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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

rh. hsadouarters OF the Actors Protective
t,nion has been removed to Union square
william Fitzgerald 10 the new Secretary oil
Journeymsn Horssahoers LOCAL Union NJ %
paul schmidt and R. Foedisck have been elected
Trustees OF United hAehiuists Union NO. H.
The elx.r-makers who went on strike al Bou-
dia,s factory on First avenue last January are
still out.
Harry Meisel Robert winston and II. Palmer
have heen added TO the Central Labor Union
Labor Day Picnic Committee by the hiscsiahsouA
Section. 49,, .
D.psv Lodge, No. s2s, of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers has elected j. b. Donovan
Chief; j. L. Farrell. Assistant Engineer n O.
Keep Inspector.
These ofncers have been elected BY me hmA INA
R.mated Pressnen's Union: J, T: Moran, fresi-
dent, n McGloin and W. Scott, vice-Presioents'
4. McCsnn and J. Smith. Secretaries; r. ma
honey. Treasurer.
The oficsrs elected by Bakers Union NO;
are John NIcksri. President; G. GronoN, vice
President; c. Rau Recording Secretary W.
Tiernan Corresponding Secretary; =. ntH
becker, Financial Secretary NJ FlaNin lfeA'
urer,
The LAborers' Union Protective Society h..
reelected Dominiek Connaughton ns presloen'
Of its General Council, Eext Tuesday com,
Violation by the Master Builders Association
OF ita agreement with the Society and the local
bricklayers unions are TO De requested 70 go
operate with the laborsrs in making the bosssi
keep their contract
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INSANE AND A SUICIDE.
closures of the Autopsy ON the
Bowery Hay Beach Unknown.

|NEWTOWN, l.. l., Aug. 9.-After hav-
|g made an autopsy on the body of the
fn who drifted ashore. with his hands
fapped together, at Bowery Bay
ach. yesterday afternoon, DR.. A. c.
mbes. gave It as his opinion to-day
ht the man was insane and had COM
tied suicide.
The doctor said that he found that
man had been suffering from dys-
psia, and that he had had nothing to
for at least q day before he was
owned. The doctor Is convinced that
man was out OF his mind, and. from
manner in which his hands were
he thinks he manacled himself and
.n sought death to get relief from his
The police are now convinced that the
An killed himself. and they think that
VSibly he escaped from some insane
yum. The fact that he had nothing
his pockets, and that his hands were
~. showing that he did not perform
.nuai labor, IL looked upon as confir-
11llon or this theory.
Coroner Brandon will hold the body
some time. and will probably COM
shlcate with asylum authorities, pro-
ned the body is not identified soon.
IL inquest will be held next Wednes-
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A HERO OF '76.
Served i'm Two Wars.
a VETERANS LETTER TO PRor.
MUNYON.

vALATtE, n. Y. July %, 1894
Munyon's Home Remedy Co
Gentlemen u want bottle of Asthma Curs
iot a nelshbor OF mine. As for myself 1 am
completely cured, and felt splendid all Summer,
Last Winter and Spring l was laid up with
hhennatnm and Asthma. the worst form; had
10 81 IN chair for weeks and weeks Doctor
S.d they could DO nothing for me: but for a man
OF seVchty'sM. who served IN the rebellion also
all through the Mexican war and In the Ensiish
army. think ! am pretty smart am thankful
70 your remedies for most remarkable cure and
snail be glad to have you refer to me a. often
as you please" JOHN sECCoMnE
Prof Munyon is honored to-day as the LEADING
authority In the medical world. His proeres.iys
IDEAS and wonderful success have won thousands
OF converts to his new methods. Scores OF physi-
clans consult him to obtain special treatment
ior obstinate and intricate cases. They are
astounded to see their patients cured by harm
less and rational methods after being dosed win
calomel, opium and other deadly poIsons Eyerv
case brought to Prot. Munyon receives personal
attention. Thorough medical examination ana
advice for all kinds Of diseases absolutely free
Open all day. Sundays, to 3 p. NJ 7 East
Fourteenth street between Fifth avenue and
druggists.
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Cd memory, morose, or hritable temper,
fear of impending calamity and thou,
sand and one arrangements OF body and
mind, result from such Pernicions prac,
by improved methods Of treatment with.
out the patient leaving home. A medical
treatise, treating of the nature, symp-
toms and curabiiity Of such diseases, sent
securely sealed In . plain envelope, on
receipt Of this notice, with 10 cents IN
stamps, for postage. Address,, worlds
DispsnsAry Medical Assn, Buffalo, n. Y.
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MAY GO BACK AGAIN.
Kirby Rearrested on His Discharge
from the Penitentiary.

