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probably be fvoraby reported and passed before the
present session closes.

MRS. POTTER PALMER on NETWORKS EXHIBIT
Mr. and Mrs. Potter Palmer were at the Finn Ave
nue. Hotel yesterday. Mrs Palmer Is the president Oh
the Board OF Lady Managers of the Worlds FAR out
she declared that her visit to Newiork at TINS uhe
was not In the interest OF the exposition.
"Ncw-YOrk state" she said, would have a great
exhibit In spite OF the fact that the appropriation
came so late some OF tile New-York women who have
been made commissioners visited Chicago recently ana
looked over the grounds They seemed to be thor
ouchy in earnest and capable. and think that they
will make the womens exhibition from this state a
Success"
Mrs. Palmer declared that she did not believe the
appropriation for this state large enough
but she understood that additional Appropriation
would be made at the next session OF the legislature
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rPoUBr.rs on BUSINESS MEN.

Daniel L. Stevens. Charles B. Cor~in ana nn"a" =.
coeev CONFUSING the firm of stevens. Corwin & Co.,
exporrers and importers Of general merchandise ana
commission merchants, at No. l40 Pearl St. mace "a
assignment yesterday TO George IL sargent "i'"'"
preferences. ,s
An attachment for sI,sss was yesterday iss"sa
against the property this city OF Isaac F. Lang com
mission merchant, Of Chicago, In favor OF LOUIS Lp'
man. The property Is in the hands OF various
men in the city.
An attachment for 5000 has been issued against
property in this city belonging to Fritz Jacob Andres'
favor OF Charles Knapp.
An attachment for $i93 has been Issued against
the property Of Harris Budner, In favor OF HATTIE
Goldberg.
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4 DELEGATES MISFORTUNE.
HE GETS ROBBED BY TWO WOMEN AND is THEN
HIMSELF HELD AS A WITNESS.

William F. Powell, LAWYER and prosecuting attor
ney Of Indianola Iowa. was appointed delegate by
hc Christian EndeavOr Society OF his town to attend
the convention now going on here. Mr.. Powell StOod
nj The. bar OF the Market Court yesterday
morning not as a prisoner. however. but As the com
plainant against two young women, whom he accused
Of robbng him of 900 The prisoners were Julla
Ward. twenty-thrce years old, of NO IA East forV
sixthst. and Lille Ward. twenty-five years DID, Of
No. 346 West Fifty ninth-st. They say they are
sisters.
Mr. Powell did not arrive in New-Yorl with the
early dclocations lie got here Thursday night
lie was loaded down with two heavy valises, ana
found himself tired and Weary In Fourthave. look
ing for accommodations for the night. lie went to
the Morton House. but the clerk told him that every
room in the hotel occupied. lie was about TO
resume his search for a room when he met the young
v,omen he saws, TO whom he explained his predica-
ment and he offered them 81 each to find HIN
room They accepted his terms, and by way OF
clinchng the bargain all went into liquor store at
rhirt-ave and seventecnth-st. for a drink. After
This they went westward. Mr.. Powell felt overcome
nv fstIrne. and finally eat down IA etoop TO rest
lie declared that the women grew extremely anec-
tomato. Then one OF them seized his pockebook and
both ran awav Mr.. Powell cried out. and Policeman
Konney gave chase lie caught Julia Ward and held
her until Powell came up He explained 10 the
pcceman that Julia had taken his pocketbook, which
contained $50 in cash, TWO certificates of deposit
drawn on the First National Bank OF Indlanola for
$50 and 800 and a ticket the st. Paul, Chicago
and Kansas city Railroad.
The woman was taken 10 Captain Mclauglhn's
station with the policeman and Mr.. Powell "a es-
corters she was searched by the matrOn, but moth
inc belonging to Mr.. Powell was found IN her pos
session. Then she said her sister had the pocket
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SUPERINTENDENT BYRyEs'S CLERK RUN OVER.


