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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-13
NORTH END NE VS.
Court Star, A. o. r. Of A. Hold Their
Reunion Locals.
THE NEWS BUREAU.
NORTH END. AS BRANCH AVENUE


Telephons s)l.1
The members OF Court Star A. o. r..
OF A. held their 18th annual reunion
In the lodge room OF Hediy Hall last
evening. There was an entertainment
furnished by a number of local talent,
which was followed by dance.
During the entertainment, Deputy Grand
Chief Ranger p. i. McGrath was presented
with handsome life-size crayon
portrait OF himself. Chief Ranger
Philip Lovett made the presentation
speech and Mr.. McGrath acknowledged
Program; Piano solo, Miss Shields;
an address by Chief Ranger Philip Lovett
who introduced John b. Finn as master
OF ceremonies. Mr.. Finn called upon sew
eral of the grand officers of the order who
made speeches on the good of the order,
after which the musical program was
resumed; recitation, Mamie Carroll; song,
Frank McGann; violin solo, Master Crane
accompanied on the piano by James Low
EFT; reading by little miss of eight years
entitled, ''Tbe Old Maids Prayer"
which conyulsed the large audience
with laughter, one man named
It. r. Mcneil going into mysteries. Every
number on the program was encored. Ice
cream and cake wes served, after which
dancing was INDUCED /, until a late hour
10 the music of Burke's Orchestra.
A Had Fall.
An old lady named Mrs. Bowers, while
going along Branch avenue 1T 9o'clock
last night. stepped into a hC:o near the
watering trough, at the corner OF Charles
and fell down and struck her head on the
curb-stone cutting a cash two inches long
unconscious. She was taken to
her home on Commodore street, where
she was attended by DIR. Black. There
are a number of holes around the watering
trough and near the street crossing that
ought to be filled up.
Erief Locals.
Simon Mention, the enerbetic manager
OF the FIR. Mathew Dramatic Club, was
presented with handsome Russian
leather pocxetbook with SO en-
closed In its last evening for bis
successful management OF the play "Com-
rades" by the mem bers OF the club. Presi-
dent John Il. Davis made the presentation
speech.
John Gaffney, a 7-year- old SON OF James
Gaffncy, one of the overseers in the Vans
kuck mill while swinging on clothes line
with two other boys. fell OH. bis
der blade, Monday evening. He was
taken TO the Rhode Island Hospital
when DIR. Collins reduced the fracture.
Frances s. Dean, the well-known butter
and egg dealer of Charles street, was
married to John Dee at o'lock this
morning at st. Patricks Church. Rev.
FIR. Briscoe performed the ceremony.
Miss Lizzie Dean was bridesmaid and
Robert Dee was best man. The bridal
pair will visit Canada, and on their re-
turn will make their home at % Douglas
avenue.
"THE HALF DIME"
134 Charles Street.
Genuine Dutch saurkraut all day Thurs
day.
COME AND FIND OUT.
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THE BURGLAR FLED.

An attempt to burglarize the residence
of ex-Councilman Ira ID. Goff at Riverside
was made at an early hour this morning.
II was about one o'clock when Mrs.
OF bedroom window. She im-
mediately screamed for help aud a
man who was about to enter the half
opened window made his escape. Three
men were noticed lettering about the
house by passers-by shortly after mid
uiCbf
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ITALIANS PARADE.

The ncmbersrof the many different italian
societies met at their headquarters on Charles
street early this morning for the purpose Of
taking partin the grand street parade In honor
OF their patron saint, Antonio. The line vas
headed by the Toolevile Baud, and in charge
OF Alfonzo Richia, and marched over tho prill-
ciral streets ot the city. after which a
picnic was enjoyed on the Charles street
grounds. Three thouslnd OF the SINS and
daughters OF sunny ltal had gathered TO cele-
brate one of tho most important HOLIDAYS of
their country. This evening grand ball will
be held in Talbot Hall, $50 Charles street.
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WAS AN EVIDENT MISTAKE

= In the news paragraph last evening In
commenting upon the bill passed by the
General Assembly nt Newport providing
that the Board OF Aldermen shall count
the ballots cast for wardens and clerks ct
the municipal election, the statement was
inadvertently made that st the last election
Ia the Second District in Ward 8, there
was q discrepancy in the count for the
clerkship by the ward officers and that OF
experienced persons who sought to verify
the count. Al should have been stated
that IL was the return for warden,
a. the fact was that the clerk, James War
rem, Jr., received q majority of between
900 and 700, and the count was not dis
credited. Mr.. Warren has been elected to
the Office for several yesrs and he has es-
tablished an excellent reputation ss q
reliable and efficient officer.
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A FOUR YEARS COURSE.


