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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

several Tons Of II B~cnthea Ont IN
Lifetime.

Several T0u8 81 ~ Df'"s"N"
a Lifetime.
We breathe oxysen in. md coal out. ES-
pcrimeuts show that eiah, ounces troy
Of aolld carbon are given of By pair
of human lungs every twcaty-four noas'
THAT would be six and one half tons IN
life of seventy-five years. what wolsa
that amount OF carbon oe worth IN IN
form OF diamond? A diamond Is pure
carbon.
The price OF diamonds concerns very
,ew people. bu; the condition of the lungs
ia a matter OF supreme Importance III
this season Of changing weather. Cnlsss
the lurcs be strong they cannot eSpei
the carbon. a cold attacking them directly
weakens them. a.. a.
affrct only one organ. must he overcome
nv braclng the whole body. For th's our
pose the doctors prescribe siiinu!anis.
Dufry's Pure Malt Nai'Hey Ia nHniy
priced by the medical profession, because
il rouses the laten en- syy 81 the. Dody,
creates q keen appetite. ard Is irY,Go..
RI tInC and nerye-3oo.hirg II the use or
IL were followed by an injurious reaction
the doctors would not commend T. The
fact is. that DuHy's Pure Malt Whiskey
stimulates the organs TO do their work
r,r0-,erly, so that all ground gained Is
held.
household remedy Of proven value. II Is
especially useful In the spring 10 nght
those obstinate colds that so often de-
vslop into pneumonia and bronchitis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

A contributor TO the New York Evening
Post In discussing the Monroe doctrine,
groups some interesting facts. as fol-
lows: In 1881 United States man-of-war
Dispersed the Busnos Ayrean colony on
the Maavinas, or Falkland Islands, and
released some Of our citizens who had
been arrested there for killing seals on
the coast In 1854 the commander of one
OF our men-of-war. having failed to OBJ
tain from the town OF 0reytown an in
demnity Of $4,000 for the seisure and de-
struction OF property. and an apology
Tor an sfsront 20 the American Minister
BY some Of the inhabitants OF the place.
bombarded II, and Afterwards. I'm order
to incuicats lesson never to be for
gotten" burned such buildings a were
LETT standing. In 1850 we sent an expedi-
tion TO obtain rsdTsw from Paraguay.
In 1880. while the Psn-Amsrican Confer
snos was In session Congress passed an
oct to authoriss the President to use
forcs to collect . claim from vsnssusla.
In - We seat ~ uitimAtum 70 Chile.
with which no had the wisdom to comply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
Rehcaring in the IncOme-Tnx Case

Rehearing in the IncOme-Tnx Case.
1t is announced from Washington that the
whole income-tax case will be gone into
this week, and the rehearing will include
the constitutionallty Of the tax on rents.
and State and municipal bonds. as well
as upon other points on which the court
divided equally on April sth.
Because Justice jackson expects to re-
main In Washington only one week. it
is illogically inferred that the reargument
of the case will result In no variation of
the decree rendered by the court last
month. AS we have heretofore said. the
presumption Is that Justice Jackson will
lean to the side OF the government, and
not to the side Of those who are trying
to have a law declared to be null and
void. Nevertheless, let the new decision
be what 1t may, the people will stand by
the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
A New Postal Device.

II Is said that an association incor-
porated In West Virginia has patents
for cards and envelopes In such form
that when authorized to be sent through
the mails the postage will be paid by
the receiver and not by the sender.
Fifty years ago all letters and cards
were sent through the post-office at the
cost of the addressee. But that system
was a nuisance. The new device Is. Of
course. an improvement upon the old
system: but 1t has not yet been tested.
The chartered association will guarantee
to the Post-Office Department the pay
ment OF the postage or redemption of the
coupons. We await further develop
ments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

A New York letter says that tho
American apple export season Of iSsi-lss5
is now closed. and that 1t was "rc>
cord.breaker." The total number Of ap-
pies exported up TO May LIST this year,
including two or three small estimated
shipments was 1.4s7.Osl barrels. against
l.450.3S6 barrels in 1Ssl-lss2. which was
the banner season." OF this last sea-
sons shipment Virginia did not furnish
as many barrels as usual.
The apple export season now ended wac
profitable to the exporters. On account
Of the utter failure Of the European ap-
pie crops the foreign demand opened I'm,
usually early and actively. and continued
strong throughout, with good prices well
maintained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
c....ro Confederate Monument.


