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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-03
BOTH PARTIES PRESENT.

Chaplin and Keller were both present.
Chaplin is n time Keeper OF 1rsmen on
the d., L.. & w. r. K. at Hoboken. and
Keller is u brakeman GU the road. There
was a full attendance of members, all of
whom had considered the gravity
of the trouble. The fact that Keller
had been at loggerheads with Cnapin by
reason Of mis- having been dis mtssed FROM
Chapia's employ, while once GA his paper
added more Interest to the proceedings.
COMMITTEE WILL INVESTIGATE.
The iuqutsition into the caarge began
at 8 O'Clock and the mseting WAS not ad-
journed until half past one O'Clock. The
members being sworn not TO divulge the
proceedings. nothing definite can be
ascartaiued. 1t 10 known. however,
that q committee was appointed TO
take further action on, ana make COM
plete 1--we tigation into the charges
against Keller. and to meet tomorrow
night to discuss the matter. This step
was taken In compliance with the
request OF Keller, VINO desired to
nave the natter settled Immediately.
Keller being out OH a train run, a re-
porter of The JERSEY CITY NEWS could
not interview him on the subject this
morning. Keller has reSained Counsellor
G. DE r. Leonard TO bring suit against
Chaplin for money that Keller alleges Is
due him.
In the trial by the Brotherhood Com
nittee. this will be one point Ut keller's
defense. He will aver hal he did not
emoezzle the money, Chaplin having wed
aim money exceeding the sum which
CHAPLIN claims was retained by Keller.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-03
STATISTICS OF TOBACCO MANUFACTURE.
ING.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 8. 1693.-Tna Western
Tobacco journal Of this city publishes
today some interesting statistics Of the
tobacco manufacturing output Of the
United States for the month of August.
1t SHOWS the singular fact that while
tobacco. cigars n snuff all show a re-
markaple decrease, the manufacture Of
cigarettes has largely increased. They
compared with 1899 are as follows
1892. 1892.
Tobacco, pounds. ........ 1855, s<s "a, nD9, S91
Cigars, number. .......... 3s7, $50. 1os 433, 94s ,4o3
Cigarettes, number ....... S67, 1850 go, S3s. $50
Snuff. pounds. G7l $50 $50, 2S8
Comparisons for eight months show
the remarkable falling off of over twenty
million pounds, something hardly &C.
curing In any previous like period of the
last decade unless due to anticipation of
changes in taxes. But cigarettes con-
tfnue to Increase and the years. output
will approach 1850, 000. 900.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-03

Tia gymnasium Of the Catholic Club MAS
p1eued last night. Lac bowling alleys were
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-03

HUDSON Circuit Court.
Calendar. Wednesday, October 4, A.. d. 1898.
Supreme and Circuit Court cases. Nos. rs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
wRANGLISG OVER PETER wEsrERvEL7,s WILL

a conspiracy case involving some $4,000 has
been taken into court al Hnckensacl ~ J. Some
years ago Peter Westervelt located at Tcaneck n
lew miles from IlackenSack, lie had two daughters
one Of them married man named Van Idcrstcin and
the other one named lIalstead. When Westcrvet
died be committed his brother Who was wcak-min
10 the care of his daughter. Mrs Halstead. The cost
OF his board and maintenance was to be charged
against portion OF the estate known as the mill
property. The will divided the entire
estate equally among bis relatives Mrs
1alstead presented bill against the
estate for 1000 for the OF the uncle. Yes
Van Idcrstcin produced viii naming herself sole
legstce. The will opposed and never fled. Yes
tcrday Mrs Van Idersein's counsel appeared before
Judge Van Valen and produced the witnesses 10 this
will.
1t Is alleged by the Ialseads that when the will
signed Westervolt paIayzcd and incapable
Of signing any document. and that his signature wins
obtained without his consent his knowing what
the paper The case will come up before Judge
Van Nalen in the next sitting of the General Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
WASHING THE IMMIGRANTS.
THE KARAMAN1A'S PASSENGERS LANDED ON
HOFFMAN ISLAND.

