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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

ArchscofrGdsa de Mira. Sra del Rosorto.--El
jueves, % de los cerr1entes, dara principle la
Iglesia del antique Convento de Santo Domingo,
Ia novena que en- honor la Santfsima Virgen
del Rosario acostumbra celebrarse anualmente.
Ell sabado, 10 de Octubre, SO cantara la Salve a
toda orquesta. Ell domingo 2 en- la Misa de 81,
sera Ia Comuni6n general, 4 las tendra lugar la
m1sa solemne con Sermon, que predicara uno de
los sensres Sacerdotes de la Congregation de San
Vice to de Paul. Sc suplica la asistencia de los
cofrades demas feles tan pladosos actos para
ganar las muchas gracias espirituales que hay
concedidas.-El Capellan,-Santaaqo Rodriguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21
LAS MUAECAS. Cd

He aqul IN vocablo que tan alta signifcaci6n
tiene para las ninas, pues las mu1ecas constitu-
yen la nota dominante sus afciones; la aspi.
raci6n que mas absorve sentidos 81 mayor
entreteniniento en- sus inocentes puros iuegos;
en- una palabra, 10 que viene formar gran parte
de su ser.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

La Lntegrddad NaclonaI ha dido decir que Ell
Ayuntamiento de Yauco tiene ell prop6sito de
declarar hijo adoptivo del pueblo a don Pablo
Ubarri, que dara ell nombre del dicho ciudada-
no una de las principales Gales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

Sc quejan los vecinos de la Marina del oIor
que despiden los cueros que Sc almacenan en- aquel
barrio. Como esta costumbre es muy perjudicial &
la salud p1blica los cueros son Considerados CO.
mo artfculo pellgroso en- este tempo creemos que
nuestro Ayuntamiento junta de Sanidad harlan
bien en- prohibir su almacenaje en- dicho barrio ha
clendo sacar en- un breve plazo los O. ALI existen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

La banda de Volunlarlos llev6 aver una ma
nifestaci6n de gratitud don Pablo Ubarri, y
9sta fue muy cortesmente recibida por S. E. An
tes habia nombrado una comision para que lleva-
sc 4 las redacciones de los peu6dicos Ell precioso
estandarte Ell cuadro 8 Mesa regselto con que
fu6 obseouiado el senior Ubarri. El estandarte
que vines con gusto, fue bordado por Ia sefiora
dona Carmen Iglesias de Rosell6, y es un trabajo
esquisi,o Els de raso azul, en- letras de plata
dice: La MdstcG del 1.er Battalion de VotutGrsos
SO dsqno JEFF ez ESc0ao. Sr. d. Pablo U6aTrs. En-
ell centro del pend6n Sc We una rreciosa Ira bor-
dada en- blanco Ell cuadro colocado en- un hermo.
SO marco dorado, ideado por el senior Verar, fut
litografiado esquisitamente Ia htografia del BO
Zetsn. Figura una mesa revuelta entire diver.
sas targetas los nombres de todos los individuos
que componen Ia referida banda. 81 senior Uba
ri al recibir el pend6n de que hablamos, mandt
one fuese colocado en- Ia cabecera de su lecho.
81 ayuntamiento de esta Capital no ha podi
do anoche celebrar session por no haberse reunidc
sufciente ndmero de concejales para tomar scuer
do causa de haber manlfestado Sc hallaban i'm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

Sc encuentra en- esta Capital nos ha favo-
recido con atenta vista, nuestro estimado amigo
ell senior don Juan Bautista Arrillaga acreditado
farmaceutico de Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

Los cajistas nos hicieron decir aver que ell
joven don Eduardo Mensua habia contraido ma
trimonio con la bella, simpatica virtuosa seno
rita Josefa Vill6. Nosotros escr1bimos don Au.
relic Mensua y nos completeness en- hacerlo cons
tar asi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21
UvAS GSPAN0lAs
CIEN barriles acabados de reclblr. Ofrecen 4
20 reales barril,
BAQUERO Y GANDARA.

