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.,r,.r 7, Conner at his late residence IA
west i3h- aged 20 E rard /, attend the funeral on
R, HE,r "r .n, tI 10Th at O'Clock p m.
.I,,"1~r A. rnqlcwood, y. j. April $, 1913 james ~
Eliot a;fa ." at y his late Tuesday at $3.50
Btu p; M i,ou foot Of Ch,mbc, est. at 30 .o.,.
rIw,oyon Thursday. April On is'3' az re- Of William
drnrr 40. 30 Wet 11'h'' "''" NJ WV
Funeral s. chT o C =, TO 30 H 40 m '
nn sarurdav. April 5, 1893 after snort H.
samu, ,r W. ere invited attend the funeral from
e reds%ss q S.. y. t' Ny p" al i % TUESDAY
la term t at weolaH aa, Depot Newnavcn r. r.,
xrN pa p Papers pa please copy. ~ banda, vt,c
'I H. Nl I'LL eldest daughter Of Samuel ha"de'' OIL
ATpon SATURDAY April sh of p% ,S sa yc sn'a Of
farset widow cf John H. Masne' !" Int
N osr as Of funeral hereafter ,.., ri, 1904
u; 'y TE snis N.r Ar"d o'n ''''
Mpna and sd 4 family ar epcm nr S sSur
at9a the n"S pm iron" Ia Fat sunday
Intf% Ssout at 9Sas no flowers be sent
Mrrc Linden @ raohI% Widow kOO o the ls'p laae
sr IL Mitchell the s5@ year Of nt nr rg te attend
Rcats and fhGnd Of the i' iSS ar 2l5 p H.
aSSs , T,II front frcm ra i''ia .iaad CITY
On THURSDAY morning. April Oth OF hao 1870,
M ma LYON wife OF Edwin Parsons anu u'"s"'
30 III lanes Lvon Of O-veeo y. y. o,nd,y altar.
r"ac NJ .cpyiccs nc christ Church. Os"eSo' Suhu'' ~
noon, April 9th. 49, eo, ,ohr 7 Ramsay
RAMsAY-On Friday, Airil ''' i'''' "
S cS saa rf SnG nj Empire Eps HeS CO. to
~ . md columbia Mutual Ma SVtl.t a." ,rnn, nj,
,,coJ funeral a., SUNDAY. April Vh, Az p. h, a'0 49,
~, ra.,dcnrr No i25 De Mott 81, west h"o"N'''
RIcr-Eiward william Eec, suddenly Of 'ior'''' W.
Arrl Atm, at Shanghai, tnn nn. ,>,oo,, eonv
ronW>Nrntcrcd into rest, ThuFsday evening nsr
-. "a Ln.t l3lst-s. New YORK Guy, $500
~. .n IL" t,nchter OF the Rev. T. NJ aud . '" i'ou""'
ssa nd on Sunday in Planfeld ~ j. on arrival OF
| 4 D. n. tain from New-ioFh , ,oA n
sroTr on Thursday April 9th, of pneunon'a' Johh
rs sSS services at his home, 95s West 2th' at
| n M SUNDAY, April 9th ,- &c.,.
erxryIn this city Friday evening, Apii u "eos'
u Scucv I'm G7tn year ~ nj. age Noo,., manning
West 2Oth-st, Mohuay Horhihs
APRIL ION at 10 O'CLOCK -. 500, Mas,
rv,i-rriCay morning. April IN ls?3 Mary T..
Hdnrhicr a, The late Richard ana ihlrour n n,,
,,nr,i -rryccs at her late residence Do iast ifo
| Word,v evening. Al ri lOtl. al 3 cIo,h'
r,,r,,i a, COM cnlencc o! family
sTuEFr-ou Friday, April 9Th, al Noiwok' 1ohh.' SUI
. ., heart failure William c. street In his ''u
| year. -.,,on.. =, h,s s.,er Mrs George Il
| Tholwei 30 IIigh-st., Monday afternoon, :So'
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tone which wound pe given values and business In
Brooklyn by consultation would enable the territory OF
Brooklyn hold IT. own and be 10 burden 10 the
rest OF the great c.tv
While may t tru, that in the not distant future the
present city Of N.v.YorK would have To take rank a.
city in population on this cohtihent mat l.
not r'ason In itself for running race o' 'a"a'r NM
or OF popul,uou WIN Chicago. In that provincial town
everything Judged By lis size quantity not qua!'
standard. The true, the teiutiu IN scientific
culture taste cvervhinr. has 10 give way to bgie"s
whiic such motive can have no controlling po'h'l
with the nnc.horrd pcop OF NewYork. they would sil
regret to see their city. supreme III all o'h'r am V
respects. lose het supremacy In lopuia"oh'
Letters Of regret were received from "o'"rhH
Brown, OF Rhode Island who wrote tiat ne was DE
tancd on account G. the scrioas political condition OF
affairs in his state John X. Fellows. Governor f!1"cr
Governor Wcrts. Of Ncw-JerSey. and Others
There were five tables in addition TO the table Of
honor. At the head Of table \ was joseph D.
O'Iciolue. Table Il presided over by Andre"
T.. ROGERS IT,: table c. by Colonel Edwin A. Ne
Alpln; table D, by seth f.. Thomas tabl" f. ny
oscar :. stlaus. some Of the Others VINO were
present were james r. Young, Thomas II. wheeler
George Crawford John NJ shaw. A. q. Ropes, Colonel
George H. Mcclellan. Jordan h. Mott +. = Gardner
J. Groy. Milton Knapp. Colonel H. oDohos""c'
John b. Manning. the Rev J. j. Doush'ry' for'S'
II. Parker. George J. scabury ~ H. Ma'oh' -N''''
II. scott. :. W. BOwnc samuel W. fHircm"' I'"S
Batter. q. stanton Floyd Jones. james L' AN'nS
ston, H. b. King. William G. Allen. Thomas F. NAN
| Harvey b. French John Clay, George W. onintard
| Edward p. Fletcher, Edwin Il. Mead. Charles T.
Brown Henry Bacon. Thomas Congdon' JONI y
Robbins. F. : Eooth. stevenson Taylor: General ' IT,
| W. Sorrcl William II. Bailey, T.; -. "wNP W
! Farmer +. =. Martin. W. u. Searls. f. ~ Crnikshahk
| Aaron Vanderbilt. Thomas Barrett, James H. MorS, =
| Bentley W II. Webb james TalcoN: j. H. ,prnenr
| Cccl Grey. William Brookfcld. B. r. Ens'cih; 'hhriS
| Andruss H. II. Brockwav. George storm, Kastns >
| RANSOM General T.. p. Earle, John loicn. ', VI
| Wilcox Charles H. Stenway. Nahum S''So"' JONI
| froNin Abraham and IsidOr sirauS
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MILITARY ATHLETES BRE5k ELCohDS'
COMETS At THE 7rH REGIMENTS ARNoHi
LAST EVENING.

