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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13
A National Currency BiI


WAsHISeTos CrTr. June u Frhe house
committee on banking and rrency has
concluded TO choose a sub-cSmmittee of
five next Friday to prepare another bill.
The committee will report its measure to
the house not later than June q. 1t may
prove that this will be scheme for q ma
tional currency.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13

existence aud has won its glorious vic
torres on the fundamental princine of
e9oa rights 20 ali and special privileges
TO pore, therefore, be Il
hesesfef. That We favor the pending
constitutional amendment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13
FIood.

They are all flooded except the Southern
PACING Tickets 20 The East sHd south.
Low rates. No delays. Ticket oftlc-. Starr
gara ba4lding. FronE street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13

ExroRIA. Kan, June II The stats Pro-
hibitlon convention met today. Ex-5ov.
st. John was temporary chairman. +. s
Pickering was nominated for governor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13

LoxDox. June i2- -Midnignt-Lord Chief
Justice ColeFidss Is dying. The members
Of the family are at his bedside.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13

William C. Wacox. owner Of street
railway and two 5re1eries 81 I iIez, y. A..
died TUESDAY, aged G.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13

DIR. Prizes Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13
In the aau.~.

the future, As in the past, God vii give 70
Liberty nothing but victory -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13

Rhode Islands New Senator.
NEWPORT. Il. l., June 12-The state
legislature today elected George Peabody
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13
LESSONS IN
French. Music
And German
~GITEN By ARRANGEMENT

fxFERFNCEs-Rev. David C. Garrett ST
rexsfse tory. Mrs l. ). J. Hunt, arrow Laks
EkhaTon. Rev. Wallace Nutttug 1920 Cni-
Nuavssreet and parents Of former pupils
~ fafther information apply TO the MISSES
fAfhRboURSE. TIC Eleventh street City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

bling table, aud pIinlyd pistol ~ he
Mexican head tu com Igi INN 10 We
up the money. = ms time after this
he threatened witness that he wuulH
kill him unless hr save him (Huuues)
all the money he had; aud "Jl cuursun
he gave II to him.
On cfOs.-rxaminaiion he testified
that he had been engaged la saloon
keeping and gambling tor several
yeArs. He was u " located on VIVA
IL called tbs atnp. He had license
Tor gambling.
Mt. Kiug-What, do you say you
have license iot gambling?
"fes, aii; that IL pay fine"
"AnI you call that having a license,
ayes, cir; the rlilc como over
there, aud pay them tho money, anu
they 10 way sstisiieu,"
Prosecuting Attorney Judd-If that
isu't paying q license, what IL ~
Witutst- that's what / want 10
know.
The defense IL that Hughes, who
who was very much intoxicated, hau
lost the money be- u "auTu thIupn game
aud ha1 demanded / BACK; aud that
NICh IL anu tie Mexican nau given
Il ~ him.
PORTER sFNTENCFD.
Samuel Porter, convicted VI embeE
Eliug money from the Faityirw post.
ulllct, was called up for sentence. He
was very much affected, anu vxplaiut u
to tue court that he had euduavOfoi 10
do the very best he could 10 heep
tho books straight, sud haI
TAI cd 10 10 20 simply because he did
not know now. He had done nothing
wrong iotet tl0nally. ). A. king slsU
AdJtessed the court In favor OF deieng-
ant, aud referred 10 his previous goOu
CuA Acter.
PfoseoutingA ttorncyJudd SAID II was
not question Of bookkeeping, but
questioned whether defendant Hn0ull
appropriate government money Tor his
own usr, anu huld tao government hAl
right 10 expect u substantial sen.
teuce.
The court stated that II defendant
hal made some effort 10 pay tue
amount charged % nave been embtz-
cd he would have felt more Inclueu
20 Impose a u yht sentence. DeIUuuait
was sentenced 10 eighteen months Iu
tue peuubupuTy anu 10 Jay a huo oil
81 IS Is, the amount founu by the Juty
90 nave been ymgI l1led.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