En- el programa de los festeios que v1enen
celebrandose con gran luciniento en- Santurce,
SO dice O. esta noche habr& ejercicios de literature
por los disc{pulos del senior Boada. Deberia de-
cir, ejerctc6os bterGraos por los dichos alumnos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjadOs en- la ofici
ma del dicho establecimiento hoyA las 8 de
la tarde:-Espana, II p SLondres, DIV, 6.35 e.
Paris DIV, 273 S-Nueva-Yo ork, d1v
sop pS.-Habana, s dIv l8pS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

Sc encuentra enfermo CANA, atortunada-
mente de poca gravedad, el limo. Sr. D. Lepoldo
Cano Secretario de este Gobierno General Ha-
cemos votos por su pronto restablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

La Camara de Comercio de esta Capital
sigue en- session permanente y hacienda un minu-
cioso estudio de los Aranceles de Aduana Tari
fas de Industr1a Comercio. Anoche a las diez
todavfa estaba reunida. La Camara merece los
placemes del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

Dice ell Diarqo de la Guaara que un sacerdote
mexicano ha Observable repetidas veces la cura-
cion instantanea de Ia hidrofobia con una toma
del jugo de hojas de pencas de maguey. En-
una OCCASION, una famiia compuesta de marido,
mujer hijo pertenecientes un rancho llamado
SAM, qu1enes mordlo un perro atacado de hi
drofobla slntieron embellishments los sfntomas
del NAL. Como en- ese rancho era bien como
cido ell antfdoto, Sc aplic6 inmediatamente ce-
saron todos los efectos de la hidrofobia Ell ira
tamlento es muy sencillo: Sc machacan tantas
pencas cuantas sean necesarias para extraer tres
cuatro cuartllos de jugo de maguey, Sc da a
beber al atacado, SIN ser necesario mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

La Integrtdad NacsonaI ha dido decir que en-
una conferencia particular celebrada dltimamente
con el general Lasso, S. E. manifesto hallarse
muy satisfecho de los Voluntarios de Puerto
Rico, porque han Observable una actitud patri6-
tica manteniendose agenos en- la question Farifas
al movimiento general del Comercio de la In
dustria, sustray9ndose de la agitaci6n de los
animos V de las protestas p1hlicas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21
U Y 4 ..

muy superiores las acaban de recibir SOBRINO
De LUNA Y c." y venden precios suma-
mente baratos. l0--9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

Hemos visto con satisfaction que por orden
de la autoridad Sc esta hacienda una limpieza ge-
neral de todas las casas y Gales de la Capital.
Asf Sc hace. NADIA de contemplaciones con ma
die. La porquerfa es agente principalisimo de
todas las epidemias. Que siga la hmpleza; que
Sc repitan las visitas domlcillarias. Y que Sc
ozvsds hacer los dueaos de hasom lmp'ar las
7etrinns de lnS 2aaGSnanS. 9@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

La Junta Superior de Sanidad de Santo Do
mingo ha resuelto que en- absolute no Sc de en-.
trada en- los puertos de la repdblica ningun
buque procedente de otros infestados por 81
c6lera La resouci6n fu9 comunicada inmedia-
tamente por TELEGRAPH todas las dependencies
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21
Pm0s H0ZZeQ0s SMpea.aOres

1000 canastos de so hbras mas menos
acabadas de recibir por vapor Ramon de LorrmG-
ga ofrecen: BAQeEe9"O q GGS2sCgEg9G.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

!. VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN.-Con pro-
cedencia de la Habana y escala recalara de un
momento otro ell espafoI ManueLG.-E1 espalol
VeracruS sali6 ell 10 del eorriente de Cadiz con
direction este puelto.-El espanol Alava debi6
salir de Liverpool ell 10 del corriente con destino
nuestro puerto.-El espanol Saturmsna saldra ell
24 del presente de Liverpool para este puerto
Nora Publicamos las entradas diarias de vapores
cuando estas tenen lugar antes de
DENCIA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

