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The Indianapolis journal., 1893-06-13
EDUCATION
Girls Classical School.

Twelfth year opens September 27. Prepares f0I
all colleges for women. Boarding pugis received
into the school residence. THEODORE L. SEW,
ALI, MAY WRIGHT SEWALJ. IEDIANAPoLr7
IND, S43 North Pennsylvania street CataiOgueS
sent Address. until September 20. 81 Maple street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-06-13
TIE Raccs.

July is Independence month. Tho races
will be here.
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Notes and Personals.

Atan early hour yesterday morning
an attempt was made TO bufglari2e
Farrer Brothers. store. After Trying
the door, the burglaf removed part {
broken pane Of ElbHH, but buiofe he
could proceed any iur,hcr, he was
frightened away b. n boy who sleeps
In the store.
The Bullock boys, accompanied by
Nj. Thomas John, have returned from
the Bullock ranch In Wyoming. They
brought n baud OF horses with them.
Three riding horses were severely cut
on tho road by wire ienoes. Ono OF
them died and the other two were
traded 10 pooplo on tho road as they
could not travel.
u. 4. Marshal Brigham was In the
oily yesterday.
"Merry Company" 10 tho title OF an
operetta 81 DO presented at The Opera
house on Saturday evening by a COM
pany OF children under the direction oil
PROT Giles.
Judge and Mrs. II. w. Smith and
ID. II. Peefy Jf. will give y reception
TO the members OF the bar ana othofi
at the Opera hvuse on Friday evening,
October Goth. The cards announces
dAnolng.
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%lEuT9 UNION
Nj PACIFIC
&W SYSTEM.
TIE THROUGH CAR LINZ.
Effective Sept, II, 1898,
7faias Arrirs aud Dpa,i ai sa1 Lais
Cnp Daily, a. ioi0irii

Agnfvr.
rom aii raFiern points. minimum. = % a m
FROM Butte rorilsnd. San Fran
CISCO cache valley aud uEion...io % a m
Prom all Eastern points, rark CITY
and OFicn..-........ ,.....s..ll 20 M
IRON Ran Francisco, ogden and
intermediate uoinis................... 20 y IN
Iron Milford. sanreto valley .juah, Nephi
Provo. Eureka and intermediate points o 10 p IN
'From Terminus and Io6t'o............. % p m
urpAgr
FOR ogden. intermediate points.
san Frtuctco. Park Ci,y aud
an Eastern points ......,......,,. 90 am
For ogden and intermediate points b. { o. p m
For Ogden. intermediate points
and al Eastern poinis..,...... a.. o 90 p 90
Dor ogden. Butte Helena, rortland,
cache valley and san Francisco q % p m
iTor Eureka. Provo, sanpcts valley
and Milford. ......-.........-....-.s % a n
'for 1oocle aad Tominus........... 2 Is I'm
Hun only on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
TRAINS south Of Jua1 will run ever other
day olly. leaving JuAb Monday Wednesday
aud fudhyi aud frisco On IuetdaY. 1huuiay
ana saturday.
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On Sunday evening an nmu5ing Incl.
dent occurred Ia the Champs Elyaeos
quarter a man named Haia, employed
by NJ. Magssillc wild beast tanner,
thought be had right to add to his
wages by exhibiting hs masteys bear In
tho streets with this object in view
lie installed the bear ina open cab, and
taking bis scat beside tho animal told
the coachman 10 drive 10 tho Champs
Elysoes, ThoNlM.glardachod the Avenue
Victor Hugo, followed 10y % crowd Of
boys aud young men, who by their do.
risiye shouts attracted the attention OF
two sergonts dc y.ns They stopped the
cab, and after a.c1f.liuiug Tho truth
ono Of thUm got into the vehicle and or
derod the cabmsu 20 drive 10 the nearest
police station. The presence ulas,ranetr
beside II 30 excited tho bear that Us It's
awayiug backward and forward it very
soon upset the vehicle. The morrimpng
caused by The sight Of tho cabman, tho
Fer6out7 dc ylIleUud che t1mtr sprawliue
on tho ground, with Tho boar almo..
under the upset cab, eau easily Doc inn
aginCd.-pagis Cor London standard,
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WATERMELON PARTIES.
They Give Rice 20 q New Question Of nj
qaeite In Maryland.