lbalieve mans conscience 10 thai
Thich brings aim nearer 10 Him on
hizh.D
Redirect by Judge Henderson: Wit.
ncss sid nn considered tue article Ia
ne Iriouno humiliatui him by assert
.hg tbat IN MS capacity a. a Judge OF
sieotion he had been guilty VI ffAudu.
cot scis anu dishOuest motives la o..
lvoiing tue ballots an Warning man
70 leave the town. lie was uuii.duzsI
inl Illuminated by tue article, 10 seek
g 10 prevent him uoing nis uuiy.
liz regarded himseIf ne Injured social.
y, POLITICALLY, auI pefhap- financially.
Judge LouiUuurJw, called by Judge
hrudrfsOn, tnlI lie attended Tue
tOufth precinct polling place Ia 1872,
aud was there nearly all Jay "wsluu-
lng tue election snI trying g. hsip ruu
W on Assignment by tue LiUerai com.
nlti,e.' Ono little dpuufbance gc.
CARED here, but he IA no tu1oIIenllnh
u any apprvhsi siUn ~ toa iiDt lie
iid not fonemUer to have heard ANY
'alk " Brown being y uuild zsf, hu
there was controversy ~ 10 now Sue
uirctlu. sht ulI be- run.
&. II. Il ron, an eIerliun officer a.
P0u l. Fourth pfroiuci, a. The Funru.
ary UitCuUn OF loU2, was called by
Judge HouIefeJu, Uut - the hfst
question Put was ruled ,uI, no was
"U8uusuI.D
Il. G. Dsvany was called by the do.
.ehau iu suf.febuttAi, aud Attorney
Ogien Hiiea was ABOUT o. usa tue wiz.
lu-s whistler ne saw Arthur Bow At
ron l. FUuftn IftCIuci, ou tLt day o.
eieu,luui bat the quest on was objected
20 anl tue objection wa austaluud.
Jutto Power, IA or,ef 10 save imn
ia sue CaltnE VI "a 4UEHu VI more WIt.
uess tionVfeJ % show by throvidvncu Of
witnrts laylur tuat Nc. Brown rejected
his NOtUat pOli =; that ne dvcliieItOlet.
nit him 10 ue HNoTn VI 20 nave tue
mater Inveslig atvd Ne 10 his night or
Otherwise 10 vote.
The Colrt duoiuod 10 allow thia tea
timpu5 10 10 m, aud an exception was
untefod by Judge Powers, who then
saIu, I'VE !ubt."
Tue Judge utxt askoI that the de-
loudauPs counsel be given the prlvi.
leEs ~ opening aud closing tue Legal
Arguments, liu proceeded 10 thOW
ihat THIS was tue ruio IA this uiass o.
cases.
Attorney Vatian argued ayaiost tn
pr1i ositiJu, WHIou tue CUutt uvrfnl.u,
aud w THIS ruling tue defend ,g.'s
council took - option.
JUICE Hruuurt0u OBJ ned tue talk by
0uthy tugge lns ouf,alu poiu.s wuic
ne thIuEut ghi 10 EN- .DdtuI iu Ga,
cout'- iuHilugu0us o. the Jury, lie
glanced over certain IoriIus u tue
evidence aud q .,uI ttgd authorities.
JuJgc Pawura tool 40, tiIof iu reply.
THE hf.uuonis urc proceeding u
zeal earnest o. tuU NEws gIus - pIesa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21
A FRIGRTFUL FALL.
Two Painters Esst WITH Serious ID
juTIls al Mccormick S RlsId,DC,.
BORN MEN lnE IN mE HOSPITAL.
y. 4. Porter HAS His skull Fractured
aud GEORGE y. Coombs Hurt
Internally

Tiere wasA very srrloul accident at
the MoCofnick res.i,uo. about nine
o'clock this m ruling and tnat two
men we're not kiIloi outright instead
" receiving injuries rom which they
may recover Ia aluost marvellous.
Yesterday o. T.. Porter, who form.
rrly " TX q onthe joiptoty auI coun
~ building anu George y. Coom0s o.
the rcntu ward were pu. b worE b y
contractor J. T.. KeaJo 70 rspaint all o.
the exterior wg14 work Uu Mr. McCOf.
nluk's trsiluuc.. They progressed
very well until t1is morning when
suddenly aud Without walmug OF any
Liuu, tile plank sytn lu which was
swiugius directly unutr tue CUfniCe OF
inc house anu on which they were
stanutns, gave way uuu tuuy were pre-.
cipilatel Two stories g tue cement
pavement bvlJW wuiul they struck
with ifsmtn uu- iJfcu,
Porter was Rendered unconscious,
haviuR HE tkuIl fractutsd,and sustain
INK other iulurics, while CU1mUs
was huft Internally aud ABOUT the
lower limbs. Botn msn were taEon to
tne hospital wuurs they are rocoiviug
the tCHt OF Att utiOu. PJuor ID fatally
injured. DR.. NOftninytUn has charge
d. tuU case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21
THE GENEALOGlCALSO SOCIETY.
Articles Of Incorporation Filed ID
lie Probate Court Today.
An Association Tormsd 60 Sscur
Genealogical Information aud
Establish Library.

