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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL ks<z
- fortnightly for the west Indies and <sszsNszE
Southampton. calling en- route at CheroOua )
France, and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, IN connection with the
Pacific Mail S. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton. First-class
$l95: third-cass, S97 SO. For further particu.
lars apply TO PARROTT d CO., Agents,
IT 800 California ST.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
HIGH WATER Low WATER SUN. MOON.
:
Small Large Small Large Rises sets Rises.
- - - --- - -- - -
49, LISP l1.27Pl 5.45pI STA sol 100 S.29P
l9 Z.2SP1l59Pl 6.3UP 6.46A SOC 1921 S.5SP
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Cleared for the United states, 5000 bags; cleared
for Europe. 1000 bags: cleared fro Rio. July 10,
Is. 600 bags. Stock, IA 900 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday,
Is $50 bags: New York stock to-day, IL 1868 bags;
q. =. stock, 1883 bags; afoat for the U. s..
1880 bags; total visible for the U. SCI 33S,33S
bags, against 440, 7l7 bags last year.
Sugaf-Raw firm. Sales, 500 tons Muscovado.
SO test 23Ac 263 bags centrifugal and 100 bags
molasses sugar at 21ac. Refined, quiet and firm.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL
RAILROAD TRAVEL
San FRANCISCO & NORTH Pa.
CIFIC RAILWAY co.
Tiburon Ferry-Foot of Market ST.
Gan Francisco to San Rafael.

WEEK DAYS-7 40 $40, IL 100 a. NJ: :35.
$3.50 6:l0, $50 P THURSDAYS trip
at 80 P. NJ. Saturdays-k1tra trips az
$50 and l 80 N.
BUNDAYS-S:00, $3.50, II 200 l. NJ; / 80. 3:S1
500, $40 p. NJ.
San Rafael to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYs-6:25. sos, $3.50 ll:1O A. Mi
12;4o. 3:40, $50 P. NJ oaturdayS-Extra
trips at ] 80 P. NJ lad 500 p.
sUNDAYs-s:IO. 8 $40. Il:lO A. NJ; lao. $40
500. 6 20 p NJ.
Between San Francisco and Schuetzsn Park same
schedule as above.
Special saturday to Monday Train Service.
sATURDAYS-Leave San Francisco at $40 P. NJ;
arrive CIOverdale 40 ?. N.
SUNDAYS-Leave San Fran ciscO at 5 100 P, NJ
arrive CloVerdae 9 :3S P.
BUNDAYS--Leave Cioverdale at 6:45 A NJ; ar.
rive san Francisco 10 40 A. NJ.
MON DAYS-LeaYe Cloverdale at 5 100 A. M
rive san Francisco d so A. III
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Furnished Houses to let.

DESIRABLE HOUSE TO let, except LIST floor,
sponsible family. lab Lexington ave. 10 to 3.
FURNISHED HOUSES to let in all locations
lists OH application Z. IL. LUDLOW Il CO.,
Ill Broadway.
HOUSE OF IL rooms Goth ST., near Sth ave. will
sell furniture or let furnished to nice party
suit able for boarding house rent reasonable. APP
ply = w. Romano, 32S w 10th st.
4S E. 2lST ST.-One OF the most desirable loca-
tions in New York for party desiring to rent
rooms or keep boarders; thoroughly well fur
nshed; situated between broadway and +th ave. {.
furnishings for sale, purchaser to have lease:
son for selling. removal from city
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ALIEN Ii1R--- PAY RENT

for hat when for the same money or less you
can rent twO-stuTy and basement high stOup
house elegantly finished. all improvements, In
the mos desirable negh noThOOd noTth of Harlem
liver within one block OF the suburban Ele-
yn ed station, l3Sth st branch OF I'd and 3D. ave.
l. roads at SIJO 10 500 per year? IL Will pay
narties Intending TO make change to inspect
these houses befOre engaging elsewhere; one con-
iiuuous fare. 5 cents, from the Battery up; open
WI. o'GoRMAN, I4Oth ST. aud W HIS ave
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FurnIshsd-MisceIianeous.
Flats and Apartments Wanted.
unfurnIxhed.