The Washington Post says that II the
monument TO the Confederate dead VINO
ara buried in Chicago. and nearly all
~ whom died In Federal prisons. is In
tended simply as tribute OF honor ana
remembrance to brave men who died
for Q cause they honestly thought just
ana righteous. well and good" such
a monument. the Post thinks. Is entitled
20 all respect. and In the ceremonies
attending Its dedication honorable and
valiant men OF oil classes parties, sec
tions. and antecedents can properly par
ticipate. We should like to see such
structures In every village. town. ana
city throughout the nation. for they en-
rich the history and exalt the feeling
of any people," But" continues the
Post, I'VE want no oblations to the ex-
tinct Confederacy. no celebrations OF the
Stars aud Bars, no canonization OF a
cause which sought our national destruc-
ton. no tribute to an emblem that pa
triotis citisens ought to hold In sorrow
and reprobation. Here loyalty draws the
line. end across that line NO ofncer OF
the United States Government and no
patriotic citizen. North or South. should
vet his foot"
The Post II not half % generous and
ibersl-minded a. It thinks 1t 10. II Is
willing for w to erect AZ many monu-
ments to our dead ~ we please. but.
Il we undssstand II. at such celebrations
Il would prohibit any Display Of tsttered
pattis-nags. and all attsmcts on our part
70 show that We went to war for q
great ana good cause.
We shall not advise the gentlemen who
have charge OF the unwilling Of shis
chicago monument whether there should
or should not b any display Of the rebel
aag'' on that occasion. Being on the
ground and In the possssmoa Of al the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

The ground on which the court has Or
dered Dr. Kelley. Of gold-cure fame. to
tell the composition OF his remedy for
the drink habit Is that the Doctor has
no legal right to conceal II when the In
terests of justice may be served by It's
disclosure. The court decides also that
the composition Of the cure Is not trade
secret. Is not protected by patent or
copyright. and Is public property, as any
invention Is that has been In public use
for more than two years. The suit II,
question has been brought by a man
who alleges that his health was ruined
by taking the cure. Hence the necessity.
in the courts opinion. for ascertainlns
the composition OF the remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

Edgar Poe" Is the title Of one-sct
drama on tho life OF the author OF the
Raven. which has been written b Hen
ry Tyrrell. and viii be played for the FIRST
time by the Empire Theatre Dramatic.
School. Of New York. Tuesday. May l4tn-
The scene IL laid at Poss home. at
Fordham. N. T.. In lsis. Among the
characters introduced are Mrs. GLENN.
his mothsr-in-law: 0rissell his publisher.
and william Burton. the comedian. Mel
SON wheatcroft viii perusnate Poe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
THE TOW Err,
Corner Second and Broad.
JULIUSSYCLE h SONS.

We are heada1ar.ers ior in,yer hsvy-
cartisyes This Carriage Ia far superior
ia workmansf. and a3ish 10 any .insr
Carriage offered N this market. Ihey
VIII hold most any wvig..', anu springs
never known 70 bfeaE,
5000 yards Of Fruit Cotton. J yard wide.
IN remnants. cnly &c. yarn
silver and Goid studs for sairt-Waisis'
$50 yards Of Black. Gray, and White
Book Muslin. Sc. yard
100 dozen Of Ladies Sc. Colorcd-Borler
Esndkerchiefs, only &c.
Another lot OF those Large loc. bingham
.s-inch Heavy Jananese SIX. N Blaol.
White, Cream. and Colors. only soc. a
Tia Heavy SIX Net for shlrt-walst Fronts.
$3.50 n yard.
s-inch Whalebones only SC.
New line OF Paregul ut Fans. &c.
Fine Decorated Fans. l0c.
White 81 Fans. 81.
Handsome SIX Decorated Fans. N.5O.
White SILK Gloves. 50c.
Heavy Black suk Mitts. 25c.
Dlack Serge, 20 inches WIDE, always
Diagonal Serge. 10 inches vide, only
New line OF Parasol- Covers.
Gentlemen's Bleacned Jeans Drawers
Ysrd-W Night-Gown Twill. IL i-2c. a
yard.
Boys Shirt-WaiSts, lJc.. maue OF MeFFs-
mack Shlrtlngs.
Ladies Che,nlset,es. rundown or stand
Ing collars only i5c.
Solid Color Chemiseites, &C.
satine skirts. made OF Henrietta Saline
only soc.
silk Betting. only lsc. yard.
Roller Skates. isc.
$50 yards OF All-Wool Cashmere, regular
price.
30 yards, only 81 double width. or SO.
single width.
We are showing the handsomest line OF
Wash Goods In the city.
Dlmities, Jsconets. P.isse, Figured Or
CANDIES White Organdies, French Main
sock, and India Linens.
IJULIUSSYCLE & SONS,
20i and 200 east Broad.
tmy 6-2tI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