They Give Rice 10 New Question Of Eti.
qaelte In Maryland.
One Of the thinguin society IL the water.
melon party. The now diversion was in.
dulged IN in Howard county. just above
Elieett City. the other night. and from
the latest accounts Il has broken ont and
promises to become epidemic down In
Anne Arundel, whore the melons grow
IN all sizes, species and fayors. Just
how q watermelon should be served at q
watermelon party is n knotiy question.
and II has caused considerable debate
aud some little unfrendly controversy
among the Four Hundred Of the melon
growing counties
Some contend that Il should be cut
crosswise. Others say II should be split
longitudinally and eaten without fork or
knife This dlveraity Of opinion may
relegate the melon party to tho rear Of
the picnic for the present season. as tho
time OF the fruit IN limited now 10 q few
weeks. but the latent element In favor OF
the pasiime may break ont again next
season, just az the aguo does oycry year
down 10 Pinoy woods,
Another difficulty in the way Of eat.
ing q watermelon artistically Is 10 get
clear OF the seods. 1t Is said that ON ono
occasion guost AZ one OF tho parties in
sisted that 1t was proper TO pick tho
seeds ont with tho right index flngcr,
and u by accident ono should get into n
guests mouth u should be swallowed.
A debate followed tho proposition, In
which one man said no did not propose
to make n watermelon patch Of his in
formal makeup by planting seeds In IL.
The party broke up, and the hostess had
lot Of melons and an antipathy to such
parties left on her hands
The ontcome OF tho new fad Is pu1zling
the people In uppcrlondoin In the cities
and villages and rural districts. From
what could be gathered IN the last few
days ON the subject, tho watermelon
party does not promise 10 BIO q pro-
nounced success. One Of the great OBJ
1ections 10 the uncertainty 10 what they
may lead, for II the watermelon party
takes with cociely Il may In timo be fol.
lowed by n squash party, or yellow
pumpkin party, or u green tomato party,
or - eAssairas root or tea party, or somC
other thing Just W. erratic. and the FouI
Hundred Il aooms, would rather contont
themselves with the pink tea and Other
diversions whereof they are familiar
than rush into new ones that might lead
70 an endless amount Of unrest.-Balu
more American.
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Court Items.

The case Of Tho People Va Edwin
Jones, rape, was Dismissed Yesterday
jones was Tried q. tho last term oi
court on the charge but tho jury iaiIeu
10 agree. Al
RJbert Kenuer was granted d.
vofcs from jeanette kennsr on Tue
ptound OF deaottlJn. judgment was
taken BY default.
suits for the foreclosure Of mort
cages given 10 secure notes have been
comm enced ~ Jsmos H. Edmlnds ~,
followsi Emma Handbag 81 81, sl-Uu,
JAMES Thomson 1t ~. $500, and jacob
Loser. 1850.
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BEFORE CONGRESS-.
Working for the west--

Amer a stay Of several years at wash
inglon, d. O., during which hoha, become
familiar with the workings Of Congress
and the departments, Judge Cha'. W.
slayner. an Attorney and Counselor oi
tho Supreme Cour. Of tho United States,
ispreparad 10 promote proper legislation
by appearing hsiors Commiuuos and
informing Influential CongEelsmon A. TO
tho needs OF clienls and communities
represented by him.
uo also continues hls practice in the
General Land ufioa, prepares appeals,
makos auswors aud arguments before The
CommiaAou0r and Secretary, AnnlyE0s
and rupor.1 on canes 70 attorneys ct o
distance. pud attends TO general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable, 70, Address, Box
AZ, WAshiRglou y. o.
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posicfico Inspector Fleming has a 81
bill which be Says lo viii have framed.
He got 1t from tho bureau Of admissions
o. tho fair on demand for the return Of
money paid at tho gates. Nearly u
month ag5 tho inspector and Andrew
lrlo Of tho inspectors Office had special
call from The Office inside the grounds.
Il was a case Of stay out or pay to get in.
They paid under protest and got re-
coipt. "This bill b. curiosity said
Fleming az he opened a letter from
Horace Tucker. "bocausc it represents
the first case on record where % post.
omco inspector had 20 pay to get into a
postohice. Chicago Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-13