A movemszt that Ia frAught with
deep interest to tho malorty Of the
people OF UJah received ofioial place
on the public records Ia salt Lake
county today, 10 the niiug Of tho
articles OF Incorporation VI the Gee.
ealogioal Society Of U,ah.
Tue articles Of Incorporation set
forth tha, the objects VI the association
arc "brneyolent, educational and o..
iiglous, aud not for peouniary ptong
benevolent In collecting, compiling,
establishing aud maintaining a genoa.
logical library Tor the use aud beuo.
nc Of its members AMI othefs (;
educational IN disseminating iniOtma.
ton regarding genealogical mat
tore; religious In acquiring records
VI ueouastu poisJuH Ia 90 neUliun with
ordinances " tho religion OF our LJlu
anu baviur Jesus Christ, ~ tuag 10.
ngi0u h unuersto.u m tue dOoliiuus
Huu discipline OF tue Church OF Jvsus
Chtist ot LatteTuay SANS anu EEL
lUr,h Ia tue revelations ot Gld,"
Tue governing power " Tue society
10 vested In board OF seven iifro.
tors, which include the ,llgrrs.
ms board 10 constituted Hs iol-
lOwG FHnkllu ID. Richards prssl.
dent; JOhu NichulsOu vice president;
james II. a udsfuln a,trulaTy; a, M.
Aiusser treasurer; John Jaqurs lDtRf.
Ian; Anutew JUnsOn Auu George
hey nOlds.
Iho names OF the inCjTpOraiors, who
are residents Of balt Lake City, ale
gwen A. follows!
Wiuofd Woodruff, George Q Can.
non, Joseph 4. Smnu, JOnn NiuhUl.
son, James III, Anderson, a mos AlIitOu
MutsrT, LUfunzJ 5uuN, Frsnklin ID.
RiuhRrJs, james Bvnl -min Walsley,
Abraham Al. Cannon, George RrJ-
holds, JUhn JAquvs AM Du eau "a.
McAluagur,
Al mrmhers Of the Church Of Jesus
ChrHt VI Lat,Vf-IEy HAiut, IA good
standiug, are eng bic % mvtuueisnip Ia
.Le suCitty. Tue officers are 10 be
sirG e1 u.uuuaily, guu tnu pIisuipHi
plsoe Oi business 10 " bu ~ 5ait L4A,
GAY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21
PREFERRED DEATH.
Robinson, S.liCuC.d at Beaver, STal.
lOEad q Dose Oi Lludllun.
an Opinion rErsesscd that the Genre
was Uudnif severe on ths
Prosecuted Han

slsa.sitors news. bss D1'rs' T,i,5-asl
BEAVER, Umh, Nov "a, Isg4.-Thc
town was stat,l,d THIS mJruing with
zoe Intelligence that two ttanslonts
were dead. Jur wac a. 5. Robinson
VI Garfield county, recently convicted
OF assault win deadly weapon
aud under suutslcu VI twu
years Ia tho zen. The other
vac miulug man uamtd rUm Bufus,
wno had been lealvI Aud nAd oJu-
sumption.
lne Il binsln case Z 'itcs consider
able com utuL A g0yu mtuy people
tuiHk tue csutt was uuduIy severe on
uim, IA view VI tue isot tuat ulI blame
Tor the troubles out VI wnicn the prose
cutiuu grew waa not on his eide. Yes
tufday ail.I "a he mot his attorney
sud asked au0ut the prospects Tor
gcll!ug Uut 90 bail pruIiug Az appe Al,
lie uid not receive muou encourage.
mcnt anu expressed himself utrJu. ~
against going To tue pen. lie gst
ahetii Morris 70 20 with nim " n drug
siUfc, Ostcnsitly 10 get some tlbaooO
aDd while thtru hni tho sheriff no
noticing he got a small vial VI iauua.
mum g. aid MIN Ia sleeping, a. he ~
reported 10 nave saiJ. shortly
a ter reaching bis cell he swallowed
all Of the laudgnum but few drops.
lh' ihtrln called IN soon after aud
learned what R1Uiuson had done, but
went Oh, locking the cell door behind
him. lie did not appear at the cell
agaiu I'll this morning, when his
prisoner was dead. Tue relatives Of
Tue deceased have been nounVd by
mail,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

