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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

The Spanish wit aud philosopher
Queyedo, who IN his time gained ropu-
tation for knowing everything, was
asked II hl know Of % means whereby %
person could avoid growing old Most
certainly" gnil ha,"l know OF certain
rules which will surely prevent you
growing old
"Whlt ars thcyf"
Keep in tho sun in summer and In
tho wet IA Wint1r; that Is ono rule.
Mover give youa0lfres,; that Is another.
Frot ut everything that happonsi that is
another. And then II you take caro-
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF William hcardshnll, deceased.
NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ undersigned executors ot me last viii
and Testament OF NlltiaW hUaFdthull.
deceased 10 tho creditors 81, aud an uUtsouH
having claims rEtua the sal declared 90
exhibit them with tho HccCHsAry vouchers,
wuhiu ton months hftCf tho urst nuh lUatiuu "
tbif notice 10 the SAID 'Norutora. 90 the law
UGc Of Luo. ' Movie. Rooms 800 tn 500 Con
sutution nuudiog, salt Lako Uity. in thn county
OF sglt t.Gku Utan Territory,
dated August IS. isu3,
WILLIAM it ilAtGW
JANE. uUCkNs IltIil, and
pETEH g. JOHNSTON,
Executors Of be- last wi aud testament Of
William ieutdfhall deceased.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NroTIuE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ uudrrsIFuCl. uNc. utOrA u the VhtAio ui
Janet b. rarA, deceased, TO tho creditors OF,
ana nu persons having claims against thn 'aii
doeeasui. 81 exhibit them with mo nucusRlTY
Voucher within ton mouths alter We % ht
pubucauon 0i SHE notice, tp the sad lsAlc 30 .
MadduII aud tHtnuunc 4, spencer Al ais South
Ftrst West street. SAT- Lake tlty ln thu
County OF salt Lake, Utah Territory.
Dated August sth. l' 1900. 81. ...
ISAAC 50. WADptil-
INecut0rs ~ tho l1Ft NIll and testament of
Jaurf D. It.fk GtUUHHub
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The People u tho Territory Of tph send
greeting. Iuulsa lirkuvr, defendant
YOU ALE uERtBY IIQuutp TO
appear tu uu action brought against you
~ the Above usmtd plHWtn m tu lstuct
Court uf mo ltrd IudiUU nItrUi 90 The
Territory ~ Utah. 90 answer tHO complaint n %
therein Within Ten daya l.NulusNu or enc. uay
%, furyIctI hfvr the 90 vice. uu you ~ this
summons--if served wilma int county or. o.
served out ~ this county hut ia tna district
within twCnt dayss otherwise within flrtY
days=or Judgment 10y dCiaut Will be- taErl
against you, according Co ihc prayer ot tWi
complaint,
Ihr siid action 10 brought t0 have dcrroc
Of this Court uIaallginE thH bonds " mltrlfUunN
pNHttnE UrtWrru uInIuuu Hud defendant, uud
releasing ana freeing defendant from puy aud
all obligations thtrUuulrr, auu tUr other Hui
iuuhcr tolIti prayed ou thp Ernuud Uii dur.
iug the muuth 20 uCtohor. lsil, fHli defendant
wtliuIIy uut without Causu dee rtgi unt ulau.
duucd ul inun and ever HNcr ula Aud hiiI'
continues 30 tb wilfuliy aud without cause
desert and abandon sAiu ulHiu1i aud 10 live
cooperate agt apart from himi against Die viii
ana without his consent
and you Hrc hereby notified That you raw
o. hurvur ami answer iNr Hu1 COMPETENT o.
above required thc au'd paluun wti Apply To
the C1uri Tor tfc relief cHmau lcd therein.
Witntas. tIU nos, CUAutE~ r. ZANE.
Judge aud She seal Of the District count Of
the hird Iuu'eia. lftriHt 90 and Tor the
Territory " 18th. this ,th Jay ~ July, iu tho
year OF our ord one thrusand eight hundred
nfNIY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK
~ GRO. u, LOOMS, Deputy CLERK
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


