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SUMMONS.
In no District C.uft. DO ant Tor che Third Ju.
ticiai butrrt OF tnn IlrdtoD. Couuty
OF SAIL Lake.


The People oi tho Territory OF uiah acni
sruoiinF 90 Daniel n. barinr dsfcndont;
Nrut ALL IEKEHI HEVUIR.b 10 ~.
I pear Doc nu action brought against you by
iHu arufr named rlaintf in che UHtrrt Duuf.
uf tf0 Third Judicial uiauICt OF tnu Territory
~ Jmh, hut i1 lu. wcr 800 complaint nlcd
therein within ton dlys Irau.usitc Oi the day
90 HrI1I0r| alter tnc service on You % this
SUMMONS Or served NiiNiH iHi0 county ur, II
.ersi ont u tnis counu, uui in the district.
uIiulG twenty uHYH otherwise within TORY DAYS
s-. Judgment uF default will Dol takou against
sou. according 90 iuH ufaTtr uf halI COMPLAINT
~, aA.l ...''N Nl..ANL =" ha.' . 9t'fee
or ihH tuufi '1l'na tlc N1uis ui uatruiuny
Calslus between iHU p'autn ami uCtcnuant.
awarding Tho u'HfutU such portions Of tho
Irup.rty Hs may De- Iust sud equitable snilin
iur and rpfiIuiUIuf i'ir defendant FROM d.fp0
inF of ur rugumlrurE 200 any wy iHe property
HH urHUIiHUI BOO tHU comp lIut. requiring the
defendant g pay iai' g9urt pasou
counsel toes and Temporary aIIm0nI Tor uar u
tHlulh dHflnE l'l1c1ty 90 ihs aeuou and
Nv .',.- ''l ... ,.'' VIZ Nl w tl.Nen
other and srnrfa relief o. may ur equitable
ana just ANytr rrlft prayed Tor uu the
HfpuhN lnal lgl'nlh.t WllhnuL llai cause of
VIutu. alton IhH urna % uIa|nuh iu such cruel,
IuuU mau anu brutal way as 90 cause nor great
bodily su1gruf aud mental anguish and die
trefs Iult defendant haa refufoi Co pruyido
plaintiff with the common uuCraHaugs % ne
hnd that Cor more tHuu one year last past de.
iurdant haa rciuted Co maintain marital rcla.
NnuH win UINluNHH
AMI you acc hor0hy notified thntf sou fau
90 appear and uufwUf the HAIu complaint az
shove required. the SAID uiainuH wHI apply 10
tlr court Cor tho rourf demanded therein
Niturss, Che Hon samuel A. Merritt. Judge
and the seal ~ tho District Court
Of tho 1tlrd Judicial Distinct.
SEAL In and Tor taC Territory OF Utah.
tnIt ird day ~ Ma, Boz me yoar
Uf our Tort one thousand slslt
hundred aud ninety -four.
DAVID q. uUSuAH. CIsrk.
NY Gao %. LOCUS, ucputy
CuIuHi y CuEuuN, attorneys for ulaluud.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Train No. ? leaves ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive M Pueblo
6us M, Colorado Springs 1851 am,
Denver 1880 a,m,
Train No. leaves ogden 1870 pm,
Salt Lake sg5 pm, arrive az Pueblo
gg5pm Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connections made at Pueblo Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day C1Hohos, chair cars aud Pull
man Shoppers on an trains. Take tho
ID. & rs. q. huu hayO comfortable tTlp
uuI enjoy the uuest scenery on tho COM
tllynL
As. HUGHES, Is. X. HOOPER,
ImmC Manager, q. l.. & n. A,
Denver, Colo, Denver, Colo.
b. O.. NEVINS,
General Agent,
Salt Lake CITY, "a
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Tho NTtNY Mining Company
NOTICE as HEREBY GlNfN THAT AT
y ID meeting uf thU board uf directors W
The brIsliy Mining Company, hulc on the ilut
day 90 NAV. 1874, uu hsarsHneut Of three 90
pputs per share was levied upon the capital
stool or tNc corporation UuE anIu Immediately
60 iaaur Jennings, secretary. 100 tuu Cumpauya
Uu.cr, BOO tNr urstgvt National Ian. building,
-uIt Lake city, lub
ANY Ei0g. upon which said assessment shalt
rpmau unpaid 0u Monday, July lni, 1875, shall
lng0mG delinquent ami be- advertised Cor aalg.
ava uuIusH payment be- made before, Will 10
s1ld ai public auction ON Inurslay, July Do.
1874 40 u u'clog. m., 100 thc office OF thU score.
nrg, t0uAF delinquent uHsuHHmcut together
uiti tnu cost ~ advertising and expense
OF sale. By order OF mo Board OF DlTuctnra
ISAAC JENNINGS. H6cy
SALT LAHU Jlrl, UIah, May "a, lsyl
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
s5RSIO
GRhRpEl
.WEsTERN%
lNRNwyEl
sE2%82S
STANDARD GAUGE
9 llas laplr. II Effect June Is, 1884.


