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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

and tho remedy for e, 10 confer authority
30 administer In The Gospel ordinances,
otr., n shown aud illustrated.
Christian evidences occupies the third
torn, and consists ~ a soflcs OF lectures
ON the credibility Of revealed religion,
the divine authenticity OF the bible and
Book ~ Mormon. the harmony Of sci
onco and religion. aud kindred subjects.
Studies In philosophy Is tho last sub
iect taken up. II will comprise selected
studies IN psychology, thoism. aud moia-
physics, and will be presented In the
form Of lectures and by assigned readings
Ia tho works Of standard authors.
The coursd Ia Engllsh extends
through three years, embracing Fay.
lish classics, elocution, rhetoric, Eng.
lish literature, the origin and history
Of the EnglIsh language, studies in
ehaucor aud SpenarT, Shakespeare,
and modern poets.
Latin and German each extends
through three years, and Spanish
through two years.
Mathematics extends through three
year,, comprising algebra, Geometry,
trigonOmetfy, survey ing, dctrrminante,
analytical geometry and calculus.
Physics anu astronomy extend
AnINh4l NthI hhh u huls pipANkN
includes physiology, general Biology,
systematic botany, microscopic sud
Psychological botany and zoology.
Chemistry extends through one
year ard hslf aud comprises dualita'
tive and cumulative analysis, asHaying
and uel,fminativc mineTalOgy. Prac'
tical laboratory work Ia the lea ling
fea turc In each department OF natural
science.
History and political science extend
hr ugh three year,. Gfecinn and
Romnn history, Euglish history,
United States history, general history,
Englh constitutional history, civil
government, constitutional law, politl'
cal science, and political economy are
the branches offered.
instrumental anu vocal music Il
taught by n skilled Instructor and mu-
siciar aud photography bya specin''
ist. The faculty, dleven IN number,
have been selected with. great care
\ from the most succeSsiul teachers In
the Territory. rhc cost OF tuiiipn, 81
| per term, II merely nominal, Will,
| bOnrd Ia cheap and excellent and rent
| low In Logon. Further Information
may he obtained by writing 10 tn,
President, ;. IA. Paul, Pm. b., Logan
/ Utah.
From the synopsis we have given
above, It muy he inferred that the
| college viii receive n liberal patronage
and W. wish II the success to which
by IT, advantages and character, It II
clearly entitled.
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Visiting rommanderies.

Last evening the joint committee
appointed to make arrangements for
the entertainment Of the knights
Tomplar who will visit the city this
week and next met al the Cullen
parlors. Those lie'ent were Mayor
Baskin and Mossr. Ioofbuurow,
B,arisloy, Ewing and Evans
rom the Cily Council aud Mea.fs.
Dlohl, Gillespie, Page aud Wcs,er
field from the citizens and Captain
Paul, I'D. Evans, D. Hoffman aud IT,.
Campbell from the Knights Templsr
committee,
A subcommittee on Arrangements
was appointed, consisting Of Council.
men Benrdsley and Eysns and Messrs.
Diehl, Westeriield and Gillespie. The
committee'e headquarters will be at
the Continental.
DR.. Hoffman left last evening for
Provo 30 meet the delegations coming
via the Rio Grando Westefn, and r..
Campbell for Ogden n meet those
coming via the Union Pacific.
The Pennsylvania COmman derry OF
Philadelphia, i've carloads, arrived u,
10 O'Clock last night.
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UNIvERSITYOF UTAH
Uowsriy rHirGfB cS DaersiJ
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

