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MARsHAt's SALE.

DlNstANl To As ORDER or SALE TO
4 Wr, directed by The THIRD district court
ni ltahitultup,l shall expose atuubilraaltut
ihrifHni door OF the comfy court house IN mo
r.iy uf SAT- Lake, county OF SAT- la4r aud
lcrniou ~ tlh con one stl uay OF Ausust.
Ifl, 40 Dr. O'Clock h.m.t 4ll tIU rEht, iItlu,uHlm
hu1 Interest ~ John liIIiOhna. Alice 81 WaU.
i1hus, simon l.HH'uHus. Joseph o. MeNsary
sud MtiIHm u. lft ne 1g iu, anl 30 One f0l
lowing ulHtuugi real rsflfu, situate lying aud
lciuEin 'ai Lake county aud described a.
follows, tu.wU.
The west haif OF iot forty three ttD and NIL
81 lot forty iuur ,itI Iu llUca WOE u lincoln
iarE subdivision, % lut slN o., seven o.. tight
lr|t Nine .I.. f1urtc N |lt aud seventeen
90. and part 0f loia fifteen u ami stAtrrn
.lN| Rive acre fIai 90, iNE tIrlI survey. be-.
lnE situated ln ihu northeast putttuf ut section
seventeen .ltI, township one IlI south, range
one lll east u tat Lake meridian. County ~
7alt Lake, tvuiinry uf Utah. according 90 ths
recorded plat OF said Lincoln pArk. Tobe soid
Ne ihU properly ~ john iialiuhna. Alice NJ .
RAhiliUs ana simon NaUiuhrt, NJ the suit Of
the GalwAy building aud LoAu Asaociauon, .
corporation.
NAr 81. UUtGtiAM,
g. r.. Marshal.
uy L. O. ARCHER
nepuiy Marshal
Dated July i7th. Ita
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF Ne MoEwan, deceased.
NOTICE Is UENhHY GIVEN nN the
~ undersigned, Aguuas MrEwhu. III
u"utrIE uf iHg last will % Henry MrEWau,
duvoaHci o. the creditors 0i, and ai persons
having claims HElIuHt tho said deceased, 90
exhibit them with Che necessary vouchers.
Nlinu Con moutus after the nrat publication vt
the notice, Go Che said AHuess NuEWau, IA
rUutr.h of tne Iust will NJ said deceased, 40 No
Nl FOURTH -trret. en- salt Lake tIiY. iu the
County OF salt Lake. Territory Uf UtHh.
AGhtrS NcIWAN.
EAccutrlN OF the last will Uf Henry Mel wan,
deceased
Dated June 2IHt, A. 10. l.Hl
L.m. u. LL.Nm. AL-nL--. Tor LA.-uL--.
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Sarah kahn, plaintiff.
John NJ nl'a1. Nareala poIau hH wife.
Abort Ro1iusur, lud Jauo boo Robinson,
bio vie. urfUuHHufH
IHe People % iHo Territory OF Utah soud
groauu. to john 81. n01u and MlrroIla
nuuu, h.s wife NINou j N1HinHnu aud Jane
Doc Robinson hls wife. defendant
Vuu ArE HEREBY REQUIRED TO ap
L pear Iu Hu action Unlu"ht against Won
by ilc above named pi1uuna in ihD District
Court uf iHu ltird judicial nHirIrt Ut Jlu
TERRITORY ~ Utah tud Go auawcr tho comp Amt
O .l therein within Ten dayH exc usyo - tHr
DAY uf t.Egigr. aiigf ho service on you OF tuis
aeJfci out tuIs county. bot iu tht district.
within twenty IHFH. uthUIwIHr within fHrIv
duys=of judgment by default VIII DO tascn
agEinsi lou, according 90 The prayer Of SAID
10 .7-'as.Inn be- brought i0 Irr, udtmout
against defendants uu.au Iu lh cum q IN. H.
W,,h, in'1,rg,t az, a. y ror cent rcr annuw ron
WIN .nigtgst llom Stay ?, l.il. Tor $50 %. vita
interest from A1y %. i-ll. Tor go 90. with BOD.
iCrcst from ju.y g. l-Ji. 900 at pcI cent per
hnnlm. Cog W'rs pah by plaintiff, and Tor
costs uf tuit, alleged 30 ht due Ola certain
pfomHa"E note. executed uy defendants
uo|Hu Go uia.HUU june % lal3. Tor $500, With
Duo and wholly unpaid cave thg Hum of $3.50
interest and HcIn. occurred hY % mortgage %
even date pu PROMISES hereinafter Described,
executed hy lrfruiauif ullan 10 plaintiff,
saii mHuggFrl PROMISES having been since
execution OF .HIu mortgage, conveyed 10 de-
fUudAut Albert i. LuhinHuu, subject 90 lien %
ahIi mortgage 90 have ilu usuH decree uf tbih
court Tor che sale ~ said UrgmUtH. udiudging
that pr gcctl NJ turh sale Boo applied in pay.
mont ot amounts due a. above, that d0igud
auto and AN persons claiming under them be-
barred ami tuftrlHsgd OF ulI clam or equity uT
redemption u Hlil premises. aud Tor other
frlet said premises are described aa |u.IoWH.
o. Wit. al 90 lots numbered from . Co W tu.
rluHNc, and beng all tho lots comprising
Do.auH subdivision ~ % part OF bloch u. Plat
a. Five Acre rat, iig lIDid grycy. excepting
Dot. % luh ai ut HHiU HuhulNHIuut ull situate lu
sat Lake CITY aud County. Utah
Aud yUu Hrv hereby notified that lf yUu fau tu
appUlr nuu answer tuU sHId compliant Hs above
required thu EAil ulaiutU Will apply Go the
court Cor thc ne igf demanded therein
NltuJuut tlu Hon. samuel A. Merritt sud U.
and thU agll 1f tho District Court Ut
thu THIRD judicial district. iu aHu
IETALl Tor thu TERRITORY OF tt.h, this ian
day July, BOO Che year ~ our Lord
ono thousand eight hgudrrt aud
ninety fuau
DAVID y DUNBAR. CLERK.
BY Guu. %. luuNts, Deputy uicrk
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DuNsrNNI 700 ~ uUuFU OBJ SALE
and Tore" .HI.U I1 mH I.rr"i.I .H tHa
District Court Wf Die luri Judicial uffuit.
Doc .l FL Ha tHu 600 Q door OF tHH N..HfT IHuFt
House Iu Cue tIy OF .aI IaaU. IoIUtF Of
ut La.r and IcEIur uf ItIu. uu Dol gtH
ulF 10 AuEast .fi. OFF, ..uU.U.a n.. 90. he
FIFHt utIr. .IUr unl interest of b b Wuas
and Mary EIH o. i1. HuI fl tur following
It' uHgl real rftalr situate lying and NrIur
lu o 6 Lake 'iiN Salt lAtH county. Territory
ni ltIu. 11i draff Hr 0 sH follow. 70 et
Part ut Joe raht, Job, block ufttalN tfsI.
rlat 49," -atLtks rltY survey. more raftial'
larry does r.Nri % fu.llwf. tu.NIfE tommsue.
luf ut thU .uuthUaft ruFlUr ~ daII fUt rtghfIsI.
Ncu.1 upr'H forty IH"f. thence wett Ouc hun,
ufgf lrl SIXTY uEU tUtfs tIUu"D south Iuffr
tNr't HC1rC east uuu hundred and sixty uVs
irfi 90 iur place Ul NHauuus Ip Uu cold 10
ihr HnUrft. OF D.. q. Ha#H aud NHrv 81 It1ss.
40 tNg Huit ~ .. r HaUEhlu.
Ig.WH of Bale. ELL.
NAT Sc BRIGHAM.
u q. Marshal
hy ,, D.. riuNnNi, nsnuiy Marshal
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SUMMONS
lu t1t District Court IN and Tor The Third Judi
Dh District Of Utah Iorutory, County
OF SAT- Lake