trnyr salt THku
so. .afdF Provo. IiH.hlm. Wa.
ufah aHl 90 points IaHt fHU1 a. r.
NO. tHtor Provo DfaHt Junction
aud AII points l.HHt,ssss.sss. o. u w.
40 D-laf Provo. NaHu and
nnliuh ...... ..s.s.s. .ss.a. ....ssss q 800 I us
NU. s=for Eureka hnl bingham. u m.
SO. 8-Tor ogden and WoHt......... % .np. m.
No i-FJr Ogden and tHe wast.... l.Jp.m.
Arrive salt Lake.
so l=Fr1m Provo, Grand junction
ana tho tnst....ssss..ssssss 1850 %. 20.
80. -Frlu Provo. brand Junction
Hud tNn East ....s.s, ......s.ss ~ ft1 D. m.
No. 5=frum bingham Provo. Mauu
sHlInn unu Mnshtch. .......... S.lU %. fn
NO. p-,if0m Eureka aud Bingham p.t5A m.
Ns 4Hir0D ogden AMI th0 Wost 5Ha
40 lHtr1m ogden and thr West. sI5u m.
only uno running through iuIiuan Palace
double Drawing Room |cgprra o. Denver VIA
tauu Junction and 20 hAufas CITY Hud thica
g, via colorado points, free rrrlInIns Ura|r
cons ra't Lake o. lrHygr, aud only linz run.
ming luIlmau rltopgra taIt Lake " san frRus
c'Hon. hoehanFcal close connections. hAiagJ
fprti ma comfort
Ticket ONCE, 10 ". End SOHlh
~ e.. DODGE. Ak. WIpuY.
1ru. Manager Gen. cups
a. ALNNErr. Gen. y. ALA
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l.. i, Van Dykenrorms us that mo has
klod number of blue grouse from time
10 time boz the region Of Crandle creek
aud That M the crop OF the birds no has
found opals, It is thought by Mr.. Van
Dyke that the birds p.ci, mp these op1ls
IN the Bad Lands IN tho vicinity OF Rod
Lodge and use the precious stones for
ballast The opals found In the crop OF
lIo mountain grouse are OF fine charac.
Tor and Of yarIegutei colors.-Red Lodge
On. D. New lae-.
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NOTICE. 10 cREplTons

rstago Of Margaret ID D. MoMastcr. deceased.
NOTICE o. HEREBY GIVEN lN TUs
~ undrrtI Enr1, alWlulHfrutur M thr of.
tate ~ Margaret 10. B MrNIhstrr deceased, 90
tho rrAditorH ~ HuI nll person. having claims
against the sHl1 deceased, 90 exhibit them with
tho necessary vouchers, within four muutht
after thr UTIt publication M tHIh notice 90 the
uuld HumlHHIIHt"r 90 aH South NIuiu rat 7Ist
Halt l.aLy IIF, Utah.
AImu.ruaiHr of Wn ts.giu of Margaret 10.
MuMaHtUr, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
- d ~ M-LNll. lL----ll.

