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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

New FORK deliveries S,7sj 1916 1.239
New-orleans Deliveries. $50 is7 27.&''
1 4i.is. supply ;ss 80 81 ss 4$ .s sSS%
Ike. sa: sssSy Sa ss a ss 81 nc %
lon S0 TO s sP .a at s H pes so We nS,a
sale Of 100 Mexican on private terms.
e DHT o qps.d 'a54ss 81 sIr %f
n sasr SssSa for 81 Ssa p and quoted
2slse Esseniia oils were quiet OF peppermint sea
ssr & IN Il aots sS s. 5s2 50
~ FISH e x e; N Al ES " SD4 market today
seby less active with hoTsyeT m0d n Ssaay
ne fac; that The of w ny
az. reaction in wheat to-day discourage buyers
ss; s. SSsss s. PsSI 'a'1a' nils
loo s ca stsash's 10 bis city n SGs s
e as 500 bis ex,fa is s. 35as2 - 80 sacks extra Is
q s, 10 for sHS s. To- car IBIS ras,! s.
clears 81 t2 :. 200 saGss S eI .a.. Is tS G,
gs,ss a,2 o. Hfh coRN MExf-Marks hrm sales
s: egsss fssney sas e .rss"s
o7gs s5 Ido sss5sn 5m :nspps s
'' foS fSSaSs'e GREEN as FRtr4be
market quite firm Oranges quiet, with the supply
banana. DUH and Easy Win hs The spp w IN
saSs 1t aSs q sass Co.
'Ss "a p Ds iRBf:h
unsatisec;ory either by
iobb,ng Prices however continue fairly steady
~ through the list quote: Rsiains California bags.
&C. boxes 4.94Hc sutana sha7e currents i:@Ste:
Isc: Brazil nuts. 3l.a3ac: walnuts. Cgloc: hlber's.
SIC. ... -, ~, 49,,
morning W a 'te untertone OF weakness resulting
In decline during the early hours in trade Of Nc per
sd not hold The early weakness seemed 20 be due TO
dspor,tior on part OF traders TO sell wheat owing
10 but there not great deal
sale ,a the :@ 4 The w s9' ss. scarce
Tbe anal Liverpool cable helped some on the rally by
Cd options The clearancss
81 vhea and OF wheat and hour show con-
total OF wheat at the interior
stated proportion and for the week date
shows a gain $4,000 bush over Last week Harvesting
OF wheat progressing under fairly good conditions in
the spring wheat regions and the outturn Of the
reported fair receipts OF spring wheat to-day
were $50 IFS bush Chicago. 2s9S05 BUSH nearly all
WhIte) against 25044 bush last winter, 33G 2?5
bush against 35 $40 bush. seaboard receipts 49, 18+
bush against 52oe3a BUSH ,osi 2se 2s5 Snsh aea'n,
bush Trade during the afternoon was OF small proper
patty in decline in corn closing dull at s:g%c net
no Toledo sod at nc under SEPTEMBER delivered 70,
milling September closed BIC 10000 bush No red sold
Al xa1c under September Q b snoat and 5000 bush
Of excitement eguarity in The corn market to-day
a. chicago for sepAber after which there was rapid
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DEL, LACKAwAvNA AND WESTERN II. n.
stations In New-Iork foot Of Barclay ant
ChristOpher Strcets-n
yESTIuII,ED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

yESTIDIIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. PINrSCH LIGHT.
ASA. DL'jOAAr IEl-l. AONTCLAIR
THE O!lANGES summit. bernaIdsyIlic. BasAnI
fidke. MorrlstOwn fassac. Paterson Booa-
ton. Dover Stanhope, BuDD's LAKE. LAKE no.
pAICONG, Hackettstown SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PHILLiPSBURG. EASTON. WAITED
GAP. S1KOUlSBURG. Pocono Mountains SCRAN
ioN. PI-TS1CN, WILkESBARRE. NANTICOKE
DANNlLLE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Montrose. BfNn.
NAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH. Haserville, UTICA.
KIClFII.lD SPRINGS Cortland. SYRACUSE, o.
WEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO ELMIRA. CORNING.
BATH EVANSVILLE. BUFFALO and all points
WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
$50 A. AUTHORIZATIONS Nall Stops principal
600 A. M.-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BrNGHAMroN
UTICA. RICMFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OswEGO EXPRESS; Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con.
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 0:2o
a. N. morning
100 p M.-sCRANTON. BINGIIAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
200 T. M.-sCRANToN wiLKEsBARRE and PrrM.
1880 p NJ daily BUFFALO (, RANTON BINGHAM.
TON and ETMIRA LIMITED FXPRESS Pullman
Buffet Sleepers. Arrives at us a m.
600 r. NJ. (DailJ)-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. RlCIir1ELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and o.
WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Murrays and +2p Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations
Tsj and et2 broadway. IS West l25th-st 235 Columbus
ave. New-loN 33s and 728 Fulton and - broadway.
Brooklyn. Time tables giving full Information at all sta
tiorK.
check baggage from hotel residence to Destination
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug. 3Flour dull. unchanS1i' ,taeG5,c
mis- Whit nrn, No rod spot ami mon'h .fSuo' "a
Senferber -; .d5i7,c December o.. 10y
. rod 5ii.IJli.c: milling boy sampIr. 1fN,, s,o,
TGt i0s hush sales 900 bush. Corn iuI' ,a9i5c
sqc MD month 52i,c bid southern wnite CON. oY bsh
yellow a2a'.jc stock. lG5 929 bush seLc; 30
oote Quiet and NJ white western. "'i ,n,. ~
r,ixcI TO- 3jG:cc. stock $4,000 bush Grain
-. ..rc. 700 bush. Hay steady Sl+nSl'. ,,or,sr
fr.ich,s dan and easy steam to liVetT' - and
il AUGUST. Cork orders. - ilzinzs ''all Prov
ro,r rnrhangei cotton quiet. midillngs az hlr,
. i,,,. mes ror 81, -. bulk shoulders Sc, -.
RI s,d,s anil clear sides SIC; aIfa cur a., r,t.er
a. o. r,,,e small ilIc: iore" Re; arl 70 ~,
G,rn creamery BE: lllle l5N l1c. store 90, cug,r
I,grs Ca.r iiTIli.c. C0noe quiet, NJ . I''i' '''
steady. 50 ~. ,., earn
tt,e.oo Aug 3-Flour Gulct and UNCHANGED. T I,n
Am oats arucr shorts STEADY PROVISIONS ~, n 800
IT, firm. northern creamery. max, W "s''ln '
,,,e. r,,.@,i, hist northern sa.u9r. Eggs STEADY.
r,,o,io AUG 3-spring whca'-B"ttrr demand; .n .
nrrn. r,.inr v, hard spot, G3fsc DO. cost iS"'i, ,
and freight G.i.c 40 Northern. fpot 49, h.,l
,,.,,ran,.. arI freight GOr. Ssls- i~D hnsl -" -
eos, n.,,r,nco and freight G2isc 10" nu.h - 600,
Nnr.hcrn G2a.c. 1900 bush Chicago. No N',I' .
5S-.. winter wheat irrn"r IN track Sal's, T., a,orn
10 :. rore iii 54iAc track G"" bush 90, 'u
losing lave lover than opening prices ~ an
No: ~ , corn 80 sGi"Ec store, y" yr, ,rtc.s.
,,,rl oats Ci,ri % uand. Gra"r closing "ur PA ~
cors No . white aGAr3Tr. II cars 40 q, ~
str on track ye-No ,. J2o. no de,nan" - -,'r
-. L., yuif.oi easy. demand good toafs" w,
hr,n bul. g., - medium d. Si4 30; wlnier viii
shinnen.s do Si4 80 cars" spring hran 90 80 49, hi,.
l,un ao si3 spring shipments 40. -" - a.. io.
,s e., 7;GslG. medium. SIS ~. Inc slrht 81 ~, w.,
,ivI 40 SD -. rye food. Sl6. sached lecl. - Pe'
80 nos. price. canal freshts hrm' "roa' "-'' '
&c N~w iorN -
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RAILROADS..
pennsyIvaniia'
RAILROAD.