a. NJ janice, Sarah D. Jauoa. kate 81 george
IrruI. T. ~. Hodge. Jennie y. sutton. Che
Commercial national Hank Ga corpora.
TOM, ~. q. MctOrulck. Guardian. tuc
State BANK Of Utah "a corporau0nI aud
Frank D. mat, defendant.
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The people u the Territory OF Utah scud
Ef.0uUE. 10 a. ". taurs aarah b. Jain
haie Ht George iorini, l. 10. Hodge, Jennie %
sutton tHu Commercial National huus 10 cor
UHrauuus Vs. IS. McDufnlHk, guardian the
stale Rank Of Utah la corporation, aud frauk
d. Hiatt. defendant.
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THE
DENVER 4 Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC Lire 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 a. Pueblo
6IS m., Colorado Springs z'5I am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. . leaves Ogden 5.so pm,
Salt Lake S25 pm, arrive nj Pueblo
las pm, Colorado Springs 500 Pun,
Denver 1890 pm.
Connpc ions made NJ Pueblo, Colorado
Springs aud Denver with OH lines east
Elegant day c1aChns, chair cars aud Pull
man Shoppers ON an trains. Take the
n. 81 u. q, and have u comfortable trip
Hnd enjoy the Ones. scenery on tho con-
tnonL
A. 3. HUGHES, S. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q. y. & f. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
b, T.. NEFINS,
General Agent,
Salt Lake city. u
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BACK VOLU MES
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TIE THROUGH CAR LINE.
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Daily except sunday.
ilthlut south % Jual run daIF except
SUNDAY.
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order uf thu Board vi DirOrt1Fs Lldu "a tHr
i.si day OF Nay l-il, tn macy shares OF each
paroles o. Htuta 1H may ne necessary will hu
sofa ~ the Office ui tHu secretary, 90 Room %,
UestrCt National Nlu. building sat laLr
tIty, ltan, ON lhuu.day Iuiy l1th, lsIl. at %
O'Clock, NJ, 90 pay ihr delinquent nHHrsHmUut.
expense OF sale,
ISAAC JENNINGS, sccy.
by order Of tho Hoard ~ Directors OF the
hUElY hlniaE Company Che above sale Do
pustpuuta until Monday. July 90, 10 utlH
O'Clock noon, at thU once uf Tho rOcrpta ~
room o., hrHvryi Natiunal Jan luiluug
INAAL LEN ALN.N- .Lr.-
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Delinquent Notice. the Dnz,iy shining 90.
Location Ut principal place OF Unrue.s. salt
Lake city, tttu
Location of Nofss White Pine County. We ada.
NOTICE lHEEE NitE uIlINQULNI
y upon sue following dUsrr.urI atH.a uu
account uf assessment levied uu tHH IIst day
OF NnN, 1873, ihr several nmuuuia Hst uuUH.
otto lNu names Of lhu respective chan. holders
. follow
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ o. meeting 1I tnf uaarI 10 IrHatces.
held 90 Para city. 900 tH0 I.th dlN uf jane.
lrNl. uu uHHUHamUut $50. UI of ono CEN. UUr
share was lowed on tnu capital HluUk 1f ihu
before tNu iu daF of IuIN 1870 HnH stuck
upon which Che asaCHtmruf ruWaIus unpaid on
enc H1II -|th DAY uI suIY, I.t. VOL Up fuIIns
Vucui agd aiNcruHrl Cor sale 40 public suction.
AIl 10 payment +. not mnIr before, will be
tult uu che 3liu day 10 August lFil. a. Room
No. CuuHNiuiIun building. -h't Lake Jity.
llah. ut che huuI 90 gu'UIIes D. Co..
vs.. ,. buUtpN. tgyy.
Residence nuuou's Court s1ll Lakc City.
Utah
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CIly mad ONll, bon naIn SlEla!.

