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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

Total for all ports last we ,3n,nct steers
! B. Is 4. az isss s"5 4, a: 49, g
& Ss 70 20 d% do. iG 1891 n at p S. 10 do l2So
n at 81 5s do 200 N at 3 90 - 10 do do ifsS n
at q Co. 20 do l2ss at 8! 30 u state 49, s ilro
3 g do 10 50 IS a9 s 4 at s. E? e
at s. 2ode5 So lo4l to go n at - SO % ~ ~
d. asa sapdT r. a, s. 9 aS do. - = 40 =
y a1 s0 ID ~ N g g. 81 g g? IS d. d.
9 dies s$S' at 81 4 i d. 81 s DO i' s 3
i o L a. $50 So n 8 = = az! ~
% s ds Iaa. c" a 5! o1s e
q Ti0o 5s'd DO. is4 n at 60; stays 1850 ~ at
sSa3 a ri Son esln Hn stIer 10. 1899 M
q: dS ss. .'25 a. 81 g 3 Z do % io No at
5s oA IL sts'' 1882 ss at :, $
,s:s SG 4. ss? 81 o. 49, 800
10 s. lnG GSda eV Coz i'' 51 s6t n = =, .aa7
do H So At o. 81 DO sss NJ at g 'c' 50 DO
so7 n At s. dtWSs-Ee.erts. Q head all at siNte.hst
No worth noting SS %o% fS az So 8
'nsr0r + sOGe 1857 adsi at Sye hs,d
;n s, al a,e at 20 Su,ehcis &.! say for
and g6I m sho Se' Poor to prime yea od
a. i oSRseG sS e 100 and Ts At q sq,' at
~ IS at p s. s" calves Gu but steady ~ =,
s sss1s:a IL e d. %is co., at g g 80 49,
zoo do 15C n at 20 so 80 do l36 n AZ ~ o. 40 III
ssyss @S at 81 i iss do ls At 5 a i DO iiS ~
,55 60 III 81 30 at 81 d. 70 q g. g DO
Hume Mullen: % buoImlk . caIef ny NJ at d.
s . - 4; & so a, 9 3 90 20 '"
60 'niilenbark: Is buennilk calves ls9 d. Az D.
~ Do @ai r at 3. 50 ia 10 i2G oG do ., n at
1876 n at - 10 DO IG2 H. a. - '''7 ~ "'
- n % g, 's Il At :: scs g a a. Vi ,s
ysa, 2 s2s Do 49, H. II do lgs n AZ AL e,
Eye Otis fed aye, ~ q 40 10 n. at So 80
j. do 10 r. at sO c o.,s 15s H. at SO G2t. IS do.
az D. do ." 2os n at IS de lsG &C., a, = - DIV
tenk calves 2s NJ a, - j. at 90 So 20 d. 1877 n =.
e. * ' ses-L. do 1871
J. T. P.dcock 10 yea5 ' 20 :" Q DO iG3 r. at g. 80;
scrs.srrs 2l2 n at s. 80; - DO 2o' 'o' az y
2s3 ~ at % 20 70 40 veals 144 ~ at &C 80 do.
,e a., 80 10 % 2o5 n a. s. DAYS IS cars
SHEEP AND LAMEs-Rsoeiptss, iof and is cars
or 17Ola hoad-59 car. Tor MarSet very dull for all
signed dreGt were Don at fully sustained price. p9or "
ond be"p Sold sSdai 30 per l9 9 a. - !5as5 -
euils 81 80; common sss 30 Dressed mutton lower
a. S5gc dressed lambs weak az 9aio yio laub. &C n
Saies-s Judd Co 200 3' ~ DO Ss H. At 81 70
average. - 25 ,r Il Dc aas do 81 r. At = 60 40
20 $40 v an do 50 H. at 81 % 80 ken1e s N at
and lambs =. at 50 ~ "o'' ~
81 lcr az o s5s Onto he.p "a ~ a. - ~ YI2 do
& 40 ~ M A. - 2i5 do 70 3D. Az 20 20 ~ do ~ H.
20 20 T. I; g $50 stac lambs. 90 T. a, - 40
At - - 80 Ohio do ~ ~ Ii 81 ~ lamb. go ~
-, S do 81 ~ - go do % 10 AZ N ~ n do
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Railroads.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Railroads.

