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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

ssnHIprg sALH,r ~ y1Rrpn on 4
fcc}rd, viii 50 Sxpo I'd g pnbl Il SsisSE
! the Court Houset On MafEet street ~
nc city Of wiiminston, New Castle
THE 18th Day Sa F 81 ASs551xEhsssnn. ,ss.
At Z o'clock b. M, ~
the following described real estate, Wit
Az those two certain pieess O. parcels Of
State OF Delaware. bounded and described
No. j. With the dwelling house thereon
erected being No. eos Church street. be-
ginning on the westerly side OF Church
from the southerly side OF Curlett street.
thence westerly and parallel with said
and parallel with SAID Church street i
feet finchess thence easteriy parallel with
side Of Church street; thencs thereby
northerly II feet 9 Inches to the place Of
NJ l, with the dwellins-house thereon
erected. and known as No, 722 Curlett
curist sress 4 ne "a essancs fess
westerly from the westerly side Of Church
street; thence westerly along said side Of
Curlett street II feet inches: thence
southeriy. parallel with said Church street
e curIesi strees II feet inches; thence e
northerly parallel with said Church street
sGs feet to the southeriy side Of Curlett
street and place OF beginning.
/. Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Samuel A. Cook and to be
PAUL GILLIs. Sheriff.
6heriff,s ofiice, Wilmington, Delaware
October 20. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

Vim. n. Dickson, Clerk Of the Peace OF
Kent County. will receive proposals for
building a bridge of either wood or iron
across the Choptank river, 1856 feet long,
10 feet wide. IL = pan ami banisters on
oach eide. Specifications may DO seen in
the Levy Court room at Dover. by any one
who wishes to prepare a bid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN II. 4.
T5METAIBL Llsl EFgEoT Sept "a. ,sss


TN. wier. Filth aud King streets.
ts fhe place to buy. Come on ladies and see
iAc coffee we sell for 80 cents a pound. You
can't get anything like II In this city and our
belfast tea at 60 cents pound Is tho tea AZ
one lady said. II you want good tea or good
coffee you've got 10 30 10 Wier to got H.
New and picked lima beans the finest you
ever saw. Zoe a quart. New red kidney beans
SC quart; these are nne. Did YOU ever use
tn emf Have sou seen the new white corn
meal roller cream. akc pound. This Is very
nice. Try IT, We havd fine new California
plunes, pounds for e5 cents These are tue
hnest to he had. Here IL something new In
this Inc of gods cherry prunes. aud they
are handles You come aud see what they
LOOK like. New npr'oois. pounds for CSC.
This is low for these goods. Extra fine new
raisins, big soft ones pounds for rs cents.
This is a bargain. Fancy new ra sins, never
had nicer. pounds for 70 cents Very nico
new California peaches pounds for rs cenia
New gold medal cleaned currants cents 4
package, These are tho best Al the dried
fruit this yeaf is tino In fact lner than il
ever was before. Its not all In yet but as INST
as II cones we'll have II better and lower
than anybody else Good butter and fresIl
ezss att NJ. WlER's. Fifth and King stgeesa
nl-hts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

kR1PP. tho Cannon King OF Germany,
has set aside 1000. 900 marks as q fund
for the benefit of his employees. Iu adj
dition 10 thls.he gave on Sedan day 100
marks TO each OF the l. $50 veterans Of the
war Of 1870 working for him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04
DROP IN FLOUR.

Pilsbury Best, &C per bag. 81. n per barrel.
Jones Hungarian 100 per bag. ..4. " per Dbl :.
Golh Medal, sac per bag, $40 per barrel.
Cream Of Wilmington. 2ec per big, st.i0 Dbl
Clifton hilla flour, 200 per bag, 81 90 per bbl.
Our Standard, 2bc per bag. SKIS barrel.
Queen oil the Pantry. $40 per bag. sa65 q Dbl.
n. j. MEREDITH
Sixth and Madison Streets.
barrels returnabla Teisphons 90. osJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

