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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED or
Trust.

-,,rutur,4 NTit4 o.. guu.rrys
" IN, ',t1 r.g nf tI.H.t ..n ~
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a' .yt I,lI.I ,'.i',t..py I'D. ....f.... t.r.l.,|.
."il h''o ~ lN' NV, W. g' Wv ,,.. ".'',
lA' '.,' Wy ' ...,,.l,,tf $40 NM. ..- Nh. d.
Gi.lit'.1.,l, lfi 6i. ,,ifo Az. b.. tUrI.tats,H.
Ds..'fl.t. Van Of Augnft I.I. y,U.Htrlnul
f, . t.'.f... ID s.tt Irt4' t.t. fIf4E Il ra.
t.. VA s.....g.I.g fit.',. s,nta,.'f D.. .tHfo o.
.tI' VIZ. wa lri1tu n,rr n fr.at ttrf,t'
$780, .....rd rTl,ri ~ "a 'a.rI i0 ssit
i"I..lt Cd. ta.natv mi. f..J,it.
i-hI ,t3' nv 'r,t UttI'i ~ nv. 'IY II'.rt ma
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IN ',.gytg t.'.ri,r .r aaIt taLr COUNTY.
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IN t,It"lt, Art
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OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST

XT~UiUEAs ANNII WILLIAMS, oF SALT
W llAu l.u lhu. NT Dor rgl.lin lccl %
r..1rdrl Doc mr onlsc 81 inu county recorder.
rHf tua. county. un Fob uHff A'I. lH'l, in
U"us t.W nI Wo.slHt.g lH.'r z $40. tuIi anu
conveyed 20 luu uutUuIsu,d uu teta tge
county Uf ra.l Lu.v, lvIHi1n ut iIHN. tH.wit.
40 w Doc one ll.t Hlu"h ono luhufr4 ana
tIIrlg.Hlttu .lIlI, plat %, Hlit lILu tIiF sur.
Ngy, DO uusl COR lhr purpose of occurring tho
payment of u certain b uWfHIrF Iutu exc.
cuiaI and delivered by saii Annie Williams
90 ing Bon. o.. .'Mn.fo.,' corr 1..'n, whlrn
uuor datc, with interest 40 o. pgr cent per
nuuuW, payable quarterly, aul b. fully dc.
sruNuI 100 ia q decd ut ugsi. aud for a more
pHruounr drHcupiou uf which reference i.
hrrrUF made lu slii deed HH % aU hereof rnd
Whereas UucuriiuI 90 lhu terms ana Cundit uus
Of said note md Hpii decd Of trust slit note
hls been ever since the twenty n'Ht day Of
february, Istl. duo nud no pHri ihoront ur The
interest there huH boon pau, excepting the
interest 90 August .lHi, 1sHl
Aus wbcrcs' it Wa. aud BE- provided in uuii
deed ui trust thatlt default SHOULD bee made In
thp payment of fu'd note then Haid uuitr.
Higuui trustees should proceed 20 rcIl rall
To tut UiFhu.t builder Tor cIHn, hrst Swing
twenty ..N days public notice %, thr time,
turWH lul place 1l N'.I .lIt. .nN No pIolnlN
tD uv sold uy Hdfvllu tmpn' ln some news
paper puHlisuul Iu 7.lt 1870 liFI Tor iho uur'
Iu.u ~ tulu|Ilua uul HIHtunfFinF Tho duties
and Ul'r1 ION. Of .alN Iftrl'
and urlmia#lry note. tu.wII Tho Bank OF
Commerce has reVuHHl.d tho undersigned
trustees % proceed Co Hull Hu'h property un.
ddr aud according 20 tho terms and provisions
ut SAID decd ui trust
Now, therefore, Goo uunoulEnCi trustees
aforesaid Ht tNu request ut rnH uhhk 1i Com.
murcH. tur legal owner holder aud pIytc Of
said prUmi. .ITr note. win 100 htrurinuce with
tho tUrms and condition. &C Htd deed OF trust
uu tHc Iltr dBy oi september, 1923, % tho 'front.'
uuor of tue t0uuN Court House, 90
SAT- iAEr tltU U.ah, corner ul second
South -t.prf Hud Second West street, 40
b. u'cIurh 70. 90 That day, s,ll 90 public auction
b. Ono highest H.d4UF fHf each. 900 of sHii prop
prty nrdur. mIryH above described, or 30 much
tnrreut us shall uf uHrtsaHD 90 pay hWd uotr
and interest and 90 safety The same, and sand
decd uf tust mrluHus 'ho expenses NJ snid
Trust. re#funHhrp attorney ana counsel fepa.