New.York Seattle Tacoma, &c. F1rst class Ffo'oVi
cXerYork 10 san Francisco First class 5000 second
Ncw.York to ST. Paul. Via Montreal First class $500
SECOND eiAa'' f. " SKINNER. $50 Broadway. N. Y.
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Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
RAILROADS..
IN Y @. & II. r. R. r. co. LEssEED
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDs FAlh
GOOD TEN DAYS. sI7.OO.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.

Trains leave West 42d-st. Station. Ncw.Yofk as io'
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot rank
800 A. M.-Daiiy local TO Susp. Bridge sna Ss'e ~
Mountains except Sundays west OF toeynsns o 1Is
Sleeping car NewYork to Bloomvile sundays o'y
Can be occupied y. m. o..u, Maintain.
1,3o A. VI. DAILY local Albany for CatsklL MOUNTAINS
and saratoga Paor car 70 Albany SUNDAYS Sh'i och
ester Bui'alo NIAGARA Falls Detroit Chicago except
SATURDAY Toronto. n,-,,,. ana
iI,So l. vi. Daily except Sunday to BoomvIlie ,a ana
Catskl Mountains. New-Paz. Lakes M!honk anu MI"
newaska Paror cars TO Boomyile and Sew PaMto o,,
ains New -PatH. Lakes Mohonk and Minne rev S
xItanv Sarat0ga Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor cars
to HSoniviic saratoga and Caldwell , eooc,,, IN
1d ia,st Il Sa oSHalns Psrler car attached. MAJ.
tains Sew.Patz lakes Mohonk and Mnneweska Al;
c sa 55. SSlh S"saa Is sd Sf'' Albany
''t kSodhc.ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls T'rouo' Detroit
s.,Sr e. a SScept SUNDAY for Nexburs
S,stoc, and Montreal. Paror car TO Kngston
StS - W~Daly for Albany, Vtico, syracuse RGchester
Budso. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit CleVeaha ana
4. Is C-TNaye. BROOKLYN BY Anne Aio;o9 Bl 90
iSss.s g. " I ': 49, sjs
Wagner secpine. ears Tor Albany udea; Syracuse u,
Rochester Buffalo Nasara Fas on pe'r0 oeVe
For tickets etabes, parlor and sleeping car accom-;
modatlons or Information apply offices: Brooklyn, 1888
wohngonst 725 Fnton:s. Annex once fo9t rn tod
, Naj N i.s fcx. Gy II ~ Eat I'll @
~ - General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbtaye. NewYOfk
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Quotations OF BEEVEs.
Good % prine sod one wear ago 81 s5as5 81
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

the average price estimated at "a 20.
BEENES-Heceipts for days 2tl cars, or
4O7l head, including 81 car for export alive las cars
direct slaueherers and 81 for the market TAe
ouenDg active firm for choice, but common TO
modum vas little dun all were sold but ne n9gSet
Der 100 n. OF Illinois stilers at - @5dS1 com
hon 10 prime native steers at 80 900 80 few picked
out at 40, and - 230 ~ 81. pulls AT
So 20as2 80, 81 6oas3 TO- Dressed beef steady
az sl,SS per for native sides Texan, do at j06c
latest cable advices quote refrigerated bel at London
higher ut S2c per N and American steers steady at
oissn lie dressed weight Tomorrow :he Nomadic will
he laden with 200 live cattle j. Shamberg SON 400
40 Tor NJ Goldsmith and > 500 quarter, for y. Morris.
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BALTIMORE d OHIO r. r.

sT L MHfs HSS 2
PULLMAN JAR sLKVIUE on ALL TRAINS
tes tysHic1d0 ii 80 a. m. IS, D. m - :15 gha
Foi Pl lsBuR RIO, 80 D. M, y 70 night.
For CINCINNATI, ST. Lou ~, y a. m p. m... -
For WAsHINGr3No BALTIMORE 1T ; SA p: az 'se
M, p piH n5 sni Sa All ,rsiS aims Run daily
Fof NoKT0LK. Bay ape' so p.o ndT:, sqndj{
1.tl ST. 400 !irand.st so tu5on;'t. Brooklyn;
NewiYork Transfer Co. will call for and check bag
s.se from hotel residence TO destination
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EXPEDITION FLYER uIMITED.
GREAT IO.HOtR TRAIN TO CHICA""'