The first term If ihc Academic year. isl o.
% iHg University Of Utah Will begun Ut Sam,
Monday, SEPT. ", l. q
The following courses are offered
}. 4 four loaTs' Classical course.
=. a four year, course lu General Science.
2. iouryclrt' course in Luitora.
a thgco'ycars' couruC iL Mining AMI MIN.
lng Engineering.
s. Atour.year,' Normal oour,c two years
preparatory,
a. \ tht5oyears' Normal course two years
pr, parHtOTyl.
abe nrst i've f these couucs lead to ccrroea.
lu.truruun ip Military Science aud Iacucs
Will be continued,
A preparatory school, dcslgucd To- prepare
ftudcnts 70 pursue htY Of TIE tnNcialy
courses D. open 60 perlons OF 10Th soNoa over
% years OF hgc.
students are admitted without charges Tor
tuition 20 any couftt thcy ave prepared 10 pur
sue. There y an AunuAi hd1 issi0n fee OF 40
Tor residcnis Of Utah, and $500 Tor non resi-.
dents.
students may receive permits for reduced
fares over the Iailwhfs no z tab,
For further Information uppis to-
JOSEPH 4. kh1snuliN, NJ. A.,
d6a Acting rroaideht
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Utah Morld's Fair Notes.

Al Of the departments arc now do.
ing good work except the manufac.
tdfert' department which has not been
orga mixed but will 10 very soon.
There Is every reason 10 believe that
ftme very interesting relics Of pre-
h storio race will he unearthed by MIR.
Mcguire when he commences to OK.
plore some OF the mary mounds that
are known to exist In Utah.
Mrs. Richards, president OF the
ladies' board OF Tho WORLDS Fair man.
ayers for Utah, has returned rom her
trip to Alaska, end will soon have
the work Of orga nzipg the women OF
the Territory Tor efficient Worlds
Fair work we'll under way.
The elhnOlOgy aud mining depart.
ments have been consolidated under
ops chief, aud work IN both depart
ments IA progressing vigorously. tn &
chief Of there department. VIII devote
uh0ut one month to the mines OF north.
ern Utah before starting south.
A beautiful sketch showing tho Utah
tuiluing according 10 tho new design
appears amid appropriate surround,
| ing, the whole combating TO make n
| very handsome picture well worthy L.
be- iTamud, rho3e certificates VIII he
supplied through ,bs county Assucla
/ liOns.
Ia few days the Certificate Of mem.
borship IN county W0til'i Fair asgocla,
uous viii b. ready for delivery. Thi.
! certificate IL vugy handsome. A female
figure repre6en,ing Utah appears In the
! foreground, while q view " the lake
with the mountains IN the tlrMucs
makos tho background. A factory n
/ shown, also noted scenic views such M
Devil's Gate, Castle Gate, etc. our
Stock, mining, farming, are al nppro.
rr'alely represented. AIT, science,
iruiisi vegetables, grhins, meohAuieui
arts, etc., nrn All properly shown.
Socretsry Mcdaniel, who l. also
chic, oi the bureau OF Information. n
preparing to organile tho work iu
that department. Tho aocretaryis
0ilgu ia the Utah building Ia desigGr,l
espuciflly 10 facilitate the work OF thls
bureau "a much ms possible. Tho
secretary has been huAv for sovrfal
weeks collecting pliable information
Ia regard 70 th0 resources OF the rcffi.
Tory nhd instructions have been issued
10 the tvvtnl chiefs VI depnftn. ents
aud special ngonts 90 send In carefully
/ prepared repurR N their work and Oh.
trryatIons while IN the helJ, the
purrnse being IN supply iuqitirers
| wan Al possible information In regard
10 Tie resources u tue Territory III
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The president read the following
from tho rules OF the council and sug.
gested II II was complied with 1t would
greatly facilitate buaiuess:
nulo o.--No nembor shall speak moro
than once on The Same subject. without
the consent Of the council, unless he j. y
mover Of tho matter pending or tho
chairman Of the committee who report cd
tho same, In which case he shall bo
privileged to open and close the dobat e.
MoBAN's MAusANiMirY.
Mofhn-I move that we adjourn
until Saturday night. Friday night
the newspaper men have their outing
at the Lake. Out VI courto.y 10 them,
l think, we should not hold n stssion
tomorrow night. They have gone 10 n
great deal OF trouble IN gtttingup their
excursion and will give fine enter.
tainmont and ehauid he allowed 10
enjoy themselves ON that occasion
instead of coming here aud working.
Again don't see how we can get along
without them.
Boll-How many OF thom are mar.
FLED?
"Ncarly all" was tho lroinpt re.
sponHe.
Bell-Then certainly am IN favor
Of adjournment.
The motion received y hearty second
from nearly all 81 the members, and
after the following appropriations wore
made Mornn'A motion carrieI
AUTHORIZATIONS.
~ NJ. WILLARD. ..........,....,i 70
D. a. Iinwman. .... ... minimum. pp1i 81
Mouhoim, Hifd a Co.................-.. ai1 l.
Totai......-................ ,tul p
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THE D. a. AND NJ. SOCIETY.
The Dates For Holding the Next
Fair Decided up0u.-1he
Premiums.


