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DR. DAVID KEhNEDYS FAv0RITE REMEDY

to a pile or people, ana US worth lts weight in gold for it saved my life. Why, my wife thinks it's the best med dclne made for women"
 In speaking to Mrs. Adams, she said: About a year ago I was in very feeble state of health, being completely run down. I had doctored consider ably, but wlthout penmanenR relief. One day one of my neighbors advised me to take Dr. David Kennedy's Fa- vorlte Remedy, which I did, My trou- ble was dyspepsia, and for a long while l was unable to be about at all {; but after taking a. few doses I was completely cured, and now enjoy good health"
 Hundreds of men and women with that run down" condition written all over their faces, unable to work, have recovered health and strength through this remarkable remedy. It purifles the blood stirs the liver and kidneys to a healthy action. In cases of rheu- matism, kidney, liver and urinary troubles, it is well known specific. It also cures troubles peculiar to fe- males and in diabetes, Bright's dis ease and scrofula ft has cured where all else failed.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

"McCarthy's Mishaps' was again greeted with two full houses yesterday afternoon and night, amid much ap- plause, and the show is certainly a great success. Mir Ferguson is the same Funny Little Man" he always was, only funnier than ever. Miss St. George Hussey, Americas noted Irish character comedienne," is a drawing card. Her every appearance on the stage was greeted with hilarious shouts Brought Me Over" was the Chit" of the performance, and received encore after encore which she so richly deserv- ed. Miss Margurite Feguson's contor- tion dance is one of the most pleasing of acts. A female contortionist is rath- CT rare, and Miss Ferguson's Is better by far than any of the much lauded linen serpents.' The remaining spec ialties are very popular. Big houses are assured,
 All the favorites who became so popular in this city when Milton Aborn and his clever opera company appeared here three seasons ago, will be at the Grand opera house all next week pre- senting a repertoire of grand and comic operas, including many which have never before been attempted at popu- lar prices in this city. The sale of seats opened Thursday morning, and judging from the advance sale a high ly successful engagement will be play ed
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STATE TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.


 Helen Dow, who escaped from the Middletown insane asylum, was recap tured yesterday
 Edkard Schaeffer and Frederick Bush of Meriden have put up money enough to explore thoroughly the rocky cliffs overhanging Sunday Hook in search for gold. They are old California min CTS and are confident of success.
 Two more deaths from diphtheria in New Britain yesterday. Many people have been exposed to the infection. A strict quarantine Is being made. The public library was closed yesterday and Rev. Father Harty has closed the con- vent school, Forty-five new cases have been discovered.
 Bridgeport, Nov. 22.-Tt ' o'clock to- night the large barn owned by Heze- l1lah Elwood of Hulls Farms, three miles north of Fairfield, with it's con- tents, including horse, quantities of hay, grain and fruit, was destroyed by an incendiary fire, causing a loss of $2,50O, partially covered by insurance. There seems to be but little doubt that the fire was of incendiary origin.
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Entertainments.