For through passengers only. H.,
BOO r. M.-DaiIy: due Chicago 10 \. W. heN '
Complete Wagner vcsiibulcd service. ,,ToGA
3:3O T.. N.-ALBANI, IKOl LND oA ints
SPIoIAI.-C Onnrcts Tor Cat~kil Mountain pYnxWiTED
A:3U =. N.-NORrIl SHORE Nl-oIIBCLb Lima
Due al chicago 4 80 i. NJ. next day ~. ch,caro
GOO +. M.-FAST WESTERN ENPktio>-Due. N"'0-eo
9 90 r. VI 10: ST. Louis, A \. NJ ID nhg nn$r,,,,cton
g.,S5 r. IT. ,NORrIE.RN EXPRESS. Due Bl'i'ns'o"'
As: Platteburg p; Montreal 20 a. rtMr;,r FIX.
7.OO r. VI. ADIRONDACK AND MON IitnENtI panl
PEISS-Dafv. For Saranac Lake, LAKE Il'o'u' i
1859 p. Mt Ef&L9 SIhoAR1A FALLS 50 ATp & Goc
Niagara Falls. so \. NJ; clayton . 20 a. VI. L., r.s
300 =. Unlimited FAST MAll-Hlcel,hB ." y"
sencefs Rochester only-due ~, a. u ch,c,eo
g,15 T.. M.-CHICAGO NIGHT EAPiSf-ns- fo d.' C "
and Cap Vincent q 600 Islands Ma,Tf ,yn THE
PITTS IrTD LEMON NORTH ADAMS Nd n ~
BERKSHlRE HILLsrwo through trans ,,se Sas i 40
LEN DIVISIoN-'9 OF y. NJ; duo ln'gn'M due
7. n North Adam' 80 P NJ % 10 10 r. r. W M '''
FAST BEIESHGE ana l5 p
70 tine Of local irai-s tlcicts and sp1c,q 5ei sI3
7s5 o42 Broadway 935 Colun hu-.aN ," ~, 7os
and 139thst safioo Nrw-Noik; 1913 Wa~nnV 40
Fuiton.st and - Broadway T.. u. Brookyn.
Daily evcput Sunfly. Other train run ha.y' az
Tai. lea viue al : ~ 50 $40 go A. VI, J 40
3 90 30 80. 90 p. NJ. do not stop 81 lsstn ,o,,
We~tcott TNprr-- calls FOR and checks baggage Ho'-
hotel, and r. ,idcncc~ through to dc.tinatiGn >,rrs
'N"' General Manage General p. l.nger Agent
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Gin Real Cstalc for Sale.

AVENUE &C." CoENEE. Desirable In
Y.-tmcn;. iirga.n 80 J"f cent an remain
on mortgage. might rNrhaue" :. NIAoN.
90 BROAD Wy.
BINIR, SAVE MONEY boz calling at
my Office fIr Wet de hr-f-c.i>- hou~'-,
600 to 80. 900. aI Il! o.. : NLNH'
9th-iN'.. corner H3d--t-
AVE-. >tpfr and tenement Only
=. 600 cash r-qI'rd balance AN remain a.
/, H., cent NIXON $50 BrIaGWat.
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Gin Real CoInle 60 Get.

UENDoT AE'rrES for W., SIDE houses
and fat- ~riNfN~. 9ta-dNc., corner
g8f--f. ?th-atr.. and l"fth--t.
TO LET For one COP two vear, hons"
fullt Furnished. 80. l6 Eat b1ih--t. dih-
inc room ,Nt.U-IHn. Apply Oh premises p
cqr~fakrr lu laseucnt.
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"nELAWsRE q HUDSON R. r.

