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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
Trust.

NXruLUEAs. NEIL- e.. CHmsrESsES
w uu Iuy tu uly Uf AUGUST. lslu. exc
CuIgl aud delivered Goo tNu sat Lake valley
loan Hut True company ne Dortuu prumIas
sufy uotO for tHy SUM 10 fOuI tHuuaHuI dululs,
ra'aUIr uu tHp 1000 GAS - august, lsu1. and On
i0rurC che payment of Hlli note SAID NriIH g.
Christensen aud Oh vito Auu ". tnrIstUuayu,
un f1Ii ..tu Gay of August i-lI. executed and
delivered o. H, q, rHH bury and lrnut 90.
DYER. trustee. UI Sol. ll.U C.tv Utah. 70 cor
tain decd, whereby .ln# conveyed o. Hnid u. j.
lowing described UTcwH Cs, aItUatUd Doc salt
Lake CITY. Salt Lakr c1uh'y. Utah, to.uits
An that pHrt auu parcel OF lot o. iu block llI,
plat a, rglt lac wy .Nnef' bounded ana
Cummcurrr Ht fNU northeast corner OF said
lot uud uunirE thence south ~ rode thence
3 rods. thence north rods. aud thence rast
rods tu Che place NJ lrFn1iug, which said
deed wHH duly hIei ilr rnturl in me ohcc NJ
tng county fogHr'rr. .u SAT- lalr county
corHtd Iu uu1s % of mortgage pages aN7 ,o
"wbcrtas. satd d.oi provides that Boz
case o default boo one payment OF said
prnmissurv motto. t.un on The urpI.
tati1n oil ho legal hui ier of SAID rrlmil .orF
motto, % should be- lawful for sad rusigca, their
pUte Uf sud premises at puHllc auction 90 she
front door Of iug County count house, u SALT
yioua uoucU OF such sale bY publication once
tu each WruL fur -Four successive WUrhH 900 amy
rpWHrHprr uaHIl.Hru 90 Shat uao lu -sid cUuu.
~ of sIlt Like, ttlH. hui,
whereas. The mlErr 10 said note have
allied and refused tn pay Che Same and aaII
n0tc De- now due and 800 same % wholly unpaid
Whereas. ono OF fHd Trustees Frauk 49,
uyof, b. now dead 1ul One uilrr trustee, %. q.
Salisbury, is iuut tom thc Territory Of Utah
Where's tg pro, Irl boo SAM trust cei
that boz case uf enc death ur removal from said
county on other inability No acc uu Che part of
ittruatrus. thD rhuut ut sand county shall
no ami tcr,uu Ia appointed HudWldr eurUuHtUr
.u trust ln raIu U.uI With Nkc power and
nutlufIty af wHaT ,at.I 300 Hail truHtOcH, and
tlr lrrk. holder DI HaIu note, The ult Lake
VuIlry loan Huu lru#f Company ,ha- applied GO
tUr tndrr.IFrUU HNHrI NJ -Hlt lAlO county tn
arIt tbr urrmtsrs under lHU power conferred
upon mo- uy saId deed, nua Cor tho purpose Of
satisfying HAil motto.
vested .Ly Raid iru .I Iuul tnl ti the frVueEi of
the aat aHN IhE. valley Iulu ul' Trust
ruuuany ufuTU uU. o. NW Mcqueen, Hnruu
of shlt I. .tr county. lllr WIZ ul INC front
door of me county rU.r. house Of -nlt Lake
county Utah. ON ihg lHi dnI ~ Augu1i, Is IS,
40 thC uUur NJ la ul Ht $500 ull', sep ut public
yondup Cor ua.h tIC HEHmfes hHfnulciutr aud
I'M said decd described, tu htuHiy uld note ana
interest uud tuU COO. u, executing lhu trust,
Including Reasonable Wtonuy'H fees tuf tur
attorney nf enc irustryH
Dated salt Lake tItH, liln, July 5lsl !'A
WILLIAM MCQUEEN,
bhf.u a. salt Lake county ulah.
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A churrl, on wheels.