Audromponsauun % ull trustees ior their
SAMUEL O.. WAIkER,
SEWARD u, FIELDS,
Trustees.
Dated Salt lake C.ty,uiah, August A''h. 1890.
Go
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shackio locks upon the furltive there
was no 1-ub' OK his density. Before
night DO was oveftaken, uuJ, though
unatmed, Boo rui his hurse O. n suptenis
20 Irt with tile hope Of reraring. The
lJ-te nfI .. .im an h WIS sirucl
tu iEe thigu. 10 his Wsat condition
be fell TOT. gioud. 81 wac brought
b ck 20 ArglUu, nc We ed from ht
wound am vas tiIcu Wti. t4u result
nb1v, stated rhr l4Iy whom Dee
re- ca u if.m drr'h WIS o. pupr auI
prom npnt Ia Venom society. Size
soon learned OF her utcJrf's late
ava mas since brought everything u
her rover g. btat l0gHfd -a'Iriug niH
release. She huf uH tHIen trips GOO
Arizona on thistrrauu, ami ust sum.
mer arert eevttni months here. Hpt
eUor,p wetv uuHvailinr, however, with
last governors, but Governor Hu ucs
was more lenient. Smith was hbu d.
some man when "a good health HuJ j.
ar above thr average 90 Intelligence.
During bio trial anu thr long Iefiut
ui his imprisonment hU hBstiuaiOu.ly
rclraincd from talkiug about his b.riu.
place, his people or his iasi, nua the
shame ui rejection AuI arrest UHurad
him spvctal times 20 attempt suicide.
tt uar now been learned that be BE- the
ION Of % Methodist minister 900 Rome,
Ca. and that hIs father BE- prominent Boo
church circles anu HE brothers uuU
tiftsIs In society; Therefore h.sattempl
to conceal from them HE misfortune
and hide himself hs dead. Smith Il
tullering from c1uHumpton, and, ne
the doctors say he ca1upi live long, he
yesterday started hUmr 10 Iie. In cA.
tsruatiUi Of the bbu5y ue Gays that be
! ~ heavily in miniHE IN the orhetn
! part " the territory, aud f,cr gHttinl
/ down 20 their last slck { uvanr bis
PARTNER. preached The subject aud he
wa finally ltd 90 sHr-..
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Judicial District of uri Territory
comfy OF SAT- i'lc
Norf 0oiGrcre pI1.Bea. ysJo.n s Gr.cs.
l.'s. Ann % eTle..frt William truUH.rH
l.e.Horr Druos 9.a. N.cno.at %. Utoosuees,
Green, 70. VI bacon tub National Uapk,
ruiUu alton JIWtH 1NU.Ur Htt Henry q.
wallace. r1 rlruora, lunf lu hra' .nNgr
huh.r J %. lDt. r.t farrIl % b.. lHuDt.
NHN M1riu Hui .WugI D. lIHsHr U1 uHrtr' "a.
under tIu nW uaur of Martin q llus.r a
iiunsHtgH NeNar Hardware Co., "a corpora
Iue People oi che rcutory OF va1 send
greeting
To John a. Croesuggk Ann D. Groo.loak,
William GrooHucra. tlcauuf D. uroGau.Ck,
Ipsryh VI stout. Ucny W Green 10 v Har0n.