N.ruTtUE o. uEEEul GIVEN Hl THE
~ uuIUrsilueI, AEurHH MrEwan, IA.
Irrrasei tl tlU creditors uf and 400 persons
HHvIuF claims against tHr tHII ftreHHru. 600
exhibit tHum with 600 necessary vouchers.
within tTu months after ihe ll.l publication Ht
NM notice. Go tHU shIi AHuvts IUEWuI, "a.
rUutrir of thU laat will NJ faid dunr7Hru, ut NO
ll fourth rtrrut. m salt Lake tI'u boz the
County uf -aIt Lake. Territory Of llH.
hbhtNr NyIMaN.
FatrufrIs NJ tbU last Will OF Henry hoEWan,
deceased
dated juno glat a. ~. lsNI.
JuuE ~. yNNNuN Attorney FOR EAceutriv
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IrnAI NOTICE
Do he Probate Court in and for SAT- l.AE
County. Territory of tlu

Do he Probate Court in and for salt l.hEe
County. Territory of Utlu
lu Che matter o. tho ostHtt 1f Thomas Aira
LELAND, deceased.
ArU1luI o. iiEuEuh GIVES THAT
~ Thomas MrLoliuni aud edward Motel.
lfuI commentators Of thu U'tstH ~ Thomas
MrlCIlHd. dterafe1 have rendered Cor act.
utmguL ord hlUd Iu ftIu court iurI Goal a..
count ~ thrIr n1miuIsirauUu ui fail cstaie
iUu petition Cor nnui distribution OF
IHo residue of Hl.d estate among
tHc persons ouuucd thereto, and that
lut.sHy. 600 lajh dAy uf iuly, s. ID. lNii
90 INU.U'HUh OF. u., uf thr Court Uu1W " flIl
UuIl. boo Che County Court House, salt Lata
Guy anI county, ton Territory, has loCn
luIF appointed If che Judge of said touri lof
iNU settlement 90 said account aud hearing
saIl petition Cor distribution. Ht which time
aud place Huy person InigrgftCt in SAID sstAil
WnI appear aud show cause. 20 any there |r.
VIII nHIu account should nu. uv settled Hnl
approved Hnd NuHI d.fulUuu1u made aa prayed
i.f
Dated june Iuu, IYL
d. s.. NFinY.
t'rrt of she Probate Court
lf D. q. IhCs. utuutV
lruucl, Nar.HaIA bradley. HuornoYt
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iuluiN IrfrI'uv 90 Utah
lu tar Matter ut She Estate uf Charlotte
f'uWk|uH. deceased.
NouCE 10 HEREBY CIyEN THAT
~ diego Hawkins uUnIuIsifal1r OF tho
estate of Charlotte llUWtI.H. torrGted hhH
rendered fur settlement Hul rlci In snd
'uHr. lIH Iun account ut tIa standardization
ui Gaia estate uuu petition fHT luHl uiHtuUu.
unu ui tiv residue ~ aFit vHtHtn among tuu
lUfHuuH vuuuvu thereto. end that Tuesday.
Wr ltth day Of July. A. u. lrNt. nt iH O'Clock
% iu 90 me Court Room uf bod Court. ln che
lNHu u Court House. NHIt latU titV and
County lHh Territory, hHa been duly APP
Uuinl'd IT iuo judge of sad court Tor zoe
unlIlcmcut 90 said account ana hearing HAd
petition fur distribution at wulru time auH
place any puIsnn interested in snti estate may
appear huu show rauHU if any there Boz, why
fIId account should not tU settled and up.
proved aHu uual distribution made a. prayed
fur
Dated June 18th. IHA
a. " MllUl. clerk u Probate Court
UY .. 0. JACK. utuufr
Attorneys tLuuJsuN IS CNSNuS,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