AtltiNnnN ala
d. q. uUHLEi Otnt Art rasssr Dept
D. DICKINSON. General Manager
III luMAN. V. rSI. AgcuL
2. n. 10. CLAUk.
OLIVER vs.. MIMI
b.. LLLEHN ANDERSON Ucceivert
joins ~. hUANE.
FREDERICK Il. CeUDEHT.I
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SUMMONS.


Ia Nc District Court m and Tor tho TAlrd
judicial % afHDt of 18th TERRITORY,
County of ~llt Lake
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suMMons
In the District Court In aud Tor tho Third ia
dciAi District of Utah Terutory.
County Of salt LaEe

The National Bank of the HopubiIc. plaintiff.
.
william burte,Mary l., nutko,ais wiz. Edward
copper, Mfs. george W. etcarn Catherine
y. yer Aaron heysCr. William ~ So.
,nrni.s. MWy briten, Union National
BANK u sat Lake tity. "a corporation, 10
WArl % VIC Ht trustee fur ~ scott.
DO. ID r.oii aud ". %. UufHfi, j u.s. IasIur
40 'cuf.o ifu.aHr doing business under
iHc lru name of lF0uuut0fy -tHe. J4m.
UHuN Defendants
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SAT 'i BRIGHAM.
M-----L

10y ,. %, rWNnNI, Deputy Mar.haL
; W. tAtLock. riln't Attorney
Dated salt Lasc city. july liih, ItJt
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

dated II, & -, sNiT , A.,',19. ssgI , Z.
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NOTICE 10 oRtDlToRs.

ITTI juno lT|I = ~ T7TT-
Ins NJ uANNnN AILlLnng Tor ENa.uLr-.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
SAYS He STOLE HER RINGS.
Mrs. Partridge Makes Charges
Against DR.. O'Farrell.
The Accused Claims He Took the
Rings for Safe-Keeping.

