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Coucer Thinks Blaiue VIII no the Man.

CHICAGO. May a1.-"Mr. Blaine will not write
another letter." said National Committeeman
A. l.. Conecr OF Ohio this morning. Mr. ConGcr
is in Chicago en- route to Minneapolis. and
stopped over day to break the journey.
EITHER Mr.. Blaine or the President will be
nominated" continued Mr.. Conger and am
satisfied that Mr.. Blaine will be the man. The
country wants Mr.. Blaine and his reciprocity
plan. which has made him SO deservedly pop
Mr. Conper laughed to scorn the claim Of the
IIarrisonites that tho prosident has 1913 dele
gates pledged e him 1.-The pFesldc cnto a s no
that tho majority OF the delegates arc Blaine
mon."
Mr. BiainS will accept and in any event some
Of his friends will know his Intentions before
tho Convention meets.
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Gained ny the Clerk OF "a State Senate,

COLUMBIA. May 3l.-Col. Ellison s. Kcith an
old man. and prominent member Of the Alli-
ancc party. was cancd by Dr. Sampson Pope,
Clerk of tho senate. and also prominent ALI
ance man. to-day in Newberrv.
Keith had been writing little articles about
Pope and charging that he was in tho ALI
nncc movement for revenue only" Pope
across the head with a cane. badly bruising
him. Pnno vas arrested pleaded guilty. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-01

WASHINGTON. May 31.-In accordance with
the suggestion in an appeal which was signed
by colorcd men in all parts Of the country. to-
prayer because OF tho awful condition OF
affairs" to quote the circular. :. In parts of
our country. In consequence Of which scores Of
demned to Sudden and cruel deaths by the
rope. tho pistol. and. more horrible STILL by
burning alive"
The day was generally observed among the
colornd people OF this city by meetings held in
flu nlI nL..a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-01
PLATT LAUGHS AT HARRISON
AND TELLS HIM IT'S NOT HIS PREsI-
DENCY, but THE PEOPLES.

Tho President Shouldn't Think that Ho has
Done 1t All since March 4, lss0-There
Arc Other Great Men In the Republican
Party. ir their Names Arc Not Noble.
Miller and wannmnker-The Question Is
Now, Who II tho Man TO Win with -
Meantime Hnrrison's Oncehoider. should
he Shy OF Attr,bnting Low, Personal
Motives to Hnrrison's Opponents.
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NECnGNIIInN La NIsIIING CAED.

A well trained lclogats popped up, and
named tn. Secretary. II. II" 'Drest baldwin.
aud another dele.,I," named j; +. tonIon as
Recording secretary. In" roll OF delegates
was called. and Daniel Mng"nn got til" only
cheers that greeted any Of tho names Mr..
Herman tall led II great ,ica. about the popular
all who wished II talk shvUiI t"lk freely. In
o"i"r I" lnsut" fire." SIr"cl. he said thai who
ever wishc to say "ur'hlnG mast Aenl IN his
card TO ia" SECRETARY, as he c,'lli not tell the
names of the gentlemen Otherwise. The alb
.u"Ilty of the tllng the Transparency Of the
-cHemc rn!shut "ut fro" speech. were apparent
to al who UudorstnOd the situation. In
other cpnNc@',ONS managed with u view
To fairness mon atl-o aud stated their
names. 4 majority do not carry visiting cards
or ,Gnd them to Ia" pta,iOrm 81 that messen-
gur- may De- sent to Them TO lind out what they
wish to say before they are allowed to speak
On" man disregard al tho temper OF the nun-
ayers when thrrr was mention of the appoint
m"nl of Il 6 imnltt"e tn name delegates to he
sent to- Chicago. Bat how do We know that
we are going 10 send delegates to ChcagoY"
tns bid delegate asked. That will
Chairman .'' 1t was '' Very emusl"s, but
aioased no protest. 1t recalled the
wife beatin. case in a London police court
where tho husband justified his brutality with
the remark that his, wife liked it; 1t Is pre-
not asking for negative vote on the motions
he put His formula WASH to Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
grATEN ISLAND

