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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05
WILLIAM L STEWART

William r. Stewart. a well-known hardware mer-
chant, died Friday morning at his home at Viola,
~ Y. Mr.. Stewart was sixty years old. He was a
Scotchman and came to America many years
ago. Two years ago he married Miss Pauina
Nelson, who survives him. Mr.: Stewards death was
caused by heart failure, which developed from an
attack of acute dyspepsia fifteen days ago The
funeral will be held at his home tormSrroW after,
noon. at $50 o'clock. The body will be taken on
Tuesday, TO Fernwood Cemetery for burial
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pOstOmce y0ffce

Foreign mails for The week ending November II wiz
Owing " certain REQUIREMENTS Of rosfa Un'ea Regs.
s Of ca. @ tn s win ~ % ~'ss s y sa x
between ins, Is. ana 18TH Of NOVEMBER: -.
per Dsss from n w. Sss sfs "
A. 49, s 4
psr straits q Dover, Via capecwa at g M for
se1 and jsU." p:
steamer l,em Vancouver t'stes must D. directed va
"a ss TO- ss,GSs s ,..a n ssrs
L Plata ssss.. MI: e. b s,.s per 81
GEN. at 3 y. m. for BIacaelds PER ausss, from
rs deter. q, r muse Ssr Be- L.
va ne. gl5s e! oe' ': %
- isss ss; s:r:s:
s'sa'au z xs iaas"" from Ssnosaa.
r"atp Gsrss PEI S'"esTS r
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S.Iss Sss. $. Se: :
c1' p 4@ec' ss~ 1sS: S TS'r % 'S
% sst.! sf fi': Sc he,
SNrURDAY-At 9 30 a. ~. for France Swiue'I -
Italy, Spain Portugal and Tu key, per IA r,soens,
yIa HAVE: a. IN. for EUROPE. pc = = Lpcani' VI
Queenstown deter Germany, Franc" swiU
Italy spain. Pnrt"g, AMI ~ key must D. diic ga pr
LucaniaD: az 80 a fr Ncthr ands direct per - :.
Spaarnd1rn via Rotc-Gar Ottcrs mus DE- ar cteI cr
SDaa~n1,m'D: at 20 a. for GERMANY per = Trave'
ampt01 and Bremen, NUT b, directed pr IrNe e
10 A. m. Complementary 10 20 q. M TO- WInawad
islands Der Murei et.cs for Grenada Ffnidah sn9
Totrg9 mus. directed per Muir ell az IL a. m
Campcche Chapas, Tabasco an: fu, ata1. per s. = SX
Of Alexandria e,t for ohe- Mexican STATES ri tuns
must ho directed 'per CITY OF aexandria); al IL
Or Hayt Cumana and Carupaao per :. Oranje Ns..ae
(Ieers for other Venezuelan Ports Cur acao IrnI.aa
british ami Guiana must be dfcctci per oranIs
N3ssau''). -,
Mails for Australia. New-Ze,land. Hawaiian Fiii and
Isanis. pcr Monowaf lfrom an Franciseols
close daily Novenib"r III at :yo m ~
arrival 1T NcwYcrk q" Etrursa With British na'is
mr. Australia. Mall. for China and Japan p, = ~
San Fanclscol close hero daily up 70 NoVcm.
tcr rs ut g 40 D. m. Malls for Hawaiian Islands Per
Australia (from Fr,ncscol close her, daily up %
nEs sr .tr is;i"e ir'm San Francisco losc hero
dsiiy IN N November 90 az 80 y. m. Mails fot
Chna Japan. H,wa and Australia. Via Nancouvef
Especially addressed Onv) c'ose at this once caiN ~
10 D m Mats fer Nowourdian1 b. ail n Ha ray
and thence clos" NJ the ori,' daiy ut S;S1
n m. Malls for MioueIon by rail to Ponoa. and tsnre
hv steamer close this Office daily ~ 30 ~ M Mails
Sailing MONDAYS ~ays and satnrf,vs) close az hs
office daily at ~ Mails for Mexico. overland M.
less necally addressed for dispatch By steamer cos' a.
this Office daily at A.
Registered mail closes AZ 6 n. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05
Guecial Notifies.