NO SIGNS OF CHOLERA ON THE BIG SHIP. AMI
Tho passengers of the Karamania have been
transferred TO Hoffman Island, and all day ycstcr-
day no evidence was shown that the Anchor Line
vessel which recently arrived from Naples was a
nlacue ship The first load of Immigrants was
transferred in covered barge towed by the
Health Officers tug Governor Flower
Yesterday morning the Karamania was
taken down TO the Lower Bay to facilitate the
work of unloading the rest of the immigrants.
Surgeon General Wyman arrived at Quarantine
at noon yesterday, and had a consultation with
Dr. jenkins The National authorities will CO.
operate with the States Health Officer in protect
ing New-lork from invasions of the Asiatic
scourgc. DR.. Jenkins found it lard to procure a
barge for transferring the immigrants at any
reasonable rate. He succeeded, however in char
tering one in fobollen late Friday night 1t was
large enough TO carry $50 people crowded closely
together 1t had no windows and it was not a
Cleopatra's galley in appearance, but the imm-
grants embarked on it gladly, as it was the means
of bringing them to the firm land
At the island the immigrants were washed in
freeh water, and their clothing was again dis
infected. The work kept the attendants busy
be detained for five days, the full period Of
incubation for cholera. They seemed to accept
the situation cheerfully. and made no remon.
STRANGE. The Acting Superintendent of Police,
Inspector Williams sent down six policemen to
Quarantine yesterday to preserve order but their
sprvices were not needed. A number of the
friends of the Karamanas passengers came TO
the Quarantine station and asked permission
10 60 on board. Dr. Jenkins explained to them
that he could not permit them TO board the
steamer. and they went home. Ar q. IN. one
of DR.; Jenkinss deputies was on board inspect
ing the immigrants. and before 10 a. M Il
Sorougd inspection had b.sn completed. l.
was found that there were then no cases of
illness on board. One Of the stollcrs was srf-
fering from slight diarrhoeal attack produced
by drinking excessively OF iccwater while at work.
The immigrants will be transferred TO Swnburne
Island as soon as the bathing process has been
finished. The hospital ship S. d. Carlton is now
emergency. DR.. Jenkins said Yesterday as he
said the day before, that there was no cause
for alarm and that he had every facility with
which to cope with disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
LITTLE DANGER FROM NAPLES.
RIGID PRECAUTI ms ENFORCED BY THE MARINE
HOSPITAL SERVICE.

RIGID PRECAUTI, ms ENFORCED BY THE MARINE
HOSPITAL SERVICE.
Washington, Aug 5.-Surgeon-General vyman. OF
the Marine Hospital Service. left Washington
o late train last night for New-York Before
starting he said that while he had doubt that
the New-York health authorities were doing all
that was necessary at present TO insure the port
against a visitation of cholera, he wished to
certain just what facilities at their disposition
and TO lend such aid he could to the local
authorities. The only practicable of exter-
minating cholera germs in clothing and baggage is
by exposing them TO a steam bath in a closely
fined space. This is difficult OF application even
under the most favorable circumstances, IL is
necessary to unpack and hang up each article in
a steam-tight chamber and 10 facilitate the dis
position of such large quantity of baggage Is
received on one of the crowded immigrant steamers
the Government has constructed large barge
which is now at the Delaware Breakwater nuar-
antine station. The Surgeon General has offered
to place this barge at the disposal Of the New
York health authorities. but so far the offer has
not been accepted The State has built a steamlng
plant. but 1t is doubtful if it is ready to II
the proposition to the boat is accepted, she
will be ordered Immediately TO proceed to New
York, and should arrive there in a day or two
close watch will be kept upon the movements
Of the Anchor Line steamer Masslia, from Naples,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

