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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
ZIG sly" And THE TRIBUNE.

AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THEM RATIFIED BY
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
typographical Union No. g. better known as big
SIN, held a meeting on Sunday last at Clarendon
Hall, and by vote of 3S5 30 ra titled an agreement
that had lately been made with The Tribune Last
October. owing to hasty action that was not in
dorsed by the whole union, a sympathetic strike
In aid or the stereotypeTs ordered. but the
men returned to work the same night
After several consultations between the officers
OF Big Six and The Tribune Association an
agreement was drawn up. TO the effect that the
full union scale and regulations prevailing in the
ccmposinS-room should be enforced until December
3d. 1885 each side depositng a bond of 5000 that it
would carry out the articles OF agreement 1t was
also agreed that should either side desire to nulfy
the agreement thirty days notice should be given.
President James j. Murphy reports Big SIX To
be In a prosperous condition. over 10000 has been
distributed in the last thirteen months for the
lief of unemployed members. by vote of three
10 one big Six has voted 10 assess each member
! per cent of his earnings for such purpose. The
money is disburSed at a minimum OF cost by vol
unteer committee, Under the present plan, sick
members are provided for by beds in St Vincent $
Hospital and ST. Mary's Hospital. BROOKLYN and
superannuated members. II they desire. sent to
the Chds- DreXsl Home for Union Printers in Colo
RADIO Springs. The Union also owns burial plots in
Mount Hope and Holy Cross cemeteries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
DISMISSAL or REFORMA7ORY CBARGES.

Albany Dec 1.-The following is Governor Flow
ers order OF dismissal IN the matter OF the charges
prefcrred against the Board OF Managers OF the
New-York State Reformatory at Elmira;
Charges OF misconduct incompctency and neglect
OF duty I'm Office having been preferred against
William G. Wey Matthias H. Arnot, William H.
peters James X. Rathbonc and BENJAMIN J."
swartwood. managers OF the New-Y9rk S'at ate ne
forInatory AT Eimra and copy OF said charges
having been served upon the said managers ana an
nnnortunity given them to make a defence thercto
ana they having filed their answer denying saii
rharyee and the matter having been Thereafter
dn.y referred 10 the Hon. william l.. Learned. the
Hon Israel T. Deyo. and Austin Flint. NJ D.. az
commissioners to take testimony as TO said charges
AID 10 report the material facts which they deemed
cal a hlsbed by the evidence: and the said commit
Zee having proceeded upon such hearing ana taken
tho testimony which was offered by either SIDE anu
having made and nied their report; and aier Que ne
confederate OF said report IL appearing t1al tnc
material charges herein against said managers are
not sustained, 1t is. therefore, hereby -. -,
Ordered That the said charges against the faid
William C. Wey, Matthias II. Arnot. william ~.
,,s.ers John L. Ratnbonc and Benjamin l.. Swart-
,yood managers OF the Newyork state Reforma-
torv AZ Elmra be and the same are hereby as
missed. o,-..s r-,os u pa,h.
hone az E.n.ra, and BENJAMIN H. Swartwoo1 OF
%.w,,,a 70 the Board Of Managers OF the New YORK
state Reforms tory At ElmirA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
pASsENGFRS SATLJHG FOR ETROPE TO-DAY.

