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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
III SI' n
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 526

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 500
EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District or coInnbia bearing date the nineteenth
144l6. wherein William H. Hoeke is Complainant
and John Hoeke ct al. are defendants. I
shall Offer for sale at public auction in
front Of the premises, at the time hereinafter named
the 10 lowing valuable improved property to wit;
On MONDAY. NAY TWENTY-NINTH. 1893, at
raoa EYE O'CLOCK NJ the south hall OF lot Z. square
V6 fronting twenty feet four inches on the
sde Of sth street by depth Of 100 feet inch
:O-foot-wide alley, improved 10y two-story frame
dweiiina containing n ne rooms with water and
BENZ premises No. go Sth street southeast
Terms OF sale as prescribed Ivy the decree are as
follows: One-:ourth of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash. ami the residue in three equal
'ments. six. twelve and eighteen months
VeIy, with interest from date. The purchaser shall
pave the privilege of pay all the purchase money
III cash II he elects SO to do and if he does so
choose the residue of the purchase money is 10
cured by the retaining OF the title until the sa il
paid IN full or the purchaser should prefer deed
snen the deferred payments Of the money to be
secursd by deed OF trust the property deposit
OF 100 required at time Of sale. All conveyancinx
and record ny at cost of purchaser.
H1EROME O. CLAUGHrON. Trustee,
mylo-oSds Fendill building
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF PERSONAL
IA PROPERTY,

As administrator OF William Fletcher. deceased. 1
viii sell AT public auction the farm Fno
sharon Fairfax county. Va. or TT SDAY, JUNE
THIRTEENTH. 1898. AT TEN O'CLOCK. all tho
following roI cry viz: -Four Horses, | Cow. D
Yearlinss. Pics. Flows. Harrows Wagon, Drill,
Horse IiaSe. VIM VIM Machine. Harness, Cradles
and other farming implements.
Terms of sale: All purchases under s25 cash. All
others at six months credit the purchaser give
notes with good indorsers said notes bear interest
from tate. PtTtH MCCARTNEY.
tel-3.' Administrator for William Fletcher
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PATCLIFFE. DARR ( CO. AUCTTONEERS,
III !20 PENNA AVE. y. W.

ASSIGNEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATT. + ING THE THEFF-STORY
AND BASEMtNr BRICK RESIDENCES W.T. VI
1RoWN STONE BASE AND TRIMMINGS, Nos
ll3t i'm IxS 1910 AND l3i2 STREET
duly recorded in fiber 1875. folio 26S seq one OF
the land records of the Dis rict OF Coalnbia will
spr.ive pr e1 D' on MoNpAY.0 n1 THE HI FfFra
O'Clock p NJ tn follouin a described real
estate and premises. IN and being in tie city
of Washington. District OF Colombia. TO wit: Lots
numbered :ortyf"ur "a. fortyive 40. forty-six
t4G forty-seven 40 and fort Seielit as in George
died and thirty-seveu t31l. with the inn rovements
ways. rights, easement &c. thereto belonging
Lots A ana ~ will be sold subject to deed Of trust
on each OF Of 81. 900 dated August lst t for three
years. bearing interest At tie rate Of Grer cent YER
annum. pavah!e sem annually.
Lots 4o. A. and 4S will he Id subject to deed Of
trust on each lot IF 80 o. dated Ju 25th 1892 for
PEI annu1n payable nIi-annualy.
All OF tie above OTIS viii be sold subject TO secon
Coed o. trust for 900 h. date August lst 1851
Tor che year. hearing Interest at the cent
ter annun These last MI IItioned can be dis
charged wen sales are corsummsed lie cOntin-
ue1 until 1tuitv, at The option of the purchasers
Terms: The purrhes. money and above he
trusts mentioned 10 be paid in cash within fifteen
days from he DIV of ale. deposit Of 500 on each
of Sd are not complied with atove required the
reht To ese the properly at the risk and OF the
def2u ling purchase purchasers is Reserved All
conveyancing recording &c, at the OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers ". Ii. SHOLES.
ASSIGNEE,
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FOOTWEAR AT THE FAIR,
The Different Kinds OF Shoes Seen Among
the Foreigners.

