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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29
COULD NOT AdRER.
Juvenile Instructor"

This popular magazine for June LIST
Is out II iSan excellent number, fol.
lowing being the table Of contents:
Children's Sports AMI Occupations;
The Romance Of Salt Lake Valley;
Miles Lesson; Elsle's Vision; Work
for GiEls-Co-Operative Kitchen; The
Strength and Courage; A Sketch Of
Nahum BIgelow; Topics OF the Times
President Harrison's Visit; Lessons
rom the Life NJ Nephi-IY.-The
Return for lshmael; Church School
Papers--NO. 0.--liife and Theory
Address before the Utah County Insti.
ute by Karl q, Maeser. Editorial
lhoughts-rho Word NJ Spirits-Im.
ptopetS statement concerning the Holy
Ghosts The Book Of job; D,seret sun.
day School Union Lgatiels-Christ
Gains thu Storm; Loves Conquest;
For our Little FolkG The Cali that
Went to School. The Young Folbs'
Stories-What boy can do; The Dog
that Wasn't Invited; Our Brave Boys
and Girls.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
Programme Of Exercises at the City
Cemetery on MAY seth, 1891.


Mr.. l.. COIN, chairman Of the com.
mittoc on City Cemetery, and Mr.
Daniel dunno, city sexton, met by ap-
polntment Mt the office Of Angus NJ.
Cannon, President Of the Salt Lake
Stnlsc, 10 take s.cIs % arrange a pro.
grAmme of services hnd decoration u
graves IN the CITY Cemetery, on the
a0th Inst. u L. propo.oi that Mayor
0uo. NJ. Scott shall preside, associated
with the committee On cemetery. Tue
following is the programme;
Mu'la by Ileli', band to commence alto
O'Clock n. W.
SERVICES bfr.n n, n O'Clock. when the a.
souihly will tg called to nulff bY Mayor scott
singing. hy Harmony OiCe cub aui mOm'
bers Of the 1AhefnHris choir, - Tear Tor
the Comrades that arc tome
opening prayer ~ bisuop Leonard of the
Er srupa church.
.itaas. Harmony Giee ciuJ, 'Nos Dead bat
slcuUuth'
Adifc.s by bishop orson =. whitney.
Music by the % M.
Addre.iby rev. j. u. Thrili. of the Consrc'
raulual Church.
snnnr by The Harmony Glcc olub. "when
The swallows liomeward Nv"
loucdiruon ~ President Angus v. Cannon.
lieida band viii play uuil O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

snSny DILLON. president Of tho Union
Pacific Railroad company. and number
Of othor railway men arc cNpc'ted to ar.
rive In this city tonight on special
train. The object ~ their visit IN not
known. The party have spent tho day
In Park city.
TuE yard Of the Home Coal company
was tho scene " what came near being n
fatal wreck yesterday afternoon. shortly
before o'clock. The switch had boon
len open, and an engine and cnbouse
came dashng In from the north, they len
the main trsck and collldcl Violently
with the ward engine standing on side
tmck. The tmin men saved Themselves
by jumping. No one WIS injured though
the engines were badly damaged aud are
now laid up Tor repairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

All citizens Of tho Fourth precinct,
Salt Lake CITY, Irrespective ~ former
party affiliations. are cordially invited
10 attend n Republican meeting TO be
held In the Eighteenth wari Indepen.
dcut school house on Tuesday, Juno
End, 1881, at 5 O'Clock PIN. where the
political issues VI the day will be dis.
guessed by able speakers, aud precinct
Republican club win be organized.
by order County Republican Com
mltiee. n. TREwEEit.
At Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

No Sabbath schools or ward neetings
will be held In Salt fake City on
Sunday, May ~, In consequence Of
tho annual conference II the Young
Mems Mutual Improvement Associn-
lions converting on that date. The
people Of the stake IRE requested to NJ.
tend this conference.
ANGUS VI. CANNON,
JOsEpIt l.. TAYLOR.
CHARLES w. PESROsr,
Presidency Of the salt Lake stake
oiZlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29
THE TONIC SOFIA SYSTEM.


