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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

Rb,nehart. the ceremony 20 take place at
fbe reaiicnce OF the brides parents on
"Wednesday, Nav Sd. The BRIDE and
croom-elect are both we'll known in Char
lottesyille--the former the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. X. II Fife. OF this place,
while the latter IL young physician
formerly of Covington, Va. now OF sal-
visa. KY, and graduate OF the University
OF Virginia.
A marriage-license has been issued BY
the Clerk Of the County Court 70 William
w. Station and Nancy Il. Maupin.
Miss Sora Thurman. who has been visit;
ing friends in Rappahannock, has returned
to her home, nj Eastman.
Miss Mary L. Garland. OF Lynchburg, Is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. NJ. W. Hum
phreys, of the university.
Miss Gertrude RIves. of Castle Hill, was
In Charlottesville on Thursday.
The lull which has existed in society
since TIE Easter frivolities was Interrupted
by german ct Ivy Depot on "Wednesday
evening.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
A scheme ia on foot 10 form clubs OF the
degree men of each session-the academic,
law, medical. and engineering departments
being represented. The clubs are 20 meet
annually and give banQuets IN addition 10
that of the regular alumni society. vi,
The proof-sheets of COrks and Ours, the
annual published by the fraternities OF
the university. have been received ana
that excellent book is expected TO be out
in about two weeks. 1911
The spring tournament will begin next
Monday. ID ~ probable that silver cup
will be given to the winner OF the angles.
The Charlottesville Baseball Club has
been granted permission TO practice on the
new campus.
DR.. l.. c. Morris. who has been demon
strator Of anatomy during the past ses-
sion left for birmingham. Ala. where he
will practice with his brother, DR.. Edward
Morris. prominent physician of that city.
air. John X. PEBBLES. OF Norfolk. was
here on Wednesday to inspect the work on
the new gymnasium. which is rapidly near
ing completion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
AfoRMsR RICHMOND MAN DEAD.
Carried Away by BfiGht's-Disease-Dsn-
vile Tobacco Market.
IspecIal telegram to tho Dispatch

especial telegram 10 the Dlspatchl
DASyiLIE. Va. April 29.-Mr. John Exall
died in this city this morning at o'clock.
He was born IN Richmond forty-fOur years
ago, and was the son OF the late John :.
Ixall, who lost his life IN California many
years 400 by the destruction of the vessel
on winch he had taken passage home. lie
married Miss Annie DObyns at Rappahan-
mock. III 1882. He had been member of
the Baptist church since boyhOod
Brlght's-disease was the cause Of death.
The loose leaf-tobacco market this week
was devoid of any interest. The deliveries
were small. Some good leaf of other stock
was offered, which brought good prices.
On the whole prices are at a standstill.
Tho sales for the week amounted 10 49,
2El pounds. The sales Of loose leaf for
April wero Ass GO3-a decrease of 425.4 5l
poupds over same month last year. Sales
from October lst to April 30th 27,405, 500
pounds. Sales same period last year, 25.-
1924 pounds. Increase this year over
last, ,9oS, 5i5 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
THE CADETS WON'T GO.
Fifty Cents Per Man Per Diem for En-
campment Too Much.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. Va. April 29.-1he cadets of
the Virginia Military Institute will not at
tend the Worlds Fair In June. as hereto
fore reported At a meeting Of the Fa-
Guilty held to-day the question of attend
ing the fam was brought up from tho
meeting of the Board of Visitors held last
June. The managers Of the fair refused
10 allow them TO encamp on the grounds
unless 50cents per man was paid per diem,
and as the corps Is 2J0 in number the ey-
penses tor ten days would amount TO over
- 900 alone for admission fees. This will
be great disappointment 10 their many
friends and ex.cadets who wished to see
the Young soldiers there, as they are the
representative military body of the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

stage, PLANTrFF. AGAINST CAMPBELL. DEPEND
LSTs-IE rmg CHANcERY COURT 0P TIE CITY O7
RICHMOND:
]. Charles W. GOffiH. Clerk % said couct, crr-
ti!y that tho bond required q tho special COM
mi ssioners ~ the decree IN said cause Of NO
yember :, 1872, has been duly sivon.
Given under my hand this I'm day Of No
vember, 1892. CHARLES ". GODDIN,
0p 30 CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
MRS. ANN {. NOEL DEAD.
Close Of the Bazaar-Otber Items OF In
terest.
ror-e.pondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l