ATOTICE rs HEHEBN GlvfE ny THE
~ undersigHcd, AimlnlstrairlN OF the LBtnte
oil Ihhrles D. Ireru, dccrnfCd, % tho rrtdi
tnra ~ and all persons having claims against
tho said drcuuHtu Co exhibit thcm with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after
Inc drst nubirHlOn 0f this notice, 10 the SAID
AduipisirhtrIX at liiyertou Precinct. IN lho
County VI shlt I8tC, luh Territory.
Dated August 2iih l'ti. ...
MARY Inn y her mark GREEN,
Adminlstratrtx 0f tic estate " tharlCa j..
Green, dgCCuftdt
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NOTICE.

rTHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
tho stakeholder Of The bgHor,t Nows
COMPANY, Tor tho election " directors 10
serve Tor the ensuing year, nui for ilc trans
action OF any other business that mHN prop
triy come before the meeting, VIII Do huid n
the ennpany's once, ON Saturday, september
g0 lslI, at n O'Clock o. M.
joins 4. EVANS, secretary.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, sept s, i7lL
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NOTICE TO The STOCKHOLDERS

OF the Utah Nursery Company. salt Lake
city, Utah
rINHEHE WILL nE \ MEETING Or TINE
i ttorkholteIa ~ tho above named company
at room 9 Crane building. go Nam street. uu
the I0tl day ut sept. 1883 Cor The purpose OF
increasing the capital stock Of f1ll company
and 20 rhluge thc principal uniru Of raii
company ifOm the city of san Lake lu lts farm
near sugar nouao rostolieo, halt axe county,
Utah. T., =. DIX, soc.
Utah Nuuory Co., Salt Lake.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate NJ Jane Trewoes, Deceased.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN ny THE
n guHerFIluud, executor of the lAst
Mil of ihna 1rtWeek. deceased,
10 tho crcUtIrs ~ and on pers on having
ciuims against tic shli deceased, 10 exhibit
mantle after the lrst publication 81 this
notice. 10 be- saId John ITcWcck. executor. 40
ga and Easl street, ~Alt La q tltY, m the
County OF SAT- Lake, Territory OF Utah.
JOHN THEWEEk,
executor Of the laai will Of deceased,
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plssoLuIIoN of PARrNERsHIP.

Nrnrlue Il, HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the co partuCrshlu formerly existing be.
Wccp A. n Webb. " e.. Briuck. and a. s.
Martin. ana known as The Martin frut 4 Pro-
uurp 90. b. ths day dissolved hy mutuul
consent, o. 5 Martin retiring. Tho SAID 4. n.
Wtub. n a.. Brine AID a.. +, Martin will nay
nli debts duU up 20 AMI Including August ilst,
and collect ui accounts due 90 said date aftrr
which duto o. s. Martin is not liable f6r any
debts contracted by A, A. webb or ~,
Ufiurt under any name whatever,
August alst, lsla
Yours Respectfully,
A. a WEBB
W. e, HlltNCk,
q. s. MARTIN.
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NOTICE

y1,uE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stortLo.dtr. ut ibr salt Lake aud los
Anrles NaiiNay Company Will be held at the
coinunny'. ONCE NO 40 state street, on
Thuisday, the 2lst day OF september, A,p lsi.
for tbe ensuing oAI and for the Transaction
of such other ulaiu0sa a. may properly cOme
'yssit Inte CIV. UtAu August est, lsga
l. 4. CLAYTON,
Al--rLI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

The antiquity Of tho fan In tho east,
particularly la Asia. extends tar back
beyond the possibility Of ascortaning
It's da.c. IN Chnn and India the orig.
inal model Of the tan was the wing OF o
bird and nt one time was part Of thc oiu.
blooms Of imperial authority. Waahiug-
ton Star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

always 10 eat meat cold and drink plenty
Of cold water when you arc hot you
may be perfectly sure that you will
never grow oldr-London Tit-bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12
NOTICE.

A MEETING or ms sToCKHOLpERs
~ " thv Wumtn's 60. operative Mercantile
Hnd Manufactures lusutuluu VIII be- held "a
the Fouttcoulh Ward Asfumhly Hal, saturday.
sept, uth, 90 O'Clock p,uls when tho annual
report OF ghf IuurtcH ut thn business will be
pr,ftutgd. 81 stockholders are requested To
w '''' GLADYS wouDMANsEE.
aNHraFHWw
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SIMMONS
In the pistriei Court y and iot The Third
judicial . D.,s't Of % M ~ 5 ite5i'o'"