Jah National BANS, % corporation James
l0us nufuo.s uuagr hp nfm name OF 1urtor
Is BE- HIlHty. o.. I. Archer. % a. IUlt s. -. l.r.
t.iL ~. e. ianDY hrN Martin and Samuel y.
i,,r.cr .c9r.t'rcw ul.gf iho n.w r3m, Of
wore CO., % corporation, 1Hfgudlntt
ln1 Hro hereby required 90 appear ON act.
rauuH LOO DO. I#uIc. ruut. 3d.. tUc THrt
iuuICll t'Hiurt OF fbH IyHutIry uf Utah, tut
81 answer to .hr compliant Oiled theron within
tur aUItIrD uI you Of fU's sHmmpns-t HrriC 60
within iHiH county. Nr. I r.ftN tut Nl lNl'
r1tuIY. Uut lu 'his 0's.r.ct witbIn twenty ill.,
roItu.t t..l boo IttuI ~ uust y0l, Hr lrlus 10
tUH mayor nr H| 90 ruHu IHIut
IHr #IIu agi,a4 b. lf1u4ut 90 have luIrmont
'crc. v.b ,utrio.i on i6 o.,st al nine r,r
cont per .uusm uu wrur thv GOT for till -
la11F 1Ng.. w.i1 GOT. ifom .y,,l =, ,ii,
90 per ycut pr unuum Tor tl-, rtlH
for recording Uutnraic ol fcl, mn ,
Hut. ALLEGED go Dc duo uu certain
UrHWIHa .IN NOTE. rNttut NN INltuNlHla
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Nlrn OF ihH
UoHCrrt Cold IS silver Mining & Milling q
SALT Lake tity. Utah. July %. 1875.

u1rn UI iha
UcHCrct Cold s. sIlvfr Mining Milling Co.,
saIi Lake tiy Utah, July %. 1873.
NvOTICE q. uEutuY uVsN THAT
~ Ht "a mcuu of thu board 90 Directors
uI ihU ur1rrol GUIuA silver Mining g NUuug
Company, held at -tlt Lake DliF, Utah, iubfH.
tay. june .Uh, lHII. au HaHu"HWHnt Of ,
mttts per 10 &C. v.H levied unHu 600 capital
Hiuft OF HHII HuU|uI HNHu. NIfa .IH 600 Nr NHIIrt
g. Million NuH.vr af thr once of ilu Company.
60 lIst ruu.u Temple Street. Hllt luau tItY.
Any HtHUk uH0u which such HH#raHwCut may
r0mHiu unpaid 600 sui IlHt uif lf NuEuaf, ISL /,
WI.l tu declared delinquent anu autrriHCd
flr Ha'r, and uul .a payment b. mace before
Wiil uc cold Ht tnr uu q Of tuu ruupluv afurC'
sllI. 90 % O'Clock 10 m, ON Monday tTe nh
unH ut -rUtruIlri ri ut pablo uruun DO tho
highest M4uug tu pay the delinquent NsarHHs
Iucu together with cost ut advertising and
expense OF nHu.
Nuftortho.dcr. will Dol osrretcd % bring ur
.HUf ltuIr rertilfttos tHr proper endorsement
when refreshments arc ptlHs
q. MlLtON AussEl,
DO Secretary
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Z UCKY BILL NIStNG COMPANY.
~ prneiu.. place of business Park CIV.
ttah. location 90 WIur, tuGhc creek NluiuF
District. NlautHI uNnty, Utah. Nourr H
hereby given. mot Ht meeting ul the Hoard of
trustee OF thc iuuky IuI Mining Company,
hold 90 tur 'tn dtF u' August, 1898. 900 usHCHa.
muut 40. tI of 4. cent. UHr share was luylrd
ON thu capita. HturE ul the corporation, Day
nIlo Do ono IuHrrIHrg within a1 days from
above date, at sails lake Guy Utah. Any
stock unnu which fh. aHHufrmrut remains uu.
uIId uu IuU Ir.| dt. uf UUtomlpr, lsJI,WIU Hr
dpunuuuut Hul HIgg.uHt IHr salo, ami uuIUsa
payment 10 Uaur before, WllI uc sold no IubNU
ausuoa uu thc .|Tu IHY Of uu,lnur 1885, 90 o.
o'rInrl um 10 room $50. Ilt Constitution
building. -uIt lHLn itr, Utah, Co puy DOM
qurnt a.arsamruu together win costs UI
isyprtIsiuF uuu expense OF sale AshtHHmuuis
s.yirr. Iignl. SAD IHko tlty, ttah.