Arno,p the passengers who Will sail today on
the American Line steamer Ncw-York for South
.,nntnn to-day are Mrs. Herbert *. Adams, H. +.
Arthur Mrs Charles r. Alexander. ". Alabaster.
" Anneslcy Arthur Brcntvie, the Rev. W. S.
plackstock. ] II Barnes Mrs. O. r.. Kellogg
Cravens Mr and Mrs, G. II. Downing Miss II. d..
Dravton. Mrs. J. W. Davis Ernest George Elliott.
Mrs J. r. Fell W r. FInlayson. Miss Mae s.
Drexcl Fell Miss Frances p Drexcl Fell, George
". Folsom. DR. and Mrs T. c. Greeneaf. Robert
Gordon H. Reid Griffin. Miss Agnes O. HILL r.
Hansell. Mrs Alice Hedicourt. Alfred Clayton
Johnson United States Consul AZ Stuttgart: camp
bell Johnson. the Rev end Mrs. w. &. kensett'
Colonel and Mrs William Ludlow, Frank W. Mays
Mr. and Mrs James Marshall, Robert Mendel, John
Mclean, +. A. Payne John Parr. Eugene feVeii-
land II. ID. Richardson. Harry SIMPSON MT ana
Mrs George Wilkinson StetsOn, General ana MIS-.
George J. Schoefel, Henry kendale Tha" Alffed
f. Trew Captain IL. Tambyn. Miss L. Nsndnseh'
r. Won MirDach. Mr.. and Mrs. lticnard MOTIFS
williams Mss josephine Wainwright, Mr.. ana
Mrs w II. Wright. l.. J.. Warner and MISS Mary
York
Among the passengers sailing on the White star
steamer Adriatic, for Liverpool, are X. A. Doxey'
s s Folwell Mr. and Mrs w. w. Grant. MIR. ana
Mrs r. Harrison. Mrs. Luce f.. Jeyes. MI ana
Mrs c. p Low. Alexander Murray, IL + NJ
smith A. NJ Sedewick and William THOMPSON
The Red Star steamer Noordland. Tor AM -
viii take out among her passengers y, Albert
Ernst g. Bek. Philip S. Myers Mrs y Myers
Mrs f. f. Swartzkopf, Miss catharne Bopiac.'
Edward HiIIebrand. Abraham Mannherner. Fritz
Marquardt. Mr.. and Sire. Herbert Princon, ar.
ard Mrs. Charles Roscher and Mr. ana MIS- Hu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
OTHER COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

Albany. Dec. 1.-THE Court OF Appeals to-
day reversed the order OF the General Term.
and affirmed with costs the Judgment OF the
Special Term in the o! the Prospect Park ana
Coney Island Railroad Company. appellant, against
The Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company.
This was an appeal by the plaintiff from judg-
ment reversing a judgment OF Judge cullen nj
Special Term. compelling the defendant and re-
spondert specifically to perform a contract to run
a connecting 10 the plaintiffs appellants
Greenwood station. at Ninth-ave. and Twentieth
ST.. Brooklyn.
The court affirmed. with costs the order or the
lower court in the OF the People ex rel Tiffany
& Co against Frank Campbell. az Controller ana
lanes 4 Roberts as Controller. This was an ap-
peal from an order OF the General Term Affirming
the determination Of the state Controller IN the as
Campbell assessed the relator. as a corporation
for twelve years. ending November J. 1871. In the
sum OF 1921 600. In 1923 this modified on re.
hearing so as TO exempt the relator prior 10 lhss
and reducing the balance 10 5000 witt OF
ceriiorprI vas sued out by Tiffany & co. TO review
this decision. The Attorney General for the state
cnnten6nJ that the relator was liable to pay at
lea Isl $4,000 for the years after is@ The 'eneIhI
Term dismissed the writ and held that the con
troller had Imposed an insufficient amount, ana or
dered rehearing rom thls d" appear wa"
taken 10 the Court or Appeals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
4 DICTORY FOR Mr.. GOFF.

