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NOTICE

TO hr si1ttho.dtrI 0i tho Uu HH HrrLN
Champion SHINING r1u tU.UH." .IH.
YOU N.E HEREBY NpII..ID THAT
n Che REGULAR annual mvelN' H. ..g .IHHH.
tuiicrs Ui Huil corporation VIII N..I a. Goo
Iru IpmaI. strtrt. Salt fHtC O.I|. Territory
ut tuH. un Monday Soc .tI .lU U. HHTcH
urlsiwu 90 thn hIIH OF o. H iu.. q J.. .. ruTUIHt
OF Ul.clrH oMrFrH fUf tho yrHIIU. .t.H. InI
fUr trp transaction nI funu Other N"HtHa lH
mHy pfuHUfI. come nrfHrO thH mtU.U".
nr urlUr Uf Coo board OF director.
W.J. UEHIIU.
salt Lake cry, rcb Ne. 800. tDrg.ary
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YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
by tnu above named plaintiff in the Do
uigt Court ut tho Third Judicial District Ot Mo
Territory Ot Utah, aud Co answer the complaint
ulrd theron within ton days exclusive ut tho
uaY OF aCryirCI after tlr service uu you OF thil
bumm0ua-ii served WitIlu ihlf county Or Il
within tWnnN days. othgrNito Wlllu torly
dlyf-ur Judgment Uy default WIN DO tasrl
against ou, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint
The dl.d action brought 90 have Judgment
against defendant u Gum 90 tslItH with ln.
t0reatatl neg cent per month nom fe1, w.,
1905, for $50 attorney fees aud Tor costs OF
fgit, alleged 90 to due on o. certain prnmis.
sorry motto, made, executed sud delivered by
plaintiffs uuI defendant tl hut OruiCk a Co
Oct 90. l.II, for ssul, with interest from date
until PAID 10 poe cent per mOuth, sara plain
una having bIFuui said uuio a. tur0ugs Tor
taIt tgfondauti defendant having neglected
were compelled Co and dIIi uu bob. ., ltul, pay
the amount duo thereon, same being now Duo
thru from defendant aud being wholly un-
And you arc horoby notified thatif you fail to
appear aud Iu.Wrr tun #Nl complaint a7 above
mtut against YOU i0rihu um OF $50 sl'Wlih
interest a. above and custs ol SUIT, with 500
Wines. do Hon. Samuel A. Merritt. judge
uuu tND fCIl OF The distinct court
uf mo Third judicial district, In
and fnr mo TuuIory ~ utHh, this
fsIAI.l Ht day of fc1Iulrl, in the year uf our
Lord one thousand uIght hundred aud
uENUN q, McAuLLAN,l Clerk,
iiy GRO % LOOMS, Deputy llerk,
y. 81. Hamilton. Attorney,
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.


