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Tn, Men Asesp, n Continued Reduction

NASHVILLE. Jan. IA conference concerning
tho restoration OF wages Of the employees Of
q Q Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis Rail-
way was held this afternoon between Chief
Sargent Of tho brotherhood Of Locomotive
Fircmcn Chief Clark o! the Order OF Hallway
Conductors and Chiefs Wilkinson and Morris
sey Of the lraumeR's and Switchmen's Asso-
Citations. Tho wages were reduced ten Ter
cent. from sept / last to Dec. /. the agree.
LATER date 3! justified 10y the business OF the
road The conference to-day resulted in lie
men agreeing 10 accept a continuance Of the
reduction until Feb. /, when another confer-
eucs will h. held TEs engineers had already
agreed 10 the reduction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-02
New Years BIn OF The RIshmoad COantJ
Hunt Club.

The Hotel Castleton. in New Brighton. Staten
Island. was tie scene last night OF tie annual
New Years Ls!l OF the Richmond County Hunt
Club. The walls were covered with bunting
and Chinese lanterns festooned the large room.
over each entrance vas u stays head. deck ed
with the club cUluTs.
The men wore red coats and pAtelt-leaIher
boots Dancing began at 10 O'Clock. The
Nichols, NJ. I. II. The favors consisted % rld-
ing bits. stirrups, spurs. and hunting horns.
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Crowd. J.e..on Phi.

CaIClGo. Jan. l.-For the first time since the
Exposition management fenced in JaeksO
Park, over two years ago. the PARK WAS to- DAY
opened free to tho public. There was a large
crowd. The day was clear and cold. In all tho
great bull linEs many exhibits yet remain. and
there is still "A good deal t. see. Jud-lnE from
outward appearances. tho buildings are win
terlng we'll Hereafter tie para viii be free 10
the public.
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Acknowledgement.

PITrsFIEID. Mass, Jan. Miss Alice Green
leaf. the seco; d daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Craneh Greenleai of New York. was
married to-day In Trinity Church TO William
Adams OF the same city, The wedding took
pace at high noon. the ceremony being per-
formed by The lev. ". NJ. GrOsyenOT, tho
rector. There were present many New York
society people, who are spending the holidays
with the eottageIs.
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am. !. what Ever Oas w.a,..

Kansas CITY. NO. Jan. I.-Seerctary o. State
Osborne Of Kansas las prepared a circular in
which hc advocates laws making two hours
por day the limit OF work Of each MAJ. lie
holds that hhoT-saving machinery has made
such progress that one man Is allie 10 20 a.
much a. twenty seventy five years ago. and he
believes mat uyvrpToductioa T. Trspou.i6la
Tor the tdlensss 81 millions today Inns no
holds would DC done away with N TWO Aoura
sAo0l4 De made the days WoTk limit
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MRs TOWNSEND REMAINS IN PRISON.
No Direct Evidence Secured Yet that she
Stole Mrs. BAIIard's Earrings.

Mary Townsend, who Is charged with steal.
ing a pair OF diamond earrings worth 1920
from Mrs. George Ballard OF the Chelsea fats
on Twenty third street. passed the nrst day Of
the new year in a cell at tho Tombs She pro-
tests her innocence with such vehemence that
many people are convinced that she IL telling
the truth. Detective Heidelberg Is By no
means convinced OF her guilt. and no direct
took the diamonds. Mrs. Ballard says that 10
one besides her husband and Mrs TOWNSEND
had access TO her room from the evening OF
Dec. 70 10 the morning of Dec. 2a
Yesterday morning Mrs. fownsend's bus.
band succeeded in getting John Hirsch OF 2!d
Eighth avenue to agree to go bail for his wife.
They arrived at the Tombs too late to see the
Judge. and Hirseh was unable TO qualify ~
hnnhAmhn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-02
THE MODERN NEW YEARS.
It's Festivities. for the Fashionable. Must He
Sought Out OF Town.