The Drserot Agricultural ana Manu-
featuring society has announced the
dates OF this yoSr's fair to be October
4, ., d, 7 and S. The premiums have
been increased over those Of las. year,
aud the prospects are that this ears
exhibition will be moru satisfactory
dian any ever given In Utah. Tie
agricultural, manuiac,ukng and stock
exhibits Of last year we've very good.
The art department, however, might
have been improved; and the mineral
display was anything but creditnble.
Heal ed in onv corner of the building,
with hardly any classification, lay rich
AMI rare samples Of ore, which,
had they been properly shown
aud classified, would have
been OF interest TO everyoLt;
aA IL was nobody, except possibly ~
few old prospectoie, paid any attention
10 this DEPARTMENT, nud even they
uowltdged IL 10 be n failure. There
were plenty Of specimens Of good
mineral there, hut they were not
properly branded; such fault should
be remedied this year. Some dissa,is.
faction whs caused by tho awarding Of
premiums In the live stock department
last year. The trouble arose over n
Misunderstanding as 10 the rule for
displaying the horses TO the Judges,
This can be easily obvlatod. a stock.
man should not be ohligod To bring his
horse out Of the barn until the Judge
are ready TO examine him. The policy
Ol ordering out the horses at a certain
hour aud keeping them In the hot sun
III the Judges examine other class,s OF
stock Il wrong, and should not b. put
IN practice this year,
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NOIiCE u HEREBY GIVEN 10y rUr
~ ursiFnod, executors ~ tho Fstnts of
george A, smith, deceased, 10 tho truditofs OF
hnd Al, pefFnua having claims hRainut the cad
deceased, 10 exhibit thom, with the necrasury
Vouthen, within ten months after tho nrst
publication u thls notice, a. tho SAID eNrru
tore, or either M thom, in care " Wnduoll Z
Adams, y md q kAst, met south street. In
salt lase Guy, IN the County OF sait Iakc. taA
IoIutgry, JOSEPH D. sMtTH,
join IENlgY sNi'rH,
OIARLE- W. SMITH,
LLiIAI Z. SHEETS,
Surviving Executors OF the isiato OF Nonrge
A, smith. dee ruFVd
MAupILl \ ADAMS. Attorneys Tor estate. Z
Dated July I'm. Ism
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NUTIcE TO CREDITORS.


NOTtCE Il HEREBY GIVEN NY TnE
~ uudrrtlsuci, administrator Of tho estate
&. James husaru, deceased, 10 the creditors
OF aud al pottuns having claims against the
said deceased. 90 pNhild thnm, with tao nefo.-
sary oucherH within iour mouths after tho urst
public ton " tho notice, TO the SAID admins
trator at LiH onlrr. RoorsSi aud lii Consutu.
uon building, SAT- Lake city, In tho county Of
salt Lake.
Dated this 9Th day % july, l0p!
THOMAS u, LEwIs
Administrator OF N, estate o. james nussoll.
AFrNua.U .
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undcrsigned. john N. cannon, admiuis.
traitor 81 tho estate ~ Potter ltoihlnts. de-
ceased, Go the creditors OF, and an persons hav
ing claims against the asid deceased, TO *.
hihit them, with the necessary vouchers, with.
IN ten months after the hrrt publication of
thu nutiJU, 10 the taid John N. Cannon, Ut
ealt LAKE .tity. IN the counly Of Gait Lake. Ter
ui0ry ~ ttAh.
Dated July 0, i.s.,
joins ~ CANNON.
Administrator 0f tho ctiAtc OF Peter Hot.
hines, uregAHrd DIV
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Etiste Of ssaon A. Chase, Deeeasea.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uud rslEutd ,admiui8tratuE Of tho estate
Of sissen a Chase. deUousOat to the CREDITOR o.,
aud all poi.uus having claims HrHiuht the
faid cctcltri, Go exhibit them. with tho ueces.
fuTy yuurher,, within ten months sitter the
nfst publication ~ this notice, % the sud
hcmlulsifatIlNt IN caro- % WAdloll 4 Adam,
uuorncSa, p md - EAtt, tlrut south Street
sali lnsu tlly,iu thu Couuty " ha.t Lake,
lAh IurrtHTv
lated July -ih, ls1L
MERRIAM q. CiIAsE,
AdmlnutfatfIE OF tho pa.Gte of sisseu a
Chsse, deceased,
wApuElL \ ADAMS, Attorneys for Admins.
trHfrN.
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every locality. Several special lea
lures intended especially for the bene-
1T Of Utah peope win be arranged for,
which II II thought will be greatly
p,teoIatoj. Tue information dis.
i'snscd viii not be altogether Tor the
benefit fu n.resiients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