BALTrMoRE, June 13.--Johns Hopkins
I'm versity has made announcement
OF the several changes in tie curriculum
of studies followed in the UNDER
graduate work, the most important
OF which Is the addition OF a fourth year
to the three years formerly required of a
candidate for the degree OF A. Il.
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ROSES AND STRAWBERRIES.

The annual June exhibition of straw
berries and roses and other plants and
flowers by the Rhode Island Horticul-
tural Society will be held in TiIling hast's
Assembly Rooms, next Monday. This Is
yearly event OF prime interest to con-
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"h~0sD~ffc.'ss.....s.s.I v y v "
oI Ma'. syssssss ao wilkssb.rrs = Erors syria;
Hess; Keenan, and Usmer.
National League.
Lucky Nichols, Boston's pet twirler,
was wild. but the home team managed TO
pull out victory. McGin also gave an
unusual number OF bases on balls. but
wassaided by what the spectators chose to
consider gross favoritism ON the part of
Umpire O'Rourke- The game was feature
less.
Chicago c22iis;,''... ........... '..." SoSise 81
Earned runs-Boston. 8; Chicago, o. Base
hits-Boston, ia Chicago, "a. Errors-Boston.
y Chicago. o. Batteriss-Nichols and Ryan;
McGill And Schriver.
AT Washington:
* sMtAIf@1ns'on.. Ioals'..........S SSsSS dd,SS s-s
Base hits-Washington, 8. st. Louis, III. Err
rors- Washington, !; St. Louis. I. Batteries
Mercer and McGuire Brietenstein and Peitz-
At Brooklyn:
bHoosiga................ EbHSsidigsti ......d idsSSsS Ia
Base hits = Cincinnati. II: Brooklyn. z.
Errors-Cincinnati. l; Brooklyn. l. Batteries
chamberlain and Murphy; Gastright and
Kinslow.
At New York:
EeuisyilIs.....'.... EsM YHEs,..'... SidsSS 81
Base hits.-New York, q: Louisville. T. Err
rors-New York. l; Louisville, 2. Batteries
Meekin and Farrell; Knell and Grim.
AT Philadelphia:
Pittsburg ...........0 o 1 o o o o % O.
Base hits = Phiiadelphia. 20; Pittsburg. Z.
Errors-Philadelphia, Q; Pittsburg, g. Bat
teries-Taylor and Cross Ehret and Merritt.
New England Leaugc.
At Bangor Bangor, 8; Pawtucket. 2.
At Portland-Portland,1 IL: Brockton 10.
At tLewiston-Lewiston, 8; Fall Rivers
AT Haverhill-Haverhill, 10; Worces-
ter, IA.
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Not Seriously iii.


FRIKDRIcHsRuHE, June 13.-Prince Bis
msrck's journey to his summer home in
ysrzin hes beon postponed for q few
weeks. II h said said In explanation OF
this postporement that the ex-chanceIlor
requires rest. IL is added, however, that
his condition IN not such as TO cause any
anxiety.
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THIRTEEN UNLUCKY.
I'm 7he Assnelnted Prcs

BD The dsDcidted Press.
YOKOHAMA, June 13.-A fire in Yama-
gaia province of Uzen has destroyed 1900
houses. Thirteen persons lost their lives
during the fire.
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Muddy Valley

is the beautiful name of q salubrious spot
in Illinois. See the News Pocket Atlas,
Census and Gazetteer. Price 40c.
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MAXINE REPORT.
The List OF Arrivals and Departures of
Vessels at This Port.
PORT or PROVIDENCE, June 10.
Arrivals.

