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7. T. wAGGAMAN. Auct. ar3o-dSd
rf,HUMAs DOWNING SsoN, Auctioaeers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOTS

IN TRINIDAD.
Under and by virtue OF certain deed Of trust bear
in. date septenber rs 1891. aud recorded IN Liter
loo FOL ~ et seq OF the land records OF the
District OF Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will on
FRIDAY. the THlR1 ZENITH DAY OF MAY
ls9s. at FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ, at public aac-
ton. IN front If ;hs premises. sell tie follow
ing described real estate, situate in ;he county
OF Washington, District OF Columbia. 10 wit.
Lot eighteen tlSD ia WAtrous subdivision Of lots
IN block seven q ~ Trinidad. recordei County
Eook rage y Ia the surveyors Office IgoutIng forty
t4OD feet IN l2th street extended 10y so feet on 4
rect And immediately thereafter will sell as afor-
said, the southerly thirty three (S5l front en-
12tii sir ct extended of lot twenty-six c6l In said
subdivision by depth Of 90 feet. part Of lot be-
ing at northwest cornerof and th led
lU-foot alley Is IN the rear of both OF said lots
Terms: I e-thlrd OF purchase money in cash when
the saie closed and the balaLce two equal INSTALL
ments e one and TWO year, secured by this promssory
notes OF the purchaser and deed Of ON n prem
ises sold or all cash, at the purchasers option de-
poslt OF 100 required each lot the day Of sale
sale to lie clos within fifteen DAYS from the lAy OF
sale or TIE trustee reserves the rgh: resell at the
cost and rss OF dfauting purchaser All conyeygnc-
Ing and recording at purchaser cost
BENZ. L. LEIGHTON, TRUSTED.
my6-dNGs Office an, I.ou,siana ax',,.
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THIS rrERNoON.


Il DWELLING sfTUATE AT THE fNTERsEc.
TON or SIXTH AND SUMNER STREETS IN
dFE E6 S1GNRf OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, in Equity cause No. 1914
Nathaniel BraxIon ct al deiendants will sell
at pTol;c 1ue,9n in front q the Premises on FRI
lowing described real estate and the improvements
thereon situate ia the ccunty Of WASHINGTON. in the
numbered eleven q II in block numbered "a
the Howard University subdivision Of the farm OF
duly recorded the surveyors office for said Di
said lot is improved by comfortable frame DWELL
ing.
Terms Of sale prescribed b. the decree onetQrd
Of the purchase money III cash and the residue il two
from the oay Of sale until paid secured by the prom
ssory notes of the purchaser and deed of trust
chaser deposited one hundred dollars IS iU0) viii
be required at time Of sale. If terms of sale
tees night to resell at risk Ind cost Of de-
faulting purchaser:
BENZ F. L Ilh Al 3 r. W. Trustees.
LATIMER & SLOAN. Auc;s. ap23-dkda
u ATcLIFFE, DARR Co. Auctioneera
VERY DESIRABLE Two-sTony AND BASEMENT
sIATEs c1PiToL AND NEW aBkARY BULB d
on friday, MAY SIXTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ we VIII offer for sale in front Of the premises
suBp III sc 4 IL G sotaiiE "a $50
Fronting 10 j.! feet on street and improved by an
tanning eight rooms and bath, with all modern i'm
provements; an elegant opportunity for investment
Terms made known at sale. deposit Of 5000 re-
CURED at the time Of sale Terms to be complied wi tn
and recording at the cost of the purchaser.
ap3o-d&ds kATCLlfFE. DARN Y CO, Auctioneera.
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VNRUsTEEs, SALE OF A LOT AND FRAME
Il DWELLING SITUATE At THE INTERsEC:
TON Oh SIXTH AND SUMNER STREETS In
THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
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T'OE SALE-ONI.N $500.
IL A GOOD 1--WE STNEN1-
PRETTY HOME

six room house IrvSSee-5rfCs bay window 'front.'
handsomely RAJ eg.,l. cabinet m1D:sl. latrcb,
Jan:rrs 20 dining sooin and kitchen. laTxe closets IN
all bed r0JII-. nut sanitary PLUMBING; eoncretet
yar paved alley cone rctfc str ct with pretty
rarksHg California 4 SetNesu Isl add u sts ne.
IL BARNES X WEAVER GSg Y st.
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l,UE SALE-ggg y \ AVE NV: BAY-WlSDOW
II brI, = ali Also II aai IA p st
bricks al Iu !. 'r and b TIL dPpy % ". H. Wills
l.,s3 Ind. ana ave NIX luyt;-sts
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moi. SAl.E-I45.s ERODE ISLAND AVE. A HAND
II some rtslier.. ciItahng roales. ath. all mol
ern ifftfrus sfueEts. corner % alley; price OILY
$1,000 BARNES * NEANER,
~ i st
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houses q rooms. with all mod InTs owner is in
need Of money Call TO see owner. 1910 18th ST
myJ-Bt-
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lIaEuMELT

