA

SIS. Teaeher-sOme Of the giants OF olden
times had SIX fingers on each hand
Jimmy a pupill--That's nOthin'. some OF
a New YORK Giants has ave thumba
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THE wORLD's OFFER;

] A special Midsummer Discount Un-
all sept. 30 on Houses a. Apartments
rs PR CENT DISCOUNT 1 INSERTION.
2S PER CENT. DISCOUNT 2 INsERuoSs-
30 PER CKNT. DISCOUNT 3 INSERTIONS
The evening world., 1891-08-14
Fire in a Dyeine Fstaoiishment

The dyeing establishment OF william Fatt,
al 7T2 second avenue, was slightly damaged
by ire this morning.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

Nancy Hanks, the ive-year-old mare who is
TO go In the stake race at Independence against
Allerton In two weeks, delighted the lovers OF
trottiDg at Rochester yesterday by lowering
her record OF IA TO LEA DOble drove her,
and the mare moved so easily thar n was evil
dent she could have gone trine faster. The
quarters were done In 32B4, 33&t, 33Is and 32tl
seconds DOble wanted 10 make the last quarter
the best one, and when he found how quickly
he had gone the first, he eased up 10 the
third, and the mare finished strong at 9. 90
gait The runner thai started 10 accom- any
Nancy was not equal Ia this and fell back,
coming home Just where he would have been
most useful. Later Doble sent Nancy from
the half-mile pole to the wire In l.06L4, the
last quarter In 31Ia seconds
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...s. asi ; &: EHSsss sssSE &. ss':
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despatch from Richard X. Fox states that
the National Club, Of London, has decided 20
orIeT purse OF e., 800 FOR a nght between
Fred Johnston. the feaiher-Welght champion
or England, and George Dixon. the COlOrrd
champion. The club viii allow Dixon $500
for eNpenses.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

The CosmODolitan Cricket club was de-
feated yesterday by the New jersey Athlete
club team a. BAyOnne by 4 score VI - 70 40.
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ttaAnges IN thu temperature for the past
80. -.our hoUIs, In comparison with the
E ~ ap iGdlEs date OF last year, as Indicated
- Inc thermometer at Perry = PhATmAcy3
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F. :. Hall has defeated =. r. HOyey and Il
the winner OF the Bar HarbOr tennis tUurna-
ment by winning Two out VI three sets
The evening world., 1891-08-14

Al the Unknown Gun Clubs contest al
Dexter ParE yesterday, there was warm
night for nrst place. Hyde, McGinnesS, Flynn
and Plato tied. In the shOJt-On Plato won By
killing seven birds straight.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

The Hell Gate Boat Club, OF Astoria ha
made elaborate arrangements TO enter tain ~
friends next Monday. The Hell Gates vii
Sound.
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Pat Killen, the heavyweight champion Of
the Nor Invest, has written the Illustrated
Nstns that he Is willing 10 night any man In
the country, barring John l.. sullivan, for a
stake OF $1,000 % $4,000 before the club
Offering the largest purse
The evening world., 1891-08-14

Gus Muller, OF San Francisco, has chal-
lenged Abe Willis, who was defeated by
George Dixon.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

The Eastern Baseball Association IS about
on It's last legs. Providence and New Haven
have signined their intention TO disba nd, and
the others are very unsteady The AssOcia-
tiOn will meet In this city early next week 10
take final action.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

A despatch from the camp OF the American
Canoe Association at WillsbOro Point. Lake
ChAmplain, states that rain has made the
canOeIsts very uncomfortable thus far The
courses have been laid out ana the races OF
the annual meet Will begin tomorrow.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

Charles Greenslit Is the winner OF the
second division OF the crOquet tournament.
now on az Norwich, Conn. The winner OF the
1rst division viii probably be made known
to-day.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

The StuyvesaL. Athletic club, Of Harlem.
has secured Oct. 81 and 23 for its annual
bONIng tournament, which will be- held al
Lyceum Opera-HOuse. The preliminaries
will take place on the former and the final
bouts on the latter date.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

P. Levy, the stuyvesant's youngest athlete,
Is now In third place for the all-rOund cham
| piOnship OF the Club, as result OF his good
work In the Clubs recent games
The evening world., 1891-08-14