To OWNERS OF HOUSES
WASTED-A deep top hooT Tor studio living
rooms: alterations to be made by owner; rent
5000 Der year. lCag lease. W. +. Hooper. 1853 W.
23d ST.
MANTED- Tnmuishrd nouT or lower part NJ
house. Full particulars, Immediate. box 900
World
WANTED by , adults, nice Hat Of o rooms with
improvements, west SIDE below luith 81. low
rent. H., box pa World.
WANTED-First or second nat state rent r.
NJ, box G25 World, Harlem
wASTED-First or second outside nat In an
neNed district. H. NJ, world. Harlem.
WANTED-lowrr part house above Harlem
bridge, state rent. Y, box 6is World Harlem
Furn shed.
WANTED Furnished nat, 7 rooms, near cl'-
waited, write, giving price. H. Union square
Hotel.
WANTED by a couple having one child, . or 4
rooms furnished Tor housekeeping IN MuntClAir.
Orange. PAINTED or Wcstneld. y. j. rent must
be- modeTAtr; would take care Of gentleman :
country home Tor the winter months, Address
NJ, box 90 world,
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g3D ST, 2li w.-Large square. sunny front room
pleasant medium. single room; gentleman
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18TH ST, 900 w.--Pleasant large & small roomst
hrst-class board s. upward.
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Furnlshed-West Side.
THE MYSTIC.

1913 w. 30tb st., next TO cor. broadway.
Modern hotel apartment house: suits furnished
or unfurnshed; first class cuisine; references.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED steam heated fiar,
rooms bath: delightful location references
BARTLETT, lO7 w. 1O5th st.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLATS, large a
small. SAMUEL j. MORRISON. Agent, 2UJ
w. 4lst St. near broadway.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Weat Side

West Side.
2ITH ST. rs W. Elegantly furnished rooms IA
let; every convenience also hall rooms; break
fast II desired.
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boarders Wanted.
NO EXTRA CHARGE

one Tine, s1c. PEI line; Second Tine, TIC. PEI
itne T1.ird and Subsequent Times I6c per hn<
No extra charge Sinddys
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b%s,ThEs' diamonds, jewery; easy instalment
EyCHn, , vs. VI weekly; delivered first payment.
M .NN'E WATCH CO, I7 Broadway
SortI UP Stores, Banks. Onices with wood
'''~D 7S9 Broadway.
WFTTI trucks and harness. GEORGE
City Ia, Mehs!er ave. and Franklin St. Jersey
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Dancing Academies.
IsFSNo~

iEsN OK
conservatory 24S West 23d at. always open) larg-
est ieadlng legitimate school; correct w ALTZ
any hour, with musc high class masters also lady
teachers. making failures impossible; CLASSES
every afternoon and evening NOW formingl; "a les
sons 50. 81 monthly including separate private In
structlon In waltz and latest fashionable dances
CHILDREN'S fancy dancing class forming !;
80 more children wanted for carnival circulars;
RECEPTIONS Wednesdays and Saturdays
HIGH-CLASS STAGE DANCES,
every style, taught; every pupil engaged high
salaries rule; pay by instalment, thus avoid being
defrauded; success guaranteed.
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T.. 2ll w --Physcinn's ONCE; sunny, front
i, all convcniences; good location
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Unfurnished Houses to let.

18TH ST., lal f.. corner Lexington ave. q
story high-Stoop house, decorated throughout
Immediate possession. moderate rental TO right
party. Apply Janitor lpA Madison ave, cor
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.

STr AVE ss2-3i & 9Th no5ra Apply house
keeper, Let nuur front
lITH ST. 70 E.-Pnror floor, business or rrl
vale, also slK rooms, together or separate. pr.
waite house
sTH ST III E. near l. stations 4 rooms
newly painted, s. w, WAshlubs, closets.
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iTll ST. 80 w. j rooms LIST floor; also room
light housekeeping, So; hall, $l.T5.
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Musical.

kHsss anu plano lessons at studio or home
|60rp,..' ''Sonaoie' PROF MILLER. ass ith ave
|>lntse Or any part city: BROOKLYN lessons, 75
HOGAN, 40 West 10Th Sc
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For Sale.
Nh EXTRA CHARGE.

one Tine, .S PEI l so 12t, Tor y. a re ps
Inc; 1hhi and SUBS sose9 ~ s,,r d w. ~ ''
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23D ST, iis w.-Newly furnished rooms 81 10
81. gentlemen only; references
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurnlshcd-Esst Side.

