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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
z, RNpF.NN WlOL MAKkEIS.

London. June "a quiet tone ~, walls In the
wool market. but business has been frly good.
me imports du.ins the week wee From New south
Wales - pa bales from south Australia. 5.i2O;
from Queen ind. i.iGi: from Victoria. 6.-63 from
Net Australia. LIB from Tasmania. LOIS; from
Ncw Zealand. 2G.l So from the Cape of Good Hope
and Natal 3..79: from China LOO from jamaica
lii; and from various other Places 81. Dunlop,
Of bradford reports that English woods firm aud
other Kinds easier. Spinners busy with old con.
tracts and maintain prices, which, however. very
cheap.
Antwerp. June IA series OF wool sales will begin
here Monday and close saturday. There are
available for the sales 1855 bales Of which =, 100
ales Australian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

ing from Pennsylvania will he pleased to meet IN
this building, as matron. the genial, kindly lace
of Mrs Anna VI. IIolstein, whose services among
the soldiers during the war made her name Ia
miliar in many Pennsylvania homes in those days,
and i, has been held in grateful, remembrance over
since The Pennsylvania Building will probably
be formally opened on July A.. II seems appro-
priatc. in a certain sense. that Independence Day
should be the one selected II will, however, d.
a day of great crowding, and 1t Is d9untlui
whether the same dc2rce Of comfort VIII come 10
the Pennsylvania people who visit jackson Park
in the throng of that day a. would be realized II
some other day would be chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
THIRTEEN STITCHES IN 4 SC1LP HOUND.
RESULT OF FAMILY FIGHT IN WHICH LAMP
AND ROLLING-PIN WE'RE WEAPONS.


Cries OF "Folicc Murder!" came from The tenement
No. 1856 Chcrry.s.. saturday nigAt. Policeman Dennis
OIeaT". Of the Madison st. station, ran into III"
building and the second floor found lively night
going on between Charles lIaggary his wife. Mary.
and her mother. Hagccrty had attempted TO beat
his SOL when the mother sought 10 protect HIM
This cnragcd the husband and b" picked mp the
lighted lamp and threw II al his wiic's head. IL
t,uck Ter on She forehead and tore open the scalp.
He: old mother Their picked up a Ulling-pih ana
beat him Over the head.
The policeman arrested Iiaggcr'y and locked him
up Mrs Ilaggcrty went 10 G@nvcin"ur Hospital ana
had her head dressed II required thirteen stitches
10 close the wounds Yesterday f. the Essex Market
Polio. Cour, MIS- IIaggcrty tainted. Justice Tain'or
heia the prisoner for tIia in General Sessions and
rcnIs.d to enlcrtau a complaint against bis mother
in-aw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
an HANDS FELL THROUGH THE WINDOW.

Early yesterday morning Policeman iiulse, OF the
Nineteenth Precinct. Two men lighting at Ei"ad
,,ov and THIRTY -seyentlst. 1lulse attempted 10
sennrate them and during the struggle the two men
and the policeman fell through the plate glass wndo"
In Dorng's trunk store me o'hcer was the nrs'
!" v,r,ca,. himself from the wreck, and although
~. to and hands were cut and bleeding he succeeded
=. a,rcs,inc one OF the fighters, who proved to be-
-, Larry a Sevcnth-avc. tough. Leary was
,,,.d In The jefferson Market Court, and on II
charge Of disCrderly conduct preerred by Policeman
iImIae Justice Grady sent iii" 10 the i'ana 'o' DIN
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

vcstigating committee TO find out WHO broke op'h
the box. Mr.. OConncn objected TO this committee
the ground that tho members OF II were friends
OF Mr.. Archibald. " just OF the comini'tce
wink at the other two said Mr.. O'COnncll. "and
that cOnvincc> that they know all about lHe
affair and wont investigate it," 49,
Mr. OCOnncll was then called TO order by me
charmap. who requested the delegates to DO 1858
fighting and more work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
WATERS IN ONEILL'S RESTAURANT STKihE'