o..o II EEEECl JtLi IsT, I Iss4, sr'sa
iG:oO A. NJ pENNsYLvANfHA, oi Ils = rPr!sS'sqr
Drawing and STATE Room, Sleeping p,pin1, -sPsraa
and and G s cS Ginc ATry', %
a sDSSi 4 NJ ti and Toledo H2 a., ana ln's
P%msn sie;pas and Dining Cars Sq Il L ESxssNFss
$40 %S'i r. VI v. r. wEsTER Ssso E%PR -
c ePs nnnf Ep[ C GscsSo Ed s
.,ds T: n; fs0UTHwEsTTEESE ,ExpRiEssMs ciy :
Sf;ss tIa'das" NJ i15 aasDoI.s "a i5 s s
$50 Ii"' p n i:fSnd E2 2i'R2ss
rs it ii: ssD THE ' .a,
8. $40 300 1910 cinitci. Dining ca0. ii syyuih
DH9s s cars ' So s Ga'?s Cs7 80 a "a
ts Pa 81 i2.i5 9lss, a' e"''' 49, d'f'
% Ashsville Tampa: and New-orcars; i2l5' ~, =,
daily sle,,'rs Yong 80 ari Jacffonvll,. w
FOR 5s oEb fls oN c e99 FP6Sr7 Gee NORFOLK
cs.rl.s sop'e t.,, we'k-'av' and Nth TsrSss
A z1;SSr SoSSsT% TSE ;..,..,. ~: s
F9r '5 G%fh MXY ii:oo A. 4. 100 ard 2:io P. -,
Fer Long Braneb. Asssury Park oc'an Grove. anal r.,
r.s,9G9 '$ re ' 10 sc 4 "
" pTs.kdaH2 sunday, 81: Sts < y s - 4
do not stop NJ AsOiry fafk an. ocean Grove On &.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
100 u " I2so i;,I 2i9 3 : 30 III
$50 30 Llmte'p. 10 a. NJ. .. :. 40. 5. g. III,
r,:, NJ r l2i' H'sA' ia ga 1ips 1a2a iis and
way. Aston Mouse. and f'ot ot Deshrossss sns ~
street 20 Fulton &c.,,
broadway and Br9oklyn Annex station, zoo, u ~
s,reet Rrooi.ly-; station Jersey city The ys.,t
transfer Comrarv VIII cell f0r and check bare,, n
to,ei. md rs-idsnc"s through 70 destination ' =
s Il PROVOST J. WON
General Manner. General Pass'r Ar
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Ocean Steamer.

Ocean Steamer.
II OMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantlQue.
y FRENCH LINE TO HAyKE
Ia NAVARRO. be k-rsahisc. sat. Aug II. 10 30
IA CHAMPAGNE. Laurent. sat. August IS. $50 a IN
la IOlNAlNE. Sautell sat Aug -. y
New YORK 10 A~ssniria Egypt Via Paris. trip valid w
DAYS. Flrst-tla.s $40. Second class. $40
\. FORGET. General Agent 30 ) Bowling Green.
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UAPARlo@M1RlMs
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL =. s. CO.
PACIFIC MAIL $ =. co.
Steamers iesv. San Francisco:
clri Or rEilINo.. Aueisi 10 p. m.
BiiGit .septSmocr d , H.
Il .s .s: %.Ss:.s sSip.
u.s. broadway.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
F pon iXas M5Rfls A F'g %9a Saturday
A!a@Ss csIia's% 81 Ga Fs@,d.:
ws E. S PSs' . ss A Ms"ai F.G %s'H fEs'
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE direct to Cot.
M % s aas r':af Hs.'H
p Ill., f''' . n ORA 10 iiAII. Agent;
\ ETHERLANDS LINE.
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM via BOulosn.
her. France.
KG 4AfHbhM .TT Sar A Hss i p m m
3 :s s" A:sy sS'is sSi guide and terms Gen"
OLD DOMINION LINE.
.ss sRws sE9E
FGS va xMFs yH TSs' I "f and
r rs VEST " r9INT ySsr Thur. and Sat- From
urdays D. Through tickets and feleI rates to ali
points ''''" az" W L. cun.lAUDEu. rramc Manager
ped 70" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LA 2uAYBH, Ry g cAPELIo cURA.
yf f9S fNn MASsS sT6RE RDSSh9x
4Ss;:ssS2 4: i! e.
have s
"0gE%as. d E!;Iss Rss "a Slsa;!.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New IEUSF,