1.-THE Short"S, Quickest and Best Line 70 montreal
Leave Grand Central ID pot. 8 2Os III. o'-o p M
Arrive Montreal ........... y s. p. m. casa
Also Pittsburgh sleepns-csr ON u - p. M am iot
nasengers TO SaranaG Lake Placid. Paul smiths Loon
Lake etc. Via Chsuraugay r. H., Tue avorite route W
Adrondsck arrN ne at se1sora0o hour ster oieAA
fast at Plsttsbureh. ,,,,..
.'D. g. H." Ticket once and Bureau OF ,mofmauoh'
u Coruandt-st
clamps for illustrated gulde, maps, etc.,
o,N crthern resorts a.
j. w. BTkntCk. g. =. a"
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pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses aud Corlandt Streets.
.oo " G tg MsI1 sS'' E 81 ts" Sleep
apsclis Ani'es tincrSa,i o s. indianapolis 80
800 g. VI FAiP tISEfs9 af,eg,g car
5Sn NOON sSa Sd S9 4nhs r%"
eo naS e w. az L5 fNHiIN&Tsff ' S>6 q
& as SpSs t 14 p" Gcn lsi 10 80
. a'"',. I%s. SIis.so ,mi%s s..nns
TO az e6 ' Hrr,c Cleveland ii 20 chicago
$50 = p W. H. ssorTphiwrsrnny EXPRESS y'ea d.y.
n R sss St, 5 S'Si4f ana c DS
$50 p " F IG9ii !" lf.S1' nurc.
Sleeping car NrwYork to C.c3so Arri'ee Chisaso
n 'e ond mo1.nSS Tf ~ ~ =, ,acl d,,. ''
800 p. Vi. siIET iXDoTn Willy EorTE daily ak
sleeper 10 Memphis,
BALTIMORE. wA-HINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1000 4. VI. Washington Limited" Week '"'S'
$40 :. VI congressional ll%,ed" e'S Pg aSs,a
ABpTTIGYHL EXPRESS TRAINS y. 30. 30 II
NJ. . 10 80. >. , No.. Il - nirh' s''o'''
$50 80 e. Ai I'm go CO.,, 3 s p Ey y - d st
- 10 Chno-'o9 columbia ia, .,o o.., I'm ana '0''
so ," p ~ e ds ' st b 'S "a S,
Sleeper to Augusta. Memphis ard Ne"-or. '"'' p'"
800 =. M-D,ly f,r cre-ap,sEe Onto Railway
For %i %5" r6iIr 1 c3Tr0Er ,i NoGroLK ia . cpc
Chuic- Eoute. = 10. ""e"d''-' ana WY" ''''''"
nsa NRNae1 ot r. TT ca, 80 ana p5v coach Coach e
For CAPI NAY, I .cl T.. IL w""I i'v- . ,, p,i,,
rlra.ant 30 30 10. 10 q H = 10 i 20 :, Up
d,y oml' > 70. 3 10. so 20 . 70 D. d. "''e
S,vs Sunfavs u % - .. NJ. ? - o. m. fp' h"'
- ~ .shurv Park and OCEAN ',f""" on SuniaN-l
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 70. 20 q 30. (? 80 IT, u" a.
noon Pclua L'mtd' - 20 ! 10 g. . 80 q ~
,S.. 80 =, 90 % p &c. 10 a. a. u Sp a ncn m
rl, l,cs o,i,.. &c.. a. =" 90 = aad 81
Broadnay. A-'or ion-, i3i l'-t l-hh Ntl' ,
,,s nd foot ~ f. ,.hfos..- aud 'Dftla a. Street
can't Street $40 Fut,r street ~ b. AWAY ad
n,o,livn Annex station FOOT ~ Fulton S-''f. bF"uh
isn: % Hud- Sust II"tokrn; station Jr-,' d,a
'fha York TIa~ frI Company VIII call inf, ath
check b,egago nom nOel7 and residence through to d"'
h,t",f ppEv0Sr y. T.. WOOD.
" 80 General Maiager General pa,sr Agent.
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flats 30 fet, tlntnrnlsheh
Dressmnhlllu.

A. DRI.>>NlANi.ii. I--lnt cutter
and litter; ~ lay or a, home perfect III
LuarIAtrc1 velvet. silk or cl,tn suit, made
m short time Tor riut ii1cN wJi-t-, codt'
cad blll gowns ID speciality. u tl-t lOth-
~. near iwldrat.
DKESSMAKING TEACHER wishes a
few pupils Ut her residence: bring own
materials also hat, trimmed IN latest ~ L.
for - cents. MI- ROONEN. 80 El,t
Sfn--t.
DEIS>MAkfK warts NV mofc Gus
TONERS ~ hons. suit, ilOH ~ up. H.
FJA JI3 Wet oOtr--t, near HN'r-iar
Drive.
DRESS MAKING. - prff.ct.htting, ,tyl'
ish dr,--e- Ha from - up. Al lady
HOUSE. - day. Nj. WIrkON. % Wet
llth-~t.
FltST.CLASS DRi.SSNiNKlK wants
Few mpr" customers a. home. or by the day
half price. 3SS Gth-aV".. ucir 23d- st.
THOROUGH DRES>MAkFH desires
cn.arrmcnts ~ d., ~ week in 81 OUT OF
city highest refer nr"s. Address MIS- i.''
Tribune IDtoWn one. .ai2 broadway.
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n EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

