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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

The steamer Pocahontas left last even,
Ing at To- o'clock with over two hundred
and fftv people on board bound for
CObb's Island.
This is the second trip Of the Pocahon-
tas to Cobbs Island, and. profiting by me
experience gained on the nrst, every ar
rangement was made Tor the OoHilo'
and safety Of the passengers. ,.,.,s l.,
They win arrive at Cobb,s Island IN
time for breakfast this morning, ana, az
ter spending the i,,.s GAY Monday T, morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

SUFFOLK. VA. August u.-Special.-
The Suffolks defeated the Newport News
team I'm "A closely contested game to-day
at Newport News. by a score Of 10 -
Batteries-for Suffolk-Clarke and smith
for Newport News-Iost and Blaudford.
Impire-P. i. Causey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
nicYrla Kerord.

UTICA. y. y, Aug. ~l1.-F. J. Jenny,
class A. al The matinee races Of the
Utica Bicycle club this afternoon. rode
half mile in competition In lo2.
In an exhibition halfruile on j tandem.
Jenny and Emil George, unpaced. ROD
I'm IS seconds, the record for the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
LYNCIIBURG.
PETERSBURG.


summary: Home runs-Knox (0, Nc
Kenna CO. Two-base hits -McFarlan,
Reid. Knox, Zeigler. BrOdie. Double plays
Reid and Elscy; Knox and Elsey. Stolen
bases-Mc Faran and Meara. Eases on
ball-McK ca. Hit by pitcher Kelly.
keefer. Potter, Reid. Struck out-By Nc
kenna. /; by Potter, 3. Time OF game,
Hodge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
STATE LEAGUE RECORD.
GAMEs scHEpULrp FOR MONDAY.


Richmond at Roanoke.
Norfolk AZ Newport News
Petersburg at LynChburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
wonr HAVE HrEN DIFFERENT.

r.s the visitors been given n chance 20
T-.-r The contest there is no telling on
..-s hammer the bird OF victory would
t.,. rtrchei. The Crows made five hits
=, frr visitors nine. but the error column
l...-rel up three 10 five I'm favor OF the
: mo team. and 70 this iact may DE at
Undated their victory.
H.-e was in the box for the Stauntons
y. was there with both feet. and before
-. rqne was over the Crows were thor
o.rhly impressed with the fact Mace
Vas formerly member OF the crows, OF
loay shirts. as they were then hho""
T.at was early IN the season.
lie came here from washington, ana
s.ld he was n baseball player and mat
hc could pitch. He was given a trial, out
ala nothing 10 excite even smile OF en-
confinement from the rootcrs. Next ne
tried ump,ring. but he came very near
nsing his life serving in that delightful
opacity So, finally, he LETT the baseball
r,na altogether
was rumored That he had gone TO me
ashore, some people said. % commit
de. others, TO run hotel At any
pfc, he had dropped entirely from the
~rfs Of the Richmond gOOters. Wher
S.unton appeared on thf ball nelo
thursday evening Mace was with them
Everybody laughed and said. Why
r.r. is Mace, where dil he come from
,r.F. he can't play ball
thursday he played in lett Friday IN
-f field. and Yesterday ne pitched.
When Umpire clark called play al the
r-.--rs smiled ana settled down in theil
SEATS expecting to see Mace knocked out
O.. f.e box. 49,
s. were disappointed; yes. sorely dis
Ir- rte4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
ROANOKE.


Summary: Earned runs-R0cnoke !;
Norfolk. ,. Base on balls-OM Boyd, .:
Off Kissineer, J. Struck out-By Boyd.
:; Kissinger, g. Two-base hits-Boyd.
Crockett. Ellis. Joancs. Thrce-base
hit-BOyd. Double play-COrcoran. Nc
CreeTy. and Joancs. Passed balls
O'Haean Hit by pitched ball-uaniel
and Hauptman. Stolen bases-FitZmorris.
Time of game. two hours and lity-fve
minutes. Umpire Mclaughlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
CHIcAGo. Q: CLEyTLAND. II.