-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signal,
For Easton. Be;h, hem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk 4
40 Ti5 ol0. II -. 70 Easton. a IL. 80. 80 ~
10 Ea.ton). 30 5:.5 30 % Allentown, p -
days 30 - A. NJ 100 80 600 P. "
For Reading al 90 500 $40. 1000 iI:wiy
ITO 40 400 100 800. 54S. 100 P " i2., 80.
sundays 40 A. NJ. 400. 20. $50. 500 p. t. M
For Ha-i...l =, 40. 500 o:io A. ". 80 IN
COO p NJ 1915 aght.
For cunh,rv r.ev'-bury .ni Wllaus9or. at .1o "a
$50 A. NJ. 1910. 13o. 7.so p " sundays III; 4
w ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch ocean Grove. g..
Pleasant, 100 $50 to Rot ganki. s:is. 100 id
A. NJ. q 20 +. NJ Saturdays only. 30 2i5. 40 "a
$50. 80 6:is p II SUNDAYS. excep; Ocean Grove 4.
Asbury PARK 9:l3 a. n. 81; 100 N
RarneEat. $50 SIS A. NJ. ~. 40 ?. N
For Atlantic cty. cope MAY Vineiand and Brtsa
For Monmouth Beach. scabrish, ari Highland Bee.
: 30 SIS. 1880 A. NJ. lso $50 e:i5 P n sa::,n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LOAG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, ETC
From Pier y. H.. loot Rector ST
For Atlantic Highlands HshlaAa Beach, Sorra,ss
Branch. 4:3) 600. 100 A. NJ. 90. 3:.5 43o 81
i. NJ sundays. 300. II ~ A. ~. 100 600 P
For Elberon. Asoury Park. Ocean Grove sA rsl
NJ; sundays egg Ocean Grove and AsSu'y hS
For L 4. y Toms River and baTnes't '~A
For A III city Cap. May vneanl and Bns.
A A y ~
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a. TO LrvrErooL w. aCEENssTow.., ~ ~
Unbra Avg J. ! 80 a m. rnhria Sept j. go u = m
en-. A"g IS G 80 a m rrfa. Sept u. % a. n
tampania..Aug q noon ! Campania Sep p 10 80 m
F-or, pier 4 <orth foot ~ Clarkson.st
csbia pa-saee SEQ and upward second ciS,n. av 49,
$50 acror ling 10 steamer and accommodatons
s,cGrsge tickets and from all parts o, Europe ~
very To- rate. For freight and passage appy AZ ths
conra nv.. 'fnc. No Bowling Green. Ne. York
VERNON II BROWN l. co. General Agents
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,vt1rTf STAR LINE.

~ Aug l23o m Sep 1, 10 e? pm
TcatonicAns % 80 IA su'onc s SEPT, as D. m.
From White s,ar Dqek fo2i q Ws' sTEinNMERs
saloon rates $50 upward according 10 steamer snn 20,
eaton Il second cabin on thess e.;
sa.rogc rom NV York <ii PREPAID uckS,. -. :.
g. osdvat New-York Philadelphia orlce ton Wanu
~ h'' Ii MAITLAND KERsEY Aseh,
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CLYDE LINE.
"a. CHARLESTON ;. C.. the South ans Sou,hwesI
JAt'Es O>:yIIIE and all Florida points
PROM per 20 Z. r. 0oot Of Roosevslt-st }. ?: M
CTff-RpKTE
SEMINOLE. FRIDAY husus
~ .,..rn~r. passenger scconmodatons
VIM p CLYDE e. Co. General Agents
Bown. Green. y. 7.
Fl, Cent, & Penn. Fast p Line via Jack.onvil"
T @. Eyer 0-n'i ACT. s7s B"ay' y. I.
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n UNITED STATES MAI. sTr:AMsHlPs INV
From Pier S. N. r.. 700; OF Yves; 2'n-'5, MOOT,
ENJOY" Aux sca - Ethiopia sept t. m
calm Passage ,4' and pp"ari sssoni 30 M
saloon Passage. $50 and upward second ao'"' Gov
Stcerngc outward prepaid. Slo
ro- drafts tours and other Information apply 20
urNrli,RsnN RKOTHERS. ! Bovllng Green. WV iorN'
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RicbGeld Paragraphs.

