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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
ARLINn AUTHORESS.

Miss Mary Sntor, when but little more
than twenty years of age was suddenly
stricken with blindness, and by this
stroke was untitled FOR most occupations.
Possessing a good education and a brave
spirit she bcun0 an author, and has
since supported herself by the sale of
her works She n now ia Fort Worth,
and the little volumes she has for sale
are worth the extremely modest sum ask
cd for them.
Two OF these are here noticed: IAN
That Glitters is Not Cold" liz collec
ton Of short stories illustrative of the
truth conveyed IN the title. OF these may
be mentioned. "Ihe Heir of Raymond
Lodge aud "A short etching, The Beg
gar and the Banker
The Lost Receipt. or Frustrated De
Signs " the story Of a schoming william
who attempted 10 compel the heroine TO
marry him ns the forfeit for non-paymcnt
of q bill The lucky finding of the MISS
INK receipt frustrated his plans, villiany
was punished aud the gentle heroine h-
came happy wife
The language ~ Miss Saltcr IL pure
English aud the style and tone OF her
writings extremely chuste and her little
works are chccrfully recommended TO Ca
zOttc readers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
A SURpRISED DOCTOR-

a few days ago DR. W, b. Davis sold
piece of his property aud deposited the
proceeds ina the City National bank In
the goodness OF his heart the doctor has
been ia the habit of making bonds, con-
Wet and others, for his friends or
rarely DO. When h became known that
the doctor had made ihe sRle and whore
the money h9d been deposited the county
Judge instituted suit against him Ia four
teen eases ranging IN amount from 50
to $50, and ran writ of gr0Nishmcnt
on the bank Yesterday DR. Davis drew
check against his deposit ami TO his
tied un by the garnshment, His dis
gust could only be appreciated hy those
who hoarl the pathetic tome with which
he said, "And | didn't get cent OF bone
ht from any OF it,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

a NEW MANUACToRY.

A new enterprise that win give employ
ment 70 forty Ia sixty OF the tim pail
brigade IL IN the Texas Iron and Brass
works, located ~ the foot OF Monroe
street west Of the Cameron mill, IN the
old stone cotton seed Oh mill
The Texas works VIII make special.
" of brass aud INN castings and work.
lng IN brass and OF the manufacture OF
ice machines, though their work is not
restricted 10 these, for in addition they
are manufacturers Of eRgucs.
pumps, mir Compressurs boiler
stacks, tanks, we'll tools, well
machines minlig machinery. electric
MOTORS gearing, bridge work, etc.
Tho manager of the concern IN John
IT, Moore and that IS very good gl,ar'
antee ~ the thoroughly workman. lite
manner In which all the work win be
done.
The machinery Already installed ~
Of the most complete and modern cbar.
acter aud fully adapted 10 the uses ~
the works IN repairing broken maclinert
as well as ia construction of ihe npu ma.
chimes IA the list of those tha rexas To-
and BRASS works viii buiid
fheir location Is excellent for shlppinv
purposes aud for the facility with yvlich
their fuel and heavy material can 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
WHO is ms ENEMY?

Last night. shortly after . O'Clock, the
kitchen and servants room of Judge y.
VI kern's house as Belknap and Tay-
Tor street was fired by some one and this
part of the house nearly destroyed.
No fire had been IN the place where the
flames we're discovered aud when those
first az the scene entered the burning
room the smell Of coal oil was very evil
dent. m corner Of the room was u
pile OF kiudling. This seemed to have
been saturated with oil aud fired.
The department did good work, the
water pressure was good and the fire
was soon under CONTROLLERS about $3.50
Insured,
Judp I'D Mrs Kern were at Dr.
Fields near at hand when The fire broke
out I'm the main part OF the house was
Charles Newman, brother-i-law of
Judge Kern, hut just now recovering
from a severe attack Of pneumonia, he
was possibly injured in his Efforts 10
get from the burning house, and re-
lapse Is fcnred.
Fire Chief Ben Bell IN going 10 the
fire collidcd with telegraph pole and
wrecked his new buggy, though tOrlu-
nntoly he was not hurt.
The chief says, In explanation of his
accident, that his own horse has n nail
In his foot aud he cannot drive him.
Last night he was driving stuuge horse
and he did not have him ms well under
control a. his own, and this accounts for
the mishnp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
A FOUI Is Nor DEpDAT.