Forty walters employed In O'Neils restaurant ~
e,xbovs and Tycnty.seoond-st.. went on strike yes
tertav because the proprietor John ONeiii' wowu
not close the place sunday IN the summer four
vears AGO Mr. O'Nell made an agreement WIN hl
walters by which tn" restaurant wonid DE cioS" oh
sunday, In June July and August. Last year, "o
a,,c On th. walters statement, he only closed II
lime l. and this year he informed his men that 4e
would not close at all Thy gave or M" IN Snsay T
~, ,bcv aid that they would return To WORK on
Wnndav Mr.. O'Nelll said yesterday that none oil
them would be- taken back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
EIlROpEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June D. . p. m.-l,eef-i Holders offer
freely; extra India mess easy at .;s ID prime mess
easy at 6ls 3D. P0rk-Thc supply IL poor. Hams
Holders offer freely short cut. about Ia Ia l6 lbs,
dull at COS Hacon-Ioldcrs offer sparinely; Cum
bciard cut, about IS Ia 30 Us, firm ut J6s short
iii. abou, - lts duh n 81, Cd long clear mddies.
ni"n HIS. firm at 13s: long and short clear
middlcs. about ~ lbs. arm IT j2s thees.-IIoldrrs
offer freely. Talow--Thc supply |. poor., Spirits of
tui prntino and ,n-ii liors "r moderately. Lard
Slo-iloldcrs offer moderately; fut;res-Iloders are
MOI offering; prime Western. Spot. dun AT 5Os
Whrat-IIoldcr offer moderately, Flour-Holders Of
fer moderately st. Louis fancy winter. duh At Is cs
cornspot and futures Holders offer sparingly: mixed
Western July. dull at ~ BID August dull mt
As I'D. Hops at London-Paclnc coast-Holders
offer moderately. Ff'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
'e leading futures ranged AZ

tBNn quotations WcI" fOUOHs: Flour weak,
= 81 pr9g pat"ns % GS@ = = ,pnSS 20 straight ssa
80 34c. no . caf1, IS 5-sc No . Rye. SSc; No
mS Saa's oa &c. s. 4e Ness Sr PEI S sa noS
~ 32l . La Lara per 100 H. sio % ~ ioos:
CboA'd,, Fl0n -. wmskey distilcls' finished
sgSS peG r so = F. @ cut s Gs % 6I.
70 B. g S 20 Whit 30 Ia &c, Barley, sarry
fScnr TO-DAY e S@or %are se rSocs
croamer' 10" ioe; dairy 15@ Il l-se. Eggs steady;
Cincinnati Juno B. Flour in light demand. Wheat
> mixed: 4@a42 re. Cat. barely icsdT; No. >
"lcady So o. Lard iull. 50 - -. BaIf meats
caster 80 IS" L. Bac Il fair mand, FL 5oS
IMtisr steady. sugar steady Eggs steady, $50
IS lac Cheese in light demand.
s sG g o1n c 20 ypras g l9e ~ northern
;5c. Provisions quiet. ''
n"nsapoS S June . nwneat ref d today
seemed anxious TO let it 20 and prices ave way
ami mo millers were slow buyers: July opened at
Pee a a%r closed ssss' at at 49, yo 1o Sssafs
sold ut 81 s2c: No northern at 50 f-2dsO. The
hr was very o s ad ha 10 Pc
Yesterday. 81 1-2c: July option. 81 . &C, highest.
80 sc IEyss g. os Gar 'rs b;, yes st
lowest Sc l-sc closing SO 3-2c; yes erday. Go 3,sc
%s '.' nsrr S@ s@ @ No S'F'n"F 81 iS'
arss marx; YAK Rye ne%T gas! but sca$S a % TO- RST
ruled steady, No. red June = 3,5@7l 5-se: July,
4e Rye quoted at sc for no o Penns,
lower ;and dun: 80 i. mixed lnne, 475447 l,4c:
july A. 3--d - J-Sc. August. AZ A. lie. Septem
her. As 1od 41c Oats:-Markct weak and 1ec
lover demand saI for both ear I9S and options
steady: PENNSYLVANIA creamery extra. ls1 1oc :
p%is t sxra %Sbns S'5 iS' steady and
lair dnmsmd Prnn5yya ma, first. l0 Un &c:
loz"ngc. 6 1-lGc: standard powdered 3-4c: fine
sranulared. 3sc: standard formulated. 5 3-se;
crown A. , 0-l6c: crystal y. gre: double re-
fined diamond \. 3-sc confeciioners' 4. LAG
red star a Lie Eryslone y r l7c .;or ffsnki -
green star c. 1 7lGc; blue star c. 1 3-sc; No. H.
I; 7-sc net.
st. Louis. June D.-Flcur weak in auvers' favor; no
quoiabe change. Wheat though uneasy was Steadier
today and reactlng. closed stronger. with gain OF
10 5-sc No. rcd cash ard Jun" frm' % l,sc'
- go 1-sc closing. go sc: september. 20 81:
'lc; closing 7lc crn was strons on sanrp d.ma"s
mixed "a h. SO l2037c Jnne. IS Bic July 3. $50
- 3lc: 81 sirg. - 81 BE- SepSmber' 3, 81
l " ' sSc niy y Ia: Angas 5c .eptenSer
; i-2c. Ry" auiet: 80. hid 55c rsgar Bran
changed Drtt"r anlct nnch%nged Egg steady
lee. Lead lower - - 'p"i, ,, isher = 10 p lS
vision, drll With lrc demand. Fork. current make
/ iohr.ag go %. Lari. soe7 IL Try salt meats.
J iacon and hlms. urch1ngh
ca.h and June. ~ I-ir JmIy. - So: August.
- lie: september . 3ie: Corn cgll 10 cI.h
.u, cash. sc nomIal. slovrrsccd dun. steady !;
prime cash. - 20; october. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