". J. UuNfON, Secretary,
Incidence. UUriuUF Court, End south, bet
End aud lrI W0at b., salt Lake iy, ulnh.
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NOTICE

rs uEnEnY GIVEN 70. THE sToCk.
boi1ers OF tho North Point tonaliIUlIaI
ir-isstion company that the annun. nrpfar
of the stocAhoidoft Of tho said company viii
be- held Vi 2 O'Clock PAM, on Ngndtt. '.D NN
day of september NEXT 81 tlg I.'...
t6e ersuins year. and 70 aticud loo su,. HU.ur
tutirrss prrtitnIng 20 the Interests off IHH .Hl.
ranv as may be brought nclotg o.
secretary.
salt Lake city. August itth, isu.
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SIMMONS.
In ur District rHurs BOO Hui fnr The Third
judicial uufrHtui ltHN t,rturg
County ut salt l|kv.
Ihc prupIy OF fIr TERRITORY NJ lth Gcud
grDiuF 1u uITa HthHrr, defendant

Thc prDpIy OF ur TERRITORY 0f tth send
grDuuf 1uuIEa HuAurr defendant
YOU ANA uIutm muuElp 30
n uprsIr boo Hr action brought Hzalu.t sou
ly fuo UUlto named uIUrtu W t.u IlHir..
tuuTI 90 Ine Inrl judicial nrir..t ni ''|r
TWItuH. of luh, o. answer tHv rHmpiaint i.rl
tHtTHIH Within lrU NuyU I.nriutiNu uf ono uhN
90. HtN."U. ate 'Hu fC Woo uu you ~ l.IH
HummnUt=lI served w t.fu fhlH county ur, 10
served out nf lbI. county uut boo uis diHlrirt
within tVyUl. ill.. Otherwise wuhiu forty
dlgH-or Judgement uy default will ur taken
HH.unst you, according 90 Che pfnyur Of aml
ihg aaii action uroughi tora,c decree
of tu.H Count iIHHuItIuE tnr hundH of mliriWUuY
y.ItUHl Ntlu,"u pIHuul HuI defendant ami
releasing aud freeing defendant from nuy aud
IuNUUr rriIHf, uIIN. Go HU tUr ground trai dur
IuE tNH month uf october. IrHI, fhit defendant
WIl.uHy auI without IuusU dHH lir1 Huh sHan.
Unuuu Ul luru Hui over Hnuy hl' aud auIl
ruuuUuaa .l Go wIIulF uUI without cause
dcHCrI and abandon .FII plaintiff aHI tH liFe
generate Hau aUtTl from N.Ht against hH VIII
tuu without Doe UUuHlHt
And sou afy hyrHir notified lH.tu you ill
t1 appear uu1 answer rH..l complaint 1H
nNUkuI UUulTtu t.t .lHI UIHUNu 1901. apply 90
tho u.uF. Cor fNy ry.l"l demanded therein
Nuu..s. tle nos. tuANlE7 81 fNH'
Iufsr ONT IhH zeal 40 tlp DISTRICT tuU.t OF
tlp Iu.rI JuI.UH. uttuUt 300 and iur iEn
Territory uf ttHI. u.Ia .ttH uuF ~ luIy, boo tho
yO.r of our ora one thGufuud eight hundred
HtSIN e.. MCMILLAN, CLERK
Boy GRO. ID. luuNIH. bCpuu turk.
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NTuTCE ls HFUEHN GlNtN ~ TUT
y urIrrrIstud, Admiuis tratrlN Of the EHlBtc
al tInfIt4 j. Green, utr, %. ul, 20 Tho crodl
i0rs g. and au por-uus having claims against
tbp .HiI dprplatd 20 exhibit them with the
no Ur.f ruHI.Huuu o, thls notice, Co tho SAID
AlUiIustratrx ut Eyrrtlu Precinct N the
CIuni, 81 ault intr l'nu Territory
H.Y ANN Is her marN GREEN,
AduuIsfrHtrE of tNe estate OF 'lsritH j.
6i. 10. G.DrtHui,
IS aGdaII & Adams, Attorney Tor estate
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In Ga, prob1to Court. iu and fuf sails tasc
County. Tcrtn1rH ui lth
boo che matter Of I'M caiaie '' hr1|Amu o.
