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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
WORK WANTED.



A wM l.. HARTUND.
Expert Accountant hni Auditor.
Harness fuildng. Room ~. q PARK ROW
AsSIsTASr nOOKkEEPER or Office as
.istant. aged -. experienced. S"ubi" or
..ngl. entry also typewriter. best tct"r-
-nc--. moderate salary. Address Z. NJ.
Tribune Once
YOUNG MAN. -. strong. willing. wrild
Ike 10 have s,eaiy p.see as driver nr any -
thlng else. II iMMlCkE. 60 East lin ~
A BUSINESS man ~ energy and 'Npe'.
encc wants position Of trust or care OF
real estate best reference. bond if Ie-
quired. A.. Box = Tribune oricr.
AMERICAN MANAGER open foS engage
fn.nt: 80 years reference and sNp~rl~nrr
In N.w-York In export. import. domestic
and manufacturing trades. aged -. active
and healthy Address AMERICAN. BOX
-. Tribune Once.
ROOKKFEPER by young man. comp,
tent and energetic II. REYNOLDS. 10
Mannai'an-av~.. Prooklyn.
BOoKKEEPER. assistant or entry clerk:
Young man. q. experienced single ana
doubl. entry. excellent references. bond
low salary. A. -. Tribune piiir"
BooKKEEPER or ASSISTANT. n
Young man. experienced. rapid and accu-
rate" rcf-renc-a. or position as order or
entry clerk 4. Box Q. Tribun" once.
BAKER BY first class American bread
baker. can make all kinds ~ hr'id
capatl. 81 running a large place. ko"d Ict-
creme Address H. =. Tribune onice.
KI,rc1trR Al cutter and salesman. with
reference wants steady position In coun-
try. Address BUTCHER. IS Christopher
ct
EOokKEEPER. assistant or entry clerk
Young man. u. experienced single ana
double entry. excellent references. bond
salary $40. f. Tribune One.
BOY wants work Mt anything; city or
country. Address l.. ). ihNES. Isl
Hudson ave. BROOKLYN
CUSTOM CUTTER long experience. tailor
by trade, open for enlargement, Guy vI
country. MiEsON KAUFMAN. - Go"rck-
-------------
DRIVER Young man would Ike si'na
ton where he can usr his own horse Iii
wagon. can giN. satisfactory reference W
II. care !. lirlmuth. a. loth-a'c.
ENGINEER. nrst-cIass. desires position;
city or country makes all repairs. r.
l.. TALT.MAN. iOt Washington Place
ENGINEER. American. age -. mnchin-
lei's clubhouse. central station AMI steim
ship experience. usei 20 dynaiu"- want
position. city ana marine license w,uii
y. ont 81 town. Address EN1lNf'hH.
iios Il. i.2i2 broadway.
ENGINEER or FIREMAN. Hlhsl', So,
reliable. nrst-clnss references. all kinds
repairing. MILLER. LA East End-av
ENGINEER wants situation. thoroughly
competent In all It's branches. address
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EXfthr A,.o' ~ - WEI. n"v wv
iipston auditor IN the c,y ir tcw
Weeks anu wiz ""u''. nm .,i, -.
INVESTIGATOR Tribune once.
.--.. =, =,
ENfINEEh, HcV-Hork ana DI"oNlNh ~
cen.e, IN FACTORY D! a, nuis'lns "ns,n,, .
p's' '''''''' ~
-. -.
EXihhi "'hpEi"rnr, VIM, ,,,,spr'S,
hally ur P'' ",s ,,S o'n, q,t
v W., s.,n's, "''
-,- -, 90. ,xc,xrry ,, ,,achi,-
ii'tHi :. 100 -, 49,, "'',' ,,f.t
h, 'o'a ,.s s C,'h,r c,.,r s,nr..
Brooklyn. r.. j..
...-,,, NJ. Cad.
JANIIOi OF va hNN.N'-hN -" -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

Louisville May 9-There little in to-day 8
game TO the credit OF either team except the good
work of both pitchers The batting weak, ex-
cept a few drives by Davis and Luby, and the
fielding wild. New-York won only because Louis
willie made the most costly errors Murphy was
hit on the knee by batted ball. and had to leave
the game. Attendance 1000 Score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
MARINE JNTELLIGENCE.
sINIATIfEE ALMASAC.

c, 4, &c, s,,so, 7oi Noon rises y m ?:3 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
II sar,. ,took s,i Coy Island 9i2 Hell JGaie II 90
l. NJ sandy Hook s:5i Island ?lo iir4i'"'lr i''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

Country.