Aver tarde como 10 anunciamos, sali6 de la
Barberia del senior Aguilera, la lucida manifesto
ci6n del gremio de Barberos, dirigi9ndose San
turce. ALI vlsit6 al senior Ubarri una comisi6n
compuesta de los senores Ferrer (decano), Ape
llanlz en- representation del gremio, Urbiztondo,
Otero, Prieto, Villanueva. Segnet, Lobato Mi.
rands, que penetraron en- Ia habitaci6n del enfer-
mo, que los reclbi6 muy bien, le ofrecieron un
hermoso cuadro. El senior Ubarri lie di6 las gra
cias con sentdas frases, diciendo qpe la soluci6n
Tarifas Sc debfa en- primer termino al Gober-
nador. El (el senior Ubarri) iijo que no habfa
buen ciudadano. El senior 0tero diriji6 palabras
honrosas favor del enfermo cuya familia oh
sequi6 luego esplendidamente los manifestantes.
La manifestation regres6 a las a la Ciudad v
visit6 en- seguida las ofcinas de LA CoRREs.
PoNDHNoIA ALI brind6 el senior Apellaniz nom,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

La IntegTad0d Noc5onat llama Ia atenci6n de
nuestras autoridades respecto de un particular
important1simo. Sc refere la ropa sucia que
traen los pasajeros que por decencia pasa oculta
los ojos de todo el mundo. La ropa sucia pue
de ser 81 vehfculo mas favorable para la propaga-
ci6n del c6lera Ell colega opina Y nosotros tam
bien, que deberfan darse las 6rdenes oportunas
para que abordo de los barcos en- Ell Iazareto
(bajo conveniente inspection, naturalmente), sean
hervidas dichas ropas sucias antes de desembar-
Car en- los puertos de la Isla. El consejo es pru-
dente debe tomarse en- consideration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-21

No hemos tenido Ell gusto de asstir al exa-
men de Latin de nuestra muy estimada amiga Ia
seforita Chuncha Abril, pero Sc nos dice que fuG
brillante La aplicaci6n que demostr6 la sefiori-
ia Abrii, por los conocimientos de que hizo gala
la exactitud y juicio que contest6 a las pre-
guntas del Tribunal valieron nuestra simpatica
amiga la nota de- Sobresaliente. Felicitamos cor
diaImente nuestra amiga por Ell Gxito de su exa-
men, felicitamos t&mbien su muy apreciable
famila en- la que fgura nuestro amigo querido
don Osvaldo Abril
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

BosToS, Sept. Q !he Democratic
State conventi'' .et today. Hon.
Josiah Quincy, -.iairman OF the State
committee, called the convention to
order and was made temporary char.
mau. In accepting the position he
made speech In which he said
democracy Ia the war cry OF New York
and OF the country, AMI said the foros
bill argument was working favornbly
In the South. The words he said he
brought from national headquarters.
The usual committees were mp.
pointed.
Hon. Charles T. Russell was chosen
permanent chairman. On taking the
chair he dwell ut length on the state
bank plank In the National Democratic
platform reciprocity aud the force bill.
The platform endorses the national
tariff plank; demands raw material free
Of duty, especially wool, coal, iron,
lumber, dtigs, dyes, manufacturing
chemicals; declares the necessity OF
ralsing large revenue by tariff will
prevent such reduction therein rs TO
disturb business; expresses fear that
Republican success means the enact.
ment Of the force bill; denouncos tue
Republican party ns the fosterer OF
trusts, giver OF lands 10 tho railroads,
dispenser OF undomDcraic bounties,
subsidies; demands the repeal Of the
silver act At likely to derange and de-
base the currency; advocates tho re.
moval OF the bank tax on tho circula-
ton OF State banks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

"a curious illustration of the value Of
suporstitions, said Mr.. Kunz, the dia.
mond expert for Tiffany 81 Co., "was
afforded the other day by lady who
brought u sot Of opals here for the pur-
pose Of selling them. She felt Obliged
to part with them on account of series
of misfortunes In her family which she
feared were attributable TO the gems,
80 VIGOROUSLY unlucky. On examining
them | found that they were merely i'm.
itations. A few weeks ngo had In my
possession three soashclls which had
been transformed into opal. Their orig
inal limy material had been dissolved
ont Of the rock by which they were in
closed, aud the precious substance was
deposited by wator IN place of the lime,
retaining the form Of tho shells. a
graduate Of Harvard college bought the
curiosity and presented Il to that insti.
tuition. New York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27
Young Woman's journal.