CHICAGO, aug. n.-With two out in
the seventh inning. the score tied. and
Tebeau Oh third. McAleer hit past short,
and safe drives by thinner. Cuppy, and
Blake followed, giving Cleveland four
runs and the game. The Colts fought
hard at the finish and scored two runs.
but a double play ended their chances.
Stratton pitched fairly well, but WAS
miserably supported, while Cleveland :
errors did not prove costly. Irwin put
the ball through gap I'm the fence torn
out by the crowd I'm last Sundays fire
in the fifth inning. Attendance 5,ed2.
Score: X. II. T..
Chicago ..........1OOl5 O0O2-9 10 z
Cleveland .......1 04002f0 X--ll II 3
Batteries-Stratton and Schriyer; Cup
by and thinner.
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IT WAS A CLOSE CALL.
,,cHMOSD WON FROM STANTON
yEsTRRDxY BY ONs RUN.
,,.ce was In the Box for tho Visitors, AM
H.rroved an Eniems-Ciark Called the
Game on Account OF Darkness.

HE Crows won
yesterday s game.
but the score was
too close TO seem
at all funny 10
the fifteen hun
dron admirers or
the home team.
There were only
six innings play
ed. as Umpire
clark called the
game at the END
OF the sixth, de-
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ONLY FIVE HITS.


N.t only was the ex-memoer Of the
CrRs not knocked ont oi tne b'A' bu'
c. t1e contrary he allowed but I'VE hlts
.. made or of his delivery, besides
s.-..rs out Gilman. Rou-scy. and Foster
81. was the same old Mace. very QueI
a.- reserved. with bis .ln-piale Sl"t anu
I'll .rls.al amount OF (-ulty in mis- pear
i-r The latter Is new chaiacteIl7u' 70
f.. 10 the fact that joe Us soon - uvcoihe
. member Of the Washington ponce 4vi &C.
Land. a new acquisition 20 the VISITORS,
$50. behind the bat and caught a very
-~te came was devoid Of any exciting
features. and was played in the following
manner.
F.rst inning:
pichmond-Kain hit 10 Little, and was
III. Pennington tumble put Philips on
FIRST. Tate was hit. fhllHpS "r"IT ,, N ~
second. Wells sacrificed 70 Little; Phll-
lus tried 70 steal home, and vas thrown
81 i;aininItton ton few out 10 centre;
Nc struck out: sullivan got nlt;
Phllirs let the ball pass him, ana SUI
livan went 10 thiri. but was called out LOT
not touching second.
Ricbmond-Giman hit 20 centre; Scherer
- ~ har pass him. and Gilman went
TO third. ROussey struck out, foSiti SIN,
sled. and Gilman scored. Foster purlolnel
second on Arthur error, ClrNr was gwen
first on balls. Wormsley bit safely fos-
- "a . t.,,... r5tiflire tl..,t- l.,t 20
our, thFd 10 NOME "''i'l9 "'" 0"' ~
centre. ~ r,.,,-.
9taunton- l1lur I'W ""L ~ -'.tgs9,S
''' '.'. ,~tS,,~ 81, -.eli,., Ciark
o.i. Scnerti 5hu AZ '',I. !ll' tsi,,.,,,i. 0'"''
itlIti We sue '4 " i' ~ '''.'i4''
+.'-t -,-'ii'''I I... ht. 90 cf,rl aud vas
~ F,r~ll.. V.elie bit 10
..,f , f' .irr.,, TT. C.n- ~ second but
i-..,.' -"' nv. n.c,re q douhiI NAV
",,l ..l... man VAS bit nv a pitch
-.4 pr ir' .i-'.li"-- 4" "' "a "y a,cb
% Hti-, E3Nseey sacIiHce au saHO - 81
runner 70 H"sr' iheh o.l.l We Nv ~ en-
t'- bases We're hiIed. ii'te aane ~ M
i VINO tnieW WI" -. ,D 49, y-ornsl.v
ir- Wells and Gilman 10 score W oi illrl'S
g. --a'.,f anu 49, "''N-
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A Three Years Graded Course,
jy2G-weowsueow2i IN
NRGNIA MILITAEY INsrIrUTN.
jyS-su. tu&thtse20

LEXINGTON, VA
Fifty-slXth year. state Military Scien-
zinc and Technical school Thorough
courses n General and Applied Chem
i.try. and in Engineering. Confers de-
gree on graduate IN Academic S9niSei :
ni,4l Courses. All expenses. including
clothing and incidentals. provided at
rate of $3.50 yer month, as an average
for the four Years. exclusive OF outut.
Neyc cadets report september LIST.
GENERAL SCOTT SHIP.
ftfN-v-p frNsulgt Superintendent
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For Dyspepsia.