John J.. NebcEer, John W, Hhslhm. 1tm,s
A Iiaieirh. Mary u. Raioigh and sarah Do
Campbell. plaintiffs,
Annie ID Robbins, james Davis. John nhv 81.
u@arg Dayts. Ruben Daua, Gtorgc N N0irs.
GeoffeN Morris, Jr.,a minor james D.. Nome
minor. frank Eugene Morris minor. aud
Orrln H.. Morris, minor Defendant
Tho people Of the Territory Of utah send
io Annle D. Robbins. james Davis. John
DAVIS. uenry DAVIS, Ruben Davis. George y.
Morris. George " houit Or, minor J.moi
d. Morris. a minor, lfauk lagCnt Morris, "a
minor. and Orrrn II. Morris o. minor, dc.
Yoa are hereby required to arpcr 10 an
acton brought against YOU if Cue above named
uIHinNHs iu the district court of Che 1lifu
judicial uistrict OF tht Teri toy " ttIh,
AMI 90 answer thg complaint uIcd
th, day of serviccl after ih0 service ou you
OF thIlsummous-.ii served IS him this county
ur. DO scI we'd out ~ thls county, hu. iu The i.s.
trIrt, within twenty daiai uu-rwsc within
flft, da,.-or iidEmuut HY default viii 20
taken aga.u0t you. accorime 20 hc prayer Of
ibs ilid seiinn is brought % hl,c d decree
oi thIa court Huiudglug ihy attendants 90 b1
tho sole heirs OF james Dave. deceased. mud
cunnming ths partition iiaI. ul Wtu ~ .oia
. Ant 8, block nus. pat y, -lt iHar titE bur.
vtN. salt Lake county, iNI. fH uHtg u'sIl.
inf alludftd iht owners OF 600 IrtHis of lani
respectively o. hcrUinattyl s't Uui, and HtludE
o
utis tn,rpu. john T.. NcuUscr, 90 portion
Gesrrilcd A. flil1Ws. Commencing OF +. ".
! corner said iot1 hl0cs il.,p'1t "a, sNt Lake
I city survey, running thence north 80 RODS,
thence east 20 rUiH. thHu.H HYuth 2 rode,
tHoncv wet Bt rolls iu beginning, john ~.
uaaiAtu ~ following. Commencing ut =. D.,
,Yfugr ahid lot 8. block ~, plat ~. salt tlkc
[ tIty survOv, running thence north % rods
thcnco west 80 rods, thence Houib 90 rode.
thence cat Iit rods tu beginning, AruUs W
I 10 mes ot following commencing ats ".
clrncr alit lot ., block MS, plui "NI salt Lake
! D.tlhuryry.ruuurr thence uuT'h 30 rode thence
/ eHatHH. rode hence south twenty rode. thence
~ a. rode o. beginning Ium,H A. Raleigh
] Nay b.. NairIfh aud sarah % Campbell ui tpl'
] loving Commencing Ht point So rnIHUaft 90
D a. W corner said lut 2, block p block il-. plat
] S. .ait Lac Uity survey, running thence north
I 50 rode. thence cast it rpis, thence south q.
l rods, tuourc west Sc rods Co bruuniurs 1nd
I Tor costs uf uit against those who appear O.
] contest same
/ And sou are hereby notified that 90 you fail
] fu auurar and answer tho HI.U rnWUI Amt u'
] above REQUIRED the slIt uluuuI VIII apply it
D mo pnuri Tor the relief demanded therein,
I NttuUsa thu Hon. tuuriDH IS, ftue, Judge
nud the seal OF the uttrrt Court o
tho Third Judicial District, Iu ard tul
/ lsIALi the Territory uf Utah. lnH .iud day u
] July, 90 the year ~ cur lori one
! thousand eight hundred and ninety
iiENiN G.. MCMILLAN. clerk
! Iiy Gtu. q. Luuuis, Deputy UIers
! harlow fcrrutuu, Attorney iur lluintlha
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In the District Court 20 Hul Tor tho 1hir,
judicial uistrctof tiHh Territory
County OF ~at Like.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

A movement Ia on loot to establish a
weather signal station Ut CoalNllle'
This would be Of great benont 10
farmers. M II would nuiiiy them ioiy-
eight hours ahead what the weather
was going To be. We hore to see II
tatabliehoj.
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ION, 1. Nsbcrer, John W. uaHam. James
A uaieirh. Mary u. Raioish aud sarah Do
Campbell, plaintiffs,
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BY joins % CuuvocK, uoSuv 'ianlai
uatct Auru.t $50. lsli
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AssrsssMrNr NnIIcE.