now on the way to New-York. and about due
there. The assistant surgeon of the Marine Hos.
pitai service at Naples did everything in his power
10 make sure that the vessel was free from IN
fection when she sailed but. in view OF the srs
picous cases that occurred on the Karamania there
Is some reason to fear that there NAV have been
an outbreak on the other steamer. II 70 said at
the Marine Hospital Bureau here that there IS
no cause TO fear further arrivals Of Immigrants
from Naples because the rigidty OF the law will
proDapiy make 1t impossible for steamers 10
clear Tor the United States To secure clearance
papers all the immigrants must be kent AT Ma
pies IN properly constructed and isolated barracks
ior hVe days before sailing. Their baggage must
be thoroughly steamed and disinfected. under the
personal supervision Of the representative of the
United states Marine Hospital Service There is
no disinfecting plant at Naples and the only ap-
proaSh 10 one is an inadequate plant at Genoa
Mw,nch is not yet ready to be put into oDerat ion
dcleioIe IL IS practically impossible for steamers
carrying immigrants clear
ne new Government quarantine station at Reelv
islau, ABOUT forty miles below Philadelphia on the
DeIaWdIe ltlVer. has just been completed and
aaOeePteu AFTER a thorough test. Ii is capable of
iiia,.iIhs tne largest passenger steamer anoat
ildNihS wharf 200 feet long, beside which vessels
may lie while their holds are being filled with
steam ana II also has ARRANGEMENTS on shore
ior the accommodation of passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
INDIAN ALLoTNENTS ALMOST COMPLETED.

Guthrie. o. T.. Aug. 5.-The surveyors who at
work on the Indian alloments the Cherokee strip
will complete their work August 10. which will allow
August ii or 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Er,nciseo AUG
Rooms iUanieo.

-IGESTLFMAN AND MOTHER want two
or three connecting rConr. furhish'-i OF nh.
ar l.hcd with hath first or sccond moor
with private family IN w.ll.kcnt home he-
tween 57th and l06th.sts. west; with or
without Load. references required state
terms and nill particulars. ii. Il. H.,
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
Nu1sANCES ON TIE HUDSON RIVER FRONT,

leai'h Commissioner Edison and Dock Commits
soncr Cram yesterday inspected the New Jersey
steamboat Companys pier at Canal-st and the
pier at forty-secondst. and the Hudson River
where me water has been made filthy that it
throws on an offensive smell at all hours The
uischarges from big sewers too close TO the shore
nave caused most Of the trouble IL is said The
TWO commits ,ioners made the inspections at the
request OF Mayor GilrOy and they agreed that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
90 Get for Business purpose

49, 800 ~.- p
MACHINE SHOP 3Jx40 70 Let, fully
equipped with modern tools. 20 Last
46d-,t
13AND Is LISPENARD-ST.-Sto aud
basement. 25NlOO; lofts 5ONltD each; cic-
Nator; cheap rent. PLASS, 234 B'way.
90 PARK PLACE. facing elevated sta
tiOn.-Elegant stOre. basement and cellar
suitable any business. PLASS. 23i BWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
Real estate Wantso.

A FLAT or tenement wanted In exchange
for 3d-ayc. lots. PULLING AIM
STRONG. 237 Briadway.
AN LOOKING for bargain In country
home. near railroad station, north Of iiar'
lem River. or Wc-ichcstcr County. medium
or small farm. Give full description TO
CASH p. o. Box all. y. !.
SOUND sUORE.-A strictly FIRST -clas
sbore country SCAT vented Ia NestchesNr
County; cash buyer. Address CUTLER,
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise OF sun sets 10 lises Moons age 81
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 2 IL Gov. Isaad % Hell Cato 90
PM.Sandy Hook al Gov. Island 1901 Hell Gate OJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
ritn Real estate for Sale.

FOR sALE.-Four sd'aye. eoo"s mI G9r.
heI mco OWNER 4lf Fast l3th-st'
FOR sALE.--The lease ana iur drtcr on u,
t.e eve aOth and slst .sts pron.iIen ioe ~,
,Iom for hotel Apply 10 5. MADoI'o' %
Mufray-St-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
miscellaneous.

COOKING WANTED.-All kinds OF pain
and fancy dishes, how 10 utilize col meat
aud Iefi.o,cr-; pickling am preserving
taught a. ladies' own homes OF by correspond
rnrr Address tOpNING IoILtuft, 80
Livingston st., Brooklyn.
PHYSICIAN going 10 Chicago sat mtcr
Ist Via Ru1ao aud the Great Lakes, wishes
nue or TWO bows 10 complete party. For
details address CHICAGO, l,2i2 broadway.
WANTED.-A Pood min, cow about
six years old gentle. easy mixer; must
g.Vc olout fifteen quarts Zach da' liberal
price given. Addr"--. with full particulars,
SIDNEY, Box 29lj. NeW-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