~@-- - ? = ~. 80 ssse-- 2s4aHA -
PHILADELPHIA VIII AslNoToN 4
bAkTtM06E RAIN DAD.
iNEFfEUr MAY " i015
Trains Wy lssys wnm,ngsen y 1,llsns1
30 .' ga. w s.ss 1919. e
u si Is "a gs ~ "a ~ "a IS = -
ss se 2ss sss sss ~ "a az sb IN = 4
!ss sss HUI SeI II q, 4. IA Z q: la
asd sSs "a q sos sS Ss z sos mo- m
F % NM MN 70 YS.s ss' NJ Ia go t tS ~, ~ 8
Fcf Boston without osanss iaiT ; -
Tor the South Southern Railway ~.
press, ~ p, M. sisepers to Memphis and
For Nsst Chester. via Lamskla. IN :
yss Nss mi c.a.ss ana ia.srmsdl.s.
s' haisinoss ss and s. M va ~ q M se
~ sas' a. Y Ut. ~ : : = : saa
R. s$ 20 -: "a lsi;s-ss'-'' s'A'''''
Leave rnilsdsIphia. bsoaa Ftssst a,
ssi WI s.5s s Sij ~ I'LL dla ~, sS M, rs
"a ssiss%e%sSsSs.'sisaa e. ~ III ~ "a N
SUNDAY IEAINss
For Philadelphia (eypressl, III. - ~
"a ,Iss' T. IL !: =. 4: I'll 4. =
e. Sa':,ts I' f Il; ~ rs IL rs Isl "a IA
and s.c6 y. m.
a. s sT re 81: s,sG is E en- M n. 'ais "a
For New York. I57. zs5. 40. z, $50. "a.
g.ls. 1905, li.t5 m; Isl. ao5, Ao6. so. s.s2
$50. $50. 1877. e.f2. and lo.3S p. M
For Boston. without change. go ,. n
For the south--soutasrn Railway Ex.
press, 10 p. ns., slsepers % Memphis ana
For West Chester. via I4amokin. sH =
bsitimSrs ana wsshinstcn. ssA soa
go ?. m; and I, L IA LII night.
Haiti@ors. and intermediate stations
Leave Phiieds1phia, Broad street. for
Wilmington texpressl. $50, 7.2a. Ills. n.se
q m; liz, ~, :, S x ssS; 49, ssA n.ie
1850 a0i EE 3 W. siSs b sPs 3 r. r.
ais, Us. Isl D. n. and ii.i9 night.
E EFT swf fsr Bower ri & m ana p
mar. SIS. ll;0s = m. "a ?; M, i2;ol nlaht
40 p. m.
Express for wyoming, e5s :. m.
Comfort aud Norfolk. ti.os a m. and i2oi
~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
s csps es cssi 81 Old P PoG Go%foas
and Norfolk. l2.0l night
eminR, Eelton. Harrington. Rrldgeyilla
esaford. Laurel. and Dslpzar. R.ot night.
cD Congressional I4smited Expiess
trains. compos cd entirely OF Pullman VeB-
thule, Parior and Dining Cars. No extra
cl Limited Express trains. comp csed 81
Pullman vestibule Parlor Cars. yonubulo
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car Ne
extra fare. ftla1
For further Information passengers are
q. M. PREVOBT, r. r. WOOD,
General MANAGER. General Peas. Ag+
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

ZION sALE-A special bargain. CORNER
II property iu perfect order. W 18th ali mod
ern improvements, must be seen to be appre-
ciateu, clear OF all incuinberance, owner will
take INST mortgage to suit purchaser 0
rooms and bath. Papered throughout and
an excelont heater could be converted into
drug store. with little expense. good loea-
interest and save thousand dollars Il has
been done. Apply TO Charles W. Good,nR
Sth and Madison streetR a2a-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04
B. & 0.
Schedule 10 efrss1
Oct. 20. l3sA