STEAMERS Massachusetts, Grifin, New
York: hchard Borden. Mason, Fail River:
IlicKahcc, Van Nutten, New York:
Queen Citr. fettey. seaconnet: Ano.
Non. saunders. ssunderstown: Harry,
pioketson, new Bedford; William Marvel,
squantum, Waldron; shore resorts and
turn.
-CnooNEns-R l.. Tay. III, bard, CalIas.
witn @uOisO ieet lumber for II. Il. wcllinau *
30; brsndywine, Cost. sayIesyillc. li0,0vO
brick Tor III. Goff A Co.
BARaEs-Bluster, Rhode Island. Bouquet
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RattIesuake,

Never heard Of place Of that nsmsf
It's 10 The NEWS Pocket Atlas, Census
sad Gssettssy. Price 10 cspts.
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HIT The BALL.
The Grays Have Struck Their
- Winning Gait.
Ganes To-day.

EASTERN LEAGUE Erie at Providence,
Buffalo at Springfield, Binghamton at
Troy, Wilkesbarre at Syracuse.
AT CAMBRIDGE-Brown Va. Harvard.
NATIONAL LEAoUM--P Pittsburg at Phila-
delphia, Cleveland Mt Baltimore, Cincih-'
natl at Brooklyn, Louisville at New York,
Chicago at Boston, st. Louis at Washing
ton.
Games Tomorrow.
EASTERN LEAaUE--E Erie at Providence,
Buffalo at Springfield, Binghamton at
Troy, Wilkesbarre at Syracuse.
LINCOLN FIELD-Brown vs.. Holy Cross.
NATIONAL MISUNDERSTANDING at New
York, Cleveland at Brooklyn, Cincinnati
at Philadelphia, Louisville at Boston, Chi
cago at Washington, st. Louis at Balti-
more.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-13

with population of 50 is q Georgia To-
calitv recorded In the NEWS Pocket Atlas
Census ana Gazetteer. pyics ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-13

STEAMERa- Connecticut. Chatham. No
man. Richard Borden. Wave. Daphne. CIT
of Newport Anowon.
'scHooSeEs-tisrry Y. Percy. Hannah
Brown.
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Earned runs, Providence 4, Erie 1. Two base
hits, Shearon 2. Three-ba hit, Murray. Stolen
bases, Murray, McAulcy 4, Lyons. Double play,
Murray and Cooney. First base on balls, Murray,
McAulcy, Rudderham. First base on errors, Provi-
dence l. Struck out, by Rudderham Passed ball
Gunson- Time, In. Som. Umpire SNYDER.
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ScuooSERs-Fay, Ferris; Grace Gushing
Richardson Ada q. Shorthand, Mcintyre
Ada Morse. Hawes; Addis sawyer, Norwood
Hero, Clsssea,
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Buffalo 13, Springfield 10.