Eilor Dcser.t Ncgc
Dear Sir-An article appeared IN The
News of 23ri inst, In relation 10 the
Tonic Sofia musical notation, which |
pcrused with much pleasure. | have
thought /, may lnierrs, your readers n
little II were TO briefly relate my
personal experience In connection with
the Tonic Sofia system. have To
confess that was, at first, very much
prtJudlooi against It, but thanks TO the
persuasion Of my old time friend David
%. Calder, tho pioneer Of Sofia nota.
ton IN thla country, was induced TO
study Il, aud then my prejudice van.
ished. | very soon became familiar
with the details VI the Tonic Sofia
method, aud when President Brigham
Young calle'i me, Ia the fall Of 1894, TO
40 to our "Dixle," for the purpose Of
teaching vocal and instrumental music
10 the people IN the southern settle.
ments OF our Territory, Igladly awaited
myself Of the Opportunity 70 teach the
Sofia system. The results were OF the
most gratifying character; my pupils
rapidly acquired An understanding OF
music, ami could readily sing frUm tAo
notes.
| wish 10 say 10 all who desire 10
learn vocal music that recommend
tho Tonic Sofia system M the most
simple method. IL easily ovorcome-
the many difficulties That beset the old
stair notation.
Xyishiuy IN. saIt I,alfa TonIr soI.fa
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Opening Of fairfield Beach.

The Union Pacific officials have
selected Memorial Day n n fitting
occasion to make the formal opening
for the season at Garfield Beach. An
excellent programme has been ar.
ranged, and doubtless many people
will visit the great and popular bathing
resort tomorrow. Trains will run
regularly at frequent intervals during
the day.
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Snerinl Nnlice.

The city sexton desires ~ announce
that the cemetery gates will be closed
at l0a. IN, to DO opened at . p. m, to-
morrow, May 30th. This IL done 10
prevent noise and confusion during the
Decoration service. Ample provision
has been made for the Tying Of teams
within the cemetery enclosure, just
Oulslle tho cemetory proper.
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Officers Y. NJ. NJ. |. A. Salt Lake
CITY.

Those who have not yet reported as
to the entertainment OF our visitors
during the coming General Conference
Y. NJ. NJ. |. A. are earnestly requested
10 leave the lists asked for, with the
stake SUPPLEMENTARY, ut north door
Of Assembly Hall ut II noon ON Sun.
day.
Each association Is expected 10 fur.
nlsh Une usher for each meeting three
One Sunday and two ON Monday--to
report To Bro. q. j, Thomas Mt Tabsr.
nacle 80 minutes before the opening OF
each meeting.
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A CALL.

Chairman.

A meeting Of the Territorial Genital
Committee Of the Peoples Party Of
Utah is hereby called to con.
vene at the Social Hall, Salt Lake
City, on Wednesday, June 10th 1891,
at p. M, 10 consider the present
political situation.
F.S. RICHARDS, Chairman.
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Old Folks Committee.

The Old FOLKS Committee are re-.
qucsted to meet on Monday next, June
2nd, ut p. M, In Bishop Preston's
office. Fun attendance requested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

Tho vlcksburg CJmmsrcial-lferald
announces that "lIon. III. ID. Money
has determined to take the stump in
defense OF sound Democratic prin,
ciplcs." 1t Is not only la Southern
politics that money talks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

on improved property Ia Salt Lake
City. No delays II security and tltlc
are satisfactory. Money IN here.
Lombard Investment Company, up
lairs, corner Main and Firht South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

Go TO SpfsCER, BywATER a cos
" and 10 West south Temple street,
for Tin Roofing Gathering, Spoutlng
Stoves and Tinwnre, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

DIR. Burrows, Oculist, Aurist md OPP.
tlcian. Slcc,aclcs fitted. Commercial
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

For pure Candies and Confectionery
20 to Arboghsrs.
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Supplied In any quantity Mt shor,
notice. los Main street and Is Firs,
South street.
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Go 20 tho noidins Electric Co..
90 w. First south, for your electric
Lighting and electrical supplies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29
Miss Thursby and Mr.. Whitney will
Sling at ALL THREE Concerts.
ADMISSION T5c. Reserved Seats $i.OO
Matinee 6OC. Reserved Seats 75C:

Subscription Tickets, emitting tho holder n
h nlst oh1lcv OF llesofyei scat, for III Three
neIioinanec.' S2.b0, subsctipt on Tickels
LOW o. shln ~ duhuaIu, Pratt = uu.'s, Y, w
ss'1ngn, ", w. nlylge, coalier & snelgfoyes, ID.
v, Cailor's, Utah BOOK = stationery Go, Ma.
Co,
snelgrove's, Monday, june ist, al 10 am,
,.Wnerhl deserve sale opens juno "a,
Az ,onltiy falroDs may address any ~ the
spencer, q. d, pyper, Hoard OF DIRECTOR Il.
stephen, DlrteI0r.
ihis occasion.
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Trains between salt Lake and Gar.
field Beach will run m follows until
further notice:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

Everything the Nealcst, Freshest
anu Sweetest at Arbogasps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

Immense lot u curtain net remnants
at half price. Ats. Z. Teatdcl's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

FEK French Candies at Arbogasi's
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HAVE you tried Arbogasps Cream
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scAnrp. Famlly DmggI.l 90 Y. bod 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

GENTS SUITS
MADE TO ORDER
Spring Styles
Just In from
PROVO MILLS.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
No. 80 Main st.
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hIMA TnuRsBY NJ ..........,..,,..,,.,,Jan
M non w WHITNEY as. ........,.....sino
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- see proEflmines Tor wofds, synopsis,
Description aud other Particulars,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-04
THE WATER FRONT.

