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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed BIDS Tor the erection complete Of
three fru engine houses Will be received ny
the Board ut Public Works, No, l6l south NAN
Street salt Lnke CITY, up 10 aud Including
O'Clock noon ON fridlY June 23rd, 1873. No
bids vill ho received after that hour,
The plans and spec llcAuuua FOR tho build
iusa have been drawn by Mcssrs. Nonhulm,
liiri and lroIdfOot. architects, and can be
seen and examined 10 their ongcs 100 walker
Mercantile Block corner OF Main and Third
South streets, Ware and Cornell, nd Vim
hrolnw, Onlcus In the Hooper building, on
east FIRST South street, SAID bids must mot
exceed 5000 Tor each building
a coriihud check u the sum Of 20 must
accompany each hld a. a guarantee VI good
faith on the part uf the bidder
The right rs reserved 10 reject any and all
Lids
Hy order Of tho CITY Council, made June
HOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
U, l., HINES, Chairman,
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NuTlcE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN HY TnE
~ uudgriFnCd, ENcrutrlk Of tho estate Of
JOHN ncCE, doceaBvd t0 tho crouliOrs Of, and
an pcuHuu1 having claims aglinsi the fAd do.
ceased O. exhibit th0m with She necessary
youcbcrH, within four months after the nr6t
publication uf thls notice. 90 tho faii eKecu-
inn, 40 No. ltsl5 Eagle Biloxi, ralt Lake CITY,
Utah, tu the County OF salt axe,
SARAH BECK,
ExccuirlA OF John Heck declared
Dated May i5th, 1873.
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NoIloE To oREplToRs.

Estate uf David Walker sr.. deceased
NOTiCE n lEUEUY GIVEN UY THE
y undersigned executors OF tho estate Of
David Walker sr, deceased. 90 the creditors
OF lnd aN persons having claims aga net thu
faid deceased Go exhibit tHrm. with the nyuca.
tary v1urhCfs, within ten months after tho
hrst publication uf this notice a. the HHid
executors 90 Mo law unIco of . q. Barker.
-cnit.Nucrhach block, salt Lake CIV and
county. lthh.
Dated May lfth. isI
MAiiN NNN WALLER.
ALUANuHl ~. WuuLLEN,
uiHuN tf ~ TIlL
Executors OF the UftatU OF David Walker r.,
deceased.
y. D.. BANNER. Attorney Tor rsiatg
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


T--TIIT W TVTTTT T -TT-T -ITI TT-TI7TT-
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN ny THE UN-
~ dDrsiEuod, administrators with the will
annexed Of the estate of Robert Patterson, dc .
hthlt thCm with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months after tho nrat publication OF this
notice. " the said admiuiatrltrN with the Will
annexed. no toe iiw onicc uf D.. D. tartrr, Nos
D. t1 D., scott Auofhhch Block. ~ Main street
salt Lake city and County, Utah
AtNEss b PATTERSON,
AdmiuisirairIN with tho wan Annexed ~ -.
tate u Robert Patterson. deceased.
Dated juno 10, l,li.
Q. B.. HAut,Eu. Attorney Tor estate
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THB THROUGH CAR LINE.
EFFECTIVE JUNE Is. 1893.
1'ent @ffue end B07r' ~ sal Lats 90,
Daily. at fo'iataH

AEniyE
fforA ~ rhfisrn poinia. ........... 100 I'm
Prom Butte Portland th FRAN.
cisco Coz .r NHn,, au. uafyr.. ioi, a
from all Pattern point, rltb CITY
on" 'tN h............,...s..,s... ] 80 am
NON Cache Wallis, aud oEdon......... 5li9 p m
ZION Provo and intermediate
polnu-..,,.s.a ..... .........s.,s zee. % O %
Iron Nilori, Juab, N,ph.. rro,u
-. Furota and intermediate p0iuis,g.1, ~ N
'tou Terminus androoeio.......... 400 y IA
DEPART
I'F s"tas'orn points................ sioas a
Tor lutte. Portland. San Trhnolsco
ono Cache Valley .................. iocs, m
''' ogden. Hl. .iy intermediate
points and all point. olsta......- 90, 80
Tor or1'u aI intermediate points
and San rrau oiroo -............-. ',0lp m
ifor Eureka, JuAb ndMiford. IMAM
Ioriror0 tnd intcrmodih,s points siopm
Tor Tooclo and Terminus ....--....... sii5 IN
'laily, sundays cKceptoL
suudayA
cry TICIsTr oFrICr. oot wAtN sr
A.. T. hUhLEN. Oonl Ag. pAafgr uupL
T. DiCHnsoE. GsnlMgr
L, l.. LONAI. q 4, T. Agoat.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ou,sa
ANlsisss, CuRSlaI TIME rAsA
In Eject "ns sth. 1904