opeclel correspondence OF the Evening Ster.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Aug. 4, 1892.
James Tilghman, colored, was arrested today
in Queen Anne district by Deputy Sheriff Dove
Of Prince Georgia's county charged with the
theft Of knife. Justice Ryon gave him twenty
days in Jail.
R. 7. Grinnell Of Huntington, W. Va, is visit
ing at Leon, where he is the guest Of his
mother, Mrs. Grinnell
Mr.. William H. Weaver, wood contractor, has
a large force Of men cutting and hauling poplar
near Jewell. Mr.. ]. s. Pope is also running
quite a large force of men hauling wood to this
station.
The Misses Ella and Minnie Owings Of Mt.
Harmony, Calvert county, arrived here today
to be The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas X.
Pippin.
Joseph L. Martin thrashed 40 bushels Of
wheat from nineteen acres Of land on the farm
OF Samuel Brookes in this county. giving an
average Of over twenty-three bushels to the
acre. This is considered good yield.
The Mt. Zion NJ. E. Church Of Anne Arundel
county gave largely attended church enter
tainment on Saturday. The proceeds, about
$125, will be applied to the church.
Frank Ryon Of the Warrington freight Office
about o'clock. 1t died at the home Of his
wife's father, Mr.. William b. Wilson of Noting
ham.
The following from here are at Atlantic City:
Miss Irene TOwnshend, Miss Agnes DERRICK,
Miss Ella Pyles and Mr.. Lake Dueley Samuel
q. Townshend, county treasurer, WAS there for
. few days, but returned yesterday
Owing to the illness of VIM. G. Brooke the
Upper Marlboro base ball team will lose his
services today as a player. The team will be
composed Of Charles /. Hill, j. L. d. Clagett,
A. N. Clagett, Bob Nall, R. Sasscer, Roger T.
Brooke, R. Brown, James Brown and w. T. G.
Neal. Messrs. Roger T. Brooke and A. N.
Clagett will compose the battery.
The jumping match will be contested today
on Traband's lot.
Two Washington policemen were in Upper
Marlboro yesterday on bicycles, having made
the run from Washington here in one hour and
five minutes. They visited the Jail at noon.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District q Columbia. Washington. d. c.. Inly g.
issmIS ~ . n, II may concern: II having been
Columbia that the following named work s necessary
Tor the nubiic health safety comfort under act OF
Congress- approved August g. 1880 CT u g. Stats. ,
$500 and requisite having been made that the work Be
ORDERED under the compulsory permit system. one
half the cost 10 be assessed AGAINST abutnG procerty
the Commissioners hereby rive notice that they will
receive Hosesti1ns e ssid work from ali I.re. Inter!
EIGHTH. 1892. Said objections should be submitted
in writnx. Laying sewers foiiovs. a Indicated
plats in the once Of the Engneer Commissioner:
i B,ezinnins near the sw cor Of "a and sts s.e;
Of alley sSr,ss ave; thence IN the alley. Of .sid
n alley square 80 n alleys In square ls1 though
the east and ws:t Alley IN square 800 in the east
Sta along the north sice Of ct. for about 90
feet In the east alley Of square 749 from 70 IT,
IN s.ash 3g,ooa Alley in square 40 and IN the wet
along Patterson st. between North Capitol and lss u
and sts NJ on the north side OF II Of. between
18TH st. snd floffde ave. south side of L d.
Sstsssn "a e. and Z ave sc. on vest side Of "a
q sss.;s1 q Ross s. -R2 = sSs
missoners. ID. G. N3O-0l
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GEN. STEVENSON AT LOUISVILLE.
The Vice Presidential Candidate Warmly
Welcomed There. 81.