Tho Amc Manufacturing company Of
Chicop Moss. haa completed % coin
silver sfat1elto ~ Sunol hitchcd to a
sulky, upon which So seated an equally
wellknovn driver Tho piocoof statunry
"a ono-Hl.h he size and is mounted upon
o bronze standard. The sculptor Is G. l..
Dalim Of SAT- Lake City Tho whole
pieco OF staira-y va' nodded from silver
dollars. lt required 3Jl ounces Of silver.
The sulky IS an cxnct fac-simile Of tho
one in which the marc made her record
Of 2p3l. The piece Is 90 be- presented ut
a coming banquet Ia Now York.
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StsDSsrd Sburcb WorEa


DorH ~ FEsvueun. IN sc>1nnt - ~
Ancient rafslbitnt- ~ she Anr-icaa Caurs
nsnt, vrtaen ~ sis hand Of Mormon 1uaa
r,atss t,ssn frotn ~ plasla q Ea1A. fou1a
n-r vaitlaajof. onisf.1 %, New Yo-f. ~
ursussgod ~ ~ Prophet goilph sniA, -,
duL ass Bull nost. tlsoi Fuii Roan. tLts
ruii Baet tsniai. as. vail iosiiiar. sa,bc--sa,
u.Hi mi ciouh. csatotssd si.ao.
Hpoh % Mormon. lLsfsl fdnt.) MJruos.,
i;r'ra ont. o. isi LsaiAes. oni. y %. Loathsr,
tis0i Cioh ti.7s.
cccsrino sud Cavsnsuts af tbs Onur.h a
Jesus ul.risi ~ Latter dsr ssintsi containing
no hcr'iaians fivsn b. Joseph stnith. a., "a
lruphet inr uia buiitins W % ~ Eiugdlr n
God On ne Lost dag. Ont. ef.gs, Full uosr,
iic', Foi n9an tin. Pail nort tsunsiil. ,Lsa,
Fdl tsanisr eiabotsd. u.fI. MI csOth. an.
tcissd ti.oo
reetriue aud Covenants. u.,,g, rrn.A
Hofosse Erits Cos, tJt5; Loans, &c.
500 Leather, tass. Cio,h, SIS.
rcsri OF Great prtos. ehoiss ,siseson
nom he Hevoisu1rs. Translation. sud ~.
rs,'or' n Jossph suiih. arss Irophei, ss-r
and hevoisior % The church u Jesus Chdsi u
tattsr-dsy RsiB.s mafooea euL u.Ht
LEATHER. dnl tLco, RpAn Tts,l Goth 60.
tosesg. CO..
~ ~ Wv fNANAfN hA AMaNAoiNys D.
asnst ~ an Introduction 10 Nv riisl Pitasf-
pies u apiHNs Philosophy. Eeiiriru. Law
80 aOvcrumon;, a. Delivered ~ th- An
ci.ses, srd - Esstarcd In a.. sss iai the anni
clyeiaueaini ~ ~uiivsrssi psaos. EuA as1
rnuutnaas ~ rurisg r. raz mai no..
enb,'ast. tse,i Fai Goth. s,At,osasd. sos
1cice of Warning. An iniroiuoiiou to u,
fhta and noutnro q rs Uhurea Of Isaus
cAriA OF taitsriAy Saints. ~ rrrisr :.
rrait rat hoan. slnhosssd. sacg run Geo
embossed, a'e. Limp ci,,h, -
spoueor'a Letters. Elhibiuns ne uiost pru-.
tront doctrines ~ uo Cauroh Il Jesui Uari
o. LAtiordsy aGuti, By Orusa srencsf. A. D.,
10 vhich n ti,o added his tsibrr ou Pan.
rohiI Order 10 rspiy 10 tAs nsr. william
urousl, A. A., noltaa, Nas. Pun Ho.n. Qua.
basssd, u.o'. Fun C,oh, embossed, 7se.
Lssther. ti.bU. out, tloa.
isJnn Book. Tvsnusth Kdi,ion. cloth, asel
f,in HoAn. ssi Fsn Leather, tio0, tsausr,
sti-s nuiah 81 Al Leather, out tLBg.
latschisrs Tor 0Aiicrsu. rtihuinF no
ptvminsni doctrines oi M Church ~ Tssu,
Cira Of Laiiofdiy saiat ~ ysha gnqlai.
3aaihsr tsc.3 oioh, ne; noafaN 49,
raper Cdvur. ttc.
ouspsi, BY rranhiin u. Richard. ssd J.s A
i4tua. Lcathes, Out taco. Lealhar, ala,
Imitation Leathsr, t-as, CLOTH, tLoo.
Beacg usfsrcnoss- sefiytlrs t-rts aTrunssA
in sabissuye order VITA hnt1ris'i noios, zee
a., 50 aHA tie1. aasoss'aS g hiAAinz
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10 Goinrf arranged by Mr.. Arthur
somervoil, oil being sung by Mr.. Greene.
Tho introduction o. this las. intoa royal
programme moy no considered due to
tho labor5 Of the Rev Sabine Barring.
Could. the wen known novelist. whose
collection of 800 words and tunes Of the
half forgotten songs Of t4e vest country
deserves en- praise birmingham Post
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Tiniic Rotor Eonnd unilty.