aAAi SSE 'i pEPoT. EAST bound.
All ip trains Illuminated with Pintzsli
NEw yoR s 3 xssss.k-days, 2: :se q :,ss
' sew Wy 9oRR, suRR 3; az; 500 $40 .lois
.l1SS a mi ss9f 'Ss safw WIN; oqRrH
rfi ASb tcrHtlEtsTNuT sTkEETs.l
Week days, .s0s DO SO $50, ~. g g.
lao .i.5s, '2.2o, 'sOs, S.2S, ass. '5.s2' $50.
a m isio Is ;Ss ss ss .ss .s s s
fi ailEfsAph RsRk 81 sGE YEEEggg,n AND
weekdasa A. .sSs 49, sd $50, .loic. .ioss
a s % ss .s ~ P . % .n.as a. M; .ss
cRHEsTER. weekdays. .scs. $50, $40.
.7.s0, 7.45, $50. '9l5. 'lol6, slos5, lilo an;
Is4O .i;59, 40. s,25. Aus. .5.s2- $50. 'I.s2.
W clH II ii Il :" sundays. .aos. as, $50.
si0ls. sii.sb am; 1910. 40. 4.55, $50, $50.
IA xsa4E rs Il z cry b r. weekdays .so a.
M 'is2Is .L5s. 's.Os p. m. sundays, rs
CAPE NAY. weekdays. $40 a, M; Its
p M suhaa WNEs sf' s & uli
RA 75s !sis GAP a wAsE 5 .SS7 ass
.1.03, .6.25, se.i2, $50 's6s p nj.
sundays. .4sO LOS 's;is a m; 'i25s. '2.u7.
So B.At III S;fs XSp SS WY E STATIONS.
n .IsSs sSs :.o, Ell "a; = : .sss
HI. .iss5p a g. sasd:gs s 49, os 's ss y l. M
dhPP & x .sss m M "a + n daily. 3.
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. 'l25s and
SE Il o ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tanooga, $50 z. m. daily. Through
slsssfPSsGG s s. Esw ACCOMMODATIONS 100
a. m; soS, 7s5 p. m. daily. lilo p. m. daily
't IlNp SESasf;a ACCOMMODATIONS.
week days, 5e2. 1871 q. m: LBS, 5.25 .. N.
TRAINS LhA sTAr MAENET STREET
For New York. weekdays. AIS ?. IN.
sq For Rshisd ie b weekdays, .sso a. M
I220, 2o5. 800. SIS s.45 p. m. Sun
days, '7,2S a. M; 2.o5. .5.i5, 80 p. m.
For Pittsburg and Chicago. daily.
For baltimore. weekdays. $50 a, M;
1925. 800, '5,l5 p m. Sundays. q sis pm.
days. $50. 1920 a. M; 2.O5. 5.15 y. m. SUM
days sy as a pti nj az a. P. p n mvrNrv
EouRTH AND CHESTNUT sTnEETs)
:, Weekdays y 10 30 q s IL 81 80 isss
NJ, ais, .s.i5. '5,h, 6. $50. '74S, 's2s.
~ ssS ~ ;; i; is ...5. s.,. mi ri.
iRAJ 1fl0 fqd e. B crwpnrr
AND MARKET sTREETS)
p. m; sundays $50. '7.55 a. m; s7,27 pm.
Rates to Western points lower than via
any oth sr, Inc. ,.., pa. -.
R. B. CAMPBELL. General Manager,
UITtT n n 1y.A ANN N.,Ntp.. rt,, \,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

Il TTEN EloN--Psraons dealrIng pura drugs
II and Chemicals or whaling sieir prs.
scriptionn or private receipts carefully CONS
pounded with pure materials should 90 20
the drug stors Of II; 4. nRiHGHJhsFs. No.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

C1NGiNG School for Ladies' and gentlemen
~ every Thursday evening; also private
uper month. j. =. CLYMER.
o21-IGte
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

TEE officials of p. W. q b.. II. Il. made q
tour OF inspection over The road.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