AT EAST ORANGE. n. J.-Property Of
every description for sale or rent: many
handsomeiy furnished houses. for season
or year: decided bargains. s. ID. CONDfT.
opposite Brick Church station.
A BEAUTIFUL residence; also land on
the sound IN Connecticut. MELVILLE
=. MEAD. Al Cedar-si.
FOR sALE.-Cheap and best terms at Pei.
ham Heights. Westches,cr Co.. l2-room
residence; al improvements: maoadnmized
, streets. sewers. etc; I minutes walk from
Pelhamyills Station. n. u. *. II. n
II. X. r.: 30 minutes from Grand Central
station: near Long Island Sound. Address
PELHAM HEIGHTS. Box VI, Mt. Yer
non. n. Y.
GREENWICH. - BOARDING-HOJSE. Is
roous: shore frontage near depot: eta
bling; shady grounds: perfectly healthy
no mosquitoes: popular resort. plenty of
boarderG ATwATER. 81 Liberty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


MENDliAM. y. J.-Commnnding. cOnven-
lent sites for summer homes Prospect
St. Peach Orchard I'M: the four crown
lots. <%Ox4OO II. furnish a situation not
10 be excelled. W.. IS Hillslde-ave.. Mont
clair. n. J.
NEw-JERSEY.-A speciality, the Oranges.
very desirable investments; saie or rent.
r. p. HAMILTON g. co. no Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

CHOICE OF furnished room TO let in private
fnmily NJ summer prices to gentlemen
who value refined surroundings. 100 East
4Jth-si.
l.-tBETWEEN 5TH. MADISON ANESo.
IL East 2rh-st.--Suites. single rooms;
baths: hotel attendance: southern exposure;
summer rates.
20 GRAMERcY PARK.-Gentlemsn going
70 Europe VIII rent at summer rates
, Handsomely furnished apartment. private
bath.
b6TH ST, 1872 EAST Large and small
newly furnished rooms with running
water: private house.
75TH-S ST. fl9 WEST.-Back parlor. with
bath and dressing room: breakfast. n de-
sired. references.
100 WEST 4sTfI-ST.-Elegant back parlOr
and large extension for gentlemen. doctor
or dentist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
HELP WANTED.


Male
GARDENER.--A married man. that under
stand, gardening IN all branches, care ~
cattle. poultry. etc. house furnished. mod
crate wages. steady place To right man.
Address. with references and wages eA-
pect-i. DOCTOR. Tribune once.
GARDENER and FLORIST WANTED to
60 - Florida. Will b. provided with house
~ four rooms for family. Address. CIV
Ing experience. references and terms. X.
o.. Tribune ONCE.
HARDWARE ENTRY CLERK. expert
snced. with good references. may address
ANVIL. BOX 800 Tribune Once.
WANTED An experienced nal. stsnOg-
rapher and typewriter Who i prpilcisnt
IN English composition Address. stating
age quAlinc alton and wages required.
PERMANENT. Tribune Once.
WANTED A middle aged man 81 expert
enc. ard especially endowed genius IN
impruyislng original nehtO Is Of acv'rts mr..
No other need apply at Room 10. SIN foor.
Mills Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
rURxIsHED HOUSES TO LET.