THE COURT OF APPEALS AFFIRMS THE ORDER
FOR NEW TRIAL FOR CHARLES w. GARDNER.
Albany. Dec. 1.-THE Court OF Appeals to-day. in
the of the People appellants. against Charles
w. Gardner. affirmed reversal OF the judgment
Of conviction and the ordering OF a new trial This
appeal from judgment OF the General
Term. reversing for errors OF law Judgment OF
conviction Of attempt to commit extortion rem
dered against tho defendant. Gardner. by the
Court Of General Sessions OF New York city in Feb
ruary. 1893. Gardner accused. while agent
Of the Society for the Prevention of Crime. OF try
ing TO extort $50 from Kate Amos by threatening
10 have a raid made upon her house
John W. Goff. who defended Gardner his trial
before Recorder Smyth objected vigorously when
the Recorder compelled Gardner to stand UP In
70 hc identified by Witnesses called by the
prosecution and after the trial tho Recorder called
MIR. Goff 10 answer charge OF contempt OF court
1t the expressed opinion of the members Of the
bar in the city AT the time that the Recorder was
in the wrong in his ruling. Gardner convicted
but the case taken appeal to the Supreme
Court. A majority OF that court decided tina;
Gardner had been improperly convicted and ordered
his release The action OF the Recorder in COM
polling Gardner to stand up to he Identified was
condemned In the decision. The Dlstrc,-Attorney.
representing the people then carried the case TO the
Court OF Appeals Mr. Gon took part IN the argu-
men, before the Court Of Appeals recently. after
he had been elected TO succeed Recorder Smyth.
Mr. Gofr said last evening that the decision Of the
Court OF Appeals. while II might be considered
from a legal point 81 view victory for the Dis
trict-Attornev was no. against Gardner. because n
new trial had been ordered one point OF interest
in the argument whether Gardner committed
bribery admitting that he fell into trap and took
the money from the woman because the woman
could not have been in any fear when she offered
the bribe. The judges Of the supreme Court had
taken the view that Gardner had been Improperly
convicted on that ground. and Gardner was re-
leased by order Of the court without bail ny the
decision of the Court OF Appeals Gardner could be
rearrested and held in bail for another trial II Is
not known where Gardner is at present II was re-
ported some time that he had found employ
ment In Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12

ulster circuit Court. the amount claimed being
ABOUT szocW The case hinges upon a single word
IN the contract. The Saugertes Water Company
'he plaintiff produces contract with the village
authorities which reads that the company will
pace hiy MIGRANTS wherever the village directs.
.ne price stipulated in the document: and paper
p"uuceu on the other side contains the word when
eN'i, instead or wherever" the documents being
precisely the in all other respects Judge
rursihan says that in all his experience and read
.ns ne never saw case of the kind and he decides
!hat me only way to reach any just conclusion is
10 AUNT evidence as to the agreement between the
parties previous to the execution which ordinarily
is nadmssble In such cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12

Hall. william W. to Peter Sweeney. SIth- o,
st. 100 4 e Of Riverside Drive year ""o
st. 80 II Of wiIs-ave. 2 mortgages l year. 5000
Keane Thaddeus J. and wife to Title Guarantee
and Trust Company 6ih-st. % IT OF 9Th ., .oo
Moore. Edward and wife to Thomas Morres
Is3d-s 4 # W OF A.xander-ays year 'o''
ave. 2712 II n OF l65th-st. year .....:..; 100
r r,%y' 81 a" io''.s', ,''- - ....... 10000
Msyrr frsa , ana IN e %r 10 $1,000
Niles NathsneI to % Edmonl PORTER and ano,her.
executors Motst. 800 II = ~ Pell-st.
Mason; Alfred g and WIFE to John Mason an. and
another s'th-st, 2io Il W OF Central PARK geo,
Same to Frederick ztel. 7Gh-st. l2i n . OF oo.,
ovens John' to- John Halliday cctoniave
., It Of Lebenon-st. and other property ears |o
Pabst Christiana. TO Joseph Nseth; in'srGr l.,'
PIcrson Edward D. ana wife .o ca,o"s s.,1 eooo
Rosendorf. William. ct al TO Samuel NJ hussn- a oo
dorf n 9th-s,. $50 IT W Of 2d-av.. year. DOW
Roth. Marcus. and wife to Samuel Fleck' No )" .ooo
RicharIa James and wife to F L couder, and o.oo
another. 4athst. a2s &, Of the Essr ooo
dam ieeih- st. 900 I, OF 6'oumbus-ave. ., mo
schoepp. Frederick to Rachel schoepp. Cath
arine-s:. or Daly-ave n - 10 ~ of pa'y- 600
sunk Tiie T. to william T Ward. n il7th-st. ,.oo
los n Of Mni'son-ave, yea. ,o, '
ss%m Kari to avi KsDhse p Ssa4. 'on 800
sterling. Blanche g. ana another to Knicker-
tocker Trust Go. guardian " West Eni-ave' ,oooo
sweeney. Peter Il. to the Mutnai Life Insurance
CO. New-Yors. s7th-st 100 n Of River :. o,o
Hsrwav Nav A. TO " S Brown executor. n
is,h-st. ?s7s It Of 9th ave. years. 2 IT. oo
Vance Margaret to " p vapcc No II chris
topherst years '''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12