Dated salt lake CITY. Utah. August 4i.h. i,gg.
MAMIIua n lILILM-LM.
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Annie u Robbins. james Davis. John uhy 81.
Henry paws. Ruben paua,btursc S. N0Irs.
teorse 4 Morris, Jr.,a minor JamsH u Nurut q
tpirors Frank Eugene Morris minor. and
orr.n II. Morris. a minor, Defendant
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Straw berries were selling In Port
land, Or, week ago n low ~ cent
box, and b, cau,v VI the unptoiitaOiy
low price growers 10 the vicinity had
ceased TO gather the ripeniug crop.
II Is reported from WAITE valley,
Cal, which Il the center OF large
sheep INDUSTRY, that many theepmeh
will not shear tholr n uAs this inll lu'
Oiuse they cannot Cbtain money win
which to pay their sheaters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

Dennis collins, bounu over loF hnuot-
ing Section Foreman Marlin Coleman
and another man al Hausur Junction
last June, dug his way out oi Jail at
Rsthurum, rays the idaho World lie
was captured by W. =. GIN anu Curt
Sheffield. While returning the prisoner
broke loose ana atteml ted to escape IN
the brush. Both deputies fired and
Collins droppoI with broken thigh.
The wound In pronounced fatal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

James Miller, the stagc.robbiug son
OF Joaquin Miller, the poet o. ~,
Sierra, has been released from hubA
O. unity Jail where ne had been serving
n snort term Of impfisOnmont. Milivi
was at once fsarfvstsd Ou warrant
issued by Mt. Dowpiug,superintonden'
U. tho OREGON state PRISON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

The preliminary examination Of
PROBATE Judge l.. w. French at
Prescott, A. r., has resulted IN the
Justice holding MIN 70 appear before
the grand jury on three charges VI
forgery, oni6tzIement aud presenting
n fraudulent warrant OF paymohL
Hail ON each charge was fixed ut 5000.
The bonds will PROBABLY be furnished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

The San Francisco and san Mateo
Electric Railroad will soon, II "A an.
nounced, carry pRfctls and United
states maiis ~ lar ~ Baden, thus ou'
turlug la this respect into competition
with tho Southern Pacific railroad, IL
will also, w II IL stated. carry humnu
ftmaius. when dtsifei, TO the cttnt-
iofies OF SAu MateO county. Tho at
IanSemenls ale about completed TOT
this
The evening world., 1893-10-20

bEfORE THE OFERATlON.
The brave girl who underwent the
t~orturing operation is Miss Daisy Bed
well. the sixteen-year-old daughter Of
M. and Mrs. 8. G.. Bedwell, OF Yazoo
City. Miss, This afternoon In company
with her mother, who has been her con-
slant companion and untiring nurse, she
left for home. No happier mortals went
away from New York City to-day than
did Mrs. Bedwell and her daughter. a
new and brighter life opens up before
the young woman who came to New
York last August weighted with and
affiiction that threatened to embitter
her entire existence. Thanks to the
great advancement in surgery and dem
tistry and to the skill OF the oper-
ating surgeons at Roosevelt Hospital
the clouds of her younger life are
cleared away.
The operation. was performed by DR..
Frank Hartley. Of 46 East Th!rtv-fourth
street. consulting surgeon at Roosevelt
Hospital. and George Howe Winkler.
NJ. D.. d. u. s.. Professor Of Operative
Dentistry at the New York Dental
School.
In describing the operation DR.. Wink
ler said:
Miss Daisy was presented to me to
decide II, by a combined surgical and
dental operation. n deformity Of her
face could be corrected. l found upon
inquiry that when the young lady was
most the entire lower jaw On the RICH
side by necrosis, due to some nknow
cause. probably a blow or a fall which
The evening world., 1893-10-20
H WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 90, 1898.