Country.
AT FLUSHlNC.-To rent. large hand
some house fourteen rooms hot and cold
water, gas. etc. two minutes walk from
Broadway station: seven minutes from
Murray Hill: at a reasonable price 70 de-
sirable tenant. Inquire Of MITCHELL
BROS, u Leonard-st.
nished cottages for rent: lists. MILAN
ROSS. Asbury. Park. N. J.
TO LET.-At York Harbor, Me-. from June
70 October. q new and fully furnished
house. situated directly on the ocean: eleven
rooms. bathroom. open hreplaccs and broad
piaszas: telephone and all conyeniences.
For particulars address JOSEPH BRIDGES,
York Harbor. Maine.
TO LET In the mountains. rooms, fur
nished for housekeeping: rent low. Ad-
dress BOX q. Otisvilie. Orange Co.. n. y.
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HELP WANTED.


------~.-.---.-. .-r---
Female.
BLOOMGNGDAi.E BROS. require - opera
tors on Indies silk waists shirts. &C:
new W & v. ~. II anI 10. machines.
steady work. steam power. Arplt Mts
Dept. f'h moor. BLOoMINGDAl.E BROS.
;;l-ate. 59ih and Goth ITS.
WE ARE In want - good servants 10 MI
frSi-cla-s positions. all references care
fully Investigated. 'all all day long AZ -.
Baffhoiomew Bureau. .D East '2i 81.
WANTED Neat. reliable. strong and -x-
yegi-n j woman working house
keeper ia family of ihr." ia suburbs
Particular and references necessary.
HOWE. ~ C.Lri-st.. BroOklJn.
WANTED 4 wording huusekeeper for
private Institution. Address. ~ letter.
BOX 81 Flushing l.. l.
WANTED --ChnfnbermaI and waitress -
- short distance into county. small
family. wages $40. Apply between and :.
Miss cifAi'lS. 100 West 3Jih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
GIANTS PICK UP A GAME.
THE LOUISVILLE TEAM BEATEN
WEAK BATTING BUT GOOD PIrcHING-THE GAME
LOST BY COSTLY ERRORS.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

New-York Z louisville 8. Philadelphia T. ST. Louis g.
Cincinnati II, Brooklyn S. Baltimore o. Prtsburg =
Chicago Z. Boston T. cleveland I. Washington D.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

AGENCY FOR MONrCLAIk. -Iiouses. all
TUBES 4 TAYLOR. S beexmsn-sL
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OUTGOING STEA UERS.
SHTPPIvC NEEi

-,,., .,o v.,ch,,,s . 800 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

UOI'SEKEEPEK - By middle-aged
woman city or country. Call al %
Strong Place, Brooklyn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
ABSOLUTELY PURE

prosH agent that the prUrs8gd removal
OF the uptown express ,iiio3 10 the de-
pot, ash the digc1t t.uuHhcu Of the tX.
uftas delivery, will not take place.
The young lady cadets OF the Agfl.
cultural College will give o. grand bill
b. the college gymnasium thisovouinf'
90" county court and city council
hul tloir regular sessions this week.
Warren 10 tor, Of Salt Lake, q de-
l'vcring series OF lectures iu Cache
Valley this week on p0pulum. He
HpBnkB Boz hogan this evening.
Miss Mamie Bornlsan aud MI
David W. Baird were married lu tho
Logan Temple InursIny, and rucef-
tlUu was given In their honor nt the
fctldCucu OF tho brdo's pprente the
samo evening.
Ou Monday Last o. little daughter
made her ADVENT nj the hUmu Of Mr.
g.. H.. IUOnt 8usor, the genial manager
Uftne Union Mercantile Co., nud on
WuIntsdly thr heart OF Mr. ID. Hssun-
baum, proprietor Of the Chicago cIotb-
ing store, was made glad by the ulr,h
Of n girl 40 bic home,
The Logan chamber Of commerce
hoe issued call Tor "a iufmuu' COR
gftss, Co bn held Boo Logan on Satuf-
DAY, February 1871. The Object OF
tue C0ngrtfs HfI ret the iuuuugs q
Cache valley together and decide upUn
almu plan fJt union VI effort upon
.heir Inji Tor making the business tf
agriculture more profitable than 10 at
ptgaeut sac Catr, Tho utvisnbility 1t
organic - mrmCui uliuus ln every
town lu tine .uuiy vail DO d.HcusBod.
lua miuuic lgHiur,s viii DO de-
lIvurUi 90 tho c8uprtis on sui
] Ca rs UlioWt3 Zee link, chipping
.ai selling OF hoge, by Prot. n. A..
A,lIe. Dairying, by PfOL r. b. Linz
igri. Ffuit growing, by Prot. H.. b.
Richmug. Marketing O. fam pro.
iuuu, by J.. j.. prcr. Buu,iis OF
union among hrmeri by Prof. d. NJ.
Todd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
OGDEN.
Notes and Personals.