'ssE HINGES Oy ONE LETTFK ~ WORD
kingston. y. Y, Dec II t5peciaD-A peculiar ac-
'"n 40 recover on an alleged contract for the use
=. r'oc water hydrants from the village OF SAUCER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12

DEATH OF 4 PROMISING YOUNG TIOLISIST
Anderson Ind. Dec l.-Nellic Goehler. aged
sixteen died from typhoid fever at Marseiles.
France this morning. She the youngest star
violnst in Indiana. and had gone to France re-
Gently to school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

,ndofred. Alexis G. to 4 II Aiken = '"'"-
=, cgo3 n 81 81 2d-aye. demand ...''.;:'';.a
ur,dtcck John ard wife 70 W Rolfe' y" NV
Lews-s. y"ars, o. HANK Tor savings.
,.Itv ~ %e,y- York No " L.Nington-hN'. yraI
i.It.geraid Mary \. 20 q l. Mnrins W rDrnr'
,s,I.s Lane and Poe ITaC". 2tth Nard. J y-rr-
Frec Jonn r. 10 Louis Gordon Of al, An"n-
a. "a 2, a ~ Ilesfer-st. mortgages. nnsNhlfh'",
t.r,,njc, Francescn H. and another 10 Thomas ~
Robins " TlntoI-ayr. 10 n ~ I"''h-N'
............ -.
c-,ncs Fnrman v TO the i"rnaaia LIE ihshi-
'.,nre 60 II ri. ~ Nlcaolis-a'r. " y. ."@ ~
- tioth-,i 3 mortgages AMI wears 80;
CrsIng,r Mary Henry siemm". Nos ~ ana III
Hayarist. yeefs' oo :, ., ~ od
ave =
usgsn Tfomns to Joseph /. " WOOD i0'th-
81 Iio 10 n . Of Columbus ave year
Hanoi, Frances ~ and another ~ David Wen
ftcr = 5Gth-st i2o 10 II " of shave, sssrs
Unrwav NAV A. and another 20 Ida J. 'ohen
M N 4sth.si 2sT8 u Of 6tl-ave. J yenr
Hoe. DIVA =. 70 John A browna ". so.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
pianos.
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONTRACTION OF A SEWER
'"O 0FFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. II. g..
WAsiINGTON. y. 6. Dec. isoi
~ EALED PROPOSALS VIII be received ~
- this Office until II A. m. December ~ 1874 for Goa
sructing Rock Creek Valley from ncaf VOID
sn"cneston. ana blank Of proposals. may be OBJ
,,,n.d Al this ofrce J. w ROSS. GEORGE TRUE5DELL.
CHAS " VOWEL. Commssione.A u. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12