VToNE1 TO IuAS uN yfn ANu INuN
VI Property 1Y che haak of a,'s Lake
INSURANCE co. MUNLl. Ir i0 rEg
i cent JuH. o. -uYa,r % Commercial liIH. b.
500 $4,000 l.o. a s2s
month Go i've Y0ara eco principal, NH.aHI A..
lHDT 81 aul a. tumucfrIl. liH"A
B. T. LLOYD, BROKER,
Heai Estate loans. stocks u1lIs. NHcs
and Investments.
Room sil NeCofliek MA sails Lake CITY. utah
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TrpON HEADING AND TILtNG THE
i statements lu Whiting ~ NlrY uIuWgrrrn.
tUU mother uf card child. aud OF Joshua Davis
nod EIslC MARI Davis. husband and wife who
propose HluUuug HAId child, fAII statements
loInE Nyr|lOt Hud signed before mo ls Probate
ruuu foo thu aaiI Joshua uh.H and IlHIU Mary
DAVIS. 10 a. ordered that Wednesday che liln
iIF of Juno, s. %, lFil. 90 Do n. fH., Ht Che
iuuu. Court House OF salt lAso tItF. be- ami
lH hereby appointed 'hr slime and place for
hearing thu said petition and thnttho CLERK
cause due notice thereof iu Nn given OF pro.
frrIuvi hY low, by publication Boo thg uIsUuiI
lFININu NIus. ut Salt Lake CIV. Cor three
weeks NEXT before HaiI Hraung. THAT all per.
sllH interested may appear aud oppose ahIi
petition
MituUEH ny hand tHIs 90 DAY ~ June 1884
JACOB a. BLAIR.
Probate Judge.
IEU8u. uv s. DANEus.
AtfDfrrrH fur pGuf0uefa
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ACLard
TOH
Supreme Excellence,
TO THE
PUTNAM
NOT FORGED hND
--.hn,----uAMMEg ruiNrED HonSa
NAILS.

A. tho Worlds Columbian Exposition
al chicago. a medal aud diploma word.
eds "supfqmn excellence in material,
method ia manufacture, and quality %
finished product; o.astely aud smooth
moss combined wish holding powor in
clinch. IL allows tho uso u very small
nails"
There h nothing beyond supreme excellence
nor la thCro HuFtliug cumprrri On horse nAl
except iho uaIrfial FROM ullrh j. is made.
'in. method 0f mluuiag tury" SOD qualify ~
finished ufudurt' rutuam Nails, by thcir
"ciasHrlty," give 'ughuy o. ne expansion aud
contraction ~ ihC huIf while tnc horse q ia
motion uY turr 'UmuuthurtHs' do got en-
lArFr the nail holes DO zoe lHHf uhis uuir
"HuUrrfur excellence boo 'uu ding power IN
She ciuch suatIes tnrm % boa Tho shoe 10
tHn uarlrnt service uUtl wIiu nui
y thu "usU Uf small ualH" IarEu tolot are
tVHIttd ami money saved 90 the Hwifh
NluH % will Uv FUru thHt iho urgIua 90 ths
MorIdt Columbian Erp1HuHH trCoFu -
WHIST guaiIutH 30 tumatc az EoHd horse nail
s1d tlat only tha "rgtnau' contains tlem ~,
PUTNAM NAIL CO.,
R,pols.l, Boston, Rass.
For sale by T. G. ". o. and Branch
Houses.
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Real Estate