The closing performances of Excel slor, Jr," will be given this afternoon and evening and judging by the sale of seats there will be one of the largest audiences of the season present at the performance this evening, This new and beautiful production has been ac- corded a lattering success in this city.
 The costumes and scenery are de- serving of especial mention. The cos tumes were manufactured by Mrs. Mary L. Bowling of New York. The orchestra is also deserving of special mention under the able dlrectorship of MT. John J. Brahams act has added greatly to the success of the production, MT, Arthur Dunn again made a great | hit last evening, as did also MT, Big low, MT. Jones, MT. Pusey and MT. Ott Miss Ida Vera and Miss Lillian Cooley are also deserving of special mention. The laughing monks are one of the many clever hits of the per | formance. Miss Vaughn received a beautiful boquet of flowers after her specialties last night. MT. Abramhs. Miss Irene Perry and Miss Mamie Cahin repeated their former successes. The charming Sisters Abbotts and the beautiful Deyo Were also accorded a warm reception. MT. Paxton, who has so ably managed the stage, also comes in for great credit for his excellent stage management.
 Minnie Maddern Fiske, formerly pop ular as Minnie Maddern, after a retire ment of five years, has returned to the stage this season with her art develop cd to degree that has astounded even the friends who called her a genius years ago. She will appear at the Fly perion on Monday evening in her new play, "The Queen of Liars" A fine entertainment is assured. Sale of seats now open.
 Interest in the Salvini engagement has been greatly augmented by the an nouncement that at the Hyperion We'd nssday, November 27, he is to present his much talked of production of Ham let on his opening night. It is said that one does not see in Salvini's assumption of the character quite so much of the philosophic breeding so common with players who tie themselves to the apron strings of tradition. but that his treat ment is passionate,rather than echolas- tic, and is characterized by an intense fervor which burns through 1t all. On Thanksgiving day matinee and evening MT. Salvini will present 'The Three Guardsmen." Sale of seats ,opnes Mon. day for all the performances.
 On Friday evening, November 29, the celebrated French comedienne and pan. tomimist Mile Jeanne May will appear in her famous impersonation of ''Pier. rot" in the musical pantomime comedy Miss Pygmalion," supported by hel own company.
 '"The Founding" with winking, danc ing Cissy Fitzgerald, will be presented next Saturday evening, November 3o
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 New Haven, November 20, 1895. { UPSTATE of FREDERICK o. LEAVEN- IL WORTH, of New Haven. in said dis trict an incompetent person.
 Upon the application of Edward B. Nun son, oonservator, praying for power and au- thority to mortgage the real estate of said incompetent person as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED said application be heard and determined at 8 Probate court to be held at NewH Haven in said district, on the27th day of November, AID. 1885, at f0o'clock in the fore noon, and that notice be gwen of the pend- place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having q circulation in said district.
 LIVINGSTON w. CLEAVELAND,
 n233t Judge.
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Must Use the Knife,
Said the Surgeon, but Dr. Kavid ken- nedy's FaVOrite Remedy was Talk
 en and the Knife Avoided.


 The Union and Advertiser of Roches- ter, N, Y., recently published the fol- lowing interesting account of how William W, Adams of l27 South avenue, that city, was saved from painful operation by the use of Dr, DavidKen- nedy's Favorite Remedy
 MT, Adams said "Three years ago I was taken with kidney disease very badly at times was completely prosuated in fact, was so bad that the day was set for the doctors to per- form an operation upon me. But decided I would not submit. l had been put In hot water baths, and, in fact, nearly every means was tried to help me. Upon the day set for the op- eration commenced the use of Dr, David Kennedy's Favomte Remedy, and from that moment began to gain, and 1t was not long before l was en- tirely cured and have had no return of the trouble since, My weight has in- creased and never was so well as I
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SOME New Arrivals !

New Jordan Almonds, large size. New Pecan Nuts, VERY LARGE. New Paper Shell Almonds.
 New White Glover Honey in lb boxes. New Malaga Table Raisins.
 New Malaga Loose Muscatels.
 New SEEDED Raisins, 1 lb packages, 1Sc per pound.
 New and big California Raisins Toe per pound.
 New Cleaned Currants.
 New and extra large Cal. Prunes, 12c per pound.
 New Layer and Pulled Figs.
 New Club House aud Pine Apple Cheese.
 Extra large Von Rossem Bros Edams, with and without foil.
 The best Vermont Dairy Cheese of- fered for sale here in 25 years.
 Some choice Factory Cheese kept by us more than one year.
 A good stock of Kennedy's Biscuits just received, all ght from the bakery. The old goods all cleaned out,
 Our Canned Goods will soon be in stock, when we shall give some figures.
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To Support Bromley.