The chapel ear Emmanuel appropriate
" termed "tho church on wheels" ar.
rived az tho Northwestern depot yestCr-
lay and lcfJ three quarters OF an hour
later for Denver y.a the Northwestern,
In the special Bapta, train from Boston.
As the title would Indicate, the ear iH
used for disseminating tho gospel among
railroad men whose limited t,mo PFC
1'ulos thcm from church attendance.
The car is tho second one built for thia
purpose, tho iirat. tho "Eyaugcl,' having
been designed by John D. Rockefeller,
aud BY him and h.5 associates presented
To tho American Baptist National nsso-
citation. The new car is 40 iyet long and
10 wide, with a seating capacity of 100.
II embraces u chapel room, study and
sleeping and dining apartments, Tho
interior 60 beautifully Anishgl ia antique
oak a Handsome lCcturn and costly
organ, both tho g.fts Of tho uanuinc-
turers, further enhance this missionary
palace.
In charge Of the chapel oro the Rcv
aud Mrs, e. O.. wheeler Oregon evan.
gollats, and Il IS their intention TO make
tn Pacific coast their Held Of operation
Oregon, Idaho, Washington aud Cali
tomia will hc thor objective states
Tho regular routine Of the sanctuary
Is TO be followed at oyorystoppingplace
Sermons, Sunday srha9! gud song ery-
tees and prayer meetings win be com.
blnod Where pllblc. churches VIII
be organized and left as evidences Of tho
ehapol's work, In addition to tho evan.
gelical worl, thus described tho car will
10 due tho contain = complete library
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AssEsssMENr NOTICE

L UChl BILL NINtNG COMPANY,
- PRINCIPAL place OF business rHrk tIu,
tIlH. location or mine, suaEu Greek Mining
ustraL NualrH uuuiU uuh. Noucc b.
hereby given, tlGt nc % meeting Of the Hoard OF
Irust,y. of th. LUCKY 1904 Mining Company,
Ur.d0n tHu 'fH iH. of August l-H $40 ysHcss
m,ui $50 HI U. b DHutH prr share was levied
able tl tuy secretary within .N days from
above date. at salt lNkc tIIg, lth. Any
stock upon which t'HH a.su. HIurut remains 900
u.II uu' tho 10TH daY of oUfUWIur lsHItWiII Doe
trIfu.Uyut and lflr. u"Hl Iul HH'rt unI uH.yHH
uagmuu. b. wade before, viii lD SOLD 10 public
iu.uHu uu tHr s|rt guN of october l-Jt, uf 10
.o'ri1rL Hm no room $40. Ill Constitution
buTdus eUf laLu cts. d ulH, tu pay duuu
guuut u.au.amUU# tu#rfNU. Win costs OF
advert .iur aul expense of Halr Assessments
may Uu UHd .t il" lIah 'ummertAt lul
W.. UlNruN, secretary.
Residence, Iuu1Hn Cont anl -gal, uct
md aud .rd Ny.t 81, SAILS lasu 1867, uHa
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. in and Tor salt LaL
County, TERRITORY Of Utah

In the Probate Court, in and Tor salt Lake
County, TERRITORY Of Utah
In tho matter OF the estate and FuariianahIp of
brursc iiuslgr un insane person.
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANNA
~ o. lusIer, guardian 90 che e.. tate ana
person of bcufFc ilusicrHu insane person, has
rendered COR srtuuu. attend llod 20 said couri,
tho final account OF hur guardianship, and thai
Ihufsday. Ohio 1ttl daN UI August, AID. 1878, lt
lu O'Clock ben. ut the court room Of faid court,
County Court House, NHlt Lake CITY and
County, uttn Territory, uls been duly appoint,
Cd Psi Judge OF Haii court Tor me settlement OF
raid account, at which time nud place any per
son Interested Iu Huil yHtuiu may appear mud
show rHusr. 10 auT There Doc, why Hnid account
should NOT be settled aud approved az prayed
for.
Dated July 1ith, 1919
C.0ts of tho Probate Court
HvJ. =. JACK, deputy.
iiouuett Mnr,htu bradley Attorneys for
Guardian,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
once Ut tUu
UyHcTet Cold q silver Muur g Milling Co
sails lease .itI. tHN, July Cd. lsiL