In the eyes OF the socially inclined who spent
the day in town. yesterday was a mockery OF
the past. New Years nowadays is to New
Years OF ten years ago as q country Sunday
afternoon is to the corner OF Broadway and
Wall street during the first hour Of the new
year. People used to hang the latchstrings OF
their doors on the outside. Now II is proper to
get out OF town to country houses or TO help
swell the crowds at the fashionable suburban
colonies.
A party OF Young people from the city spent
the day at Eagles Nest. the country place OF
present Miss Ethel Iselin. Miss Beatrice Hen.
derson Miss Edith sands. Miss Elizabeth
Duer, Miss Anna r. Peabody, Miss IL l.
Biddle. and J. H.. lselin. Jr.. II. b. Satterles
Austin Corbin. Jr., Arthur Street, Harold Van
kensselaer. and LinZee BlAgden. After dinner
there was an impromptu dance.
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shs 4. .sus.t sI1t..n..

And shs has attracted more attention Ia New
York and BROOKLYN the past two DAYS than any
other LADY In town. young Or old. She Is SO
beautiful and so charming that every one. OF
either sex, delight 70 take her home She V
the principal feature OF Hood's Calendar Tor
1894, nearly 3OOOOO copies OF which have
been given away Mt stations OF the elevated
roads. Sweet sixteen 10 not only beautiful.
but useful ~ well and IN sysry home where
mindsr Of Hoods saEsapATilA the whole Of the
coming ysAE-AdA
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sshr.hr.ln'. skull Wa. Fr..m..

An autopsy In the case Of Philip schlehlein,
who was Knocked down and killed in front Of
6l5 Tenth avenue by Charles Simon OF SOB
West loTty-hfth street on sunday night
showed an extensive fracture at the back Of
the skull. PROBABLY where Schlelheln's head
struck the pavement The ZONES Of the skull
very thin, and il 10 pGssib ls that the irac-
tuTe resulted from the blow that Knocked the
man down. simon was RTraignrd In the York
vile Police Court yesterday morning and re-
handed
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C.rsIs FransaI, R.nau,,.

The annual dinner Of the Cerels Francois 10
Lllarmonie will occur as usual on the amt
yeEsRry OF the birth # the society. Jan. !. AZ
that date, however falls on SUNDAY. tho ban
guet Will te held in the club house, ana wth
lew exceptions will be connned to meWtefA'
The annual mask bali in Madison square
Garden has been set for huEdar Feb. -.
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SIC. Cnntor DO nrsen. NIr-. MIr.r.

Miss Phnhs Cantor. daughter Of Mr. Henry
Cantor. and Mr. Lossis AlinZis will he married.
o-mOTTOw evening At the residence Of the
brides parents. 1871 West 10th street.
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Ep.sIaI CssErs.. El.s.lsa Po..possa /. Mssk.

ALBASY. Jan. l--GOI Flower win issue =
proclamation tomorrow changing the date for
ths special election for members OF Congress
in New York eity from Jan. % 10 Jan 80. This
Il done At the request Of both parties. who sAy
that the time 10 which 70 die necessary ser
the holidays ARd legislative sAueuSes are SoR-
adhered
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Plenty Of Time

to ripen in the wood before
being bottled is one of the
reasons for the popularity of
c. II. Evans & Sons India
Pale Ale and Brown Stout,
They are pronounced by
exacting connoisseurs superior
to the finest imported
EVaas' CsIebF ated Cream Ale On DFHsEht ~
LsaSiRz RestGHTGnts aHd Cher Houses.
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Rs.tos,. FIrs Loo. Grsals.. N lhs Coualrr

Boston. Jan 1.-The loss by fire In the city
of Boston last year exceeded that Of any other
city in the United States. The total In round
i've per cent OIL fell upon the insurance com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-02

CHICAGO, Jan. lizard times have come
upon the retail clerks. Nearly 5000 of them
have reen thrown out a. employment since the
cluse ~ the holiday trad. AT least 35UO OF
them arc W"Wsn and girls. whose salaries
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07