ihtAlo OF dohn o" NfHhts deceased
~ OTtuE II HENEgT GIVEN hY TUE
~ undersigned, hdUiuIHlrAtrN Of thH ct e
OF John L. Crane, decreased, o. The creditors II
hud ali persons having CiaIma uFainst tue said
deceased 90 ,Nbilit tudn with tho necessary
vouchers within teu months Hiior iha nrst pub.
hrauoa N tlIH uUurc tp tnH said admins "a.
tr.N, re- her BE- lfrrec To-. $50 ltth Nast strcdt,
salt Lake cry, ln tho County Of ale lake.
Dated January -9th, 1874,
SARAH CRANE.
Administrators Of tho estate Of John d. crane.
deceased
II, 5. LiSEY. Attorney ilr Administrator.
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tl the Probate Court iu Enf Tor SAT- Gata
County Territory of Jah.
m the Matter of She Eftits u John l.
uytn, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEuuY OWEN THAT
- Wuuam a, Rooster ami Hamilton %.
iHfk. rteCutHra of fho val Of John D. NIFtn,
ceased, have rendered Cor uUfNumUnt. aud
fled iu Htt DUuHf. tbUr uHHl account ul tuUir
NduiuHirat1u ct Hail estate and petition Tor
l.Al distribution uf lhU rUFluur uI said estate
among the UCrf1uH entitled thereto. aud that
SATURDAY., She ai.u day Uf February, a. 10,
I.'i, 10 Do O'Clock m, 90 tho Court Room
OF fhid Court, iu tho County Court house,
tllt Lake tIy aud County Utah Territory,
lHH been duly appointed HY she Judge lot
.al Court Cor iNu artugmUut ~ faid ur.
Dnuut ana hrlr|nH cad petition Cor dHtrlNu.
Nau. Ht Wilton limo nuI place Huy urrtun
interested On tHiu estate may appear and chow
UHusr. ~ any there Doc. uh. as.d uC.Ount should
Dot boo settled Hud approved aud luAl diHifibu.
zion made Ha PRAYED Tore
Dated JauuHfy Nth, it1L
10. MILuY.
tl1t. OF thu Probate DuufL
ny >. 2. JACK, Deputy,
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is uEKEBY GNIN TO THE
N stoc holder of tha Dcsor5I Investment
Company that there will De .... Nur of tIu
HtUraho dcrs Of SAID company hr.l I 'Uu DNu
r4ur'a 0f'co, SAT- Take city, liN Territory,
DO tIH hour 90 3 O'Clock PIN. on f.H 5000 IHE
Ul February 1924. Tor the purno H. amending
che Uomua1H's articles % inrlrNu. I.u HH Iu-
cfUIHIni Sine humber OF fhHrH no .'|I rIU.
GRO. d. I1NI.
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In thO fruNa'u Court. Iu urI foe Gale tHlH
tuItfV, aUffUuIf ui Utah.
IN tie Matter 0r IHr I.Hic %, Franz
NuEaiIt utr.Urrds
ArurtCr o. UGUtut GIVEN THAT
~ Minor y. ME.H, HeuIuutTaIur ul In.
rtsfH uf rtuh huEsIi. U... 1sUu. nsI frH.
u.f"I Co.," HrfNrUsHt Huf HIH1 boo sad Cont .H
nH1' urTDua. nf hiH almWHtluulu nf SAIL
""tl'H AMI petition I1r U1fI distribution OF tHH
residue ui aail estate among iH puruna Uli
tr1 'h"TUtu, uIU 600 IU"H'. .uH i1II 1H
ut trIuuHrF,h % 500 Ht Q. U'..lUf H.nI.. attic
t1urt E.Hu ul trif tII"if lu fiF county iuuI
Goo .HH. Ht.. i1i" tfH Hnu .HutH. lfHu I.I.
rinrf hAH Lg.u tuIf appointed uH She JuIE
N aliI iuurs fur 500 HUt'rUUI. ui UHt HH
rIuat nuU uHlurE sau uHuUnn t1f dHtrUu.
ton. 90 which Nu" era place aur person if
trtcIIr1 in HiI1 estate may HnrUar sLl chow
cause, N any tHUrr hu, why HaId nrDou.t ahoU'I
DO De- H1ulrd Hni approved ald nuai G.a.ll. us
ton made hH Nfaygl for
d. " MELODY.
CItrt uf t4u pUHUatr Cont.
hy y. D. JACK. btpuy.
r. KILLS. rupw.L.
Attorney Cor hH.."H#TH" |HH.
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In tHe Probate CHrri n and Cor san Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,