fFAvTs sAfr tAEu
No. g--TOr Provo hrHun Junction nni
hll pUiuU East .......... .....,..., los An
No. t-for Provo, Grand Junction and
Hli poinu kaat.... .... ......-.. Z 80 n.ui
No. t-EoT Provo, lHyHou, Eureka aud
SILVER tlty sssss...,.......ssss.alit ~ pm
No. t--For bingham, Provo. hlnnti,
and thllnA .... b.. .s..4... o. .ss.N .lA Am
10. s-For Ogden aud Wost.,...,.......ll5 % PA
No l-for ogden aud the West .,..... 10 70 n.in
~ tvTs tAEr awe
No. l-Trom Provo, GrAnd junction
andtho East ......... ,,........i0i 10 am.
No. S-From Provo, Grand Junction
and the EaEL............... .... n 700 .. IN.
no. 5-irom Provo, fhyfon, Eureka
and Nllyr q ltN ................ 10 100 An
10, s-fTom bingham, Provo. Manu-,
snd NhlluH ......... .,s.s.......s.. - INpsms
No 7-lrom ogden and tho West ,.... u An
No. f--ftnm ogden AMI DO West .... llV nms
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Daw.us Room -loruUrs o. uvnNgf VIA
1ranC Junction and io kanala CITY aud thicn.
20 VIA Colorado points aud only line running
Pullman slorrrra rHif lAto % san Francisco
10 changes close connections. Safety speed
and comfort.
Hittsu Omgr No. 200 = Mntn str@at
ID, Z. bODSE, A. h. NELBr III. BENNETT
Gen. Manager Gen. tupL ser. RATA
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EXAMINATIONS.

UNllE EXAMINATION or TEACHERS
Tor the District schools Of SAT- Lake
County, Will he held IN the University building
a. Am, June nd, aird and gith. Oaly those
Who apply for nrst grAdo ccrtil ate need 10
present June .lud.
TERRITORIAL HoHMALs
Applicants for admission O. tho University
Of Ulah us Territorial uurmaIs from salt LHso
liiy and county for the next two yeafs, will DO
examined ia .lfi and .lth AtJ am, IN the
University building.
Applicants fpI admission 20 the preparatory
school ~ the University OF Utah viii he ca.
umInol 40 the same time aud place as normal
uppigautu,
u n ALLEN.
y. u, TORONTO,
D., n, COLLINS,
Board OF Examiners
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NOTICE.