OpttI"b Nph@S"'
Ably the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
2ss FIFTH AVENUE.
WIN. b. NORMAN, AUCTIONEER.
A REMARKABLE SALE OF
Very Choice Collection OF
ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
PoRcELAINs AND POTTERY, INCLUDING
LOUIS XIV. XIV. XVI, cHlPPENDALE EMPIRE.
SHERATON aud COLONIAL FURNITURE. Scvres.
Delft Capo dI Monte and Dresden foreciains. Sheffield
Plated Ware antique gold frame Mantel Mirrors. seoaecs
convex Mirrors antique Oriental Rugs. Marguerite
Tables, Desks Cabinets, brass and Iron Androns and
Tenders the whole forming wonderfully attractive aggre.
cation OF very desirable objects.
exhibition MONDAY AND TUESDAY NOV. O
AND z. from A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
SALE ny AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY,
Nov. .. Q. and 10. At 2 o'clock.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Bangor, Me-. Nov. 4IIugh Ross for fifty years eiosey
identified with the shipping business on the Penocscot
River, died yesterday. aged seveaty-o years.
ocaanG Me-. Nov. i-Captln Weston Or, CORY, master
mariner, well the cOa:twise trade died to-day
aged nityfour Years. He a prominent Mason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05
THE CONDITION OF GEORGE KEMP.

George Kemp who lives No. 700 Fifti-ave. has
been seriously i'll several weeks. II was sad at his
home last evening that his condition somewhat i'm
proved and that he resting quietly. The avenue in
front is covered with tan lark to deaden the
noise OF passing vehicles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

The Sketch Club had monthly dinner aud meeting at
its rooms No. lab Broadway last night Hushson
IIawlcy spoke on "water-Color RENDERING There was
also a musical entertainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05
WHY MAYOR BOODY IS LIKE A RAINBOW.

At the regular Monday Preachers Meeting, at
the Methodist Book Concern on Monday. the Rev.
Mr. Montgomery propounded the following conun-
drum: go
why is Mayor Body like a. rainbow
Because he Is all hues Q1ugh's)."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05
LARGE MILLS 10 START UP.

1t was announced yesterday that the large jute
mills Of the Dolphin Manufacturing Company. at
Paterson n. j.. employing 1000 to 1000 persons
long idle, would start tomorrow on full time and
with a full force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

CHURCH OF TIE ETERNAL HOPE. sist-st, ~
tween Columbus and Amsterdam ayes, Rev. T.. =,
B0ILEs D D. ra;or-su9isst u e. NJ v lou, Cred
Last" 8 p. m, Mrs. L. ORMIsTON CHANT, Of Lon.
DON England. well known for her ability and phuaa.
thropc work. will preach All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, 5tn.aye and 10th.
ST. I;,v PEi.CEY l.. CRANE, Kcctor.-Seats fr e. All
welcome Service Sunda. Novcn9,r Holy communion
AT . A. M; service AMI HOY Communion NJ IL
a m. k.vtning service (cnorall, p. \ shortened
service In the chapel l. West nthst. at p. m The
Reef 0litiatr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, corner Of 3iths:: sn1
ERT (0LLYER subject: "Our Daily Bread" The pub
lie cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

CHRIST CHURCH., Boulevard and Tlss-st, Dr. y ..
SHIPMAN, Rector.-Mornng services II o'clock Evens
Ing service, :.
Sunday -schoo at 10 4. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
1Oh-st and SHAVE,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock Gounod's DE Profunde"
will be sung by large choir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

At KNICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY, "A West
1tth.st Mrs HELEN Il. BRiCHAM.-Quest IA.
swerpd subjects given by the audience.
Lectures IL a. H., :ij p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05
noli!ieal Notice.