s7th-.t n 3. 100 It ? Of Rversiaeaye; i7''i"S q,
peter T. sw~eny to william W Hall. ....,,.. "
5s,r'., 10 si5 West. simon SHERMAN to John +,
same f, plopcr,y. John Eii. wife TO clara
old MaSemss pam R,sg wl; ~, aS Of lana 10
whi,alnk Van Meter Ia, '"o
Thomas Morris and wife 10 Edward Moore '' +,
pthersr. " > 80, n > u l4ih.sr. i5oxi%5 70
Mott Haven canal Mary Cummings 10 h''ha" I,
W Kane ara another .............
MS"aye - n le' ;,a II a i H. ri~cs'.
sl,crldnn-ave. II corner Charles Plh'e w.
isi ssiasTi2oo charles = Martin to charles 1900
,.f-av w''' . corner I2:ii-r' 2ixsa. bridget :,
trenn'" to @ Ia W.T. Of aia;c. 81 5rs
q"rn a"9 M'r 70 ! asloC n' sa'a6
d smith ana another to Jan. f ;91, ax3o
s,omos II and sophie !Iene EXECUTORS Re :, ,oo
L.rca n,iander 20 sarah Spencer %, 49, '''
o ion H. Min Shaw. r@isfrc Joseph
same /" property %Ie Joseph i. IL Wood ana "ife TO
cd ln2a, m'" " corner o1th st, 2,xioo: Iohn
inns nos sia ana $40. Vincent T Pis"rr' to 1000
d rsge .'se 2a +, Of Avenue elcysaa: ~ 90,
Raphael panzger ana WIZ ~ hhf. .x;oo
sui1an-St s. 80 ~ !, i, ' mia n.ch i55oo
sd'si : H. ~ II Of "a ave, ~ llSlrregu,"r'
eT HysIon S Wa% s'V Wsd TO " M"r9 Gfsns 1000
Road lending from West FarTs 70 III, Sn,s p2at
o.lre asGp"FJ a li%'' HicnanGrr Iiary
ps Ms saSe ls1s q d. william
Wallace and husband 90 Jane wallace '''
The Roa9 ca,h'ig ShuIh o. 'e 1000
Dover-st IT, ~ - o. po,"r " Urban 1880
SINE proTerty: Roher, Urban and wife to
Kchsrd HSs re- q and Is: Louis Gordon VIE
rersy 81 =" a. bernard ceier and wife to 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
Seizures ano 1nccIinss.

Seizures ano 1llcctings.
49,
An ELECTION Of Twenty Managers OF me
" New York Institution Tor the Blind. and OF three m
snoc,ars Of Election Will he he'd AT the institution ottn
So. anI 9th Avenue. o'clock. on the afternoon
~ WEDNESDAY, December 10Th. lShl -.... - .
rpFDEDlCK AUGUSTUS SCHEEMEEHohN. secretary.
rV,uE ANNUAL MEETING of the trustees
4 an. lard - Managers 81 the New York Colored
b., in room $50 West IDth ST.
60 Wed,,sday. lsth. 1924. nj i:+5
~, NATION OSWALD HAYNES
I'm - - - ~ pcs dent Secretary.
rU,IIE TWENTY SECOND Annual Reception
/ NJ the Home for Old Men and Aged Couples Will b'
r.Id M Institution. is7 Hudson street on "Wednesday
afternoon December l2h. 1894. from 10 ocloch.
"'''''' LYMAN RIOADES
secretary.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND hLBScKIrTIoNS FOR
"A TIE SEWy9Hk rKIn nSSI,r WILL. rE ,rd re-
say. "a door north Of Thry.hr,,.s and nd ADvER,
Eishthav. corner Tweny.'h.-dst; Isc siy'h-avs.;
vi. Tourth.vs.. cor. Tourteenth-st: $50 Thrd7Av@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
WHITE STAR LINE.

sAdratic. Dec. IL. $ T. m. 'Adriatc. Jan o. : m
'reutOnc Dec. 49, 10 "A. m 'Ieuunc jan 10 ~ d. III
Britannia. Dec. 81. A. m Britannia Jan ~ H. III
sMaestic Jan. =. m Majestic Jan ~ H. III
From white star Dock. foot ~ West l0.n.st
So c-CT-rON CARRIED NY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
saloon rates $50 upwa:d according to steamsr ana nd
~ berth second cabin these s'edfners 1 a'
81, Steerage York. Britannia and Adratlc
SO On Majestic Teutonic. Sl3 Prepaid tickets. SD
No - Broadway New-York. Philadelphia Office 900
W,nut.sr H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
NID DONINION LINE.