Attorney B. G.. MlaUy yrsferiay TO-
Duivcd vlHii from hlf father, Col.
john B.. M0sby, tho celebrated Com
lcItfa,u cavalry Commanded
The mombua OF tho Denial assooia.
ton oil UiAn INST In tn plfl1fs OF the
Broom hotel lnst evening. Visitors
from Bais Lake were De-. Eiloi beck,
WuItock, Duui1rd, Buonor Steel anu
Davis. 10 was the regular monthly
meeting Of thb association.
Al ths Third word entertainment
ball farewell ppity was giyon to
Elder Tor Anterior, who leaves on
Saturday o. ull mi8fiul o. Norway.
Elder G.. J.. EanslrOm Aul Elder J1.-
srn accompany him, sO.ui 10 sca.Ii-
nav'a on missions.
ThaTsfri,.uul Reform .cboDlaudiiins
committee int. yuitetiay iJr tIu puI.
p0sc OF auditug the accounts OF the
Institution Tor she rHst year. lh,te
were prrsent ~ tho committee J. IL.
Clark, ri American FOfA; l.. x. hnr
.iuuau OF LUgnu; A. Bfruluu, David
ruOruuurn auu Il. IA. llJlapb secri-
tnfy, OF % lon.
A suit wns flied agains, III o. T..
Nelson by b.. 10. RJlhpp 20 recover
500 ANA Interest
A dreamer wtl tho inscription
"Unh's giit 10 tue NebTn-katulcfur-
uthh's crJIB never iIl," was placed
upon tho oar containing the supplies
donated by Cache valley uuu Ogden
lr the uni ftuuatu 6uilrteiH Ia tho
lamiuc district Of Nebraska.
Al the Grant Avenue school ye,leI-
day was reception day Tor parents; u
large humber visited the school winch
has an enrolment u go puplls. Tue
regular w0rk Ui tho school was on e..
hibitlon anu II appeared 90 give gtl-
oral satisfaction. M. William Allvson
Ia the principal.
Elders Peter Anterior, q. !. Ron.
slrom and Jsus0u left this morning on
the eastern train 20 hll missions In
| Scandinavia. A large number Of
friends were at the depot TO wish them
bon voyage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
BETTER INSURANCE RATES.
A Reduction Of One.lIali Secured by
the board OF Education for
School Buildings.

The long and persistent wrestlo Of
local insurance men with the unsettled
question Of rates has had n beneficial
effect In one direction, at least 20 far ~
the Salt Lake public is concerned. II
came abou, In tlis wise;
Tue board Of education has felt for
some timo that II was entitled TO a bet
tor rate OF insurance than It was gath
ing from tho home agencies by reason
Of tho comparatively slight risk ana
improbRbllity Of IRE In the school
buildings, which are all remotely To-
Gated from slIuotutea Of the oonilagra'
ton trap order and equipped with
the latest chemical cx,iuguishora and
necessary apparatus 20 prevent and
nut out firep. This fact was recognized
by certain outnlde insurance men who
made proposition TO cut tue regular
OF $3.50 Dor $1,000 for three years
directly In two. THIS on policies
amounting in the aggregate 20 &2O0,oOO
meant considerable bavlug 10 the
board AND the taNnayefs.
The homo agents saw the situation
aud met 10 with thu result above stated
land today were rewriting thulr
policies nt tine new rate, A. was CE-
peoted the outside aud two or three
non-union local agents threaten 20
10 wage n rate war that viii simply
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
MInors In RillInrd nam.