About fifty young men met in the Sixth ward last evening and agreed to support George W. Bromley for alder man and Henry T. Norris, J. J. O'Don- nell and Charles Beltz for councilmen.
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Escape the afternoon and evening rush at Oak Hall tby buying your cloth ing there before noon.
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s6 50 for Beaver Overcoat, wool lined, silk yoke, satin sleeve lining, at Oak Hall
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Telephone, 123-4
STREET OAR TENDERS

VXAFs N OTICEis hereby given that the Railroad Com missioners of the state of Connec- ticut will ve hearing on Tuesday, Noven- Der 26th, 1895, in Room 10 and Il, City Hall, at 1l:l5 o'clock a. m. to all persons interested upon the petition of the City of New Haven for an order requiring all street railway companies operating cars upon the streets of said city to equip their cars with suitable lenders for the public safety.
 Attest: RICHARD F. LYON,
 Gitx Clark
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

CROWLEY-ln this city, Nov. P, lS0S, Wil- llam Crowl y, at his late residence, 99 st' Joan street. Notice of funeral hereafter. Suddenly, on Thursday morn ing, Nov, 2l-t, aC the resi- enoe Of her son- in-law, Thomas F. Rowland, No, 829 Madison Charles lradey, In the sith year of her age. Burial at Evergreen cemetery, New Haven, on Saturday, the 23d instant. CarriageHs wil be in waiting at the N, r., N. Il, x II.
 RR. station for relatives and friends on ar- rival oi the train duo in New Haven at l;iO D. m, Kindly omit flowers. stt
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City of New Haven, Nov. 2s. 1895. n23

I suffered terribly from roaring in my head during an attack of catarrh, and became very deaf, used Ely's Cream Balm and in three weeks could hear as we'll as ever. "A. E. Newman, Graling. Mich
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CATARRH.

= ELY'S CREAM BALM Opens and Cleanses atlon, Heals tn Sores, Protects the Membrane from Colds, Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell The Balm is quickly absorbed and gives relief at once. A particle Is appled in- to each nostri and is agreeable Price 50 cts at druggists or by mail. ELY BROTHERS, ThSaTu&w 56 Warren street. New York. COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS YEsHE Committee on Nominations will meet X in Room If, City Hall, on Tuesday, November 26 1895, at 500 p. m.. for the pur- pose of considering the petitions of various persons for appointment as special con- stables.
 All persons interested in the foregoing are hereby notified to appear and be heard there- on without further notice.
 Per order, CONRAD J. RABANUs,
 Chairman. Attest: EDWARD A. STREET n23 St Assistant City Clerk.
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CHAS. II. BROMLEY, M New and Old Violins for sale. Repair- ing speciality. Bows rehaired. Instruction given on the Violin Terms moderate.
 s4tf 253 ORCHARD ST., New HavenOt
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WANTEn-
WANTED.

NEW HAVEN EMPLOYMENT ( FFlCE, 126 Court street. Best help and NJ best situations. n2 2St MRS. BABE.
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WEEKLY SALE

nF horses, etc.. Bishops stable, 39 George NJ. street, Saturday next November 23, at 2 pm. A number of general purpose horses, carriages, etc, will be sold without limit or reserve. n22 2t
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FORTY RENTS, HOUSES flats, stores. offices, barns, etc. l1 Call for printed list.
 JOHN T. SLOAN. u23 It BPS Chapel street,
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FOR RENT.

N NICE furnished front alcove room all EA Improvements.
 n23 2ts 65 OLIVE STREET.
 WE FIND THE BEST PIANOS A Clintons, IA o24 2St r CENTER STREET.
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mftsGellaMenYtH.

IF YOU WANT A FIRST GLASS DIANO, buy the Bradbury, E. L CATLIN. oS If 643 Chapel street. x
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LOST, DY an old man of 80 pass book with own ID CTS name on book and containing a sum of money Lost either in City bank or on crossing Chapel street to opposite side of same. and getting into wagon at o'clock November T. Finder liberally rewarded by leaving same with
 n.31t' TELLER, CITY BANK.
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eta. Motion TO scl aside default o.,
me te ondaut Petit objected 90.
Argued aud motion allowed.
Harry j. COChrano vs. Hsnpr Young
OF a. Decree OF foreclosure.
i. Nj. Eilefteck Va john o.. M daley
TAI Hearing on order 90 SNOW cause
set Tor fuUuary Let, tue stockb1Idprs5
meeting 20 bee adjourned pending tbe
same. nc was Iutiutr ordered Uy the
court that uIl matters herein remain
10 H1tu quo until suoh hearua has
taken place; nothing but the ordinary
business 60 be transacted; also that the
pending purchase OF Leaf, Dire plant,
ETC., he held iu allegiance. Exception
taken.
National Bank Of the Republic va
Hyfum Gr gsItck, Motion OF plaintiff
Tor the appuluim 'ut Ola referee argue 4.
and sustained aud an exception taken.
Tue court viii make the appointment
la the event oi the pat,ies falling 90
make selection.
Sarah QuAylc Va j.. w. Reese ul aI.
Dismissed without prj dler.
MARY Scheil Va Henry w. Brown,
auminiaiiaioL Judgmuu, as prayed.
NAIUHALIzEu.
frederick Haschsr, a German, nov
% salt Lake, was admitted 20 citizen.
1hip,
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Garden tity Notes.