The latest issus Of this popular maya.
kine has Just reached us. The portrait
in the present number Ia OF Professor
BENJAMIN Clud, Jr.. principal OF the
Brigham Young Academy, at Provo,
and an excellent one II 10, Walter
Wolfe, b. A., contributes an accom-.
pnnying sketch OF Professor Cuffs
career. and this will be read with
considerable interest by all who
are Rcqusinted with that gentle
man. The general reading matter
10 fully up to the average, the follow
ing being the table Of contents.
Literary department: Thy Son--an ex.
preston Of sympathy for Brother and
Sister Richhrds-R. NJ. f.; Her Poll.
teal Campaign, Flora Haines Long
head; Alfalfa, Josephine Spencer; God
Knows Best, s. Valentine; Molheps
Bread, Lula l.. q. Richards; How One
Boy Got Start, Genia Mitchell; His.
torical sketch Of the Church
From the Time OF the Martyr.
dom Of the Prophets Joseph Smith
and HyTum Smith, David John.
Editorial Department-To Know and
to Do, Mutual Improvement, The In
lelligent Advancement OF Women.
Our Glrls-How to Make Home
Happy, Retrospection, "Cheap Girls, -
Courtship, Another Glrl's Sweetheart,
Y. l.. NJ. |. Association Conference
Morgan Stake, Nettie Durrant, How
10 Treat a Sweetheart, My Reasons for
not Drinking Tea, Cyrenia; What TO
Teach Daughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

WABiiiN0TON, sept. si.-Wm. 4.
Canady, OF North Carolina, ex.ser.
goant alarms OF the Senate, suicided
here this morning by shooting through
the head. lie has been in financial
trouble for some time.
Canady occupied rooms at ia Kent
street as logging aud office quarters.
In partnership with Col. j. a. HOugh-
ton he conducted business OF leaning
money on securities, such NJ tue banks
refused 10 handle. The first scene In
the tragedy occurred about daylight
this morning when gentleman room
Ing above was attracted 10 CanadJ's
door ny the latter's cries. He found
Canauy bound AMI gagged, and tho
latter claimed that this was tue work Of
burglars who had forced him 10 open
the safe anu taken out the contents.
Whom Col. HuughtOn arrived he told
Canady lac did not believe the story
and thought II was ruse 10 cover the
theft by Canady Of $1,000 which
Houghton put IN the safe the pre- 5ious
evening HoughtOn then went out 20
get a policeman. When he returned
he found Cnnady lying dead, bathcj
In blood with bullet hole through his
head.
II seems there was woman In the
case, Miss Moore, for whom he left
note declaring that he was guilty Of no
wrong and asking God 10 bless her hs
his last prayer.
The tragedy IA the climax OF u decade
Of wild, adventurous speculation IN
projects Of "A hazardous Kind, In the
hope, always deluBive, that each suc-
ccssive scheme would bring large
wealth.
IL was about quarter after i've this
morning when Charles II. Stevenson,
m employe In Tho fish commission,
who roomed on tho second floor just
above Colonel CanaJy'a rear Office
room, came down ftaiis, having been
alarmed by the Oulcties. He found
Colonel CanaJy bound TO the cl0ert
door In the room In which the sale
stood and accoss 10 the hallway from
hiH sleeping quarters. The saio was
open. Suowed over the door there
was n great litter OF papers and In the
fireplace the charrod mRse Of burnt pa
pofs. Colonel Canhdy was bound TO tho
door with his hands behind him. Thc
twine with when he was bound was
very ordinary stun such az Is used TO
bind large parcels, 80 that a man VI
ordinary strength ought 10 have been
nblc to break with ease. In his mouth
was a gag made out Of torn pieces OF
his night shirt which was found across
tho hallway. II had been loosened
10 he was able 10 make All QUERY"
Colonel Canady'a story was that some
time after O'Clock In the
morning. three burglars fore, d
an entrance through the rear
window OF the room In which he
was found bound and gagged into the
room into which he was sleeping,
bound him nj the point Of the revolt
yer and then forced him to 20 across
the hallway 70 the cafe and open II.
They distracted q great part Of the con-
tents and burned Some papers anu de-
parted after binding him. Captain
Houghton was sent for and TO him
Cznady related the story which the
partner refused TO believe. An exaniin-
alton Of the papers showed consider
able number OF negotiable notes made
\ by Canady had been burned. aud also
every book containing the record Of the
Indebtedness ggaiDnt him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27
Elocution and Physical Culture.

