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SRIEND 6 TERRY
Lumber Company.
G r o @ e RE s.

MAIN YARD AND OFFICE, 1910 SEC
Nl ond street. Branch Yard, corner Twelfth
and j streets.
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CTRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. FREE ,BJTS
- to and from the Cars. B. B. BROWN, for
merly OF the State House Hotel, Proprietor.
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WANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
Nv yards, dairies and all kinds of labor.
Women and girls for cooking and general
housework. Plenty of work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and l..
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WANTED TEAMS-PARTIES WITH
w teams or traction engines to take con
tract to haul three million feet of lumber. An
summers work; for further particulars ad-
dress, Ell DORADO MILL q LUMBER CO.,
Diamond Springs, Cal fe14Etf
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"ANTED = AN ACTIVE, RELIABLE
w man-Salary, $40 to $50 monthly, with
sponsible New York house. References. Man
ufacturer, Lock Box l ,5S5, NY. fe24-lyNITh
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4nHt-Inu.tn.
90 Irt or Rr,,t.

TIyO RENT-A COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS:
L also, one of five rooms. Apply at 1925
CT street. fe19-tf
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INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN
L DONAHUE, a native OF City of Dublin, Ire
land. was here in early days. Please write
or send word to JAMES WARD 241 Minna
street. San Francisco fe1 5zt.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL

GHEAP FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE
~ day, week or month.
f6-tf w. A. CASWEI,I Pronrietor
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CHARLES FLOHR, PRACTICAL GUNSMTTH,

1O0d SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN j AND
IUL4 K, importer and Dealer in Shotguns,
Rifles and Pistols. Ammunition of ali kinds
constantly on hand. Safes and Scales re-
paired and Trusses made TO order.
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mutttrn.

WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
w an eight or nine-ro0m house, furnished
VII take long lease. Address this 0ffcc fi.-2ft
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requested to prepare and hand lists Of their re.
spective delegations to the member OF the com
mlttee on credentials from their state or terei-
tory.
Mr.. Jones, OF Provo, announced that the
Utah county delegation were accompanied
by the Provo opera band of sixteen pieces,
and On behalf of the leader rendered their
services for the opening day. The thanks
OF the Joint delegations were rendered by the
chair.
AS to the question of an official record of
the proceedings, Colonel Donnellan re-
ported That the services Of F. E. McGuer-
rim had been secured as stenographer.
From the committee on statistics Major
! Charles l.. Stephenson reported the com
pllatlon and publication in pamphlet form
of all necessary data pertaining TO Utah
and submitted the work to the session. Re
port approved AND thanks of the body ex-
| tended to the committee.
On motion OF MIR. King the Utah dele
gates were requested to meet at some time
to be announced during the session of the
| congress or Immediately thereafter for the
purposef of formulating suitable measures
to be submitted to the Congress of the
tne United States and general assembly Of
Utah, embodying the views and results of
the irrigation congress in suitable form
for Legislative action.
by consent the meeting then proceeded to
form an organization as follows:
For acknowledgements L. Thomas
For Secretary-E. A. Smith.
Member Committee on Credentials-W.
n. Dusenberry.
Member Committee on Order of Business
and Permanent Organization-O. j. Hol-
lister.
Members Committee on Resolutions-C.
c. Goodwin and w. Fl. King.
For Vice-President from Utah-John w.
Donnellan.
Adjourned
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Call On rhnmas and MnoarnE

The California delegation held two ses-
sions at the knutsford, the meeting last
evening lasting three hours. The delegation
called on Governor Thomas in the after
noon, j. w. Mcdonald presenting letter
with the greetings of the governor of Cali
fornia to the governor of Utah Governor
Thomas heard the Californians with
marked attention and poliueness, and replied
by relating briefly the origin of the call for
the irrigation congress, and extending a
very cordial welcome
The delegation will call on President
Woodruff in the morning, paying their re-
spects to the church dignitary.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The territorial. territorial school. county,
county school and special school taxes for
The year 1891, are now due and payable at
my Office No. s. county court house, Salt
Lake city. All taxes remaining unpaid on
the 31st day of October will be delinquent.
Session laws 1890, s2U30a: 1.-THE collector
shall, on or before the 1st day CT Decent Der
of each year, publish in alphabetical order
delinquent tax list, showing the amount
of territorial, school ard county and special
district school taxes assessed against each
delinquent in his county On the
third Monday of December of each year
the collector shall expose for sale sufficient
of such delinquents real estate to
pay the taxes and costs, etc"
L. G.. HARDY,
Collector for Salt Lake County.
N. B.-Please call at postoffice and ask
for your tax notices
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CHURCH PROPERTY.