IT'S ALL A MATTER OF EDUCATION.
l. snug patent-leather shoe, Of Piccadilly
last and Butcher flaps, seems to you the proper
thing. because You are accustomed to it, says
the Chicago Record. The people who are sup
posed to be we'll dressed wear shoes of that
general description. In the fashion column
the announcement is made that such shoe is
affected by the leaders Of London style. In
the show windows you do not see any other
kind. except the russets, and even these are
made after the same stiff pattern.
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~ $40 Pennsylvania ave n, W.

EXECUTOI'S AND TRUSTEES SALE OF DE-
SIRABlE UNIMPROVfD REAL Estate AT
~ STREETS NQRTHEASI BY AUCT ON.
Under and by virtue of the last will and testament
of l. X. BINGHAM. deceased. will cffer :or safe by
PUBLIC ane1i9n in fr1St Of the rsspectiSe
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described real
esta e. ~ ny and being in the city of Washingtoa,
District Of Cou bia. to WITT sub lots 100 10 and
II in square 9Sl each fronting feet with depth
OF f3 Il feet wit 1Ofoot right of way adjoin
ing lots to q 20-foot alley.
Terms Of sale on each lot; one-third cash. balance
IN one and two years, the deferred ayments to lear
interest from a. day Of sale. the rer cent
per annum. payable semi-annraly and secured by
deed OF trusvon he premises sold all cash. at the
ortton OF the purchaser or purchasers A de3ost of
S!Oo required at the lime of Terms complied
with in fifteen days from the day Of sale otherwise
Y executor and trustee reserves the right resell
the property Al the riss and cost of the defau
purchaser or purchasers. All conveyancnR, record
ing. &c, at purchasers cost.
4. NJ. GILLETT.
my04-dSdS Fyecutcr Trustaa
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DATCLlFFE, DARR h CO. Ancts.,
Two.sTORY AND BASEMENT Ba!CK DWELL
ING No. 20 9TH STREET NORTHEAST,
CONTAINING Ill MODERN IMPROVE

o, Or ITESDAf' JUNE SINTH; Is;63 Al It.h
LOT -, QUAR-" 9i6.
Fronting about 10 feet on 9: St east and running
back that wi III u alley. VITA an alev also the
SIDE and improved by desirable DWELL with all
modern improvements. 1t will lie sold subject to
deed of trust o. s.. 800 due October 1891 aud
dehedness Of 300 represented by hly notes Of
S25 each. secured by sec nd deco of trust.
Terms lover md above tIe said t-u ts) cash de-
posit of 500 required at the time of Terms to
he complied with in tie days from the day of sale.
otherwie the right is erved to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the deflultng purchaser All
convey ncing recording. e. at the of the pur-
chaser RADCLIFFE, DARK CO,
je1-d&ds Auct.oneers.
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nUNCANSON BROS. auct,oneer.
nUNCANSON BROS. AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. SIT
CATF NO l.'24 LINDEN PLACE. BFTwEE,
MD IA AND IWE.FTH AND THIRrEENTE