sHEprFF,s sAI,E.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ 81 Levari Faoias 10 me directed
win be exposed to public sale al the
Ten n anS s,s o streets IN tSe eitY
OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
nelaware
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1886
al O'clock D. M.
Ali that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land with a three5story brick dwelling
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
BeRjnninE al a point on the westerly
de q treet E y and
street; thence along said side Of Madison
westeriv paraiIei with Eighth street IS
feet 10 Morrow street as feet wide):
IN s,siss and thence easterly parallel
with Eighth street IS feet 10 the aforesaid
side or Madison street and place OF begin
ming be the contents thereof yhst they q,
street forever. =
Seized i and taken in execution as the
property OF Emma n, Al, Beeson, o, surviving 5
Hor'sasor anu p prAt III GitTIS sher,n
oetoper ~ 1880 ---
sI4ERIrFos sAI.E.-pY VIRTUE OF A
WI, De exposen " pu9n s,r sac az eae
Tenth Rnq Eleyen,h streets, e me s,iy
Delaware an r,,rsnAy
r,,,, ,o.. NV IN -SSyDDxieeErhtprp ,oas
THE izth ~ DA > III EgV E ~ 1870
the io,owimg asselieea peei T iana,reni
said city Of o Wilminston,, bounded and de-
serinea a. Ioiows' 20 VII; ~. no.,h.r,v
BeglnnmnB az pony On tne nortnerly
s ~ q lniIteehtn street ~ aistance oi
u Ieet ilcnes eAsterly iIonl tne easter,y
rue ~ tma a, M sttest, ,nenvS Hor.neIy
corSer. thence easteriy napaliei viii,
Thir,eenth street Il feet to another cor
nSri tnence soutnery paIaiiel VIII
and thence thereby westerly u feet % the
P,ssce OF Desrlii,ns' pe the contenss thereoi
WI" ssix. tne sra tslen IN exaou,,or a. N.
property OF George Washington Thomas
mortgagors and It's and 70 be sold sold BY By
PAuh GlLLIS. Sheriff.
Sheriff. once, wilmington. Delaware,
oe,0psr -, z lsss - ,,,7,.,,,,, =,
s VIII sMLE-s Fao,s niHT ~ OF al.
rected viii he exnosed 10 n,,b,,c safe III
the Cnurt Uo,,se ~, Msrtst streef he
the nitv ~ Wtin,,ne,nn aw Tsstia
courtv' Deta ware
rt.E ,o,, nv AZ MnVEstpEp 1905
AHs A-'" ~ o,c,nct y Z, = Df1''' i0a''
Tho ,o,Iox,ne deacrihed rssi ss,ate viz.
LII IN h,,iid,nns ,boraon irso,ad s,,,nta
~ tha "a" 9aiS citw ~ Wiisnington omndsd
and iescribed a. Solinws 10 vii. S'"''NSN
intersection S 9f ne sostns,riy s sac II Sec
an street, thenca aiong ssld s,ds ~ ~ Har-
riaan street southerlv a feet Ia a ~ STAKE.
u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04

sHERIFF,s sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
OF Wilmington, New Castle county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10
'itI onTirs.

CHICAGO, Aul. ln.--L.ckgat' ll'u
Is Uu uur. A rrtcial lfOu with I've
vrs'r-s lHi' 'ur tu~.e col. afternoon.
a. 1890 q. ni,, Uusiutss srb twenty.
iru u,us't hud ivuu tufu'd The
fsu ftartul % ll34Nr,Hi, Hud owing 60
'Hr iHus M voter HUI rvurytuiuH N..
fHr Jfy, H.f..| u.I'y, Tive LOO lrt.
i..uH 80 l..-' were ,I-t lnp Wi.i,
Ywu is'..mu..
E.fEnHD ifrf.uy i.u roof 10 .hu
ihDDDr plrtu. Uri.r accidentally
.A.Iau tho hTy WhiuU 800 o. few minutes
NrG nry uuu c'ulrHl. J.l'rt wa yl.lHI
uu los Itll. A $50 i...o uu.yuu,yI
e. 10 uriu. ,sltb.tu o.. Chicago Hss
taco tau,u ur... ls.gan1,a Dr. BIZ Wa
Cnur.y, li., 900 Iht uis ul.Iu 30 cauDt
'uu hta DO ly.uIfu.u or uuuu' 5000 40
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clts. lie WIS brought l,fo from Milan
ard piycs bic usmu W. Waiter Rllrfs.
n says his home To- iu San francisco
EheuCs ne nofu r. o. marEAblr fNst
run, often A,tainiur Aspect % ninety
miles Du hour Ho sruufs nearly all
hs time iniita:ius the noises HttUuJa {
thes,aHIuRu W uIi topping railroad
train. Every sound HIH movement he
produces win slAI.''r. ii .r.Ity Co uc.
tsilt. When the officer found him he
waHou the ral'tUa1 tack puI rom hs
action was Just gntiluG up steam. SION,
Dee saij, II Was time Co Start aut ordered
the fireman TO nlI tho tank with water
Aui the tender WItu cal, Initiating
rv0ry net rtr'ecily. fhcn hp UnllrI
Cut the lever, started the irgiu uuning
M iasi that % Ehs necessary Co bead
him ~ with r horse. hIH whistle Tor
"iHvu bra og" cav be- hoaFI ct = gruat
stance. He sb'uti7 you're oij. ~
BE- believed the name o.. % ah ug Ho
gives nre both false hai ,hr UiiicafH Hr,
anxious W Know from whence bt
rfmU.
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RESIDENCE RUINED.
House 90 -. Be-. H.Js., IJ.D,.j UaM.
eyed 80 O. lut,. M tdy
Nai,rmiHs.