A day or two ago IN noticing the
records of sullivan aud Mctiee prior TO
their Dallas fight, 1t was stated that
Sullivan had gained victory over Tom
Dumas, From the card OF explanation
Of Dumas. published az his Isuuest. H
Will be- seen sullivan won on n foul
after Dumas clalms 10 have had him
beat. ...
Editor Gazette.
Dear SIR Ia looking over Thursdays
paper l see John Sullivnn's record and
was SURPRISED TO see my name among
his victim, whom he has defeated. /
did meet Sullivan ana slugged him so
hard that he wanted to quit in the second
round. ! then sent my second over to his
corner 10 tell him II he wouldn't anti |
would 20 easy on him. So we fought
two more rounds, Near die end of the
last round | rushed az him and lit him
just as time was called The referee
declared foul and chat ended IL. sal
Ivan was so weak his seconds had 10 lift
him 10 his chair. Hoping you win pub
fish this aud pardon me FOR taking IN
so much of your valuable space / re.
main, Respectfully yours.
TOMMY DUMAS.
Fcuthcrweighi Champion OF Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
HUNTING PARTY.

That was a merry crowd that came
over from Dallas last week starting
early Monday morning with rides and
dogs from the residence of Rev. W. T.
Wilson, ON an extended hunt The party
was composed of sum Tnher. Esq. Mira
of this city. Rev. w. l.. Wilson re-
turned yesterday from their camp. look
ing ns II hc fully sympathized with the
poet whom he wrote Backward Turn
Backward. Time In Your Flight"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
A SURPRISE GIVEN
BY the Bailing Of Walker Har-
grove for $4,000.
ANOTHER LEGENDARY FIRE.
And Then There Is Whole Batch Of Local
News in This Column to Please or interest
Many Men Of Many Minds-Special
Attention Is Called 10 Tar Sales.
HARGRovE BA1LED.

The Walker Haigroyc habeas corpus
proceedings ended yesterday afternoon
with a marked victory for the defense,
for Judge Harris held the cases were
bailablc
The evidence yesterday was Of no spc-
clal importance and most Of the after.
noon was consumed In arguments OF
the attorneys Tor the state and the re-
latOr.
There are two eases against walker
Hargrove. aud he was granted bail In
the SUN of 5000 under each indictment,
$4,000 altogether This can be readily
given, for the enemies OF the dead Spear
viii make the bond for the living Hai-
grove and. said one Of HnrgTOves
friends. III o $4,000 bond was needed.
IL could be- given
There was much surprise expressed
ON the streets az the result Of tue
habens corpus proceedings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
non CITY ATTORNEY.

In todny's issue of Tho Gazette an
pears the announcement of q. NJ Temple
ton ms candidate for city attorney. sub
iect to such action as the city Democracy
may take, Mr. rempleton has long been
a citizen OF Fort Worth, good lawyer
who has made his mark aud who would
bring 10 the Office ripe experience and q
devotion 60 his profession that would
be valuable 20 the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
MN CI.EARING nnrsE-

The clearing house report shows more
than 30 per cent increase for the Inst
week over the corresponding week for
last year.
FOR week ending Jan, 10, 1893, ST.
73n. 12462
Same Ia 1892, S1.1OI. a35.OS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
Will FILE DEEDS.

That the Interested property holders
may be Informed the city council asks
the publication Of this resolution in The
Gazette:
BE 1t Resolved That the finance com
mittee and mayor be- authorized to ar
range for deeds of all property sold to
the city for taxes, aud same be plac-
cd upon tho records IN the county clerks
office. Signed George u. Mes und
utt.ftfnU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
YOUTnFrL raInu1,s

Yesterday afternoon two very smnu
very dirty and very hardened lool,ing
hSs' about as big as walking sticks
sold half dozen pairs of new kid gloves
10 second hand dealer ON Honston
street getting 80 cents for the lot. Ther
sald they would come back with oth,'rs
.,i1 When they did SO they were arrested
ib,pSy are The same Robert Cumming
sssee,ss ana Jim oConnor, who have 80
lng. and who have more tban me 49, ti,
alteA9ed and because OF their tender
years released by the county antha,j-
VT, The police would be clad n ,bes.
AUS 'ouiu oe disposed Of in some way.
aas town Of Forsyth. Mo. IS 6fty
''1's 0'a aud has never had a church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
snNIErII1NG NOXEL

4 unique entertainment in the way Of
a live circulating Library viii be given at
thc First Baptist church some time this
month. The books will be rcul flesh aud
blood composed of some Of Fort Worths
choicest young ladies. The library will
be- opened the latter purt Of this month,
Due notice Of the opening viii be given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

There will be- q special examination
held al Fort Worth tho third Friday and
Saturday OF this month. Jan. 20 aud 81,
1898. Al interested viii please take no.
ticc. The applicant must be- at the county
superintendent office by $50 Friday
morning. n. II. BUCK.
Comfy SUPERINTENDENT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. II. 1893.