uArF 20 A Pa u LINEN SfsfA PLACE. BfTwsrS
GAND II AND TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust TO u.s. hearing
Sesorde the lSth day Of oetoSer is IN I apy
District OF Columbia and the request OF the parties
secured thereby. we. the undersigned trustees. will
III # REHo f FEW f shn on S. On
A: D. 1893. AZ HA 'F-PkST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ.
all that certain piece parcel Of land and premises
bia. and and design ted and being al, t lo
numbered hundred aud seventies. C,l1l Of Luther
q. Billings and Ida Geer's division of lots IN
sntdivia'on Is recorded in the oie ~ the surveyor
n. Dtsrric' OF Coamis IN boo. II. PAGE 'of. and
cling further described as follow. 70 W.T. Ber.rninx
az point the north side of Linden Cor LIN
d. pscel distant two hundred sra ei-ht and ty
nV- hundreds cos IJ leet west ard from the west
side of thirteenth street novhe ST. havny frN.t-
age of thirteen ll3b fer Linden ,.- I2 sen
PLACED by derth nc-thward @, sixty-iv tt5 Zee.
10 foor alley LEADING into and from sid hrte,nth
street northeast. together vita the improvements
thereon. consisting Of a two-story brick dwelling
honst.
he paid in cash and the balanse in three equal in
stallents. able in two and three with
annually from dav "f sale secured deed trust
npon the property so d. all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser deposit q SOC Sll be req -ei of
ing ana notaral fees Il The eos. of he purchaser
Terms Of sale TO be COMPLIED with thin ten days
from day % sae. otherwise the the
rtSht 10 resell the roperty the risk and cost of
the defantinx purchaser
WILL NJ = fDHONSTON, r.
Constantine II. WILKINSON. ! trustees
myll-dSds Address. SO 9Th ST.
until MONDAY JUNE FIFTH. 1893, same hour and
place.
C6NSIASTINE H. WILL tNsoN. Trustees.
ny23iSts Address. so 9TH ct
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Disinfect With Platt's ChlOrides
very suspicious nook and corner.
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HfEROME o CLAUGHroN, Trustee.
mylo-dSds Feudill building.

u THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
seluence o. the rain. un il SATURDAY, JUNE
THIRD 1893. same hour and place.
my30-d&ds HIERONE 0. CtAUGHTON Trustee.
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u ATCLiFFE ( DAnR Auctioneers.

s sr sAE Of sIF FEAE NO
e ss 81 s' S' .n ss. snv
9, tn. Di,; I'll, e o0Rnbis the
sell T ,Ss'0E TH T. fFfT E r.
fGgFT FUR RA5 e j. It's, e.;,a,p s.s.
y OF Of nd snd DsTes of ',s
q Let numbered hirty.one CD. In su an
hunared and s1een io az said
the office Of the surveyor q the District
%tSn T"nDs ees and Scnnd az VIC sssn
i..n, @ si1 5 inrhs. ' nerths sas
from the no. .h = sds OF ~. street north having
r inches vide lea, Of eighty 800 feet east
Provements thereon. consisting Of frame dwelling
Terms Of ssle one-third of the purchase money to
I've paid in cash and the balance in three equaf in
interest a six t6D per oentun per an UNI p.yabs .
semi from day Of sale. secured By deed Of
ton Of the rnrchaser deposit Of 500 viii he re-
the ns fee. AL
ne tpurcbsser Le ms OF sale to be complied with
tee, the sht resell the property the risk
and cost q the e dsfap,ting Su.chsser.
cons ANIME Fl NEnHhV@S1IilinisMsox . Trustees.
mYll-dSds Address. 500 9TH st. NV.
AR TH TA kp Day St
the anne hour and rece.
coNsiASffii.NIEI H. HwFiL.LIkMsoN.s Trustees.
my23dSds
WALTER b. WILLIAMS / CO.. Aucdon-ers.
TRTsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hS spf f5iH s ffRRFETEHFyESr. BETWEEN I'rH
In pursuance of deed o trust dated the It'll day
OF NAV A. II. 1890. aud recorded in Iiter No. 1880
folio Asset seq Of the land records the District
Co!uinlia and by direction of til. person secu .l
thereby the unde' signed rus ees viii -- public
anc,i IN front 81 III. premises, on TUESDAY. the
| TMENIS-lHIkD DAY or MAY. A. y. 1893. At
FIVE O'CLOCK P, " lot OF ground NUM- q ed
one hundred and ninctv-nin. tlgD. WASHINGTON
d. C.. rs plat recorded N Book IA 70 10 l19. of
the surveyors one Of the Disri,t of Columbia to-
gether with he improvements. consisting Of three
story brick resid, nee.
Terms Of sale: One-tEird cash OF which the sum OF
5000 IL to be pa at the time Of sac and the residue
in TWO equal ins.allinents in six and twelve mon
from the date of sale. Tor which the purchaser will be
required TO give his pr0m~sory b. airing on
ce' trm per annum. and 90 be secured bv a deed OF
trust upon The prenisss sold. Or purchaser may
pay all cash n his option. Terms of to be COM
piled with within twenty days otherwise the prop
erty lie resold at the risk and Of the default
JAMES G. BEgRET. I r-
my6-eo&ds MARTIN r. NORRIS. ilus's7-
wTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
and place. BY order of the trustees
my24 eo&ds
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Tramp. TRAMP. TRAMP-THAT Il WHAT VOC
have been doing fo- = week 10 ing q riAao
nargain. Why not ston tamn.ng AMI call Of " orrhS
Piano Ware Rooms and that slightly used UPRIGHT
Iisno v hich as been r-duoec from 1878 20 s2l5s
slC cash and $40 Ter month One stairway square.
vi o: 80 PER month. HUGO WORCH 4 CO.
mhl4-ly alsJ 9Th St "a. W.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
rCLIFFE. DARR q CO.. AUcTIoNEEKs-