This marnIrg az d .'Hrrb iHo ocou.
psr,. a' tho trrs ruI.,rrr belonging
.a eel. -. E M.gss 10 Canyon road
an.y. lrirI s'r..iu,re .iguf.rf ny o.
t;rmr I..s fnw u' va,rI upfYrgluu
40 %, t.u uurj'.l., curupr o.. the
n.uso. Ir,y n,grr,l.uri ih.t It was
'gw i,r Cfy wp,m'In AfI try
'uI ~iiu,uuluut o. WI.oswufas W.
u.tr,d,
The " HHrwbHturuoI 90 "a. fhu brirr
'uHlF. 90 f.' e. .uf- ,.r H.usn bod
.rtU rIU..H. Eu.u,I H.U goo iuHrhiipu b.
'nfH.J DO Want. Loo" water fsu
.rfUufu '." yard 'uIU the F.ad uu4
..Hr l.'. cay tu.l.
EIr .Hutr D., tult over lG.iuch
u.u vul.n carrie, inrt ui cay
'ivtN NH. ., ard ne tIruyhliur 10 g..
u Vol Ken rluc, ,he gravel uur"T
l"g l.HuUH Hs 90. ,.I Cd. the bald.
iug VI. uavy 90 lc Fem wei, mn p
gtrHt Et.u.i Of wafl VIII be- &C..
oHsHu,t % rpirg lhr house. A. u
u, c'r'A w the s,.U u tho WRll hue
been OloUri.
The whole supply Of water from tho
canyon has bern smut 30 aud tue
wafer Will not ue turned in until the
3 pr N trpNiIel, W ,i,h viii lfDuauy hv
tumuttuw uight, Uult then tao north.
eF'ioru part ~ the city rns uuiy n
small supply which comts II M Emi.
grafton All parirN's canyon slfuam,,
roe sptiuklIng # tho street. nss been
stopped nnd every IN u ~ LeIBg maur
20 kvrp all suppliri with at l-at
enough water TOT culinary nnd drlul-
ing pufpU'e-.
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MARROW EaCArr.
War Bclwcsn tue Tnitsd states nnd
japan barely ANrrtcd,

WAsiiiNGroN, ID. g., Aus J.-tn
The ov,lt uf war between Rupiia gfi
japan, thu United States may huI Hef.
SER uu unwilling tsriN, unieas Jansu
retreats from position which 70 a..
sumed tOwAtI TIE United 5iatys dur.
ing tho progtcs8 u tho last war win
China. II IL not generally known
that lutt before tito declaration OF
nfmlst'rr, which preceded tue sigma
turc OF the treaty Of peace, an Issue
had been Drawn between tuo United
States ami Japsn that threatened 10
lead n actual hgsilltius between tho
two countries, AMI that a hostile clash
wac perhaps only aveTisd ny tue con.
cluniou Of the IhinUse war. This
.rsuo arose through the sssrriiYu Ivy
lhr japanese Ru lur.il-s " the tIgUt W
rHl al American VbtHH ], A. 10, ~
they chO.e, ~ take from Der any Chi.
neae or nuy enemy they nigh. nnl,
even though they were hat Uasaungufp,
Our minister promptly tsniaI tho OK.
ittence Of such rights on the part ~
= COMPLIANT, sud not COrres p0udunCc
eusued. Tne japanese infested on thtif
right, and even when MI Dun reminded
them that the Uni Cd 4 atss hal gone
TO war with Great Britain on iIst this
issue, and forced tue abandonment Ut
any claim 10 such q !lght, They GC.
iuscd 10 abAlo their pfstSngions Que Joi,
though the minister iutimatol that tho
first assertion Of such Tight would be
regarded by the United state. A. Eu
uBtriendly act, and therefore likely to
lead 10 war.
The matter progressed 10 that peril
GUS state that when Admiral Carpenter
was about To escort an American meTch.
ant steamship out OF japanese port
10 prevent her detention by the Japp.
nese, the latter. II Is said, gave order,
To TIC shore batteries at thU mouth OF
the hatbor TO Ire upon the Americas
naval yet'ols II they attempted 10 do
10. This fact came out after the con.
0lusion OF the afmistioe, which forum.
atvly occurfel al just this point In tho
sotiatiOne, thereby preventing an Ia.
cidsnt that would certainly have re-
suited In war, but the significant point
Ia that tue Japanese nave steadily
chung TO the same contention, promising
sUTlous trouble in the eyonl VI another
war In the East.
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BY A TURKISH MOB.
Attack on th3 American School al
IlSus, Asia HllOL
aEPCR5UlrrWgpiN WASHINGTON
The ~. Olas.td Investigated With a
\irW 90 1,pipmauc cor.
tal,HIs,Cg.