1O2D ST., 10 l.. Flats, u rooms. painted: i'm.
ptoVcmcnts, near Central Park; rental trum
Sl3 to Sl3 30 Inquire ianitor
rtTH ST. 96 Z, beautiful single Nat. rooma &
bath. free to Oct. 10 SIC.
10th ST. 81 to S. Mount Morris rark-slS up.
ward new, elegant hats stcam-heltcl through
out. Janitur.
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2iTH ST, $50 W.-Laree q small rooms; must be
seen to be appreciated.
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sSTH ST. l59 to 1877 E.-S Z rooms decorated;
ranges, boilers. tubs. awnings &C. ANAL fam.
lilies. Janitor In 1885,
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Jersey City.
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

COMFORTABLE front or back parlor folding.
bed; open crate Are. by single gentleman; per
msnently state terms, II. s.. box SlS World.
uptown.
FURNISHED ROOM. by single man must have
cook stove water. Address c. box Al World.
NICE FRONT ROOM by music teacher; central To-
cation reasonable terms. Professor, l62 E. ESD.
SMALL furnished loom. l27th St, between 1th
sth ayes, wanted. H., box 100 World.
WANTED. furnished room by Japanese young
man ia private family near Washington square;
state terms. Address r. n. Sato, X. 5. I. Co.,
$40 Broadway
wANrED-A fair sized square room, furnished
only with carpet; man to &C ,upy II; location
I0lh TO 50th ST., 4th 10 sth ave. Address T., box
l2S World
YOUNG LADY desires nicely furnished room
In good locality, state terms. Q, p. box 81
World uptown
YOUNG LADY. employed can have furnished hall
room. Of parlor, 81; near t2d st. l. = \.
box SIS World, uptown.
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73D ST. & 85TH ST., WEST SIDE.

DESIRABLE AND STORY HOUSES,
fully decorated. steam heat and electric light,
CLARK ESTATE, % WEST 23D ST.
nth ST, 235 II. centrally situated. H-room
house; all Cunveniences, newly renovated,
paprred 4 painted: neat h elegant appearance.
both within & eNter . ly: back 4 front yards
rent $50 monthly. Inquire On premises
SyTH ST b26 f. Brown stone private house
IA rooms. allimprovements, $3.50 perIyear. In.
ouire on premises.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every American Dist. Tel. Office
is an Authorized Advertising
Agency for THE WORLD. A. ID. T.
messengers will answer your CALI
hoy free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RING THEM UPi
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NO EXTRA CHARuE.
Every American Dist. Tel. Office
is an Authorized Advertis Using
Agency for THE WORLD. A. D. T.
messengers will answer your CALI
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RING THEM UPl
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Houses and Apartments to Let
Unfurnished Houses to Let.

Unfurnished Houses to Let.
LEXINGTON AVE, 2ll4, near l27th ia
story high-stoOp house. decorated throughout:
immediate possession; moderate rental To rgnt
party. Apply Janitor, 1914 Madison ave, cor
ner 10th ST.
7TH ST, 253- 3-story 4 basement dwelling !;
perfect condition; low rent; lease.
WILLIAM BUTLER. % Cortlandt ST.
18TH ST, near Broadway-4 story brown stone
house; rent 81 800 Apply 10 IL. H. CAM
MANN Co, 81 Liberty ST.
37TIi ST, near Lexington ave A 3-story high
stuOp brown stone house to rent; first class To-
cation. Apply to
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unfurnishsd Rooms Wanted.