open and close, but retaining the lower
jaw perfect In the new position to which
] had brought II. ON the right side OF
the lower jaw. where all except two
teeth had been lost by the trouble In
early childhood, 1 placed a small plate.
" hiCh carried some teeth around IN
front at the right corner and extending
back afforded II grinding surface for
the occluding teeth on the upper Jaw.
This makes "A perfect shape on the right
corner OF the mouth, and will also
harden and toughen the interstitial It's
sue between the ends OF the bone. .
II must add that Miss Bedwell proved
herself an extremely courageous little
patient. and returned to her home n
very pretty and happy girl
Before Mrs. Bcdweil determined to
come to New York she had visited nu-
II erous surgeons In the South, who adj
vlscd agains the operation, and even
in New York "A number OF surgeons Of
eminencc declar'd that the operation
could not be successfully performed.
1t surely appears to have been, how
ever. and n glance at the portraits viii
demonstrate that fact. II IL another
triu mph for Roosevelt Hospital.
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1.-THE periostium was thus left intact,
and ] found upon examination that 1t
had finally filled up with "A new growth
of bone, which. however, DID not grow
any longer than "A four-and-a-half- year
old child's jaw should be. The develop
ment of the jaw on the other side OF her
face being, normal IT had pushed her
her right cheek, instead of the centre OF
her face.
II determined thai II the new growth
Of bone was sawed through II would BE-
possible to force the chin around to the
front OF the face and hold 1t there per
mancntly. / advised the operation, and
on Aug. 81 1t was performed by Or
He made an i~ncision in the neck under
the angle of the jaw, saving the bone
squarely in two.
"On Sept. 2 [ inserted two hard rub
Der appliances. one on each jaw Uhc
lower jaw containing only nine teeth,
two being on the defective side) and lig-
ated them to their respective teeth. on
each appliance was Il cleat 80 arranged
them ! was enabled to pull the jaw fully
three-eights OF an inch beyond where |
desired to carry 1t, bringing the chin to
a perfect position. ! allowed these npph-
weeks. while the external wound was
rapidly healing and the space "
tho bones was flling up With interstitial
tissue.
Il then removed them to make some
slight alterations. which were needed.
and, replacing them. Kept them on for
nearly two weeks longer. Inc wound
was sufficiently healed bv that time
for me to begin the work of inserting
the permanent appliances.
Il separated and shaped up the
crowns OF the three last molars on
both Jaws and crowned them with gold.
which crowns were soldered together
and were capable of being sprung into
their places. .
Upon the lower jaw ! had soldered
an upright bolt, which slid up and down
on a gold bar soldered to the upper,
allowing the jaws perfect freedom to
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The Great Sale Of
NOVELS
ALL AT ONE PRICE,
ST.; CODY.