Henry w. Lawrence, receiver of the
church property, was cited to appear be-
fore the board 10 answer to the charge of
Assessor Clute that there was 1920, 600 Of
personal property not given in for taxation.
In answer Mr.. Lawrence said that it was
true there was at present about S3l5, 600
not given in for the reason that it was yet
undecided whether the property belonged
20 the church or the United States. His
predecessor did not report il and MIR. Law
renee acted likewise upon counsers advice.
IL the property belonged 20 the government
il was not taxable. The board acknowl
edged this, but claimed it ought to be as
sessed and taxed subject to the decision OF
the supreme court. Mr.. Lawrence claimed
that what had accrued on rents, etc, since
January l, was not taxable, which the
board conceded. and as he did not know the
amount the matter was laid over again TO
await his report.
Adjourned until Wednesday evening q.
"a
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A SpRAIyED ANKLE.

This is a common occurrences, and ona
that will lay people up ordinarily six to
eight weeks, yet we will guarantee Bal
lard's Snow Liniment to cure any case Of
sprained ankle in one TO three days il sp-
piled at once, aud 20 Immediately relieve all
pain. Snow Liniment will cure any old
sore on man or beast. 1t will heal all
wounds, and cures sprsins, burns, scalds,
bruises, sore throat, sore chest, lame back,
corns, bunions. For rheumatism, lumbago,
neuralgia, contracted. muscles, it has no
equal. Do not allow any other white hni-
ments to be put of on you for Snow Lini-
nent There is other like it. Ask for
Billiards. Snow Liniment Sold by z. @.
M. |. drug department..
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NEARING THE FINISH
Only One More Session of the
Board Of Equalization.
Balmaceds Clute Appears in his st Sunday
Clothes. in Which the Hip Pocket
is Nos Too Prominent.

The city council continued it's work as a
board OF equalization last evening Mayor
Scott was not present and Councilman An
derson presided. Messrs. Spafford, Ander-
son, Heath. Hyde, Hardy, POLAND, Tud-
denham, Young and Lynn were the other
members on hand. Assessor Clute was
also there, dressed in his best Sunday
clothes. The Seventeenth and Eighteenth
wards, and part of the Nineteenth were
disposed of. 1t is thought that Wednesday
evening will finish the work of the board.
TAX KEDrCEn
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Tietze, DR. Emil, Vienna, Austria.

Tietze, DR. Emil, Vienna, Austria
Tschernysch Mr. Theodoce. ST Petersburg
Russia.
Ulrich, DR.. Arnold, Stras sburg Germany
Van den Borne, DR. G, Ha lie, Germany
Van den Brock. VI Z, Brussels, Belgium.
NledenZ, Herr Adolph Berlin, Germany,
Wahnscnafe. DR. Felix, Berlin. Germany.
Walther. Prof DE- Johannes Jena Germany.
Meigaud. DR. Bruno, Strassburg Germany.
Wheeler, Mr. Gilbert, Chicago II.
White, Prof L G, Morgantown, " Va.
Williams, Prof George Il, Baltimore, Nd
Williams, Prof Henry S, Ithaca Nv
Williams, Mrs Henry S, 18th c. y Y.
Williams, DR. j Francis. Ithaca. " Y.
Wonrinaun, DR. Baron Sidney Won, Livonia,
Russia
Wultng. DR. E A. Tubingen Germany.
Zitt5l, Prof DE- Won. Munich, Germany
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A SURE CURE EoR plLEs

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
perspiration, causing intense itching when
warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleed
ing and protruding, yield at once to DR..
Hosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts d.
rectly on the parts affected, ebsorbs
tumors, allays itching and effects perma
nent cure. SOC. druegists or nail: cirou-
lars free. DR.. Bosanko, 229 Arch ST., Phil
saelphia, Pa. Sold by z. c. M. l. Drug
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Be HOspitable.