USE noRsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. d. d. Pettitt. Sherman. Texas as;
says u aye used i think In dy i T tne
rarnsdv,, -, - 30, = - - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

the first Brooklynite hit the ball into
the catchers hands. LaChance came
next to the bat and sent liner into
the far field, making tour Of the bases
and saved the day TO the Brooklyns
Score. X. n. h.
Brooklyn .......,..1 0002133l-ll Is 2
Boston ............0 O0O2222 10 l3
batteries and Kinslow; Stivetts
and Cancel
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rIrTsDURo, 3: LOUISVILLE. ..

PlTTSBURG, Aug. l1.-To-day's game
was pitchers battle, In which the home
club had little the best Of It. the viz
ltors securing but three hits OF Gumhert
NJ to the ninth inning. Attendance 300
Score. u "a f..
pittsburg .........O 0Ox-3 d D
louisville ..........0 300 O00l-2 &
and Grim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
ROANOKE COLLEGE, AID Year.

Course for Degrees, with electives.
library. l. 600 Volumes building en-
nr.al Working Laboratory. steam
hons Best moral social, ana religious
Influences Hcalthful mountain loca-
tfcn Expenses for nine months may be
reduced below $50. Commercial and
Preparatory Courses. Catalogue, with
views, free
julius y. DREHER. President,
fvf5-eoiG Vim Salem. Va
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. VA.

The next session begins September 10th,
and continues nine months
Expenses per session OF resident stu
dent. embracing entrance fees. tuition,
board, fuel, lights, and washing. about
S20J. OF nonresident student, about
$3.50. Tuition In Law School. II both
classes be taken. $50. II only one $40.
The scheme Of instruction embraces
the eight Independent Schools OF Latin.
Greek. Modern Languages, English,
Mathematics. Physics. Chemistry. and
Philosophy, and the PROF ESsloNAb
SCHOOL OF LAW. Provision IS also
made for systematic instruction In the
Art Of Expression.
The courses Of instruction In the Acade-
mic Schools lead TO the Degrees Of Bach
eor OF Science. Bachelor OF Arts. and
Master OF Arts; IN the Law School. 10
the Degree Of Bachelor OF Law.
For catalogues apply at the bookstores
OF the city. or address
". DURXEAR,
ChRspEaARar, OF Faculty.
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BROOKLYN. II; BOSTON. 10.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 1.-THE game of
baseball this evening at Eastern Park
was interesting from beginning 10 end.
II was see-saw game; nrst one club
the ninth inning when the visitors tied
the score in their half of the inning
Excitement ran high among the six thou
sad SPECTATORS. and was Increased when
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAUNTON. VA

SrAI NTON, VA.
Mrs. Gen j. T.. b. STUART. Principal
The next session. Of nine months. opens
SEPTEMBER l3. 1894. Full corps or
teachers. every advantage. and terms
reasonable Apply for catalogues 20
tho PRINCIPAL. Jy2l-fr, su&WcoW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

.mmary Earned runs Staunton, !:
I.f base ON halls-On Wormsiey. /; OF
Mace Hit by pitched ball-Tate, Gil
Pm. Cleve. Struck Out-By Mace. 5; by
Nrmsley 2. Passed balls-FOster. Time
q game. one hour and fifteen minutes.
lmgIes Clark and McDermott.
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THIIADEIPHIA. 10, Is; WARRINGTON, 7, 4.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. lI-The PIMA
delphia and Washington clubs played
two games on the University OF Pennsyl-
vania grounds today, the home team win
ming both. In the first game the fhilies
outbatted the Senators in single hits. and
were more fortunate in getting their
hits together Gus weighing was steadily
effective in the second game. while Maui
was hit hard at times. The second
game was called on account Of darkness
Attendance 4.40.
Philadelphia Urst game)
Score. II n r,
WASHINGTON ....O12l02l 0O-7 ,
Batteries: Taylor and Buckley; Sulli-
van and Mcclure.
(SecOnd game)
Score. X. II. l..
Philadelphia, ........4 0 2 2 X-lG q :
WashingtOn. .........O o. 5000 o. 2
Batteries: Weighing and Buckley; Maui
and Mcclure.
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THE virginia UNIVERSITY hChDEnY.