WASH 900. ST., - e.. Aug. 10 --lh.
tl...s ,,.tusy r.ay received the
f1iluN 20 jelor.sp % I've 60 The
s.lsas uprl be A"af'ttt SCHOOL iu
Iaru,, Ava M.a.g "Isl"m9sa,
h,e.- 4 p,.u t,tlrs,l a., pa4'iiGfi.
,ule ~ lst1s a strong 90. 'r.rnm 60
Minister rorFin i- imp'r4uy'iy a.Hcl.
cory. tsiglei) Alexander s.y..aas,
81 Syun Charles street"
Tue siFutf u gproieisor ,' Co.,
town university and hroihy, ~ 70.
Christie, attached TO the s,. Tanl
institute. The secretary ptompHy
'elrstaphci Minister Tcrfill dlftcuu,
him 70 irqulrc into the mailer ail
rgl OFT u the Department.
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wAsuiNGIoS, Aug, D. The fsroti
Of the mihtTsi TBsDutsts now lg'Ug
issutd by the gtolul teal sutyry giyss q
snort account u Rnum0oy as pitu.
uum. IL siys that AEgmsuisi utss
have have neen found 81 s.uW9rr .'
tue Western sisteB, chiefly iH 40, r'
sas, California, Idaho, Myu.su., Ne
vada suI Unh. itis usually i.aHI b.
the form 81 nsuiphide, ugl ulsf ,.....s
OJmbiuod with iron, uIpgvr sol Ivat.
The project o' tue JIEtG States I s.
risen rum go tons iu iss-tl .yJ 's.s m
1891, vG.ulI " SO. .J. y uly sac
puufo supI.y Is tom tGNJfua, su
imelirI sI Saa Fssrris s. A I,FHtr
puaht.ty Came f.9m NevaIa. iuu
impyu. were tmD 81 1873, buiug
yI.usd at only S.lGrIO, about w g.
thlfds o. ttr usus. .usuul.
Inc Production tf rlAliLum " siill
ineignifCani. Tue results OF the OK.
animation Of the hlAuH ssnds OF tho
Oregon beaches have pluVJd % disai-
pJintmeut the amount ~ plsiinutn
tolnx scarcely noticeable, although the
sAnd contains $l.65 In god per tOg.
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The ESGLEBRErSGN SHOOTING.
Particulars ~ How The Young Man
Met Ills Dehlh-"ndy Reaches
iiomC- Funeral tomorrow.

The boIy u liner Eaglsbretssn, the
Young man who wa accidentally
killed NJ Bear Lake ON rhuuiay, va.
brought q. tn. city lrst oveliLg, by
his hfoIucg.iu.law, Mr. w, &. Wiz.
comb.
The particulars In tho case are AZ
follow: Al az y week ago the young
mau In company with others, LETT this
city for Bear Lake on hunting ttp.
On Ihufelay m0Tniug Eu. lehTeistn
Hnd q companion went out on Yellow
creek 10 shoot ChichouB, ons Gn each
side u the canyon. They b.th spiui
game ut the came tune, and shot.
lnet'b companion went arl picked up
his game, anu tuen glanced across he
canyon 10 sec what liner had z t.
Ing IuhTcitou was In a STOPPING posture
aud not seeming ~ move, his cIm,su.
lon ntuyrf o. him Rni whsm ~ tuau
hotrinvd TO liuI liner clasp,d no dsath =
embrace with RbuIlet hole In his bluy.
liis gun was at niB side-bOth barrels
belug empty. Tho suppUsitiIu l8 that
liner iu reaching tho game which hv
hal BILLED, had allowed tho trigger Of
his gun 10 become caught IN the
brush, with thsTesuIt that II was shot
on landing tue olut0uis inl0 his body,
ana tearing through tic lungs causing
Instant death,
Tue young mans pAtenis Tesidn In
Provo, uut he has buen living IA this
city with his sisters, Mrs, G. y. Peter.
son aud Mr@ VIC, WEoOmb. uucral
Will bB held tomorrow.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Another Union Pacific poiltlon-Ciil-
an AdmilIcd-Legal NOle,.