To the Members of the Chamber of Commerce
and Stock Exchange
During the irrigation congress it is earnestly
requested that every member of the chamber
OF commerce and of the stock exchange consti.
tute himself a committee OF one to entertain our
distinguished guests and visitors attending the
congress, in order that the good name which our
city has earned in the past in this direction may
be maintained upon this occasion.
'- FRED SIMON,
President Chamber of Commerce.
NICHOLAS TREwEER,
II. V. MELoY,
Secretary Chamber of Commerce
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ASSESSMENT REDUCED.
ASSESSMENTS COMBINED.

A. j. Stevenson, E. Pratt, NJ Pratt. o..
3. Shaw, Il. Hoskins, Martha D. Wallace.
George \. Neal, Elias Smith, James and
sarah Dryer, John Thomas, Josephine
kimbalt, Mrs Il. Jensen, Adelaide Rob-
bins, q. a. E. Spence, Moroni H. Kimoall,
Y. o. Farnsworth, Mrs. H. Cunningham,
Margaret Haslsn.
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REDUCTION OF TUITION RATES.

Rates of tuition at Salt Lake academy
(Hammond halD for current year are re-
duced as follows:
Academic from IS. so to St. 90 per term.
Intermediate from S. % to 800 per term.
Primary from $500 TO Loo per term.
y. ]. HOLSTER, Sec'y.
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Personal II ENTI0N.

DR.. NILES and wife started for Santiago last
evening to be absent a snort time
REV. Mr.. MABRY left for the east on d
months vacation yesterday morning
MRS. BLANCHE CURTIS, nee Steuhouse, is Wis
ting friends in this city for few days prior to
making an extended visit to London.
Hon; V. II. GRINsTEAD, judge Of the Twenty
first district OF Kansas, is ii the city in at
tendance to the Irrigation convention.
c. ;. TRIPLEIT Of Leati Kansas, publisher
OF the Leati Standard, is the city in attend
ance upon the Irrigation convention While
here he will be the guest OF Elr. G. O. Cline.
Yesterday afternoon The HERALD received q
call from A. E. Pierce. of the South Denver Eys,
president OF the Colorado Editorial association
one of the pioneers of his state he came there
as the driver of an OK team, and has Deea one
OF those men who have driven Colorado to the
front ever since. He was member Of the legis-
lature of 1883, when Tabor was sent to the
United States Senate FOR thirty DAYS and Tom
Bowen for the full term. The Secretary OF the
association. G Herbert Brown. of the Manitou
springs J0urBat formerly OF tie Denver Neics.
and Mr.. J. NJ. Gore, OF the Plattsvilie star. ae-
compaDied the president. This being the f,ss
visit Of these gentlemen to on they found
much to in crest and Instruct them, and ex-
pressed themselves as more than pleased with it.
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MISCELLANEOUS PErIrIoNs.

W. Il. CuImer petijionei for reduction
OF assessment on five pieces of property.
The assessments on al were confirmed ex-
cept on real estate of lot /, olock 80, plat A,
which was reduced $500 and on improve
ments of same, reduction OF $1,000 was
granted.
II. a. Lawrence petitioned for reduc-
ton OF assessment on four pieces of prop
-rty. Assessment confirmed in all but lot
l, block 50, plat A, which was reduced
81 100
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SPORTING SPLINTERS,

I was rather a
slim crowd that
assembled at the
baseball park yes
terday afternoon
o n d t II ely wit
messed g tame and
u n i u t G r Q S t ing
game, in which
the Salt Lakers
were defeated by
the Ogden boys
by a score of 10 to
0. The Sander
Elactrics of Dan
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SALT LAKE RUslNE,s .ulLEGg

Day and evening sessions in the Salt
Lake Business College, for both ladies' and
gentlemen. Instructions il book keeping.
grammar, spelling. arithmetic. penmsnship
and commercial law.
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6TARTLING NEWS,


Watt
Wait!l
Wait!!
For
Simon Bros. & Duke.
Thir Fall Opening"
VIII be announced in few days.
II will pay you.
The display is seasonabie
Novelties"
In Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Table Linens, Stamped Linens, Cloaks
and
Wraps, Millinery, etc, ETC.,
VIII astonish you.
SIMON Bios. & DUKE.
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NOR soFTENING THE SKIN

Allayirg irritation, removing roughness,
wind tan and like troubles, there ia nothing
equal to Wisdom's celebrated Violet
Cream.
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Sanitary plumbing a sFeclalty. Prompt
ttentton given to ell kinds OF job5ing
Store Of E. Second South street, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Telephone 34S.
w. g. CoLLETr.
W. O. MERRILL
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SALT LAKE PLUMBING co.