To the stockholders of tho salt Lake 4 Ogden
UuH a tlUctri- ilght company
A 7rECiAI MEEtING or TuE STOCK.
lAholdrfs Of inc rlIt Lac x tgdon Gaa and
E.tcirir l.ishi company will be held NJ tho
ONCE OF ne rnmptn't 40 salt LAKE City. on the
slih day o. June, isni, a. 10 O'Clock IN the fore.
noon, Tor the purpose OF authorizing On in.
crease ~ the issue OF nrst mortgage bonds
from Al,VoOhlu 10 500, 90, and TOR thr purpose
q uansnctinF uch other business a. may come
before The meeting.
ly order Of he Heard Of Directors
EuNiN a. mCE, Jr President.
q. II, LuDlSGToS, Jr., secretary.
June Ism. lkuE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE rs i1EWfnf GIVEN ny TIN
~ undersigned. administrator 0f the estate
Of samuel webb. dcrCufod, 90 the crctitors OF
and ali persons having claims agairet the said
deceased, 60 exhibit thom with the necessary
vouchers, within ton months alter the nt1t
publication % this notice, 20 the said admins
fnior. NJ his residence at Blg Cottonwood, salt
axe County, Utah.
Dated Apul 18th, is1l
FRANKLIN WELD,
Administrator 81 the Relate Of Samuel Webb
deceased.
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~ " t.titi' ~ is'NluHNu Nul W llllnM NIUtrr e,
greeting.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO BE
4 and appear before INC. tho undersigned.
~ my unro, IN nith precinct, salt Lake county,
NNu lcrutnry, W answer complaint nled
Arainst you herein hy fnli plaintiff within nye
Nays exclusive NJ the day of sefvcol, II this
summon De- served on You within salt IaHe
WY, within ten dlysif served on you outside
~ said ciiyibut within the county u salt lake,
And within twenty days " served elsewhere
Hala acuoH o. brought 90 recover Il ON YOU
ninety dullhrH and interest al thc rstc OF ono
PEI cent yer month from the iith day III NAV.
w, uuui plli. Claimed 90 bee due plaintiff
rom you on urpmiHaory note drawn by you
favor Of said platinum.
Ani you arc hereby notified that n You fan
10 ~ Hupchr and answer no above Required tho
uIalhuf VII tato judgment against you for
costs ~ suit
To the sheriff Or any constable ot SAID roun.
W, erecting Make legal service and due re.
Gwen under MY hand this g0th DAY NJ May.
A. u. $50. ". W. GEE.
CnAs. D.. rr,Huy, Attorney Tor fiainta.
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SUMMONS.

To the Justices Court, Fifth precinct. befor.
w. w. Gee, Justice Of the Peace.
Territory of Utah.
County ~ Salt Lake -
city Of salt Lake.
The salt Lake Koeley Institute, corporation.
Plainuh
William p. Robinson and VIM. Dietcrle,
Defendants.
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order 10 show cause why order ~ fale OF real
catatg should NOT be- made.

Thomas w. NOt, tho HfmluHirat1r ~ tho
estate uf iAmnt 70. lirrk dDrUHscd, having u|rd
DIE petit Hu h"rulut duiN verified, praying Tor
lu order Ui ralH OF aIl thn real ostlto Uf sftd
dcruiHn- Tor tun rupufCH therein get fuuhf
itts tlUftf0rt uHIUrHu uN the Judge OF faii
court, That 900 persons Interested iu the ct ttr
uf fAlt dCruAarl, appear before tur Hnid FRO
hntU Cont on IuCsIaY Ihe lslh day of July
lA.N. nt Do or oca in lhc forenoon OF said dHy.
90 The court rom Of -lId Probate Court, 90 tue
salt late, tHh Territory, tn show cause why
nn order should not ur granted 90 TIC s1i !
huWluiH traitor tn cell 400 much Of thr real
r.tltu nf The slid deceased 40 private sHlC As
shall lc ncCrfs1rY. hni That a copy ~ lhIs
order be- TuhnHHrd 90 least four furrraHiyU
WVelH in tur bE.tUII tNENtss NIWa. a
nnu county,
Dated june 18th, l7n,
JACOB %. lIAtR.
Probate Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To- thc Probate Court, I'm and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate OF simpson h..
Huuukcr, deceased.