"WhO would be free. themselves must strike
the blow"
GOOD GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
CANDIDATE FOR THE ASSEMBLY IN THE
TwENTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
JOHN BROOKS LEAvTTT.
The election Of good and true to the State Less'
atIre was important than at the present time.
When the Sneaker the Assembly publicly declare
a, did winter and with apparent truth that the
laws OF this State, far, at least. they affect this
municipality were dictated by and enacted on the ordes
OF an Irresponsible Posi- In this city it bchooves every
citizen who values individual liberty and government by
an intelligent and untrammeed majority to look to ther
preservation
II either Of the candidates nominated by regular
party organizations Of the district had been such as To
give reasonable ground OF belief in their liberty to act
and their willingness 10 act primarily and persstenty
for the benefit Of the city and the state that one woua
have been supported by the Good Government Organfza-
t. Blu: It Is believed from their affiliations and the
circumstances OF their nomination these candidates eaus
neither Of hem give any reasonable ground for sucA
belief. Hence IL is that
JOHN BROOKS LEAVITT,
A man OF high character and unblemished reputation.
lawyer o, ability and standing in his profession mas
been put forward independent candidate hn
freedom from c.;anglng alliances will enable him.
elected to ~ his convictions Of Official cuy.
while his ability and character. familiarity WIN cv
affairs and opposition 10 the continued supection New"
York 10 the Chief of ToInany Hail. give confidence thae
he will use such freedom for the public advantage
The undersigned residents OF the Twentyrst Assembly
District as the suYrages Of their feilowcitzenss
rdwori n Adams Henry G.. Nsrquand.
Dc, EAix adler \. Newbod Morris,
- kernIeim j. Moyius,
Itnho,t ellis Max Nathan,
~ i,"I s,,,on Tnttino Wheeler II. Peckhem,
~ paysrd Cnffina john Harsen Rhodes,
Er.d De Pen ster .. l.. Richard,
1850 r bodice julius Rudisch, II. D.
William Fahnesock, John H. hker
NJ S. Fecbhe.mer, p W. khineanaer
David IL Greer. ID. D.. J. y xoosexer
Arthur B. Jocoo n. Schu,
samuel Hammersough Gustav H. Schwap,
Jn.enh Nv IIarper John Sloane,
yyoIP : Hastings d. D., William Alex. Smith,
William d. Isham r. D. 1appeh, \, -
John S. Kennedy, T. Giil1rd Ihomos NJ ~
L. krutina. j. H. rah, Am:iEse' ,
Joseph Larocque, Sa'ch y: wales
Dic ,ander Maitland Julius Wolf, N. D.,
~ and many others.
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Ncliaious NoIires.


ALL SOULS CHURCH, Msdison:aye. and 00th-ss:s
pey r. lIEBER NEWTON, ID. d.. Rector.-Rev IL. r.
HAYNES NJ. A.. OF London, breaches at II a. M. an
Rev WILLIAM KIRkUS, LII. d. at 80 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

AN INTERESTING SERVICE, consisting Of singing
and rccltatons by large choir Of children, Il neld
every Sunday 80 p. 10 which rhe public Is In.
ytcd az the Five Industry 155 Wofthst.
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FIRST BAPTIST cHURCM-BROOKLYN.

EeLIsE pu sAINT.EspRIr. go. s2e; rue. oSsss.
Services felRieux le dimanche 10Th. du matin - {
IN. du soir. Rev. 4. " wITTMEYER Rsctsur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

IN ThE AcXpEMY on MUsIG. Morning sermon.
THE Progress q chri'tanity" E,s1 ws ssrpca ID
Morning music. Mrs zippora MQnteth fische 500 =;
Mrs. fischc ana Mr. fardo. duet; ana male Qusstsss
Messrs. Pardo Whtlakrr Dwight ana Brocotnt. Even.
Ing music, Chas. Tyler Duttoa sooist Mrs Du!een
and Mr.. Pardo ami quartet Censregat onal etng
ing led by string quartet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Harlem. Lcncx-ave.. cornea
lc2dst. Rev. DR.. BRlDGNAN Rector Morning prayer:
sermon aud Holy Communion ~ IL O'clock The kectSS
will onieiatc. Eycnsoac at p m: Evening prayer, W.
sermon by the Rev. ARNOLD H. REppiNh " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULrURE.-Leeture bv
Prof. FELIX ADLER. Ut MuSc Hall. corner S,n,st.
and 7th.ayc.. at II 10 o.: M subject .lhc PoiiucM
situation In New.York; Who Is Responsible Eur ltp'
All intercstcd are invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