10 NE IIUzciIr.
Last week the Dallas foot ball team
challenged tls South Sidcrs for game.
The South Siders accepted the challenge
and wenr there on time The Dnlias
team. upon seeing their opponents, back
I'd completely down The South Siders
offered them every conceivable advant-
age. by allowing them their choice Of
the players from the Fort Worth Jun
iors, but they still refused.
The South Silors then challenged the
Fort Worth Juniors dhey who have
wiped up the earth with every team
YETI. but they also declined.
We would be- most agreeably surprised
10 receive a challenge from the Juniors.
THE SUOTtf SIDE MATADORS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
MONDAY ArTNRNoON MEErINa.

Rev. Mr. Scho6eld of Dallas, Mr.. Kin
ncy OF New York, MIR. Reese of Dallas,
Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur. missionaries to
Central America, will hold "a missionary
conference IN the chapel of the Cumhcr-
land Presbyterian church. unlpss other.
Wise announced as 10 the location of the
meeting,
a conference win also be- held los these
parties with others as u the state work
OF the gospel union In Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
A NISSISSIppI JOIfnNAIIST

Mr., William H. Gray, a journalist Of
experience and ability. at one time con.
nrctcd with the prcas of Fort Worth,
is Ia the city
Mar. Gray Is now managing editor OF
the Meridian. Miss. Daily News, one
OF the most influential dailles ia MiSsis'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
IrE is THANKFUL.

Il. n. Rinyon whose stables were
burned last week, requests The Gazette
10 act as medium in returning his
thanks 20 the lire department and To
those citizens who 50 ably aided IN the
effort To save his property Tie highly
appreciates what was done for him in
this particular
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
SPECIAL BETHEL MISSION MEET
ING TONIGHT.

Tonight Mr.. Kinney of New York
Christian alliance. Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilbur,
missicnalies ~ Central America and
Mr. Byron viii speak az the Bethel mis-
sion. An are invited to attend this grand
event.
The Sunday school meets at 4 PIN, ms
usunl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
IIadisS' V StS-

good Sea Island Cotton Jersey Ribbed Vest this week
at 25c worth soc
10 Doz Ladies' Merino Vests to close at age each
duced from 75o.
lot of Children's Atwood and Merino Shirts and
Drawers at half price
If you are here Monday, Tuesday Wednesday will
give you chance for 800 yard at fancy Fannels in beau
full stripes and in sMs standings that worth SO and
75c Remember 3SC three days See show window
DO you 50 We have one lot Kid Gloves
in all sizes and all the good shades Not large lot but
sizes nearly intact which going close at 75c
NEILINGS-We going to make short ok Of five
lines Of Neings They sell at So 40 and soc yard.
Monday they so all at one price, SC.
100 Japanese Teapos including the famous water drip
All guaranteed fire proof lOc each.
70 Pieces 2x2 AKA and exc Apron Check Bingham, new
spring goods We open them at 7lc yard
On the same counter 25 pieces Dress Ginghams worth
10 and l2Ac, at 7Ac
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Hicks would do ON Connor's bond and
told they would have 10 90 to the sher-
IFS Office TO make out the bond, and
when the party Got there he was dumb
founded wlipn Joyce pulled out the war.
rants for him IN six eases. Both men
were jniled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

The prime purpose Of this adj is to advise this commu
nifty of event that interest many and should interest
all alike Our Second January sale of Muslin Underwear
Night Robes Corset Covers Skirts Drawers Chemse etc,
will begin Wednesday next at 10 A. M, and continue
through the week Hundreds of you will remember last
January how delighted you TO get such excellent
styles shapes and values This year you will be treated
better than last Il would be wise TO take inventory
your and make list of what you make
of and come Wednesday at 10 O'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

delivered 10 them directly from the cars
th,t can rum IN on the side tracks.
a hearty welcome To another add.
N9h 70 the manufacturing enterprises
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
A Rousing Sale
3 THIS WEEK.