NEW. BRIGHTON.-Young Nj. Nachln. Tue hieu''"'
student who has been acting as the resident p"N s-'i
OF the : r. smith Inhrmary at Ncw-BrRh'o" ia
rendered his resignation a. resident physician Ills
letter OF resignation Is In the lands Oh iiHs'u'
Wiman who is OF the trustees OF the lhHfn'a's
MacEins resignation will take effect. 1t l. "hacf
stood after the next meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
on ApriI H. Nachn has been led 10 take TINS s'ep
through the misundcIs landing with the superintendent
Miss Iampe in which M has been involved Inc
rse WAS recently before the attention OF the teici
SIAN and the indies auxiliary of the insttntioh'
Mis- Lanlpe made NJ direct charge against the young
doctcr but said that he did not pay enough attention
TO his duties, and too much to some OF ms nurnes,
Wocin on the OF her hand said that Miss Lnmpe was
exceeding her authority, and had Introduced Nruiu,a al
,,,Ias in III. institution. IL said Yesterday tiaI
Miss Lampe would a6o laua III Her resi2"""o" "
The trustees at the April meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

rho officials OF the games were W. j. o"l.',
n. Y. A. c., referee: J. b. Anderson U, ~ n,orar
Robert Conn. Columbia A. c. and Charles D. p,ss .,
MI A. c.. Judges Harry Dimse b. u A. A. !".se
walking: W. IL. Robertson. " d. u. starter ""a -
crt Stol n. Y. A. c.: NJ BISHOP f. ~ W. ~ ,aorp
nromntlv ot O'Clock and run of In exceie"'
order. The results follow: Dam,
sixty.ynrd dash-won by Thomas Howard + D"'''
ard Union A. c. second time seconds ,.
Running hlgh,ump (novlce)-Won by J. +. ips'o"''
C. C. c.. with jump of feet IL inches a. =
Leslie, jr., Y. NJ. C. A., second With . ieo'
inches. 49, =. 1or.,
One-thousand.ya run (novice)-Won by james
vewsome Y. NJ. C. A.: J. T. Moynahan Y. a. C., sec
ond time minutes az Is seconds ,,.oou.
TwOmile safety bicycle race-WOn by d. .. HaS St
p W p sternberg T. a. c., second; time, mihuues
IL ID seconds. ,--. .,o,,hars onIv)-
One.mile walk flor Sth Regiment mombers oh In
Won by II. Fox; e. Somenburg, second, ume' "i"'
MOS 80 2-J seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

nourner, among whom was the man whose house "0
had robbed. , co,tIandt
in the Town OF 10 win
have nominated strong ticket aud they eNPeo. ~ cor
In -. tna nominations are follow, For ouPia
Edward g. ialsey: Town Clerk, , DSSa' H. Baxter
Road Commissioner James F. Bushnell: Inspector -
Election, George f. Briggs. a.. Do
ROCUELLE.-The rivalry between 'n nau he
nnblIcans of New Rochelle 10 whose nanc sI, has
printed on the ballots for the Office OF on hnt William
been settled in favor Of the present incnDt, ns has
y NolOy Judge Dyllman Of White Iiaim u r'ho
ued an order b the Town Clerk Of Newtoc'ir' ho
is Democrat compelling him 70 decide WIZ c Md' was
accorduply chosen by the Town Clerk iulo VII r'
printed There 900 votes cast at tne e-e p Demo
apnd ~ these II is said that about sixty we,e DoiU
crats who were anxious to foster as mucn @ ,p
o. possible but their efforts have been ,c ',mu liz
NO. nocfs for a Republican success are now uuusu"
Knight Mr. Mooy it IS said, has always e'oou py
M roonie i'm their fights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
DEWITT For AGED WOMEN.

There will lie benefit Saturday night April - d,
the Berkeley Lyccum the Peabody Home LOT Neu anu
INDECENT Women. J. J. X Hsckett VIII give nv" '' ;
dance; Mrs. Harriet Webb VIII sing ann run I'd Hr
nance" and 'sThe Loan OF Lover" WIN De a9t"u Dl
amateurs In the former pay Lyman sn1r and the
cast Of the latter will include Belle Peabody Wsfd sg
Penson William H. Weeks. jr, yohn X BIKE iy.Iu
King and Herbert Whitlock The patronesses are Vi
C. Bettner Mn. Charles f. bog,rt NJ c y, ~
Mrs r. r. IIartshorne Mrs william w. King MIs; hG
ny Mrs George H. Peabody Mrs. Wilson NJ Powell
Wrs Henry r. Russell, and Mrs. Henry D. llnan}
Tickets he obtained from theih Ut Ut io"u "''
store No. 25 Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.
,on,, NnvIvC EASTWARD.