AsSiI SIC \ ESr SALE III OF DAInABIE IMPROVED
NUE., BLING THE Two-SroRY ANp RssF
MENT BIICK DWELLING, WITH BROWS-
STONE BASE TRl INNINGS. No. l0i3 AND TVF
THRFF-ST0El AND BA EMFNT DWFITINs
WITH STONE BIAS AND TRTNMISGS So
JOG SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE RiTu
HOUSES HAVE ALL MODERN INpRoVtl
MENTS. WITH ELECTRIC BELLS, &c A.
By virtue of deed of assignment Riven 30 me and
duly recorded in Lbsr No. l7a5. folio PCS ct seq.
will sell by public auction in front q the PREMISES
OF JGSR.N soH6e 1sas a, HaL isHa F PPsE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described real es-
tate ard premises lying and being in the CITY Of
WASHINGTON. District of Coluntia. TO wit Parts
of lois numbered tweny t20) and twenty-one
CID Of b. l. Walkers subdivision Of original lot
numbered two (o) in square murdered nine hundred
and seventy C9s0) fronting fifteen 40 feet and Ave
% inches on South Carolina avenue by the depth OF
said lots and improved by house No. l0i4. Also
all Of lot numbered nineteen az and the 90
Feet eglt (S) inches lot twenty (0) in said square
having fir ntase Of is feet inches the said
nre hy the depth of said lots and improved by hons.
No lOl6; HOUSE No. l0l4 sold subject 10 Irust u
e., 300 due August I. 1S.3 House No. 10l6 sod
subject TO trust & So 90 due August I. 1874.
Terms: Over and above the trust To be paid cash
A deposit of 500 required IN each house upon &C.
ceriance of bid. II the terms Of sale not CON-
red with in fifteen DAYS from the day of sale the
risk and cost OF the dcfs purchaser after five
GAYS advertisement Of such resale in newspaper
phblshed IN Washington. DC All convey ancInR
ana recording at the cos: he purchaser.
W. II. SHOLES. Assignee.
ny2I- dlds NJ. 4i0 9TH 81. nv
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nlN21-dkd
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucuoneers

CHANCERY SALE OF VA LIABLE UNIMPRovED
RIAL ESTATE FRONTING 06 10 100 FFFT ON
IHE NORTH SIDE OF NEW loEK AVE. VI
BEINEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. RUNNING BACK TO 3o-F0OT
p BLlC ALLEY. AND BOUNDED ON THE
NIsI BY l5-l OOf PUBLIC ALLEY.
BY virtue of a decree PASSED February ), 1902. in
equity cause No: 1320l. Henry stewart et al. ;.
John stewart ct al. Supreme Court District Of
lunhia tie undersigned gil offer FOR sale on WE'D
NESDf, JUNE SEVENTH. FIVE O'CLOCK p.
NJ IA fr Mt OF tie premises. originsl lot i've (5D, in
D. c.
and onefhird in two years. notes to he ven for ae-
ferred payments secured by deed OF trust upon the
premises sold 7nd bear interest at the
cent pr snnunl. payable seni-snuuslly. or all cash.
at the opt on of the purchaser dspust of 5000 4,
be made at time OF sale. Terms OF sale he compei
WIZ within ten lays premises resod ri-k OF
Eau ting purchaser. Convey Ancng and recording at
purchasers cos.
JACKSON II. RALsToS. Trustee.
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
As La ave.
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II ArcLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. AuCTIoNEERs.
~ $40 PA Ayz. v
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE rNIMpRovED
RIAL ESTATE on NINTH STREET b.
TWEEN + STREET AND FLORIDA AvENCE