~ ROAD.
Summer Schedule IN effect June 2jth. 1893.
FOR RED BANK. LONG Bl:AN,iL ELBEEoN y;
OCTAN GROVE. ASBfRY PARK. SPRING LAKE AND
POINT PLEASANT. 80 .
Foot OF I.b'ry-st 30 - 30 10
Red Bankl, - 10 30 ~ 80 M y 20 SGT
Sundays i5 II $50 a NJ 100 .. N. Train, leave sta.
Foot Of Coitandt and Dc-bros-cs IS. at 30 tx
$40 1000 m IL 10 q 90 Saturdays onlyl $50.
$40 p34 except Red Bahkl. 20. 10. 100 y. m
Sundays ., . AS a. No.. 10 y. ~.
denotes Express Train-
sunday Trains not stop at Ocean and Asoury
RUFUS BIODGFTT,
supt. New.Yerk and Lohg Branch Railroad Co.
X. WOOD. .
Pass. Penna. X IT,. o.
II. p. BALDWIN. dan - Agt Central X. T. OF N. J.
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for Sair.

for Salr.
Aft RNITURE. pianos PAINTINGS. mr.
rOf, warlruie dc>ks. '1rl ct'. -, ="
great >aclinc. TOR cash thl, week
Walters Auction Rooms. Herald square
Broadway corner 3jth--t.
ATTENTION sewing naohine- Of Al
kind, new. f25 GOOD -c,oni-ha a. S'V
ca-h 81 credit. ~, hanged. rrnri. Az
RAUSCH'S. 9i5l Jd-aNe.. llsth'-t.
Al REDUCED PKlCEs.-5OO second.
hand wood and IRON working nachlhes
fully guarantecd machinery bought ana eN'
chang d. GEORGE II. EDDY. sSs MAUI
-On-~r.
BICYCLE-Hleh gr d.. p eumatii,c6 ia ~
new, VIII tlkr 80 a'n. IiANbhV' ~
lJ1 West I'D t. bet 9Th aud stn aN'~
SrONE.-A new cabinet gasoline stow
latest improvements; used only l.on ,,,
perfect order; cheap for cash. loo INV
norne-aNe., YODkers.
SEND l0c. for sample pair Of la'.an CIV
su-pendeis. &c. for sleeve supporters -.
for patent buttons. TURNER, 2le Iss'
77th-st.. N. Y,
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Board nlnnico.

YOTNt, educated gentleman wants home
with family ur illy with opIoi.uulty for
intro!u, lion Va GOOD o.irty. ~FO X HOLM.
irff
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domestic GitnatloNs Uanteo
Feualee.

A.-MRS. JACoUIN. 602 6th-aye. (up-
stairs, near 3jth-,t., servant employment
bureau; supplies families with select sep
wants: all natOnaltir> and capacities,
French German. Swedish help a specially.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
(Authrnce Coal used exclusively. in-uring Cleanliness
aud (onfort.)
Eour Tr,ck. Protected by Automatic Block Sig nal
.y.,cu Trnin. IcnNe station foot of Liberty ~.
Time Tnbrr in effect June D. 1893.