coNrE-Ts At THE 7rH REGIMENTS AhNo"'
LAST EVENING.
Agility strength and beauty were ali represented
a, tho 9Th Regiment Armory last evening. WIN" Inc
twcnry.th,rd games Of the athletic association N'r'
IN progress Agility and strength were III ne Hns
and heam,y looked on. som" armory r''"FoN W.T.
hroten. and Company the cup again Nv
getting Tie largest number OF points In III" s'"'r"
ro.u,t The winners Of tie contests were"
IoOO-yord mn: handicap 100 ydrd, um'p =. N
,u.iin Company Is. Tme-2 minute. - 30 s'oo'"''
Best armory record. minutes - . S.co,o' =, M.
900 ward run scratch for oanplonship 81 .n'
r.gim.ni-t, L. Catln, Company !. Iimc-i minute
Iian mIlc Walk scra,ch-D. L. Farley, Company
T. Timc-3 minutes - seconds. n c...,i
Onc-le safety bicycle rac" s,nich j.. ~ nr .UIg
Co. +; llmc ? mn .I,. 10 u ~ ,rc"Td. | r
''"I' ward run scratch. Il. J. rhar, 90. c.; time
n niN"l run. Scrch. final H. W. stocsbury. Co.
6. lime II seconds. ~
xo uio ' "o. q timo i mlrnc A. - seconds
imtng tn I6pound shot. handicap, W. ID. More s,n,
iInifmli" waiL hnndioapW. +. Nimon,on. Company
f. Tnc1 n-uC. - = sceonas; Best previous
~ 20 ward run hnndicap naalJ. H. Miner. IT, Com
pany a. TImc-25 - seconds. .r , =
;Oyard sack RACE. !. norton '"''~' -
Two mile bicycle race. handcap-I. l.. Clark Com
pany F. TIme-G minutes 10 S,'3n's;; Hay, Com
80 ward hurdle race. scratch-f H. H'N' N'"'
500 ,rnrd hurdle race, 10 hlrilrS-,r I 'AtH"
| CompIny f. 1imc-29 20 seconds. :,
Half-mllc run. scratch. Tor oInc'rs CuP-r,,
| prd.r r. mpauy II. Tine minutes II ! . sec ma
| 'Thn noxt vas an exhibition OF fancy bicycle ru'hF
by W. ;. Maltby. . ,,. - ~
!" Aio,vard nm handicap. q. II. L. Morton, "a. IL
| II wards. Tim'-j6 seconds. . . ,,..o,
| 1hiec.lcggod race" ono lap, scratch VI ~ ''''
| and l. Ennis. Co. l.. . =, ,.,,. 10
'' Runninr high jump. handicap. T. ~ Elwar'S. I"
=. scratch br"alnr III" armory record by JUMP =
| : loot inyhes former record being feet IA
inches. >, , crc, Co u VIII,
en- i,,s, ga he reached the finish. and fanl'n
TIE following the points won DIV me ", IN a
compancs: T. Go: H. SO: ID, "A b. 2o' IT, La d"
IL: E. II; {, :; X, .; !, ="
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A Joint Debate
OVER THE
rr\IIAlITED FREE COINAGE
OF SILVER
PostoMcs Notice.