The creamery h now assured, ssys
the Advocate. All the stock has been
subscribed, he contract has been signed
and sent TO the company, and the work
Of construction will begin In short
time. 10 Will be located near the
center OF town, will have oil the latest
improved appliances Tor the manufac.
lufe OF butter, aud will be- erected at a
cost OF about fOtty.nyo hundred dol.
lars.
Now that Bishop Horne is placed In
the stake presidency the proposition
IL 10 consolidate the two wards VI Rich
field under one bishopflc.
A force OF ten men was to he put on
the tabernacle today, aud the Intention
Ia to keep At least dozen constantly
employed until the building Is cOmplet.
ed. THIS Will ADD one more very large
aud much needed building 10 the city.
Several men from RichGeld have
been projecting In the Monroe noun.
tains, where II Ia said some very rich
il0Rt has been found.
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Football in Nlaut,.

MANTI, 5anpole County, May a.
The Manli driving park was the cen
ter OF attraction Decoration Day judg.
ing from the enthusiastic and select
crowd that clamoTed for admission at
the gates, the occasion being a match
game under association rules between
salt Lake ana Manti. As both teams
bore an unbealen record an exciting
game was CA peoted. The teams en-
tered the ground at 4:lO pm, Salt
Lake making smart appearance 10
their white uniforms, whilst tha red
ana black OF Manti loomed up con-
splcuously. Salt Lake having won
the tofs they elected to take the wint.
For fifteen minutes Manu pisycd
strictly on the defensive until the Ed.
munds Bros. from a grand stand COM
binatlon brought the hall Into salt
Lake territory, when from long shotby
j. Edmunds they scored the INST game
for Aiauti amid tremendous enthusiasm;
from then until the call VI time tue
game was Of a give and take order.
On changing eads Munti took the
aggressive Ia the first i've minutes,
Dr, William HosfoTd took a
splendid run down the field aud
rrgiaisred the second goal for MRnti.
From then on salt Lake lost heart,
ana went oil 10 pieces, and goals were
secret against them IN rapid success.
sion by Talbot, DR.. HOsiOrd and Ed.
muuds brothers, until al the call Of
time Mautl were vicIorl Us with the
seors OF eight goals anu one dispute q
10 nil. For Salt Lake the Wilson
brothers showed up IN good form, but
were unfortunate Ia losing the services
OF ii. Warren In the last thirty min
utes, he getting mixed up with CaTpen.
| ter.
Ii would be hard TO iudiyiduallze the
Manti eleven, their forward combine
ton being near perfection, whilst thoir
backs gave evidence OF pretty play,
with Dr. n. r. hoslord IN a shining
star.
In the evening the boys INDUCED IN
an old.ume smoking concert Unit the
wee gma' hours ana left tor Salt Lake
on the Il. q. W, the next morning,
having enjoyed their outing anu hui
morously vowing 20 pile Manti three
ueep on their return match IN s@ll
| Lake.
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complete records OF its different wards
ami associations. Action vac lta Gu
coward appointing visits 20 the ario
wards for the purpose Of m k ug Up
these records.
Elders Penn ose, Richards aud ray-
lor touched upon the necessity tfpeF.
forming the full duties of the Sabbntr,
aud especially OF attending the fenu VI
ward Sacrament meetinga While 81
C0uraging the Wurk OF the Sunday
school to the fullest extent, he felt that
those who are engaged in this work
should make 10 p0iut to attend the
regular ward meetings.
Other subjects treated wefci The
necessity Of the parents tupulcmonting
the Instructions Of the Sunday school
teachers 10 the children; the need Of
overcoming tbs tendency toward
lack OF respect for the authority of the
Priesthood, this tendency being cnused
frequently by criticism upon tho cour-
sells Of the Priesthood by parents In
the presence OF their children; the re-.
quifemcut that fully aud correct
statistical reports from the various
wards Of the Stake be furnished twice
a year; the importance NJ having
The principles and ordinances of ihc
Church attended to for children Us
they grow up, records being kept OF
these things Ia the family ~ well 49,
Ia the ward; the need Of oiiicers In the
Priesthood giving full timU and atten.
ton to their public dutiei the need VI
proper emulation by these officers
with counsriors ana assistants with
respect 10 important dutie'; the i'm.
potlsncs OF consistency Of action with
proitssiOB; tho NEED OF keeping proper
suprrvisiol over children duting the
formative rerloioi lifr.
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Priesthood Meeting.