The lacrosse team OF the LorillArd Athletic
Club will cross sticks with the New York
Athletic club to- morrow afternoon on the
club grounds, oakland and Hoboken avenues,
Jersey City.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

The LOrillards win meet the Athletic Club
OF the Schuylklll Navy at Philadelphia, Aug.
20, and the Manhattan Athletic club Aug. 20.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

J. II. Hayerly has positively assumed con-
troll OF the Emerson Minstrels. He has taken
an Of1ice In New York, and has now positively
launched forth once more into the world OF
theatricals. W. II. Lykens has been engaged
TO manage George 7. Timers play, :" The
Volunteer" for Mr.. Hayerly.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

The Gloriana won the prize cup In the spe-
clal race yesterday. This eveot brought the
cruise OF the New York Yacht cub 10 an end.
The neet captains met on the flagship Electra
and ofiicially diSbanded the Meet.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

" Rose Michel as 1t is now being played at
the Windsor Is what is known as a " snap"
1t is not TO 60 out on the road as regular
organization.
The evening world., 1891-08-14

Willie Kenny, OF Jersey city, the ll5-pound
champion OF the Amateur Athlettc Uni0n, Is
about 70 try conclusions with Alex. Gallagher
The evening world., 1891-08-14

The United Brewery wUrkmen hAyea complaint
EEainst the men worSin: Z hsrt-rs ilTnit@re
shop They ar charged Etti drinking pool beer.
F1TnitGrs W1rkcrs' Uaion No. l. investigating
the matter,
The evening world., 1891-08-14

Mckee Rankin writes 10 say that he Is not
going out In The Danites this season, but
will carry out all his contracts as previously
arranged.
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Discreet National Bank 4,


pald-up Capital, $780, 100000
surplus, s6oo,ooo.oo
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Mrs. Jones, who lives on sixth street,
was on the car this morning. The ex-
preston on her face was that Of a
martyr, and presently learned the
cause by her relating the following;
"Two young ladies, one Of whom has
large eyes and lightning features aud
the other hszy appearance, frequent.
~ get on tho car. | believe both OF
them are charged by electricity. One
Il absolutely positive, the other mega
tive, AMI | get terrible shock every
time they get on or of the car. wien
! lived deal farther away, for since
tho electricity has come up here u
Just smells awful; Il scents everything;
you eau not open the door without u
Ellis the house; II gets into the coal and
iuto the preserved frult--tho smell 10
lust awful. ICON.
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~ noticed n short tlmo ago. said n
Washington official, "that SOME obiec-
tion was made by Mr.. Pen, Of tho San
Domingo Shore Line road, TO tho opon.
ing OF a private letter by the chief Of the
secret service bureau, itisuot generally
known that tho rules OF the postohlcc
department empower inspectors 10 open
suspicious letters 90 discretion. The
public appear 20 be- very much nstonished
at this proosedingmonii0ned hut assure
you that It Ia carried 10 a greater oxtoni
thgn cyon those who know all about 20
snpfose, In fact, under the rules OF tnr
postolico department almost any private
letter can BE- opened and read. This will
surprise somu people 4 presume, but 70
~ nevertheless true, and q reference o.
tho private instructions TO poatofiico in.
speotora, which gra iu printed form, will
convince anybody OF it, Whether such
secret privileges are ever used illcgiti.
mateiy would BE- difficult to find ont. Il
lea good deal like nugsiiug a man on sus
picion. A. ga matter Of fact, therefore,
You viii see the United States malls on,
no moro sacred than tho mails 10 su.if
or amy other country 10 FAR as govern
lneut espionage Is concerned. New
York Herald.
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MIllard stake Conference.