ro-eirn mails will close promptly In all eases - 'n'
Office follows: u..,u and tho "a Plata
.o,,rias Via Baha Rio Janeiro per =. I'm
=. NJ m for Costa Kica via Limon per s. ;, nvsr
- p % NJ q D. for TruNillo. per .. motea'
NV Orleans at 80 p for ST. PierreMique'on'
,cr steamer from llalnaN. D., r.o,roso nor . g. Panama
uct,.r. Tor other parts Of Mexico must Dc eree er
M 10 a. for Netherlands dirrrt W
W"rnrndan Via Rott, rdam ett"rs must De 9irc"m 70,
WerScniamY; at 10 a. M t.upP,emen,aaS saush Pacic
r, pr $ s. Newport, via Colon letters ior nnnaiss
mnn Nicaragua, from NewOrean- at y. ~, .vs
ppn,,Sc Puerto Sez and Guatemala per s. s.
IRON rSpRYNAt a. for Europe, per 3; :; Msvss
..,, Bremcn at y lSuPpc'"o"s~Sy
IA n ny for Bermuda, per s. s. Trindaa. .
lie .istered mall closes ~ p y PrTy postmasteY
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Tho Ncw York ontario and Western Railway cur
IT., ,o,wc,n New YOk and sullivan County points,
A. Middetovn new station Is being hmllt; weGs
,otnuran, Of unusual excellence VIII b. mnlh'ai"i
i r.s,n . a." Homes n handsome book OF 10 pages
roody APRIL Is for free distribution. sem aritrT
and & cents In stamps for copy ID j. I. NNDr'" ~
80 U.., vcr New YORK.
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HARVARD TIES WITH VIRGINIA.

Richmond. Va. April s.-A telegram 10 Inc IT, y,,.
match" from the University Of virginia says i"'
baseball game played hire today p''"'." '
1t anon, i'm In the first inning Rhctl. OF tn
,,m,,.rs,,,.S reached first. stole second and score
ON parIe,,s hu. After this neither side scored ulr.
,,'o .J', inning when lIallovell, OF the Harvard
MI a t.o.haggcr and scored a hit. Hume pitched
for the University. and virgins ior H. iinrvara
l,asehiis-IIarvard 5, tniverS9 O. i"'o'' ' '''
B University 3.
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ry.coyGRESsMAy 0. e. MOORE DYING.