ror SaIo or Trade Co., All paris
OF mo City. Jay R. Stephens,
70 Union National Bank
Building.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Location Of principal place Of business Park
Ivy summit County, Utah Location of
nine snatc Greek mining district, Wasatch
County, Utah.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN THAT At
hold II 40 ~ 49, On a. ~ 49,
l-it nu nHfCaHmcut no. On OF one cent per
share N1s LEVIED ON the capital stock Of thu
corporation, payable 20 tho secretary on or
before quo Do day o. july. ls0t any stock
Nplu which Cue assessment remains unpaid ON
tn tli1 .'tn day of July, i-Il, will bC tcIiu.
Iueui uru HINCruaDd Tor sale At public auction,
H'l no U.YWUnt Ia NOT maIo before. will be
gnIl uu tn6 BOD day " August isIl, a. Room
No.. l.- Constitution building, salt Lake Cty,
fah. Oh Soc huuf OF Q O'Clock b. tn.
". J. BURTON tccy.
hoa.lgur0 huri0u'H Court, salt Lako Jlty.
Utah.
rArE CIR. juno igth. 1894
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
EneoNve Nh -. 10.


s.HN.
Prom fll iHH'HrH IH.Ht. .............. e. % m
from fuUc. UHHluH. 500 BRAN.
Greco. iH'IH VALLEY HHf NH 'rH...fI o. o. m
IRON hlI laHtHTn joint. IHra I.U
tNN 'f t.Ha...... ......s .sssss iN b .I
PROM san i.aHr#.0. Ogden fHI
IuilrHeIIl.. .IH .t........... ... o. u r
PROM Provo aud intermediate u1.uu. 20 dam
IRON ford. JuaH. fHfb .IH..te.
nnN Lufrha..ss ....s.s... ..a... 7. Do H
'irUu IUfmiuu8 au1 IHurr............ q W b m
urrlU.
Dor ogden rsfe CITY sgI uI
hHHlnrn points .....|... ...ss.sss or Hf
Dor ogden uui intermediate points o.. u8I am
fof Ogden. IrIg-HrIia.a HIuH
tHu francisco and Cache
N1Ilrr points ......ssssssss.. ....s..ss 90 b u
oF Ogden, Uuttd iiClena.r0rUHaf
Som francisco uul 900 uUHH gaHt rI' % m
.for uHral. tr1v1. tanHf.H Valley
NCru., JuHU md trfUH .... 90. Is q I1
Dor rr.to HuI iuterme IIsir uu.Hia. 10 um
'ior Iaoc'o and IcfuIuua.......,.... , a. am
suaUy except Sunday.
'irI1h s1uh Of iDlI ua daily rT.o1.
SUNDAY.
City Ticket OmCs, 20l Main SlrasL
Telephone 80
HURLEY Cent At rsssrf Dept
b. DICKINSON. General Manager
I.I. lOMAA. G.r q y. AgruL
ann. CLARK.
tLlNtW ~. NtNE.
IfLItNI ANDERSON Receiver
IlinEI.itE IL couDEHr
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= TRANS 900 uuuk uN DutNtrY
- sewer Apply 90 Hc.t's Hot spriuFs
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You CAS- CIT s HOME uY ASSUMING
J. mortgage OFF IuHH than ouu.tfirI Hu
value ui ihH properly. With Iuw rate Dt IUIUT.
gHt uT rlIliuE ou j o. stephens, .j Union
NauOnai iitua U.UH.s
HAVE HtNtUAl NtUE HOMES rEuI
i Zoo ruuwHl house, aud u'r toto. Iu tUU
rHHl raItuf Che coy fu srl., from ti.uI 90 tl.I (.
each. Mil NH colo un lHf IHHfHlmvnt plan Dr
WiI. HHc Huur vacant IItH IH part pay. .. a.
HtrNHguh, 20 mon National NTua U|ugE.
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WANTED.

" asllst fu Office aaIa.e t.i.o '-' ny.
,..uge 70 lnerease. anil p1sUI01 monument III
.u.lcI. hai way fair paid t1 uf#aff gr....t
s,,-.'v'...aI ,.etouoe anl teltuuHI.steI siarpeI
Envelope. Manager. Lock Drawer b. T.. 49,.
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LEGAL HoTIor.