ADVEkrisrMENTs AND SUBsCRIP.
TIOSS FOR 1HE SEW-YORR TKIB.
tNT Will n REC fIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE. No -: Broadway. I'd
door north Of 1hlry-nr'ts. and ADvER-
at tie following Branch OF.
All ave. 1877 Fourth.ave.. corner Four.
tcenth.st 76O Third ave. corner Forty.
sevtnth-,t. 100 Thiidaye.. near sixty
arst... i,70s Frstave. 40 Wet Forty.
sccond.st. IT'S Columbus-ave. 159 Fast
I-th..t. corner Thirdsye. $50 Fast I25th.
st., near Ihiro.ave. 62 Avenue \; .32n
yhirdAyc, 20 West Fourteenth-st. 2S7
West 42t..t. 40 Church-s,; ~ Third
between lI2uI and 18th st..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Explorer 0}r). jones from New York July -.
arrived at Liverpool August g. .,
Steam NsltellO (Irl. Eci, from NcW.l0rk July -,
arrived az Hull August >.
r~cy CITY (Br Sendcl, sailed from swansea
for NcW-YCrk August j.
steamer Wcelnw Ken M. Naming from New-York
July 2l arrived a. Iclla-t August (.
steamer Mary Thomas tBIl; Matthias fnom New-ior
July 10 for Hamburg. pasSd The Lizard August T.
Steamer MoraNil GER Winchcr, N-w-lOrk for Ham
burg. paced the i..z3rd August D.. -.
July 20 for lIavr,. pas thc Lizard August !.
steamer Dubbcldam Dutch. Potter from Rotterdam Tor
New York. passed Deal August >. . ~ -. -.
steamer - Roman, IN fitzgerald. nom New. iorK
July p for Liverpool. passed Brow Had Augu.t D.
steamer Gothii tGcil. Recsng. nom Hamburg Tor
New. York passed Diunct Head August D.
steamer Bahu STANDARD lirl. Bovine. nom New OK
July for Dover pass@d the l-le OF Wight August D.
steamer Wae>and tRegl. Renee Ncw-Y0lk for Ant
werp. passed tho Lizard August D
St.aintr Westcr lard tBee), W"yer rom Antwerp
for Ncw-York passed Flushing August ..
Steamer California (rl Mitchell. sailed from trieste
August ! for Now-Nok,
Steamer Hcslrria tBf. GarIicB, sailed nom Nape7
for Nrw.York August 2.
S,e,iner Claoi gan-hlre DO Jackson from Japan and
China for New YORK, arrived at Perrin August ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
INCOMING STEAMERS.
Real estate TO &Trhanae.

81 --s 100 -
TWO LARGE TENEMENTS. netting
over l. per cent to exchange for private
house. New-York OF Brooklyn. MARTIN,
owner, Al Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
citp Real gsIale 90 let.

HOUSES AND FLATS. west AZ a. "a
- <TEVENS. 9th-ave., cor. '3l's'' :
5th.ave. and 1o4th.st. ----------,-
-,a.ruST 2Io wEST.-Co.y French.
100, aiiInc large yard near clevateu
foo' ~ N improvements; rent $50. APP
w w ,MsRTiN. 3ih Canel-st. store. -
-.,1-5T.. 1870 w|sr.Only isrgc a sn'
..ndsame houso To let % this sttc.t' s w.,
,ng.room extef sion possession h'" ''"'
commences october !. -------------
sos RENT.-small house eisS rc,, sGo'" in
every modern imrrsve,nseiassss '' nssigSborhood
good , 2rarI 1WRaIlrnsd or Madison-aye. cars
- sas ms, No. 2 Ridge Place. Inquire
3Os Mottave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
Gelp Wanteo.