o w5aD 70, sas Ssls s
Il 7.Sc; June, Il 3-4a7ac: July, ID i-sa73 lac:
August, "A 1914 Sac; september 76c asked
steamer. No red, SO la 66 .3fc: stock, 7l3,1O2
bush; sales, $1,000 bush: milling wheat by sample,
In BE Corn dull and easy; spot and June. ~ sac
fSc July, - LA a. lie; August, a. La AZ 34c;
stock, i32,44S BUSH sales. $4,000 bush: white corn,
by sampe SOC asked: yellow DO. do, L,c asked.
mixed, do, 500 36 lie; stock, s7.105 bush. Rye
dull: No =, 63c asked: stock 31.0-s bush Hay
active and firm: coed to choice timothy, S16a xl7.
Grain freight, steady: unchanged. Cotton nominal;
middling. 7-Sc. Provisions SLOW, hight demtnd.
Butter quiet; creamery. fancy. zoe fair choice,
Coffee firm Rio cargofs. fair, Is l-4c No. p ITO
II l-cc. Sugar stead, and active granuated. LEO.
copper strong; refined, III J-ic. Whiskey firm,
II 1So 81 10.
Fo'ion, June 3.-iarkets quiet.
Briialo June 3.-Shng wheat dali for spot; C. 1. T.
IN good demand: oIerin.s light. ,al"s. 5000 bush
NO. Northern spot, zoe: 1900 bash do c. l. T.,
10 ;i-ic. 1000 bush DO. GO. 'iosing-N0 hard,
- lie; No. l Northern. 20 id1 l-2c: No. ,
Northern. rs laos lie spot No. Northern
G: !. f.. 90 5-sc. Winter WHEAT duH. weak. lower;
No. > red. !le; No. extra red. Gee; No. L white,
81 i,2c as.ed Corn dull, weak and lower; No.
yellow. dc: No. = rom, ABE: No 3 do. II 3-41
i2c asked III store oats lower, offerings LIBERAL
demand fair. Sale,. No = white. rs 120
- 34c; 3 ears No. , white. 81 -2d37 Bic. car
No. mixed. 3oc. hyc dull 40. freely offered at
%. Fl Il" IN better demand. rn best spring. ~ 25O
= % do winter, e. a00 70 ~. Rye -four. - 2jaa3 3d.
NH feed weak unchanged. Canal fgciei.ts firm, s
'cais hid all next week for wheat boats Ship
mcnts Wheat D., corn, use: rye 1 J-Sc flax
scni. Dc to New-York.
chicago June 3.-rle leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
4 POLICEMAN STABBED ~ THE BACK.

po;iccmon lanes Allen, Of the East Onehundrcd
.pa twenty gixihst station. crcrcd hi" hallway Of
the tenement housc No. 425 East Onchundrcd and
,wolnh.si. abont O'Clock yesterday morning T. III
,.r.e q crowd of disordcrly italians. While In the
d,,I, nas,accway he WAS stabbed in ih" back !y Oh"
q, n The Harlem flo pal ana tho" ~"rt 10 his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
THE COEHTS.