John +. Kirby was discharged from
the Kings County Penitentiary this
morning and Immediately rearrested and
taken to the Lee Avenue Court. Will
iamsburg. where Justice Neu held him
for examination on six charges of petit
Kirby Is q nephew of Father Kelly.
pastor of the Church of the Transfgu-
ration, and he IL accused OF passing
worthless checks on a number OF the
tradesmen of williamsburg.
On one charge he was sent to the
penitentiary for FIVE months. but the
others are still pending against him.
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Robbed as She Entered the Car.

Justice Neu in the Lee Avenue Court. Will
iamsburg. to-day held John Murray of 1877 Eagle
street. for tria. on = charged OF grand larceny.
Last evening Mrs Catherine Heiser hailed car
Al Grand street and briggs avenue and Murray.
who was standing near by, helped her and her
child on board. As he did so, Mrs. Heissr says.
he stole her pockstbook containing 1873.
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smugglers on the Britannia.
(By Associated Press)

QUEENSTOWN. Aug, "a number
OF passengers were landed from the
White Star line steamer Britannia.
which arrived here last night from New
York. were fined for smuggling tobacco.
John Slattery whose clothing was
e-' - ~
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

First Rnce--ERuntnrss, Chatta-
nOOga, innocent.
second Race--Candelabra. Merry
Monarch, SO TRmbien.
Third Race--Prince of Monaco,
Hnndspun, Siberia.
Fourth Race - Correction, DR..
Hasbrouck, Clifford.
Fifth Rsce--iemen, Derfarsilla,
TOrmentor.
sixth Race--sOutherner, St. John,
Japonicn.
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'iciae of a RAILROAD Contractor
lBy Associated Presa.l

In, Wy AsAocIAtou Frehs'I
DNAiNGHAM. Ala. Aug S.-W. l.. Webb q
"aeaaE railroad constructionist. of Lemont.
submitted suicide last night IN the South
i'm n''ei by shooting himself through the head
konri.,ppntoi. He left a letter, addressed TO the
hs ~ OF the hotel. stating that he was
I,l ,,rntt nl mind and that the cause was imam
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POINTERS ON The RACES.
A Good Programme offered for
Jerome Parks Second Day.
The Sea Foam and Grand Union
Hotel Stakes at Saratoga.
EVENING WORLD" SELECTIONS.

First Rsce--Dnly America, Chm
rade, Annie bishop.
Second Race--south side, Cora,
Chicot.
Third Race--Roller, Little Mat,
JOdnn.
Fourth Race--Hanwe,l, Cockade.
King Gold.
Fifth Race--Monotony, Prince
klamath. Mckee. s..
sixth Rnce--Flirt, Golden valley,
Mic Mac Queen.
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The New York Celtic Society 10 to-day holding
its annual excursion and games at Pleasant Val
ley Grove on the Hudson The Society left the pier
nj the foot of Thirteenth street. North River at $50
this morning The pipers OF the Society were on
hand to furnish music The Celtic Society Is com
posed of about 200 Scottish Highlander. and 10
the only one of Its kind In this country.
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'"adian Belle Commits Suicide