Mrs. w. q. A. suuut Jr., OF Sugar
House waTI, is visiting relatives anu
friends IN this city.
The maFquumdc ball given lac. oy n.
Ing Ia Tho Olem house WaH we'll
attended, and thoroughly enjoyed ~
the Participate.
Judge X ng opened court this after.
noon TO hear some informal motions.
The grand aud potit jurors Tor the
February term were also drawn.
Hrber G.. Fralhefstous, aged 81. Of
American Fork, and CelcstiA Brown,
30, OF Lohl, have received n marriage
license.
The teachers ami students OF tho %.
y. Academy gave a reception laut
night In honor OF Or. X. q. Mleser.
Last "wednesday was tue venerable
gentleman's 67Iu 1ir.ldCy, anu the f1.
CeptiOu was iu commit mIration OF that
event the occasion Wss one long 20
10 remembered by those who were
fortunate enough Go attend. Dr.. MuCstF
was presented With photograph Of
himself iu % large aud beautiful iTamu.
Surrounding the puatpgfaph were the
autographs OF Hll tho teachers aud
students, making ,Hr picture a unique
and appropriate souvenir OF the O7lu
hnuiytIHTy 90 hIs blIth,
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Novel aud Entertaining.

The "Carniya" TO 30 given az the
Twentieth ward assembly rooms Fri.
day evening, January 20, for the beue-
10 Of tho Sunday school aud =. J.. NJ.
j. A. promises 10 be- "a grand success.
The committee IN charge are working
WIN vim and energy, anu Judging
ifum tho Interest being unaffected by
the people, together with the variety
OF attractions g. b0 provided, tho
Carnival Will Boo both novel aud enter
tanning. Besides high Glaze concert
"Natutu's WOndurlaud-tnu West"
VIII Dr. Illustrated uy the sloTt0ptlCun
by g.. r.. Savage.
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A Tour Of the County.

Owing to the requests from different
parts OF the county for immediate 70.
pairs Of roads, tho ueleotmen have de-
cided To mako q tour OF the county anu
personally inspect the condition OF tar
loads. lu oruer 10 make the rNpeurr
az light 49, possible they have DIVIDED
rho county into three distr.ciI eacl
takiug one district. Another object 10
The y.rit is 10 ascertain the number ni
bua,uess houses OF all kinds 300 the
o1uaty that should come under lhr
Ilceuso ordinance, amt 30 any tio ao-
inr business Without a hcuusr 10 iu'
slruut toe sheriff 60 az once enter sun
npainst such parties In order mat lhg
ths Interests OF legitimate business
houses and the common good " the
county may 10 propery psoIec'ei'
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A LARGE NET FULL.


Deputy mlrshsls AMI bhlils
swooped down upon the Questionable
house lold Of Gu.sie "Bla o-Foote, "in
Commercial street, shorly before last
midnight and landed the principal and
eleven VI her female "boardersD In
custody. The complaint hal been
died Ia Commissioner NcNaily's court
by Attorney Barlow Ferguson during
the evening and on TINS warrants VI
arrest were iBsuuI,
The allegations against Mis-. "Blako.
Fuutu" art That she has been Keeping
disOrIefly house, aud selling liquor
without license, otc. Tho deieuuautg
were ordered 10 plead a. . pm. tod y.
AZ that hour this afternoon, hav Oh.
been brought down from the peuiten-
larry, the aolenIHuis were atraisusd
and plead hot guilty. Tho hearing
sat fOr lhursIay next and the bonus
fixed.
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PROVO.