McAuicy, Rudderham. First base on errors, Proyi.
dence l. Struck out by Rudderham. Passed ball
Gunson- Time, In. s5m- Umpire, Snyder.
Buffalo 13, Springfield 10.
vickery was wild yesterday at SPRING
field. and Buffalo got a strong lead
Springfield played great uphill game.
Isanniisss...Y- .r....
Bunaio: ............. Ia
epringheld.............o o o. . 4 2 3-I0
Hits, Buffalo 10, Springfield ls. Errors. Buffalo
= Springfield !. Batteries, Hoher and Boyd;
Vickery and Leshy.
Troy IA, Binghamton 4.
Troy detected Binghamton with the
greatest ease yesterday at Troy. The vis-
itors could not hit Gruber, and played
miserably in the field. Score:
Inntngs.. 7ss
Troy: y:................... Ga q 2-i
Hits, Troy Is Binghamton 2. Errors, Troys.
Binghamton 8. Batteries, Grubcr and Dowse; be-
laney and Lobeck.
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Hits, syracuse 10, wilkesbarre y Errors. SYRIA
s, euse = wlkesbarre = Batteries, bsuswein ant
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Whiou VA. hhle pNrt or 'ue return 10
lHo VIII on haueas e9fiHt vas l'au.I
unun g complaint charging tlem Win
forgery or uhy otnti p.n ~, olitu.et
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Law 0i Uihh' 1850 20 ~ Auy luplc
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hal Juiitalcllon 10y iAIa complaint on
AuS Complaint before liu m'.c, lp
"uo lhe warrant oI arrest alhsl tht
pa ioutt+'
Onlei IRAN also mal afuprlrmaniai
iotuth go we "uH shpWlhE thhi since
iue .gimrr hearing % warrant hal gnnu
issued to Nun w tha Governor VI Utth
luiaef Sec '-i92. the Compiled LhWs)
CON uhhIluF MN 10 arrest the letl
.,nht''i ut.cHhgi ln sac warrant a' e.
hp.mau aims Henry bersef aau John
Wlt"f aims G.. p. N1l,Hrai aus 10 tNFu
thrm over % n. it. M ai thn A't
the 2 tate .' tngruh in eElthulu.n
.e.lnFfi tut. iHtI ~
him returned .H ila rtntn OF C1Ionuoi
CO.. 90 I1 DO doom 800 ncc1tIilt 30 ia"'
UHInt uHHUu hl..a1 uh ln'
witness HaNii now 'ii he h.i
se.n uIt Two men Known nero
I'D lt'It| Nnl Wul ati'ill lA Ih i'''
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rIlF ns a'nnaeHi nuu wei. Do lno COM
wuy u. Anntntr lui lhn NNAn " t-
.r. witness hshei h.ft.f VINO tNe
tW1 men Wgfci tNd was iui9ine' tneif
llme were Niier " b'tsut anu
Holman oF Walters. blta,f lolN'eA
out ls'iss nH do man hui Wei io''Ii'hn.
nH Wilier he next saw mem l1 lhi
upon his arrival in 0hll Lake ioli5
aHi ilunt q. ID t1tm 49, goo .Hho eou .l't
tuiei OF Police PfHti next tt ll.H
a' 20 thc nrfrai ui tnn mon ny hIa uiil'
crr. Ia cJuvtfsAIon VITO lt'l't
W.gu 300 cul.siy, tuht TO ruuant t0il
him lun' De ana hH conn Anioni
WulgCiJrlhi hrst mot 90 tlenIli nu
that they hni been IN hait Lake Nity
ONO Jay only Whch aIfcs'el' "ria'-
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alta hIrh pitch nuinuiIii1ually worked
bvn r.rvrr nuvpfl.s nt a.out, was 81
Its birhcat Iast ui.ht when Ellison
ttplupi upln the HU.e amt TOOK
bis place among tHo cabinets, The
aules, She rOats, lno bells, aud
the other paraUhcrrlli4 usualy n7.
.uuiatcl wiiu tAuibiiItuI Cf that order
90 Doc uTiyf, O. can lu ffAuaIy ana EN-.
unaucalIy stated, thnt the expose wac
complete. thorough aud swccping-agd
90 b. nsr o. sos how any ono who
watched Ellison could regard hIs OPP.
uoucut sF navIurn leE lCit tH stand on,
Myit.rlea that have seemed Imleuetrh.
bic, aud octs that have made many o.
PERSONA apiual column experience %
cfeopy sensation when performed DOB
tho darFsnsd fc 1.ua1u 0i medium's
thambcf-wHre rt.WH plainly nuu
Imply under ihe glance 0i a hundred
electric lights iD ,HH laughter nud
amusement o. .lH I..HHU; without
d0uu. .1 Che I.asa.t 20. maHy who hal
HryiluI y believe. tIafe myl.urc8
!. uu.uu ml ~" lU0uH ftUm inJ.g
who have rI .a,o t.u great
ID yuuI. a committee consisting 90
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NcGurr,n's Answer