-
AGENTS.-s5 daily profit selling white
ostln Bouquet" the most lasting perfume
made, new method OF selling requites no
Ala other fast selling good. 10 sans line'
1. PUTNAM { CO. West Wlnstrad Conn.
AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN wishing
To obtain u collection OF United states post
age stamps. wishes people b. work collect
Ing lred stamp, for lin; good pay gwen.
>'nd stamp envelope Tor particulars.
COLUMBIAN. 81 Eomncld'sL. Boston.
Mas.
Males.
AGENTS.-we have nf,y.ccnt article
that sells at sight cvcrywhcre hall lr9lt
money refunded for n-old COOL. 1 MI Ed
TRADING co.. 1886 Liberty-'t.
AGENTS maxi big money selling Instant
r. .""i pay ne" heIIH a. s'3"''
y west lith-st.
PROFITABLE AMI PLEASANT en-
ploym"nt Al home; >uitabl" Tor any person
accustomed 10 light aud ta-ty WORK enc 90, ne
directed cnNrlonr Tor Particular, JOIN
Del
SALESMAN. Wanted a first.olas- liquor
salesman with established trfd" Andr -
offoRIUNIrY, Tribune Branch lo' 4h'
ave.
SALESMAN WANTED for family fee
buslne.s.-A mature. iltclllgcnt, hiRh-clls'.
energetic talker Of good I~r-nnal anp'arince
and undoubted habits positively only such.
re. for full particular. PEK-
MAN ENcf, 25i SHAVE.
WANTED Good all.round printer; cap
able taxing full charge OF weekly paper
,ate wages. THE TIMES. Ocean Grove,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
poKr OF Ew.YURK-SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. 1898
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW-YORK-SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. leoo'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Umbra (Brl, Dutol Liverpool July "a , anI
Sol steiaee passengers 70 Vernon II brown tU..
arrived the bar at $50 p. M. Experienced h"e
steamer Champagne n1l. Laurent. HAVE Ju y
steamer l.ncrg.e uer Fotnan Hamburg, in ballast to
Steiar BrIaaok NoD Nielsen Baracoa "a ra S,y at
midnight. Had line weather. ..,.
sandy HOOK, \. J.. ,usust 3, 10 p. m-wnd south
west. moderate breeze, haly.
CLEARED
Steamer tity Of Alexandria, Hoffman, Havana ana M'N
icon portsJancs T. Ward Co; ,...,a.,. = l.
steamer CITY OF Augusta, Daggett, SdNahn'h- "
steamer + w Bruno. Lewis Baltlmore-H Foster
steamer Manhattan, Bragg. Potahd-li0Iatlo IN.
steamer t W,ss Ingrn ram wilmington u anu
Steamer Jason tBD, Lesoe' Port Maria ETC. l. AeFF
Steamer La GriIOnne Eldrid,e, Port au Prnce-Kun
steamer Lydlan Monarch (Bp, Morgan, Hull-sander'
steamer City Of Columbia, Jenney West Point Va-od
S,Ss%er il Dino, Coleman, BO-tonH F Dimock
:. amer Manhanset OBJ, Duck, A,onmouh-Jairc'
steamer LamTnsas Burrows Key West and Galveston
steamer laurie OBI. Jones' LiverpoOl-H Maitland
steamer America (Nor, Horslct. Kingston, jar
steamer Banes Nor) Kledng. navre Barber & Co
steamer Koanokc. Huphcrs. Norfolk and Newport
steamer Yumur (NorJ, Dan!elsen, BordeauN-funeh'
Edyc 4 Co. ~ ~, Cit,
steamer Fl Sol Mason. NcworlcansJ Van Sickig;
steamer Old Dominion, Couch, Newport News "'
Elchmon d Ola Dominion steamship Co.
steamer Louisiana. G'cer. N"wOrle1ns T. u alien.
Park John Emery, Wooster, Hosasio-Joan Dunn son
&
Bark Scotlcnd (Br), Sslter. Dunkirk-W Grace Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Campanla ODD for Liverpoo Ia Hourgognr
IIaVe Elbe bremen Via southampton; VERA
Uieti. Genoa scotia Or. GLASGOW winchesicr, Csr
Rotterdam; Voendam dutch. Rotterdam via Boulorr [;
Bohcmia DER Stcttin 'eil"rt (Ge iisnhurs
dam Copenhagen: Cara In Guayfa Aslatlc iFlhcc
2Ir1 Bucios Ayrcs; Camden fl}p, Inagua J. rostbHrf
baltimore Lvdian Monarch OBJ, Hull; sorrento !''el
Hamburg: Parahy la (Frl, Hsvrc via Dunkirk ~ Sol,
New-orlcans; Jason (BD Port Mari, etc ~ Y. Of
Augusta Savannah Roanoke Norfolk and Newport Nr"s
Louisiana New. orleans Old Dominion. Newport Nc"'
and Richmond City Of Columbia. West Point, Va
Kew West and Galveston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
Qountrp Kfai &state 90 Let