r,or-espondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch-l
D.yvrr1E. Va, April 29.-Mrs. Ann
Elizabeth NOEL. wife Of Mr.. Jesse L..
Noel. died at the residence Of her hus-
baud. on Main street. at a late hour last
nlrht. Mrs. Noel was Miss Dabbs and
wa born in Pittsvlvanla county December
o.. 1890. She was married February /,
Isi3 A husband and nine children sur
we her. She joined the Methodist Epis:.
copal Church, South, when bat IA years OF
eec and died in the faith. Mr.. and Mrs.
NOEL moved to DanviIe IN 1858 and have
resided here ever since. The cause OF
death was heart-trouble.
CLOSED.
The bazaar for the Home for the Sick
closed this morning, after being IN opera;
ton FIVE DAYS. II could not be learned
vhat the managers Melted. The affair was
for the purpose of raising sum TO pay Oil
& debt hanging over the building.
The meeting of ministers and deacons OF
the Roanoke Baptist Association IS IN ses-
sion ct Grcen-Pond church, this county.
Mr. ". 5. Copeland. former editor of
The Rers'a'. paid a flying visit to Danviile
yesterday and LETT for Suffolk this morn
ing.
Sir. Paul Zlmmer. German citizen Of
DnnYillc. Is dangerously I'll at his resi-
dence, on Floyd street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

wifi sell by auction, on the promises, on
THUksD ~, MAY 4, 1898.
At 8 o'clock 2. NJ. lhe COMFORTABLE AND
R00MY FRAME DWELLING above referred to-
situated on tue south side Of Marshall street be-
tween Adams street and Brook avence, aud
containing about eight rooms With some
slight changes Ia the house II can be made very
desirable and profitable "a IN Investment. We
mean business; so como ana buy.
TERMS: Will be made very easy, as n large
part Of the purchase-mOney can remain on IN
terest for a term Of years II desired.
n. w. BOWIE,
ap 30 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
AUCTION sALEs-Yasurs DsyA
ByN. W. Bowc.
Rssi Estate AuctsonssA
Frs SALE
or TIE
FIRsr-cLAss NEW AND HANDSOME THREE
STORY BRICK AND NAysARD
RESIDENCE
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND BEECH STREETS,
AT AUCTION
By virtus OF the neutrality-suspicious. decree
we snail soil By pLOlic auctI)n, on Tho prenlses,
MONDAY. NAYS, 1898

By ylrtue Of me hefeirfftNr-s0 en-io0r1 oNTFrS
We shall soil BY pLoiic aucti)n, on tho premises,
on
MONDAY. MAY &, 1898.
NJ o'clock 7. ". the very attractive. valuable,
volLarransed MODERN SE-sfOkY corr
NER BRICK AND MANSNRD DWELLING
above referred 20, bsiDg No. 1924 west Main
street, st present oco1 pied by ThOmes p. Camp
rell, Esl., containing about twelve rooms and
having an conyenionces.
The neightorhood u en- excellent ono, The
house Il attractive IN rs external nni informal
features and tue hnish good. No bstter homo
or investment ia offered, and tlis ogpor unlsy
shOUld not DO slgNtsG.
The lot upon which 'ho house stands fronts 20
feot and runs back goDd depth TO IA alloy.
TERMS: Casa a. 70 800. ana on tho follow
Ing crediis--ylz; $500 90 DO pad Juno ., 1898
,OOS 20 b. prii December \, 1898; 81 OO2 90
be paid Docember &. 1894: si.ii6 - b. paid
December =. 1895, and the balance 70 DO fa'd
July ]. 1896: all credit payments 70 bear IN
tercst an 10 b. evidenced by notes containing a
waiver OF Homestead. ana tile retained until
they are paid. IiLt CARTER,
PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
MEETINGS.-Firss Monday.