pp,, oBy Associated Press.)
LILLE. Ont. Aug. s,-Twsnty-ysar-old
Dn,., os'rom. one OF Bslisville's bellies. COM
S,A.. '.Gde last night by drowning. Her
WG ~, ,stp'ed to let her marry the man she
aiat m. ks 1t iG thought unbalanced her
us body has been recovered,
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handicap for two.year-olds; the association -
guarantee the value to be 81 600: six furlonrs
l5JD c. FleischinIn Sons Prince OF Monaco. lis
SOC Leigh Roses HsIdspun. ...........,., 107
- Pueblo Stables Brioso. .................. los
b29 Camden Stables Siberia. ................l 100 ,
Prince Of Monaco looks a cinch TO win.
and Handspun seems as easy for the
place. Siberia may be third.
Fourth Race.-The Sea Foam stakes for
all ages the association TO guarantee the value .
to be ~. 900: five and half furlongs.
,tsG W NJ Barricks Dr. Hasbrorck. mann. fs1
go >. a., A. II. D. H. Morris's Correction 122
bN '. McLauEhlln's Wah Jim. ............,. III
Kendall Stables Maid Marian........... liz
'0oO g. Fieschinsn & Sons Domingo. ........ 1le
Though the distance is beyond Cor
rections liking. she ought to win. for
she is very good. DR.. Hasbpouck and
Cliford look the dangerous ones, and
they may finish as named.
Fifth Race.-sellins; Eve furlongs.
Jig Empire Stables Tormentor .........., lis
Sl6 g. u. Smiths nerfarglla. III
80. shapnona stable Mauch...............1 oi
~ Welchs Wheeler. .................... io1
ti2D @, Walbsum's Yemen. ieI
l.arosr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
hls Gideon & DAYS Memento colt. .......... q
| i:5 L. e. Headey's Miss Hazel.............. IS
G. H. JayncSs Banka's Daushter......... 81
Yemen should capture this race with
} DerfarEilla second and Tormentor not
worse than third.
Sixth Race.-Purse $500; handicap hurdle race:
one mile and quarter. over ave hurdles.
Nl0 j. Ni&on's Japonica. .................... 147
fI2 r. Dradley's st. John. Ia
tts6) Stonvhurpt Stables southerner lt3
- W. H. Snearey's Col Clay. .............. laK
AZ A. g. Blakcley's Bassanio. ,.............. 1856
The hurdle race should be won by
Southerner, with st. Jonn second and
Japonlca third.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. s.-The Sea
Foam Stakes is the feature OF the pro-
gramme here to-day. 1t Is at five
and one-half furlongs. and Or. Has
brouck. Correction. Clifford. Domingo.
Wah Jim and Maid Marian are named
TO go. This Is q rafting good field. and
a great run should be seen. There Is
another stakes, the Grand Union, for two
year-olds. This brings Prince OF Mo
naco and Handspun together. besides
others.
The second race. at a mile and a six
teenth. should furnish great contest.
Yo Tambien. Cleaning, Candelabra.
Liselg. Chart. Sandowne, Clifford and
Faraday ought TO fight out a fine finish.
Chattanooga, Old Dominion Dauntless
and Innocent are a well-matched quar-
tet in the opening dash. and Tormentor.
Derfargilla. Yemen. Wheeler and others
win 30 well in the NTH event. South
erner Japonica. st. John. Col. Clay an
Bassanio meet over the hurdles.
The track is dry and fast. Entire
and selections are as follows:
First Race Purse .Soo for thTes-yssr-olds Ala
upward six turlonss
Index: weis.,
al J. T. McDonsId's Old Domlnon........ lOa
SIC W. d. Althouss's Dauntlsss.....,......... los
SIC W. J. spiers's Innocent. 100
Dauntless and Chattanooga look to
have the opening event between them.
They should finish as named. Innocent
may be third.
Second Rsce--Purso 800. for all ages; one
mile and a sixteenth.
Kendall Stables 70 Tambien............. ll9
(50SI O. z. SMITH CAndelAbra...,....,....... III
500 X. r. Hoiloways FEradAy ,.,.....,,,.., ia
(&ss) AcStoA ClRrks Sandowne. ............. III
Sal Leigh 4 Rose Chant. Ill
SIS Gideon DAYS Merry AonArch.,......, los
lSlsl Mascot Stables cleaning. ............. l0s
Old Jordan Stables lngomar,...,........ l0t
Gls W, J. speirs's Llsslg. 81
Candelabra should win this event, pro-
viding good strong boy rides. Swash
cannot do the horse Justice. Merry
Monarch and 70 Tambien look the best
OF the others.
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To SAIL TOMORROW.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.
YOUNG SPIRITS,

NiRoious "u
q n d rob u = t
strength, fail
when the vital
power are weak
ened Ne-vousde-
blity and s~s OF
manly power re-
suit from bad hab-
its, contracted
by the young
through ignor-
ance of their ruin
Gus consequences.
Low spirits. mel
ancholia, impair
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Candelabra should win this event. pro-
viding u good strong boy rides, Swash
cannot do the horse Justice. Merry
Monarch and Yo Tambien look the best
OF the others.
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Morning Papers' Selections.
AT JEROME PARK,