Allen, deceased
order to show cause why yrlnl of l.c o. tch
tttato should NOT Pee made
rt4IPu 81 sOUIINh 1llE ADJUSTS.
> .rator of ODE cHt4tg oi .eHIluH 2 alien,
Jiger4aeIi HHtIrc nIrt lIi7 Nu iuun N.tr.nt
duit Vtridcd iutnyiue Tor an 1I.ur Ut .a'u OF 200
.fUr. rHt.tp III said urtudcut, luI Doc NUnu
tfar,fn a.t f.r.n. O.. therefore uf|nf"l "f tun
iudssat srit court. tlat ali pefaHn. interest.
iu trr estate OF sati ur.cIstIi tIN'r NUiNIN
ibs alId Probate Court, ON 20. .na.. lHo s.h
I.a pI trtHmlfr. l..I nt p u.. 't lu inr
f.f.nUnu of sau u1y. ut Che .uIt room 90 t1.l
I..IsIp court. 90 thc County '.ur. IInUs'. in
tlc ti.r and luuty Of salt lnhn UfN irI
t1ry IH .ruW csufr wh. uu uiI". .N.I.I uri No
tfarIrt d, ro rait ndHiu' iUHiur .H ord. 10
iuurH Hf tlo real rstHtv ut ihH .'II iu.U.0ui ai
trItHfr asir o. shall be- rtcu saIt HNI lrtl "a
lspt 5f t5Is or Ior be- Published Hf IgHtt four
tutUps.iye wcrta I've tho i.isIlIi lNtN'NH
NUW..a urutpHptr ptintd aHi Uu.iaHt. 10
flfd rifY HuI rUuuty, Ur written Consent Nl COG
paroles iutcrcstci lh sad pto'ceiiu- Hc AIri
''''''' JACOB u. BLAIR. Probate IuirD
Dated AUGUST lHt is.l.
HullI 4 uuunis, Attorney 90. NduiuiH'
traitor.
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nn1lns no oREplTuRs.


T"TTTT ~ |TT" TT""T""I -
nrpuCr Is HEREBY GIVEN HY THE
y TuIgr.gUUu, executor ui 900. lA.l
Wll nf jane IrUWrut, ot.rHarli
t1 tho rrfIItlra of aud 700 prrHuuH having
Claims rqaIuft Cue HHfu Hr"o4.rii Co rNuIult
mon, VIVA fbg rgUuHslrr EHuUNOrs, aItuln ten
Wonihs afcr thg Ust publication ~ Vl.
n0icg, Co ihc faIi john lryNr.h. rNyeu on. 900
to1uty of -aIt atn. IrrulUrU uf li4h.
SONS TEJWtEh,
Executor Of the last VIII OF deceased.
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DRESS GOODS.

a NNUaAtsa.
a luu NJ 30 shades. 80 inch,
German liOnrl,t,as 90 taU. so.
a NAUuAtS
IiNu pIccUs O. inch black
silk wary liuurotlas ht 80. sgd.
TVoutN-tvu tHtIra of tm.
porch bfuadclo d, 90 loo, wIdo,
nt SID sd.
srruAI.-
$50. ~ufHior carly mll wchr,
strictly Ull-WuOl, e yurds l- BOO.
Wido big bargain aN y4Ii
suit.
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w. O SO. 3 80. SO
1aRv................Si0.OO $500 $3.50 Sluo
SAM Weatiy 1000" 800 l.7i 100 -
D.sere, Weekly, 25j 1850
Address all communications 20
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LEGAL NOTICE.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-11
A BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
Hard Fight with Convicts mt the Ionia
House OF Correction.

| Hard Fight with Convicts mt the Ionia
House OF Correction.
IONA. Mich. July 1O.-Seventy-flve convicts
at the House OF Correction made o break for
liberty at $3.50 o'clock this forenoon. They
were at work in the various shops The first
ten or fifteen left their work and started for
the west wall The ringleader was William
Smith. fve-year man. sent up from Detroit
Smith has lost time before. having made an
attempt to escape a year ago last September.
and he is tough character
Tinsmiths have been at work on shop No. 81,
about ten rods from the west wall. repairing
conductor pipes. Two long ladders were used.
and were standing against the building. Smith
started out. and was followed by the others
\ who were in the scheme. He quickly clasped
the ladder standing against the west
wall. Warden PARCEL had discovered
that something was brewing over Sunday.
and had doubled the guards this morning.