Perhaps you of those who answer an ad.
vertisement want you especially to take note of
what have sale this week. call for and
DO not do just have advertised This weeks sale
is to be rousng that will Close out lot of stuff we
DO not intend carrying Don't put off your visit but
at Bargains always sell You will positively
see the best bargains of the year this week
LADIES CLOTH-A quality you would readily pay
Coo for; sale at 32c.
LADIES' CLOTH-A quality sold everywhere at zoe,
90 inches wide sale at 49c.
SERGE-Al.wool SO ill., wide, regular coo quality go
in this sale at Acc
sERGE-Extra fine French as in wide, S1OO
quality, go this week at 69c.
STORM SERGE-52 in wide our regular ST. 25 and
ST. so quality, sale this week at 96c
BROADCLOTH-A rousng bargain in this our 81. 25
quality at S8C, and 81 so quality at ST. 10; and our
30 90 quality at Sl.4S
HENRIETTAS-36 in. wide good coors, smooth finish,
regular Soc grade this week at PC yard
HENRIETTAS-36 III wide, a nice quality, splendid
coorings well worth Soc go in this sale at Sic yard
HENRIETTAS- Fine German goods full As in wide
regular 81. 25 grade so in this sale at 75c yard.
CHEVERON-Altwool, "A in wide, 81. 90 quality
goin this sale at &c yard.
HIGHLAND PLAID-4S in. wide finest quality real
worth ST. % sale at SOC yard.
CHEVERON--36 in wide the goods that sold rapidly
all season at % and SOC this week at 2lc per yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
INTERESTING SALE.
G. =. COrS9tS-

The very best opportunity you have had TO buy
strictly Rrstcass Corset We have just finished invoicing
and find too many highprice Corsets Now listen. Our
line of c. r. Corsets consists Of Marie sold at 81 50
l39 Viola and Venus sold at 49, 75 40 No 1873 and 269
sold at 80 70; total of 40 Corsets white black gray
md few High coors in the lot We bunch this lot at
low ridiculous price Choice of any for $lS, size Is to
80 Have you ever heard of better bargain We think
mt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

sippi. For several years Mr. Gray sui.
fcred from D nervous disorder for which
he says he f0unN q radical remedy.
The press OF New Orleans, with which
he was connected for several years, as
well a. that of Mississippi is exceedingly
liberal la is complimentary notices Of
Mr. Gray's return "a the tripod. that be
yacated for short period last summer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

At n regular meeting Of the n A. $.
e.. No. s. of Texas ~ their hall, 5l2
Main street. Wednesday night. the fol-
lowing officers were instnlcd by state
Deputy james Turnpaugh: sherman
Horn. president; A. " German vice
president, James Turubnugh, cores.
pOnding aud recording secretary; Chas.
BOde. financial secretary: james VIM.
treasurer. W. r. Kirby, dour-kceper; j..
B. Meadows conductor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
Stockings

Wednesday open another of Fast Black Seamless
Stockings for ladies' Sell them before six pairs for
$lOO Many too late for this bargain at last
sale Take advantage of this Wednesday next,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
IMPORTED PATTERNS.

Our line of Pattern Suits must be to appreciate
their cheapness We give you choice of very finest
patterns that sold at from $500 to $50 90, for Sl9 90
Choice of Suits that sold Sl2 TO SIC for SS so
Choice of Suits that sold at ST. SO to $40 for 81 So
You will want Worlds Fair Travelling Dress You can
get fine now AT hall price
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
sPoRrINo.
WAS A CAKE wAl4

WAS A CAKE W. z.
Dallas. Tex, Jan, ia..j
rumored on the streets ,ai
grand jury has returned gain'ft
Bobby McGee and John ss' NV
cipals OF The recent mn h
most vivid imagination ~ Il
that affair lnto prize n..f D.
like an old Fashioned iet'
NEW ORLEANS i.As'
New Orleans. Jan. H. rs
ana one half furlonga' ~ ~
second. Ariless, third. w"
Second race SIX fuflont 'its
Little Adcie second, silN~ n
GlI9t. "A
Third race Five fnflY.t N
Redina second, Miss feiA''
l;O2h. .t1
Fourth race Sveen and ur,
Rally won. May HARDY 7
third. Time. i.31h. s.rat
Fifth race HandieaR +
Dixie v won. kla<e ph-t
star thiId. Time, In.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Since the bcrinning o. the world pretty faces
have been sroiled with freckies and the most
beautiful com nc kiOn5 hidden UP BY these IN
slightly blemshes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