Miss Maud May BsbcocS, late Of
Harvard Unlversity,is now giving elo-
cation lessons In tho Uhiversity Of
Utah every Monday and "wednesday
Mt IL O'Clock u. IN. and every Tuesday
and Thursday Mt 3 p. m. She has also
secured room AS In the Consultation
building for private tuition In elocu.
ton and Delsarte OF Expression, and will
give lessons every day except Fridays
and Saturdays, when she IL engaged
for tho Is. Y. Academy Mt Provo. Misc
Babcock iB desirous Of organizing n
good clnss In physical culture. This
will include the German, bw edish and
Dslharte movements, the combination
with which she has been familiar for
two years ut tho Harvard University
summer school. Miss Babcock has
numerous excellent testimonials, and
will give full particulars on application
10 her at the Constitutional building or
The University.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27
ANOTHER SECRET SESSION.
The "Liberal, Members Discussing an
Alleged Shortage Of City Official
This Afternoon.

The "Iiberaln members Of the City
Council are holding another secret
SESSION this afternoon. II was learned
on good authority that the meeting
was very important one. II is said
that II involves the honesty ofa promin.
Ont city Official. II has been rumored
for sometime that this official was short
in his accounts to the amount of sever
al thousand dollars. Detectives were
put To work on the case and have sub
mitted the report OF their labors, and
that is what was being considered.
The matter is expected to come up In
some shape at the meeting Of the City
Council tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27
LOCAL BREylTlES.

Tx.couScffMAN PfcKAnD Is again
spoken OF as a successor to MIR. Ewing.
YrsrBRpAY's olearings In tho salt
Lake clearing house amounted TO 49,
sos, M against slgGi7i5 for the same uAy
last year
WEATHER forecast - Tuesday morn
ing, sept. 9th, for Utah: Fair, nearly
stationary temperature In northern ana
southern portions.
tbs hose and reel department OF tho
city fire brigade was called out TO OK.
tingulsh tho flames OF burning heap OF
rubbish nj the rear Of the Wasatch block
THE young man Campbell who was
accidentally shot In the mountains near
Cottonwood few days ago died at tue
Sisters hospital In this city yesterday.
His remains woro forwarded TO Tooole,his
old home, for burial this morning
SERGEANT Wire arrested Phillip Porter
aud Joseph Rogers, young men, thi-
morning ON a charge OF yagrancy. " -
alleged that their actions have been very
suspicious Of late. They were therefore
taken into custody. Tomorrow they VIII
be given an opportunity TO state who ana
what they are.
Tur American Natural Gas Company
X buslly engaged in placing H. now ma
chinory In position nj Lake Shore prepar..
atory 10 sinking the largest ~ sorios OF
shafts, in search Of natural gas. The der.
rick now towers into the air upwards OF
20 feet and can be seen from consider
able distance.
THr Irrational pageant" which n TO
be given In tho Salt Lake Theatre shortly.
in behalf OF tho new ST. Marks Hospital,
will do Ibtless attrac. a crowded audi
ence. Tho entertainments Will be OF
novel character, and active preparations
are now going on IN tho way OF re-
hearSals, etc. Further particulars viii DO
announced later.
TIiE City Council will moo, In regular
session tonight. Several important mat
tors are pending aud may come mp. Tho
question OF appointing successor to Po-
lice Justice koslcr IN among them. Ihen
II IA said that tho election Ola councilman
for tho second precinct instead OF Ewing,
resigned, and Walker, declined, may
occur. The expected "whitewazh" re-
port on Lawson's Liberty Park resolu-
lion In also anxiously looked for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