syE.cusg LODGE. KNIGHTS or rrrEiAS
TyAgIos LODGE. KNIGHTS 0y PrTHiAA
RICHMOND IODgE. ODD-FELLoWA
tSp'ASOIA TRIBE, RED MEN.
ISgowAN TRIBE. hid MEN.
Ike COUNCIL, FRATERSAL CihcLs.
TAsT-EyD LODGE. GOLDEN CHAIN.
ryE COUNCIL. AMERICAN MECHANICS.
PATRICK HENRY COUNCIL, AMERICAN hkohAflee
GRACE CouRT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
sToNEwAIL GROVE. DRUID..
REscCE LODGE. GOOD TENrLAhs
CHARITY LODGE, GOOD TsAPLAbs-
MGItL CATHOLIC UNION.
HicHHOsD LODGE. ELkS
CARPENTERS BROTHERHOOD.
UTSRTCO UNION LODGE. NAsOSs. -
srONEwALL CLUB, no. 30, Lrckun LhAoOh W
AMERICA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
me OLD STONE.

The box in the cornerstone OF the old
church was taken out yesterday, and srtl-
cles therein contained showed that It was
LAID in Is4j. The church now IN course Of
construction will bee commodious and of
very handsome design. The new rector,
Rev. J. y. Mccormick, Is very popular,
and the church has received number Of
additions since he came to Suffolk, few
months ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1l13 eas; Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING,
No 26Oi EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
AND
LARGE LOT, &c FEET FRONT.
No. ceo4 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
Archer, A. W, In Ch1ncery Court
City o. Richmond.
~ Decree entered
Brown, Trustee, and as, April 70, 1898.

Archer, A. W, In Chancery Court
City o. Richmond.
Decree entered
Brown, Trustee, and as, April ~, 1893.
BY virtue Of the decree in the alovo-men-
toned cause tho undersigned, special CJmn.s-
stoners therein appointed Tor tho purpose, Will
sell Dy auction, on the premises,
SATURDAY, MAY 9TH. AT 6 y. ~,
the above PROPERTY, described in said DO
cree a follows:
Tho lot Of land, with improvements thereon,
IN the city Of kcaWoDd on tho np.tn side OF
Franklin street between IWenty-siXth ari
TWenty-scv"nth street, c0mneuclrS on the
north side 81 Franklin street ~ me g.stanc" q
so feet from tho east line ~ Twenty-sixfh street.
thence eastwariiy, aud fronting on tho norm
line OF Franklin street SO FEET. ara running
back at righ. angles between parallel lines 10
feet 20 an alloy - fe-: WIDE
Tho uearness OF this property 70 LIBBY
HILL PARK and its most excellent neighoOr-
hood makes 10 very desirable a. q residence.
TERMS: one third rasn ana tho remainder on
a crOdit OF siN, twelve, aud CiEutN n molths, q
percent. interest ana title retained un'il al tno
purchasc-money "a pad and 3 conveyance or
derad ~ tho Court.
q. CARLTON JACKSON,
j. e. RICHARDSON,
JOE LANE STERN,
Special Conn sFiolerA
J. THOMSON BRowH q Co, Au-tioncers
ARCHER, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST BROWN, IRCsTgE.
AND AIS, DEFgNDASrs-lS IB CnANCERY
COURT or THE CITY or MlHMOSp.
]. Charles w. Godiln, clerk OF said court. car
tlfy that tho bond required Of tho special COM
missiOners by tho decree IN said cause 0t April
70. 1898. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day u April,
1893. CHARLES W. GODDTN.
90 20 Clark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
ST. PAuL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Cornerstone Laid at Sufolb WITH
Impressive Ceremonies.
Especial telegram TO the Disoatch.I

SUFFOLK. Va, April 29-The corner
stone Of tho new 81. Pauls Episcopal
church was LAID to-day with impressive
ceremonies. Bishop Randolph delivered
Norfolk and elsewhere assisted in the SER
wee. The stone Is a handsome piece of
Vermont mar bic, which was presented TO
the congregation by Mr. W. X. Albertson.
of Worcester, Mass, through his friend.
Mr. A. 5. Eley. treasurer of the church.
After the cornerstone was LAID the Bishop
conducted confirmation services, several
candidates bong received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

By Otey, Walker 3 Bouyer'
Real Estate Aucilonoers, Farm e-i
Land Brokers. LynchLars, ~