AT SIASCONSET. Nantucket Island
eeeaa views, surf bathing, no hot days,
Naiaria or mosquitoes cholera was never
q the island Circulars. uNDEKHlLL,
IA Nassau-st
AT GLEN RIDGE, seven minutes from
alton, new modern house IL rooms al
improvements very desirable. Apply Ma
THAN RUSsLE. Bloomfield, y. j.
- ORANGE. N. ITO. let house contain
IL nine rooms, all Improvements; con.
venient 70 steam and electric cars: rent $50
~ ne1th. Address LLEWELLYN. orange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

COOK and LAUNDRESS-CHA
MAID and WAIIRESS.-By two North -
| ireland girls with hrst-cass referencesS
| good baker makes nice side dishes; waitress
| makes all salads; will separate; city Or
| country 1896 6th-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

COOK by Protestant cook, thoroughly
undor landing all branches OF her duties ;
cara OF milk ard butter; eery economical
eX client references. city or country. COL
LIER $50 West 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

COOK, WASH, IRON or HOUSE
| WORkER.-By competent young woman |;
| breads, meat, soups. deserts city refer.
ence. Call 1,0i7 6th-a,s., bet. 9th and
| 5Sth sts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

txiensivo deposit Of coal. He says tho
point Of discovery 10 about 1870 miles
from los Angeles In the Mujavc coun.
try and about fifteen miles from the
southern Pacific railroad.
Tinuc MHcr The Cenienr ial.Eu
reka w shlypin. b ut forty tons OF ore
Ier dny aud the B1ck ablu' the same,
Ia consequences OF which the r. %
Grando Western 10 Doing O. cool husi-
ness. Things are lively nj Mammoth,
and considerable surk IL bnIur done IN
the billie. Ron Wheeler Is working tho
Cupnetup0iis on bonn; small rec IS
Rt work on tho Phw tx aud Three mOu
are sinking tho Ehuit 90 the Oppl-
honga. This latter property i1 duycl.
oping some iine indications. Suvufin.
tonJeut BuJch Of the Beck now has
about one hundred men uu TO fayf0li.
Lust Saturday they N.ie Oh In.I '0r
July anu morrow b. announced a.
August pay Jay. A small quantity G.
ore wHo partially tfeatrI in the recent
run at the Iiutic mills, which Hfu
teing operated by tue company. a
now loaching ptucrts Will be tesiol u
soon NJ the teachers arrive from
salt Lake. 10 H. s.id 70 be superior to
the process now ia usn there, and, 10
successful, will be adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
Per.nnnls.

Mics Sinclair, Of this city, viii leave
on this evenings Rio Grandv Western
tram for Chicago.
Tomorrow evening Attorney Frank
Is. Stephens, Mr-. stephens, and
Mi. stephens Sr., viii start on tour
10 the East. Their nrs, point OF iu.
tcrest will b5 tho wonders collected ut
the White CITY.
Aifs. II. MauldiD, Of this city, Will
be passenger on this evenings train
for San FtauciscU, WHITTIER she goes on
brief visit.
Mrs. VIM. II. King, wife Of the
Utah legislator, will leave this oven.
ing on n trip to the Worlds Fair.
James Gu,hormsen, who came
here from Rock leland n couple
OF years ago, starts back TO his old
home this evening, taking with him
his wife and four children. They arc
going east because Of hard times Ia the
West, and because there h IA fair pros.
pect ior them at present at their former
home. They say, however, that thuy
are sure OF not being content until they
again take up their abode In Salt Lake.
J. #. Gilman, railway engineer, oi
this city, and ID. l.. Dewitt, also a
resident OF Salt Lake, GephTt this
evening on trip ~ the Eust, with the
WoTll's Fair az tho chief object VI
Interest,