HN'.|N| NN NNNN
Ut.yTut Cold a silver Mining g Milling CO.,
sails laae 1865. O. fHU. July Cd. isA
NOTICE IS uH.IsI eINEN III Al
~ Ht 10 WgUu U. tlF Hoard a. Directors
Ol tnu neHrrut Ou.IN -INFr Mining q MiluuT
COMPANY, hold 90 -slt lH.U tty. tHlu. Thur
uav, June a.ih, 1899, AU HaHuH0muut Of b
mills pJg rhHrr was levied uuHu tHu capital
stock Of said cUrpur elton. payable uu or before
Ihuuduy, AuguHt 900. ls"i. Iu GO rCerCnrT,
A. Milton Nuuspr 90 tuu UiIUr ul tho Company,
90 O Ist tnulU Temple street. -lit LAKE Dity
Any stock uUna MHI.I aIrI I.H.H HuUuE may
remain uupu.u ON .Id .IIt uly oft August, lut
viii bD declared delinquent ana advertised
Tor fl'C, uud uul Hs T|l. Utut BE- made before,
viii be- sold at the on of tine cDmuIuy hfure.
said "a. O'Clock % m. uu Monday, tuc llth
day uf sgrtCWhgri 800 Hi public uguou tl thu
h.FhuHi bidder CO. UHF thu delinquent h.Hrsss
mcut together with clHt uf advertising and
expense 20. rHrs
AuftupaauIIer. will hN expected o. lrIur nr
Hrud their .UTiiuHit Cor proper endorsement
when lH.tsHuuup gru patti.
A. MllTON MNssEE,
90 scclgi.ry
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The Introduction or F.i.n l.1t.a
touis u.u1'y working o. revolution 5.
municipal management iu mauy g.t.
u h1a tAEcl some Gt'H time t1 m4H..
people 60 realize that lui only need ,l.
rr.usH OF towns and cities buuot wH... b.
but tina, it can actually Doe turned into o.
source Of very considerable profit s
Instructor iu the town % Widuas, Eu.
land generates hcnt f0r an o.octucplaut
capable oflightiug che town hail. market.
free library, technical schools and p1rt ol
the street lamps. Now York Telegram.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THr srun..
| holders Of the North Point Con .niilaicI
of the stoclholdora Of tho snid company u.I
he heid al O'Clock pm, on Monday fN' I'H
day OF september next, ~ nc cullen iHlrI
seit TatotItv. 10 elect = board Of director. T.r
Tie cnsuing year, and 20 aitcnd Go such other
Irstnoss ptrtaining 70 the Interests Ui The com.
tanv Al may be brought before o.
j. W. WHITEHEAD, JU..
Secretary.
Sal, Lake city. August iith, isp
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NOTICE