Boston. April C-fcciaD.-o. C. Moore Editor "'"
uroprctor ~ The Nashua. y. H., T'l"Gi'p" ], ''
Tho pont ~ death. Mr.. Moore who Is about Buy l"''
ycors old has long been Il conspicuous hSnr' III >'N
Uamrshirc politics. lie has been m"'np'r VI NV
Legislature and represented the liu DS"' ~
49, -, ard ,,s an effective Republican cam.
nalcn speaker and an able writer lie mas p''' III
since september.
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MARRIED..

rOSTTR-TALrOr-M Trnity hnrTn. ~, hr plshop
~ ITo'ita Frederic de Peyster to-ter ana julia ''
nwrry RICE On Thursday April 0th, at 81 COTE I
H,'s,rh hv Inc Rev. ". :. Ean>o a. -. ~, i"hn
". Lowr'y and Charlo''' "''5"' "
Rice. -. ,,o,u..s Church.
Nyr-sMITr-Ap'n 9Th. at II; lGno nlr MILAN
III, vinraye Of St Paul. MINI, - NauN oN"''' "
t,r.,t ComhrIto ton WOrtrstoiNhf'' f-"sl'''' ~ . a.,
- a,c 81 the bride, parents no. fasi 49,, w ,a
Uc" Grortc r. Krutcl, jaime, steel q ih''"e'l"''' ~
ur,,n MuerI.
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DIED..

THORNTON Saturday, April 9Th, Of pneumonis' 49,
short Illness Emily NJ. Benson. we OF oeasn nshnnd
the funeral services at her late residence iH
brooklyn, Moncay, April 10th, at hanpsss GIVE
in the afternoon.
wHITTEMORE-As Fishkill, April 9Th samuel Enr NJ
Whittemore, Son OF j. Dewnt "h'~"'oe' =" NE A''
Services az st. Luke's Matteawan, Tuesday. w.
Carriages will meet 10 30 tain from Ncw'fofk
WOOLSEY-On Friday. Api the Ith: ADDy ho"isno'
daughter OF the late Charles william wooisey.. .r
Funeral service her lac residence on Monoay AWn
the 10th. a 10 80 A. n.
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no VOL. DO BUSINESS on BRoADwAYl

,vou Won should no. fail get your name Oh u'1'
r. G. MAP: onchalf million gwen away at , .,r
ir,,,n ror particulars send to ALBERT Bopili
roitV Lincoln Building, Union square -
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Nv the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,

By the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
23s Fifth Avenue.
WIN. Is. NORMAN Auctineer
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS,
April H. 10 and IA. a. o'clock
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF AN
IMPORTANT COLLECTION
ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
PORCELAINS AND POTTERY,
COMPRISING
,h,o srodmens of ChippcrGae, Sheraton, ard Colof8
cabinets Bureaus Chron.erc.. China SosetS hoo~
,ases Secretaries Desks, Card and Brea"iast Aaoss
workstands Chairs, High and Low 'cys'
A COLLECTION OF OLD PLAIES
RELATING TO EARLY AMERICAN hlsLoni
s,,norishire Delft Dresden and Sevres fofeeah jug
pottery old English Silver. Cut Glass, &C.. &C.
ExuIpITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
April 10 and IL.
FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ. TO r. NJ.
Crab Apple blossoms.
The fashionable perfume; Favorte OF p,as . mations
and cottage. Once tried, a!ways useu w. .---
Congress Spring W Wa. ri,,oro,. retuSlnn
restored TO all Us former strens 9Th ana eAec"e"eH-
A Joint Debate
OVER THE
r>II>,ITED FREE COINAGE
OF SILVER
- cabin, ,,oce in The Weekly Tribune. between
WILLIAM NJ STEWART. United States senator Hou
Nevada backed BY the test silver authoriue' III 's'o
Fro, Coinage and Hon Roswell v. Horr DacAeu " w
umhllcan authorities. against It, This Is s'r'nH s"~
intensely interesting DEBATE. c,,,,. cocics
The Weekly Tribune, 81 year. ''"S' '
"r'-p'' " THE TRIBUNE. NewYork
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A" Admiral"

, cigarette highly appreciated by all lovers " s00a
uc This brand + rot made by the trust
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yhowx pills are a painless and eIIectual remedy
al hII",, and nervous disorders. For SAFE ny ="
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Reliaious Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-aye laTnddo SSSn:
II Rector Of ST. Stephens Church Phiadelpns.
u. D, n, IL A. M Musical service. 80 D. m
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Gueeial Notices.