First Race-Daily America, Annie
Bishop.
Second Race-McKee, South Side.
Third Race-George Dixon, Little Matt.
Fourth Race-Hanwell, Cockade.
Fifth Race-Prince klamath, Mckee.
Sixth Race-Flirt. Melody. =
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$40 Excursion to Chautauaua Lake via wsIi
shors RR ii p. H. Friday. See excursions 90
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These are vital days for the New
Yorks, and the men ought not TO re-
main idle II there's the slightest chance
on earth OF their getting into the game.
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MERCURY.

First Race-Daily America, Charade.
Second Race-South Side. Cora.
Third Race-George Dixon, Little Matt.
Fourth Race-Hanwell, King Gold.
Fifth Race-Prince Klamath, Monotony.
Sixth Race-Flirt. Melody.
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It's vexatlous, though. to have good
needed most.
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ADVERTISER.
First Race-Daily America, Charade.
Second Race-Herkimer, South Side.
Third Race-Little Matt, George Dixon,
Fourth Race-Hanwell, Vocality.
Fifth Race-Prince klamath, Monotony.
Sixtn Race-Flirt Golden Valley,
JOURNAL
lea.
Second Race-South Side, Mckee
Third Race-Jodan, Galloping King.
Fourth Race-Hanwell, King Gold.
Fifth Race-Monotony, Prince klamath.
Sixth Race-Melody. Golden Valley.
PRESS
First Race-Daily America, Charade.
Second Race-SOuth Side, Cora.
Third Race-George Dixon, Little Matt.
Fourth Raoe-Hanwell. Emma.
Fifth Race-Mckee. Monotony.
Sixth Race-Lightfoot, Melody.
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Capt. John Ward Is more than vexeC
at the frequent laying on OF direren
members OF the team. He doesn
question the sincerity of the players
complaints. but he figures IL quit,
rightly that IL Is strange that no suci
absenteeism Is noticed In the ranks o
the Bostons and Baltimpres. Who 4
II you see In the left field every day 10
Boston? Mccarthy. Who In centre
Duny. Ana II they're not playing 4
isn't because they've got a stomach ach,
or pin scratch on the finger"
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Lydia e. Piakhan's Liver Pulls. IS Cents.
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Meekin had q sore finger and kept
telling Davis that he couldn't grip the
ball. When Ward heard him say so.
for six runs and seven hits, that's all,
and one inning was enough OF him.
Then IL was that WesterYelt went In.
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II was hard game to let Washing
ton have. especially as the news OF
wires and also the news OF Baltimore
double victory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
TODAYS COUNTY COURT.