ST STEPHENS CHURCH tEpsccpall; West !esh'
st.. 9Th and 9th aNes. Rev. tuAkLiS y.
TREAT METEOROLOGICAL services. eommcmorsti,s Of the
reopcninc Of the church Tor public worship Holy Com
manion, 10 Morning prayer and Holy Csmmsn,G ,ss
with historical sermon, II Evening scfNhc. wiz
addressed b. clergy Of neighborine churches y m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

TEMPLE EMANUEL 4Sd.st aud Sthave.-M y
.. m. Or. JOSEPH SiLyERMAN. On ''Ethies q -
Citizenship"
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PILLS.

for sale by All Dru ygistA. Price c5c per hoNi
receipt of price. nrJ. n. tohenok A son. phild'A
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Ogden Enioined.

The injunction suit Of William II.
Wheelwfight vs. Ogden city, which II
an action brought TO restrain the city
from Paying Contractor Milkerson, on
the paving Of Twenty-fifth street out
Of the general fnnds Of the city was
taken w In court yesterday. Tho case
was called up on the demurrer filed by
j. N. Kimball, city attorney, In when
1t was held that the facts In the case
were not sufficient 10 constitute an
action In the court. However, after n
lengthy argument ON both slider, In
which every phase Of the question was
ably considered, the demurrer was
overruled anu ton days were given In
which 10 make answer, pfoViucd lie
tlniuilii files an accepted bond In the
sum 81 U, 900. Thiaaction willtempofnf-
ily prevent the paying out OF the city's
funds, but II looks much like locking
the stable after the horse IN stolen, Us
the council has already appropriated
warrants $4,000 In part payment OF
the paving contract. Mr.. Henderson,
attorney for the plaintiff, however, gave
II out that he wne not through yet and
that tho city council had been very
premature nappropfiating this money,
anu tnat possibly there would bc trou'
BILE experienced In converting war
rants into cash.
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niseellaDeouS Works.

Orson PFntt'. Works, = seres Of pamphlets
on sho doeHipos OF Tho gospel, boob of ga
pages, 80.
Handbook OF Rsferenos 70 mo history
chronology, religion and country Of The Lai.as
Aay s,iuts-frr saints and stranRnnL aOe
Uhs Lscs and LEso4a % H1Aar -. fizEssn
Saith, Win full account OF bar funsal
services, poapld, isc.
Dos the bible Sanction Poiynnunyi
Sdl,eunion bo,vcon Elder or,on Pratt and Dr.
,. y Newman, IN which "a aidod threa dl..
eo1rlos on celestial marriage By Elders or.oa
fra'S George A. smith and Geo Y. Cannon.
7SG
Joseph smith-gss no . Prophst Of
codi ~ n. slodah, price, Paper. DC.
Review Of No Decision OF tho Supreme
Court OF tho U. H., IN Tho Gao of George
hoynolds, By deorge 9. Cannon, 2ae.
Hook Of Abraham, ~ authenticity sstaL,
iished, By Geo. Hoynoldi, 2se.
Tho Preeeptor, by John Sleho'Soa, "a
Tho spAuIdinE ssOry, or HAa--siBi
Found. Paper, asi closh, soi out u.Sa
Angel OF tho Pruiriesl or Dro&Hi Il The
Future, ~ p. p. Pratt, los.
Tho Mormon Question. ~ John Taylor,
Zoe.
Poems. Religious, distorted and Political ~
Illts X. snow. yoi. ?, Leather, Ass Vol. ,,
cloth, u.ooi Vol l, Cloth. Cut, 7Oe.i Vol. !,
Cloth, 500.
Harp Of zion. Poems By John Lyon. GsotiN
uuL 7so.i Cloth, SIC.
Year Of Jubilee. Disooursss delivered 81, and
general proceedings OF The Yiftsth Annual
Conference, $50.
RESTORATION Of ths Everlasting Gospel.
by u.ofgo roAsdaio, L.
intemperhnes, &c.
A Voice from tho Mountains, loo
Iho Resurrection. ~ President nicAez
Young, i0o.
euide 20 sait I.Ahs Gay sd m E1B'
vtrsuA, ~
SsSs Meeting Record. ! HuirN IN,
guIfos, u.7si squlros, a. 10.
SMUT, ana sinners. ~ phil. Robinson, ia
The Fnn OF the Cront Republic. ~ Es
Horny stNndlsh Coyordale. lse.
mnriyrdom OF Joseph Standing. BY
John Nicholson, a5e.
Items On PFiosthoOd. ny President loAA
Taylor, zoe.
TIE HOOK OF flasher, clo's out taSs
Leather uut s5,i5.
temples. Descriptive and historical Sketches "a
ancient and modern sacred edlhees. win an
appendix, giving an account Of the laying OF
no eapsiono Of the Bait Lake city Temple,
Aprn6, isg2. Paper Toe.
niciiounry OF tae IiOok OF HIor'aoR,
Cloth, n.1s, aut, n1s.
History Of tho uormons, Sc.
niiiennIaI scar, hack volumes tsoo sseA.
saaEnAA Of DaeOuHsss, AssA vOlunOs VLIo
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THE CANAL SUIT.