Has Brought Thousands OF Customer.
We ,a hHys over 90, 600 titles; . tsw o, w Com.
pie c Catalogue on application
The Phoenix by Milton Mobiles.
lone Stewart, by Mrs, L. Lynn Linton.
TEas Poeyiiica ~ w E1la0S Of Percy enr"i Tyssche Shelley,
Moonsbine. by Frederic Allison Tripper. A. d.
a step in the Dark by Kate Eyre.
Conspiracy, a Cuban Romance. by Adam Badeau
l.conie, or Sweet Street Singers OF New York.
nroken to Harness, by Edmund Yates.
Count Of Monte Or stl. by AlSNandri Dumas
Renee, a Romance, by Marion Calvert Wilson.
a Crimson stain, by Anne pradhhaw.
Taras Rulba, by Nikolsi V. GoEal,
Harry Lorrequer. by Charles Lever.
lore and Lore, by Edgar saltus.
Dicks Wanderings. by Julian sturgis
MI,r9n or Maid. by Mrs EdSsrd Kennard.
Her Johnnie, by Violet White.
The QUEENS Book.
Auto6iography OF Anthony Trollope.
flay-Day Poems, by Rossiter Johnson.
Letters from High Lattitudes by Lord puneriu.
Asaph, by Alice kingsbury Cooley
H iIow ; shoe ,G Robinson, i by John r. keH1say.
Sibyl Spencer. by James Kent.
Betty. by Anna Vernon Dorsey.
Pr Wllnere's Love, by Margaret Lee.
Neila Sen, by J. II Connolly.
n,Hara's Mission, by William o'RrIen.
Papa's own Girl. by Marie Rowland.
My Sisters Husband, by Patience stsp,r,on.
4 nrookiyn Bachelor by MARGARET Lee.
''a ffA"h - 50 alma iFhAA
Tho Portrait. by A q. Riddle.
An Awakening by Miss Forsyth.
Saved by the sword. Nv Robert ReNdale.
fettrred for Life, by Lille Deyereaux Blake.
Wife, or slave, by Mrs, LenOS Bell.
Ia SOmmrr, by Ernest stark.
lrwlsrr Detective. 10y Rev James Stormouth.
Ash's " the Future by Edward Heron Allen.
4 Blue Grass Thoroughbred, ty Tom Johnson.
Hernia suydam, 10y Gertrude Franklin Athcrton.
Her Nurses Vengeance, by George II. Mason.
Stella, The star. bN Wcnona Gilman.
The Minister'S Secret. by Kate Tannatt Woods.
iuth Marsh ~ y Bean.
Out % the sight. by II W, French.
Tl- HkadO, by ". s. Gilbert.
Sh4Irg. by Aiss BrOnte.
Lean > uaugE'rr. by William Gore.
ILt Great Amherst Mystery, BY Walter Hubbell.
b,plud az silver Veil ~ Mrs Dale.
la ~, Aiss ~ Ermper BDcOck.
taiapalEH Speeches ~ JAMES q. Blaine.
'ampUsll > IV'Iur b1 IlYmas Campbell.
The buys 10 10, tutH .Ele By George II. Coomsr
~" IugI.cal wurhr ~ John Milton,
ltaLdum hLuiE uF IuH Ad,'rT.
In btDry ui an Afa"r,,su Farm, by Ralph Iron.
King Arthur 80 . LuN, story ~ Miss AulOck
DNtJot La.as hE tdsar faNoett
lsrl BrA.,Asb-ii = Lite aHd correspondence.
~ AE4sr. a. Journey b. Edward AyeliuK.
Darrell E.sAc. \, lIty Colin Campbell
Countess Esr. h J u sb0rtEoust
In Dgs Town. by E4mgAd buNHrs.
what Lows WI DO. ly AHaabel Gray.
A AOaaru Marriage " Marquis Clara Lama.
Ms Mars,6p. b. T. Il B!e1tsrHd
! Luck IN pisSdiss. b. william J, rsIlsI.
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fractured the bone, the bone coming
away almost entirely by the sloughing
away OF the tissues in the neck Under
through surgical Interference
The evening world., 1893-10-20
LABORER SUSPECTED OF ARSON.
A Blaze in the Annexed District Led
to His Arrest.

Timothy Sullivan. a laborer, t%hirty-one.
is locked up in the Morrisania police
station on suspicion Of arson.
Shortly before 7 o'clock yesterday
evening a fire occurred in the cellar OF
the four-story tenement 4G3 East one
Hundred and Thirty-lfth street. owned
by Anthony %Sheppart. of Third avenue
and One Hundred and T~hirty-fifth street.
and $500 damage was done.
sullivan is suspected of starting the
fire.
Happy People Arc Those
who save money by buying furniture Of GEO. G..
FLINT Co., 100 West llth II. ~
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
HAMMERSLOUGH BROS.
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A L E AT O u r
PREM.
ISES ON
ST.. COR. GREENE,
MIDWAY BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND THE
ST.. STA
| 0 OF THE 9TH
AVE. L. OPEN SATUR-
DAY TILL 9. 80 P. M.
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Established 1850,
BLEECKER ST., COR. GREENE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-03-01

Additional Local Train No. 10 leaves
Charlottesville daily 6:3o a. m, arrives
Lynchburg $50 a. H.; leaves Lynchburg $50
g. m. and arrives Danville HOO a. IN. No.
IS leaves Danville daily 4:15 p. II. and ar
rives Lynchburg 6:45 p. IN.
Washington and Southwestern Vcstibuled
Limited operated daily between Washington
and Atlanta. Leave Washington, No. 81,
10 43 p M; Charlottesville 50 am; Lynch
burg 40 a. m; arriving Danyille $50 a. m;
Atlanta 55 p m.
Returning leave Atlanta No SO, - 40 pm;
Danville u 10 a. m; arrive LynchburE
/ so a. M Charlottesville 3 3} a. m; Wash
ington 40 n. m. This train is composed en-
treiy of Pullman ears, on which no crtyG fare
is charged over and above regular Pullman
charges Through Pullman Sleeping Car New
York to New Orleans, and New York to Au-
gusta' also between Washington and Memphis
via Atlanta and Birmingham. Connects at
Atlanta with Pullman Sleeper to Shreveport,
La, via Meridian and Vicksburg, and also
also connects in Union station, Atlanta with
through Pullman Sleeper via Macon & G. 5. "
F. R. r. for Jacksonville