Limited to sixteen bOysD
4 select home school for boys and yOung
men. Rooms nicely furnished, paperei.
ami carIetcd, bathrooms; good ser
vice. excellent table. thorough instruc-
ton Terms $3.50. Address \. B
CHANDLER. JR, H. A. University OF
Virginia. Bowling Green. Va.
au--su&tuiW'
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RICHMOND FEMALE Seminary

so 2 east Grace street, Richmond,
Va. JOHN "a. POWELL. Principal:
Mrs r. -. IINTON. Assistant Prin-
cllal The twcuty-sec0nd session begins
WEDNLSDAl September ~. 1894. Cata-
l0gues containing al necessary informa-
ton and tho corps OF teachers can be
gotten az the bookstores, and Will be
sent upon application. jyl5-su, we&fr3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
BOSTON AND NEW TORh LOSE.
Brooklyn Beats Boston by the Close Score
of Eleven to Ten

BALTIMORE Aug. 1.-THE New Yorlls
were ANONYMOUSLY defeated by the Balti-
mores to-day The latter batted West
ervelt at WILL ran bases with great dar-
ing. and felded without an approach 10
an error They gathered in nfteen OF
their twenty runs IN three innings Nc
Mahon had the visitors at his mercy
throughout. Only eight men reached first
base. and but one crossed the plate.
The Giants" are about TO petition Con-
gress for Il change Of name, said the
New York rooters after the game. At
tendance 1870.
baltimore. ........5O264 2J 0
New York. ........O O0O1 OOO-1 ( I
Batteries: Mcmahon, Esper and Robin
son. Westervelt and Farrell.
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Notes and Personal.

Judge Henderson viii speak on
d m lcracy at tue opera house tomot-
row night
Mr. and Mrs. Biiiey'. i3.month.old
sou Arnol diei nj 1880 O'CLOCK tbs
morning.. Tnr infant mas been suffer-
lug Tor some tins fi0m spinal tfouu.e.
Robert Taylor, aged "a, aud AfIie
snow, aged Is, both OF Provo, anu
Wm. GlOdfldgu, aged 20, OF West Jlt'
Iau, aud sspniuu johnson, aged q,
VI Provo, have taHun Out marriage
licenses.
a Republican rally was held Sa,ut.
day night Aver an immease torch
lgit procession u iarsc audience
gathered ~ the opera huu, aud whore
sleechus were mau by MrssfH. George
Il. CUstigau anI George sutherland.
The Utah County Tsachers' a,soci.
alton held an interesting meeting last
saturday. There was a good attend
ance Ru1 important educational quet.
liuns were pioftably discussed. A.
thu next msstinl, November ION, DIR.
J. 4. ralmAgo vail lecture before Tue
association.
On Saturday evenln Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac II. McEwau lett their IA ime on
Provo bench 10 attcud the Republican
rally In this city. When they re,uf ned
tuey found their home destroyed by
IRE. rhe loss Ia estimated At about
$1,000. some Of the furniture hhl
uuun saved by the neighbors tut was
badly Jamrg ID. rucfe vas $1,000 iu.
suTauce Uu the houte anu iufui.utv
carried by the Continental lniuTanee
company.
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PROVO.
First nlslrlcl Nnnrl.

When cjut: resumed SEES on Satur.
day afternoon, Attorney Weigwood,
VI counsel TOT plaiudn IA tns case OF
Aucr Bltterwofth " John RocKuiil Ell
u, stated tnat there was no duub. bat
the complaint had been drawn under
a misapprehensiOn OF tue facts, aud
tnat It would Do impossible to get the
facts In under the plea iiugs. lie,
therefore, would intefpUse 40 ohjrC-
lions TO the Gaze being dismissed with.
out prejudice. Toe court ordered IN
case dismissed ana discngr. ed the Jury.
This mJfuihg the following business
was tfaueacteu!
In the caso Uf Israel Evans w the
Netuetlsnd F,ue Stock 4 Dmy Go.
u,fsudants' counsel iututpUsud a de.
murrer to the AMENDED complaint On
tue gfOunJ tuat pi.iutii was uarfed by
tho statutes u limitation rom reCOv
Tor -efvices contracted Tor January ! f,
ls82. No payment hal been made,
anI the co nplaint was q sd SEPTEMBER
20, 1894. the oIufI TUX tue matter
uudet Huvisemcut.
A jury was called In the case Of G. j,
FIELD We Peter Red. Plaintiff bfough
suit upon "A bili 1T txcnauge. Duiuud
aut dtd not appear, and a vcrjict Tor
piainun Ia thV amount Of $1,000 was
returned.
Samuel westheimer & Co., Of st.
joseph, Mo-, ubtain,d Judgment
against VIM. Cooley & Co., Of SEQ.
field, for $50 o..
Tue ntXl case 10 come up was the
case " lsAsc Wooli v. ]. Is. Miibufu.
Piaintin suus Tor 1000 tor tia alleged
conversion oi certain personal property
In Pncr, Emery county.
OTHER BUSINESS
Evidences 10 ihs divorce case Of
Harriet Walton ". Aud;ew J.Walton
was heard la part, anu continued q
November S.h. rus parties live 10
Cleveland, Emery coun j.
a. h. Huihugsr, o. Nornal, was al
mittud ~ tue bar.
Sentence "a tho case OF the Unlioi
itatrs ". Marun Alfred, uuiawtu
cOhsbluuou, was continued to y ga
vumtet bih.
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iencs tomorrow morning, but District
Attorney Judd suggested tht the
expense Of bringing him down AZ In
might be avoided ny the passing Of
sentence now. Already, he observed,
the costs tI the territory IN criminal
matters had been very heavy.
Judge BarlUh thereupOn gave the de-
PENDANT six months 10 thee utty jail
tue fullest penalty allowed by Law iOf
that ufiuuse.
w. ). Fugate was arrAisned on a
charge ofembtzzling 81, the moneys
o A. n. Page, in whose service he
was acting a. clerk. lie was difecle
TO come W to plead tomorrow morn
log. The utlvBso Il allie 81 to have
been committed on August 3isL
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N m AT "a -.