In the Probate CHrri u and Tor sam Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
In tfe Nnuaf of ho E,tal1 OF Charlotte
Nau Dyke, Deceased,
NvuuDE DIS Hereby GIVEN THAT
N William Van uYkr executor Of the lHHt
WII and administrator of tnD estate VI
CIlr'utla N.u uEaU, deceased, haH rendered
Ior sglIomcnt aHl liai o. sa'd Court,
ZION of mu estate and petition Tor
Hr.I UsiriNHuau of Ihr rcIiuo of aaii estate
rnUns fHu nuuIuH entitled thereto, nuQ that
Wunu.Ua., Hr s,l day of lourulry, 4, ID,
I.HIUtII U'.uls "a uI, Ht iu1 Court ho1u
of slII Court. W tuU County Court house,
Est IaLt Dg and County uun TERRITORY,
M been duly appointed ny Che Judge OF
.It court or OHIO .HtlcWuul OF fti1 lr.
count aud uCluus Hl'i rrAu1n inf dh,flhu.
tInn. ut which UWa INI UIl0H any uHf CON
Interested HlIt estate may anp1Ir ana show
glua1. 10 any tlUrH Doc, Wh" aal account Hhulld
MOI UU settled luu approved aul uull dhiil1u
u0a made ua prayed ilr.
"'''' 10. ". MELOY,
Clor OF the Probate Court
Iiy i. J. lACk, u1UuiN
81. 81. halghn. Attorney Tor gt'Ale'
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In tho Probate Court OF the County Of Davis,
Territory ui Utah.
IN the matter o Z tho catato OF Mary D., Marolt
Deceased.
order 10 show cause why order % sale " real
estate should not be- made.
HuRACE sTAYSER. TINS ADNuSls.
i II traitor OF the estate Of May a.. MaTutt
dUcrafod, having nlcd Dis petition herein,
praying for au uritf ut Hn.u ~ tho personal
ana thr real estate lt fHii dCgudcut Cor ih1
purposes tHorrln FCt forth. 10 b. therefore,
ordered Uy thH judge ui sI.l court, tuHt ~
puuIus Interested DO tIH tHatn Uf said
deceased appear before ilr bald court un
Monday, tlH iHtl daT ut February lr.l, 10 "a
O'Clock 900 tHU forenoon ul .Hll Ua.t 90 tuu
court room of rs.d court Ht lamiuatou, iutha
County of Davis, tu show Dlu. q why 1n order
should NOT Boo granted 90 che said Horace
sIayutr aIHIu HUstur, tn coll rl much uf tho
o.. guu personal estate uf iHn Hali d0rgastd
Or HhgI' lU necessary ANA tual copy % thif
order Boo UUhNHHH1 ut IcHHt four tucrCbFiyo
wHU.H before 90" IH.h DAY of February, ls1i, in
tlH uIaTUEu NrWrt "a newspaper printed and
published 100 sHIt Lake County, ami having %
ttuur.I circulation in DAVIS County
HECTOR ", uAlGur
Judge,
Dated January I6in. I-HL
DANIEL Harrington, Attorney Tor estate.
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KOIloE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE rs HEUHBY GIVEN ny THE
~ UNDERLINED, executor aud Crroutrlr II
Tue estate and labt will Of John OOulam. do,
tenhol. 10 tho crcCitlrs OF and hil poraons
haYlng claims againss the snii dccoasrd DO
ehhiQlt them win th1 necessary y0uchers
Mlihm ten months n rr the nrsl publication %
tnis notice 20 lh1 said executor aud CxocutuN
~ thclr residence, NO. g south, 5th Ehst ST.,
Utah
Dated January 18th. i1t
JOfiN u. UDuLAM
MARY ANN OOuLAM
Executor and ENocutriK Of tho last will and
sslAmenl o. john toulam, deceased,
JAMES H. MorLh, Attorney Tor estate.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
ritate Of Margaret Lciirr MgMurnn.
uuunittd.

ANtAtN OF "AtH Altt Nillk HNNeltth'
hgugIatl.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, DscruaHrs ~ tho Lost Will
aHu Testament Of hIraHT.t lehlng MCAurun,
nCcHasod, 10 ile 'reditlrs OF, aud all Icrauns
h1ying claims AGAINST the said deceased, 10
tAWuI. them with tho necessary vouchers,
within taa months afior the hrs publication Ot
salt Lake tity, IA tic County Of SAT- Lake,
lt1h Territory.
Dated January 3lth, l9i,
JOsLpil w. NCNURRiN,
JAMES T., NCMIHElN,
Executors Of the last wit aud Testament
IAtElrct loning MrNurrn, deceased,
NApuELt a ApAMa, Attorneys Tor Estate,
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vTorICE THrUE AHE uEIINuurNrrr.
N on tho following described rfH.. .u HU.
cUIutofataCasmtnt levied on iuO .ytHHt.Hl.uf
october 1905 thr several amuuuiH 900 opposite
tHH names Of tlo respective aNaI.uHI'ofa. uf
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NOTICE