All the arlrclmen were prclent at this
m0rning'ssUssi0n VI the county court,
a. which, however very little business
Of public interest WIS transacted.
On Fuiay last a youn nam who
registered Ia the uamo OF Edward
Dl1ly was arrested by city police
unisum, 90 the Morgan hotel, ON a
charge OF attempting 60 commit sul.
eide. ltwas thought chat DTS mind was
affected aud he was turned over 10
autuu hitQ lygu i1r Flfr kyuu.us On
SATURDAY ,0uuiy PuyHclau WJJn-
lugiuu wac called 900 90 examine min us
tu uIa muuAi condition. lu tHn u1u.
tore opinion there were evidences Of
temporary mental uuutT4U1u. from
what GAUSS was not learned; but 10 Was
thought mat % couple ufuaya 8I quIel lu
jail would Het him an uglt asulu.
This, too, was iu accordance with tue
wish Ot the young mlu himarlL tt
apprata that Edward DJuly 10 NOT his
proper name, but tuu. hH IB auNl0uB 10
Withhold bis Identity, that no
BE- AN attorney by Profession, comes
Of good family, uld has uueu lu san
Lake CITY Tor several weeks past. lie,
tu confidence, gave all particulars 10
Dr. WDr'hingtOu, vino %, c0ufau Will
Keep them secret. ruo doctor aud the
"pauunW went before the county
court THIS mlrning, ,he object OF lhr
young man being Co obtain 10 formal
discharge by the county court Hutn-
no complaint hud uHtu sworn uul
against "DJuly," he having bruu sim.
ply held by tue shuul, tho cluft saw
that D. nau u1 righi O.. interfere in the
ma tcr-iunt thu JallOf must act as hc
thought proper
Tue Jailcr did not want 20 hold the
man, AID hU then went his way,
Horace Cummings, executor Of the
estate of Julian Moses, auI Iu behalf OF
the htlu VI the decreased ana other
property owners Ia section 8lt1wnshlp
/ SOUTH range / east, sout la "a prutiuu
o. opun "a public road from tho north.
west corner 10 the uuF,hta,t cor.
ner OF said section, OF the cus-
umary or necessary width, Tor the
use and convenience OF the general
public, uud cause such iuncp8 as are
now on the liuu of sa.I ruclilu 10 bo
removed q proper distance thereifoni.
a number OF reasOul were given for
tuls.
Tho county physician reported that
there were 90 tuls date sbyeu county
pttsuts In 81 MaEy's anu one la 81.
MarN's hOspltnis,
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tho opinion OF Goo audience.
'tr. -uonc.r's Co'uuaa uu $50.
N0unE'I Ja,IH Otto twHu tH. host im-
Iulsoult ans iu ,huIuHs 'I#t uf those
reuNUm NJ H.rUe character; Sir.
Wutery.lt phys .rr n.uI tuequIsi
rruUDml Ily villain ..ii.f Than De
,v.ruiJ ulyihile oiH., aH| l.a Spider
blrfIuf a"v.rrI ItlIf Ut t.H tongue. wnH
V.ly HuII. Nln. Wal.Hf.I .fl. NulWI.
tom UIfu r'H.u 90 Hir.IF vantage,
and fH. IiuI H1s HUuuIy gulI !
Doc ruHI .1f. 4 90. Iuu ut the rrD
Guui'Uu tnHl deserves ..H.Hl muu.i
was tin vU.y cfuiilHU.u way u which
ilr triIi.ur PARIS were u.ItI, anu 900,
English yIlIuug 90 .lu niece Tr.s
urvuIi ihu latter was probably due .
fiu il's tIst the rIluH NnrrI. luy.
l.r, owen, Waite, JHU., Elliott buI
ll1rsIrN Wt.U Doc tuO bands OF poop u
who wUfr themselves 'um over ,lv
water; 100 Hl turm took SPECIAL Tnlut
with thrl0 characters boo language, diusa
aui maku.uI; Mr. Wait. wa Hue.ially
rouI fora met auprllUH.3 alU ilar-
lowe Baxter was played iu GOOD,
HlmiFht'uIW ward style, iNr lIHsy Denver
ui iiluu Alia lbHiips va. very lgluf,
RuI sut, brr little brIthyruul Che troop
10 school children generally were
u.p.WuatI. TIE iauII mr aIov
.'fug ul.1 won round auu tuc vfrl.
1000. sensational eptlIga .utpl iHu
rI'ruHHm uf the rlHurIls tb Tue
utmost. The Silver klus gogs Tor tue
.Hs. time tonight
Iug rtu sgSAcLgcluoeti on sl.ur.
lsy ryrslus also IrIt tHu effect vi the
aci rtaaI financial condition., aud
lurfe wclU probably net more thHu
l,uIl Uf ] 900 U.lulc WAC rHmr out tu
ursI tuu choir Huu thr rHE. winners,
Uut us tuIHr 1000 uI l-uI paid Any
cents each, tho choir iIuI was lului.
le.H lUu.httgI 10 ialr extent The
II.Eum wus u4 pflatrI BOO saturday
ulgupH NEWS AMI 30 UHs All uplftIy
received uluy uvuB Uumlgf icing
rucufuu. IL was tun yprllc. ul mI.
ticiaus tliut The choir never
saug "W1Uhy b. thc Laml''-
one % thu selections which it ruu-
uvtCu iu tulcaHu-WltI such effect us
% was given Saturday night; thr sono-
fuus qualilig8 were admirable, uud Mr.
stephens ought 90 fg.l most proud.
Mr.. Dayucs, TOO, came in Tor some
very favorable comment and thu young
people who safg their prize number.
were all heartily appreciated. The
tabernacle viii next be- open Tor q
concert OF the evening Of Mny.dny,
when -0usa'a hand aud the choir give
q tuuUlt Ia conjunction,
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A LARGE STOCK COMPANY