Precinct Jul too u. w. Smith yol-
,eriay Imposed fine OF s. ana costs,
amounting In all 10 sl5, on j. Il. Ed
wards Tor Assaulling Prof J. IL, PAU.
Under the present ordinances tho CITY
attorney decided that tnu city had
rover 10 c0uttol aud regulate billiard
aud POOL tables, bus not billiard and
pool hglls therefore the case was takoL
before the pTsCino, Justice, Edwards,
the proprietor OF the billiard hall, hns
consented to use his influence 10 Keep
minors out Of the hall, aud thus Pro.
Paul, who by virtue 0f his position uu
president OF the college Is constituted
guardian Ot hts students, 10 materially
aided In his efforts to preserve the high
moral STANDARD Of the college.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
TmenlA.nr.l Mnrl

Two dnma,ic aud mgso lelitra.r-
ments Will be- given BIO the Tw g..
nut ward meeting house, on Wednu-
iay aui rfutIay, february IS nnd
- under Go. ausp,cc- 90 ,lc Twenty
nsi ward sunday school. Toe Diam-
nuc association, the s9c.Nl Amuaemunt
Company ami Mics H.. Goddard,
Mpifs. ". Il. OFen aud i. burfnw-
VIII tlac I8f. Toe program consists
10 aa overture, rwoll lui wnrl
orchcslr; ulWUO s3io, bliss Auuir
Oven; 3D. rumoutl toll.tlJu, ligHle.
Jonn ID. Fur and j. II. BoWst,1
lglo .ue. Misses Matte Reed anu
Louis Waist, sung, "Ms. Eufy
Awgins," Mr John D.. Own; SON
uuI dance, Nissls Lrua WnNh, Roo
bUcusIOu, May Dansoriield, ha.ie
lif.aIurlt lla Barton ana H. ulu
ruraD; .n5 picturesque Civll War
dramH, I'D fdaIu
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Tie BcsfJall case was not concluded
until Woducsd y afternoon, ana the
verdict was not Huive1 % until this
morning. IL wns Involuntary mlu-
slaughter, aud sentence VIII DO passed
on Saturday.
Tho case %, the Pe1n'o Va TbOma'
Leishmhu j.. was next tried and was
not concluded Until noon today
Lul.huAn struck Alfred Leavlu %.
the head with % IitchiOrk llst April
causing q severe aCllu wound, nud
fracture OF ihuHsul.; .ut without do
placement %. the bone. Each side t1ii
10 different story, LH.NlU claiming
u yiuar CnsH a uupuvuked A.
uu m charged, with lntuut %
do bodily harm, u1d Lri1hman .ali
that LeAvit he's h'm cJfurrUu viii
team aud wagon agni 10. fence ana
was going 10 drive over him, whom be-
struck him with "a l0Is ho held 10 bic
hani, iu e,lfdolelsr. Many wiiuussrH
wrru tz mined, but Tue jury evidently
b liuyrd Lu.shmAn's story ns they r,-
turned "a verde. % not guilty.
Then came tur case against James
Allen, assault with intent 10 murder
J. N. J1rcs, OF B.x Elder county, with
an nzc. Tho prosecution alleged that
Allen committed au uupIOvukel gs-
Auli, aui Allen claimed sol'-1oirus..
Aitr hearing the evidence tho Jury
rp.utnol q vcfdic o' guilty, auu Allen
viii receive sentvugu Saturday.
During the olufso .i trial OF she case
above named, the defendant d od OIL.
Havlt charging uumttaE8 on tue Jlty
with prejudice ayaiusi MN AID Atiriu-
uuug some opltbcB applied O. hin
uuI prtju ice oEpiesiud ngn u him
by juror Allen during the noon recess.
Tue allegation proved 10 be- well
founded and the Juror was sentenced 10
imprisonment fof one Jay aud iii-
charged from the panel Tor tho term.
Prot Paul appeared before TINS city
council lat evening ami demanded
that az investigation be- made " IN.
quirc Into the reasons why tbs city
mRuhnl Rud attorney refused, 90
arrest On his complain j. II.
Edwards, Tor allowing miuOu
to play billiards contrary 90
the city ordinance. The attorney
replied Jhai the city had no ugnt 20