COMMISSIONERS SALE NJ -,
~ TON OF THE Blue RIDGE
PROPERTY AND ALL hOl nr" .1
KITCHEN, AND PERSONAL FEut." b.,
ALL SORTS ~ TuR HOTEL OA l,-s. u
CONNEC rGON THEREWlEH ANp ~,
TRACTS OF LANDS ADJOINING D.. ..r.
PROPERrY.-Ns shall proceei o. ~.
Blue Ridge Springs for \. Z. al
Thomas j. kirkpAlrick, Thomas t-s"
Frank p. Christian, commissioner, o1
SATURDAY. MAY q, 1888
beginning ~ 10 O'Clock 4. N .ypo2t
i. Tho HOfEI. COTTAGES. Str,."I,S1
BOwLING-ALLEY. aud 1854 ACRES y. -
Two ,. Two TRACTS OS LAND sio.aias q.
above, containing t31a ACRES AMI . AN''
AND 105 POLES, respectively. ,.,.t
3. TWELVE ACRES OF LAND Gu
Knob" In the county Of beifof'i. ..,.s,. ~ Z,
I. An UNDIVIDED HALE lNlEhnns 80
ACRES on GLADE cTeek, In tho o0a2y "
tourt .,.,.,,,,e> prENg.
s. Tho HoU SEHOLD and KITCHEN FO'
TURF used IN conducting the hotel ,.,,t.,
For terms OF sale sec haat- oils or aYf,y. -. 80
undersigned, who Viii 10 most plcasra 80.
aay information desired in regard " va
Wv oTEY. WALKER = HowlET
Ap OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LyaeAR4s"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
TINE: MONDAY, MAY isr. AT 5 p. n

TINE: MONDAY, MAY isr, AT p. NJ
PLACE: On tho premises.
SIZE OF LOT: 30 feet front on Brook avenue.
20 feet front on Dual street.
10 fleet depth from either 'front.'
IMPROVEMENTS: TWO BRICK STORES
with Dwellings above, 4 Brick Dwellings, Shop,
/ Frame Dwelling, and stable.
ADVANTAGES: The storos are Just tho places
where money has, can, and Will be made a. long
az the owner wants TO do 80 and u businessman
or lady enough to make II. II You don't make
any money tbere It's your own fault, not the
places. The present owner has male his 10 :
tune there. Is satisfied with what he has, and
now wants 70 give somebody elsc a chance 70 ac-
qutre wealth. Tho dwellings are always ronted
ana bring good rent. Everything Is In good
order, so you need not spend fortune - 9ooa
% you have bought Il. Tho tenants are gooi
sort Of people and will patronize your store as
soon as you open IL.
TERMS: I'll mako tbem 10 suit any honest man
or lady. One condition is that you VIII pay mo
some cash and the balance with interest 81 the
rate OF o per cont per annum AZ certain pc
RODS and within the next three or fouc years.
II these torma don't suit you call and SEQ me-
WARNING: DON'T MISS THE SALE AND
THE OPPORTUNITY. -.,
25-Tu,Th f, Sa&Su5s Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
Steamship Helen FIoated or

steamship Helen fioated OH
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. April 29.-The British
steamship Helen. ashore at False Cape tor
three DAYS. was floated this morning and
proceeded to Baltimore, her destination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

of profit and loss is involved in every
purchase OF Made-to- Measure Clothing.
If you pay too much you've lost money !;
if you buy to advantage you've made
saving. Savings are the cornerstone
of prosperity. TO buy to advantage buy
at the Advantage House, 1901 Main
street. We're always offering advan-
tages not to be found elsewhere. We
keep advantages In stock and the assort-
ment never runs ont. Just now We are
chock full OF them. We have the latest
importations and the best custom cutter
south OF New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers'
No. o north Tenth street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16