Washington March 2G.-The storm which was cenuai
over Mssc lr morning has pass eastward 10
with energy attended by severe local STORMS anu
i rains I'm the central valleys and southern portion
NJ the Lake regions The barometer Is unusually 10" ~
the centre OF this disturbance and the storm Is aPpreh.
moving directly the eastward IL IS Ioio"eu ny inc
roa n, high pressure in the Rocky Mountain regions
,h 4, ,,tended by colder nortlerly winds and clearing
weather from Minnesota southwark TO Texas Ram Da'
nrcyaed on the Atlantic Coast from Florida noFthwafd 70
o,psvlvania but clear weather continues in NewEng,
a nd NswYOrk The indications that rain VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE pLAINs-George \. Clark, the man who
was arrested on Thursday night last for entering the
house Of George Purcell ut Bedford, while the family
was absent, and stealing gold watch and other
articles was identified Yesterday in the county jail ~
tbe burglar who entered the house OF Hiram '"ie az
Kensico several weeks while the family was al
tending the funeral Of neghbor. C1rA AZ mat ume
,.,sod IN nc census cnumoratcr. He secured
voluables estimated 10 be worth $40 AZ TIE "ale
hon =. and then lcsurcly walked down the road over
took tlr funeral plocss sDn. and co0y asked 10 be
conveyed TO Waite Plains. whittier the funeral party
,ras gonc HIS request granted by ono Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

T-rd Criminal Courts IA Newark IN place Of the
three poljcc courts has gone into effect a. q law
The three special justices will hereafter De caii en-
Judges and the jurisdiction OF police !"'"'0' -
criminal cases + taken away. -
The Republican City Executive Commiir,'iTav,n N ~
elected George VI. Ballard ~ succeed "hI."n kIin
Williams nc chairman of the committee fIdilhii,,i
Murphy is treasurer The committee adopted M bi
tion ienourcing Alderman William Wanger lOr, n ~.
trcoson in yotnQ with the Democrats in Conner 70
Give them control OF the City government anu ~
eist the Republicans from ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.

For New.E gland Increasing coudins with rain dur
Ing the afternoon or night slightly cooler in West Massa-
chusetts.
For Eastern New.York Eastern Pennsyyanla, New.
jersey Delaware, rain probably severe local stormsi
slightly colder in North New-York; slightly warmer \
Central Pennsylvania ,and South New-Jersey.
For District OF Columbia Maryland, Virginia. threat
ening weather and rain
For Indiana. rain severe local storms ioo"ed Dy cieaN
ing colder weather fair Monday. , IL,
For Western NewYork rain slightly colder in west
portion , ,,,o .o.,o.,. ....
with rain and local showers colder Sunday nishs
For Upper Michigan, light snow or rain colder h
eastern portion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
CARLSTADT.
A RACCOoN KILLED BY A CAT.

John TooKer. dniryman, of Lodi Township has
been much troubled in the last few weeks by the
mysterious disappearance OF several Of his choicest
fowls, including some that received honorable men
ton In the recent big poultry show In New York CITY
He strongly suspected that the family cat had MADE
away with them. though friends suggested that
rsccoon more likely TO have killed aud eaten tie
fowls. About sunrise on recent morning Mr.. Tooker
hearing unusual noise In his hencoop, went 10
investigate, and found seven pound raccoon IN a
dying condition the family cat almost badly of
and two dead chickens. There had evidently been
battle royal between the raccOon and the cat, aad
fhe former got the worst OF IT, The cat VIII probably
recover, while the raccoon is dead. Mr. rOoker Is
sttl uncertain which animal killed his chickens. but
the neghbors think their hypothesis is proved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
NEWARK

bold robbery pcrpetrated at the German
National Bank at noon yesterday. Thomas Flynn,
Of No. Al Monroe-st.. stood IN the line waiting for his
turn TO have q check cashed He presented the check
and received ga. He stepped TO desk to count
the money when a we-dressed young man /.ped him
On the arm and sid Excuse me, but you have
dropped a BILL" Mr.. FLYNN saw bill lying at hs
feet and stopped TO get II, leaving his money lying
on the desk. When he arose he saw what looked
found that under the top bill were slips of paper
The thief had meanwhile made his escape.
The Legislative bill creating the First Second and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
IERsEY CITY.