% woe seriously 800 for about ono aud Quo.
huIl NrlrH before Huwu ruU'uH treatment with
Nr 600 MuNUn uI tIH COPELAND NcltfN tn.
.uil'o. wac rlnNnri tn Wy bed a.l laai
uIufUr consulted MANY doctors. lui 40 81
ru uIfI n.H. Hrf H.H atI1t ueuullrd t1 try
Elll.fyi indeed. as nov am we'll woman.
.Nf hcau HfCHtI tn cau.r mU tUo uust
1laUH aH IaunefCf ttrI much from Irregular
IiU 90 i# H"Nurs Mf nervous Hfatrm was
0uUU.Di0i. shattered. 10 coast s1 ilo doctors
aHu. woe HNIHfU oI nervous urUstratluu.
'MH trri Hrhei f.uhy 1870 coo time, cold.
cNIIN .nHHiiun iII over inn ai times. Nrrtgu,
Cite. tool 600 Hui Taste natural, least exotic
mont Ur rNrrUuu HuuId GAUGE HH hUUt fu
rAIp'taiH uIustVu.Cut'Y nud thtn cuaaa 200 lU1t
ruuIr|r Coz what seemed tn rU boo fHu. Doc
really Uui avon HhHit tafI0d
'NlrmnIl tUW boo, eyes weak ana wufHfY
au1 EI.s u.t1fu iheH constantly, tunuluf
lN.U u.'n W.. HUn.U It. rt.unt uud tIaf iu't
hu. HUl UHfut ~ uW Nls ar urY aud parUncI
uu piece 90 leather
"i4.us u hlul. bod 90 Joint wac very in.
fOfts W.. unable iu Gus uf ua on fHad lluudH
were HUn HuI could uut use Thorn MF IUfi
umH Wsa Hw1icn 800 ihc umr. more ur loss.
auI lr como Of tceuurmu.h impaired, thlH
ut Wrro afraid uf p1rIIYa.A
"l fcol an well nov . have forgotten my
ffWpilUH, hHt VII lr Pleased I1 900 and iaIk
win no Who mHF Dol Interested Cor themselves
uI ffIruIH. Would state That Ir UUhiUurI u
diagnosis W.Ha'AlI Hf1Hr With iiH rrfuiinuu'
ann1 hr $500 r'stt aud boz shtcd SOC aruur
as .m nos won WOMAN utfolf and taui.
10 phIa.riaH, Irtiblso who wisn. glI sad
eco mr. boo U1rHiuH'nu Will say 900 uiiy .nno
year NJ Hgr, Witch mtkra mY rla1 tuU moro
remarkable. iu uT raumatuu'
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"spuakins OF Glner,,p said a New
il.. g.rl, who has lust returned from
sugAuI. "l cat TOLL you slm' thiuss
about him. About two months ago d
W4. Stopping BOO au EngII-u country
hluso. We decided 90 ger up Gl.bsrt's
'palars roo ruln' aud When Mr. Gil
beri uunrl ut ltha ac'uuly volunteered
.u come down AMI coach us. When
,r heard tuiF, WE wuro sImuly will
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an unheari OF thinr Tor Gilbert 90 DO.
~ course h. only 49, ifOI. %. itirni.
Anip. Tie hau been 20, fcIHo. wi.i ihc
gentleman al wnoso n.uHo wa tiop-
ping, aud hu only CJaeu'ci ip d D, i7
please him. Vol, hr CAME, nud our
delight dropped t0zsr1 once. A'irr
u wcus's acquaintance, nome D. u7 HirIs
cnihuaud over MIN uif.
Ha was 10 gfum y--'bN D., wncH
nos q. rghuauai Wu.u no a0rt uuirf
him we rev rcl him-h0uraiiy Uu did.
never ssH lucH nr actor boo my li'e.
FAIR nblut versatility. Why hr ac'ti
uvefy plu from ine p.iucussca To
NJuRH tnH dwarf, AMI in OlcI D." tA'
pressed UE H.lT want Boo .ntea % 20
900. Ills ulvrfs 10 bra cry wore
w0uluriul. aud thea, lI NO tho
q vii uiH sue, ue HHHuwlulIF uiCa WITH
uG. Z bal always httrI iIAi hu was
s9 aafcasiic aith Dove cDm.1ry when
anything went wfour. WIN o. Doc
NH mafvollJuHiy uieuL We must
have irrt bin tcrIy hli ur never
showed n. liu always corrected ua,
IHrrvrb HHl Iu HI4u iu.lHt un uur
going Dvrruvgry iiiuu tt OBJ. buuul H
surl we could DO DO osHcIy lf hu 40.
tt..cL Az fIr lis personal aFl.l..
,lc-- aeli euraiuiy sh.l.iu't csii
him GOOD Io1tirr. HE h|a q hHtl
fa.p ami boz scarcely over .m.itI. HIS
Iuu.nagc 8s veil aH his Nlt lu HrHis
uuIur iuCk Ruu kly. rha's thH Quo
iuiug can upvur iUreivo Mr bllnrfi
i9t hll the time hc was with u., aud
hu sMyuu tnrse wtrss, hr never said %
single Thug that was uysl hali Way
blight"
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Sunday SS7ooI a7d Primary