Frank E. Neiurrn has placed on
file iu the IllrI district court hi6 an.
fwct 60 She lU.OIItmt Tor libol planted
against him come tlmo ago uy Altor.
uuy f., ~. Iau1rk. 10 lisa long d0uu.
mont, Defendant denies tuut tuH C.g.
ruIUr letter complained Of Uu which
luu proceedings nru Us.UI, wac
mlIIH.Uuty 70. vIlfglIy fFu, lIHu'DuH,
gr FCauItiuuH ur luat any pave thereof
WHa published by him ilH ,He purpose
Uf lHiuHUT Goo ulNuUu. D.uu. HiIuFI.
IeH.Ud, and DO iHaptuu THAT iue pIn.u.
ul lu September 1893 u.n,lIr.I with
j. r., H'.at., re- uilgut1r oi zoe LUlIiug
N Llal aa. 0giuti0u % which lNe uu.
Iyu.aut s president 90 iu.urC ans
bring dIscfoIif uplu iun HAll nHogiu-
tnr. Several additional charges n'
uupf1.e sI0un. C3Huuu. uu tuu ulr. ni
Nh Tail els Hfu named hy Ny2uuui
who prIFs That pIautl'a Huit DO l.s.
mrH.l with costs.
Attorney IaloHE, Boo conversation
with tlu count reporter ui the NEWS
this morning, said Doc desired ,hv luu'
liu 90 know lunt when tuu proper time
came be- wuulI be- ready aud willing,
aud fully prepared, 20 meet 400 thc
allegations contained iu MclurtIu's
complaint, AN hu asked was that
those ruu1ra directly iuieTr1ici in the
matter would suspend thUly Judgment
until court AMI Jusy had bad au op'
roTluulty OF ruBsiug upon the case.
he hlmsuli had nI learns tD the fusuli.
Mr. rail3ck Is evidently very iudig'
nnut 1T the accusations made by the
TluIutu.
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TIE EXpOsEI
Elias0n Amaz1s and Abuses "a im'
mru,e sunday Sight Audience.

The Thealer has seldom u ever ia &c.
history holI d larger number OF people
.hau that which was drawn OUT sun
day evening o. O'Clock by the an.
nuuuugmuut that Oscar EnGaou, Che
youn. slagn. OF hau performer who
has acquired so nigh reputation On
BsAil, d. tho ART OF Juggling, woul
Grt duplicate each ono Of the so.callr1
manifestation" NOW being produce
10y splHluniistlc medium iu this city,
tud euuUud. show how each one n thua.
COMMUNICATIONS" was performed. iu
pr0purly account Tor tho extraordinary
crhzu the public developed 10 wituufa
the expose, it should be understood By
these not already aware OF the fact
that thu medium above referred to-
who, uy enc way, has boon aiding
Eliasou'a exhibition gil uu u1u d b}
Drrudiug him with scurrllpus tpetnou
Ia the pTgH-nas bsuu meeting wllh
astonishing uucccea IN both hrs public
and priyalu exhibitions, one Ru1u
authority atRtl4g tnnt his lrJhA from
lhoae who Sought him 90 obtain com
muuioltlUn with departed urts-
amounted ~ not less chat $50 % s11
poi day. However that may be-, 10 e
certain that pubic expectation ALREADY
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New SHIFTS ENel.

In the TuirI District Clui. on SAT.
urlay evening two moro suits reached
the die. ia tho one case Macullar
PARKER Is o., ct nl have Instituted
proceedings against 4. T.. Wull8 ct al
asking that tho rcoslt asslgnmsn. ef
Wells be aIludgei iauiulcn. a. 20 tho
PLAINTIFF andother creditors aud tuat
d receiver DO a rpolH,ra TO iaEo charge
Of the property aud soll the same Tor
the pigment Of the iui smcnI
The Gulta pcfcha IS Rubber manu-.
featuring Company nave lodged nu
action against J., G.. CONN, g.. N.
H8rIstt aud n. n. Auerbauh. PIaiG-
an UuJ forth iut that they recovered
"a Judgment in the sum OF s1lU.u7
against the H.. q. q Mn HurIWar.
Company on Aptll ., 1893, hud that
O.. n. Bsrr,tJ aud h, H, AuuTuagh
were tho sutetlua OF j.. G.. Cauiu on
uIr 500 bond a. pfe1iIrlt Oi the A., g..
Colin Hardware Company; the plglus
uus alIcgD uu information ami belief
tuat w.. G. C1ulu during the years OF
1880, 1891, 1899 AMI 1903 lAuluigutly
Appropriated 90 hlB own use a large
Hlm d. money amounting % over
$4,000, aIl ui which was uuagr thr
control OF tgD company Gul was enc
u.lzluI with tho intent 10 uuirauI
Iiaiuuns aud UtnDr creditors Of tug
Hsii company. Ith also alleged tlut
Mr. C0nln NO violation OF bits duty Ha
president u tho company irauiuIguly
appropriated the sum %. .al1,O7 be-
i.uging totAo plaintiff aud judgment
b. lcmAuiui ushius. MIN aud hiH
sIretlsl iu the amount VI thu bond.
rms D sou.
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PrnmIs.ory Note SHIFTS.