FAMILY ~ ? desire or I rooms convenient 10
,th ST \ broadway, price SIS TO 81. House
keeper -? 9th ave.
WANTED unfuruishei rooms in Brooklyn Tor
Ieht Housekeeping near sumner ave station
KiuE. 90. Elevated. II BOreAers, ESQ Hcrkiuls7
81 Brooklyn
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$50 ST, 40 T. Month 4 moving free; desirable
tenants Sli, SIS 8 large rooms. Jaultur
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SlsT ST. 1926 w.-A connecting rooms for light
housekeeping; gas a bath
32D ST. 339 w-Nicely furnished large I'd floor
room; all improvements: housekeeping; nice To-
cation.
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EaIt Sid g

EaIt Side.
LEXINGTON AVE, 404 - Nicely furnished
rooms; board; back or front parlor; also table
boarders.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1l2-Handsomely fur
nished I'd hoo-, en- suite or singly; near Madison
square good table; reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE, 500 Elegant large Il mall
rooms, with first class board; Jewish family.
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West Side,


JANE ST 1.-two large furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; 81 so
WAvERLEY PLACE. I22-well-furnIshed rooms
excellent board. moderate prices; French fam
iiY.
wAvERLEY PLACE 227-HAndsonsly furnished
rooms; gas, bath.
4TH ST, 6Sw.. Washington Square-Nicey fur
nlshed rooms for gentlemen or housekeeping;
rent $3.50 up.
STU AVE. 2oO-IIandsomey furnished parlor a
basement floors, complete for housekeeping
plano. SIS.
9Th AVE. s7s near 23d st-Furnshed rooms
suitable Tor >? 81 W.
sTH AVE, 3sS, corner SOth st-Rooms for house
keeping: also hall room.
sTH AVE 81, near 18th st-Ntcely furnished
room gas. BATH 81, tth foor, De Nlgney,
10TH ST ~ E.-EleEantly furnished parlor
moor, suitable for married couple, doctor or
dentist.
Urn ST, ass w.-Threo large rooms In private
house to couple. IlS
18TH ST, l2i w.-Larse, nicely furnished room
also back parlOr extension, with plano; refer
ences
18TH ST, 2sl w.-Front room. nicely furnished
gas bath 81
iTH ST. $40 w.-NeAtly furnished single &
double rooms, 81 IS weekly
l4TH ST, 1873 w-Hsndsomely furnished rooms.
with board single Or en- suite terms moderate
references exchanged
18TH ST, 3l7 w.-LArse furnished rooms TO let
moderate
18TH ST. 1871 w-Comfortable sitting room, he'd
room kitchen, s.. respectable couple Even
ings, bell 2.
isTH ST. 50 W Neat. clean. newly furnished
rooms large q small. references: front base
mcHt,
1877 list 275 w-Large, nicely furnished rooms
suitable for housekeeping bath, gas; reason
Hble
2lSr ST. gH w large nicely furnished
rooms separate or together bath adjoining.
. Tea,. Hah.e.
:sr ST. 1871 w.-Furnlshed rooms, large q
small,
22p ST, 22S " Very large room, suitable for
=, nicely furnished
22D ct. as w.-Pleasant furnished front back
rooms s. to IS per week.
22D ST. $50 w,-Furnished square roomi also
hall room.
22p ST. ass w-SquArs room, suitable fer I,
So eonyeniences: small room. so,
Esd ST, S6s w.-Large front back ROOM "a
80 door; hall room: board optional
2aD ST. 463 w.-NeWly furnished roomi most
convenient location In New York: house newly
plumbsd 4 decorated must Be seen 70 be ap-
preeiAtod.
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slNT 81. 41B w. Front room; running water;
large closet; convenient TO l. station.
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3iTH ST. 227 w, near Broadway-Handsomeiy
furnished square front room: conveniences; IS;
other
The evening world., 1894-09-20

sToRE FIXTURES, 6 upright butter refrissr-
o-s. sliding doors; bevelled mirrors counters.
wing. cofiee-mills. scales mirror-front tea
lies; cheap. 2S7 Brooms st. 8 blocks east Of
nd t.; I'd ave. station.
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COUNT giving up housekeeping Immediately,
Glow cost, extra-hne upright plano parlor
ing, bedroom sets, mirrors. curtains crib,
nges; almost rev; also SEPARATE house fur
he'd: for sale or to let 1O9 East 55th St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04
THROW UP YOUR HANDS !
COmmlCd by Captain Donovan 10 a
Suspected Murderer Tnis Afternoon.
Important Capture OF - Man wanted
Ia chicago TOE HiiIinE ~ Friend
white rIayiag Cards.