rI,uE ANNuAL MEETING OF the
atoc. hu dcrs OF thp salt Lake md Zoe
Aurica Hallway Company will be- held at the
cumpuuy'a 0Hpr. 80 lli state street, on
ThursdAy, The 3lai dHy of september, AID lsl',
al lO H u.. Tor the purpose nI clyCUug directors
Tor tho ensuing year aud tur thu rlugariiuu
nf such other business Hs muy Woprry come
before SAID meeting.
salt Lake cry, Utah. August .lsi l..a
I. 4, CLAlION,
aYrrNfaHN
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Notice OF the ana place for the hearing OF
petition Tor admlHainn 10 probate NJ Will.
nURsuANr To Az ORDER or SAID
i court u HnIt matter notice i hereby
gwen that Thursllr, Tie .lth day NJ August.
4 %. lsIa. ne ~ O'clock n.m., ~ the County
Court uouHc 100 -all Lake CITY, Utah TERRITORY,
iu tno court room OF said court hAi been APP
pointed thr time and place for tho hearing uf
uiu admission o. probate NJ rrrlHin document
herewith presented. pufpurilug 20 Dee the lUst
viii and tCriAuput NJ George A. NcoArH dc.
may appear aud Dppn1c tlu probate NJ said
will OF the granting OF letters Parliamentary Co
William Lowe, us prayed for in said
In vitncs whereof hay0 ih0rouuto cot my
hand and affixed the Hral OF SAID court this
l4th uHT uf August A. u, 1898.
IsEALj "a. n. MELON,
clerk of The Probate Court
aYJ. J.. JACg, bepuy Clork-
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carter MuudIuI, Lei UIuUr
order Fixing fine and Pace 90 IIolr Petition.
JULIA ~. Woodruff. hayuH ..HI hor ur.
- NHIIu 100 tIfH Court, HrU"... '"I 600 iuup.
ton ut Hr.u lfHuH Ngrtrr Woo .rHH %. her
rIul. without any nmIuN1uH ur conditions
Whatsoever IU1 having n.f1 IU alIU Court tho
sworn HHtuWUuH prescribed NN IHWt arl WI.
fond woodruff, Jr.. having boz WHITING consented
thereto
tie hereby Irs,rri thar hearing uu tnid ar.
UHHIuuu He NrI4 uu SATURDAY. lHU -I,h dll ~
August. ItIi. Ht tom u'rlun In o.. forenoon %
fuiI gHy no tho Court Room u. Ht.u tuur. in the
cas- aud County uI rHlt l...U. .uN that copy
or tla urdu uo pulIIsirH boo tho uisEufI
lVINths hfWH. "a uNuHu.r.r published boz
aHId County go. three wtILa before said time
OF hearing when ami whore HI prrguus may
appear Hud HluW Cause B.. HnN they have NlI
tno prrygr of flii rvuH.n should not h|
Eruuisd.
Dated August o. f'fd.
JACOB T BLAIR Probate Judge
T. u. LEWIS, Attorney Cor Petitioner
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On che matter of tIu vHtalr u. William Beard.
shall, deceased.
Notice Of umu ami place Cor lN0 hearing OF
petition IuI AlM ..I.N Boz probate of Will.
DUUsuAhT no As OypE. or SAID
Il Court Doc Enid ustlUr, notice Oh hereby
psuu tHHl lutsy Che g',h day of August
a. o.. 'r'I 90 10 o'rluls h.w, Of tlc County
Court ltnUHy Boz sale Lake itY, it3h Territory,
u tIr court room Ul slid court, me boon up
pointed tho tWt uud place Tor ihr hcHrluE uf
d IUtIt uu ui james huUkWHrtu and Peter 4.
Johnston, praying fur tho admission 10 prubrtO
ut certain document herewith Uruauuigd,
uuFpuruug 90 Dee tNu lost VIII ana tCsiumvut OF
William bOlrnshllI deceased, when and
whore aII persons interested may appear and
oppose The probate uftHI1 Nlll, ur she grant
ms ~ .UtlcrH trsuWouiafy o. said two
petitioners and WilIlgu a. Hash as prayed
Tor iu aAid petition,
In witnc's vbrrD0f hayo horguHt1 oct my
hand ard aulAUl tlg zeal o. HAi1 court, this
lith day NJ August i-.
isrAI| o. " MELOY,
CLERK of Tho Probate Court
~ 4. JACK Deputy
Jus. ID. Moy.c, Attorloy FOR petitioners.
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tuuutfs AtiHW1 NI 'bN
Boz ho matter Of che estate OF uc1Amiu o..
Alien. deceased
order 90 show cause why order no HlIo OF real
yftatc should not .u made
YOsIPu g. sOUrulN TUI AuNlNls.
- Ifat1r OF tho ratatr of NrH|.u.u z AlIDut
deceased. having nIrl hH HuHNnI H.IUWt
duly fyriicd .prlYluE Tor 900 HT.u. 90 |lIc of .ID
real ,stHtu OF said uCUCdDn. Corr ono U.IHIH.
therein sut forth, 30 Boz therefore ordered hf tho
JuIev ut 6ald court, tnat AI. UyrH1H interested
900 tDU estate uf Sail U"rt .DN. appear Urin'H
tHr said Probate court, uu 'H. NHt. i..U Iiu
DAY ut september, l.lI, ut Z u." Hu., iu th.
forenoon 10 auid day, at thc .HI' HHu Ui SAID
rrlIatr cnuft. 90 tu County l..u iuUHU, in
Che Gus uud County OF HHi lHLU. ltN lruri
tory. fHHW cause WIN uu uIH". N.NII rnt hr
lrlu."I o. Iho sail adw'NHirl'.u tH HrI. ~
much UI Che ruti estate of 100" .II H".rIHrI 10
private .HIe on fhHl uo r..t"HHI.. "uI ilIt %
con. Uf fH.H urfur Nu published no trHHf fHur
tUrHra.Itu weeks 100 ug I.rrIN.f lriNlNt
NIWs. rc.a ulutr printed Hnu II"NaH.l Dog
enid r'tg Uui county, ur wilton uH".HUt z AIl
parties Interested 300 said p'U.O' IN-H Dc n'td
JADuB o. BLAIR. Probate fHfrc.
Dated August &c. 1885,
iHIlr 8 HyHuis. Attorney. fo. AlmHia'
traitor.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
ir iHc Probate Court u and for salt Ink'
county, Territory Of Utah