For Ee1dps az 90 V' i' 4; Il a ~ lSUi
SATURDAY. night Sunday II 80 a. NJ 90 3 80. . 90
FIR harrisburg a. 90 90: $50 4. NJ. 90 80.
. ~, ~ : IS T.. NJ, T. Is night, except Saturday
night sundays II 80 4. NJ. 90, 3 90. . 80 l.. NJ.
l. r hpioftt.ylle at :oo 90 s45 A. NJ Cc. 80
90 30 T. NJ. u - night eNccpt saturday night
sundays. II 80 A. NJ 100 3 80 o'o l. NJ LID
night. .., y,,ut,.,...o., n. IN
g % q * 4, ~. / 90. 30 7 30 T. NJ, IL Is night
except saturday night. sundays. 10 A NJ 8 90 +. NJ
i For FI-ton bethlehem, Allentpwn. Manch Chunk Sc.
% IL .ij 4 NJ ! 90 30. 3 A.. 80 Allen
town T. n. sunday. 30 - \. VI. 90 30 z. NJ
10, Wlk,slarrc Pitts'nn and scranton y 45 A. NJ.
M NJ SmndaYs 80 a. u
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FOR LONG BKA\tH. VI tNN t'hofE ETt.
FROM PIER 3. n. H. FOOT EECTOH-ST.
For Atlantic highlands, HIkhIand l.. sch. Nofuahuo'
se,brlgi: Monmouth Beach and Long Branch. At 80.
a 90 A 90 4 NJ .uO -. i 80. d 80 4. NJ. sun.
days 80 \. NJ. 90 T.. VI. 1880
For Ilberon ocean or We. Asbury PARK and Point
PHEASANT II 90 \ NJ ! 90. IS 80. 3 80 u. VI.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat. 30 A. M.
.O(. 3 A5 T. NJ
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRA>tD w EtN 'ho' T.. EIt.
For Red Bank, Long Branch and poAi, suth to Point
pi,,.,,r 30 ; 30 Red Bank - 10 30. II 80
A. ~ q 20 Saturdays only 80, -. 8 81. 90
a "a "a Gl5 =. NJ Sunday, except Ocean grove
"a ~ .in,y PARK . IL u 20 \. NJ. 90 T..
any ror sacwood Toms River. Barnega' PARK AMI Barne
mn, 4 No : - \. NJ. I -. 30 Il. VI.
FOR rcach Haven Atlantic CITY, Vneanf and Bridge
FOR Monmouth beach seahrgh, md Highland BsacA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

Mrs. and Mr.. John M. Young enter
tainen number of their friends on
Thursday evening at high FIVE Among
the guests were. Mrs. Spencer, Miss Cora
and Miss Bessie Spencer, Miss Annie
Kemp, Miss Lottie and Miss Hannah
Davis, Mrs. Henry Spencer, Miss Naylor,
Mrs. G. B. Felt; Mr.. Henry Spencer, Mr..
G. B. Felt, Mr.. Naylor, Mr.. w. D.
Bowring, Mr.. Oscar Forslund. Delicious
refreshments were served at the close of
the game, and all present had a very
merry time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

The midwinter gaities continue, and
though there has been no large balls the
past week, there has been a lively time to
record. Both married and single have
been considered, and entertainments to
suit all tastes have been given, including
three dances, luncheons, dinners, socials,
cards, with one of the largest high fves
of the season. It is strange, yet true,
that whenever winter is unusually dull
In the business line, society puts on her
gayest mood, dancing and laughing, it
would seem, to keep up the spirits of the
detected.
The press ball is to be the one large
event before tbs close OF the dancing sea-
son, and it promises to be an exceedingly
interesting affair. No doubt it will be
well attended. Many have never seen
fancy dress bail and are looking forward
with great pleasure TO this one.
The Princess de Sagan of Paris is cred
tied with organizing the most artistic ana
original fancy costume balls ever given in
that city. At the last all guests were re-
quested to come representing every spe-
cies Of bird, and it proved brilliant and
memorable success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

Boggs, James Lowe, R. B. Turner. Elmer
Jones, Silva Southworth, Wightman,
DalIin, McNicker, G. e. Allen, Fox; Miss
Fox; Mesdames Gillmer, Campbell,
Bishop, Brubeck, I. G. Bailey, Bascom,
Nibs, Nelden, Lynn, Brink, McGurrin,
Bache, Arthur Parsons, Brinker Lyons,
Wantland, Stevens, and Miss Cook.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

The marriage of Miss Daisy Brown,
daughter of the late DR.. Brown of Fair
view, Mo-. to Mr.. Fred. w. Scarf of
Salt Lake city, was quietly celebrated on
Wednesday at p. M, at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. Bronson, of Maryland
avenue, St. Louis. Salt Lake society may
be congratulated upon the acquisition of
another of Missouri's lovely daughters.
The happy couple have arrived and are at
the Knutsfcrd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