In the Third district court this alter
noon J. r.. johnson brought suitagaiutt
John Beck 20 recover 5l,lus.35, with
interest from September, 1893, ,Io.s $50
paii) on a pr1miaaaty mote.
SAM Leyy also uIrJ "a suit tOlly
ugaius, II. l.. g.. Coates s. 60. ami
Florence j. Coates 90 recover $3.50 ou Dc
pf0missury note with Interest 90 per
cent, secured by mortgage.
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THE PIONEER
Ucurill Lecture aud Concert for Seat
SUNDAY Evening.

When 70 became known uCl the
Pioneer Library was in need Of funds
a number OF young ladies took The
matter OF raising money Boo hand ami
decided upon o. -UTieH uf Sunday uvgu-
Ing lectures 90 b5 given OF the aalt
LaEu rnraIgr.
Tho tul lecture win Dec by DE-
Talmag0 next Sunday evening. Q uu
auUect D. pgmprii, and The program
VIII be- ygrItl ~ number OF musical
selections. All the people igul un
interest lu this movements ns by help
Ing DO they mid 20 Hualhln The only pub
liu library in this city. AZ tue same
umr all VINO attend the Lectures VIII
get iholr money! worth Of profitable
nMluIlnIumnuL
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Hnu7H's HAND Concert
The Union Paddle and RIO Gmudo
zion from Osruu Go salt Lake nuI
ruluru, TuDily, May lot, Tor Sousa's
Band Concert at tho Tabuluuu.r.
Fare, sg.UU Including ndmi. sion 10 any
part OF thc tabernacle Trains leave
ogden over lNr Union Pacific railroad
81 b.l5 p. m, returning over Kio Gunle
Western aiUr the concert.
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University catalogue.

a cammItieo OF the University
ncu.iy h. Engaged IN preparing the
gtiaIa uc for tins next Year, The
c.urts 90 study viii r8malu sub.
sAnuaUy lho same Us ~ the present
liIg.
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Marriage License

Tho county court tuA morning
issued a m,frIase license 60 Ola N,
LuntQuIsi o., OF South Cottonwood,
luI MARITIME e. Chtsteuseu, 80 D. SAIL
Lake CITY,
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An Cd. ANY r.Ur obi. I .UtUU.
~ OF Ea.f Jordan canal stock. Dow urU.
.." UHHH. uH .HHH Do ."."H.'.
W. DO uHII. W."HfH... NH.N.HH
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Final Proceedings in tha Colorado
HaboaS Corpus Case.
ACTION AGAINST 4 LAUNDRY.
Another Staarl TO the Alexander g
Co. Acknowledgement
orders To-day,
ACTION AGAINST a LAUNDRY