The jury In the John q. sullivan
rIot case, after being out several houfs,
returned verdict Of guilty VIII
recommendation 10 the mercy OF the
The trial Of Con Sullivan on the
charge Of riot Il In progress. The Wit
nessss are the same and the testimony
is almost Identical with that In the
frst riot case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-13

On Blazers island, whore ox.prcyident
Harrison went fishing recently with his
grandson. there stand two lighthouses Of
irregular height and clear white light
known familarly 10 dwcllors on the
north shore as "Mr. aud Mrs. Baker. ~
nbston Transcript.
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City Ticket once, 2Ol HAHN Street.
DE- hurley. Genl Al, ratsrr. Dept
r. DICKINSON. General Man ger
n. l. LOMAN, q. RAT. Agent
RIO GRANDR
WESTERN.
STANDARD susuo.
:. 81 CURRENT riss TGu.s
In Eject fuiv anih. 1854


Ia Ensct fuiv anih. 1854
irAvus rttr tANn
No. g-Ior Provo NlutNau. 30 aaateh
ami al points Eaat ........a ...... st,i an.
ko,t-Tor Provo. Grand junction and
hupoinu Eafi........ ,.,...-. 9P.n
No. u-fcT IUHUtI Uirayo. hauu
and faIlna -..s... .,....... ..... fll p'h
No. s-For ogden uud Wolt.......-....ll ~ Ia
No l-for q .itn and tao West .,....- ~ ~ aia
HH. fvrf atfr fAar
No. l-Tr8n Euf6 q, Prove. hrand
JunfuUr sud the katl. ......a..iiio1 40.
Ne t-Irou Prove, drama JGacNuh
and thn Eaat.....s.. ss.a....... II 80 y, ua.
Nc. t-Ifon hiufham, ttuFs, Mauu
tuf naiIun ........s.s .....t... lttpt1 M
20. f-rr0u Oeish and tha ~ saL...... - a "a.
No. t-ifoH OFfsn an 10 fHft. ..... t't9 p g.
only Iar r.nuur through fullmln tala'n
tr1h'H Draw Ir Nnnu fIasHrrf 60 unnvuf va
Grace juHCtIn ant fo hHrfHs iIY and q nlra
30 wa Color DO p0ints ani only llu running
ruNrtr lceurrs sf't iu"H tl 20 trsncisnu.
NoctaaFtti close eoHHaoaoat. safety spoed
and f1uf1rl
rira tuura 80. - ~ aul souih gt.
t.LuAeE, \. ~ WALuG III. hENhGfE
StH. AABaEeH Sea. tapL ttn.s6r.A
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miseellapeous Works.

rr,nu pTatts wsrhs, ssriss OF rsuphiss,
on "a, dosu1us- Of No zo'Ps. a uat Of ga
reyes, 5sc.
rsrud. fiaaE 81 uefcrouo- q 10 hisor,
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N q. nARNEs MUSIC DEALER

Agent FOR the weber, Ettny and Camps
Tianos, Edtsy organs and nIl kinds OF Musical
Mcrrhanutf h.ie nECnt Tor the Gel cbratod
"ficiu Maic" Sewing Machines. Needles aud
Atachmen.s for all Kinds " sowiur machines.
Bicycles for sale or ronL bicycles cloanoi
and repaired
as- ! want your PATRONAGE. 1901.
~. q. BARNES,
Uucra Iuuse Block,
ueuEN, JrAu.
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MONEY BROKERS.