To the stockholdafs Of 'ho uphlr Consolidated
Mnlns company
NOTICE Is HEREBY .GlNfN 1UNr
N amceurr ~ she at0ckh1.aer OF .I.I
company wall 10 held 40 She cguplnN uH.",
SD UoufuutI1u building, salt LAke l.iE, lilN.
on Monday. tHc ilth dav OF Mhrch l.Il Ht II
O'Clock am. Tor the purposs oi NI..NnF %
board OF directors 30 serve Tor Oh. ensuing
vrar. aud fnr the Transaction 90 .u.i other
huluo1s us may LEGALLY come ntigIN iut"t
ing DANIEL hNhNlNHN'".
Eel. sthI44L ffcy. 0i faI. Company
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Tho People Of tho Territory NJ Utah send
greeting 20 ll,'liDfuur, defendant

Tho People Of tho Territory M Utah send
greeting 90 l,'llDfuur defendant
g.
You aro hereby REQUIRED 90 appear In IN
action hrou DO lgalua1y Uu ay tho above named
plaintiff 900 tIu uHII1 Court OF tue Third
judicial u"tIrl ON thc Territory uf
Ut8h,aHd 90 answer tnD complaint UlDI therein
within tuu dave .uND'u#kU nl Che day uf Ger.
y.rUI after IhH service uut ron OF thls summons
. 10 UCryUI within tHH COUNTY, or. n served
ont uf thIs county, hul 900 mi district, within
twenty dave otherwise Within forty dayH-or
Judgment ly Iofaultwl lu Ntgu against you,
according Go iuo prayer ~ falh complaint
ITU Hall action Do brought 90 AuYr IuIrmoHt
aFsIHat defendant iu EIU alW VI 90 HIt,Hl, and
Cor costs ut HuIl, uIuFtl DO Poo the ba. auee Ut
uuuu received hy defendant Ia pro idrut
and agent % p.HutIU, tlr Ono uHo uut DcHcHy
uI UIautu, which saIu HofHulI has no. paId
Go UIaIuuU HIWH being duo.
Aud you lTu hereby nOudrd fHAt V yul IAN
90 auuplf and answer thu Hal complaint uH
unHtr I,uUTrf. rae 7riI p'lnuh Wi ilkG
Judgment HE.lu.tJ sou for tha suM ul -,sb"l
Wunosa. mo lion CHafga IS, IlH0. Judge.
nnd fDo Epll uf Ono DISTRICT court Ot tuH ImId
ludirul distract boz aud r tla Territory OF
ltiu. this .luu d1y uf January. In tho year Of
our lord one tbouhani eight hundred and
lsrili uENm G, MCMILLAN
JIM uAumroM Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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suMMnNs.

"a tho District Court IN and for the Third
judicial uistTict VI Utah Territory,
County OF salt
Lake
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nElINouENr AssrssnENr.
Location Of vori 3. rIate county. Utah.

Location OF principal rIies % uuurs,. s,it
Lake civ Utah.
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In the Probate Court, n and flF salt Lake
County, Igrrtory OF uiah.
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SUMMONS.

~ no District Court 90 and Tor the Third
Judicial district OF Utah TurtOry
County of Talt Lake.
liaiuor Queen Minnf Company, Incorporated,
plaintiff
NHs
n, liuiuCr, defendant.
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In the JUSTICES court Second Precinct. CITY
and County of salt tato.
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WT0TT0 IHTIlFI VIlTHVHi
W.
Hiram 8. iless, samuel A. duncan, james W.
tardlty aud ". l.. CulDerts0n, doiendants.
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DO thg matter OF Che estate OF Lars Ercg
IkmaTE deceased,
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In Ono Probate Court Of the County Of DaylI
Territory Of Utah.
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Nouro 0f tire and place Tor hH heNring
petition for ldmha on 90 probate VI Will
Evening star., 1894-04-11
WILL GET THEIR SEEEPSKINS.
Howard University Graduates in Medi-
cine and Pharmacy.