formal reception by the students ann
urofessors. Before he left. Mr. RcinicxeI
added 5000 to the foundation OF the T n.Sr
nicker Iectureship at the seminary. iae
lectures arc hcncsforth to be Imitea .o ~
six annually. Mr. Reinicker reseIveu -
a year for prize TO be given 10 the s''
dent who exceis In reading the serS'ee'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
No Mf north Gao

No. gs north Second street,
Richmond. Va. April y, 1855.
HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS
ExECUTRIx OF JACOB O. KEITH. de.
ceased. All persons having claims
them at the above address, and an per
sons indebted 10 said estate win pleass
make an immediate settlement.
MRS EMMA L. KEITH,
my 1.lwe Exscutrix.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

Mr.. George Reinicker. Of Baltimore.
Shelly. visited the Protestant Episcopal
Theological Seminary. near Alexandra.
Va. on Saturday. and was given an In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
PERSONAL.


Richmond. Va, May l. 1896.
HAVE PURCHASED FROM MR..
CHARLES w. CAMPBELL, who 10 re-
tiring, the "a popular LUNCHEON .di; sA ga;
be conducted as formerly in a manner
hrst-class In every respect, and It's for.
mer patrons and the public In general
will find my stock the best In every re-
spect.
Respectfully. PHIL @. KELLY.
Richmond. Va, May 4, 1895.
ON RETIRING FROM THE ABOVE
NAMED PLACE. thank my friends and
former patrons for their liberal patron.
age In the past, and assure them that
In patronizine my friend and successor
they Will be treated kindly and courte,
ously, a. / always sndeayored to treat
them, and their wishes will be carefully
looked after. ] cheerfully and gladly
endorse him to the public.
Respectfully,
my k-Su Tu&ThSt
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THE COHEN co.
MARK=DOWN
REDUCTION SALE
AT
MlYqELDoRPER'S,
217 EAST BROAD STREET.

DRESS GOODS ALMOST GIVEN
AWAY.
WASH GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT
PANIC PRICES.
MATTINGS, CARPETS. WINDOW.
SHADES, AND LACE CURTAINS AT
YOUR OWN PRICE.
SILKS-A large stock from the re-
cent auction sales in New York at very
low prices.
CREPONS In abundance and low
prices
Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Notions OF
all kinds at reduced prices.
Shirt. Waists, Separate Skirts, and
Ladies' Muslin Underwear at mark.
down prices.
Umbrellas, Underwear. Ties. and
Scaris-s large stock and ct dry-goods
pricsA
Call and see US and be convinced that
our prices are the lowest, our styles and
qualities the best.
lmy 7.Tu&Thl
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DUsINnss OPPORTUNITIES.
DRuOsrORE FOR BALE.

We have for sale. In one Of the most
s ssi:s vrss With i.1d Soe.!s sSse 8
EsSx EHi pkS SNS S Po sr 81.
thsr paFtieulars add!sss
my st PURCELL tkA isaD.Saa cQS u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed 70 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
furned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
JACOB MAY X SON,
COZ Broad Street.
tmy 7.Tu.F&Sul

MAS. ALBERT e. BRUCE, SCHOOL
OF MUSIC.
Twelve years experience In Vo,ee-Nu.-
tnre--IAmpsrtiss method-sght-SniSlhs
Piano--Nasons system OF touch anu
lecture. theory and Analysis.
Lectures on Musical Literature. ...
Studio will be open AUGUST ls,. sn u.
alton central, between First and FIN
streets,
MIRA Bruce viii b at her music-rooms'
ooth Floyd avenue, daily Except Satur-
dAy) from A. u. 70 p. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
KICKERS AND PUSHERS.
Game To-day Between a Local Eleven
aud Chicago.