George HOpcroft. who for more than thirty years
has ably filed the Office Of confidential CLERK 10 the
Superln endent OF Police. lies In New-l0rk tospi'a
suffering from injuries sustained last high'
when he was run by a broadway ear. Mr.
opcrot finished his days work at headquarters shoruy
az er O'clock and walked up Broadway In the dirrc
ton OF his home, which is at Broadway and Thrty
seventhst. on his way he made few purchases ana
al ten minutes OF O'Clock had reached Thirty second
st. 4 Broadway car sailing uptown, and as ~
reached the corner Mr. IOpcroft stepped into the road
wav with the intention OF boarding 1t. To do so ne
had 10 cross I'm trout Of No. 264. which was
running downtown at a rapid rate. Mr.. Hopcroft Is
fftv-ive years old and not active rs he was twenty
years ago. Whether he moved too slowly or whether
his foot slipped as he tried TO step on to the 'front.'
platform Of the uptown car Is not known But before
he could get clear OF the roadway the front rail- OF the
down town car had struck him and knocked him down.
The driver Stilman J. Herbert, pulled his horses 10
a standstlll but not before Mr. lIopcroft had been
dragged in iagonal position between the two trucks
AT least ten yards. lie unconscious when picked
up and at the Ncw-York Hospital IT was found that
the toes OF his right foot had been badly crushed
Later in the evening they were amputated: Mt
IopcrOft's other injuries arc not serious and WIN
complete rest he is likely to recover.
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THE DATE OF THE CHICEAMAUG4 REUNION.

Washington, July s.-Many letters have been 70
cctved from Grand Army men and members OF tne
Society OF the Army Of the Cumberland IN reghu 70
the dates for the reunion OF the huef soe'ecy az
Chcbamauga The change OF date for this latter
reunion. 10 avoid conflict with the encampment at
Washington has led to much confusion. The meet
ing OF the Army of the Cumberland VIII take pace
sertember IS and 16, at Chickamunga. the week
before the National Encampment and not after It, as
at first announced. Reduced fares have been secured
on the railroads. and Information received Dy reneNai
Rosecraus indicates large attendance at Chicka-
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miscellaneous.

BIRD MAMMA Keeps Canary Birds III
good health and song while moultng o.
changing fcath.Ts. 1jc. Nv NAL. End
BOOK free. E1KD FOOD Co, 400 y. Sd
ST.. rhIoiclphis. Penn.
GENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose OF th"lf
IeU.on clothing al a fair value VIII please
cali on or address EDWARD MILLER, oS
Oth-aNc.
POLITICAL PICTURES, oil paintings.
heads Of the Presidential Candidates Tor
banners. g.; for sale at KEN Nh'Dh D.
SURE CURE for RHEUMATISM.-
Mailed for Al. Box Csc 0rsngc, y. ).
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE,
1,242 broadway. ID door nofth % oistst
Advertis emcnts and subscriptions
received there until o o'clock T. m
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular once
rates until D. m. o ":
25t sth-avc.. 5. e. cor, OF -'o-s~
$50 Gth.aye.. cor. 12th-st .e.. -.
i92 Columbus.aye.. near West OSth'st
los Vest i2d-st, near Oih.aNe-
90 West lAth-st., near 5th ave.
257 West 4od ST.. bet. 7th and 9TH ayes
ISL ifh-aVc., cor lSul-st.
1888 I'd ave. betv cen 10Th and !1th sts.
/ ,o26 3d-avc.. near 61stst.
7o6 1stave., near SSth-st
700 ave, corner 47h.st
55i 3d-avc.. near East $500 49, .,.o.
So Avenue A. between 30 ana 4th ayes
II Canal-st. and l57 Dlylsion-st
l4y Cburoh-st. pet. warren ana Ihah'
beYs SITS
o6 Fast 4od ST., near MadEon-aNe.
Q ,ojl 3d-ave., let. 1l2th ana iIo-h sts'
90 Liberty-st.. near BroadWsy.
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Help Uanteo.
Alalen