Ths following nnnss we're ma 10 In
the local laud ONCE unIvr date Of
Nov. 2lAt:
Charles Allrldge, Of sallna, com
muted homestead entry VI the west
nall Of theSIuthwest quarter, and tho
sUutuoaHt quarter o. the bOuthWys
quarter, anu tue southwest quarter OF
,uo pOuturnst quarter, section IL, own.
-hip 20 south, i.ng, uas., oUu,AinIus
100 acres,
saran GmngeEof r,querville, Wash.
ingtou county humes.o,I outry u tic
west hall OF tue norihuaa, qiarteb SEQ.
NO II township Al sou,h, range 10
west,
bradford W. Elicit, OF Plymou b,
Box Elder county nOutHt,au ma
proof % Tue uUrthvns. quarter u suV-
ION 20, township 10 uOf,h, range 3
west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21
CONNER CIAL.

SALT LAKE yLkARiNI HOUSE.
ToIAy's cluAgus nOlss exchanges
amounted 90 8II3gAl. Same Jay
las, year, sgls,1uL
TOpAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York,-suvrg 90, lead, $500.
LondJu.-HllytT -
ORE ANu uuLLIoN.
Well, Fargo d o.. received today:
Penn uuuIJu, s4,5'l,
MCCOTuica ~ g. received today:
Hauauvr bullion, 50 5IU; silver AM
cad ore, $1,000, suiu Ush s., 800; ryu.
Ives, $500.
Il. X. JJuos & o., received To-Day.
Bu uou, sB.3OJ; 0Ter So, 100. Total
s., 400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

AZ auuu, 1881 ,uis afternoon a ,uam
belonging 10 % man whose name 4,
Given ~ Thomas Williams started
from Esst Temple street and fau
wes.Wari on stclud South. When
near the int,r,tciion Of West Temple
slteut the runaway cliIiIvd with b.
way n which cIutaiurd Peter ~.
Calf 90 Diaper, AM d. ", j.
-mtn, ~ thib city, and 4emUlishuI d..
Mf. Gain was painfully nurt ga tbs
ankle, anu DR.. Smith received q mum.
Der Of bruises about the lcgs. Tho run.
away wagon olulaiuuI apples, winch
were tCattutol iu the street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

saw ross srocs,.


CHICAGO uAUUrr
ChicAg,, close. Nov %.
WHEAT oy., slIB bee, %.
t0ru=Noy, tui Dec a.
uAts-NOy., 4ss uUru E-'t.
r1rs Noy anu Jaus llli, May Hs
lard nov aH3 Dec q Fr.
kus-Nov b,lOi Jan, olJ,
lNHhsHll e..
IlmulhH 20.
Harley %
kUuHla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

Labrum Acqultled.-RObbery Case.
In the case of the UnitUi States va.
Labum, incest, tho witnesses were eX.
uiuutd irOm tho iOJm, as were also the
Jurors not on the panel. There are two
indictments against the defendant
charging ho same 1iiunse, ~ having
boon committed ~ h his daughter.
Prosecuting Attorney Juul, IN m h..
log tue oprniug statement, saiI he was
uuUuTtgiu Ia TvsurI 10 Att LaUrum's
quit, and II hr retained this uucuraiu-
IS, whvn all The uyl uute was uearI,
no would usk tuN veidlo. uf not
gully bs returned, Tue evidence
allied 10 sustain The Indictment anu
% dtlendaut was acquitted. The sro.
ODd Indictment VS. dismissed on
motion ~ the prHsH CutIOu,
FUllOWIug tho Laufum case was that
Of tue People w.. q Ufge Hugurs.
pfostcutin, Attorney JuIi reuresgut.
cd tue tue people anu 3. A, king az.
peaTad for defendant. hugueB IL
Accused OF TuuU,ry- ,aking money
from the per on OF Wan, NJ. Nichols,
IN u nah couuty,ne,t Fort Duohtsn
on the IAN uay %. August, ltAi Inu
am uut takeA Is sa.d 10 have been
il5h
Wm. NJ. Nclola was the fret " It.
ness. HottsItirI that he was In the
saloon Dusiuv-s uas, OF Fort Duchssuu.
Iughts, wHusp husluUH WAS gAmbtnp,
was at me saloon OF wlturas on The
llth q ,st Au uit, a Mrx,o,n was
dealing MtNlcAu ~ nte, anu ia ne.
Won sUnV money, A Ivrward II hes
tued gumo with auu,utr Mexioan
eud lost, Ho b4fro sed som lmunsy
itom Wines, AID lost tn,s. lhyn
Hughes t0Og tue money on tue gam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