Special % ne Daua NEus.
Provo. UAl, Jan. la.-Thc follow.
Ing grand nud p,tt jurors for the
February term were drawn DO the FIr.r
li6'ric' court t11sy. Tho vrnIfu I. De-.
,uruaulo on the third Moud y iu Feb.
Iuary.
Gland iur1g-Hugh H.. Sslnbro,
Monroe, J.. a, Hammond, Bun; Fiuu
r. Lymon. OAK Cso-s; James a.
G.0veles,, Provo Bcu,U; William rs.
Smith, EluNq HIH; ~, EruufsgnrI,
sterling; "a. ". F.0tc, Nopb; Horace
Newell, Moab. Hyrum 8iNr- Lake.
view; Wm. q. hHnEs, Charleston;
Chester NF0uEur snuisqur; John
Sterling; WIN, r. Mny, Nnuhi; Zsnos
quu, Reuben FfTulwuTth, kIcude. ;
john Reid, Mauu, A. j. Mcpusv,
Eureka; James Rooney, Helper
Pcul lut1u-Huuur pftgc Ncrua f;
James NIukuis, NgIhH; {. T.. Flemnur,
Cumming, Huuer CITY; W. d..
II bninH. S'uNqpin, Joseph Oar.
TN, Nepn; j. g.. Peter
Scipiu; Ouou Hail, Mountain UtIi;
Daviu HunaEeT, Midway; Wan. Mst.
calf Guuuisou; Phillip Dash, FAygttr;
George A. Wilson, EursEu, a. ~.
voorhees,, MaynBIl; Samuel AshDy,
Lake Shore, Joseph ", Cuatr-, L1ui;
Henry a. kraruus, Guuu48u,
Jonathan Buckley, Provo, j..
II. Moore, IT,, Spring Lake;
John Williams, Lake View; Jonu 49,.
Phillips, saliuaj ID och Burton, sc.
phij Leonard RIluins, Sriplu; Junu
Chapman, Nopui; George W. Jatqpts,
pl9yg; Potter Duuuuu, Wuuuaua;
Christian Audgurn, Fillmore; Ray.
mouJ Bachmau, Provo; Ira n. Hiuck.
ley, FILLMORE.
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The ease OF L.. W. Singer
VI the SAT- Lake Copper Manu-
hCtuhug company engaged Chief
Justice Mrtlu'a attention Ur a short
time. Tho pialnliils herein aBE that
au uurrCDrdtI uuUl OF trust securing
pr0missOTy notes 10 the amount Of
100000 DO adiudged prior to the re-.
corded deed VI uuH ln which the
trustee 10 A Hauauur
Judge Dey ,Doy & 5,reeD on the
part OF certain uelouuanls, applied 60
nave the hearing on Tho uriof 90 show
Causo taken up iDrthwithj but AttoT-
uey Il. l., Williams announced that
the plaintiff vas not ready to proceed,
ho being now ON bis way here from
Chicago.
Judge Dey thought that the whole
matter could DO dispusud Of on one
question OF law, 10 thrn said that
llT. singer had a 10 pcHdsH5 which,
uu lusinted, would prohibit him, anu
au Injunction was not needed,
Mt. Williams declared that the hear
log would consume one day rs least,
aud the most important witness Wa
NV absent. The sale, mo sui, de-
'trted by the restraining order was
postponed with the consent OF tue uo-
inuuAnts before lhB Temporary inlunc-
uOn was issued.
Judge Dey said the claim was Tor
s-5, 900 anu the rs pCUd'u8 conferred
10000 worth OF property.
MI NpuCOtt remarked. however,
that plaintiff was Interested Ia this 10
the extent OF $4,000 only II the
validity Of no uutrUOrlUd deed ui
trust were established ~ would call Tor
the sum Of 100000.
Judge Marshall, NJ counsel for The
inlcTven0rb, urged a HptcIy heatlnr,
Iue plaintiff claim was for s20,uuO
only, he said, anu the hOldurs Of tue
$4,000 included IN the uufocoIdod
deed Of Trust were in opposition To
him,
After some further talk Judge Merritt
liked thu hearing Tor Saturday next
SIfCELLANEOUs.
Martin J. Backelt ct vi vs. Francis
MCDOnnld ct nj. Default and decree OF
foreclosure. Attorney leo of slOO al
lowed.
Ruul Ensign vs NJ. *, Parsons ct
al, Same order. AGl0rney's leo al
lowed $40.
Jeyumr IS. Paxton ct al v. the Pslro
Mining Go. Ordered that the clerk
amend description OF property herein
10 cumplaiuL hudlnga and dcurtc'
w, H.. ID ugiu6g otRi " Goo. A, Alder
al al. OrdtT entered giving tnu plnlu-
va thirty duyF additional time 10 llo
statement on motion Tor % new trial
Stephen Hays vs. n, TrewhelR al all
Default, Judgment anu decree.
Syms UAh Grocery Go. vs. II. j..
Mclaughlin & 90. Motion Tor leave
To make the testimony IA THIS court a
pirt VI the bin Of exceptions on appeal
lAeen under udvisemuni.
Wallace, simuin q Co, va Il. j..
Mclaughlin d 90. Same order.
samuel E. Vance W. IL. u, Kinney
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Public Reception.