The cult Of VIM. Garland W the
Beer Lake and River WAterworks and
Irrigation company was continued
yesterday morning before Judge Zane
and the matter has been temporarily
eeltled. Ths hearing was on the
petition OF the plaintiff asking that n
receiver be appointed for the Bear
River Canal cotnpaoy aud Including
the walefwOfks system OF this clty.
Hut later the attorneys for Mf. uarlanu
rave notice that they had abandoned
the idea Of asking for receiver
After considerable discussion OF
glowing nature the attorneys
for both sides agreed upon an
order which wns drawn up and np-
proyed by the court. In the order the
plsintin Is permitted 10 change his
complaint 10 include the woris,
"mechAnica lien M shown by the
Judgment hefoinbefore sot OUT" WIN
tnls amendment the court ruled that
The demurrer was not we'll taken and,
therefore ovefTulodit. by consent q
the defendants II was ordered that -
temporary Injunction be Issued,
which would restrain defendants
from conveying, dlspoeing OF, or In
any way encumOefing the property
doscribcl In the amended complaint.
Th0defendants were allowed TO make
water right deeds and contracts
for water nom the Bear river canal
at fair and reasonable prices and ron.
tails, but the proceeds OF such sales ana
rentals are 10 be- held subject TO the
order Of the court.
This leaves this very important suit,
involving In all more than SlOO,uOl, IN
much tho same condition ~ II was
before the commencement OF this latter
action. Mr.. Garland, the lalntin,
still retains . lien ON the Bear river
canal, which N considered ample seou.
rlly Tor the amount OF his claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
Grand Jury Report,

The grand Jury made igs first report
yesterday. The following cases were
ignored;
United States Va Trivia Alvord, open.
Ing u. s. Mail.
United States va 3. y. Griffin, "dun.
ning" on postal card, or illegal use Of
the mails.
The People Of Utah Territory v,
George w. Jones.
In the following cases indictments
Were found:
People VI g. +. Martin and Edward
Forrest, burglary.
People vs. Edward Wells ana Fred
Blocum, burglary.
People vs. f. Il. Wilson, grand
larceny.
People va Robert A dams, rape.
People va Robert Adams, burglary,
People va John Simmons, burglary
The United States VI Robert Faux
neT, iotnioatiou.
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Pnnrih District Court Noies.

In the case Of the North American
II. 4 l.. association Vi J. II. Mcguire
1t nj, Judgment was entered yesterday
on the default OF this defendants.
l.. II. Rogers, Ransiord Smith and j.
n. Kimball were appointed n cOmmii.
tee To examine j. II. Hammond Of
Logan ON an application to practice
law In the Fourth district.
Judgment was granted In favor Of
the plaintiffs In the amount OF slO36,
Ia the caso Of .ldltmAn bros. VI. Me.
Manis Bros.
Court adjourned until Wednesday,
August %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
Notes aud Personals.