pass an ordinance f,qu ring the UX-
/ oIu.iun Of mino,a from a billiard hail,
/ when not ruu ia connection with a
| saloon. He claimed Dr. was a lcglt-
mate business not subjfC 90 regulation
ny ordinance. AitoF Inquiry into Go,
| rcumsIuncus comm I. ro was
/ appointed 90 Invest gate. rue trouble
ari,uB from tIr fact that the Professor
considering himself aa Ia "a drgru,
| fg8iousiul8 Tor ali nonresident minor
pupils OF the Agricultural College,
Issued orders O. al such no, 10 frequent
! tho billiard hall,
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trousofP. Tire other articles were a
silg handkerchief with militia in
corner sud pocket mirror cracked
through center TsC Hriy suspected
10 beloved To- wear cop
ElIufs Sotm or B. Young aud El.
ward Stevens Of thr Presidency Di
Seventies met with The Seventies 0
Provo Thursday evening ln thu meet.
ing house. Tho meeting was very
interesting and tho valuable inslIuc.
ton by the visiting brethren highly
appreciated and enjoyed. Joseph IT,
MCEwnu AMI JhmCa Bnydcn were oct
apart 10 600 the vacancies I'm the pfC6i-
doucy ui the Forty hty quorum, &C.
ClaiOYcI by the death roo Eiiurs Edwin
Holden d John W. Tu.ueE
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I 5mooi, W. II. Dusenuury ar II. ~.
Uiuni iudgm snt by uuia4t Ir ST.
I u8J o. And CJais.
John Cmwufd vs. Manu Ctgi
stricken from present settling VI casua
~ consent.
Gorge Church We James r. Keenan,
Preserve g. decree &C IIIUa.Hsuru anu
J thyme. 10. si5s21O, slNJ attorney
ttuB ulu U.sta.
DrI0s lombard vs. Timothy ID. BuIl 81
yai; ttIcaon irOm preso.t setting yi
UG.I..
Ba.rI Gappmeyer VI Jacob Baum
ZEE IL tuuIuHty -7ih.
len WDot y5 }. T.. Hamburger
l.hfec caaub cOntluuei fJr the tenn
~ consent.
W. a. Mccormick Va Ike FnrdoI.kii
set iof Match 6.b.
". j. ) .t-uts brought fult against
y mn 10. J0uus, VIM. J.. Young aud
aIul %. EImJn .s, usalut fora decree
VI iol,cIJ.ufu anu judgment iuF .l1j,
4ua uu IrJm cory note. The pArtlt
ate klcuHc.1 people. Young aui E1.
muud8 claim an equity in the mlr.-
EasCi property, ana lJr thnt rensou ngu
maIu uafty ae cadhua.
lu. c..r 4 Peasant Grove city W..
Auomus Holman has boon a. OLE.
from the lisucU's court o. tlB Fret
district Cluut %. tIU grounds Cd want
ui jurisdiction iu tIB lower UIuft Toe
city bfiugs suit 90 collect sls.1J water
tsE from defendant Tor 1893.
Daniel Hamur, Fmuk q. Btoroi0n
anu George D. Phillips have bought
suit against n. q. Mlwfy aud Louie
MYwry 10 Impul uttsuuuu.H t0cuuvty
% certain piece % real tH,Ale 10 plain.
THIS which they claim he bOlIo Ia trust
Tor ihUm under an agreement maize
with Orriu T.. Rockwell, but which de-
iundauta roiuau Co convey.
Baftul Gappmoyor has commenced
az action against Jacob Baum auu
Nicholas Baum 10 collect $3.50 i5, ale
legged 20 DO 1uu on a pr1misUsy mote.
Junb county VI BulllOu.Beok d
Champion Mining CJ.i Hir,OSen from
pr sent settling uf case, by consent.
Anna Marks VI Belle lOmUkiut; j.
O.. Sutherland Withdrew 10 COUNSEL Tor
enc dHCuIauf.
h. w. g.. Hsihenbrucs vs TboF.
Fowler 81 all; 700 i1r March lss
Ira ". k1uWAri " Provo Lake
Resort Co.; srt Tor March la,.
Caroline Hlaus W. Hyfum DcWHays
ttui, report VI H.. a. Frllaud, receiver
ol Dosolat Coop iiioG; $500 allowed thp
receiver Tor hlF service, ANA slUU at,of-
ury feHllsWtd Richards e. Klcnards;
balance 10 haugs u receiver ordered
Paid 10 Salt Lake Equiab,e Coop.
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IT'S an EASY NATTER