NOR SAIL VALUABLE FIECE OF BUSINESS
II property ,tn betvee-! IA ave and st; can be
bUuc ~ easy
myt-8t JOHN y WIGHT. 1410 G st
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

z-OE sAIEs-RRICE STOSE AND FIVE LIVING
n rooms. NirhCis Anarcstia, splendid location
for rccery Or drug store. baraIn and cay terng:
Will exchange fur clty V-us Crty. IHE RUSSELL
BENNETT -. $40 p ~ Isw. lts
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I,CR SALE-IS MOUNT PLEASANT-NEw NEAT
II Groom house near l4th st. only $500. Will
sell monthly Iayuents. Also small lots for sale
easy IaSmsnIs. j. K HEETFORD,
Ily1-}c 14l9Gst
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NOR SAIF-GCS VI ST Wv. ONLY $4,000.
II LOT S0NlOO To ALLEY.
Improved by q brick dwelling containing nine rooms
bath. all mol iuIs. ll-g- Vprcnss. pretty yard.
II BARNES = = EAEEI. $50 I st NV .
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T'Og SAIF-SEAT GROOM BEICK. Sd ST. NE,
II viii take part payment in = suburban lot sell
monthly iay Iuents j. X. HEKTfORD.
my5-st 1919 q AZ.
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V,OR SALE-HOUSES ~ THE L AND W OF
III e. and - rooms; all Ia and her lies AZ the
door. terms can't resist Il you care to invest Ia
quIre Of OWNER.
rrIvt,-- 0I3-l5 r NV
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IsOA sALE-N =. sENIkhI NEW fkESS- BRICK
u hlys. q rooms. bath. II !, lot lFNJb To- alley
f@uls 10 SAT-. only - SEQ. .th near L Capitol
q ro1Jns bath. IA 10Th 9 Ia ave. rooms.
tsih II l. his ~ asnar CARRICO COENM ELL
Gu6 r sfuu my SIT
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FUTURE Days

TBoAAs DOWNING 4 son. Aaciioncer..
ga 4 - n
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NOTICE.
TEXT BOOK CONVENTION.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOLS.
flf.rAr.s- E.----.-

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOLs
OGDEN CITY, UTAH.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A!
" convention, composed of county superin-
dents OF city schools N cities Of the second
class. the president OF the faculty of the uni
versttY OF. Utah. ana the commissioner OF
schools for Utah territory, is called to meet at
the university building Of the University OF
Utah, in Salt Lake city, Utah. on the 2Tth day,
or June. 4. D.. 1892, at the hour OF O'Clock d N
OF that day, for the purpose OF deciding wnas
text books shall be adopted in the district
schools OF the territory, except in cities Of the
first class
The subjects upon which text books shall ba
adopted, are: Reading, writing, spelling Ian
guage lessons English grammar geography,
United states history. arithmetic, physioloQv
ana hygiene with special reference TO nature
and effects OF alcoholic drinks and other stirnu-
lRnts and narcotics upon the human system
civil government. physical geography, general
science, elements Of natural philosophy eie-
music.
Sealed proposals for furnishing such books
viii be received by the undersigned commits
sioneT Of schools, at any time prior to the hour
OF meeting OF said convention on aforesaid day;
ala proposals must be accompanied by sample
copies OF the books proposed 10 be furnished
together with statement OF the Introductory
and exchange price. and OF the wholesale and
retail prices at which the publisher agrees to
furnish each look within this territory during
the full time for which said books may be
adopted. The convention reserves the right to
reject any and ali proposals.
At the time aforesaid, namely o'clock pm.
of the 9th day Of June, 1892, the convention
will meet and publicly open a8d read oil the
proposals which shall have been received, ana
shall within thirty days thereafter make their
awards thereon: and the publisher or publish
ers whose proposals shall be accepted, win 10
required 10 enter into written contract with
the commissioner OF schools. and 10 give bond
with two sufficient Eureties in n sum to be fixed
by the convention, Tor the faithful performance
of such contract
JACOB s. FOREMAN
Commissioner Of Schools
April 16, 1892.
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THE JEWEL cAsKET