Notwithstanding the advance oflOO
per cent In the rates Of admission com.
blned with threatening weather u large
and enthusiastic crowd gathered upon
the Exposition grounds to witness the
muUh.talked-of game between the
ChiOago University and Y. NJ. G. a.
foot ball teams ~ $3.50 this afternoon.
The omnipressnl small boy was there
In all his glory, tho treos surrounding
the grounds qn the outside resembling
an old manor hOu,e rOokery At sunset,
from thu fact that every limb bore
ito burden OF vonlutosomo youngsters
eager to zee the game at all risks.
The snow aud tlush rendered the
the grouuu very slippery and soppy,
which made a fooihold very uncertain
aud added a new excitement to the
uncertainties Of the gentle pastime.
The Chicago boys were s5mowhat
surprised at tho ground GA which they
were 70 play anu did not seem TO take
very kindly 10 the upholstered hru
hydrauts that are dotted around al
stated intervals. Bug AxtOn nssuTei
them that they wnTU wUfte 10 look 81
than 10 come into o0uiAut with.
rhe ground was rOped Oh with u Il ge
yard margin that allowed the playeIs
plenty OF room, whilst four vi Saiy
Lnke's hnust under Sergeant Ford
kent the crowd back Ia bounds, which
had by this time assumed large ptoppr-
lions Tiyai!ing that Of Thanksgiving
Day.
Punctually Ut $3.50 the Wiuiy Ciiy
boys arrived in carriages, luOAiHg very
huappy in thtlr uatiy uuii0gMs reI
cars, red sweaters bearing upon the
breast Of each large while 4; fll-
lowed few minutes lAtur 8y tho ma
juuiy OF the Y. NJ. q. A. eleven,
FOREMOST amongst whom doomed up
tue Mascot, little Miss Oracle Bush
ta6tuUuly Huiled Ia the white nl4
blue rul0m OF the home team,
At 1856 the tea ms lined up. Y. NC.
a. has the bsll-PtA1ody kicks oil,
Raby promptly tackled by IaylOi;
Chicago gains three yHrd-; with %
series Of bucks Chicago gets on 60 y.
NJ. &. a. 70 yard line; Taylor makes
three superb tackles but fails 10 stop
Chicago, who, after a series OF splendid
bucas, get the ball over tho touch line
Ia the frat hvo minutes. Chicago
Jailed " convert u into asoal.
uuLLEIGN,
$3.50 p. m-rimu has Iuat heon called
f0r the first half. scUIo Chicago Is, Y.
N. y. a, D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