Tie groai secret recurring patron
age Tor homemade articles is 20 mai @
ui hone such articles as cur home
people want. Make uom Just as go0a
aa they want and cell Them jus, us
cheap Bs they can De bought from
foreign muuuilct0IitH. Nine out OF
every ton 20. those nov engaged IA the
business iu Upn Will frankly toll you
Itis NOT thu lack d. purchasers that Il
hInlrunE their prtgIgbs, but the lack
ut sufficient capital 10 DO business with
economically.
About one year hgu tho people Of
I tUis ulty aubicrlUtd slUI. 900 a. a nluus
/ 90 secure one humr Industry. While
u score or ml.u small manufacturers
ufu struggling Tor uu existence uecausu
they have nor muyuy 90 make ptoht.
aulu Uugchuua. The proposition now
/ De-, nTu uu organization which viii
have suniclvut funds o. loan TO manu-
nrturgrs at email rate 40 interest say
Two ar riA per cent per uutum, iUT
which manufacturers would be.abiD 90
Flvr abundant security Then main.
lain wuDIeniu house nuu buuume
HslyB agents iur rho Halo OF homemade
s.UIs.
lu .ug own butiuefs we win iIIls.
trato Cue economy ui having plenty Of
ro.dy cash with which 60 DO business,
without which We could never Uu uulp
90 tug uUuur 900 tho wonderfully low
PRICES Wu have l.cI buying Tor tho
past fgw month";. by buying iIr uasH,
paying li labor in cash and selling
our guuus iOr gAah-wr have no trouble
% uulUbUIl cur competitor who 10
obliged 90 1aE ilmg iUr goods aud pay
hrlp boo iuch auI hus situated nuy ~
our struggling uyiFhu1a could laugh
90 competition. VINO Is willing 10
hrIU .lUm Boo thIH condition. Can On
GO AMI register your uumr with NJ,
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HONE INDUSTRY MEETING.


1.,.......... ..'------- ...,....
'N' ""'.' WIZ t"aN lIN''
al "c.1oh THIS evening al one As-
! armbH Hall uusu. t8 Us. sts.l attended,
ty vI.Ii,lst, .t......f. f..... t.,....t,....
'"s toNh'.'s
The 900" p1pnrl OF Gao Territory
have been V.if hIui go ufuius 600
homo inlu.ify m9vgmun, but thO
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE SILVER HING-Saturiay night
saw the larges. audience the theater
has held for somo time past, though II
was still lar from the Old time confer.
ence gatherings. Tho attraction was a
notable one, and 1t struck the fancy Of
the audience very strong, In the old
time days when The Home Club was
lurniug uut three or fous decided
dramatic novelties oRoh feafon, the
silver King was ranked az one OF the
foremost OF the suCcosBra aud ln some
respects tho revival 90 Saur lay night
was oven beyond the original produc.
iou, Mr. Wells nrvpi hal q eurious
roll that NO does any better lhan hla
Wilired Denver ana the hearty curtain
oullo he got showed tnal this wa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
M. MrEMln,s ronlIllun.

Tho umots that have been floating
around Saturday night Hud sun Hy,
q thy effect That tar wife OF Mr. Hon.
~ A. MgLHau, tho receiving tollrr u
tue state Bank, was dead, arc enron.
uOus, IL give. the NEWS pleasure Co
state that while thr esteemed lady b.
seriously .icE, Fuu 10 .ul. Of hope AMI
courage, aud 0. ls the earnest desire uf
- great hu.t az friends that her hiu
may DO spared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
nnncnn MrIon md Herc-

Duuo-u lIcD maid, at one tlue the
champion pusiIlst 0 Utah, but who Of
late year, uns not boon o rssidrutoit @
Territory, arrive 900 Salt l. Re o. b
mnfHiu "Alugn ssH boz to pink
condition. nn Jus -uu ia 10 SEQ som. M
hIs gld frUuH Hoisb n remom cred
here lUr u|H tyH H.I.tUs w.t. Jim OF.
bo O., lu tie old Opera hlu.t, add n..
Gig -rouuu ufaw light with Hers II
n.atnHuI iBHuH.IUuH .uf.i Of I...I
lig brulsor Mcdonald loft for the
nor on tho 2:iI luaI..