ion moie book and cards pn.iars Will. b,
eharroi r. addition % ile prices rvtn, % cent ;,
NAL, uniois uis prIco given O. Gov "posirlHl
First Book for our Liitie rricnds, "a,
tie nse Of sunday Schools, i1..
second hook Tor our Liiiie Frisndr.
A saHily school rotdor. lis
intermediate \. y. Header, tis.
Questions nnd Answers on the III.
nnd Mission or che Prophet Io.erb
9Hiih, Cos
bible Questions aud Answers, f,- III,
u'o Of prmlrY Asl1snUlns l5t
Chiidrcn's Primary Hymn Root, ~,
clr.of, postpaid lie.
Primary speaker, No. Z, postpaid. l,a
., "a
The Model non HOOK, postpaid. ise.
class i,cEistcrs' per iot, ac.
Primary rune nools, Co.,
Hook Of Mormon Catcc. ism, POSTPAID. is,.
=. =. union Hymn tiooh, ea,h oct Do.
rl.i, l'c.
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have purchased from the nniisros
tho stock VI Wells, the artist tailor
ani have Just received from tho east
IN elegant liuo OF spring and summer
goods, aud will with Wells, the artist
tailor, NJ cutter anu nttyE carry ON
uusIntfs NJ the old stand, No. 2 and %
Wrs, First South Street. / cater o.
lrst cIuss trade ouly, aud would Tcs'
prCuully ask an inspection OF my
goods, aud your hind patronage.
YDuu truly,
e.. w. PECiS.
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DAN run down" from the weakening
H1ec's uf warm weather, you need "a
good tonic aud blood puFiiler Ike
Unud's Strsauarilln. Do rot put Oh
AEiueit Numerous little al ma nts,
No neglected.. will soon break up the
system. rako Hoods Barfapnrilla
now, il uxneI disease and give you
s,rsgg,h aad appetite.
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FaItb-PromotIRa Series.

ny Eirst Wisdom narrative % peHaaE
eiIedouco l. amiasInnary urln ono sandaish
i'i'nl' ~ '''''' y. '''''h' i'7'
string oi rcnris' raHt'hina O. numb-r oi
lntHituns sietslrl and aucciItas u t.I-
'''' '''" -
tohNr- FROM ~ d"nrnhl' by President
'. p'.'' '' ''' wonder
...,'.. 49,. .'' many mi'is't
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E.anons and .lrenstn.

Valuable vegetable remedies orc
used la the preparation Of Hood'a Far.
saplrllla M such a peculiar manner NJ
10 rotain tho iull meiiciual value Of
ovory Ingredient. Thus Hoods Saf-
sapnflia combines economy and
strength anu IA tho only remedy o,
which 900 doses ono dollarN 10 Iue.
Bssure 90 get Hoods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07