The Vice Presidential Candidate Warmly
Welcomed There.
Gen. Adlai E. Stevenson, democratic candi-
date for Vice President, with Mrs. Stevenson
arrived in Louisville shortly after o'clock last
night. A committee Of forty gentlemen, of
which DR.. E. r. Palmer il chairman. met them
at the station. The guests were placed in Q car
riage and escorted to the residence Of Henry
Wattersou.
Today Gen. and Mrs. Stevenson will be shown
the sights about the city. and tonight public
demonstration win be held at Liederkranz Hall.
After that committee will assume charge Of
Mr.. Stevenson, Gov. Brown and other specially
invited guests for the purpose Of conducting
them to the watterson club house, where q
number Of the reception committee will be
waiting. handsome large and expensive ban
ner, bearing the names Of Grover Cleveland
and Adlai E. Stevenson, will foat over the street
In front Of the club house.
An estimate Of numbers and space compels
the club, in the house dedication services, to
limit admission to members and guests. Henry
watterson win deliver the dedicatory address
and introduce Mr.. Stevenson, who Vim doubt
less make ''club talk" Friends viii then be
given IN opportunity to shake hands With Mr..
Stevenson Afterward there viii BE- toasts
from ex-Gov. Knott. Mr.. NcKenxie and others.
President Fleming Of the Wattsrson Club an
nounces that the event win BE- dsmocrax1c In
every ssuss Of the word.
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r,hi;. ,s~...-... -, A.. n
-,
sNA" f"~- oe,ore solournmeht tne ph from Ne
senate amending the license laws OF the De-
trict This IL the general opinion among men-
bers Of the House WIN are ,,,er.s,.a a, LII
affair. ana a, 4. ,,or. ,h., ,,-r,,.,l. ar, !.
o.. uh-.-,.-s f 's s."' -
az -. " M, W oosih oohs'aerAson 'a
TINS measure, which VII prevent any and every
body in the city from opening barroom. TIE
Commissioner, ARE deeply Interested in ,,.,s.r
the hm ,Aror.A "a r.. -. g ..-.e--.s
o....l.- - -
mp NnA' nc nAs Promi'eo ,o oonsaoer
= request Tor UNANIMOUS consent Tor Us passage
This will At least bring the measure before
the House and a chance will he given A
find ont IN INV one bclieves enopyh An o..
saloons to object TO its consideration.
EXTRA TEMPORARY RAILROAD rnAcKs.s
Another measure which is considered Of me
utmost importance and which there il hops ~
passing is the Senate resolution y,n,,irg an.
co~.,.,..,>,,.-. - - s,,, :.
city nermiss;on 70 Ia, ss,r. So. sDS,., -
their .t.,,ons sor Nc; s,o.-a,,,s. s,,as -. ~
gr,n, snch ,.r,,,,. =. Wv .el. ..e :"
Ths resoir,ion = o. 81, .i,,. sn - :, -
suficient rnilrosd facili,,e. 10 sccomnos..s
,ha ,,ar,o,'sa.,,a 49, 70 ac s,,
ci,y during the Grand 49, .n.. VII s,s' We
during the coming inansur.,,on m ra.' -
t,op ,nu., he ,,..s,a h.se,'a .ss'..-. -
means %, .r.o,,,,,,,.a. n .i.' o ~
inc hero in - iii ~, -. -'.as
Al such ea,her,nss is-.a -. :, -
como ON snoc,.i -. .hsnL 1,',
durinv tb.ir s,.r ~ a. .,,,...P
na.sas a. H.. :. ~, - ny ,,-o.us'n
alnch a.rs ,'o..e W" oe Impossible 70 set
I'm, chez iii "' ".''n.
TRACKED cle.r o,,.,a. =, a. "a. 10. -
resoln,,on has $500 ~. ~ ~ n'' -
hands of the Heuse nistr;c, corn,i,,s. nh.nh
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WORK ORDERED.