SAIL LAKE Gay llhll,
Nov. 81, 90
Gentleneu:
The following letter 10 just received;
~, ". Bennett. G. u. A. Il. q. W..
RG., Salt LAKE G y Uur. Degr Sir
II plying 90 y.u.H 900 the 1870, I am
Il ectru by the committee 10 say that
che 1925 %, m. trhiu, o. Nov. 22ud, ~
selected a. th" Diliolal 'Rlu over your
ROAD, routed w me N. q. W., %. s.
r @, nud no Pacific Railway to ISL.
LHuis, with biur tuu TO Denver, 10 IA
luvbl % l-IHufu.l
CSC 81, rCOIl, Chairman,
W. II tuLMtR scent ~,
Imus.MirurtIp Delegation.
The n. q. W. will havoa slreampr
lieparrd tu cover the entire tiir OF the
.pccial cur which uas bsru en- .ugel for
thie excursion,
AlltxCuriuuists arc invited 10 join
thp dele. tHs % 900 a frsiu,
4 nta 4 au- huuuuAiler ~ Main
Street. Durrr NsIiU .H h bu D.
mr.. Allrtauy now. BiaaCh IVES cru
B k & =.H rr Go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

wtpJetu Buua & STA iJuory co., Is
w, FIrN q utr. Fancy gooHs, b0oks
ana useful articles .or CIrsluAi
rtsgutF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

fusrru -E T.. Poster. r. member OF tho
Ancient order OF Forester. dIeu Iast evening
az hI# residence on eat Third south street
funeral Will take place uu Friday ata O'Clock
an ucmnurs ot Camp ttAu aul .ermouutlin
viii p.cA.u he ON hand tnu evening 40 Forester
Hal, lu The o. hIaluht NuII1IUE. Nt Ono request
OF u lLC.M Ww A. Robertson aud On James
Terry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

uLNr In tho sixteenth ward. ths city,
November 20th. 1894, " typhoid fever, john
Beat aged .s years.
Funeral Tuuudny, ~ % m from Joseph
William IhYlurs funeral chapel % south
West Temple street Friends are rgspgrtfuiy
invited 90 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

DAVIES ia salt Lake DItF N0NUuHrr eI.
lr't. o U.yN.u Pneumonia, Mar NuH Gibbons,
inu beloved " fr ut lillian ~ uaF|.. born
40 traiIcyt Hereford. EHaIHuI. september ID.
lNA she wtsa KIND, tBithful wife, tuguigyut
mother Huu lTuH lnttrrsd4y saint
lhr fauufAI NIII sake place from the twenty.
Der ..ut, 90 . p. Iu
MiNf4UtuI hflr. please COPY.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
w0fid'sF Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.

SAIL LAKE OiIY JIAII,
Nov. .Ii %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

Upon court r assembling this morn.
lug tbs plaintiff again took the witness.
stand lor iuflhef oros,-eKaminatlon by
Judge Powers, who Met a-ksu-Wsr
You a candidate iOf any otiioe NJ tina
timer
WItness-- Every American citizen Ia
alwayB a oandiuale lvr political hon.
OIs.
"Were you aspiring for any .Jlc
position al tue tins thAt article was
puhl'sheu2"
IN err
"wtro you at that time Ambiilouf
for public eTmtut,"
~ never Thought anything shout u.
was rtsIi, & upun my privileges IA Az
American uitzuu, 10 be oaudi ATE
iof any fiior, o. should ~ desire"
"fuu were a member OF tho AHA club
at that timt2
81 wAs.1
"Doyo consider that that article
ipiuled you socially among Tho mum-
buu theHPD
"l dor
Asked In what way, Mr.. Brown
mentioned the names VI Mr. Maciu-
tosh anu others wto hAu ttttiiitd NJ 20
MS being build zeT anu ~ iotth anu
with geuiiou atoms SAID; 81 PRESENT you
with n photograph Of that yang NJ
showing how n uid itJuTe mel"
"fou think you have n oonscienct?"
I'll have not more than tEs Whu.e
tribune ouift, with you inoluueu,
WLi ave up this o. o." nhanshi~S
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Re1iab1e~--~.,
establishment.