TWEEN ] STREET AND FLORIDA AvENCE
NORTHWEST BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed OF trus; dul eccraes in Iihar
No 1872, st f. 70 ~ g: >ea Ole - lard records
Of the is,rlct Of co amhia. and at,equest Of The
r.rty ured Thereby. the unier~i trl.ta4s Will
of-r for sue ky prh &c auction. IN fr pr rrses
ga TUESDAY. TIT SIXTH DAY q kE A n
1897. a HALF-rAST FIVE O'CLOC.E .he.ol-
l. wing desert bed reai e-tet situate in o. ssh-
inon. Dis: ict 0: EolonibiA towit. All Vat csrtzf,.
piece OF parcel % anG ant known and dis
uuSEisheG a. and beng part OF lot nunN-rei three
tai. m s1Nsre fnr--e6 threA hundred and uiuesN
fEres - b. and being y-li follow 8,r.ng
Tor the lame a. pui't the line OF IL St west
che hundred aud font GAO ieet. north freq! the
sou h~eStern corner Of said square aud thence run
ing DC-,N along the said street twenty COZ feet
Thence east 10 rbe eastern line of said lot
thence south twenty C20D feet along rear line and
theme. west 10 the said street and the ace OF bsn-
ming, togsth.r with all the es.emsnts. nereditauens
and appurtensncss TO the zane belonging or IN any
wise sprA-taininx.
Terms oneth TO be paid in cash. the residue in
Two equal installnents At one I'D and two c2D
from the day OF sale with notes of the pnrcha ser
payable semi annually said deferred paymentS 10 be
Secured by deed of trust upon the PREMISES sold or
nj ash ~ the ort OF the purchaser. derosit Of
SHoo VIII be rquirei 1t the time Of sale. Terms
be com, lied with within f..ee DAYS from the day of
tae. otherwise Tie trustees the right 10
the PROPERTY 81 the risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser after five dvertse In some newspaper
puoiis,ei IN Was lillton d. c. All convey
cording. &c, az purchasers cost
JnHn sMokMSTEDr.t r-r..
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS,

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-18
Bernhardt't New Play.

| Nine. Sarah Bernhard made her re-
appearance Monday before the Paris
| ian public at the Renaissance theatre,
| of which she is the manageress in
partnership with Messrs Grau and
| Ullman- Sarah Berhardt has not
played in Paris for four years. with
the exception of one performance of
"Phedre," which was given for the
benefit of the poor last year. Much
curiosity was therefore manifested in
her temperance.
| The piece in which she played is en-
titled Les Rois." It is in four acts,
! by Jules Lemaitre, the dramatic critic
of the Journal des Debate, and a lite
rary celebrity of Paris. His work is a
curious one, recalling all the real dra-
mas that have taken place in the
royal families of Europe during the
last quarter of a century. The de-
nouement is a death similar to that Of
the Archduke Rudolph of Austria. An
old prince of fantastic ideas feeling
that he cannot understand modern
ideas abdicates in favor of his eldest
son, who is a man of liberal tenden
cieS, but whose young wife-the part
played by Sarah-has gloomy, aristo-
cratic, reactionary ideas. The prince
gives their liberties to his people. who
thereupon rebel in order to obtain
young girl who understands his ideas,
and the princess finds them together
in a. house hidden in a forest. She
kills them and confesses her crimes to
the old prince, telling him that she
committed the murder because the
young prince, her husband, by his lib
eral IDEAS would destroy the monarchy.
The old sovereign approves her act,
and proclaims the Princess Wilhelmine
regent of the kingdom
Alongside of the principal action
! there is another in which a Nihilist
conspiratrice and the younger brother
of the prince figure. This young prince
is scapegrace who betrayed the
daughter of a gamekeeper and who is
killed by his victims father
The public found the plot gloomy
and obscure. Sarah. however, scored
one of her old time successes. She
has become a little stouter, but she
still knows how to make the same SUI
perb gestures. and possesses the same
artistic science. She is still the great
actress who will always be the idol of
the Partisan public.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
List OF the OHcers OF the Municipal Gov
eminent of Salt Lake City.