Judge B,r,ch held q session Of the
Third District court this morning, iiu
which number Of legal question,
were disposed ~ and uun person Gd-
mitted TO cll.aenship. This was George
HuuvIur. Of Price, Carbon county. lie
ish ultiyr o' France, an1 the Judge
qu ls8l MIN ClOHuly NJ 10 his We've on
.uaTcuism, iioIuy It SIZED that B1u.
ylrt was 0f tho government supporting
r,uuunt, the C.utt Inquired into his
pr0Isusities fOTrAmbling aud drinking,
auu " Don assurance that he was with
in Lawful bJuuus On thLt branch, al.
mittsi him 10 citizenship.
Orders were made In various cases rs
follows
brown vs. Lake.; dismissed.
Do-rreI National Bank VS. Burton.
Gardner company ten days 10 ills
nurouded complain,
Tho PlwniE mining company 70
Henry Daul'ITomi decree g,an!sd
quiuliug title,
samuel Norfoll vs. Ulah Implement
company; appeal from Commlssloner
S1mm, rs's cluu; leave granted u Mo
answer,
n il w hf'NNf - AAs "hHA'lH'AN
grsurad twenty dsye to tle complaint
a. nlt'Y. HiiY.,
ENau y Burton; orter 10 show
ut.,t why iHIu NN'lDItluuil not issue
continue uu court can hear 50.
purbr Y. Hllch VI Juhn l. wards
at tl, JefauI aud deorSo VI foreclosure
OF mortgage.
john a. PARK Va J, Il, Give ct al;
Iu'Bul,
NAlousl Bank NJ the Republic VI
Hymn GrotsbecE ct a.; twenty-five
Jays allowed TO prepare motion fol
TOW laL
&. l.. Hadiack VS. David Smelllel
decree OF foreclosure 0rjefed,
Tne luton Pacific interest
H.uI applications Ia the Third district
court today tor tho appointment VI
cD.tru,tso in the suits Of J. ". Hamm
"a the Oregon Short Line, the
American Loan ami Trust company,
sni others, The late VIM. IL. Hooper
NJ Halt Lake Clty, formerly was
trustee under the railway bJudp, aud
the applicants now ask that Oliver
Anss second, DO appointed in his
stoAd,
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trary toe ntai composition o she Loo
dos, Athletic club team which VII
vlsitthe Uuiied States In order " mett
team from the New York Athlel .u
club, Is not yet decided upon. Bgt
tue BriIlsh Athletic club IL iooElng
forward with the greatest Interest 10
the comlug interna lunal evenu, the
races between the Daisniur and Val.
aye III, tho contest between Cam.
uf.dse and Yale, aud the trial n skill
Us,stsc Toe l.. a. W. aud the y. J..
A, &. A.uS Of tne experts Claim 'n
fear thst tue climate Ot New i9tt,
especially N wtim weather prevails,
will seriously initf'eiu wtib tie
chances VI tho the Bri,ith A,hieiio
club.
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Bytt,Hs comparative n lures II viii
Lee sen that the county seltclmsn OF
the present county are, 10 lar As pay ing
tht msolyss IL cIucernod, far mOf-
generous than their predsctB'ofe. IL
seems 10 10 simply case Of Oui.Her-
odlug llcrou.
Tusna 10 the county physioian;
Df. Wright, the present incumbent OF
the III e, rs- hror psii On account
this ycAt 81, isS 90 His predecessor,
DR.. Wotthiugtlu, Tor tn" same period
last year received .l,U73.OO, hs to
County Attorney WhillemOrs, his
"a. AIRY has not uoen fixed, hut he has
drawn on account s.. $50 In seven
month";. Tho only taVinE IN salary 10
In the cluTk's Cllic1. How long the
pfrsen; stA,e NJ affairs will hs allowed
h. continue Grpsnds iarHoly upon pub.
lie patience, which 10 not very great.