Males
II you ARE seeking employmnnt o.
wish 70 make = change, cau At the Ode
tablish-d and reliable NEW-loRh A"f.N-
CY positions " oNery cla-, quichy pro-
cured now orders every H.. u lnIorihailuh
fire.. 700 Broadway. corner Sth-st.
WANTED. -Coachniln; best city refer
ence- one who thoroughly understands tho
care % horses car iagee and harness sober
and careful. Address 4dl IeAinston-aN'.
WANTED. by barge Western packing
firm man thoroughly familiar Win Ter
tiiiHers. to take charge Of ter Frflliiing
department. must have no, "urh KNOW,
edee OF f,rtil IcFs In all thc.r branches, sud
have thorough knowledge u Tie DEALER ~
fertilizer, throughout the country unless
COMPETENT 10 fll these requirements, d. not
apply Tor position. address VI. l.,
Tribune once.
WANTED.-Ladics end young men 70 d.
our work at their own homes constant "in-
ploy1uent work forwarded by mail. and We
paw good prices experience rot 900.
STANDNED MAHIFNCTrINGr 90. Lex
BoN lO7. South birmingham, Mass. En-
close stamp
Females.
A.-REorIRED.. plain. i.-prctahle
servant sewing and waiting on lady $50
travel Engli>h OF American Prots'snt pr
fcrred wages. =lO: HIGHEST rcconmcndl-
don Address TRAVELLER. Tribune Up
town once. l.2i2 braiway.
COOK. CHAMBERMAtD. lsundrcss.
waitress. Ms. HowAR1H. go oth-aye.
THREE PANTEY.GIRLS for Long
rr1nch. Mrs. HowAETH. 3sS Gh.ayo
TWO SCRUEwOMEN for Eoskway
Hotel. Mr.. HOwAETH. -, cth-aye.
WANTED.-Ffcnch little girl ~ ten Or
f-clNe years IS compIn!on 10 the dAugh.
Ter OF a physician. She Will have good
home. attend school and receive salary.
Nothing meui0l required. Apply b. Mis-
DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau, 30 East
i4fh.sf
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Real Cstate Wante0

WANTED TO RENT for the season, al
inland country place. within hours OF New
York City must be high ground. dry GU.
mate absolutely free from malaria ana
mosquitoes good drainage and wste house
large, well arranged and completely fur
nisbed good stables, shaded lawns, kitchen
garden, &c. indispensable. send fun des'
cr.tp'o on, terms, &c, 10 II. II. COOK, Esq"
Ito Broadway, y. y. city.
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THE CONVENTION OF TEACHERS OF THE BIISD
pror,,or, ont July s-The convention OF teach
- ., tho blind closed its meeting here today. or
,cers were elected as follows: President, ~ H.
Dvmond. Rrnntford first vice president. \. T. Glenn
ont New York; sccond vice president. Dr. Fricker'
ohio. treasurer = Babcock, Ncw-iork secretary,
y Iiuntoon Kentucky corresponding secretary, W.
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iuork t0auieo.

Females.
OFFICE WORK Young lady wishes
position IN once a rapd writer ana a gu
'atr at nguic. SiS south 9TH ~. Bklln.
SrLNOGEAPHEI; and TNPEWi.l fR
desire a permanent position RAPID cor
rect and neat operator. I. H., 0-o ou--t.
COMPANION. widow ~ refinement d.
-irc- position - companion ~ elderly IadY
or invalid nothing mental hest Of t"irr-
cnccs. Mrs. VI. l.. AKIN EFT, 81 SOUTH
~. Auburn. y. Y.
S1ENOGEAPnIR, typov ritter ana a.
slst,nt boOkkcrpcr. with experience, u'sIls
pcTmshcnt position can take di, nt9n al
rect on machine, If desired. J.. MA-NS'
400 last 6ith-,t.
WANTED a lady Of 10 years cx-
p"ricnce, position ~ publishers once 70
Instruct canNa-sers in lOokS. Address NJ,
800 ~. james Place. brooklyn.
WANTtD.-By young lady position
as stcnOgraphcr and typ'w iitcr. Audi'ss
MISS BAukIkR, LIZ Atantic-avc., Brook
lyn y. Y.
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flats tUantr0.