1893, nave not included the money col.
i'oIeu nunus That Time Tor scuJDI rlr.
re-, tnm heiHg O. special fund over
when ne county CONT hasuJ control,
auu Wnlch oaauat ra applied IN pay
inehl ul a1Y Indebtedness incurred by
the county .uft.
~ tue construction Of the Territorial
sthtutes iH hloptoI-tuat tue total ia.
nliltlts ~ tue oJIu.y, mcludu.
existing lnieb,eduoss, oaan1t CA.
coed in avg yuhr ta1 tevenns
nnd Income 0i the county fr
Tue TWO pitoadiur ytars-tuun all la.
oIlliea anu iu.ruteuurs- created dur.
lnf lho year 1894 exceeding thu cum
OIL si-V, Ol50b " ulJ bUIIe.aI nud void.
Tue bo.ks OBI tuB county clerk aud
county jtTomurer chow the indett.
tiutss OF ibis county Oh December 8Ist,
l5bli 10 DO ZIoju.s5, Hs evidenced Dy
thr uuietsuung warrants, the same
being sos, 1a2.32 IN excess Of thu limit
OF legal iuuvuttuuuss, according TO the
above construction.
Ihis qlrstiUn being one OF such vast
Importance g. the county ami 10 the
taxpayer, aB VOL as 10 tho uersous
holding those waffnntsiu excess OF the
legal limit ns above construed, / would
ADVISE that some steps be taken to
al once obtain an aIju lication OF the
courts a. 70 the validity OF all war.
tanta Issued iu 1894 in excess OF tile
sum OF si2J,OlJ,9B, nud tuat no fur.
ther iuuUulruUtis Ur liability be incur.
red by TINS court until such judicial
determination Ia haU; and for tine lur.
pubu " obtaining a decision upon tue
matter, 1 would ADVISE that the county
treasurer be- instructed 10 rUiusU 90
register warrants that havU been issued
after the Indebtedness Uf this county
reached the amount last above meu-
toned.
/ would further advise, that the
treasurer Uo instructed to pay no more
warranlp, ia order that tue iuud nov
remaining in his hands may be held
90 meet mo current expenditure ui the
county In carrying on the municipal
governments anu that money nov iu
tho hands Oi the county treasurer DO
tut apart by nu Order OF this court, NJ u
special iuuu % be- used for Tho proper
Transaction OF the business Oi the cuuu.
~ aud 90 pay tue SALARIES and COmpUl-
auiiUus oil public Ullilrrs which tue law
requires o. be- paid Uy tho county tfeas-
urrr, aud that tue expenditure % tho
county uUlImitcd 10 tho revenues tua.
nay bo received from tuis Zine on.
1 would iurthcr advise that tile court
takuimmuuinlobtops TO JOud the county
Ne provided under luu act Of tue Terri.
torgl legislature above mentioned. Ia
this manner bonds 10 the amount OF
silliOOO can be Issued, the total assrss.
munt OF taxable property within Salt
Lake county In 1894 being 81 1907
bJO6O, ~ shown by tho asbessment
rolls tor that year.
Respectfully submitted.
&. o. WHIITEMORE,
County Attorney.
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OBITUARY NOTES.


James Baron died ag IGysum, Cache
county, ON De'1muor l1lh, 1901. aguI 40
yrHrs. 10 was BORN July lOth, 1875 In
Ioungiou, Lancashire, England, aud died
~ nervous debility, supnrinduced hy
kidney and liver complain which caused
% general prJfirnlon. lilo suffered greatly
Tor soIun wDoks. lln wa, operating a
small wOllon factory In uyrum. assisted
by hia sou, Ihuma-, who will succeed
him iu Tao business. 10 cAmO 10 Amer
lea n lsbl was a resident of brigham
Ciy over IN wears; was baptized into the
Church ui jesus Christ OF Latter-day
Saints la his early youth, aud has been
u faithiul mumber constantly. He died
fun N faith. Tho funeral services woro
held in tho llNrum mooting house, the
speakers being Elders Allen, A. Il. Rose,
Charles Kelly, OF brigham CIy, and
o,hors, A large audience was present.
Deceased leaves "a wife and a number
OF children 10 mourn his departure, who
will greatly miss him,
Utah papers and tho MHcmial Star
please copy, DAVID Bouru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
EVENING NEWS; FRIDAY, JANUARY 4. I

qusrl,r % section 2, townshipls south,
rauge vest
PniIp "A. Dack, OF Fayelte. Sanpete
county, Homestead entry OF che SOUTH
west quarter Of the northwest quarter
aud the nortnwest quarter OF tue south
west quarter o. section ~, and Tie
utueast quarter OF the southeast
quarter anu the northeast quarter u tue
southeast quarter OF section IL, town
chip is south, range / wet, suDitci o.
TX Of way OF The LsamingtOu com.
Dauy's Reservoir.
Wyhiudom n. james, Of Fayetlc,
'anpete county, homestead onr y o.,
the north half OF the northeast quarter
" section II anu the sIuth halt VI tue
southeast quarter Of section ., town.
ship is south, range I west.
AnufUw Niosou, Of Minersvllle,
Beaver county, HOMESTEAD entry {
tue southeast quarter OF section 80.
township 2S south, range 10 west.
Samuel swan, OF raylorivlllo, Salt
Lake county, homestead entry VI the
souihwest quarter OF section - town
snip south, range | west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
Land 00lce.