This Is a bid for your business and me One Hundred
thousand Do,aE worth OF goods expect to move be.
1hlriyhye Thousand Dollar, wy
REMEMBER the Three Great SpseialIss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21

hbou, Ten Thousand Dolsu worth will he thrown on gu
otunef, a. prices llat a afford Silk Dress We arc
showing abou, Five Hundred Pieces
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-26
BLACK PATHS CONCERT.
Excellent Entertainment at h j. G.
A. C. Theatre.

Madame Jones, the "B1ack Patti" sang
last night at the Jersey City Athletic
Clubhouse to a large audience. She has APP
peared many times in this city and Is well
known to Jersey City audiences. She was
supported by her regular company, con-
sisting of the Vilona Sisters and charming
Miss Dell Thompson. In addition to these
the audience witnessed the debut of little
Edith Wachtershauser as fancy dances.
The selections sung by Madame Jones were
Wizards Java Maria,' and Wekerlin's
s'Fleur Des Alps" In response to encores
she sang every Rose Must Have Its Thorn"
"Cows in the Pasture" and Way Down
Upon the Swanee River"
The Vilona Sisters played 'tNavarra," by
Sarasate, and Forest Birds" by Harrison
Willard. Miss Vilona rendered sBallade ct
Polonaise," Vieuxtemps and Bierot's
''Scene de Ballet" Miss Nina Vilona, pianist
played LISTS Second Rhapsodie,',
Miss Dell Thompson gave her limitations,
but left out the excellent one which caused
such a surprise in Brooklyn. Her imitation
of Irving is splendid. She held the audience
breathless with her rendition of ssThe
Chariot Race" from Ben Hur." The audi
ence was much pleased with the dancing of
little Miss Wa-chtershauser.
She performed the Spanish castanet and
tambourine dance, also the SHADOW" and
although she was a little nervous, it being
her first appearance, she did remarkably
ruol
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-26
NOTICES.

ITO WILLIAM H ROSE, MRS. WILLIAM H. ROSE,
4 his wife. Russell H. Hoadley, Alice II. Hoadiey
and Chester G. Mnnroe, executors Of Russell Fl.
Hoadiey dnfantJ, Edith Hoadley, Alice II. Hoadley..
guardian of Charles w Hoadley tfnfant), Russell
q. Hoadley, N. Elliott Hoadlcy, his wife, and How
land HOadley.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale made
by the City Collector Of Jersey City, on the 26th day
of April, 1892. The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey
cry purchased for the sum OF thirty-three dollars
In Jersey City, in the County OF Hudson and State
of New Jersey, fronting on Williams avenue which
is laid down and designated as lot one ~ in block
number five hundred aud forty-ive (545) upon an
assessment map annexed to O report number sixty.
nine (69) made by the Commissioner of Adjust
ment' appointed in and for said City by the Circuit
which report and map was filed in the Office ofthe
City Collector of Jersey City. on the 14th day OF
April, 1891, said report and map and said sale being
made. pursuant to the provisions Of an. act of the
Legislature of New Jersey, passed March S0th, 1885,
entitled:
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collection of
arrearages OF unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates and water rents in cities Of this
state, and imposing and leyytng a tax, assess,
lnent and lien IN lieu and instead of such arrear-
ages, and to enforce the payment thereof. and to
provide for the sale of lands subjected to future
taxation aud assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest i'll said land and real
be redeemed, as provided in said acts, before the ex-
plration or SIX months from and after the service
hereof, q deed for the same will be given conveying
to The Mayor and Alderman OF Jersey City the fee
simple of said land and real estate according to the
provisions of the said act.
THE MAYOR N OF JERSEY CITY.
q r. +. WANSER,
49,, Attest: JOIN E. scoTT'
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