II YOU wIGu 10 MORROW MONEY,
i Can on SALT LAKE VALLEY LOAN
rhJsr COMPANY. Il east, first South
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Viavi

ls cure i1T ds0afCi peculiar TO women aud
% bringing health iU thousands Correspond,
or hAEt Inquiry trnp.Y, Ladies' only IN attenl
augr. heath book Tree ON application. UgAh
heaonuArtegs, ~ Stale street, hGlt Lake.
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PERSONAL.

TMPLOY NCELEATu's FURNITURE
~ Van Prices from SOC TO 800 per hour
Experienced help Uasponuhle. Leave orders
a. I. 4. stables, sj south Main stroot, or
j. W, Houston, 90 ", lnd south street
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rE1uF CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN Is
thrL S. T.. rcruudhIui rtrrH, 3 n west.
Second soulh. Large s,Ock Of CypB tLiHg ON
hand
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19
Trapping wolves in France.

Among other contrivanceS there is one
that outwits the sagacity of the wolf with
as little hardship as such capture adj
mits Within circle of strong stakes,
not very closely planted, sheep or a
goose is confined. At distance of six
teen inches is an outer circle of stakes,
having an entrance eigh cen inches wide.
The path between the two circles is well
beaten down. The door of the outer one,
which folds back against the inner, is set
invitingly open.
In marches the cautious wolf pursues
the path till he comes to the back OF the
open door, pushes against the yielding
obstacle, and by SO doing closes the en-
trance against himself. he latch falls at
the impact OF the door against the door
post, and he is hopelessly fast, unable to
touch the Qecoy animal OF the inner circle,
or to leap over the strongly planted poles
of the outer one. Thus ingloriously kid
mapped, the victim is soon dispatched.
A complaint has been made that the re-
wards which the French government now
gives for the slaughter OF wolves are so
small in comparison with those paid of
old. But large rewards sometimes do
more harm than good, by making it too
much the interest OF the mercenary troops
to slaughter the foe with due respect to
the desirability of having always plenty
of foes to slaughter. If all the stories
are true of the alarm and damage caused
by wolves, it is not unreasonable to think
that those exposed to be sufferers might
assist in their extirpation without the
stimulous Of a fee.
Many parts of France, it is true, are
highly favorable to the wants and habits
of the wolf, but against modern skill and
modern weapons it is hard to believe that
it could hold Its ground without the con-
nivance of sportsmen, or if the govern
ment were earnestly resolved to be rid of
.-Blackuood'S Magazine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19
MATTERS AT SIANr1.
Farmers Have Had Enough Snow-Social
and Amusement Notes.

Farmers Have Had Enough Snow-Social
and Amusement Notes.
NIANTI, Utah, March list. Patrick S
Day passed away quietly in Manti.
Miss Belle Termont gave an oyster sup
per last evening at her residence. About
twenty friends were present, and all had
an enjoyable time.
This evening the Ephraim Dramatic
company will render the popular drama
entitled, s.Bound by an Oath,'' in
Grier's hall.
Mr. Oliver Christensen leaves for Provo
today, for the purpose of taking the five
weeks course laid out for members of the
Y. M. NJ. l. A.
The ladies of the Relief society cele-
brated the Fiftyfirst anniversary of their
organization yesterday. by interesting
exercises in the ladies hall.
Mr.. Ezra Christensen, principal OF the
grammar school, was given pleasant
surprise by his pupils in the city han the
other evening. An excellent supper was
rendering an entertaining programme.
Two of the trustees were present and gave
encouraging words to the students.
Il would be hard 10 conceive of weather
being more disagreeable anywhere than it
has been here for the past month. Snow
the one day, thaw the next, till our streets
are impossible. Even the farmers who
looked with favor on the snow at first
have long since cried tenough.' year
ago now all the crops were in, but by all
appearances it will be one month longer
before anything can be done in that line
this wear.
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NOTES FROar BRIGHAM.
Farming Operations Retarded = Wooden
Mills VIII Enlarge