Lucky hin Miniag Company. Location Of prin.
ripai pace Of hufiutfH, Park CITY Summit
County. rta1. Location " mine, snake
rcoE Mining District Wasatch County, Utah.
NO1TOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
N n meeting OF the Hoard Of Trustru4, hold
on tho e2ni day Of september, 1879, NJ salt
Lake CITY. utnh, an assessment Number Six
90. ~ OF I've cents per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation, pAt able 90
thn secretary within thutY days from the above
date, At salt Lake CITY, Uiah Any stock upon
which tins assessment remains unpaid on the
and advertised for ale az public auction, aud
uultss payment t. made before, will De- sold on
the an Jay o. December. l,e2 at the h0sr Of
Y o'clock M noon, NJ the rompanys ONCE,
Utah, to pay delinquent astesamtut together
with tnc cOst Of advertising and expense Of
sale W. ,. nulIOS scrt otarv.
No. q hurton'H Couit, between second and
Third West streets, Second south street. salt
Lake CITY. ftu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27
SEALED PROPOSALS

OFFICE OBJ rnE Roam % punLtc wonKs,
rali Lake CITY. Utnh sept D., i.h2
10 confraciorsfor street Pairing!
- kALEn PROPOSALS. WILL BE nE.
- ceWed until 2o'rllck pm. 81 Monday,
oct9bef ~ i-l1, for Tho woft u Frlctng.
cutllns anq pavltf with fions hi0red and o.
ntaltum OH ~ Ehat Temple Fuetf. hcie con
noain templg ard Fourth touth STREETS, 30
iANluf instruct No. 2 nlso All " iirst south
street, h0tNcen west Temple and state
streets ~ ftVlnr bistfict 40. &. and Second
south street tciNetn West temple street.
nnd sthie street IN rivng District No. hot
sAi La.e hil, Ihgre wiz be Shout al.-g
cubio yards ~ grading, ! 600 linear feet %
euIbing, lo,ol square yards Of stone block
pavement aud ABOUT ~. 90 square yards OF
asphaltnm pavement 90 be laid
organizations AMI forms 81 contract ana
bQnd. together with full tns,rlcticuf 10 bidders,
VIII be turniahcd on Application.
address Hoard Of Public Works. No. lll
south Main Street salt Late City, Utah.
BIDS
iiy order 81 tho Hoard.
A. y. DOREMUs, q. l.. ukISEs,
Ci,7 Engineer. Chairman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27
snll.melIon orer eIeyeland,a Lellrr.

NEW York, Sept. e. Democratic
managers express the greatest satis'ac-
ton over Cleveland's letter Of accept
ance, Ex'Seoretsry Davy Whitney,
Secretary Sherman OF the Democratic
national committee and Bradley 5.
smalley, each telegrRphed oongrhtu-
lations TO the ex-President. Whitney
said tho letter is broad minded, pa
triolic address. SmRllcy said he con-
sidored it the ablest paper Cleveland
has ever written. In his dispatch Of
congratulAtion he said: al read y our
letter OF acceptance with admiration
and pleasure. II meets every issue In
a satisfactory way" Secretary
SheeFin said he thought the letter ex-
pllcit In every particular and that II
lair, honest expression Is what the peo-
pie Is entitled 10 from every man who
asks their suhlage and from no man
have they been accustomed TO got an
expression In palmer or holder terms
Than from Cleveland, Arthur T..
German snys 1t is admirable.