A SMALL FLAT or one floor In private
house; TWO IN family rent not over 80
ADDRESS MORNING., Tribune Uptown Oi'
nee, ], 242 Broadway.
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FURNISHED Gouees 60 fet.
Country.

Country.
AsgURY PARK. y. J.-Cottagcs TO lct
for scuson, furnished. MILAN hooS'
Asbury Park. y. j. -
FOR TIE Seasonal Nyack-on- fua.
so,E0n Rr1adway dwelling decorated, II
rooms 3 bathrooms: also carr age hOu-''
stable with box stalls, vegetable gniuch,
cON, lawns, flowers. mountain ana NV
Views. 4. NJ. VOOEHlS, ag;nt NyacK'
on.H udsOn. y. y.
WYCUNIERE. CAPE COD. Hlrwich
port Seoshore cottages. completely fur-
nished charmingly situated bathrooms, nOt
water; cool. pines ba thing excellent SIRE
boating, bowling; circular. j. IL last
67th-st
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Go Get for Business purposes

A SMALL or large Park Row front
orce In Potter Building. 10 let. ADDRESS
l. r. SAVAGE, Sc Fulton-st.
PARK ROW mont ONCE 70 let In Pot
fer building. Address J.. !. SAVAGE.
IS Fulton-st.
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forces ano Carriages.

FLANDRAU CO..
FLANDRAU & CO..
FLANDRAU & Co,
S72. s74, $40 BROOME ST, ASD
BROADWAY. 5lST. AND 7IH,AV K.
SPRING AND SUMNER CARRIAGES
OF the best class,
FOR TOWN AND COT NTRY.
Victorias Nagonettes.
Cabrfolets Depot Wagons,
Vis.s-Vis, Curtain R0ckaweys'
Landaus, Fx. Top Caoriolets.
Landsulettes, Dos-s Dos,
Oulnibuses Road Wagons.
o-Pass. Rockavays, Top Phaetons,
Coupe Rocksways. LsdieS Phaetons.
Doctors Broughams. Buckboards,
Spider Phaetons. Village carts.
Two Wheelere, Runaoouts,
Mail Phaetons Derby Phaetcns.
Fancy Traps. Surreys.
Doctors Wegons, Children's Traps.
Buckboards Saxon Phaetons.
4-in-Hand Breaks and Omnisuses.
Have all STYLES Harnes>.
Complete stock OF above Eehiclos az ho"
Prices Constantly on Hand, ,.,sr
WOOD AND TRIMMING.
REASONABLE PRICES.
BLACK HORSE. trots so; bay pony
trots 3:l5 jumpscat r0ckaway nhai.eto.n'
buggy. hirness. CHARLES HOUSION'
New-Durhsm. y. J.
WANTED. 80 600 900 people TO send
for Birch's carriage and harness cata,
loguss largest assortment In Amtrlcs. very
rldIerate prices don't pay such eatravaehn'
nrices for harness ND carriages estao-
E.hed lsG2 Address J. II. BIRCH. Bur
iing~on. y. J.
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Drrssmakinq.