Attic National Stl .of'1l. which
wiIl tcsin be- musical festival no the
Madison square dArHc ,Nrw YORK ON
Saturday uyuulnF, June 81, thotu VIII
GOA grand UurtmuIu 0i tui thousand
voice.. Imr Mltrfna hfs b.on on.
gagged rs cue Of "a iar.. number OBJ.
VOCAL s9.IE.s, and Maud Powell Us unf
of tlH boz .rumnuiautfs. Auru0fm u-
0fuhtH.nH, under flU combine dir ..
iiJu Oi HUurIor Xll.uUf ard T. Van
ler o.urte., viii accompany me
singers 90 many Df tlo numGcfs,
Whila utltW vail b. given capriia.
Tue r"nrnianis OF th" resident rliy
Organizations aic now going on iu New
YORK, Philadelphia, Wusniuglnu,
Baltimore, Boston, Brooklyn, Nov Mark,
Buffalo, Cleveland, pilisuurs, Ciuciu.
nat, Chicago auI, iu iart, nearly an
tun impIrlaut Citius fast oi tho Misus.
sippi, under the careful mana cement 90
Directors Xlnucf anu Van aer stuckrn
aui their aids. SIthat when the vast
army ~ yuuslisla arrives in Now YORK
en- iAtcliisout knowledge OF the music
VIII have rUu acquired. No organic.
alton viii un permitted t0ulrg 10 thr
festival uuul rs work has been
approved uy the directors.
AZ the Uuu uf the month the commit.
tee on Invitation Will proceed o. Wash.
iugl0u o. invite President and Mrs.
Cleveland 10 attend tho festival be-
honorary guests of the Organization.
J. W. M1rnasby has teen appointed
business managcL
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Cashier Adams, OF the Mtta county
bank, ilflrm- tnu Gnui Junction
Siar.ImCs that there are 5000 utal "
shrvpal thompson Spfug-, aud that
tue total clip Will lu sOl.Oul rounds.
About 100000 pounds have Utun
clipped up so date. 10 will be- shipper
10 fniiad lrhia via tho RIO Gundc
4uu Burlington routes.
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Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or
grlpe, hue act promptly easily AMI
efficiently. .
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Can 0n VA before buying. Oursiock
otlunbrr, Sash, Doors, etc, IL com.
p'rip, and there Ia n great ufop In
prices. Morrison, Merrill q Go.
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Hood, Pills are tho hest family
ol.harto and liver medicine, Harm
lss7, ul'ablo. sure.
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missio7ary Supplies.

Morgan. Tract No. ., l-i..
=" 1,asu.
o, 8sa
The Modern prophct, l-,a
True ". False Religion, i,,.
The Gospel rionccr, s.tt
Reply 90 "The Mormon pnrr..
turg,r D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07

The Cullen Hotel open, on the
Eurrpoln plan, rates $500 anu $3.50
per day. bc0rre Culleua, Assignee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07

The leAuing dentists, D0ply Block.
Strictly nutclass work NJ one.hali
price charged elsewhere. Beat west Of
Chicago,
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ANOTHER HONE INDUSTRY.

Conference visitors should call a. ihe
Deiorct Bakery, one hl ok south Ot the
Tabernacle, for "a h0mo.mntu luncn ~
anything Ia the baking line. sauuuCra
g. Taylor, prlpfirt o..
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music

the improvemcnt association sons
Hook contains collection OF original
ann collected songs ana hymns, ioi To music By
iHio..'r D. neelay seventy eight pages q
choice inu'Ie postpaid, Co.,
~ ~ Union Music Iiook, postpaid, SOC.
Primary Tune nooh, 10, without, posiar.
IN, iNAlmody' paper siei, $780, CLOTH, ,i.soi
'"' A''hu'' elm Postage II eta. each
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C0mwUurug March 1T tho Union
Pacific win sell Fret Gas Tickets 70
All Missouri River Points at $4,000
Take lnu pi0ncer.Standard Line T. all
IuI8ts IasJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07

Dr. Ruftowa, Ocu'lsi, Aurlst and Op.
lician. Spoctnclrl fitted. Commercial
HlDpk
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for all kind of Gardeners Tools; in
fact everything usually kept in a Hardware Store
Ours is the Largest Establishment of the kind in
the interior west. Call and see US.
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SUPPORT Home INDUSTRY.