A public reception for ladies and
gentlemen viii Ho uoid at the residence
O.. Mrs. a. W. MaCune, No. 30 West
south Temple street. 1u Monday oven.
iug next, mona the hours Of Two I'm
.rvsu, ilr The Iurpuso Of assisting 10
fai-ing money 70 de'r0y the OK poua. b
n the lady uclegRte from Utah, who
viii ehurly leave this city 10 attend
the ~. a. w. 3. A. convention at A..
lauln. Georgia, ord the National Coun.
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TuscarOra Unlcers.

The Tusohroara society held its an.
uual business meeting last night and
elected the following ulcers 10 serve
ior the ensuing term: Grand s8uhem,
l'isner 3. Harris; senior sycamore, o..
w. Powers; biz MEDICINE man, Henry
n. Ball; keeper OF wEmpum, lsidote l..
Welsh; board Of Bagumogcs, A. n. Glib.
SOP, j. lt. LetoheT, W. II. Bird, A. q.
Ewing, a. G. Norrgll, William Me-
Queen, Henry Barnes, o. T.. Arnold
anu T.. ]. Moran.
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Gil rf Women 3D. hs held in Washing.
Ton, ID. G.. The nfsi meeting Will TO-
hold ON the 8lst inst. ana the second
on the l7th proxim5. An effort VIII.
be- made TO secure large attendance
u the reception. The nominal Hfwi..
sion Zee of ton cents will bo charged.
There will bo the best OF Wusic, vocal
snI instrumental, during the entire
fpreUtlUu.
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Annual Reunion.

a gnad bail viii be given by u. O..
M. ]. employees at Chrisiousuu's dane.
INK academy on "Wednesday evening,
January 20. 1895, u being the occas iou
OF their annual reunion. There 10 no
doubt but an enjoyable Time viii be-
had
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Associations deslrluc lectures should
apply to Young Br5f. 40. Us East
Temple street, where thuy utu have 10
choice OF ltC.urtrs ana HuU'.Hi4. D.
not delay iu avalling ynuu,ivos of this
opportunity. j. ~. fIir
n. E. NousO,
4. 81. EAUuLLy.
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COMMERCIAL.


tALI LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
rOiRy'a c.eaglur house eKcnauges
amounted TO SlGJ 4i2. 5,ml day last
year, s2lO,bI5. Wook's cluariugs,
slgOl, U7s. Same woek last year,
81, 4JT 40.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Y0rk.-sNyar go; lead, s8.Ugl.
London.-silvor -
ORB ANp BULLION,
Wells, FarsoG O.. received today.
Penn. bullion, $500.
McCoruics g. o.. received today:
Silver and lead ores, So 100.
H.. N. Juu-. g. O., received today:
Ous, g43JJ; bullion, $4,000. Total,
$500,