Saratoga, y. J., june 4--Tllc judges OF the ,o"'
OF Appeals met for consultation yesterday "o'h"''
in thor room in the now saratoga Convention III
All were pr, seat excepting Judge Finch, WHO VIII
not sit this term. Tile motion calendar lor 'o
morrow Is Nos. &c. COS, c2G, 611. 6'o, o4o' w.
90 G63 Gs1 6s3, 6sl. ESQ., 6o6, c57. 6so 6So, go
,;Dl 692 COB. cO4. G0j, Coz. The appeal from 'le
order OF Judg" Parker In The Albany Areu, Io'
papy c;st-appcal Of lame, II. Manning at ais
40. IL Oh the day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
mnnEING F0R HONE RULE.

meeting In the interest Of Home Rule for Ireland
',,a la, night IN ST. Brieids Lecture Hail.
wa and Avenue u, under The auspices oi
,,,rrv Grtan branch Of the Irish Federation
~ ' America. Those who spoke were Dr. Emmett, Dr.
Wallace, !, thornton and Thomas Nolan
nssirs Mct"rihy presided Irish songs .,I were given
yuore er Toal iclcn sullivan May hi'hn ana DINERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
THE PETROLEUM MAHhEI.
e rpoN THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.

MINIS TKOM IIE IT.IsU NV ''''E''7
The monthly development report OF IN" pil' Hh's LOT
Nav reflects renewed actiNii, IN the PETROLEUM eo'"!
Tn,r. wes an increase over April - 10 III u" nuh"'
Of we'll. completed and an Increase l" '"' "'''
" - a,,.,..n ~ I 100 barrels. The average yield per
VOL was somewhat le', than IN April Tut th"f" was
sueh, ,ncroa.e In operations. In. new "oa NOW
Imfro a. tro cl,Sc OF 1-: March m new pr'u.vsio
80 n.o considerably Larger tran ihr M"''lN
ID i'' ociI rennts fol T. ms, nanI, VT Nngna
-. .llllI -, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

T., nn.d PETROLEUM Unclaimed at do cents gallon
I'm barrels anG 80 cent In bmK at New-fok ana ,o
rcrts in barrel, and 100 cont In bulk AZ fml,u ia
o.. steady at 30 cents a gallon N'Hllhg'"l
,uIc a. unchanged At cents gallon IN barrels ana
10 cont, In bulk Nahth ru!cD a, 800 crne' e'o,
- or.irn uncnangtd At Altwclp at ia
,ron,s ~ leo kilos AMI NJ Iontpn at sG"si per I'm.
i,l ,,lon I.rcmCn quotation were furthcr reduced
,out. Ia i.S) cent> pr % klo>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
THE STATE or TRADE.

at s. rs Workers. 81 500 ~ So. most sales az 81 %
mediums, generally 81 % pigs, 81 5oGs7 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

.., E,nosition Flyer Of the York
The , ,wss New York every day At p IN. only
t%nntr hours to the Worlds f'r' eee"fe
dations In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

Tho crude ecrncat" speculation last MN W, w'' @nS
iut pr.res quickly advanc from } cent - - ,'n',
eau 20 tn 'cI-hcf in the McD" ait poor tt %
~, rho total output Elitcrt liy. >ta-a,on p'Na ~ u!
;nr MN ork maFkcte in the la'r par OF me "rsA ns
,i,c Wr.l d,,clop1 decided buoian.t. IN NitWuN ,'i
~ uri,c. acIud 6l7 "crtS while u c'nlS WIS., p'
her, " l,hout pro, ot'ns oil iins~ , ~, f., >,,,.,,i
T,,, u. III the Consolidated STOCK ana L tFo'
lcun FN,han-r for the last io'' "'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

For General Marke, Report see Ninth PAGE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24
GANGA

Por de Ia mtad de valorse vende Ia hacienda
"Casuadad en- Ia Jurisdiction de Aguada Posee exec
entes erenos ncados de caas duces espacosos estab
cnentos de mamp0steria p0tente molino NAOMI
de Vapor, evaporadoras alambque accessories
dos grandes ranchos de baazo enos de combusbe casa
ter.enos pueden regarse por los rios Guayabo
"Granden que atraviezan la finca-E ferro-carrl de
circunvalaci6n pasa SO stancia de Ia casa De Il
venda en- menos de minutes llega laestacf6n da
Agnada,.-Para pormenores dirdgtrse SchnabeI c.
A9NadN1a. Ot6rs II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24
Emulsion reosotada
N
DE- Ek-A3B a.1IAIs.
E0eiBuc8uffo0 de Id Unfyersidn0 De ID Hnbun0,