ARTISTIC SSMAKINI.-Uniqut
designs. $40 up; goods purchased II desired
OWEN. 262 West 23d-st.
DREsSMA KER.-Good ntter. neat finish
- per dsy; lIst-ca-s references ohiy All
good work: no work next week. MISS
SHANNON, AL East j2d.st.
pRk.,>M AhkK.-klegant cutter ana NJ
ter 50 dry or st home perfect NJ guar.
anteed; India six. grenadines or cIoto
suits m ade In one week for 80; fancy watts
and Russian gowns specially. ~ I'st
lOth-st., near Broadway.
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Drcssmakinq.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING-Uni de-
dgns; hotel orders at short notice and mod
Mrs. McELROY. 81 East 9th-st, opposite
0onaia2's.
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Wait New.York: executive committee, W. "ai'' oS'
Siblevv DR. Fairly ana the Rev. Allen +. Han
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Countrn Real estate Go Get.

MONTCLAIR.-Jamcs- st., two ATTRACTIVE
mod r. houses. 10 rooms A3S, WIZ s""N -
&c T. X. CARTER 81 Park-st.
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flats Go Get, llnfnrnisheo

A-rOR RENT Fir,t-class fat 4I6 East
JSth-st. % respectable family, IN perfect
order Inquire 100 4th-avc.
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Conntrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONIELA4K.-D Dwell.
ings for sale or 70 let; large assortment o.
h.ndsome building sites terms cay.
TU8BS 4 TAYLOR. 5 Beekman'st. y. I.
ABOUT 80 ACRES OF INCONrAEA-
RLE JERSEY COAST IROpEEl " Msh
and hcaIhy; THREE WA - i..,y fk No, IL In
,ntllInn a large p.ont can be fcnon,tl1tod.
Tr.ncipais address p. o. Bon 2os' fhiadel-
phla. Penn.
FOX HUDSON RIVER city or rural
homes, farms. manufacturing sitS, o..
real estate agent Poughkeepsle, y. \.
a. 800 Grand opporunltv FOR club. $40
acres mile fishing. centre OF OatskiIls'
beautiful valley OF Big Indian; mics oe-
pot, finest property on caith, tcui"rs'
COUTANT, Box II, st. Remy, ~ 4.
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Furnished Rooms.

AT 81 IRVING PLACE. above 18th
et.-Fine room also suite
5TH.AVE. 463, NEAR 42D-ST. L.
Elegant Furnished rooms for gentlemen
private baths board Optional.
40 SON.AVE.-Iarge and small
rooms en- suite or single transient or per-
manent private parties; references.
two hall rooms and nicely furnished plrlor,
together or separate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