List OF the Ofacers or the Municipal Gov
eminent of Salt Lake City.
The municipal government OF Salt Lake
sity is vested in a city council composed
of mayor and fifteen councillors. The
next municipal election will be held on
the first Tuesday in November, 1898, at
which time there will BE- elected: One
mayor, fifteen councillors, one city CLERK
epd one treasurer. All other officers ore
appointed by the mayor and hold Office
during his pleasure. The officers of Salt
Lake city are as follows:
Mayor. N. Baskin.
Recorder-C. e. Stanton.
Treasurer-H. Il. Duke.
Marshal-Samuel Paul.
Police Captain-Jonn j. Donovan.
Assessor and Collector-F. j. Leonard
Audltor-A. W. Raybould.
Attorney-E. D. Hoge.
Engineer-A. F. Doremus.
supervisor of Streets-F. L. Hines.
superintendent of Waterworks-W II.
Ryan.
Assessor and Collector of Water Rates
Christopher Diehl.
Water Master-J. NJ. Harvey.
Superintendent of Sewer Construction
w. F. Shelton.
Chief Fire Department-W. A. Stanton.
Inspector of Buildings--A. l.. HamJin.
Police Justice-Wllliarn w. Gee.
Superintendent of Schools Jesse e..
Millspaugh.
Sealer Of Weights and Observation-Disclosures
r. Montgomery.
Sanitary Inspector William Shovel.
Physician-Frank A. Meacharn.
Sexton-C. E. Offenbach.
Dog Tax Collectors. Galeazzi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-18
A New Telephone.

According to the claims of an En-.
glish inventor, he has produced a talk
ing apparatus which will entirely su.
percede anything yet produced by Bell
or Edison. His machine talks right
out, so that the receiver of a message
through it, will not have to be contin-
ually shouting: Whats that? I don't
hear you. Stand a little further from
the telephone, please. That's better"
and other like Interruptions to the easy
flow of conversation. The new talking
apparatus says all that it has to say
in tone loud enough for all in the
room to hear, and without the aid Of
any ear-receiver. All the recipient of
a message will have to do will be to
sit at his desk and listen, while he
holds in his hand q. transmitter into
which he speaks his replies to the per-
son at the other end Of the wire who is
conversing with him.-Chicago Post.
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which you in doubt the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-18
He Denies 1t.

The fireman alluded to in The Herald
yesterday, denies that he maltreated
the boy with torch on the occasion of
the Sam Levy fire about ten days ago.
There is but this to be said. Fully
fifty people witnessed the assault and
indignation ran very high at the time.
The information published by The Her
aid at the time came from reliable par
ties, and their word is certainly as
good as the man who now makes the
denial This however. IS published
in compliance with the fireman's re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-18
At Nashville.

Nashville. Tenn, Nov 1.-THE track
was fast Four and half furlongs-
Gratz Hanley won, Barless second
Saddle Bags third. Time-:56%.
Six furlongs-Tea Set won, Long
Brock second, Foot Runner third
Time-1:15.
Six furlongs-Selma won, Alopathy
second, Nellie third. Time-1:l5%.
Mile and a sixteenth-Oxford won,
Aldebaron second. Linda third. Time
LAZY.
Five and a half furlongs-Minnie L
won, Susie Nell second. Emma Mac
third. Time-1:OS
Six furlongs-Expense won, Tom
Kelly second, Lake Shore third. Time
-I.151b.