ROSES Ali. THE YEAR.
Readings, under Utah National hank =
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yer, arrive here tomorrow, and will open a
series of games with the best nine Salt
Lake can put up at the State street grou uds
Wednesday afternoon. They should have
been here to- day, but were delayed on the
train. Some great sport is promised, and
Il is expected that there will be big at
tendance This series will close the sea-
son, and it will be a brilliant finish
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Marriage licenses and the consequent re
suits, are increasing TO such an extent thai
we have reduced prices and increased our
stock OF furniture to mast the growing de-
mands, B6RKATr Rios
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PROTECTION.

The American" Of Philadelphia, viii
take care of you.
H. j. GRANT g. Co., Agents.
j. f. GRANT. Manager,
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Arnicated Eureka Cream is the finest
toilet article.
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PROGRAMME.

The irrigation congress viii be called to order
after selection by the band at - o clock noon,
in the Utah exposition building bv Colonel
John Dornellan, chairman of the general com.
mittee OF arrangements. The call for the irri-
cation congress will be read by Frenk K. Gil
hspie SECRETARY OF the general Commute of ar
rangementS, after which addresses OF welcome
will be delivered by GoVern,r Arthur |,
Thomas, Of Utah, Mayor George M Scott. of
Salt axe City, and MIR. Fred Simon, president
Salt Lake chamber of commerce. The seIec-
tion OF a temporary chairman and temporary
secretary will follow. The appoin ment OF =
committee on credentials VIII be next in order
The congress Will then proceed, at its own
pleasure, with probably the select of com
mittees on permanent organizati on etc. as are
usually designated by such gathering
Each delegate will be given five tickets OF ad.
mission for friends by calling at the general
committee of arrangements Headquarters
room l. Exposition building.
All persons desiring tickets must get them
from delegates or the general committee Pro.
gramme OF side trips, ETC., will be published
later.
On Wednesday night at 6 O'Clock, the Salt
Lake Choral society and other musical tai emit
OF the city will give musical festival in the
tabernacle, complimentary TO the delegates. Tor
whom free seats are reserved. Tickets mus.
however. be secured from the secretary OF the
general committee.
n. B.-Chairmen OF all delegations, whether
appointed by governors mayors or others, are
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AlI,s Well That Ends WaIl.

The final meeting, befors grand assemb-
ling Of to-day, Of the Utah delegation tc
the irrigation congress, was held last nigh,
at the chamber Of commerce Colonel
John W. Donnellsn presided and E. K.
Gillespie acted as secretary. The Provo
band was present and facilitated the "gath
ering I'M with some excellent music.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The special committee
To whom had been referred resolution re
garding the course to be pursued in the de
alterations of the congress, reported
through It's chairman, Governor A. l..
Thomas, and recommended that tho Utah
delegation should attend untrammeled ana
participate freely in all the deliberations OF
the session. The report was approved.
The chair announced that 600 copies of
the call and program of exercises FOR open
ing OF the congress had been printed and
were ready for distribution.
The secretary reported on hall and gen
eral arrangements Tor the convention and
made the following announcement:
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DRESS GOODS and ROBE PATTERNS.
LADIES' CLOAKS AND JACKETS.


@oo ana o MAN Street. LINE
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Both Mike Sullivan and Tom Whelon
are in prime condition for the glove con-
test, which comes off in this city next Fri
day night. Sullivan has never before
been put through systematic course Of
training, ana he will surprise those who
nave not seen him since he WAS bested by
Williams. He has acquired good knoyvi-
edge of ring tactics unde. the membership
OF Charley Lange, and has gained wonder
July in science, agility and driving power.
Whelon has been prominent figure in the
ring for long time, and has often demon
strased his ability. The contest will be
twenty five rounds, and the winner will
take everything.
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Here You Ara! Que Fare for the Ro1ud Trl