Ex-Governor Bedle said at his Office IN jersey O'N
Yesterday to reporter who inquired about the Gun
dcmnation of land for the Noith River Briase Oo,',
pany in NeNy-Jersey that some week. ago ne 80 Cr
cnmuany's counsel, applied TO the tiited 20
cit Cny;,t which is now In session at trenton 10
fix time for the hearing OF an application ,d rod f fop
opnoinfment Of commissioners 10 condemn lalIu ~
~. VeyJcr.ey abutment OF the bridge. a pcliupn
ad proceedings fled and March T. w absc ne. Of
cnnraei HE case was adjourned until March ~ III
flra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

prevail on the Atlantic Coast north Of South CoRelna
Sunday followed by coarng weather pODsDy during the
evening southern portion Of the Mddl6
Atlantic States local storms are indicated for ~
states Ohio Valley, and dangerous gales for ~
I,ak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
Countrn Real estate for Sale

ID OUGHEEEPSIE RES DENCE for ssle
L "A very nice modern dwelling containr
10 ~ ~ rooms all mOdern inliIN'uents !,
locatcd In finest residence street In tho city :
lot OcX2lO, will be -ole at u baf2dih. Fof
ldico aud ITJtlculars call or address p. X
BAfN & Co, "a Market-st, Pou6hkeeP-
sic. y. !.
lDGEWOOD.-Eri Halfway ~ min
IL ute 20 trains; handsome Eastlske COT
iace. nearly new; II rooms; al improve.
ments fine lawn arteslsn well stable
rent $500 per year. l.. U. Box ITO. huge
wood. y. j.
an, HE lodges" being the well-known
j estate situated Ut SANFORD "nh =
extending on the sound 800 or J,ooo it,t
shore front with Is OF 30 acres a. 1'-lt"u,
Mansion and two cottages. Nile Of rOid"n'
and walks. B,ai, lighthouses pier and land-
Ing. Principal, Inquire or a1dr,~s fkhp'
I.RICK PROVOST No. . T. lfh-st.
xxTOoDLAwN CEMETERY plot for nle:
w beautifully located on avenue ana pam
size. 2ON2O. T.. EDMUND MAhks. -
Broadway.
10 MILES TAGGED wALKS.-Tow
Id has all Improvements l hour out
coumutation. SIC. daily houses for rent or
ale see pamphlet. GARNER, LOOMS
& CO., SOmefyille. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
LONG ISLAND.

sNUTUTOwN-The controversy over the acton OF
the town Of Shutdown in dispoSng of its snare III te
sinithtown and Port jefferson RAILROAD was e"ueu
, u ~. Koo,e on behalf of Austin COrbin
mid TO Supervisor Richard ". smith *oo2o lor lne
itoc OF the town IN the company. The railroad WIS
I,,u a little over twenty -onc years ago, anu was
ienscd to tIe Long Island Raj r0ad Company me eas5
WIRED few months ago. and since that time here
hap icon much dispute rs the best course OF the
town 10 prsue According to the terms o. me lea',
he town was indebted to the Long Island hall,oaa
tompanv The ralr nd connects with the Long lsE'hd
g,ilroad at NorthpOr and extends TO Port Jehers'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
Real esstate Uantco.