INCUR ACRES ~ ORCHARD, CLOsE 10
IL city. guOd w1ior riFnt, price $3.50, W. j,
hogan. tlu lOstnrru block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
RECORD OF FOREIGN EVENTS
Soldiers Sent Against RIotous S,FIk-
erS in England.
why tho nrussrl. Conference Failed
TO Reasonable Tho Home Iiuie
Hiii.-A Pfince Dead.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-lssplrls Of re-
newed disorder among striking coal
miners were received today. a thou.
sand mlucrs gathered tins afternoon
near ChpslcIfuld anj matched CA maEs
T. Oak Thorpe colliofy. Tho mob sup
Piled itself with stakes from trucks they
had overturned nud marched to Shit.
land colllcfy, Vhtfe they committed
fresh disturbances. The police were
unable 10 cope with tho crowds anu
tloOts nre now en- route from Sheffield.
llepoits this evening show that add
tlpuai and eeri ~ concentrations are
being made by striking coal mineral
Chesterfield, DutbyHhirc, uisordefs
were particularly yiJlcut, and troops
Of the sixth Dragon guards and "a
company Of lfish fusiletfs were sent
there ~ help restore peace. the town
~ IN a state Of panic. Troops Will re-
main 10 Prevent further diolrdcr.
a serious riot occurred tonight In
Yorkshire. Several coliiefy buildings
were sacked and Duruoi. Troops were
cailoi to dlspersc the rlotefe anG guard
the mine propurty. A minef'e fiOt also
occurred si lrlmblo, Wales, this even
Ink anl troop Di cavalry was nrccs.
uaTy 10 suppress H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
prohibition convention.

DIES MoiNEs, Ia, Sept. 5.-rho
cluzensi prohibition state convention
was called 10 order shortly before noon
by A. T.. Lowry. Only a hundred
delegates were present. DR.. Emory
Miller was made temporary chairman.
lie salJ, n Governor Boles was re-
elected 1t would be the result OF the
Republican convection last August
ana not Of this. The question was 10
have ~ many members of the legisla.
ture us possible for prohibition.
Rev. u. ID. Wells was made perma.
nent chairman aud tho usual commit
tees were selected.
The convention viii nominate Hon.
l.. |. CONN of Fort Dodge, for gov.
ernor but viii name no other candi.
dates Tot state officers. The convention
will resolve 10 unto IN securing the
election Of members Of the Legislature,
who will vOts 10 retain the prohibition
law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Phor u the ses-
sion uf tuu Welshmsu at festival hall,
a dozen members Of the Batdic Order
met on the green before the govern.
meut building. Hwis Mon, Chief
Bari OF Gorsedd, mounted an unhewn
stone called "Maon blUg" aud read a
dispensAtIon i,eued hy the Arch Druid,
permitting the Eisteddiud at the
World's Fair, and authorlEl & Hwia
Mon, " bose other name 10 Rev. Roland
williamson, a Presbyterian clergyman,
ifom Wales, TO establish branch u
the Druid Organization ia this country.
The proceedings were all In the Welsh
tongue aud designed 10 DO just as the
ancient Druid lrltsts conducted them
centuries uRu.
Interett 10 festival hall session cen.
ters In the male chorus competition,
the organizations IN which oOutnir tle
cream OF the Nelsh singers from Wales
and this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
University Of Utah.
sALr LAKE cl1Y, UTAH.

Tho Fall Term begins at Gam, Mon
dnv, Sept. lsih, 1893.
Tho University has been greatly
strengthened hy additions TO its iHculiy
Of mon, thoroughly competent aud
specialists In their line, and by purchases
OF books, apparatus aud appliances.
Tho following courses arc oilcrodi
I. LmuHAL AIRS IClnssicall four years.
.. GlsNERAL SClENCE, four years,
.. LETTERS four years,
4. SCIENCE NORMAL, six years rnclud-
ing two years prepara oryl
D. LETTERS, six years Including two
years prepntaloryO
u. MiNiNu, three years.
:. NORMAL, three years INCLUDING two
years preparatory
Tho iirsl five Of these courses lead to
degrees.
4 preparatory school designed to rro-
pare students 10 pursue any Of tho Uni
Versity courses IL open TO persons OF both
sexes over 10 years NJ ago.
students are admitted without charge
for tuition 10 any course they arc pro-
pared to pursue. There IN an annual
admission fec of $500 for residents Of
Utah. and $500 for nou-rO.ldenls,
students may receive permits for re-
duced mres over thOIailwuys Ia Utah.
For further investigation applylo
Joseph 7. KIngSOuTY, NJ, H.,
Acting President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
niEbee Pound Guilty.

CHICAGO, Sept. o. The national
commission had another fruiiless sts-
sion TO-DAY, aud unless a quorum can
be got together tomorrow Rn HCiourn-
ment for fifteen or thirty days may DO
declared.
The special committee appointed TO
Investigate the charges against Frank
Higbeo, Judge VI awards, charged with
having tiled 10 eztort money from u
tAio exhibitor In lieu Of a prize, sub.
mitiod report, npding the accused
guilty and recommending his dis.
charge.
Owing 10 the lack OF q quorum no
action was lakru.
The total admission today was
lGD,s3D of which l40,03i were paid.