mlues Zoo piCtslr ui uuf ga lfthu
Henry Miller is the beet piece OF phpti
rravurr H. the number. An Interest
Ing two pageH b. that gwen W 90
"pbotDprapners' Ideals OF Beauty
sarouy ssIecta Lillian Russell; Moffl-
son, OF Chicago, sends lace OF
Maulie A Jams; rhors, OF San FRAN
cisco. send. our OF Marie Bufrlughfi
and sur own 5aiusbufy & Johnsoi' are
Represented by One oi tneir laughing
pictures OF Lulu Gl'ser
Last Sundays Chickeo Herald
las an announcement relating 10
Mr.. auI Mra 70. -. Young. Mr'
Young is Utah pr0ducti Mf9. Ounki
10 viii be remembered, I've mtrncd ~
LIndou. He o. the comro'er OF the
opera in wnicn Marshal Bingham hrsi
made his bow 10 Stit Lake, Nlf Samp-
son Of Omaha. The pager sayi
Blcknoli Young, baritone, AMI Nine.
MuzzIcato Tuunr pianist, ooih nl lne
Chicago Conservatory, nave arfa,nnse9
u concert 10 be given al tue hoi,l
Richelleu next lnun1ny Win the
assistance Of Mt Snuuc er, hnTp SOLO.
ist. MI. Young be- a baritone siuRer on
exceptional merit. He was taiuei IN
tue Royal college 0f LONDON, ani mas
long been recognized not only OF CON
cert singer tut us q teacher OF thu high'
ct grade Mime. Mszzucai0 Young "
n daughter ut the celebrated Cavalier
Mbzzuolto, lot many yuars direct o.
the Milan Conservatory. ~ vocal
teacher ami mistress %. tue plan snr
has lew equals. IL need scarcely ur
said that singer oi suon talent, sup-
ported by sucu admirable instfumcu-
iaiists, cannot fail q give a most iuict'
eztt y recital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16

The superb advertisement Salt LAX
anu Utah received from the raborna.
Gle choir trip to Chicago has turned
the thoughts Of the town towards hav.
ing the singers make a similar trip TO
the Midwiuter Fair Everyone is be-
ginning ~ plan about i,-ihat is,evcry.
one but the singors. Tue choir while
II would no doubt be very Hlai g. make
the trip " II were possible Tor II 10 be
ser I without expense 10 ITSELF know
that that BE- somewhat unlikely, and In
the present condition oi iis nuancos, 10
IL la no shape 10 undertake concert
tour that Ia any way appfoaches
the expense Of the other. We
fear that the mammoth sizo Of such
an outcrprise-,he financial eide Ui 81
we mean--is hardly appreciated by tie
public. Il took iust about ii5,u0J Go
see the singers through 90 the Other
trip-and this entirely aside from the
nm.uuts which the singers had 60
spend individually. The great part Of
THE $4,000 wa raised by series of
concerts that started several months Ia
advance of tue triI, by thr profits uf
the concerts euruutt; 10y thH sluIO pfItn
money won IN On cage; and ny She cub
hcfiptiOus from the Ch1ir itself, the
public subscriptions amounted 10 very
httle--evcn though the uispOsitou uf
the public was the best boz the world.
We iearA general subscription wuuIs
be- equally Unsuccessful nov. There ~
no large prize offered ct the iaig--or 10
there IL n0thing has been heard
Of 10 here, the concert flea
IL imprauilCable in the umo that
fcmnlus, aud the choir treasury h.
at the lowest possible ehh. LOoKing
the situation al over, 10 would seem
that there are only two thi ~ pfauiic.
ablc. First, that the Fair embrace the
suggestions which We uuJrfstaud were
made by Alf Lannan--ungage tho
choir out ana out 10 80 o. San Fran.
cisco as one Of its attractions aud 60
give certain number of couCefts In
the Music Hail. or, second, that free
railroad anu sleeper transportation b.
arranged TOT the slngors, going by way
Of Portland One way 10 that One con.
cert might he given there, aud several
more In and around san Francisco 10
enable it 10 pay the expenses VI living
while on thu tour.
The Theater last evening was only
fairly filled by dancers, which l. some.
what surprising In view Of tho tail
being the opening one Of the season.
While the aiiir was success from a
eocia' standpoint, II was not at al -U
financially. The reason D., either that
an i1suiliciont number OF invitations
was sent OUT that tunes arc TOO hard
for n general turnout at a ball, OF that
people are holding back Tor the big
charity event which ocCuta later on.
We hope the latter.
The Salt Lake Stock company il
hard at work ON the shadows 20 "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16
,unisruAs Aan NEw yEAU's
HOLIDAY.