AZ ENGLISH FAMILY. consisting Of
"A parent, and one growIup on ~ =
accustomed 10 quiet and reilned living ue;,
Sire to meet with one who VIII re. n,,'
his house. unfurniNhed; the highest rel
rrenees Given and reau@ ted situation o.
sir between 3oth ann in sts ana tei, a aiiu
Gth ave,. Apply b. C., BOX - I'-'o
broadway.
xxyANTEB T0 LEASE.-Small fruit farm.
w not TO exceed $40 monthly. Moor, -
With particulars, COUNTRY. 436 CARTON
ave. Brooklyn.
a; ANTED.-At Lorchmont. unfurnl4h'd
w cottage OF not less than nine rooms !
must b. nicely situated. Ia ilr-t-clahs o. i'f
and supnli,-l with all modern improvements
ADDRESS X. T.. Tribune Onlce.
WANTED. -Residrnce cast Of Park IN
w exchange for hrstclgss re-iicnce On
West Side. J. o. HoYT. II Bso1dway.
WANT large unfurnished hous', BY a inst
w cess tenant; above s4th-st. Addre -
RELIABLE. box G5. l,235 Broadway.
xlrANTFD.-To rent by the year, with
w view to purchase. In healthinl ioca'
don. not NOR, than 80 or 20 minutes from
the CITY Hall. or u acres. with house IN
GOOD order containing 10 or u rooms a
mile or nile and half from station or w
lage. with ample railroad heiliues. AZ
dress. with full particulars, rent, &c. hO-
RAJ. Tribune Ofre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

EIGHTH REGIMENT ATHLETIC GAMES
The fifth annual open handicap athletic games OF
the 9Th Regiment Athletic Association were hed ioSt
ncb, a. the armory Ninety -fourthst. and Park ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

THE NETWORK COACH. HORSE AND
i CAB COMPANY o1er for sale the fol.
lowing strictly high.class, high. ac loncd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

EOR SALE.-A pair Of bay horses 10
l. hands high black legs; years old ;
these horses are sound. NJ. WILSON,
White Plains. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

+ gsidinq, I5ls hands high, seven years
old thoroughly acclixnatea and perfectly
sonnd and kind and safe for lady ~ drive T;
price 500. Address DEXTER, p. o. Box
Z.416, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

XlT ANTED. so 0o0 200 people to send for
w Birch's carriage and hafness ceta
ioeuss: largest assortment In America very
moderate prices don't pay such enrava can't
nriccs for harness and carriages essab'
Tshed Is6e. Address J. u. BIRCH, bur'
ling on. n. J.
elk GOOD business or family horse I;
warranted kind. Address J. X. A.. 319
Dougloss-st., Brooklyn.
NO~s LADY going abroad 10 reside
nj ID. extra l4ht victoria; used nvc
nenths; purchased TO ordG for 500 3iso
Tor llss than third yalue. light, slyllsb
coupe Rockswsy; silvcf-plated bsr1ess
isdys tOy phaeton, harness. &C.; VIII sell
ar any sacrlnce. Call for three days at
private stable, 10 West t4th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

KIvATE STABLE, 1877 East GSth.st--
4 Pair Of bay cobs, black points, about
l52, drive double, tandem, single and good
In seddle stylish, gentle and sound ak aud
points good In double, single harness and
saddle; very high action seven years
sound, gentle and good In oil harness bay
earrisse-horse, 10 hands, eight years god
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
A VAN TASSELL & KEAENEY's
a. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
l2n and - East lXtn.sC.

EOR SALE.-Must sell. no reasonable oner
mare years Old, 15i2 hands gentle. sound
and kind. Afro very fast. handsome bay
teob made pony; years old, 1i4 hands ;
thing she is perfect little pet, for ladies
Or children's use. Also very fine Surrey
wagon sseats fouD; harness TO match.
Boarding stable, lis East 22d-st, near 9Th
syG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

An ESTABLISHED Ncw-York house
"A wa.ts Young man with few thousine
dollars and good habits. In Chicago house;
safe Investment: fair PROFIT; living salsly
dress pROMPrNESS REQUIRED, LIZ
| Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

Pair bays, l5.1 LANDS high, g years.
Pair bays, 1922 hands high, and 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-01
1T MAKES The DEAF HEAR.
SUCCESS on a NOVEL iNsnruMESr
The nss'rri"us Restoration OF Deaf.
ness by bn Unseen DeNicc--uid
Theories successfully
Applied,