rI'UOMAs y. HuWEIL-. TuE ApMiS
j iftrat0r Of tho estate ct NrrumiH
HoUous. deceased, having uItt IH
u'uuuu hrreiu, duly yOrI1rd, praying fUr Bu
UFI.ruf Halo Of alt real estate Uf aIIf Sc
trd nt Cor Inc purposes therein cot toftu. DO b
UN,Tciorc ordered BY tho judge of stid court
that 900 persons interested iu che estate of aaII
deceased appear before che Hllf Probate t0ur
uu lUrsday, the 2lnd day of Augusta % .lsIJ Al
10 o'ciHrt in the forenoon %, sud day. lt itg
court room 10 said Probate Court 20 tli
county courthouse BOO tu7 .I.Y and County of
tMt l1tc, lthh Territory tl show cause WhI
900 order should NOT be- gTUuIHi tl tuo sHIi ud
min atuiUr, tn acl su much uf Che roIl v.tst,
of ihr siIu deceased al public sale as aHAli Do.
necessary, aud thnt copy uf th|. order I'D
Published al least four successive wu.ks Ir tl,
utstuEr ltIslNs NIWs. 90 newspaper pfIut
90 uuI published fu HIl .IIY and county
Dated Iu'N lHih. lsIH
JAJUB %. BLAIR
Probate Judge
4. %. MOVIE. Attorney Cor AimiuHtrlt0l
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FAT o PEOPLE

lHTd'a uNvaty flIls aud loose a. pounds u
month. so injury 90 rho health so Interior.
CurU with business or pleasure. NJ ~rAttN-
tNts They build up and improve tho general
health, hcauufy the complexion aud leave 80
VAIN it-, Lury Anderson, q Aunurn
A.. Gamhrl1eC, Macs, writes. "IhTyu bottles
az your uUoaity Puts reduce my wHsht from
as pounds 90 100 and luryCF fa.t better lu all
my lie, ] an much pleased wih iIu result,
And shall 90 al can 90 hulp you our patrons
Incl udo lhyFUIAua, Uaukurl, lnwNyrH AMI
leaders ut society. our guois are NOT sold in
drug stores an orders are supplied direct from
our unlyo, Price per package ur three pack.
ages Tor ti hy mail prepaid. Particular HuaIclI
tctH. Az sOiLaE>unN tON-
IIpENtIAI.
WILLARD REMEDY co., BOSTON,
MASS.
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ln tbN District Corr. u ono for iHU 4hIri
sudlDH. .HUr.tuI lHH Territory
County of "u.I BE-.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court BIO and for sait Laso
Couutg. ICuimD ui tbh
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order 90 show cause why order no .lIo OF rc
,ftatc should u1t UU made
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LEGAL NOTICE
Iu Che Probate Court of -.I IaGu County.
Territory ui UuH.