Iu ho Probate Court. iu aui for SAFE Lake
County. Irfr|fUfT uf Utah.
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TO TRADE.

lNAEus ANb EANCIita FuW CITY
II properly o. o. lloyd. .il MtCornirs hl.
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soljED

A SEVEN ROOM HUtCk HOUSE, Win
~ bath. 40 g,1 Canyon road. NpUIr 90 CON
way a Dobncllau. 30 Commercial Block
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

the art was not introduced into Europe
till ten or twelve centuries later. the first
mandatory of paper being established IN
Spain in the eleventh century. From
thence il was introduced into Italy,
France, and Germany. There are docu-
ments in the archives Of kaufbernn,
Germany, bearing the dates i32f-i326,
which are of linen paper. but 1t was not
used in Spain or Italy for fifty or sixty
years after this date. The trademarks,
or watermarks, as they are generally
called. on paper are very interesting
One Of the earliest marks used was a
circle. surmounted by a cross. and Is
FOUND on documents as early as 130l
We are all familiar with a certain rather
larEe-sized paper known as fools-cap
which was originally marked with a
fools head, wearing cap and bells such
as the testers OF the kings and nobility
wore In the Middle Ages. An early paper
mark was that of a ducal coronet, which
originated from the manufacture of this
particular paper being under the patron
age of Philip the Good, Duke OF Bur-
gundy who refgned from 1if9 10 1861.
Dutch paper is unexcelled for it's purity
and durability; the probable reason for
which being the use OF new and uncOlored
rags In It's manufacture. Paper is usually
manufactured by sprinlling the rags free
ly with chloride OF lime to discharge the
coloring matter from them. and running
them between cylinders provided with
teeth or grinders, which reduces them 10
pulp. This is then soaked i'll Il large
vat, from which IL is removed on "A gauZe
wire frame and allowed TO drain. IL is
then put between sheets OF felt and sub
jected 10 Immense pressure: when thor
oughly dry it Is sized by dipping II
into gelatine. or glue obtained from the
parings Of animals skins and hoofs The
size strengthens the paper and by filling
the fnterstices prevents the ink from
spreading among the fbres OF the paper
by capillary attraction. In blotting paper
the sizing Is omitted. hence its ready abb.
sorptlon OF ink or any liquid.
About sixty years ago. NJ. Brand,
Frenchman, experimental successfully in
manufacturing paper from the nbres OF
the pine tree. and much OF the coarse
brown wrapping paper now IN common
use Is made OF straw.
Thus we have seen how through sue
ceedirg ages writing has developed and
another time we win have an account of
the facilities Tor correspondence. By
means Of postal institutions, and OF the
spread OF knowledge and elevation Of
mankind through the discovery and per-
lection Of the art Of printing.
n. II. PRESTON COOKE.
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WHOLESALE BL1CRMAIL.
How orponations are Bled by the Mary
land Machine.