Pedestrians near the postofiico block
witnessed little gun play at three
O'Clock this afternoon which for cley.
ness aud dispatch rather surpassed
anything they had ever Wit
messed. Captain Donovan, Of the police
force was seen shadoWing volofod
man and tho latter In some manner
became aware that he was an Jiliral
target aud made an attempt 10 cscapr.
Donovan read the contemplated NOV e
menis Oi his man Alright, anu as he
thought he was Ia fair way 10 got
Out " sight no ran tquato against the
captain who commanded him 10 throw
up his hands.
Simultaneous with the order 10 the
datkey TO give him.elf ~, the captain
presented a revolver 10 HIM aui the
fellow seeing that there was no ouAnce
TOT MIN 30 escApe, said.
81 ain't done uutnin wrong, IN; I
aloe done nuthin' wrong"
"Neyer mind, said inc captain, owe
will see about that later You hto my
priionor Come along with mo 10 tue
police station"
On arriving Mt the CITY Hall he was
told that he was wanted for numbering
Charles Wilson, friend, at tive saloon
OF Fenton Marsh At 400 south Slate
street, Chicago, on Thanksgiving day
" last year while playing yards. The
quarrel was over the small amount o
i've cents. The murderer escaped Aud
came west. The salt Lake Officers
were notified 10 be on the lookout Tor
him anu received bis picture which In
now In the rougo's gallery.
On "wednesday the man who was
captured this afternoon came 10 tuis
city, aud Il was claimed was Identified
by the Cullen hotel porter ~ the muir
ItTef OF Wilson. His arrest followe
and the Chicago police officers were
notified at O'Clock, Donovan and tue
local detective force are positive they
nave tue right man, anu he will be
held awaiting tho arrival u Tequ!sl.
ton payers,
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A GROSS ABUSE OF POWER,



WAmnNgToS, May i.-RbDrosenla.
tive BJstnor, chairman Of the special
committee Of the House judiciary
committee appointed 70 investigate tho
Northern Pacific decisions Of Judge
jenkins, todsy submitted to tho full
judiciary committee the majority re-
port Of tue special committee. The
report says the order OF the court re-.
ducing wages ami prohibiting tho ON.
ployes from quitting work were a gross
abuse OF the power OF the court,
supported ~ Aoithtf reason nor au.
thDriiy. They were beyond the luris.
dictiun OF tue Judge ana therefore void.
The second or supplementary writ was
more tuptuhensiblo than the first, be-,
cause the Judge was advised before he
rendered u OF the exact object ana
purpose sought 10 be- accomplished. rhe
conclusion VI the Judge that the en-.
ployes Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad
company might DO forced by him hy
WfiA or Injunction to protect that COM
pAny from l0ss aud the public from In
convenience, by remaining In IL ser.
vice ~ a fa'o OF wages 20 which they
aaA AAN kANAA NAANAA NNNNAANH ~ NNAN III
which We cannot concur, aud which Ia
our Judgment II supported by none VI
the Occasions which he cited. Your
committee mud nothing Ia tho tesii.
mony, nor REQ any corrupt Intention
on the part OF the Judge 10 render these
ofdefe. IL N altogether possible that
he was sincere In ms conviction. This
view prevents uH from recommending
any proceedings looking 10 impeach.
mont, but In ofdef that there may be no
further excuse Tor the rendition Of
such orders or DEGREES aud that the
courts OF equity Of the United States
may not be deceived ~ 10 the extent Ol
their powers OF enforcing contracts TOT
poaOnal services by legal process, We
recommend the enactment VI statute
which viii prevent them from doing
no.
We also feel constrained TO call at.
tenuon 10 the ABUSES which have
grown up under the powers assumed
by Judges Of the courts VI the United
States 10 appoint receivers Tor rail.
road corporations, These orders be.
Ing rendered In court under pro.
ceedingH Instituted nominally Tor
the purpose " encctlng fore.
closures, but really for the purpose
Of ayertinR the pursuit. OF creditors
and the enforcement of unlawful obli.
cations, are considered as inteflocu-
tionary and not subject 20 appeal.
Powers exercised by courts through re-.
colyers are purely their own creation,
the result Of Judicial construction not
asceriained or limited by statute aud
therefore dangerous. Your committee
IL OF the opinion that cases for Shich
Teceiyefship may be ordered Ia thu
courts VI the ULited States should be-
declared by statute.
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Anelher ArelIr I.ntdIlIon.