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the morning, 10 you use our o. @. Soap.
which is the Wing of cleansing agencies.
There's no occasion for rubbing and
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are readily obainablc. Save your
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and save money by using the great wash
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The pleasure OF living IS doubled when
you get from us regularly a frtclass
article at O fair price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

A. the regular monthly meeting
held ytHlefdaY uy thu board OF dirrt-
tors OF the Territorial Iufngu Asylum,
tho following business wus trausn ten,
iu addition 10 the ordinary routine
tusinU.E
Inu medical superintendent was Ia.
atuuctud 10 monty the probate Judge o.
Wusntoh county that Anuiu T., Myers,
committed rom WssatUh county, was
not entitled 10 toe benefits OF &C. in-
stltutlou, aud request him 10 remove
the patient nuu 10 pny nli accrued *.
ptutrs connected VITA hoe mainttn.
aucu,
Revolutions were adopted nu,hor.
lZug the treasurer 10 borrow 1850,
$500 Ui this amount " Tor tho put.
chase OF land, aud the haInucr is
10 DO used 10 pay current cEpuu. Is
aud a temporary Loan pruyiuusiy mhle
Tor that purpose. This has been ma 10
necessary through tho failure o. tue
Territorial treasurer 90 pay TIE wAl-
rants 81 the iufttullOn, nc claiming
that other warrants were entitled 10
| lftcoduuls a. tine VI pBymtu'.
Tho asylum ms only received slO,0 900
/ Ut the $4,000 appropriated for Uuirrni
expenses ~ the last Legislature, and
! IL win be- compelled 10 borrow mouvt
I 10 DELAY its expenses till money from
| the taxes Of THIS year can DO OUtnlnu .
There are Gt present ma male anu 5l
! female patents under treatment. pwu
male patients lioi durilg the m1niu
/ OF January, Aud one msle nud tao
I female patients were admitted.
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Notes andpersonals.

A nne pnrl1r grand piano has been
received at the Is. Y. Academy nom
tho Emerson Piano Co., VI Bnstou,
vino gives the uHe OF tho Instrument as
long AZ 10 iB desired by tho Aoaiemy.
On Tuueday next "a concert will be
given in tue Acnlumy, Professors
Give aud PypeI Of Salt Lake cry,
will appear
The UiliHofs have received ini0rma.
lion from PluAssut Grove that o. sutt 0i
clothes, nud sumo other articles, had
been stolen from tue residence OF q Mt.
Gleason Thursday night. The suit IL
ul,te col1Ttd, partly worn, u. q. 81.
brand inside OF COLLAR 90 cont, 80
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Mr.. J. *, Fowler, secretary aud
treasurer Of the Coruur MIll, Cana
aud Stock Co., Of Corinnr, Utah, Ia
Ereaklng OF Chhmbehaiu'I Cough
Remedy says; ~ consider 10 the best
In the market. have used many
kinds but fnd Chamberlain mot
prompt and gileolunl Va giving fellci
and now keep no other IN my home"
When troubled with "A cough or cold
give this remedy trial anu We as.ure
you that you viii be more than blessed
with the result.