Oscar wilkins Jr. will leave home
this fall TO OIL u mission in Germany.
II. 4. Richards was IN attendance at
the $. ;. Jones sale yesterJay. lie
represented several Salt Lake firms.
Abrsm Hatch, came down from
Wnsatch valley yesterday, aud was
seen about the streets during the day.
Professor II. l.. Giles Ia training a
Juvenile opera company.
There are eth no definite indications
a. to when the First National bank
will resume business.
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T9lAl...................lll.IpI l0

The goods were sold to safety Judg.
ments In favor OF n. q. Webber, firs.
National bank Of Provo aud JAMES l.,
Daniels, approximating over sl2,O1J.
IL was at the request OF Mi. Jones
that this goods were sold In bulk, none
OF the creditors above mentioned Oh
jccling. A number Of Provo merchants
werO present prepared to bid on de-
partment lots Of gOods, aud they were
somewhat surprised at the decision -
sell the stock Ia its entirety. The
opinion was general that larger sum
would have been realized by selling IN
smaller lots.
Tue business property Of Jamea
Thomson on Confer street al 2.3 %
was sold at auction on the suit Of the
FLEET Natlonsi bank. IL was bid In by
j. &. Graham. one Of the bank dirco.
tors, tot -, $50, the amount OF the JuJg.
mcnt
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Probate Court.

Judge Bishop made the following
orders In the probate court yesterday;
In the matter VI the estate of Anse-
lem Huss, deceased, an otder was
made fixing monday, August 2lst, for
nnal settlement anu distribution.
In the matter OF the estats Of Simon
b, HigginbOtham, deceased, an order
was entered liking August 7Eh for hear
ing ON final account.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West.--

Amer a stay Of several years Mt WASH
ingion, O., during which hehas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
and tho departments, Judge Cha-. w.
S'aynor, an Attorney and Counselor of
tho supreme Court Of tho United States,
Is prepared to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees aud
informing Influential Congressman nv to
the needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
lIo also continues his practice In tho
General Land onloc. prepares appeals,
makes answers and arguments before the
Commissioner and Secretary. analyses
and reports on cases TO attorneys at a
distance. and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable Services
prompt aud reliable. P.o. Address, BOX
AZ, Washington u. G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

For summer complaint in the child
rem, there IL nothing as goou as
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiArrbma Remedy. Z cures dysentry,
iiArrhwA and cholera infRntum, anu
never fails when used In time and the
plain printed directions are followed.
When reducNd with water and sweet
nned II Is pleasant TO take. % and 81
cent bottles for sale by u. q. NJ. /.
Drug Dept. d&s
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RIO GRANDR
WESTERN.
siandsrd opau~
.sSSGisSEsi cURatRI rIst IAbla
In Eject vsv ~. 1904


In Eject vsv gtr. 1904
trlvTa SAN tANu
No a--Tnr Provo, braud junction All
All points Hast ....,,... ......., Bi1l Am.
ko,t-EoT Provo, Grand Junction and
90 points Eait........ ......-.. 7aop.nL
No f-Tor Provo, Payson Eureka and
SILVER CITY ..s.............,...-iioA pm.
NO. O-ior bingham, Provo, Mnuu.
and snlina 200. .......... Dol. 4 ll Am.
No. t-lor Ogden and Wsft............lli1 l pm.
10 l-lor ogden and the WOst ....... 10 % a.tn
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No i-Trom Provo. Grand Junction
and thn khat ......... ...........i To- 20 A. m.
No e-Trom Provo, Drand junction
aud the kaft,.............a..-...u 80 p.m.
No. S-irom Provo, rAyton. kuroka
aud Nilvc CITY .s.....-........ 10 OlA,th
10 s-from bingham, Provo, Manu
and Hhlinn ........ ......... ....... iit'nsm M
30 2-Trom Ogden pni tho West....... ] .ai am.
80 f-ffom Ogden ami Tho WrsI .... mo b.
only Inc running through Pullman iularc
hnuhr Drawing Room -'ccrrrs o. Denver VIA
franc Junction ant Co harsHF CIV ami th.cas
- va colorado puinia 1ni only linc running
IuImnu elcuurrH suIt lhtr IN san frHurlHrn.
Noehangcs close Connections Safety speed
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