NOTICE o. HEUEUN GIVEN THAT
~ -, Elizabeth Mcivua iluuttpr. David ~.
huutnu AM George y. GardUUr1 tlo executor
" ldst viii and tcstlmcrt and of ne estate Of
simpson ~. ilunakcf. deceased. have rendered
Tor settlement, aud hiHd DO Hlid court % FINAL
account ui their administration 81 said
estate and petition fur final diatri-
button OF The residue Of aald estate
nmuur inc persons entitled thereto, aud
ihli "wednesday. the iltu day OF July. A. u.
lr'l 90 DO O'Clock m.. nt che court room nj
SAID court, BIN Che County uur House, salt
iaho tIty and County. Utah Territory. has
been dolly appointed bY The Judge of said court
Tor Che settlement OF said account ami hearing
SAIL Uu itiuu Tor distribution ht which time
aud place AMY person Interested in HaId estate
mny appear and chow cause, NJ any there be-,
why said account should not be- settled and
approved and dnal distribution made o. prayed
f0f
Dated june l7th. lsB.
u. " MELOY,
tlerk OF the Probate Court
Uy j. B. JACK, DEPUTY
WNurtL e. ADAMS, Attorneys Cor EstatC.
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NOTICE q, HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ irregular meeting OF the hoard OF DIRECT
or Of sam co Huuuy, held GOA t1u NJ day NJ
Ju Ic, l'Hi, assessment 80. &, ten per cent or
81 90 per share, was levied uu Che capital stock
NJ no cprpo alton, payable lmmCdAiuy 90 tho
secretary 40 ihr Oilru NJ tho company, room
N, cullen Hotel, West second touth street, sat
Lake City, ltah Territory
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on saturday. July lst. 1898 will
be delinquent and advertised Tor sale at public
auction, ard, unless payment D. made before,
will be- sold ON Monday. July 3lst, f9l, 40 2
o'c Ock I,ul,, 90 pay thU delinquent assessment
together with tho cot OF advertising ana exc
pOnscH OF HuIu.
ily order OF the board OF directors.
J. W. WulTEuEApJH,
Secretary Aorlh Point Consolidated Irrigation
Company
salt Lake CITY, Utah June 2nd, 1879,
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NOTICE rs HERlBY GIVEN THAT
~ Olaf lhumusHuu, Administrator OF the
estate OF Peter - thomaHsru, deceased, has
rendered for tutuomCni, nnd nIud Ia Fuld
court, hiH huAl account OF hla administration Of
SAID oftatu aud petition Tor nuaI distribution OF
the residue NJ said estate among too uersunH
entitled thCrutu, .nd that saturday, the 2ith
tho court room Oi said court, in the County
Court iluua., taIt Lake CITY aud County, Utah
Territory, h1H hrCn duly pIoutCd by tho
JuuFH Of said court Tor thr settlement OF said
account aud hearing said petluln Tor dIHir.lu'
ton, ut which time ana place any person inter
CFIUu in Haid csiuto may appear and show
rause u any there be, whY said account should
not ur settled ana approved aud nnal dislrllu
ton made lu prayed Tor.
Dated June lsti 1928.
n. v. MELODY,
tlHrk OF the Probate Court
Hy j. q. JACK. Deputy.
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Ia the Probate Court, iu and Tor ealt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
in the matter OF the estate Of Christian Hersch.
lor, deceased.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Anthony hocuon, administrator OF the
estate uf Christian uorsChyr. deceased has rrt,.
dcted Tor settlement, aud llcd iu said couri,h ls
hunl account ~ Die administration OF nHld cstht
hnd petition Tor luM distribution OF the residue
NJ sad estate among the porHnns entitled thoru.
90, aud that 1hursdly, tho End day Of June.
A. u. 1885, ht DO O'Clock am, nc the court room
~ said court, boz the County court House, salt
con duly appointed by tho Judge nf said
court, for the settlement ~ SAID account ana
hearing SAID petition Tor distrbution, a. which
time aud place any person interested in said
estate may appear uuu show cause, lf any there
De, why said account should not Dee settled uuf
approved and dual distribution made AZ prayed
for.
Dated May 3lst, lsls.
a. v. NELOY.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

tn the Probate Court loo and Cor salt Lake
County, TERRITORY ul JlHu
iu the matter OF che Istlto % james a. uccg.
deceased.
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EAT PEOpL .9:.i syq s', &, . g,
- POI. Advise five, rsu.ue s 90. l0lI9l. Ma
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The People o. tho Territory ~ Utah.
greeting
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Office In posorot National Bank
Building. salt Lake city.
Utah. Telephone. TAG.