Mrs. Fanny A. Partridge, a we'll
dressed young widow. OF 2T0 Seventh
avenue, appeared in the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court this morning as COM
plainant against DR.. j.. J. O'Farrell. OF
205 West T%hirty-third street.
The charge against the latter. who
Is a well-known physician OF the west
side, vas the larceny OF two gold rings.
He was held for examination.
Mrs. Partridge testified that on Thurs
day morning last, when i'll. she called
in DR.. O'Farrell to attend her. While
talking to her, she said, he removed
two diamond rings from her finger and
tried to take a third. She struggled with
him. however, II he was unable to OBJ
tain 1t.
He took the two rings away with
him." she added. promising to return
them the same evening when he called.
/ did not see him again until Saturday,
when he brought back the rings. but
the o had been taken out"
In his W defense, DR.. O'Farrell sai
that he took the ring for safe-keeping
as Mrs. Partridge was under the infiu,
ence of liquor. He called several time,
10 sec her afterwards, but she was GU
each time.
He added that Mrs. Partrldge's mother
told MIN her daughter had been out al
night and had lost the stones herself
That. however, was denied.
Mrs. Fanny Partridge Is the widow
of John J. Partridge, OF White Plains
He left a fortune of $4,000.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

some three years age. said a we'll
fhoWn detective, / was sitting alone In
fy Office when a ~fine-looking, we'll
|ressed man about twenty-eight or thir-
years of age entered and asked to see
r' carbon. the detective.
1 am the person named and at your
frvice, sir" 1 replied. please be
Dated"
1 do not wish to be interrupted in
nat propose to tell you," he said,
ahcing around. mo do / wish to have
ly listener except yourself"
l arose and locked the door. He hesi-
pied a little. colored somewhat. and
ben said:
from my air of mystery l suppose
Eou think l have something to relate
great Importance. but though It Is
'portant to me and will be to you, II
pu trace out the real facts. yet l az
Pre- you to begin with. 1t is nothing
ore aerious than the loss Of a diamond
~. However. l prize the ring far be-
md It's nominal value as an heirloom
the family, which has come down to
through several generations. It hav-
been presented to one of my ances-
: by the then Duke Of Cambridge.
me ring" he proceeded. came into
The evening world., 1894-04-24
POLICE RAID A PR|zE-FIGHT.
Forty-three Sports Caught in a
Third Street Stable.
Wild Scramble to Escape When All
Were Surrounded.

The police OF the Mercer street station
prevented a prize-fght which was about
to come of In a stable at &c and q
Third street early this morning, and as
a result of the raid forty-nve men were
arraigned in Jefferson Market Police
Court this morning.
Capt. Eakins. who had received in
formation Of the intended light, called
out the reserves, and thir,y-oid men in
charge of Detectives Dourigan, O'Rourke
ana Peterman made a descent on the
stable. 1t was then nearly 3 o ciock.
The police arrived at the stable, which
Is kept by George Smith, before fighting
had begun. They surrounded the stable,
and Dourigan and his fellow-detectivea
walke in, pistol In hand, demanding
the surrender of all those present. The
audience were told the place was sur
rounded by police, and they gave them
selves up very readily.
The police found James Trimble, twen-
ty years of age, OF l61 West Fifteenth
street, stripped to the waist at the ring
side. He was to have fought with an
unknown.
The prisoners were arraigned at JEFF
ferson Market Court and passed along
In rapid succession. Trimble, who said
that when he last worked he was "A
dry-goods clerk, was held in $500 bail
FOR prize-ighting.. Smith was held in
a like sum for aiding and abetting, and
the remaining forty-three were warned
n discharged.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
RATE OF SPEED ON WHEEL.
An Opinion that a Mile in Las
May Be Accomplished.
"Kid" Nichols's Idea of the Bostons
Other Sporting Gossip.