The following niiags were made in
the local land office under date Of
Jan. I!
John Janus Jr., OF Fayelle, sanpote
county, homestead entity o the easI
half Of the southwest quarter, and the
northwest quarter OF toe southeast
quarter Of section 49, and the north.
west quarter d gAe northeast quarter
OF section "a. township Is south, range
/ Wsst sutleoJ 60 right Of way oil
bennington Water aud Land COM
pary's reservoir.
Cnaues Hourly Ropsr, Of Faye,tc,
3anpele county, homestead eutry "
ne northwvsl quarter OF the nOrthgost
quarter OF section l2, the west half o
mo southwest quarter Of section l, and
tue northeast quarter VI the southeast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

tACAuJ, Jan. 4.--Judso Grosscup,
To- tue GATED States court, bur0u ile
arguments to-day on motion 10 a. Aah
Two indictments against Pu..lduut
DsbH ard otnar oiiiclals VI the Amer.
can Railway union. One charges
conapitHcy iu Ubsuuotlng interstate
commerce ana the other alleges OBJ,
stfucti0n OF United States mails.
Arguments Tor defendants were made
by Il. w. Harper, Of Terfu Hauto,
lud., and 3. 5. Gregory, Of Che. 10.
Arguments iut the government were
made by eN.Distfict Attorney r. h.,
Milchrist ami Attorney NJ. RJhonthal.
The Arguments we've completed this
afternoon ami the decision will be-
rendered TuttdIy.
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Sta7dard Cburcb Works,

t'coh ~ Mormon, An aoo1unt o. ~
Ancient inhabIt,nts 90 ths American CONT
neat, Tdtirn w ms hand oi Mormon upln
rlaio' tt'n from h0 pilates Of NspHI. found
near Manchester, ontario Co.,, Sar York. aHd
translated hy ho Prophet Joseph Smith. Jr.
cur iliii fuu nlaF. tl01, POLL nIa1. ti.is;
Pull u1ei lsmsll, ti51i Flii Leather. embossed,
ilAt Pull C1ih, embossed It0l
nooh Of Mormon. OlfEs rnutI N1rocso,
kttrh CUT ESQ, L0athar, uut, i8U1. Loabof.
u1. Ui0mtif
noctrine Rnd Covenants % ono cbur,h oi
Jc'ua ulna 1i tsigafHIiy s1.Hit. containing
a. Revolution giyen o. Joseph smith. Ir. ne
fiuphet i1r Che building up Of mo Kingdom 10
Cot in us Last days. Gilt ilTy. r1I ulst.
tl'9. fll Roam it5s. Pun u5st lslaa.II, o. Oh.
lal L''iaaf, oubJ'a7i. tlD POLL uoul, ru.
bHaoi. ti.rI
O9ctrino aud Covenants. tLrgl pauU,
A'r'e'o, Eftn ouL aui Leather, 0us
800 Leather. tlBi e.1h, tI.Is.
Pearl OF Great Price. choice ssi.sus,
fun ho Revelation. thHIatHHa. arI N,r.
rauon' Of Joseph smith, drt Prophet. aa,i
and hot0lhI1r ot ue Church % Ic1us UHfIat q
Laiior-d1y 8uHu h.HH.a1. ont. u.ui
lNaih1r' GuL tLo1' Eaa1 55st cloth, om.
u1ssdd, fh.
Atr 70 she Science 81 theology. To-
Hb1.i h au Introduction 90 tHa F...t urIH.f.
PIE W spiritual Philosophy. Religion. t-H
And oIfruurrt o. Delivered By rH ta.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
The ,nrrsncy question.

wAsHINGIoN, ID. o., Jan. A.
Secretary Cnulsiu came 10 the Capitol
ailUr tine cabinet meeting aud Joined
ex.Speakcr Crisp Ia the latter's private
ulliCr. lets UIiFrstoOu thoir purpose
In to ouluue defined plan OF procedure
On thvr uuul W. uill.
Members % Congress were informed,
M result OF the stnrrlaty's visit, that
tho cabinet meeting hAd not brought
alOut an N.lrHUvu. 10 seud a special
mUssags ou iar currency question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

CALAIS, France, Jan, I-rho mail
boa, Empires, Tor D5vvr Eug,, with
100 passengers from LONDON aud the
luliau mail on board, ColliIed while
making this port, during the evening,
with r. pier ana hRu smashed her
pauuio box, carried away nor bridge
anu drove O hole ia her side. The
steamer was .yiug Ia dangerous post.
ton Ia front " a casino ani the lie.
boat retCugI tue passengers.