IN the Matter Of iHe Adoption of frank
carter WuudIuI, WIuHr
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Notice OF the ana place for the hearing o
petition for abduction TO probate Of wall
The herald., 1893-11-14
WOLFSKILL TRACT LOTS.

Close in Property Within Ten Minutes
Walk from Spring and Second
Streets, with three car lines at your
door. The lots are fronting on Third.
Fourth and Fifth streets and adjoining
cross avenues between Main street and
the important Southern Pacific Arcade
depot. We offer the cream and most
valuable home and business lots in Los
Angeles for one-third their value. The
terms are a small cash payment, balance
ON OR BEFORE THREE YEARS, OR LONGER
If YOU WANT IT. Think of the location,
the very center ofLos Angeles Whygo
further and pay car fare for yourself and
family, and also in the bad season wade
for blocks through mud and rain, when
this opportunity is offered you? Full
particulars at
EAsroN, ELDRIDaE & Co.'s,
121 South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-11-14
>><>%<~>~><<<>>< .

Cafe-Mmes. Desmond, Mosin, Murri-
eta, Bayer.
Ice cream booth Mines. Mesmer, Le-
Sage, Miss Ganahl.
Soda water fountain--Mrs. Simpson.
Fancy table-Mmes. r. B. Young,
O'Hara, Fitzgerald. t'71''
Fish pond--Mmes. Bell, Carol, Miss
Bell. nson
Postoffice--Misses Memever. Miss Del
galsrondo.
Sodality booth-Misses Etchemendy,
Mrs. Worral, Miss Sentous.
Grab bag-Miss Mary Mallory, Miss
Decker.
Candy booth-Mrs. Sylvester Grant
and daughters.
League booth-Mmes. MCKINLEY and
Sullivan.
Rosedale booth-Mmes. Griffin, Hy-
ans, Quinn, McGarken.
uez.
Variety booth-Mrs. Robert stine.
Weighing scales-Miss Grath.
About the most useful booth is where
the hats and wraps are taken in charge.
This is Just TO the right of the entrance
and is trimmed with smilax and flowers.
This booth did big business last even
ing and will probably do we'll through
out the entire week.
The ice cream booth adjoins the hat
booth. 1t is trimmed in smilax with
a profusion of pampas plumes and
flowers. The numerous little tables
were crowded throughout the evening.
The coffee booth or cafe is in the
northeast corner of the hall, and is one
of the most artistic places in the hall.
1t represents Japanese house, made of
bamboo. Inside are profusion of rugs.
The tables are lighted with candelabras
with colored shades.
In the southwest corner is the soda
water booth, which was also well pat
ronized.
Down in the southwest corner is a
booth which was we'll patronized last
evening, and will probably be the favor
ite OF all when positively located. 1t is
whore good well.mixed punch is served.
There WAS no attempt made last night
to sell many of the articles. the ladies'
preferring to give the people an oppor-
tunity to see what was to be had, so as
to come during the rest of the week and
buy. The booths have a we'll selected
assortment, comprising only the most
saleable articles.
Many generous donations have been
made, among them being 5000 feet of
lumber from the Stimson Mill and
Lumber company, 1000 brick from P.
De Vain, 5000 brick from the City Brick
company, bedroom set from Mrs.
Eliza Wilson, mattress from Niles Pease,
and lace bed spread from the Villa
De Paris.
There is also an elegant dinner set
exhibited in a special booth by Fancy
booth No. l, and presided over by Mrs.
Rodriguez, assisted by Misses Bouchet
and Santa Cruz.
The ladies also will serve an elegant
commercial lunch and dinner every day
from II 80 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Among the clergy present were
Fathers McAuliffe, Doyle, Dockery,
Hoover and Reagen of Philadelphia.
A fine musical programme will be
given this evening.
The herald., 1893-11-14
A NAUGHTY BOY.