Dmgcrous rs Richards. rhos G.. Weber.
y. W. clayton. Elias a. Smith, ~. d Cum.
miuFs. james %. Moyiu. ChA, O. iliehafds,
4. W. Carlson. J. U Cutler
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HHbI WAIuh Y, T, Eagan, RpeoInI
agent for the TrRvelers' Inaurance
Company Of Hartford, Conn, for the
Territory Of New Mexico, arrived in
Albuquerque, N. NJ, with his vile,
ana his dishonesty has Just CONS to
light. He has secured ihousAnus OF
dollars from tho Mexican farmers and
stookmen ot the Rio Graude valley, in
lhls and the southern COUNTIES. from
Premium money and mites In pas ment
olpoiiciee, never written and unknown
ut Denver, Colo, the Western head.
quarters OF the company. The money
mus ifau1ulently obtained has helped
MN to ny high. The drowning Of
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COMMON MISTAKES.
An Interesting Talk to the Members
of the Stenographers Club.

An Interesting Talk to the Members
of the StenOgraphers Club.
The rooms Of the Stenographers' Club
were crowded last Saturday evening to
listen to the carefully prepared lecture by
Mr.. Frank w. Moulton on Common Mis-
takes, Made by Common People. In the Use
of Common English" Mr.. Moulton called
special attention to the almost universal
carelessness in the use of the English Ian
guage, both in it's written and spoken form,
and gave numerous illustrations taken from
the ordinary conversations of those around
him and from the daily press. An occa-
sional incorrect use of the mother tongue
might be overlooked in certain classes, but
never in a stenographer. 1t Is his business
to be correct at all times. stenOgrapher
who Is careless and slovenly In the use of
language in conversation will be found in
efficient, and as a rule an unreliable work.
man. No stenographer should attempt to
fill a situation as a shorthand writer with
out a thorough mastery of the rules govern
ing the use of language. A list comprising
the best authors was given, together with
noted for their accuracy in the use of lam
guage. Among the latter was the New
York Sun, Harper's Weekly, Boston Tran
script and The Evening Star.
general discussion followed the reading
of the paper and was participated in by a
large number Of those present.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Albaugh's Grand Opera House.-Mr.
Thomas w. Keene in Richard I'LL"
New National Theater.-The Liliputians
IN "a Trip to Mars"
Academy OF Music.-James T. Powers in
walker, London"
Harris Bijou Theater.-"The Scout"
Kernan's Lyceum Theater-"The Rentz-
eantley Novelty and Burlesque company"
Wesley Chapel, 9Th and F SITS. n.w.-Fisk
Jubilee Singers.
Church of the Tabernacle, 9th st. bet B
st and Va ave- s.w.-Lecture by Rev. H.
N. Wharton ON "Rambles Through Eu-
rope"
Masonic Temple, 9th and SITS. NV
Lecture by Prof. A. S. Boyd on Memory
and Its Improvement
Willard Hall.-Prof. Carpenters lectures
on hypnotism and mesmerism.
Lincoln Relics. SIC 10th st. NV. Open
daily except Sunday, to IL am. and 1 to
pm Monday and Friday. to 10 pm.
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ACTIVE CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
Mass Meeting of the EpwOrth League
at Hnm1ine Church.