A Great Art Sale.
The most important Sale of Modern Paintings ~
has ever held in this country"
ON Exhibition
90. m. 70 9 and Z 30 - 10 p. m.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
Madison Square, South. New.Yo'k
M. KNOEDLER & co.
COLLECTION OF
THREE HUNDRED AND NINETYsIx
OIL PAINTINGS,
Representing Two Hundred and Thrtyfour Foreign -
American Artists, including important examples Of ~
most
FAMOUS MASTERS
OF THE
MODERN SCHOOL.
NOTE
This sale Is occosioncd by Of John KncedleA
and is made by administrator heirs, and sur
,Ivinc partners The reputation OF the house OF Il.
nocdler Co. Is such that 1t is to commend
tn n,terwors be sold the announcement OF the sale
hc,nc sufficient to command the attention OF coonoisseurs
Moreover the PARTIES in interest wavin2 their legal
robts have pledged thcntlvcs to refrain from making
purchases at the eae restricting ID in any manner Thus
the opportunity is in the fullest sense great ooe
no SOLD BY ABSOLUTE AUCTION
ov TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND
FRIDAY EVENINGS NEXT,
APRIL II, 10, Is AND IA. AT
CHICKERING HALL.
BEGINNING PROMPTLY At O'CLOCK
EACH EVENING.
THOMAS l.. KIRBY, Auctioneer
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
Managers,
East oyd.st. Madison square, South.
A. Fifth Avcnuc Art Galleries.
300 Fth Avenue. near 3ita St.
FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
/ CHINESE AND JAPANESE
PORCELAINS AND POTTERY:
HIGH CLASS EXAMPLES OF
BLUE AND WHITE,
uAwTHORNE, PEACHBLOWs
AND SINGLE COLORS.
To be sold by order Of
MIR. r. NJ. BROWN,
Of Tentsn. China.
MIR. THOMAS WAGGAMAN,
Of Washington, d. c.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY Aztec
Moons AT . 30 O'CLOCK.
ALSO
MODERN PAINTINGS,
principally OF the French school.
and a collection OF drawings
by the Old Masters,
TO be soh Friday afternoon
| ROBERT SOMERVILLE, oRI"lES |"~
Auc,ionecr MANAGERS.
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner Sim ,a ana enS
parkaye.-Seryces at IL q. III. freasnms ny '' A''''
,oRE,RT COLLYER
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CHRIST CHURCH boulevard and West 7lsIst,miDt:;
SIIIPMAN Rector Services ae II o. n' s'~
- m Sunday school at 10 a. H.
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Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed win i'ii
name and address.
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r,vr POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY 1855 Worth.
. fiMxiTIiiItM + BARNARD. Superntendent;-Sesuc
~ one every sunday At $3.50 p n The service Shiic
most wholly by The chlldreh OF 'he "'s'SN~o" ~
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,,ySr SOFTLY OF SPIRITUALISTS, Carnegie
u.u i-th.st and 1th.ave.-MomiDg II evening"
Mus'I TfFG; WRIGHT, speaker. Afternoon, ~ Fsyent
experience.
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ANSrIGURATION CHAPEL. Coti.st., ,WessS
between BouicSad and Coiumbusaye.Ihe Kcv; oh% =:
M,nSe:st viii preach sunday, April vth, ~ II . -
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Nps HELEN l.. BRIGHAM az Knickerooeker CSn.
sor,atorv al West 1lth.st-Oucstons a'swefeI -
.un.,,.,so,in,s Lecture. IL o. m, p m.
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SECOND rNIvERsALIsT CHURCH Rev. j. ~. ~.
o\EW P,s.Or-Regular services every Sun
Az in ba s, West le0,h-st., at ii a. M ana 80 D. III
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MADISON AVENUE REF0RMrrfpp vii nresch
Oh o; And evening" Evening subject An Analysis %
nponp's Character and Ills Heroic MartyrIom'"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-27
san, SIater,s Case.