CtrNtNrs ON Thursday. october e5. 1884,
john .ruvnts, ~ dil fifih street, SAT- Lake
city, late 81 birmingham, Eugland, 10 BE-
January 2 islii ased % ycaft, months aud
MiG,sniai Star. please copy.
nLAuKuuuy. At bingham City. EoN Elder
county, ttah, september "a, isti, " internal
Injuries caused li an accident ga lumulng over
i.uco, Joseph Dera.d con Of thomas ~ ~.
ana lloNcy t. hlglor blackburn, aged "a years
and months
n,HsnHiai star, please copy.
CuuisToFurusIS ~ knOahsrom, ruio
county, 4 tab, Nara wife Of Henry Christopher,
sou born Jan ~ legs. ON the ihio Ut luEulH.
holm Denmark, dicd Oct ~ 1884 OF pucu 4.
muuta. rho was baptized May =, l-a3. nld
rmigrutcd 20 Utah june %, lhii, she va b
faithful teacher m the Relief society 10 hor
death aud was well thought Of BY The CON
munity. the leaves husband, large fam.
ly Aud \ host VI friends 10 mourn her lOfs
she was true Latter'dAy SAINT. The whole
community turned out 10 follow hor " hos
iatt resting plHce.
SlaHdiHarieHs Syeus, please copy,
urNsITf In tbs city, oct 2sth, 1904, OF
pneumonia, inisnt daughter OF George n aud
Kate bennett
funeral tomorrow AZ u a. M, At the parents
residence, 90 vest Fourth sJuth street,
friends are respectfully invited.
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Gold In transit across tho Atlantic
''sweats, no matter how tightly it may
be packed. It's usually sent in stout
kegs and squeezed in US tight as posi-
bic, but there Is irregular allowance for
loss by attrition upon tho voyage, and
IN tho course Of years this loss to tho
commercial world amounts 70 large
sum.
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Lnnd Office.

The following filing was made In the
local land otiiee Today;
John w. Pfice, OF Miller, Salt Lake
county, Homestead entry OF the east
half Of tho northeast quarter, section
30, township I south, range J wesi,
containing 50 acrcs.
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COMMERCIAL.
rnnAYI. QuorArInNs.

ToDAY's QUOTATIONS
New York.-Silycr, go lead, $500,
LoudUu.-Silvrt, -
ORE AND BULLION,
Mccormick a o.. received today;
Hsnauvr bullion, $4,000; silver anu
load ores, gi,.5U lutai, 50 100.
Welt, Fare a Co. received today.
Penn. bullion, fl,3gI.
4. R. Jones 4 ~. received today
Bullion, $1,000; ores, $500. Total,
81. 40,
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WIN Move Aller Election.

The heads Of the various depart
ments Of tho city government ate not
in ~ great hurry to yet IN 10 their new
uuartrTs MS ATE the tilloers of The
county. The i4rmrr do not expect to
move until after election,
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Political Meetings.