than usual struck q. For the light /
could iiud no explanation Utrcr thnu the
only possible fact that 1t was simply a
phosphorCsccnt cxhalation from little
swamp neat by, one ~ those Luminous
mothylic vapors, yaHously known as
will.U-thc.wisp Jack.o.lantern, iguis
fatuus, etc.
The place WIS infested with rate, and
II was doubtless their scurryiug back
and forth over the floor which sounded
20 much like stcalthy footsteps -citb1r
that or tho falling Of the largo rain
drops which found their way through
tho l,aky roof
There too lay the reptile which had -
nearly strangicl mc-h long, soft siup
of ilo inner bark Ut one OF the cedar
uticr, which. saturated by tho rain,
bad fallen lcrus tho back OF my neck
" stopped forward, AMI YOU can rpudi-
~ appreciate the sensation rch q thing.
unexpected aud iu total darkness, w1ull
bcar' TO produce.
While We were making those discover
les aud r'uaf'.irs how lit,lo daylight
and good common s.nso will knock ihg
props from undor the beat ghost ftory
ever guti,n up, We were all startled by
a udiru rai.tgt-tut on the barn door
Ny father hastily miatcufd 10, cy
peciiug of couro, TO meet ore ol ihy
noighbors, orpa IDLY strolliug tramp
and J noticed a queer expression com.
over his face. There was mot sou
there
llu had hardly closed tho door, how
ever, WHOM the sharp ut-tat.tat was rr
paatei, this time c0ns.louhlypru'unwi
Again the door WIS opened quickly
and again not a soul was iu sight
Thor, WINS little door IN the rear q
The barn, aud, leaving my father ou.
brother looking atoro unutaoriua some
what funny manner, I quietly uulH
toned ;his, aud as tic knocking had ln
comucncol, sliprol quickly around ou,
side TO the front oi tlu barn, only 90 ,i
u large rolroldcd wuldr,cLpr di'irrl,
~ tapping awayon ,ho door in search Of
his breakfast.
We got away from That place with a.
the expedition possible, ami over sirH.
my sLopticism 500 foi spnce 90 tho Niy
and ornate stories ot % similar character
which wo 30 frequently hear, Is pr.'tl
radically confirmed by tlc simple 10
mOMhruucc OF my own blood Cadlu.
experience tina, uighI-viih tho gu..,
-. Il. parsa ia buffalo N'ws.
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y. II. clifford. Now Cassel, Wis,
Wa, troubled with Neuralgia and
Eneumatism, his stomach was dis.
ordered, his Liver was affected 10 an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
aud he was terribly reduced In flesh
aud strength. Three bottles Of Eltc.
trlc Ritlers cured him,
Edward spepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg Of eight
ycars' standing. Ueed three bottles "
Electric Bltters aud seven boxes Of
Bucklpn'a Arnlca Salve, nni his leg IL
SOUND aud well. Johu Speaker, Cat.
ewha, o., had i've large Fever sores
on vi. leg. doctors said ho was In.
durable. One bottle Electric Blt,efs
aud one box Bucklun's Arnica Salvs
cured him entirely. Sold ny a. &.
Smith a Co.'S Drug Store. Bss
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pUWsUANr 70 AZ ORDER on sALE TO
mo directed by the nrtrIrl Dourg VI the
IWfd Judwiai DIstrietut Tho Territory ~ utAh,
HhAll uucr nt public sale, no tho front door
~ tHC County Court House. iu tho tty and
County Ui sat take, liIh Territory, on
tho ',,h day OF Am, 100, ~ " u'Ulouk u,
o., the right, ute g'sis Aud Interest ut Zen ".
uuggl. Ir,, puto nrsFs, ihiH wife, ", e.,
REILLY, Thomas Kane, uhftners uudCr tho fTW
uaiuu OF EsilF a ha.oi Utah National Hank.
corporation p W, rgdTni hilAuup fHit,
Pratt lnuis ,eUkIus. Sarah d. seDklrs, ". u.
n. spaiiuri. =, %. Day Annie Robbins, j, n,
iArl, Herman IetEr, u huiierhoii, Mur1ni
t. Frat, and Caroline ffuu M wife CyUl
lrrk, tdVin Harmon and p. II, i'iukerton,
OF, 10 aud 70 the following described properly,
situated, wing AMI bong 100 lhr CIV, and
C0unty - sal Lake, Territory Vt Ut,h, ana
bounded aud parucuhuY described A. tploVs,
tpWIt ~ ~ Lats y, ~, H. IS, ~ aud d, Block
20, rlut -, sat Lake city survey.
10 he sold ns tho properly NJ hgn W,
Drirys, IT.. owe nuAgs, ms wife, ". H.,
Eouly. rhnmas haur IIelhort under Tho Grn
name of NfiIly q hluu, ut1h National Hank. q
r0Woauuni ), ~, scars. MllAnin Pratt iih'
Pratt Louis StfA|us, 7ufah \, stcklts,
nobias, j. IT, Pars' Herman neigs' u
Iiuuafn5ld, Mlroni 10 rratt aud Caroline Pratt
h. wife uyu' rc0k, Edvtn Harmon aud \.
n, ruEurtou, q the suit Of AArahamIna JCre.
Germs Of sslr. C,sh
HAuluW fIuDuAos, Any Tor Plaintiff.
ANuHEW u, NuhT shtT.d
lly JuitS B. tuhh,ugK, Deputy.
Dated al salt Lake City, Aprl IN, 1872.
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SUMMONS.