Tue Salt Lake stake Priesthood
meeting WAS held In the Assembly
Hall today, commencing at II O'Clock.
Elder Angus NJ. Cannon, stake presi-
Dent conducted the exercises, The
speakers were Elders Andrew Jensen,
Angus M. Cannon, Charles w. Pen.
T5se, samuel W. Richards and Joseph
l., Taylor.
Als,r the usual opening exercises the
i'N was cal cd, showing the following
III hlltudaict; One High Councillor,
igur fairiarchs, CounselOrs George Is.
wallace anu William q. Dunbar, OF
lne Presidency Of the High Priests
quorum, ten presidents Aud twelve
nome missionaries. All the wards Of
we sake were properly represented
,-ssulng the Second, Tenth, Twelfth,
LNlN ulhi lWeniielh Rnd Twenty first,
Wv! wards, anu Sugar House, Of the
m me First, Second, Third, Filth,
thel'h, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Si2-
Wuth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Tive NJ
u,.uAndlwenty-ilrst duornm oll2ldera
VIE represented by their presiding
egnGeu' Richard s. Horne, nssislant
sAe upeflnienuent Of the Sabbath
'4EoIo A, also responded TO the roll call.
ILluer Jensen spoke OF the incom'
's,snsia ot the records of many OF the
c "I,iu and stakes, and stated that o
W u about to be made upon this stake
'u'nlnh IN the Clutch historian
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lie Hasn't Returned.

on.Thufsday a ma lsi,ins the name
Of q. W. Davi. hired a horse and
tuggy from livery stable just west OF
tho Valley House. The QUIZ, was 10
be- returned that evening, but up q
today had MOI been seen, 10 the pro.
pTietor reported TO the police. Tie fears
that tile horse anu buggy Will return
no more unless toe officers can bring
them 10, In which case he wants
Davis as well, 10 prosecute him Tor
larceny, unless his long absence i-
satisfactorily explained.
The q. w, Davis-if that b. his real
name.-ia not known rs a resident o!
this city, but the we'll known George
". Davis seems 20 10 sufferer
from the Strangers presence here,
tor letters addressed TO him
have teen taken from the
rostoilicc by the "oiher fellow" nud
upon one occasion "A numuer Of ar
ticlcs which George had taken 10 q
LAUNDRY were called for by = q. w.
Davis, and mover got u uu!g real
owner. Ho too hougs that the idcn'
tity Of the new q. W. Will DO esIab'
uHuCI.
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Police pickings.