What rate Of speed will bicyclists be
able to attain before they reach the linn
It? Is a question In which whee.men
are much Interested. In discussing this
matter recently, a member OF the Rae
ing Board gave 1t as his opinion that
a mile in Las would eventually be ac-
complished in competition, provided the
interest in cycling did not abate. He
thought 1t would not be a great while
before the performance was done, either,
but better han that he thought 1t was
not within the power Of a b.cyclist to
accomplish. 1t was suggested that the
conditions would have to be unusually
favorable for such a performance. This
brought out the remark that the bicy-
Gle tracks now In use would not have
to be improved upon. but that the In
creasing ability Of bicycle riders and the
improvements that would naturally come
In the construction OF machines. would
be all that was necessary.
1t is claimed hat as good time as
this has been made for a short dis
lance In races. 1t Is thought by some
that as good as two minutes will
be done in bicycling this season, al
r n1f grep tn9se w ~n s,y nU Who ,h Vii oP pnaCh ar, are
mark. Be that as it may, it Is certain
thai time performances will be watched
eagerly. this year., there being induce
high rate OF speed all the way.
You can't beat Boston this year"
said Kid Nichols. the crack pitcher Of
that team. as he worked a turnstile.
year. Why. It's almost even bettinS
that we could give any team in the
League a handicap Of three runs and
heat i !, out WV We w have 1T It in 1 for, for PIttsburg
are playing fast ball. Wen. may be
we'll show them some points they don't
know when we get there.
The dangerous clubs this yea in my
and Cleveland. in the order named.
than any other club. II Clark has his
speed he will be an acquisition. He has
{ good head: Murphy Is as fast a bali
player as there Is In the country and
rather, have him than two men like
Stencil, who succeeded him in the Pitts
burg team
The Presidents OF the Princeton and
Cornell football associations met in this
city yesterday afternoon and arranged
for the first game OF football for the
Princeton and Cornell teams at Man
rattan Field Oct. 20. Cornell antici-
pates h ving a strong team in the field.
the athletic council having decided to
Employ the best coachers hat can be
had and begin very early to train the
team.
II Is the goal Of DANNY McBrlde's am
bltion to fight Billy Plimmer for the
bantam. weight championsh p. Maxsy
Haugh has similar aspirations. and 1t is
to settle which of the two Is entitled to
the distinction of making a match that
they Will be brought together at the
Madison A. c. tournament next Satur-
day night at Grand Central Palace.
Owen Zeigler is another man who Is
working his way to the top of the light
weight division. He will spar Jack Fal-
vey. Tim Murphy and Frank Patterson
and Eddie Sweeney and Jack Burke are
engaged for six-round bouts.
A Cambridge, Mass. despatch states
that, fair weather or foul, the Harvard
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the REAL CULPR|T.
Robbery Which Parted Lovers ana
Caused Much Misery.

my possession as the lineal male heir
on my twenty-first birthday. and though
/ have since worn II at times i have al
ways watched with the most jealous
care and never left 1t out OF my sight
except when locked up In my safe,
where / kept most important papers
a few v~aluables.
Now comes the mystery. My safe
has a combination lock. and that COM
bination not a living mortal knows ex-
cept myself, not even my wife. am
positive that the last time l had the
ring, showing 1t to a friend, | returned
IL to the safe. that was a week ago to-
day, and when l yesterday unlocked the
safe to get n private paper | missed the
ring from the little iron box. where l
always kept 1t. Startled at this l began
to search for It. / took out everything
in the safe ana examined every spot and
| paper with the greatest care, but WITH
out finding the precious Jewel. The ring
was the only thing missing, and found
that nothing else was disturbed. the
loss OF the ring grieves me- and the
mystery perplexes me, and SO nave
come to you TO see II you can susgest
anything to relieve me. UNDERSTAND
that ! intend to pay you well Tor your
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OF a dastarily thief. Step into my pri-
yate room. Mr.. Carbon. l will send for
him. You must face him before me and
consequences"
'Har you. Mr.. Howell. / said. He
may deny 1t ami convince you that his
word Is better than mine. but mark this,
II he does deny 1t, and you accept his
denial. / shall have him arrested for
felony and all the facts publicly exposed
from first to last"
Il accept the Conditions he said. And
he at once conducted me to his private
apartment. in whIch stood the safe that
his friend he'd opened to rob him.
A servant was despatched for Godfrey
Percy, and In a few moments he made
his appearance, looking quite uncon-
ccrned. had arranged to have every
thing my own way. and as | now ap-
peared without my disguise the young
gentleman did not know me. He
glazed at the two OF us inqu.ring.y,
but l did not keep him in suspense.
Stepping up to him, ! paced my hand
rather roughly .pon his shoulder and
said. with a sharp severity:
Godfrey Percy, l arrest you for steal
ing your friends diamond ring and
pawning II at Isaac Jacobs. You will
at once accompany me 10. the Office OF
a magistrate and confront the w.t.
nesses."
He turned as white as death, threw
up his hands and then fell down on his
knees and begged for mercy.
spare mel" he cried. Spare me! 1t
was the first and only time l had ever
lone such a wicked thing. ! wanted a
certain sum Of money and was TOO proud