II VIII Be Done Under the Compulsory
Permit System.
The following work has been ordered by the
Commissioners under the provisions Of the
compulsory permit system:
LAYING NEW SIDEWALKS.
Columbia road, west side, Florida avenue to
California avenue; K street southeast, south
side, from South Capitol street to ten-foot
alley.
REPAvIN9 sIDEwALKs.
street northwest, north side, 14th to 18th
streets; H street northwest. south side, 18th to
18th streets; 9Th street northwest east and west
sides, L to NJ streets; Massachusetts avenue
northwest, north side, from 9th street about $50
feet west; P street. south side, 18th to 18th
streets, when improved; Pierce street, north
side, 14th to 18th streets.
PAVING ALLEYS.
Square IS, Georgetown, all alleys in square;
square 237, all alleys in north half Of square,
and all alleys in squares 2s4, 564, 72O, s6l, s7s,
all unpaved alleys in square, and 1926. ALI
papers in above cases are forwarded herewith.
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Minister Whites Departure.

Andrew D. White IL staying for few days AZ
the guest Of Frederick d. White, his son, in
Syracuse.
"When do you intend to sail for st. Peters
burg2" he was asked.
my present intention 10 to leave about the
17th Of the month, or rather at some time be-
tween the middle and end Of the month, for
have not yet fully decided"
"Havs you yet secured quarters at your new
mission?"
"Oh. yes. I have written and secured house
ct st. Petersburg"
burg?"
81 shall 60 first to London; thence 10 Berlin
and Dresden, remaining, however, only long
enough to allow me to reach st. Petersburg the
LIST Of October"
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The Asphalt Of the schillinxer COMPANY.

As stated in yesterdays STAR, the Commits
sioners detailed Prof. Richardson to examine
and report on the asphalt of the schillinger
Paving Company at Jones' Point, New York.
Prof. Richardson visited the works and today
submitted his report, saying that he proceeded
to the works of the TT inidad Asphalt Refining
Company formerly West Indies Asphalt Com
pany pine, at Jones' Point, New York, and
inspected cargoes Of crude asphalt ex-Bar-
badian of March Fl, 1892, and ex-Saracas of
May 4, 1892. Both cargoes proved to be merely
land pitch Of medium quality and therefore not
asphalt pavement" II is understood that the
bid Of the schillinger Company will be thrown
out as informal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

There WIS . story anoat in Wall street yester-
day that Jay Gould had become 20 frightened
by the sinking Of the Vanderbilt yacht Alvs
that he had ordered his own steam yacht Ata-
lanta to be sold. According to the story, Yacht
Broker Hughes Of New street had received Mr..
Gould's order from Idaho TO place the Atalanta
on the market and 70 reduce her price from
e250 900 to e200 900. Broker Hughes told re-
porter that IL was true he had received orders 10
cell the Atalanta, but the order was given vssks
ago, before the sinking Of the Ava.
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au4-2s RADCLIFFE. pARR co. Ancts


T ATlMER SLOAN. Auctioneers 14O7 G st.
oTHER F6IbING BEDS. WAKpHoBEs,
PPARL9R APP tHAN NIcv FgENITUhhE : = q
AND CHAIRS, BkAsS-TRIMMED IRON
BEpSTEADs, LOUNGES MIKR0RS; *
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C.. &c.. AT AUC-
TON.
On SATURDAY. AUGUST SIXTH. 1892. at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, within our sales rooms, 1<07 G
street. will sell general assortment Of furniture
as above mentioned.
g. H. encampment.
Lot Of New Hardware Of various kinds, Shoes, &C.
ALSO, AT IL NJ,
LATIMER SLOAN,
au4-2t Auctioneers