The Guitar and Banjo club met with
Miss Woodward Friday evening. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Downey, the
Mistes Hardness, Woodward, Anderson
and Davis, the Messrs. Park, Holden and
Robertson. The club is improving and
now renders most admirably some lovely
selections.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

Messrs. j. M. Ricketts, and ]. s.
Cameron very handsomely entertained
Judge and Mrs. Colburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Critchlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell
Benson at the Alta club on Thursday last.
After dinner the party went to the theatre
to witness ga Trip to Chinatown -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

Mrs. Royle and Miss Martha Royle,
who left with Judge Royle for Denver
some two weeks since, are being most de-
lightfuny feted there. Mr.. Edwin Milton
Royle, and his bride, are also in Denver,
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Joseph A.
Thatcher, so there is happy family re-
union. One of the beautiful receptions
given Mr.. Royle, his bride, and his
mother and sister was ''Princeton'
affair; the colors black and orange being
used, they made an unusually brilliant
picture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

The vocal selections and organ recital
given by the ladies of the Congregational
church was an exceedingly enjoyable af-
fair, and was splendidly attended. It
was indeed a rich treat. The reception,
which followed. gave all present an OPP
portunity to meet Professor Slocum, who
had so favorably impressed them. 1t will
long remain pleasant recollection. The
ladies saw to it that all partook of the
tempting refreshments prepared for the
occasion,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

One of the most recherche dinners was
given at Fort Douglas on Friday evening
by DR.. and Mrs. Kendall. The guests of
honor were Colonel and Mrs. Penrose.
Covers were laid for twelve. The other
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Dag
gett, Major and Mrs. Freeman, Captain
Woodbury., DR.. and Mrs. Hickman and
Miss Freeman. The loveliest of roses
and carnations of different hue were given
the ladies and gentlemen. Between each
plate was laid rose or custer of carna-
tions, and by their color, the couple
wearing the corresponding flower OF like
tint, found their seats. 1t was an exceed
ingly pretty arrangement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

TheMonday night dancing class had its
first meeting at Cliffs hall. Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Niles, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Silva. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson, Mr..
and Mrs. Gannett, Mrs. r. B. Turner,
Miss Blair, Mesdames Southworth, Lowe
and Archer and Messrs. Wallace, Knox,
Van Vechten and Cameron were present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

A very pleasant high five was given
Thursday evening by MIR. and Mrs. B. G.
Raybould. Those who played the game
were Mr.. and Mrs. John FL. Hughes, the
Misses Rose and Kate Raybould and Miss
Mary Webb Davis, Messrs. R. E. Wilkin-
son, Peyton and Gunter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

A surprise party was given Miss Ida
Chandler on Friday evening which was in
every way delightful affair. The guests
were Misses George McKimmons, Mary
and Florence Roundy, Ethel Lynn,
Grace Stanchfeld and Maud Murray.
Messrs. Katz, Romney, Robert Stephe
son. VIII Gray, Taylor, Lockwood and
DiehT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

London is resorting to something
wonderfully odd to entertain guests.
Telegram is the name of the new
game. Two distinguished persons names
are given the players, and with these
names a given number of letters, say
eight or more. Then kilograms are
written from one to the other of these
distinguished persons, the words to be-
gin with each letter in turn, and in like
order. The kilograms are then handed a
guest, who reads them. This reading
elicits much fun and the ice is at once
broken, insuring an easy and agreeable
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

The latest thing in flower decoration for
the table is to mass them in the center
during the progress of the repast, and at
its close to pass the waiter, letting each
guest help herself. The flowers are long
stemmed and twisted together with small
wire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

Lewis, j. W. Campbell, Hooper and Dr..
Beattie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

Last Tuesday, the oath, Mrs. Keyting
gave q. very delightful juvenile birthday
were twenty-five little ones present, from
? to 10 years. Prizes were given to the
one who could pin the donkey's tail the
nearest TO its place. Margaret Trent won
the first prize of little gold ring. There
were plenty OF delicious refreshments
served and the little ones went home feel
ing they had had very happy time.
Party from to D. IN.
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Mr.. T. R. Jones gives up Mrs. Kim
ball's house shortly and Mrs. and Miss
Kimball return soon to take possession.
Their many friends will gladly welcome
them to society's circles once more.