Mass Meeting of the EpwOrth League
at Ham1ine Church.
The mass meeting of the Epworth League
at Hamline NJ Z. Church. 9th and r streets.
last evening was highly successful Dele
cations from the several chapters began to
arrive. with their banners, before o'clock.
and half an hour later the spacious church
was alive with members of this young or
ganization, nearly LOO being present
As the enthusiastic Epworth Leaguers
continued to pour In chairs were re-
sorted to, SO as to accommodate ALL A
splendid program had been arranged, and
the services began with the congregation
singing "Al Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name Prayer was offered by Rev. H. r.
Mayor, the presiding elder. Rev. Z. 8.
Todd delivered the address of welcome,
and mentioned that while a great deal was
being said about the church growing more
worldly, yet nothing is heard about the
young people being any less pious or less
devoted to the cause Of Jesus Christ than
their forefathers. His smiling countenance
showed plainly that the league was well
come to that church.
Prof: c. M. Lacey Sites. the president of
the league, responded in a few appropriate
remarks, saying If his words were not
strons enough In response to the welcome
tne large audience would speak for him.
ne expressed the hope that their inspira-
lions and ambitions be for the church, the
church for Washington and Washington for
Jesus Christ.
DR.. George Elliott delivered an able ad-
dress on The Place of the Young People
IN the Church." which met with hearty ap-
plause.
The secretary. Frank T. Israel, called the
ron OF chapters to ascertain the one having
tne largest representation. in order to de-
eide which church should have the next
mass meeting. Waugh Chapter having the
largest number present thirty-one out Of
thirty-four members, the president an
nounced the next meeting would be at
Waugh Church in January.
Song and testimony service was conducted
by James E. Pugh. the first vice president,
which resulted in 4I9 testimonies in twenty
minutes. Several hands were raised for
prayers. and one young man came to the
altar.
The music was led by the recently organ
lied choir of the District League, under
direction Of ]. w. Dyre Of Waugh NJ. f.
Church.
|. The churches represented were as fol-
lows: Hamline. Metropolitan, Dumbarton,
Twelfth Street, Fourth Street, Union, Cor
such. Fletcher, Fifteenth Street, North
Capitol. Waugh, Ryland. Foundry, Grace.
Wesley, McKendree and Douglas NJ. E.
churches.
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Commissioner Ross His Own Successor

Commissioner Ross His own Successor
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
1t is a very natural sequence to the con-
dition of affairs just preceding the expected
appointment of prominent District officials
that there should be more or less gossip
about who are to be the favored ones in
the eyes of the appointing power. The
names of several excellent gentlemen have
been mentioned in public print and by
common rumor In connection with the Dis
trict Commissionership, marshal, recorder
of deeds and register of wills. i have no
PAL ticular iavor.,e IA any al these 'an,l-
dates except so far as the Commissioner is
concerned and in this am governed by what
l feel sure is for the greatest good of our
citizens generally. Convinced that in select
ing a man for this important position Presi-
dent Cleveland Will consult not one nor MALT
a dozen, but ali the vital Interests or THIS
capital city, | Irei connJelc he wal anne
Hon. John w. Ross his own Sue. essor. II
there is any valiu reason why he should
man is more familiar with the intricate
workings of our system OF government, nor
better acquainted with the prominent citi-
zens identified with our leading industries
and business interests than he and no
man can surpass him in that excellent
but too rare faculty on The part Of iEllic
officials of being able to keep himself
within easy reach of all who desire to APP
PTOdCn IlliIl, cilueT d VI SOCidl
capacity. His familiarity with the high
duties pertaining to the Office, his we'll
known intelligence, integrity and affability
and the fact that his administration of the
affairs of the District has given such gen.
eral satisfaction that no person can Justly
say aught against it accounts in large
measure for the more significant fact that
there is no demand. scarcely a desire. from
any quarter for a change. Commissioner
Ross has not been tried and found wanting,
but in every way he has proved to be the
man for the place AS one of our most
distinguished citizens said of him few
days since: He Is beyond question the
best fitted for the place of any person who
can be named and l feel confident the
President so regards him. He should and
! believe Viii bs' his .'Nv'l surres sor. II the
question could be decided by vote OF the
people Of the District he would distance all
other competitors foy the honor"
Dec 10 '93 CITIZEN
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THE COURTS.

Equity Court, Division 2. Justice Hsgner.
Observation-Disclosures agt. Bumber; order
limiting time to take testimony Welty
agt. Welty; testimony ordered taken by Jno.
Cruikshank. Daniels administrator, agt Ball
ct al; pro confesso set aside. Borcheling.
receiver. agt. Price: order admitting Anna
Forrest. etc. Bresnahan agt. Bresnahan;
sale ratified and reference to auditor. Sands
agt. Hefferman; bill dismissed.
Circuit Court. Division 1. Justice Bradley
Yesterday-Estate of VIM. Smith; will
sustained. Gray agt. ID. c.: verdict set
aside, etc. American 8. & r. Co. agt
Houghton Manufacturing Co.: order Of sale
Circuit Court. Division ., Justice Cox
Yesterday-Wilcox agt. d. c.; on trial