The bosses are in full charge at Annap-
oils and the usual heavy toll VIII be levied
on all corporations asking privileges from
the State, says IL Baltimore special 10
the Washington Star. Bins Will be intro
duced which II enacted into law would
destroy or permanently injure large prop
erty interests. The people interested try,
by appealing 10 the committees IN charge
OF the proposed laws 10 convince the
members that injustice VIII be done, but
Al is discovered at last that nothing can
be done until some member OF the third
house is SEEN and 'arrangeTnentS made.
The bill is then pigeonhoed ana the
members of the lobby divide their spoil
From the beginning 10 the END OF she ses-
sion this plugging OF corporations anu
private interests goes on, ana deep sign
Of relief goes up from the community
when the ninety days have passed ana
the unwbolesom crowd of lobbyists and
strikers retire to their holes and hauntS
TO spend their ill-gotten gains. An officer
of one OF the wealthiest corporations do
ing business here said to-day that he
viewed the biennial meeting Of the Cen
eral Assembly with apprehension, and
always saw its adjournment with JOY and
relief. Stocks Of local companies stand
still or fall, as it is known that EFFORTS
are being made to change charters or
hamper the work OF these corporations
FOR the purpose OF securing money as pay
for immunity.
This year the usual attack is to be made
on the gas. electric light and railway
companies, while new source OF revenue
will be,sought In a combined effort 10
make the insurance and trust companies
Come TO time and contribute" 20 what -
known as the Grandmother's Fund.
For more than forty years this system
OF public plundering has been going on
Whether the Legislature has been whig or
kRownothing. as II generally was be-
fore the war. or Republican or Democrat
&c. as it has been during and since the
great struggle between the States, the
same system has prevailed. Bills are in
troduced for the express purpose OF fright
en!ng capitalists and compelling them. In
the current vernacular. 10 put UP the
stuff"
Strange as II may appear. out OF ali
the large sums OF money spent 1T Annap-
oils 10 prevent hostile or secure favora-
Bile legislation, the members get very lit
tie. Few are ever known to sell out
directly.
The bosses here. ~ In New York and
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other States. take the cash. and, through
their influence over the members who
are generally weak men who lack the
courage to stand mp manfully against the
machine, they force or cajole a majority
into voting as they desire. and in this way
the Ubiquitous work goes on. 1t IS the
fault Of the system Of machine and boss
politics which has been the curse Of this
city and State for more than a genera
ton, and which appears 20 be growing In
strength here rather than diminishing IN
its power and influence. People would
rather pay TO be let alone than exert
themselves before the election, and by
rousins public sentiment drive the ras-
Gals from power by the ballot.
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mp half dead only to be sent ashore %
the hospital rayins mad: the other went
Gown, but returned declaring that 10
box was there. Whether he really got
50 FAR as the iazarette from which tho
nine boxes were taken IS open 10 doubt
The pressure al such depths must he
positively crushing. In the accounts =
one OF the deep-sea dredging expeditions
1t Is mentioned that when the traWl was
raised from a great depth the pressure
proved to have been such as 10 crush
together the wood Of the trawI bean.
SO that the knots started out Of II.
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DELP-NEi DITING.
The Dinicu ~ and Danger OF Going Down
10 Grfs' rp hs.

rue Difncu ~ and Danger OF Going Down
10 Grss' ep hs.
Tho steamer Alfonso MI. having on
board ten boxes OF gold coin eSch box
worth n0.ooO struck on rock and sank
at Grand Canary while on voyage from
Cadiz 70 Havana in 1886, says the West
Minister Review II was ascertained that
the specie was at depth Of Is 30
fatboms-lb9 fcet-8n1 grave doubts We're
entertained OF the possibility OF any
diver being able TO Withstand the tremen-
dous pressure Incidental to such depth
viz, some sixty-seyen pounds 10 every
superficial square inch Of his body. tx
perimenis at this depth were made OF
Dartmc uth and two men, Lambert and
Tessier. We're found equal 10 the Derilous
task. Also, dresses were at length made
which would remain water-tisht at 80
great depth
An expedition was sent out by the
Marine Insurance Company, the divers 10
receive a reward OF 8 per cent. or f500
on each box recovered. Lambert got up
seven boxes ana Tessier TWO. So terrible
was the pressure that neither man could
stay below for more than a few minutes.
AMI lambert. for some lime after his
return, suffered from chronic paralysis
OF the bowels. by which he was In a
certain respect reduced TO the helpless
condition OF babe In the cradle. Prob
ably tightly sealed kettle. sent down
empty TO the same depth. would have
been crushed fiat. As II was. the divers
only succeeded In finding nine boxes out
OF the ten. $4,000 thus remaining below.
Subsequent expedition went In search
OF this box. and the diver. after being
down for twenty minutes. was hauled
up only to die. Nothing discouraged,
fresh EXPEDITION went out, with two
divers, from Germany.
The first Of these was promptly hauled