Mrs. L. A. WOodworth Finds = Home
for Her Son in the Reform School.
Mrs. L. A. Woodworth appeared in
Judge Clark's court yesterday with her
son, William Wallace Woodwork.
According to his mother Wallace is a
bad boy.
He don't come nome at night, and
spends the daytime in bad COM
pany. After mature deliberation, Mrs.
Woodworth considers that Whittier
State school is the best place for William
Wallace, and Judge Clark meeting with
her ideas, committed the youth to the
school yesterday.
The herald., 1893-11-14
.tOR THE SAKE OF THE ORPHANS,
The Annual Catholic Fair
Opened Last Night.
A Large Crowd Present Enjoy the
= Attractive Scene.
. Some of the Booths and Who Arc in
Them-The Programme of Last
Evoning-Features of
. the Place.

{, The annual orphans fair, held under
the auspices of the Catholic societies OF
this city, was inaugurated at Armory
hall last evening. A very fine musical
programme was presented, being con-
. tributed by the best talent of the city.
The crowd last night was probably
larger than on any previous opening
: night. The people were very responsive
and heartily encored every number OF
). the programme.
The opening address was delivered by
Senator Stephen NJ. White. He spoke
upon the Significance of the object OF
the fair. His remarks were very elo-
quent and were listened to very atten-
lively.
MIR. J. Bond Francisco opened the
programme of music with violin solo.
He played with characteristic finish,
but the selection lost mucn OF its effect
by the noise of the people who were
constantly filing into the hall.
One Spring Morning, by Mrs. Minnie
Hance- Owens, was we'll rendered, as
was the baritone solo, One Day
(Maron), by DR.. Ludwig.
Mrs. Dir. M. M. Kannon sang delight
(Sfully and looked most charming. She
WAS compelled to respond to an encore.
Mr.. Walter @. McQuillen rendered a
fnte solo in capital and finished style,
his selection being iron Lucrecia Borgia.
Miss M. O'Connell followed with two
selections upon the piano, they being a
nocturne by Chopin and rondo by
Webber.
4 Mr. Charles S. Walton was heard to
advantage in tenor solo.
'M Rev. j. Hickey OF the parish OF St.
Vincent delivered the closing remarks.
At the conclusion OF the programme
the audience arose and promenaded
about the hall viewing the numerous at
tIactive drticles offered for sale. There
was also general hegira to the refresh
ment bootha, which were crowded until
late hour. The booths are arranged
along both sides of the hall and are taste
fully gotten up. The following 10 list
OF ynem together with the ladies presid-
ing and assisting.
Orphans appeal booth-Mrs. Victor
Poner, Mrs. ID. f. Donegan, Mrs. d. NJ
McGarrey.
Lunch table-Mrs. ]. W. Woolfskill,
Mrs j. G. Kays, Mrs. Blanca Maguire,
Mrs. w. S. Maxwell.
St. Vincent's booth-Mmes. Alton,
Griffith; the Misses Mesmsr and Ca
nahl.
Flower booth-Mrs. Richard Dillon,
Miss Crimmins.
y Hat stand = Mines. Gelsich, Cum
mings, Miss Marguerite Gelsich; assist
ed by Mrs. Mulrein, Misses E. Gelsich,
Brant, Dawson, Veronica Gelsich, Cum
mings, d. Walter, +. Hobbs.
Monte Carlo booth-Mrs. Urquiza,
Mas de Cells.