The People Of the 1erl5ry Of Utah send
40 Jamrt I tees, pctaaabu
N'OU AXE HEuEul REQUIRED 10 Ar.
qVaF iu 600 action brought against you
iN thr above U.M.i UJiutu, in the hlr.
tnrt Court Of tNU IhrI Jutltial plftrct
uf the IUrriurI ul lNN, and 60 answer
the complain, nIoi thereon Within ten days
IcNrlusNc OF ghu haH of fcrccl after tie
WITHIN THU county. 90. % Hfyud out ~ tliH
tlurtY, nut iH thit diHiTiU's w,tuiu twenty day
nlntrNIsv within forty u.F .HuT Judgment hY
default viii De taken against you, accord uE TO
the pruycr ut s1iu ruwU'unt
-ild action o. hruugi il have decree NJ
this court absolutely uHsNNuE ihr bnulH uf
mitriuoHy rN'aling triNroa piaiuiih and de.
ftnuHut awarding o. IllIrIl The care edura.
ton and custody uf tir HiHur children. Issue
pl said matrIu.H, and ErIuiI her costs ~ thIs
action, and such other hHH Nfuurr relief as Hhr
may 10 entitled TO 300 the premises, aboNH
March I, lsgl, dofouuauI Wiuly aud without
cause deserted and abandoned plaintin, and
has ever since continued 20 20 desert and
uhan on. lur, without uuf HuWtlunt cHutr uf
reason and against her Will van or rOnsCuti
ana that tor more than one car last past dr.
fCndind has iJlui 10 prl0.re Tor plaint'n ne
common crfsAtlys uf IiI..
And you are hereby rOtuni that u you tan 70
appear and answer tue band complaint nh above
required, tho sgid p'Hiuul will apply 10 the
Court Tor The relief demanded ltufriu,
Witness the Hon, tnlrIri s. Lane, Judge,
and tue sral OF the District Court Of The
Third Judicial isifiat iu aud igr the Torn.
year of our Lord one tbug'and cisbt hundred
iElIl HENRY e., MCMILLAN, clerk
hy Gao. u. Locus, deputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11
a YOUNG GIRL.

Pie n,srnlshcd sold sirams In TIE
II Thy hair,
rlohe. 'yhno " Aprils blue lives In thy
.-s'. llg eyes.
The Up, wh.ih klas to crimson the pale clouds
,hii nush the skies
Have prcs. 81 thine own, and fingered lightif
90 Thy cic1ks % faIU
Sownvc NJ pvaion on thy heart hath sobbei
IN sorsuous slgha,
Nor llath ambition brought to Oh! 1tl
brow uLy ftgsh %. rnfc.
The gods. with eins supcrnai and supreme.
lave lowered thee.
Youih. purity and beauty thine, precious les.
ury.
PANEL T.. o'suliiyan 10 southern BiyouAe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

Popular belief iu India s.ill credits
Sluyasis and other holy wglbonds with
miraculous powers. Even the native
Journals often chronicle marvuls like tho
instantaneous cure Of iuaurahlo diseases,
or tho feeding Of Thousands ont Of %
small measure OF vice. ono az these
prints gives description OF low slint.
~ SauyuI saved thc lives o. % cogtain
rpilh and his escort from a wild olO.
phnut. As tho party WAS proceeding
through til, Lower HmulayHs mon.
strous tu,Ecr broke ont OF tho jungle
and set 10 rumpet,ng, Tho piah aud
his followers wcrc considerably scared,
md wore giving thomsclyo up for Lost
when anoblo looking slnyusis appeared,
aud, standing Ia front OF the travellers,
told them Co shout q certain order 10 tho
clcphnut This done, the animal boltcd
into the jungle, while tho savior of the
ioiuh and bis party vanished without
waiting 10 be thanked, philadelphia
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