Co GRADE to ST. Louis, Mo-, and returD via
the great Missouri Pacific railway. Tickets
on sale September 10Th, good TO return
final limit, September %, 1891, on account
Of Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independent
order OF Odd Fellows. Sale of tickets
open to the public. Be sure to have vour
Pullman reservation made early, il order
to avoid the rush. Same may De made
through nearest agent
S. V. DEERAH, Rich F. NEsLES
Com'l. Agent Cont'g. Agent.
Progress building.
DIR. E, L. Coon treats successfully,
paralysis, rheumatism, kidney and liver
diseases, catarrh, and all diseases OF the
mucous membranes, diseases of the heart
and lungs.
Electrical aud bath treatment are special
features of DR.. Coon's treatment.
Office hours 10 to II am. 2 to pm.
35S S. West Temple street, Salt Lake
City
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Greek George has just about given up
all hope of getting on wrestling match
here. Since his former visit 10 Salt Lake,
George has become physician, and now
practices his profession.
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We show about 200 styles Jackets which the leading
Garment for this Fall and Winter
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L @ Carpenter, Fort Collinsr George @
Anderson, Denver; Donald Campbell Denver:
Z w Aldracn, Denver; John A Duweese, Dem
yer; II II EDDY. Axial; A c Fisk, Denver: WI.
liam Gelder, Glenwood Springs; ] S Greene.
Denver; y La Grange. Greeley; Irving How.
bert. Colorado Springs; James z Maxwell.
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There is probability Z of another athletic
tournament, to be given this time at
Liberty park. Pedestrian Richmend IS
working il I'D.
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Arthur l. Thomas, Salt Lake; c. c. Goodwin.
Salt Lake. r. h. Terhune Salt Lake: Sesse w
Fox, jr., Salt Lake; Wm. BalGerston Salt
Lake; Fred Trimmer. Salt Lake; George w
Parke, Salt Lake: William II. Bird, salt Lake:
w Jacobs, Salt Lake. Grant Nickersson
Salt Lake; William Smythe. Salt Lake |:
Elias Smith, Salt Lake; Fred Kiesel Ogden !;
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requested to prepare and hand lists Of their re.
spective delegations to the member Of the com
mittee on credentials from their state or terei-
tory.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-06-20

Thousands of Dollars Worth of Gems
Stolen by Burglars from New York
Jewelry House-A Clever job by Expert
Diamond Thieves. "a. ~ t.gis.7s-gs
New YORK, June 12.-The mammoth
dry goods and miscellaneous establish
of Hilton, Hughes &c Denning, which
occupies the entire block bounded by
Fourth avenue, Broadway, Ninth and
Tenth streets, was robbed last Friday
night in the cleverest style that has
distinguished burglary in New York
for many years, and, so far, not an
inkling has been obtained by the police
as to the identity of the robbers. The
plunder secured is said to have been all
the diamonds in the jewelry department
the value of which is given as $4,000,
The thieves plan for their operations
was exceedingly clever. They con-
cealed themselves in the place some
time during Friday and had themselves
locked in the building The firm en-
ploys watchmen, but they are all sta
toned outside, one at each corner, so
the robbers could work at their pleas
ure. They easily forced the safe and
secured the booty, but now all their in
genuity had to be put at work to get
out. AS the lower floor was encased in
shutters of steel and as there were four
Watcnmen on Une OUTSIDE, placed so
that each could see every inch of his
side of the building, this was no easy
matter, but the burglars surmounted
this difficulty by simple plan. They
started fire in that part of the base
lnent which extends under the sidewalks
and then hid up near the door and
awaited developments. The fire was
started so close to the transoms which
open from the basement to the side
walk that the heat quickly broke the
the glass, allowing the smoke to escape
into the street. The smoke, of course,
attracted the attention of the watch
men, who, after sending in an alarm,
opened little door in the steel shutter
covering the Fourth avenue entrance,
and then rushed into the store and into
the basement with the heroic idea OF
extinguishing the flames. This all hap
pened as the robbers had foreseen, and
they quickly availed themselves of this
means of exit and escaped with their
booty unnoticed. The fire was quickly
extinguished by firemen upon their ar
rival and the building again locked up.
The robbery was discovered next morn.
ing. but was kept secret until yesterday.