BRIGHAM CRY, March Hike a pas
Eenger train emeMing from long dark
tunnel, we are just commencing to peer
out from a protracted and dreary winter
Scarcity of money, dizziness 81 business
and Jack OF employment for our citizens
have tended to make our journey through
the wintry season more cherries than
il would have been under more favorable
circumstances Balls, parties, concerts,
theatricals and various other entertain
1nents, secular and religious, have assisted
materially to pleasantly while the time
away, and now numerous and varied
tokens Of returning spring bespeaR an
early and agreeable change.
One thing is certain with the 18th day
OF March staring us in the face and eigh-
teen inches Of snow on the level covering
The ground, has tendency to discourage
orchardistS and gardeners.
The proprietOrs OF the Great Bear River
canal are also anxious that this thick
veil Of the beautiful shall be removed
from the face of nature that
their broad acres may be laid
bare TO the gaze Of inspectors and
investors, OF whom a large number are
expected to locate on the banks Of the
Bear the coming season.
Fl. III. Jarvis, ESQ.,, the manager of the
Dear LAlNCA NOAAk az >CA was -fAoa
week appointed by the county court of
Box Elder county to the office of select
man. to fill the place of Newton Cook.
who was elected last fall to the office. but
failed TO qualify, as he was called to fill q
mission to England. Mr. Jarvis is a
rustling business man and will doubtless
do honor and justice TO the people in SUI
perTising their interests.
Cur sheep men are going to consider
able trouble and expense IN feeding their
fiocks and tending their lambs, owing to
the protracted winter.
The owners of the Brigham City Wooden
mills are taking steps to run the business
on a more extensive scale than last year.
Their efforts in this direction will be ap-
preciated by all who are anxious to see
home industries stablished, for the en-
nloy1nent and benefit of the community.
We need more OF these home industries
established throughout the territory.
On Saturday evening last, surprise
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, March ls.-Buils on stocks
showed more courage today than for some time
past. AT the opening they took hold OF Amer
lean Sugar and Northern Pacific preferred and
in the first ten minutes OF business established
an advance in these stocks of iG5I7s per cent
American Sugar was purchased freely by. a
leading operator connected with the pool while
fairs was signalized by purchases of round
amounts Of preferred stock for both short and
long accounts The upward tendency OF the
market was checked, however. by reports OF
the export Of 81. 0-0oG0 gold on Tuesdays Euro
pean steamers. The reaction ranged from 40
4 per cent, bat the weakness was
not Of long duration. When the bank
statement was published there was Q
decided change for the better, and
in the rise which followed indus trials were
most conspicuous, American Sugar selling up
to 1903, Distllers TO 3515, cordage TO 60 and lead
500. Changers, Coalers. Missouri Pacific,
New ENGLAND and Northern Pacific preferred
were all prominent in the late rise. Govern
ments steady.
NEW YORK, March -Petroleum-Dull;
neglected 655s bid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19
CeItic atelanchoiy OF Joy

In the Irish dirges and laments there is
great similarity to the music of the West
Highlands, only the Irish music having
been written in most instances for the
harp (Which has all the notes of the voice)
is music Of full and sweet harmonies,
and has not the omissions and deficiencies
of the pentatonic scale in which all
music for the pipes was written.
While the melancholy of the Gel
tic people finds adequate express
sion in these laments-plaintiff wall
ing airs. something between recitative
and melody-another and not less charac-
teristic side Of of the Irish temperament
is very truthfully illustrated in their
songs of humor.
About these there is an inimitable raci-
ness, fresh and sparkling wit. spon-
taneous ring OF chaff and fun, with a
dash of chivalrous sentiment, and an
airy lightness which gives to them the
uamissakable Hibernian accent, and to
which there is no exact counterpart in
the songs of England or Scotland. Sat
aTdGu ReUielc.