The commencement exercises of the med
ical, dental and pharmaceutical department
of Howard University viii be held this
evening at the Congregational Church. The
Marine Band will render a program, the
doors being open at I o'clock ana the over
ture viii be played ct 1880. The address
to the graduates will be delivered by Prof
John L. Brackett. The president of the
university, Rev. j. e. Rankin, ID. D., VIII
confer the degrees on the graduates. The
award of the Hood and the Seaman prizes
win be announced, and then President
Rankin will deliver an address.
The graduates will be es follows:
In medicine-E. II. Allen, Alabama; Jas W.
Ames, Louisiana; Alex. ). Barger, Illinois;
John Z. Bedenbaugh, South Carolina: A l.
Brown, Massachusetts; Richard Carey
Georgia; +. NJ. Charles, Illinois; James c.
Clayton, Alabama; Elijah 2. Clemens, Ohio;
Arthur b. Cole, New Jersey; Albert Il.
Collins. District of Columbia; W. IL Con-
nor, Ohio; Thomas S. Cook, Maryland; L.
=. Daniels, South Carolina; L. j. Daniels
District of Columbia; John II. Dickerson
Maryland; James c. Erwin, Georgia; A. L.
Faulkner, LIZ b., North Carolina; Thomas
NJ. Ferguson, Virginia; Samuel /. Fewau
New York; James A. Gilbert, B. A., Ber-
muda; Robt. c. Gilmore. Virginia; G. A.
Gray, District Of Columbia; J. Milton Hop
kius, Virginia; A. S. johnson. ID. -. s. New
York; Richard H. Johnson, Maryland VIM
L. Jones, Maryland; David A. Lane A. NJ
North Carolina; Frank p. Laney, \. b.,
Georgia. A. 9. Miller, Michigan; John W.
Mitchell. North Carolina; H. T.. pUrccl A
b., South Carolina; J. II. ReinIlaub, NJ D.,
Wisconsin; Harvey Il. Ryan, A NJ Illinois:
jackson i. Shepard Pennsylvania; Albert
II. stevens, Mississippi. J. 3. Stubbs. Vir-
ginia; +. L. Tyler, Alabama; Samuel A. Ward
y. B., Louisiana; VIM. A. War.iell, Mary
land; Edward u. Williston, A b., New
YORK.
In pharmacy-J. w. Browning, Alabama: ::
VIM CardoZo, South Carolina: j. 4. Har-
,,;C fs- : iGGi mi | vrTl f-i-
Columbia.
The reception committee is composed of
the following: r. ID. Scott, John Cook, Ed
mond Burrlll, 9. S Foster, w. 3. Naylor,
c. !. West, 'G t. Lee, f. J. Webb, Chas.
S. Harrison, II, l. Bailey. A. l.. Cabell, r.
Il. Tyler.
Evening star., 1894-04-11
United Order of the Golden {

At the meeting of National Commandery
Monday evening Noble Commas.der George
r.. Phillips presided. The first degree was
conferred on five candidates, and the sec
ond and third degrees on eleven. Fifteen
applications for membership are pending
DR.. c. NJ. Hammett, jr, was elected a med
lcal examiner. Representatives to the
Grand Commandery were instructed to use
their own Judgment on all subjects coming
before that body. Mrs. Annie l.. Allen has
presented twenty-five applications for mem
berShip since January l. Under the good
OF the order DR.. Chas. Allen read THE Cold
Water Man." by John q. SAKE. Speeches
were made by Grand Commander Yates
knights Nenable and Fowler OF Mt. Yer
non COmmandery and others. This com
mandery now numbers III. There were
over seventy-tive members present. At the
close of the session refreshments were Serv-
ed under the direction of the ladies, which
lasted until IL :45.
AT the regular meeting of Goodwill Conn
mandery Monday evening Noble Comman-
der Eugene ID. Harrington presided The
deaths OF knights Leverett Barnes and
Henry }. Kehr were announced A resolu-
ton instructing the represen tatiyes to the
Grand Commandery to favor a reduction of
the per capita tax was adopted. Mr.. Eu-
gene ID. Harrington and Nj. Nelson Conover
resigned the positions, respectively, of no.
bic commander and worthy herald The
cOmmandery then elected Nelson Conover
noble commander ami Walter Il. Allen
worthy herald. Deputy Grand Commander
Waldo G. Perry installed Mr.. Eugene d.
Harrington as past noble commander and
Mr.. Nelson COnOVer as noble commander
The cOinmandeGy passed an order that the
entertainment to be given on the Both in
stant should be a reception to the officers
and members of Trinity Commandery. and
that the members Of other communicates
be invited 70 assist Goodwill Commandery
in such reception. Interesting remarks un-
der the GOod of the order We're made by
Knights +. ID. Harrington. George Re6v-ay.
W. G Perry, J. Il. Charlton, ". II. Schell.
EIW. steer, Howard LarcCmbe, Miss Ade-
lai1e Payne and others.
The Grand COmmandery will begin its
thirteenth annual session at Golden Cross
Hail. No. 316 Pennsylvania avenue south
east this evening at S O'Clock.
Evening star., 1894-04-11
Completing Organizations