Chaa Ford, for disturbing the reace,
was given ten days in Iaili aud Ihos.
Buugnney, i1f assault upon au ciliceb
w.s inel $40, which boo paid under
protest Irnuing nu appeal.
Harry Hewitt Hul Nrs. May Payne
were ny before Justice Bagley ycsier'
day charged with luWi and luagivious
conduct Hewitt was assessed s6O anu
costs. The woman ine yas fixed ~
s., which her husuuuH, who preferred
tAe charge, pail.
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Tyler demurrer to answer was sus-
tainoi ami defendant was allowed ten
days to answer.
Thecase Of Esther sloIJlrI w. James
Briggs vas rsiotoi 10 a. Perrin tot
taking ttsumony.
In the Crawford case it was ordered
that sI.B5J Of Sl,1IJ which the
receiver uolds be divided between
North, Thompson, S.luu aud Burton,
on judgments obtained Iy them. The
receiver is allowed l psr LAY com
pensatiOu.
Suit was fled by A. H1nauer, Tor
eIsOJ aud. costs against Marshal
Brigham,
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What is Eczema :
Ills an agony Of agoniss.
A forfftra of f,rfrr.e

It IS an agony of agonisS.
A torture Of totur5s.
Iii an itching and burning Of the
skin almost beyond endurance.
Ills thousands Of pIn-hslded yes.
i.les filled with 400 acni fluid, ever
forming, ever bursting, ever flowing
upon the raw excoilted skin.
No pant Of the human skin IS
exempt
1t toturss, disGgmss and humil-
iates more thauall o,hs, Skin diseases
combined.
Tender babies ars among is most
numerous victims.
They are often ton with It.
Sleep and res, a.e out Of the
question.
Most remedies and the best ply.
sicilus generally fail, even 20 relieve.
CUTlCURA did no more than
cure Eczema, it would bs entitled TO
the gratituj, Of mankind.
ltuot only cures but
A single application IS often sudi-
cient to afford instant relief permit
rest and sleep, and point to speedy
cure.
CuucuRA works wonders tecaus,
It IS the most wonderful skin sure Of
modern tins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-02
Notes and Personals.

Real estate ttantieu toaliod 5000
yesterday.
Sells d Rnuirew's circus will make
its appearance here ou the 10Th inst.
and probably viii taho away a great
deal VI Ogden money with II.
This afternoon the Democratic coun'
~ convention II 10 meet at tue county
court house.
The special car O.aego went west
this morning carrying Mr Charlr'
CrOckcr
The Medical As81cIa,lon, which at
rived here from tho cas, last night
went 10 Salt Lake this morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-02
Educational Notes.

10 has been decided TO have the
school rxh 10 each school building
throughout the city, Instead 0i ln a
central place, tnus obyiAiiug cjusiier.
able expense.
OF tao one hundred and ninety
teachers now employed In the city
schools niuoty..0uf are Utah teachers.
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sumner School.

An interesting program Of exercises
will occur at the Sumner School on
Friday, June s.h, commencing Mt l:l5
O'Clock. Pupils irlnI the Fourteenth
and sumner schools will have a Joint
debate, and also VIII have duclamb-
tory contest, preparations Tor both of
when are being carried forward with
enrurstness. Miss Patterson, Mr. Nil.
Ter. end Mr. Webster have been r.
quostuI to act as Judges In the dGole.
uatuTy contest.
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3. A. Hu'obi on, tiayel n pRsstn-
ger agent OF the On o. paulhc, win
heaIUuafttTs at Now York, YVES In
Salt Lake today. ho 10 acCOmp any
ing the deles auUn OF phyuciuus on
Their journey across the country.
j. a. Ferraro, agent for the Southern
Pacific al Wiuuumucca, Nevada, IL In
this city today on business for his
company. lie will de- art for his home
ia the Sage Brush state this evening.
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COMMERCIAL


TODAY's CLEARING HOUSE.
Today'a clearing uouss eEcnang o.
amounted 70 s2ll,Dl7. Same day
last year s23l,0l4. Wook'. uluariugs, ,
S783. as. sans week last year. 81, Oil,-
6JS.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Y0rk.-SNvrr o.; lead, $40.
LJndon,-silver, = Dc.
oKE AID BULLION.
Wells, Fargo q %. received today:
Penn. bullion, s8,6IS.
n. Il. Jones q 70. received today:
Bullion, $500, Uros, $500. TOtali
~, 40.
Silver anu lcad ores, 81, 100.