CAMBuDGE, May 4.-haTvAri col.
lege Wa JON IN tho intercollegiate
arctic expedition, which viii start In
June. Maynard Lsoard, OF 'B6, will
act Rs the representative 0i Harvard,
aud IA now comforting with Yale anu
the university OF Pennsylvania on
details OF arrangement. Recitation
aul scientific reseaIcn are ascribel rs
the objects and three men have sigued
to accompany tho expedition. IL Is
asserted that two or more professors
have announced their Intention OF
Joining, anu Ia that cast they will be
placed In charge. Tue number Is
limited 10 fty anu Yale, Harvard and
the University OF psunsylyaniA are
already represented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04

filed with tls cJmmis.iuuer a. thu
general land OillCe within ~ days after
notice u the decision mplaiued o.
and VIII act as "a HuIuftrueas - tbs de.
CisiOn until otherwise difeotel by the
secretary. Each motion must slate
conCisuiy anu specifically. without
argument the grounds UPON which 10
il based. On receipt Of such the
commissioner NJ tho general land on
viii forward the same Immediately 10
this department where 10 viii be- treated
NJ "sptciai.D II the motion does not
show proper grounds Tor review or 10.
nearing 1t will be- denied and sent to
tue filc " the general land office,
Whoreup1n thu Immissi1uef will re-.
sumo the suspension aud m0vs o. tx.
rcute the judgment boiorB rendered.
but " uiUu examination proper
grounds are shown the motion Will be
entertained anu the parties notified,
whortup0u the moving party will be-
allowed thirty days within which 10 file
an Argument anu have the same served
upon the opposite party, VINO Will be-
III Wcg thirty days Ia which b. iils
ald serve al answer alter which no
further amendment will be- received.
Thereafter the case Will not be- T..
opened vXcop. under such citcum.
STAGES A. would inIuCn "a court Ui
equity 10 grant relief against any
Judgment OF the court Ht law.
All rules OF PARTS Of rules iuc0nult..
Crt herewith are tecindeJ.
lsiguvdl HUNE SMITH,
Secretary
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Suit, Filed this Day.

HARRIET f. Scott this afternoon be.
gan f5rclOsuteproceedlngs Ia tue Third
dittrict court againsl John d. shaiior
Margaret, hif wife, aud Hattie q.
kiusmau, ON promissofy mote ior
5 300 anu interest
ID. ID. Mallory VI Brrnemau b.
Biinrr Ihis iu Huli, also tiiud this
afternoon, 90 recover possession OF Ger.
tain property in lot q, block "a, plat
a, Salt Lake CITY survey, together
with damages Ia tue sum uf S5UO tor
"ulAwful detention.
&c. Thompson Instituted foreclosure
pt1coeiings today against Samuel l..
hlsign. ON a promissUfy note for $500
aud iuteroai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04
THREE NEGROES LYNCHED.
A Proclamation By North Alabama
White Caps,
Eleven More Gases on rheir Dockcs
Justice Zoo SLOW thcy
ThinL.

BiEMiNoHAai, Ala. May IA new
light has been shed upon the recent
lynohing Of three negro barn burners
Ut rusoombia, town in North Ala.
bAma. The negroes were taken TO a
bridge over the Tennessee river and
after putting ropes around thoir nocks
tho mob made them jump to death.
Closely following this triple lynohiug,
notices we're found pasted 10 tho cleo
tflo light poles al ruscombia. The
note reads
40 the People Of North Alabama:
"Many dark deeds have been done
In your section, such o. burning,
stealing, ETC., aud have been
done ut the expense Of the white.
cars organization. We never haI uu
organization Ia north a lahhmA until
March 20, ana now Il numbers is3 IN
tnrre counties Of the best people m the
state, aud We are here 10 stay anu Try
" protect the property OF our people
anu do al the guol We can, When the
law II too slow, W. take ~ in our own
hands. We have Just eleven on our
docket 10 20 ~ the three did last Sat
utdny night. We have them on trial
~ our court and want lust a little more
evidence. Take warning.
"(SigueI)
UNuHru AIAuAMA Wufrp.gApe