Oenmers NoRFoLK IoW ya oL Hf r0tT
pETt.EsptIRG and RICHMOND. VA. and WAStiITG-
IoN Mon Tues Wrd Thurs ana s sSa s iIr
rcr WTsr rOIHT. VA. Tues Thurs ana SAT, from sr
,rlays 4 D. m Through tickets and freight rates 10 al
points So''" any ". T. Gr'IiLAUpEU. Traffic Manns1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
Arm I'm" LINZ OE STEAMSHIPS.

* 70, cl.,yRA PUERTO CABf:LI.O CARACAo
AID MAEACAlRO VIA cURACAo; vx
rpoM Pl,'EREPONT STORES BUeoDkifN
r. yc~rII Ia saturday. Dec 10 J p. m
= s pHILADELPiIlA.... .satur lay. Deg. - J. H.
These America s"aucrs built expressly Tor the trade
- sune,or accommodations FOR uassensets
nave VIZ 'N' BOI'TTON. BLISS & DAl.lETT
General Managers. 81 Front ST.
CAvANNAH LiNE,nFouE I.I;1" W M1al.r.
- y from pier a. n. r.. root OF spring.st, Mandays
W.dnesiaVs Fridays md ,urdays al 3 p. NJ. For
f,eghf nr passage apply 10 ,,,.c->. r. A.,
W H. RHErr. Genl Act - lt,cf 800, In ~.
cent, Il r.. 3iI Bway 8 " Ry,' I sl, bT"y'
J. T.. ADAMS. G. a FIR r. "Al.hrn, ' Ss y I,
c P r. r. az By OnnS, co 1.n anew pier %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
TERRITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ephfalm EHt6rpyisg--rhe iout.yeaf'
old eou OF Zach kumu Of Chester, has
met with very severe accident He
was playing on straw stack "h.n ne
tell 10 tue grOunu, breaking his thigh
bone. DR.. Cassaugl VI tbs city Wa
Immediately summoned O. attend 10
the ohild, WHO'S rapidly fucovefiug.
Manu Messenger. Joshua Fielding
IL making preparations Tor runninE
Two teams between Msuu abd tue
h imunts coal mine. This Gel, htaici
home proauct 10 delivered at $3.50 per
ton.
Potato harvesting ia nov The order Of
the DAY. Many wagon loa1s ui the
tuucrs are brought from the relds daily
aud loaded iuto cars Tor shipment Easi,
ur put nway In tnucgilats Tor home W."
A starch factory would uU au a4di.iJu
10 tue homs iudusuy interests Of sue
county ana wCull consume thv surplus
yFIlucL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
The Students Society.

The students Of the Lsttor.day Saints'
college met at tho college building, At
No. 2s3 west First North street, on
Friday evening, october II, and or
ganized a society for the coming school
yeS.
Instructor Woodbury. made few
remarks uu the aims and benoiils
OF tue Students society, alter which
the following officers were elected
Carl Badger, prgsidenti Miss Alice
Rich and Alfred PriIobard, vice pTesi-
dents; Miss Julia Howe, secretary, and
VIM. Anderson, assistant secretary.
WIN. Anderson aud Lewis lver.en
were elected corresponding reporters,
alter which the meeting adjourned for
one week,
The public are cordially invited to
attend lis sessions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
Land Nnlee.