FarmacSutoo de ID Vniversidao de "a Hnbdnn.
icaz para esfeynedades del pschs.
La EMULsION CRE0SoTADA del DR.. Rabeil, es un
magniacc marayoso agente terapeutco de exto SECURE
Ii BfonqMis Issis, LdYiagit Asnas, CaGsT0s I0sss
Devtssacss, UfsadOs Escr6las Aatna, RaQuno en- los
nnoe, Debdad general y suma, las aeccones de
ID garganta los bronquios los pumones Desperta el
apeto vgoriza las naturaezas mas empobrecidas Is
remodfo por excelencia.
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA DE RABELI. nueva,
unica original asociaci6n de ACEITE DE- BACALAOs
CREOGOTA HIPOFOSFIT0S DE CAL SOSA, es una
delicada crema, de suaye olor de grato ssbor
paladable hasta poF los ninos.
Yodos los enfermos Ia sin repugnancia, con
facdad gusto. Est& eaborada esquisito esmeroi
Pruebeee Use admirara rapida acci6n curatiga.
VeAse ampno prospecto que acompana csda frasco
De t0das las Drogueras Bocas de La lsla de
Cuba Dep6sito principal ia Reun6n de jose Saba. Ha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24
D lqWst5u Fszs0 a B0sOa,a,

melco druIenc- O1ece su servicios profesiona-
les Barcelona. car de 4. uIfa, ndm.o 42, piso
10, puerta 2a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24

Todo viRjero que NO conserve su
SornO los billetes sen al portsdor darls
Los one despu6s de haberse proyil
fntea de In salida del tren Immediate al
Beyam6n, 2 de Mayo de 1873
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24
HIEI @

D Ed. Coy YCO Y c.
Be venie est srticulo dos ehayo el kio un peso
46 klos: Fabrica Gale San Jose nmer0 49,
en- La de Tetusn 49, Sebastian As. ell
que lleva adomicilio Sc syen peddos para la Isla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-04
PROVO.
A whisky Seller Who Cots the worst
OF It.-Uneasy Agrieuliurists.
Other Items.

Regular Correspondence.
PRovo, May flames McAuley, Of
Sprlngville, was tried In the District
court yesterday on tle charge OF SELF
ing liquor contrary TO the ordinance Of
that city. TheJury, after a short de.
Liberation, returned verdict Of guilty.
The case came up on appeal from
Justice Boyer's court, where defendant
was ilned 500. M5Aulsy Is an old
offender and has several times
been convicted OF Illegally sell.
Ing liquor. When he first came
t. Springville two or three yeats since,
ho had painted on the door Of the base.
mont where he carried on his business
n skull aud cross bones, beneath which
was tho famous motto "Vcnl, vidI,
vicl." and below the motto WIS n
bleeding heart with knife thrust
through II. He has been nearly bank
ruptcI by the numerous prosecutions
against hin. $ Jribgville has been
singularly successful In enforcing her
prohibition ordinance. Tao record for
Twelve months shows a collection OF
$1,000 In fines or $500 above the cost u
prosecution, anu liquor selling la the
city has been greatly reduced.
Lyman u. Wood, ION OF Lyman $.
Wood, OF 5pringvilIe, has beon com.
miileu 10 the insane asylum by Probate
Judge j. ID. Jones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-04
rn,i.,nt,s sALr.