oh NNAAANNN "a aaHfAA".HA fN''N .
Alexander, formerly trading "a Alex
,pd,r q Co., drapers, ETC., Of South
~ -,.i, strret. was opened up iu ao
,.'-, $780,, c,uft t,is moruiB-. DO.
49,. rbipf Justice Merritt and d jury
,. .,.t,,,tr. tp tbis iustnrcs vrts 50.
rue l'N"'''' 90. ..t..
h0muufgcr " w" 90 WV ''''i '''"
vhom the A'ezaudera hai uen1 tc'n..
,,msJ TO trade, and tho A.cxaa Ier
were the defendants. The uc.,ou wac
ntaught 70 iV'o'.l '''-.u ". % , ".
cory note, win ih1'i'as 'i'' N'''N
her 3tH, 1899, aud COSTS. The uI'o was
....,i.td Ausu.t 4tr. 1892. and .pIl due
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tuieN uhoN'N' "
time 81 l'a mAi1fl. lNr A.eAaNA''
failure occurred auI Nu. Alexander
.... ...s. 4, r,rptI4fs her liability. /
,...,,'.gt, I'D Is .brr name.
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u..,...u.if.a AIfurUp. y..I4u nuu /
w. I', ~ t-,-..,,... ''.r tpr dr'anasnts.
,t..I... dan. ,.as ,aHs.m,d /
b, ,1.liwipery Ig.aI nr.umu.t uu % |
ns,nt raised nr tpe ur.ruuta.a' sg0r- |
uoya, WHO c1n'rn. I'D mot in' rllin. ~.
.ii.', ,.,"re.,iiIg IY tnr au,-rt.
TliI rLAtNfiif MOVIES
Tpttrrs.sof Ja.rpn Eurfz va tho |
rE.Ir.,.. ty,.f.r,I It4|.r..u Co.,. Iu |
,..,I... eti FsI.4v "a ff.e awarded the
I.,,I.Y e,U.l ..af' ..sr .us r.rs1uaI
'.I,rl., r1alty.i n. ..u hru.. uf tnr
g..r.p,s. e..v4rts. "A rnv 90. tur.y
.gg' f'rri Anil .7.h. wha grlufeI
,.'s ,,a5,,iu.. ~ Ju,ae AI.fr.tf, On
- ni tb, ,i,tutlfia nlIgru.y, Do
-'r,t',rs Inn ut rretu.lDuH Un motion
...y, trlaI
plNuhuE CASE hIt H"ti.i'
Tb, ,Iygrp. stt.t gI .IsrH .I.HIsh SO
tr.iIur H.ish yas rprrlal I u. 80.
,,,..,I..,,, ~ III ..pt.I p,IF 90 take
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TIME OWEN
La ,t,, r.s..f ,,u. .Ar.I,rs5n va tbp
I'D, IN. I.g,psnJ gpiIIIup a.slsia.
,T. I..g. ,g..' rty.uuIl H.v -I.h 90
d.. ,,,.,.,t...i r..u..4i
g Brit,r,ft ,.Ir. Uiurbaul Can.
y.,' Niiri,y N, s.alr order M tg ntIb.
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pt.r.,y Maiden val fbs.. b. Axiom
81 IL t.r,,.l t., t,.tppti..iBti.r pratt.
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A' tilH A'' ''''"'
Hoard d. Education W the salt Lake
prfr.yu s.il. CH.ctnI. on mUtiOu G.
uricpdautr attorney leave was graut.
ga 10 ulo umuulmel % % pguvl0uI uu.
awer % the su8wUs uud cf0sB.u1m.
ulaiut OF blfhwc. aud McCouaugbay
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Fi'H SUN "'N''''' -"
mn, l..,l ar.uroats lu tns So 600
dar1.g,'.ui. br..s.r by Susan VA.
iian,. "a I.rrtrr a. .tuIlyr. against tbr
tfInl steam Luul.f, ..f Injuries 10.
rslvri ,g1.i,U. ,ggf. IA th4t building.
yrr, b.y.in Ugi.r , Judss Baf.cn nld Il
Iurv ann pi1rulur. Vnu p'aiutlG waa
fepfp5rptta fy Alilruuys j. NJ. Can.
mon AND B.iI0v Ferguson uud thu
upfBpua1ts Uy Bennett, MarsuUlI au4
BRADLEY. The case wont 10 the Wfy
Ust Lr'u.pu. up.
At .;gU 10. Do. ITO Jurors went 10
huuhr.., and 90 that imu lt was
GATED ihtfp waa Uut Wllg hope OF lhuil
psrtpiu. ora u verdict.
M'HE "i 'ilI iNh"Ao N'"lua'
NNHYD I'm. t.trIYn had runrupI tho