The following hlings were made In
tho local land office undor date OF Oct.
18Th:
Dagoberl Lsber, Of Salt Lake CITY,
homestead entry OF the southwest
quarter Of section II, township . south,
range west.
Dagobert Leber, OF Salt Lake CITY,
desert entry OF lot /, nnd the northeasI
quarter of the northwest quarter OF
section IS, townehip . south, range !
weei.
Doctor S. Gentry, OF Prioe, Carbon
county, homes .ead entry OF the SOU b
nall OF the southeast quur,er oil section
20. aud the R0rtn hall OF the nOftheasl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
Notes.

Atth residence OF Charles f. MID
dlotln, Mr. James Middle on aud ME,
Lucy Hftenwell were united In mar
Ingu. Judge Middleton, iather OF tue
groom, performed the ceremony.
n. l.. Armstrlhg has returned from
"A successful business trip 10 Oregon
aud liano, having during his ahsvuoe
shipped upward, VI 900 cars OF cattle to
Omaha,
Cluzsns have subiorlbei $500 per
month 10 employ Mr.. MorIaunt u
solicit the removal Of factories 10
o den. The following was COM
mites appointed 10 look after tue funds
and receive reports from Mt Nor
dauns +. j, kiosel, Mayor Btoughi
Father Cusunahar, w. J. phcalyi
Judge Patton, James WOtheup1yn
anu boa Miguife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
COMM ERCIAL
gAtrI,Arr otrARiNu nousr.

ToIayis cieaflny house exchanges
amounted 10 5000, 40l. Same day
lasi wear, sii3,i55. week'a clusrlngr
81 aS7, $50. 5amo week last year
siOl,5i5.
1oDAY'g QUOTATIONS.
New York. Silver, 03i, lead sS,O5.
LOndou.-Hilver, 20 l.iU.
oRE AND uuLLION.
McCoruick q C.. received today
Silver am lead ORE, 81. 100; Hanaut.r
hulnon, si,lOO, goid bar, s5,3lO. TOTAL,
$4,000. 49,.
n II. Jones q O.. received tpial'
Bullion, $500; orcs, $500. TOTAL,
slg 600.
Wels, Fargo & 60. received TO-DAY:
Penn bullion, 50 DOL.
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SUNDAY School Union.

The oiiicris aud teachers Of the Hun.
day schools ofthis stake will hold tholr
regular union meeting Monday even.
ing, Oct. 10, ut 7:aO O'Clock. The Mil
Creek SUNDAY school will furnish the
musical exercises. Prof. Phiiip May.
ouck, Of the stake Academy, with n
part OF his class, will give an illuslia'
lion of his Of Book OF Mormon in'
slrueiion.
J. IL. PARRY, seo'y.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baklig Powder
WORLDS Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.


Mr. Hnb rly viii give the fourth
lecture Of her O utte Tuesday morning,
M half paat ten, at the Wumgn'a Club
Room, over WalEoib store. The ful-
D. Of uf the lecture W. Anir,a del Ssr.o.
rur. following len brief Synupts
Plrfu "a CusimO au1 Andrea Early
ND. and character sketch. Tue cOmiUg
n ia req a ami her iuiluenoe IN his
lie ana art. Connection with FrARci'
uf France. r. trosptci,
IIuksU iuT tho cUurse OF twelve ice.
iuro., $3.50 Siugle tlckrls, Doe,
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First District Court.

Donnie Mauhardt ana George Penny
were placsd on rial for stealing a cali,
the property u Thos. w. Ross Hnu
Jnco6 Hopkins In October 1898,
Gp0rge Hughes entered a plea Of not
entity 10 au Indictment charging
robbery,
tai,urd on chaTge ON unlawful
co6sbitatiou, lie took until today IA
-
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quarter Of section ~, township u
south, range s east
Tarielon N. Blair, Of ST. George,
Wasbingion county, the northwest
nunrier OF the northeast quarter ~
section SO, township q south, range 10
wet.
VIM. A. Jlrson, OF Enhraim, San
pete county, ctth Cu'fyUi thr uDrih-
west quarter Of the southwest quarter
OF :, elton 9, township II south, fange
paef.