During the past few year, there have been
many tumpre 81 The teslurnilon m some myH.
tcuons way, OF tue hearing OF those who were
known 10 have been deaf Tor many year, mn,
has led 10 IN investigation hy those Interested,
and Il has teen found that this happy chiulr
has been made 10y the use OF most simple. YET
inFruious dcylcv, which was invented lf %
gentleman IN bridgeport, conn. named \ 4.
Nalet, llus device is no same to tho ears 90
are glasses 10 thc eyes, aud IN simply SOFT
rubber disc, arranged On rubber, spring, and
~ shapod thAt when inserted IN me oar Il viii
focus the waves OF anuud m the natural drum,
thus Increasing the vibration NJ the latter
The possibilities ~ device Of this nature
have long been known, but the many attempts
20 use this knowlodso have icon such utter Tan.
urrs that u was rousitcrrtbeyoud our present
knowledge % the ear 10 make q practical In.
strumcnt Of the tind Consequently when this
device was lt-t Invented. not much attention
was gwen The same, ~ o. was thought 20 be-
metoN IN Oh enemy Ia new drcss but grad
ually THIS slight prejudice was dispellod, until,
al tho present time, mott physicians amt uuri.ts
look kindly upon the Instrument, and seem
pleased NJ the rurcessit meeting
Al u recent iatericw Mr. wales made there
mArsHhle statement, that 10 me- knowledge the
device which he cNis sound Disr. haa never
failed who're relief wns anerWard obtained uy
any medical. surgioHl or mechanical mean. *
ccpting powerful ear trumrot, wiirh he save
b. more powerful than hs deyloc, % would
seem To hU an lral dryiTr Tor TIE deaf A. it Is
worn N NE eHr. on, NJ ,lehi Tor mouths At q
umo, and ~ far A. we clu learn, BE- pronounced
safe and comfortable inr The patient Many
times II has progcu Itself tn be- An advancement
IN Vho foi"hec ot acHusire, vs. relieving tho
most obstinate Eases which had deled medical
treatment Tor years.
what may he The ultimate result Of the usc Of
the device whether the result thus Tar oUtain.
oi VIII warrant / D use iu such variety ofrasea
mat II viii stop the pfugrcss ~ deafness IN the
future, 20 such an chtant that u viii avoid the
use OF ear trttnI hciH, we tatnpt sHy hut the
dealrnhllly 1I ~ device lI thu n1tufr a. 10
rlrda IL safety, ~ hHupd., and general com.
tort TO the uter, none win "a 10 admit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-01

most successful composers and ar
rangers OF this class Of music, having
ofchestrated all Of the Francis Wilfun
operas. His ideas Of this elias Of muslc
are brought out by his hand In such q
way that u Ia pronounced comedy
pure aud simple, and always convulg,s
his listeners. The national air, as
played by the national band from the
special arrangements by 5ousa, are
thrilling In the extreme, and many
critics dcolate that new BEAUTIES and
Inspiration are found In all Of these.
One national air muat appear on every
programme by COVE. iment order, and
there are many others brought out In
the encofes aud potpourris.
The band VIII arrive during the
night and Immediately after the night
concert will depart for San Francisco
by their sprrini train carrying three
cars and might've people.
wAiNwRiGur
The attendance last night al the
Theatre was fair, and tho second ppr.
fofmance Of "Amy Robsatl" was r..
ShakeHpcArc's "raming Of the Shrow"
will close the engagement
1ifE HONE DRAMATIC.
The sale Of seats for "Esmernlda"
anu "lleld by the Enemy" COM
mcnccs tomorrow Mt ten O'Clock.
WONDERLAND.
The management o. this popular re.
sort nlways finds something to inter-
est the public, and the programme for
this week Ia no exception In the rule.
II Is varied and full Of novelties.
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COnrerence Visitors. Attention.

Subscribers and patrons OF the DIS.
ERET NEWS who live IN the country
settlements ate respectfully invited To
call ut the office Of this journal during
their stay In this city, while At.
tending Conference, aud get flee
copies " the paper each even.
Ing. The NEWS will contain
complete accounts Of tho Conference
proceedings, also tho latest items Of i'm.
portnnce, both local and general. In
addition to that, advertisements Of all
the leading business firms OF tho city
VIII appear from day TO day.