light draught boat which is being built at
Salmon bay for Henry Carstens will be finished
about October l, and will be run on the upper
skagit river between Mount Vernon and Sauk
City and Cascade. Mr.. Carstens was in the city
yesterday after having made a trip over the
country from which he expects sufficient bust
ness TO make his undertaking success-and he
reports being well pleased with the outlook.
Inc project was first set on foot by a stock COM
pany, but later on Mr.. Carstens bought IL out
ana Is now pushing the work on foot to compile
ton.
Charles L. Fox, member of the firm OF Le-
Ballister d Fox, which chartered the Henry
Bailey some time ago from the Pacific Naviga-
uon company and is now running her on the
sksgit river route, yesterday signed an agree
ment chartering the Mary +. Perley, recently
purchased by G. o. Halter at q United states
marshal sale. He will run her between Seattle
and La Conner and Edison. Eddy Darlington
will probably have command of her.
steamer Henry Bailey brought in twenty-five
tons OF hay from skagit river, and went out with
twenty-five tons OF merchandise on the same
route; the Mabel had eightysix tons out for
Snohomish and way points; and the Delta
brought in forty sacks of oysters from Hood
canal.
British bark King Malcolm will finish dis
charging her cargo at the Smiths Cove bunkers
for the Kirkland iron works today or tomorrow,
anu Will tnen go 10 the elevator 10 l0aQ Wneas
for the United Kingdom.
The following dispatch from Lieutenans Fin
ley was received yesterday by local signal SER
vice officer J. A. Hatfield: Fair weather, slightly
warmer, northerly winds; Jog and clouds along
the coast
The tup Rip Van Wrinkle was returned by the
NJ. & NJ. Tug Company to her owner, John Eng
lish, yesterday. Hereafter she will be run by
Mr.. English himself and will be used for general
jobbing.
British ship Blair Athole, Captain Taylor, ar
rived at the elevator Wednesday evening from
Victoria, and yesterday began taxing on a cargo
of wheat for the United Kingdom.
A car load OF new hay, the first received from
the White river valley this season, came in yes
terday for J. A. Hatfield.
ship Spartan sailed yesterday for San Fran
cisco with 2,25s tons of coal. Tug Coils towed
her to sea-
The little steamer Alta was beached at Eagle
Harbor yesterday to have her boxes filled.
Steamer J. C. Britain was IN Tacoma after
load OF street railway iron for Whatcom.
Steamer Sehome brought in a whole load Of
siwash hop pickers from Whatcom.
Schooner Corona sails for San Pedro today
from Port Ludlow lumber laden.
Tug Hornet went up the Duwamish to tow
some logs in to Newelrs mill
Tug Queen City brought in lot of salmon for
Meyers cannery.
Bark skagit is almost loaded at Port Gamble
for Honolulu.
Tug Wasp went to coupeville after scow load
OF potatoes.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-04
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1891,
to date are s12,056,4f2.50. There were fled for
record yesterday "a deeds, the considerations ag-
gregating 2i.9i6, an average of 993. Follow
ing is the list furnished by osb borne, Tremper
* Co., abstraetors of title, ll6 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second:
w. III. Drake to J. w. White, und II lots 6,
and 5, block 10, Jackson ST. add, 500.
A. p Freeman admr., 10 william Kane, lot IL,
block 9, Jackson st. add, s426;
Russell to Joy to {. II. Dudley, lot ii, block ],
Kenwood add, Tacoma, $50.
T. A. Gehrnan to Louisa B. Bassey, 10 lots in
block 4, Pottery Works add, 81
West Coast Imp. Co. to Charles McLachlan, lot
20, block 9, Gilman Park, $215.
Robert Gardiner to Joseph n. Peack. lots IL
and Is, block 9, Rengstorfrs add, $500
NJ. NJ Van Deyanter to E. ii. Nadeu, lots II 70
a. block 8, W. e. |. Co g LIST. Kent, 81 go.
Knudt Erickson to A. Besonson, part lot l,
block l. Billiards. First add, slaughter, $500.
Grace NJ. Z. church to Emil Anderson, lot l,
block 5, Olive add, $500.
l. Mathews to Carrie Fuller, lot s, block 2,
Walia Walla add, s., 700.
Administrators of Wallace Lang TO l. r. Hirt,
lot 4, block 2, Central Seattle, $l25
J. f. Fox. administrator, to William Z.
Hughes, lot 4 block 8, Jackson street add, $1,6l0
n r. r. K. Co. to Charles simpkins, Sc u ne
"a sec. 2l, tip. 20. re, ., $50.
Julia Rousel to C. c. Psgett, it,. lot l. Sec SO.
tp. Il, r 3 e, $50
West Coast Imp Co. to A. E. Aud, lots E l6,
block 1l4 Gilman Park, $500.
Alonzo Hamblet to E. Aud, lots IL 70 IA,
block ia, Gilman park, $500
John Dali TO A. t. Davis, lot 10, block %, Gil
man park, $225.
l. C. Pitner to Christina Hadeen. lots 81 and
%, So lot %, block 2, Pitner's Sd div, $50
l. c. Pitner to Otto Aura, lots "a and Is, nK
lot o. block 2, Pitaer's Sd div, $3.50.
NJ. d. Ballard TO John Knudson, lots and 8,
block 80, Billiards. supl Lake Union, s425.
H. j. Davys To Rowena Nichols, lot 20, block g.
Holmes add, $500.
Oliver P Beebe to Frank A. Steele, lot 9, block
T. Rainier add, 5000
Frank A. steele to Octayie Z. Beebe, lot 9, block
A. Rainier add, 81 900.
W. d. Conner 10 n. d. Moon, WI SEA. eS< el&
swI4, sec L., tp p, r5 e, s.
W j. Watkins to Mary Nolte, 10 acres sec o. tp
q, $500.
William ID. Wood to James A. Filey, lots 1 to
10, block 2, and others, Woodlawn add, $40
f. r Day 20 James A. Fiiley, block 8, Days Ia
Grande &10On
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-04
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
AUGUST WHEAT SHIPMENTS.