We have noarly 100000
worth OF Casslmeros, Blankets,
Flannels. Yarns ETC., for saloi
made by tho Provo WOODEN
Mills tho past six months
JOHN c. CUTLER q BRO
Agents,
sc Main, salt Lake ely.
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To Omaha. tSan,as sity, stoux Ciiy
wat Iniuu racinr
Commencing Match 1t the Union
Pacific will fell First Glass Tickets 10
All Missouri River Points at 5000
Take the PioneoT.Staudard Line 10 all
points East.
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was furnished at the Thoater iae' night
geldom, II ever. before, his the tts
nirht or the Conference season opened
to les than ave hundred dollar audi
enc,-lndeei I've hundred dollar
house would be counted rather small
than large. But last evening There
was wilderness OF empty chairs Ia
oil parts OF the house, AMI even the
galleries, which are never large enough
10 accommodate the cnuicruucu
ihfours, looked rather lonsomn than
populous. IL was a pity too, Tor the
entertainment was unique ana clever
one, aud well worth the patronage %
country visitors. The charming
ono act drama Of Iente,
idle Tean by the Home Dramatic
Club was the fret thing on the biil,ani
ait has boon criticised before, It only
nneds TO be said now thut 81 was given
with all the effectiveness Of " original
production. Mt, Wells and ME-
Edith Clawhon Knowl,on rercaici TIE
decided hits they previously scored
The tunuul, merry aud amusing opoi-
eta OF the Crimson Scarf formed toe
main part of Tie program, aud it went
with the same hilarlly 10 even BASEL
ffaso IL one 81 Sroncef's tIat parts AMI
he shono "a brightly NJ ever last svou'
ing. Mr.. Young Il scarcely behind
MIN. Both Miss Winston and Miro
woodrow looked aud Gang ~ charm
inrly o. before, and won the same
huarty applause. MI PypeFe Homi
UIiat 10 A.e,u went better than ever
before, ana he showed decided degree
OF freedom la action, while MtHaIf'
Mestprvrit aud CiawsUn maun OF the
remainder very evenly excellent uAsi.
M. TX fosao ana Nc. Wulhe were en-.
dramatically spplauded i0r thcif WORK
la tho orchestra.
Tho Saturday Night Of conference
week u always the banner one, nnu
this evening" tue Home Dnuauu ciut
in the silver King are turu 70 MAXI
up Tor the deficiency ia last night
audience. A new snow scene, now
costumes, new music aud long cast
which includes Tor tho iut time o.
several iotsons, all tue old umI
strength uf tho home club, VIII De-
given In the Silver King, which gor,
b0th tonight anu Monday. iho iuii
cast OF characters IL NJ foiiowii
wnford Denver. The silver kIns.,...Nir Wells
KHAN Coomut, dealer tn marine tt1fca,
p.nl.i iaiF.s ncnyers iamiIy ssryanL
................... ..........,. .,s.,..,Mr loung
hcileft aAinn' q SHOWN pr ~. .,,..,
a,ois,, X are. an 6natnecr. -. M ratIaf
lHuus a iookimlh ......,,.,..-.. 4. W. owen
sAm hehl'I, a,l,e','s 4,
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nm thipgs M sIricai Tor tim.. 4, h.
br8ken on Friday tho l3,h Nv tb,
c,median 0ro. ~. Mopror In n fare
with the eloquent title Of "My Aunt
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Dramatic and 2ypio.

Conference Season at tho Thoaer-Las Nighttime Silver
King ronight-sousa's Comlng-NeHt Attractions at
tho rheaor.- Gilbert and sulivan's Utopia.
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h. DlnWoodoy Furniture co., Utah
agents TOR Uuivgral stoves nni
Ranges. Their c0osiug o. PERFECTION
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Eye AMI Ear b. iA Lyon, 20
South Main.
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After Mondny nights performance
OF the Silver King, there will be lul,
IN things "a atfical Tor a time, u be
broken on Friday tho l3,h by the
comedian Geo. W. Monroe Ia n fare.
with tbs eloquent title Of "My Aunt
Bridget" 1hete will thon be- smother
weeks quiet, anu Prof Younger vii.
give the last exhibition aud ball Of tho
season, Friday evening no sulh anu
Saturday afternoon, the 2lsi.
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special bargains IA Pianos aud
Organs.
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