whereas James Dunn and Martha
A. Dunn, his wlfc,and James +. Dunn,
Of Utah county, Utah, executed, ac-
hhowledged and delivered to James II.
Bacon, trustee, for the use OF Damon,
q. Tunniclii, thoir trust deed, hearing
date the fret day OF March, 1891, ana
recorded In the Recorders Office Of
Utah county, Utah, In volume 5 OF
trust deeds, on pages 246 10 $40 Of the
records OF said Office, to secure the pny.
ment 10 tnli Tunniclln OF the indebt.
rdnese therein described, OF the sum Of
Four Thousand (siOO0.00) dollars aud
interest thereon ut tho rate OF ten (lOl
per cent per annum, said Indebtedness,
being payable five years after the date
thereof, md the interest thereon being
payable semisnnuAlly,o on the fret days
of March aud September Of each year,
which sail Indebtedness WINS evidenced
by n coitiln frst mortgage bond or
note barring even date with snid trust
deed, and ten Interest notes 10 said
BOND attached.
Said trust decd being upon the TO-
lowing described premises situate IN
Provo city, Utah county, Utah, to-wli.
All Of lots one q seven ~ and eight
49,, block three (3), plat A, Provo city
survey, AMI
Whereas, II ia provided In s,id trust
deed, among other things, that In case
default be made In the payment OF
said bond, notes, Indebtedness, or
money sucured by said trust deco, or
the taxes or assessments on snid
premises, or any part thereof, that then
said trustee, or MS successor In trus',
shall, on the request Of the holder or
huldcrs OF said note, sell anu dispose Of
said prcmists, and every pa thereof,
together with all tho rlght,t Il !e, benefit
anu equity OF redemption OF said
Jamee Dunn, Martha A. Dunn, his
vile, and James II. Dunn, their heirs
aud alslgns therein, either In mass or
IN separate parcels as the holder or
holders Of said note may prefer, at
public auction at the front door OF the
court hour.e OF said county, or on sai1
premises, ns may b. specified In the
notice Of such sale, for the highest and
test price tho same will bring In cash,
after nfet giving thirty days previous
notice OF such sale by publication In
any newspaper nj that time published
In slid county, and
Where's, said James Dunn, and wife,
aud Iaur, n nurn hav. r,adn Al. .
sani, a., , "' s,,s't
49,, 4" ,.. w." a.. Ma ~ ~, Iaaa
s,cursa hv' ssId ,,n ~ dsas and a. '''''
vyhs,:. non,n,, ~ r',an',i,, m.
i.,,i o,.n., an,}hnid. -, III ~, has
ny IVA ~ ' ~ ~ nawa ~ 10 10 $500
~ 49,, ~. a , w." pJJ"I ~ $500 nu ,,, w.,
1870 I'll t 49, 80, 's .'a', ~
vii mnv, ,, y. ' sa.t ~ ~ ,a', sveH
J .us. useu w 10 '", 'a.a NY
,,ns, W I,,, III , u'. ~, su
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-04
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.
The Rio Grande Western Makes an I'M.
portant Alteration In Its Pas.
senger Train Service.

An important change bas been
made In the schedule OF the Rio Gfande
Western. On and after May 7 Western
train No. 2 will leave Salt Lake at
sos am. instead Of s am, and will
arrive In Denver at 7;i5 the following
morning. Train No.4 will leave salt
Like at 1890 Pun. instead OF Mt 0:25
pm, aud will arrive at Denver at $3.50
pm. the following evening, u reduc-
lion In time Of three hours by the
Colorado Midland and eight hours by
the Denver X Rio Grande. From
May this latter train viii make night
connections specially for the Worlds
Fair traffic with the Rock Island, Bur.
lington, Missouri Pacific anu the santa
Fe, putting passengers into Chicago on
the second morning after leaving Cen
yer mt 3 O'Clock, thus establishing by
this route u through connection from
San Francisco TO New York. The
Rio Grsnde westbound train will,
nfsor May 7, arrlve In Salt Lake ut
lU2o am, Instead Of li;05, us for
merly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-04

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug.
gist, and a prominent citizen OF this
enterprising town, says; ~ sell some
forty different kinds OF cough medi.
oines, but have never In my expert.
ence sold no much OF any one article
as have OF Bdiidyd's Hovehonnd
Syrup. All who use II say It Ia the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumption, anu nil diseases Of the
Throat and LuDgr, they have ever
tried" 1t IL n specific for Group and
whooping Cough. II will relieved q
Cough In one minute. Contains nc
oplhles. Bold by z. g. NJ. l. Drug
Dent q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-04
County Court.

The County court was In session
nearly all yesterday afternoon, the
work being confined almost exclus.
lively To appropriations, heavy list Of
accounts being passed. They amounted
In the aggregate to sSl00.75.
The application OF l.. II. Joseph
for liquor license was granted aud
bond approved on payment OF $3.50 into
the treasury.
The clerk was ordered 10 remove all
OF the Eureka Gas Saving company
machines from all the county buill.
ings.
The board will meet again next
Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-04

Elders during the year, eleven are
now In good health. Notwithstanding
the seeming lack Of interest, there
have been twelve bnItlsms IN the Is' !
ak months, ami fair prospects for many
more-when warm weather comes hs
the natives do not like col y water ~
winter. A great many are inve.ligat.
Ing the truth. I believe II VIII only
DO n matter Of short time btfJfe lhtIe
will be- brancbes oTginized aud ialf
representation Of our people in lhht
land. Tho prospects never have Deeh
20 favorable as they are today.
Respectfully,
ANDREW kiMnALL.