SAN Francisco. Sept. 3.-There was a larger
export movement in wheat during the past
month the number of cargoes cleared being
twenty-seven, aggregating l, 600 centals, VAL
ued at s., $4,000. In August, 1890, the exports
were 600 600 centals, valued at 81, 10000
THE STATE OF TRADE.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 3-The vegetable mar
ket ia in a dull, unsatisfactory condition, with
heavy supplies on hand and weak demand.
There is surplus of many varieties, including
tomatoes. eucumbers, Lima beans and corn.
potatoes are as dull as ever. Onions are steady.
SIMMER fruits are arriving in heavy quantity
and the demand is light in comparison. Mel
ons are glut on the market Grapes hold up
well. but are coming in more freely. Apples
and pears are of better quality and in good de-
mand.
ton for inferior grades OF bdtter. Choice eggs
are in good demand and firm.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts-F!our, 5000 quarter sacks
wheat, 5000 eentals; barley, 1000 centals; po-
tatoes 2.o00 SACKS; bran, LOO SACKS; niddllngs,
100 sacks; wine, 1900 gallons; brandy, S.oOo
"FIonr-Family extra, s5.oOG5 25 per Dbl;
bakers extra, S5.i5Gt53l; superhne. So. s5ld290.
wheat-siandard shipping grades, sl6715 per
e Bariey-Feed, slosaLo71l: old brewing,
81 e6fGi75; new brewing, llIt91.1215 per Genital.
Oats surprise, SlSSGi8Js BDo0 70 cholce,
sl259 $50; fair, SLI4gLI715; gray, sll71z(I
I.22lS: black Oregon, sI.2D per GENITAL
Cofn-Large yellow, 81. 40al.5o: small yellow.
s1.6lIstal6 81: white. $L75tSl 76sx per GENITAL.
Wool-sp spring, footniiI. per pound, l6IIse;
Northern lS0y2c Southern. six months,
la1l5c: Southern, twelve months, ~ sGl5c;
Ncyasia. I5alsc; Oregon valley, 24a2se; Eastern
light l6sG 0e: Eastern heavy, l2.El5c; Southern
lambs wool, SGllc.
OPTIONS
Call board sales: Wheat, buyer 1891, sl.730
LIZ closing at slT2s4; buyer season, sl7g5s
6aI S5st, closing at 81. so4.
BarIey-Buyer ISL, sLu7s9L12, closing at
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MERCHANDISE.

Cofee-Options closed steady, S to 20 points
down. Sales were $3.50 bags, including Sep
TENDER at sl740G11790; October, sl3. 70lGl3s5
November, sl2.S5(G13 December, sl2 75(0l29 60
Spot Rio, nominal; fair cargoes, 1S1zc; No. z,
16lac.
Sugar-Raw, held firm Sales additional yes
terday were 5000 bags centrifugals 90 test at
37-l6c Refined firm; off A, 1-l6(Gi1sc; mold
A., 413c standard A, 42sc; confectoners' A,
&c; cut loaf, 51sc: crushed SIC: powdered,
45sc; graduated, 43s(G41ac; cubes, 4zc.
Lead-Strong. Domestic. $4.55
Tin-Closed easy. Straits, s2005
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-The wheat market today
was irregular and unsettled. The opening was
from SC under 10 sc over the closing figures of
yesterday and held fairly steady for while;
then declined suddenly 114c, recovered &c, and
then dropped off re, or to the inside prices of
the day. Here the market developed stronger
feeling and prices were advanced &c; again
eased off, this time declining 1c: ruled steady
and strong and closed about lc higher than yes
terday's close Receipts were 1,455,000 bushels;
shipments, $685. 600 bushels.
heat-Unsettled; cash and September, 971A
@9sc: December, sl.O07s9I01.
Confirm; cash, 661ac; September, SIC; oc-
tober, 595s(G60c.
Rye-Quiet; SIZE.
Barley-Easy; o5c.
Pork-Firm; cash and September. $3.50; Octo
Der, 5000
Lard-Firm; cash and September, $3.50: octo-
Der, s6.S713.
shoulders-s6 2o09i.25; short clear, s74O9
$50: short ribs, 800
Whisky-sLl8.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Sept 3.-Cattle-Receipts, $4,000:
market steady. Good TO choice natives, $3.50
5.s5; prime extra steers on SALE others. So. 70
@525; Texans, s22Tet5.S0; stockers, $2.2J(GS. %;
prime rangers, s414.65.
Hogs-Receipts, 25,0O1; slow and irregular.
Rough and common, sA6Gt1L75 mixed and
packers, ST. So(G5.05; prime heavy and butchers
weights, s.. 1905 D; light, s.. 306G5-3j.
Sheep-Receipts, 9,00J; fairly active and steady.
Native ewes, S3SN1I50 wethers, $5lG5.30:
mixed, s475(g4S0; Westerns, S425g4.3o.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Boston, Sept. 3.-Closing'
Atchison ....... 4OiIMex. Cen. (com)... 21Z
Burlington. ....... 951s