Al a meeting Of conditional subscribers
10 the stock of the Washington Flour AMI
Feed Company yesterday the following
were appointed to act as incorporators:
Cen Albert Ordway. O. T. Jones, r. J.
Earr shaw. Lawrence Mansan. d. P Nc
Sartr ey, I. A. LecSert and II. 5. Barbour.
Inc Washington Piano and Music Trades
Association has completed its organization
py me election OF the following officers
f F. Droop. president; d. G.. Pfeiffer. vics
president; Charles q Woodward. secre-
tary' MI Erck. treasurer The member
snip includes the following houses in this
Company. Sanders * St4ynaD. Pfaffs- &
SonIn. Henry Eberbach. c. L. WUI &,
Brother, Henry White. ". w. KinbaII. q
n Kuhn. Shoemaker K Son, A. V. Grimes
and Thomson * Company.
Evening star., 1894-04-11
Transfers of Rpul ESTATE.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
]. e. Albertzart to Mary Il. Bradshaw, lot
II, So. 1869; 3. Rosa w. kaufman to
Mary A. Reckert pit H. 81. 926; S. AL
fred Holmes TO Emma NJ. Bromwell, pt. g.
sl. 795; $. c. II. Parker to g. B. Osborne,
sub 49, so. IL; 5. J. f. Scaggs to Rhoda
c. Kennedy, sub a, So. 1873. 5. Same to
Mary r. Gordon, sub %. do: $. A. b.
Hines to J. s. Swan, sub 16 50. 5. tf IO4;
81, 100 J. J. Roche to John CaspaTi, pt. 81
50. 513; $1,000. d. Z. Weaver to Mary c.
Hayden. sub -, SO. 1853; $. Mary c.
Hayden to d. f. Weaver subs 115 to III,
50. 151, sub 155, so. 132. pit. As. So. l53: $.
Lucretia A. Cook to Lizzie L. Smith, sub
?. So. 974: 5. Lizzie L. Smith to Annie
King. do; $780, r. Hagner to H. Kraak,
pit. A, SO. 393; s. NJ. L. Welfy to c. ].
Govern. sub 100, so. s67; 81 OGO. L. J. Yeager
to j. r.. Waugh. subs Al and 4S, So. 1929,
and lot IL. blk. Is. Trinidad; S. d. D.
Thompson to A. d. Willard, sub AZ, so.
SOS; 5 L. J. Yeager to J. T. Waugh, lot
II, blk. 13, Trinidad; 5. r. E. Middaugh to
@. 7: Moran, sIb 49, so. S2S; - A. Gaddis
ct al. to g. 4. Stockett sub 27, So. 7S9;
s., $50.
Evening star., 1894-04-11