/ viii be remembered that last week
one Samuel Slater, accused of commit
ting forgery at Moab, Grand county,
was released from imprisonment be
cause Of the indictment under which
he was held being defective. Deputy
Marshal S T. Mount, of Salina, on
Sunday rearrested Slater in Ogden on
a warrant for forgery, alleged to have
been committed in Salina. Slater viii
have his hearing at Salina on the 2Sth
of this month. He is wanted at Pan
guitch for jaii-brealing, also at Fair
viw and at Cannonvill for forgery.
Slater has been travelling around the
country under the alias Of Samuel
Wayman and Unfortunately attach
ing the name of Dave Eccles, Of Og-
den. to checks, and has found people
at various places willing to give him
money for these worthless pieces OF
paper. thinking them good as. repre-
sented.-Provo Dispatch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-27
Territorial Items.

DR.. James e. Talmage lectured be-
fore the Y NJ nj. 1. A. at Draper on
Sunday evening.
1t is reported that they are having a
grand time at Osceola just now. They
are down to bed rock and are finding
lots Of gold nuggets, some as big rs d
persons fist-Richfield Advocate.
Thirteen cars Of sheep loaded at
Juab. Southern Utah, made UP into a
special train, went east yesterday ar
ternoon over the Union Pacific, being
consigned to Chicago. They were
shipped by J. H. Williams.-Richfeid
Advocate.
Democracy and Republicanism fur
nish the main topic for converse ton
on the streets now. Political argu-
ments are very common and politi-
clans are springing up on every side.
The campaign may be said to be fairly
opened.-W asatch Wave.
James Thorpe, a bricklayer en-
ployed on the Fourth ward school
house, now in course Of construction,
dropped through an opening in a scat
fold and fell with his face on a trowel,
nearly severing the nose on his face.
Lr. Snow attended to the mans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-27
A Veteran Gone.

Another old veteran has gone from
earth to his future abode. On Sunday
morning Father Dastrup of Vermil-
lion, was taken suddenly i'll and was
found dead in his room soon after.
Father Dastrup was over IS years OF
age, and has been waiting for the
heavenly message to come every day
for several years; indeed, he has had
his coffin made and his grave dug
ready for the occasion, for these
many years. He has raised two fam
lilies of children, and he has many
grand and great-g1and children in
Vermillion and Salina. He was buried
on Sunday afternoon; and a peculiar
coincidence is reported that Father
Gottfredson, another old veteran,
actually cried because he was not the
favored mortal called away.-Rich-
field Advocate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-27
He DON'T Believe 1t.

Among all of genial William Pro
berts friends in this vicinity The Dis
patch was perhaps the most pleased
yesterday. The cause was the receipt
of the following characteristic letter
which is right gladly published. The
news it contains is indeed good news
Tt reads as follows;
Holden. Oct. %, 1893.
Editor Dispatch:
Dear Sir-While reading your val
liable paper this morning discovered
that I was dead by committing sui
eide Well, L had never heard of it
before, so it is news to me and /
don't believe it. You viii please in
form my friends and oblige.
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM PROBERT.
Provo Dispatch
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-27
FROM THE FISH COMMISSIONER.
4 Thousand Catfish Planted.in Utah Lake
Black Bass
salt Lake CITY, Utah,

Salt Lake City, Utah,
October. rs, 1898.
To the Editor of The Herald.
1t may interest many Of your readers
10 learn that we yesterday planted
900 catfish i'll Utah lake. at the mouth
of American Fork creek. These were
bull-heads, and it is expected that one
half of them will spawn next season
They were from to Is inches long,
The bull-head is a hook and line fish,
and attains an average weight Of two
pounds, is very good eating and quite
gamey It is believed that this plant
will within the next eight months pro-
duce many thousands of fry, as they
multiply. very rapidly. l obtained these
eats from Mr.. John A. HILL Mill
Creek, in exchange for other kinds of
fish / have agreed to obtain for him.
OF the catfish family there are great
many species which grow to be from
l to feet long, and attain a weight Of
from to $50 pounds
The witnesses to this planting were
Mayor James Chapman, John A Hill,
NJ D. Ryan and your correspondent.
learn from a number. of sources
that the black bass planted in Utah
lake in November. 1850, are multiply
ing very fast. This is very good news.
Respectfully
a. MILTON MUSSER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-27
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The Liberal organ says of its ow

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eve have another set in the expir-
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ish petulance to be called with a
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Aug. %
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