Gold ears of corn with silver leaves. con-
tain pencils.
Veil pins are being extensively made for
the spring trade.
Wreaths of enameled flowers are shown
encircling gold crosses.
a new paperweight is silver cannon
mounted on a block of marble
A spoon, the handle of which is edged NV
bowknots and ribbons, is in season.
A new spoon handle represents a stalk of
goldenrod. The mower is gold plated.
A rising sun on a paper cutter handle
brings into relief cross in the foreground
Necklaces are now made adapted to he
fastened along the upper edge of the decol-
lete waist
A combined key ring and pencil is made
like key, the handle opening to receive
the keys. The pencil is in the shank.
when this dog barks my affection will
die''' is inscribed on an imported match
box. The dog is engraved on the side.
a new paperweight represents an aero
bat turning sumersault through a paner
ring. The broken paper is simulated bv
sheets of silver.-Jelcelers' WeekIu.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01

NTE MANUFACTURE ARTIFICIAL,
w limbs trusses, defornity apparatus for all
physical deformites, braces for weak ankle
joints club foot shoes, spine braces. in fact
everything pertaining to surgical appl iances.
Elastic stockings for enlarged veins, abdominal
supporters, suspensory bandages. Artificial legs
and arms fitted and completed at this office.
Branch office Chicago Artificial Limb COMPANY.
66 Main street, salt Lake city.
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Salt Lakes team once this season. There
viii be regular team in Salt Lake man
aged by Paul Buckley, the exOmaha
player, and in addition there will be a
strong amateur nine which will play oc-
csslonally. Pocatello has good club,
hear, and good reports come from Provo of
the playing material there"
The one great trouble with baseball here
for the past few seasons. and THE HERALD
is glad to see that the condition bids fair to
be brought to an end is that too many of
the players have belonged to an irresponsi-
BILE element who played when they chose,
got drunk when they chose, and did as they
chose generally Generally the headquar-
quarters were in or around some saloon,
not OF the highest grade, and out of town
players who arrived here to play q game
had TO transact all their business over
beer table, hunt their reception committee
In the back room of some wet grocery shop.
All this is to end this season. MIR. Buckley
and Mr.. Groesbeck, who have the reg
ular team in hand (it plays now
as the an. r. Evans.n but the name may be
changed to the salt Lakes") propose TO
see that the ''bum" element Is barred out
and that q rigid discipline is maintained
among the players and on the grounds. In
short. it is proposed to put the game on the
same high grade that it occupied In the old
Deseret and Red Stockings DAYS II this
is done, there is no doubt that the public
will respond as it used to in the old times
The first step towards placing the game
on higher plane is taken in the determi-
nation of the amateur nine which will
meet the regulars occasionally, to take the
old popular name Of the Deserets to play
under The new club will include Z. c.
Conn., the popular hardware man; j. P.
Gardner, the clothing merchant: Dave
Dunbar, once the crack short stop of the
Red Stockings; Cries, the druggist; new
man, but one said to be an expert; Charlie
Stanton, who used to play at Yale; Bert
Holden, one OF the old Harvard organiza-
ton; Griffin, the only centre fielder; Mr..
Porter, gentleman at work in the Miugo
ofice; MIR. Duhl, of the board of public
works, Frank Mcbride, Jim Jennings and
some others. 1t is hoped that Harry Duke
and Dick Morris will lend the new nine the
aid Of their presence occasionally. Per-
haps the strongest man among the ANA
tours, however, is Mar. Macon, a gentleman
now located in this city, and formerly
player with the Cleveland League club; he
was one of the Blue Grass battery of Lou
lsVllle which the Lesdville club paid $500
to secure, and with whose aid Leadville
defeated the Browns OF St. Louis Macon
is here In private life, not as Macon, but
that Is the name he plays under. He is
SAID to be pitcher from way back"
Busby and Lloyd are still on the turf and
will be with one of the clubs.
Ogden and the Evans Tor Salt Lakes)
meet to-day on the State Street grounds.
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Bonds for Sale.

TOR SALE-UTAH TERRITORIAL, BONDS
IL 5eOO0, non-taxable, per cent. serni-an,
nual interest The treasurer and loan commits
sloners OF the territory Of Utah pursuant to
law, offer for SALE TO the highest bidder two
hundred and fifty coupon bonds OF said terri
tory TO bear date July 2. 1892 each for the prin-
clpal sum or enc thousand dollars due JuIy /
1877, with interest at the rate of five (5l ner
cent per annum, due semi annually on the first
Gay OF each January and July after date prin.
clpal and interest pas able in lawful money of
the United States at the Dnseret National hank
in Salt Lake city, Utah. and the bank of Wells
Fargo q Co in New York CITY, or their sue.
Cessors.
Sealed bids will be received by the under.
signed at his office in the bank Of Mccormick x
Co., No. $50 Main street Salt Lake CITY. TJtsh
from the 10th day OF May, 1892 until fhe i0tb
day OF June, 1892 at o'clock D. m. at vhich
time the bids will be opened and accepted or
rejected. ''N VI
The law gives the right to reject all bids
sales can not be made for less than par and
the accrued interest il any, and bids NAV he
made for any part or the whole of the bonds
Zach purchaser may De required to nav . ner
cent. OF the bid when It is accepted. and the
balance on or before the first Of July 1892 from
which date interest will be paid on the bonds
Information concerning the investment can
be obtained of the undersigned personally or nv
letter, and bidders are requested to exarnine
the investment before the day of sale. as con-
tlnPent bids can not be considered
Dated April z, 1892
BY direction OF the loan commissioners.
JOSIAH BARNETT
Territorial Traa st,rar
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W. C. T. U.
Good Work Being Done Well Attended Meet
ings and Encouraging Results