Tonight,in ,he Eighteenth war; hall,
Mrs. +. y. Richards, Judge Hendenon
and Hon. +. 3. Rlclards Will speak to
the people " the Fourth precinct
Hou. John T. Game IS expected g.
pfeslle
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Il pubiicnu Rauy Rnd naFbecuF, nj
MaFrRS, Noi ember IL
For above occssi IA the Rio drande
Western viii make rats u one single
aTe for round tTlp, on November lst.
Rate from Salt Like will he SOC.
Trains leave st $40 "a. M, 2:aO =. M.
aud $500 y. m.
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Transfer asi IN me- ore % ~ cbaas Re.
cDr,isr Of san itg. CIaug (f5a . - -.
So urtlg.
nj. Allen estate by adminslrator.to
u, +. llon, loty, blockii, Terrace
!. W Simpler to - +. q. yaiisTaeiai, W. W
lott, North Englewold adlition.. 10 W
sarah W. hAiouoyo ~ We. Hazel
ely ~,.'~ .'..,,,.,.'.,,,,...,.-'.',.-' 1900 90
siT ,,n..,.,.,' .,.,.,,..-.. -. 1900 10
lin, part section Z. township
south range I east, salt Lake
wni,Sm ), r ,iii'i TO a. ". WaiG,ccs. '"
part section SO, toWuuhip south,
range / east aat Lako meridian, 800 60
Robert nHuaiu 10 NuTtha L. Jensen,
part stcpOn q. township aoutn,
fonse ! wesi, ali Laks inerldian $50 %
Thumaa "a woodbury. 10 Thomas ",
HUTslty, part lot I, block 81, plat A,
rhom3. ". iIorsiay to Thomas IL '''' W
Woodbury., parE 10. ., block "a,
Leon lA incen 10 John nj i. Mcy ' "
fourth Interest 10 kcipsu mining
ela'ln','',,' NJ ,,i,, 10 1900 %
smith, part VI section a. town
thip gsouth, range west 7Alt
Lake mcridian,s,sss.sa.ss,s,s. ,s.. ..
J. q. Thompson ~ tuWafd Martin,
part OF lot !, block o., plai u, city i,.Ol "
Iohn h. May 10 Mary M, MAY. part of
lot l. block u, pat ID, cltysss.s... o.
j. n hickman 90 Joan W. bowman,
NAT of lut d, block 20, plat A, Guy %
L. a. Amos 81 as BY sheriff. O. VS..
McUurnick, lots In Amos addition 300 %
Mate 49, Crnmal 90 IA 20 James
Esrlrs, part Of loto o, block ~, plat
~ Itys,",s,.ss''s.',' ;'s'... .s,ss's' %
Charlotte I. hituy 81 49, ~ trustee,
10 seymour Is. Young part lot
:, DO. 4 q, pls. 4, s!y 4, 49,. . 1900 %
Zoos y, Hal 4 'y..;,.'y..'.;.... is,ool %
uIl, part OF lot 2, block ~, plat a,
Ellt ( 6ok Harry to Pet.i NJ. Neil,
strup. pnrt Of section 10, town.
ship, range. salt LuN0 meridian. isg 90
Aur Johanna ,couy 90 Chrsunu N.
MristTup, lot block a., plat b,
clY.,,...,, ,''''','s'i.sss ..''.,'s..,s. COO o.
william d. f0ll lo Mra, q, ~, Nell.
strip, part 0i lot !, block a,
plat Is, Clty,,,,.,,.,,, .,,.,..., ,..., a1i 0O
W. w. Remington 90 uN 10 Emty v,
FRAZER, lotu block 2, bennington
rurs Adlluou,.., s.s................ g.5 O0
NJ. IT, Haynes I'd VA to NJ. \. Buck,
lois ID hluCG %, brighton plat o.. 100 %
ErIck OatiunI Co Iohauua " Daniel
alu, uurt OF section 81, township
south, range ! east, salt lake
W. Il smitl 10 ii ". FULLER, one.
fourth interest In May lode min
ing claim 's's ,s'''.'''''''..s' ''ssss 10Y 90
neriamiu y, Allen 10 Jeremiah
nchtnok lots IN Kinney A tour,
lays Improved plat"....",..,"... $50 W
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Castoria.

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Ira n. Lewis 81 ux 20 Arthur 4.
smith, part % lot Z, block 30 plat
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john ilnfoY, trustee, 20 Phoebe v
huatiic. par OF lot 2. block tN,
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