Teacher Gourley was watching in the neigh
borhood Of this building. and when he saw
Smith and the gang n, f con out he fired shot
attention to the order: The men on the wall
and about the yard aalckly Ssssnbed 81 sIs
sesD sde and Sfes sh
1icts Tepaeed them. and oscar M Miller. con an
aSSs a. bey e ss slsssd
dead.
on below, Convict Smith struck at Deputy
dodgsdi and :. escaped death Rowlsyy struck
dropped He VII, doubtless die. as his head is
terribly cut William Eager. sent Up from
oovery is doubtful He Is serving q fifteen
other convict brought into play lS,pR billy
and a round stone. were afterward taken from
the leaders in the outbreak. How they got
them 10 a mystery.
Teacher Gourley was struck on the head
with the stone which was hurled at him: It
him. it was only BY prompt action that the
wholesale. liberation Of the conyicts was
averted. Hallmaster PARCEL grabbed the hot
irons used by some local timers and com
Coroner's inquest is IN progress and the
were injured. Jones has conclusion Of the
brain as the result Of q blow on his head, and
on the back of his head; on seeing the fret
ten follow Smith out OF the shop the rest fol-
lowed until they were driven back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-11
RESorA11Ne THE wH1rE HOUSE.
The Red Room Beinr Hedeeornted - Col.
Wilson Rnrr rsfs Innnroremrnts.

WASHINGTON. July 10.--while the President
and Mrs. Cleveland are at Buzzard's Day the
| Executive Mansion IL receiving Its annual
| midsummer overhaulinR The principal Inn
provement is the redecoratlon OF the Red Par
| lor. In which tho mistress OF the White House
receives her personal friends. The walls.
| which are now deep-brown terra Gotta. are to
| BIO colored rich shade Of carmine red. The
ceiling and tho chair boards will be white and
gold. and the doors and window frames OF ma
hogany color. to match the richly carved man.
telpiece. which was placed in position when the
room was last decorated. which was during the
Arthur Administration. 1t is estimated that
the work in this room alone will cost the
Government about 5000. All the woodwork
throughout the mansion is being touched up
The side covering OF the walls In tho Blue
Parlor. which was so much admired when 1t
was hung two years ago. has faded In spots so
President and Mrs. Cleveland i land we're married
look quite shabby. The Blue Parlor 10 the
principal State APARTMENT and i Is nn i y
Improvement during the last Congress;
The redecorating Of the ked Parlor DESTROYS
tSs epsH White T aoa asss ssSsls
fore these vases and told strangers that they
have represented In measure the strong ties
existing between the 1ntSd
presented to the President OF the United States
by the French Government, md their alleged
value was something appalling. 1t was dis
covered to- day that the vases In question were
purchased in New York during the Arthur Ad-
Col. John M. Wilson. who. by reappointment
Of President Cleveland. has now charge OF tho
White House. has made report Of the neces-
sity OF some change in the arrangements for
the domestic life OF the Chief Executive. He
says; ..,o
to the fact that Tie CRief SIagstrate Of our our
his private residence and office. under the
same roof. Surely no is entitled to the same
privacy In his homo life as any other citizen.
and 1t ia sincerely hoped that either office
rooms may be found for him in the Treasury
or the State. War and Navy building or that
Congress will take such steps as are necessary
to erect suitable office building at an early
day, ,,ox.
BILE for office purposes might be erected within
the White House grounds on the site OF the
greenhouses opposite the State. War. and
Navy building. This executive office should
be connected by O corridor with the main
building and would be OF great assistance In
caring for the large crowds during the winter
tho se 81 With il. s
O. rule. old and decaying. could be rebuilt on
the east side Of the mansion opposite the
Treasury A picture gallery might be built
opening from the East Room and thence into
winter garden. The portion OF the White
House now used for the Presidents home life
10 entirely too small"