Good Work Being Done Well Attended Meet
ings and Encouraging Results
At the coffee house and reading room Of
the w, @. T. o., No. is Commercial street
Gospel temperance meetings have been
held each evening during the months of
March and April. A record kept during the
month of April shows the work accom-
plished has been very encouraging to
the workers, the number in attendance
being 1000. Ninety-six have signed the
temperance pledge, and the workers have
reason to belive q large percentage have
kept IL. Ninety have asked for prayers.
thus expressing q desire to live better
lives. Eight have embraced salvation One
OF the most encouraging features is the in
tenss desire the men have TO change their
lives of sin for a better life, and the will
nngness they show TO receive help to
throw of the terrible bondage of drink
The audience from night to night has
been secured by one Of the workers at the
door giving personal invitations. thus
reaching the non-attending- church popula-
ton, Sunday evenings there being an av
ersge of LOO present. For the conducting
OF these meetings funds are required. In
order to meet this demand the ladies con-
duct coffee house, where meals are regu
larry served, and they solicit the potronsge
of those in sympathy with the work.
Last evenings meeting was one of the
most encouraging of the month in attend
Ance and interest; The songs were partic-
ipated in by all, and several good talks
given. Those who listen from the street
carry some thought from word or song. re-
minding them of home and mother which
may be the turning point in many lives.
Mrs. E. GRIFFITH.
Superintendent Of Evangelist Work, w.
c, r. O. "
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NOTICE 10 SCHOOL BOOK PUBLISHERS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ board OF education of the city of self Lake
INTENDS 10 adopt text books for use in the pub
Tic SCHOOLS of said city and will, on the 18th day
OF june 1892, receive and open BIDS for supDly-
ing such text books for the ensuing five years
The books required will De as follows:
Readers, full sets from chart or primer to
nth. Books for supplementary reading Writ
ing and copy books, fun series. Spoilers Ian
guage books. GrammarS OF the English Ian
guage. Arlthmetics, primary, practical and
advanced. Geography primary physical and
advanced. History of the United states, pri-
mary and advanced general history: English
history Physiology and hygiene, primary and
advanced. Elementary studies in the natural
and physical sciences. Music Text books in
algebra. English composition. Rhetoric. Latin
lessons grammars and texts OF authors Ger
man and French. Greek, full sets for second
airy schools. Geometry Trigouometry and sur
veylng civil government Physics and chem
lstry Zoology, botany, geology, bookkeeping,
drawing.
The proposals to be in writing. sealed and
endorsed, Proposals Tor supplying text books
to the public schools of Salt Lake CITY," and
they VIII be opened at p m. on the date above
named. AS far as practicable bids should be
on separate series and books. The board will
make the award within thirty DAYS of the OMEN
ing of the bids. Said bids must be accompanied
by sample copies OF the books proposed to be
furnished together with q statement of the in
troductory and exchange price, and of the
wholesale and retail prices at which the pub
Usher agrees to furnish each book within this
city during the full time for which said books
may be adopted. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all proposals or any part
thereof
The publisher or publishers whose proposals
shall be accepted will be required to enter in to
written contract with the board of education
and to give bond with two sufficient sureties, in
sum TO be fixed by the board, for the faithful
performance of such contract.
CHARLES BALDWIN
WILLIAM j. NEWMAN,
WILLIAM NELSON
RUDOLPH ALFF,
r. W. YOUNG
Committee on School Work.
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PORTLAND AND RETURN.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. ECHO g.
- Park City Railway company Notice is
hereby given that the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Echo s. Park City HALLWAY
company, for the election of FIVE directors and
the transaction OF such other business as NAV
properly come before the meeting, will be held
in the depot of the Union Pacific Railway com
pany at Echo, Utah, upon Thursday Nav 5.
1852 at noon.
ALEXANDER MILLAR, Secretary.
BOSTON, ass, April 10, 1892.
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Chicago Live Stock.

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Sheep-Recepts $500; steady; westerns
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