For the holidays the Union Pacific
viii cell excursion tickets at rate % Que
fare Tor the round trip % any point IN
Utah, also to any point or the Union
Pacific System ouiaidc of Utah Withiu
distance Of $50 miles, aud to oil points
In Colorado.
Tickets Co be- sold Dec. 23ti, giih,
s5th, 80tn, 3ist, AMI Jan. LIST, gUod for
return until Jau. lth,
Tickets sold 10 Colorado points will
be good Tor return until jan. litr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16

for long winter lIutt lAthNlJ VWlNA 90
the fact tnatsl ew iut class companies
arc now coming west, that e. BUu-
win thpatrr, Tor the hf'i time in 'N
hiso.y,t foat o. Dhtl ei. w'thnl.to.
0puH iatpa uu 10. hauus. lhr cus11.-
ieut Hucus 1u Cnri4 mss night Win
LAZY Wiudermere'4 Eau.
IN writing 10 Manager Burton from
San F.a cleo b Nc H.ymaI ahy'' ''lh
uase tue pHmfr company BE- 1910. me
upIleI o. uml tif,c. utCE O. New
York. aud ! an euaIIri t1 .l.y iu'W
trywutrs Uu.stIe 1l IrFCI, / snail
rrruiuIy pi4y them two ulfuu 90 sal.
Latr. n HrliuE YOUR inquiry as .
WY Irving, aud tDguuliu BOD
IuIinf were mot hl liked @ Sale Lake;
toe pui lir chuuol rEu.c. 90 ge. attftc.
lions like thIsr, nuI you ami k.u"
the reason why. WuI H therr
Bro Salt LAX ur Denver that
will give THESE companies Sine
unfauiuc. they dumHHuf M lrvinL
WuulI have IIayoI 100 Denver sud salt
Lax d. ue wss guArtu cod 5-IlJ To-
puf urmaucH. / uii NOT acrm Dc usces.
sary oruIvi-,bIc even o. submit tine
figures, kI1wtn that tho couIiiIn OF
salt Lake aud DeIver would MT WAC
rant any m1uasvms % Oh give aIy
kind of a guarantee, le alDuu "a guIrtus
tee of no iHrgu au am unit There is
no getting away from the fact tlnt che
Wsst mas Received severe e..UtcS,
aud although / personally Igrl thti Do
viii recover, twiIl Poe % matter JI some
time. ruefc b. grvtt deal " uu-
luusitsm iu san francisco ghrIink
the MIIWluter Exposition. People
ate wUfk ~ uu tya pttcI All anticipate
wUuIer ul re-Iits. I trust thrss results
will bu futlErI. Tue enterprise De- Of
magnitude Tar hUyuul what ! uN'
prc.rI. / rEpuo. TO lsHyu nufr early
urAt month, aui on my way East shall
si0u Hud spend uay win you auI
canvass mallurs thUrOu. hly. / have
sen, you lacEa % OF passes that are
nov usIug issued by the Arlur' Fun
ui Amrron, anu uf1 iu uFu iu n Dr "a
gtcnt many VI thr principal thcal,rf Ui
iuu EaHl nnd I nm g0ing % usu tuou
iu my dIiirrsut thoatoa Ola tuo coast.
lhs object b. 10 Try ana ggt a Tow
pennies Tor tho ActJu' Fund. Toe
system iB that nuy onu applying 40 the
tuua.Br Tor irgr pa.svs, aud tne m tu.
srmrut desires GO iFHuu thuHlme--must
be- taxed 40 cents tor each trai, win ca
money goes 10 tne A tore Fult Inc
Funu IL trying TINS with tue obirc. 20.
Hs'uftaining whether 10 cen g8t sui'
nuicut money yearly ~ sustain 10
without having g. apply TO tue PUB 10
100 the way OF buurilis. / am OgIiuvUr
in it and see no reason why any per.
son VINO is admitted 10 the tnraIur irus
of charge cam. a1Ird 60 pay q tax oi
10 cents. Kudly lot ne nave yUur
view on tue subject and OblltC. 4.
you can use these tlckota withuul inter.
icriug iu your methods " lpiIs uusi.
urss, 1 would strongly advise you 90 do
the same, aud all mUntys fasti ivu you
can remit snco q month 10 A. NJ.
Palmer, no Il president Of tho ActIr'
FunI. Rsmrmuor II you eau only
sruI g. a month, u Is % muol money
Tor a gool ciu,e, ami % 10 .he many
small fumittaucus tnGt the Fund tx.
pvrts Will M tue aggregate amount 70 u
great deal o. money.