The quarterly conference OF the
Willard stake Of Zion convened In
Fillmore city on Sunday, November
.2nd, 1891, nj 10 O'Clock m. Present
on the stand were the Presidency Of
tina stake, members Of the High Coun-
ell and other leading men ofthe Priest
hood. After singing and prayer, on
Sunday morning, President Daniel
Thompson gave report Of tho labofs
OF tho Presidency Ia the Stake al nee
last conference. He spoke OF the recent
visits which they had made TO all the
wards, In company with Apostle i. d.
Richards, whose kind, faihorly and
much instructive talk to the people
was much appreciated and had left n
very favorable impression. Sister Jane
Richards accompanied her husband
aud met with the Relief societies In all
the wards.
The remainder Of tho formsnoon
was occupied with spirited discourse
ON charity, by Elder Joshua Gfeen-
wood; reports by Bishops Thomas
Yates OF 5ciplo, II. u. Bennett Of
Meadow Greek, John Styler Of Oasis,
aud William IL. Pratt Of Hinchloy
ward. Also few encouraging 70.
mnrke were made by President J. n.
Hinckley, who expressed himself well
satisfied with what had been said.
On sunday afternoon tho sacrament
was administered and the wards Of
Holden, Kanosh, Dessert and Oak
Greek were reported by Bishop Ay.
Stephenson, Elder James Abraham,
CouuselOrr Isaac Wicker and George
Finlinson, respectively.
Elder :. w. Western, of Deseret,
who recently returned from u mission
10 England, reported his laboFs and
experience In that country. lie said
he had been over the iamn ground
wherr President Woodruff vas 30 sue
cessiul many year ago.
Elder Alma Greenwood, who has
been travelling IN the Eastern States
during the last five months, gave an
interesting account Of his experience
while there.
Al the Monday forenoon meeting
President ID. X. stevens spoke upon
the danger Of our becoming careless
and Indifferent.
President Hiram Mace reported the
Forty second quorum OF Seventies,
President w. V. Black the Twenty
first quorum of Seventies. Couu-
selor james A. Melville reported
Fillmore ward, Elder George Lowell
bennington ward, Elizabeth Yates AZ
10 tho Relief societies. Elder FFank
Hinckley reported the Y. NJ. NJ. |. A.
associations.
President |, y. Hinckloy expressed
hOpe that every department OF tn,
Stake would he alive and do t. duty.
On Monday afternoon the general
aud local authorities Of the Church
were presented by q. Anderson. They
vera al sustained by unanimous vote
Niier q. Anderson then addressed
The Conference, proving from the pasl
history " thr LORDS dealings with I'm
people, ancient anu modern, that III
hid never failed % fulli HE promisel
and His part " tho oovUuanta, Will,
the people hnd inllod repeatedly.
Elder J. +. Hickman spoke upon tn,
importance OF virtue and morality, an,
showed from history that nation
neyerfell until II hal become itnm0ra
He 0ko spoke about the second conln,
VI Christ, aud sail the sigma OF m
advent Ind commenced. The speak e
was followed by Brother Reed OF Dee
oret. q. ANDERSON,
stake CLERK.
FILLMoRE CITY, Nov. 20, 1891,
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Many horsossbimblo, and arr whipped
therefor, because persons having them
In keeping arc careless Ia "hltcliing
them up" Tho most fragrant and
common error In clothing horse " the
placing Of tho brrociicn, or hold baok
strap, ut tho proper boisht ON the
horses hind legs. In fact every third
horse Is hitohed wrong IN this respect
Tho h-sechcn should DO 30 buchlcd
that II win not slip up undcr tho horse
tail, and novor 80 that u will, when
the hore u gulng down hill or holding
against load. slip nearly down 10 his
hooks The latter position deprives
tho horse Of tho FREQ use OF his hind
legs, causes his feet 20 eros alternately,
llits his hind foot, ifnot His whole hind
parts, nearly OIL tho ground, aud throws
the weight OF tho load and OF tho horse
himself ON 10 his front feot--tho result
bolng badly sprung knees, frequent
unavoidable stumbling, with the gen,
orally attending whipping jerking Of
tho roins and curses Of the fool driver
Cor. Washington Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-01

Plans have been drawn for the cscc.
ton Ia this city. 10y the Military Order
Of the Loyal Legion, Of o library and
museum OF war relics. which wurld la
sine become a most valuable institution.
The history Of the war has not yet been
written, aud probably cannot ho until
all who took part in the struggle have
passed. away, and then u must be- writ
ten by some patient, disintorcsted his.
torian, who shall examine all the cyi.
douco on disputed questions % fact.
which he eau do only by the aid Of a
great reference library. The Loyal I.e.
gion Is engaged In national undortak.
ing, but 1t is one Of peculiar local inter.
cat TO Philadelphia, whore it Is proposed
10 erect this grand memorial Of the war.
Philadelphia Ledger.