E. j. McCristal, who has been the official
telegraph operator for the House of Repre-
sentatives since the opening of the Fifty
second Congress, died at his residence in
this city Monday night. Mr.. McCristal was
one OF the few men in Washington who
could use shorthand in connection with
telegraphy, and has been engaged in news
paper work IN Washington for some years.
Uurtng the past year or SO he was connect
ed with the ST Louis Republic as stenOgra-
Ieer and telegrapher. and before he became
VIBRATOR at the House he was private sec
t3s1fJ to the manager of the Western Union
Ieegraph Company in this city. He was
man OF great popularity among the officials
and members Of the House
Evening star., 1894-04-11
Cock Fight Incident

Ex-Policeman James W. Cotton. who has
figured in many cases in the Police Court
was before Judge Miller today on a charge
Of assauIdns W. Ii. Somerville This affair
grew out OF the appearance Of the COM
p.ainant as Il witness against the persons
who figured in the cock tight several weeks
aso. 1t was stated n court that Cotton
was timer at tie lsht, but he denied that
he Fad any connection with the affair
Several days ago. after -CmerviIla had an
learei as witness against those who were
present at The cock fight, he met Cotton on
the road, and the latter took him to tas;
about II. In 1cilS 50 lie grabbed the young
man By the collar, and 1t was CHARGED used
threatening language toward him
The court heard several Witnesses in the
case and Elei Cotton SO or sixty days in
jail. lie paid the fine.
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WAS ALMOST BLIND.
LITTLE GIRL HAD To BE KEPT N A DARK
ROOM. COULD NOT SEE To FEED HER
SELF. REMEDIES AND DOCTORS ALL
FAILED. CURED IN ONE WEEK BY
CCTICURA.

Ny little girl had very eyes. I tried every
thing, but nothing did any good. I took her to a
doctor in Atlanta, who treated her for a year.
but she Kept getting worse. l brought her home;
was almost ont of heart Just felt sure she would
go blind. An old lady told to try CUTICURA
REMEDIES. l had faith IN them, as l had
tried everything. 1 commenced Saturday. ara
before the next Saturday her eyes were sound and
wei rs any childs. She was almost blind ana
had been Kept in DARK room for more than n
year; could not see to feed herself and they have
never been as yet the least psrticle sore or even
looked red from that day until this. and II will he
three years the first Of May. They certainly cured
her, and L think they the greatest remedies
out. L only used half a box Of CUTICJTRA one
cake OF CCTICURA SOAP, and one bottle Of
CCTICCRA RESOLNENT; SO you see what wonders
they did for my little girl. / have repd Of an Of
these most wonderful cases, but never before
thought that they might be true, but l know this
to be the positive truth
Mrs FANNIE GARwooD.
Canton. Ga
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GonzlEa College Club.

The Young Mems Catholic Club of Con-
zaga College held its annual reception last
night at National Rifles Armory. Despite
the weather the attendance was reason
ably large, and the event a success. The
entertainment committee consisted of J.
Foley. W. H. McGrarn, T. ]. Ready, P. J.
Walsh. c. VI. WerIe; master of ceremonies
A. A German; floor committee. @. c. Cal
Ian. NJ p. Canty. ]. c. Tanning, T. A
Healy. B. Lehman, ]. s. Moran, r. p
Schwartz, ]. T. Trapp and NJ. A Keane;
reception committee, James F. Brennan
B. NJ Bridget, John Z. Collins, G.. W.
Dom, r. F. Downing. Owen A. Hart T.
=. Kennedy. R. Lehman, j. ]. Mccarthy
J. A Mulquin. P. A. Rowan. j. C. Stack
J. A Healy. E J. Hall and E. A. W. Van
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Stole a Horse and Buggy.

In Judge Miller's court yesterday a neatly
dressed young man, whose face Indicated
that he was under some mental strain, stood
In the dock to answer a charge OF grand
larceny. He was charged with having stolen
q horse and buggy belonging to Mr.. ]. T.
Hurst, a resident Of the Conduit road. He
plead guilty. 1t was explained to the court
that the young man was seen in George
to n with the stolen horse and buggy and
Policeman Upperman, who recognized the
team, arrested him. He had endeavored to
dispose Of the stolen property for 500, and
when his supposed would-be purchaser COM
plained of the price stated. ne dropped TO
80 He went to jail in default of $500
bonds