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The Church OF Ieaus Christ Of Latie-
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teacher, msy summer In Salt Lake. II
he does special class will be- formed
Tor bim.-rhe Kendals are bidding
thrir nnnl farewell 10 Americ Miss
Csyvan IL silll III In Parig.- Engaged
wat ones done here by the Lingards.-
The Galley Slave 10 one of TIE forth.
coming plays 81 the Grand, probably
the conference attraction.
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prennring for th, Chance.

workmen are busily engaged In re-
modelling the rooms o. tho executive
building In which will DO located the
oiiicU Of tiu tufvryot general and the
local land tiilce. They will not be
ready for use, however, for three OF
four weeks yet.
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Alhlellr AssocialIon Ban.

a social party is to be given on Ffl-
day evening next March -, 10 tho
Utah Univer,ity bu lding, by the Uni
vofsity Of Utah Athletic association.
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Miss Phillips and Mr.. Nowmsn, 20 II
looks a. though an ideal amateur cast
could be- secured. MI Bask, Of tho
have direction e the stage manage
ment, Mt Burton, u tho business end,
and Me-. kf0use will wave the baton.
M.mafV'a Magazine davotes M article
70 Henry Clay Barnabnr, "the Jean OF
comic opefa,n thip month. Mr. Bafnr-
bee, who IA a fare fsvorits IN this city,
riaie his hrst stage appearance AZ tho
Boston Museum ovsrf5r,y yests ago,
hupp0itlHg William Warren In Box
aud Cox, nud 10 was some time afiur
that before ho devoted his attention o.
comic opera. He has participated IN
more than nty "frst nlshu,D which
means Ne mAuy different productions.
John Spencer, VINO recet ty spent y
mOnth In the East, euys tao beet thing
ia the Tamautic drama now funniug
Ia New YORK. IL Sans Grne; the beet
moIoiramn, The Fatal Caro-; the best
opera, Roo Roy, and the best comedy,
Too Much johnson. Ha heard our
famous OLD friend TAgliapisifa slnE at
VAUDEVILLE htutu IN Philadelphia,
AMI says bis voice was M true, fresh
aud thrilling AZ In the Oh days with
Emma AbD0ti,
II was once remarked, says TidHgs
that Lester Wallnct hiss played more
parts than any other American actor,
having pty5d over soven hundred.
Wallack must have had an easy time
~ it, fnf Ala Rshan, while under
John ". AlDaugh'a management In
Albany and baltimore, must have
played at least one thousand paris aud
In her professional career not lees than
twelve hundred. Frank Mordaunt has
played over two thousand paris aud 10
capable OF playing over two thousand
more. Tue Last sets3n Of the stock
company Ia baltimore, Ia 1873, WIN.
n. rnompsou anu Ada Rehan played
ten manuscript fOles In Oue week, com.
mcnClug with Divorce and ending
with oliver Twist IL was NJ that
Time Sic. Daily saw anu engaged Miss
Roman ~ play. On one occasion the
got q part at noon which she had 10
play that night.
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Well authenticated rumof says that
tho bright ana vinsomo KsunarE,
VII m a good many boauH In salt Lake
have not yet ooAted signing Tor, does
not hnd the climate VI Portland con.
genial, anu that sue has written friends
iu Salt Lake enquifing what chance
there would be VI her securing "hiW
hero.
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music.

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and selected -ongs and hymna, - N muais
Professor 4. Boeslsy. saven'y-slshi pasas "
choice music, postpaid, tnc.
Primary Tune BOoA. No, without p"soeN
zoe.
Chs PaRihiOdy, papsf DDS tisF uouA We.
clf LsalhsE. ALTO PuziAss II 49, o--A
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ELFyEN HOUSES AND FOUR IN.
II proved farms. Terms easy Eugene
Jews. Hnomlio. A. o. building
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
NOTICE

run sEMtANNuAL MEETING OT THE
stockholders n The le1pIe'a EQUITABLE
No'opefnt yn Association viii DO held in thrlr
store, ana Mhin street. Sal. Lake tity. on
Monday, March %, 1888, AZ ESQ D.. m. me oil.
lr'l ut mo meeting is o. hear tho nnancinl re.
port Tor tnc last six months anu the tThnaauti0n
~ tuch other business us may properly come
before The meeting
JOHN 81. CANNON.
a.t,t.,.,,,.. ,,.-..., Secretary.
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Fowler.
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The presence Of Miss Bertha Bayils,
recalls vlvidly tue opera Of simpson OF
Omaha, winch served ~ iutroducp
Nat NJ. Brigham 10 Salt Lake, aud
90 give hiu' tuch a good idoA n the
Hospitality OF our people tnAt no never
rested uii he secured berth that ma .e
hiu clay among us permanent. Miss
y ylss went east Win Mf. B.B.Ypuug
ana Mauam Young, ami studied with
lnrm Tor come time, leaving them fiu-
ally 10 80 on tue s.Asu. We zee by the
Jhioag0 papsu that Madam Young,
who with her husband (noW known Ia
chicago a. Nc. BlCknell Nlungl aiili
remains In tho conservatory, hhs been
composing another npon. Tue T.iucs.
Hfrdd has this mention! A muat
interesting event In n musical way was
the ntst production labt Monday eve.
ming OF Y. NJ. g. A. hall, VI a new
pputotta entitled "Iha Maid OF the
Reaper" Tho music u tho operetta
WIS by Madam MazuccatO Young, OF
tho Chicago Conservatory, one oi the
ahlost Instructors anu pianist, In the
city, nnd a thorough musical artist.
Nine. Young has long been recognized
IN the wOfli VI musical art, not only
or herskiil NJ an instfumeutalist, but
by reason oi many brilliant CONE
positions Of which she 4. the author.
The librutto Of 1.-THE Mail VI tue
Reaper" Ia by William a. LAmson,
we'll X own Ia local literary aud mu.
slcnl circles. llIs work In tho dainty
little 0perttia Il characteristic and ue.
lightiul. 10 10 smooth ia dieliou aud
well adnptOu 10 the molDdioua ,,nrk ~
tho composer. The opeTetta wa. *.
crlloniiy given, nnd Afforded much
pleasure TO large and critical audi.
ence, among those present being a
number Of representative musicians
In the audience were noted Messts. W..
=. II. Matthews, SpierlBR aud Weidig,
" the Chicago orchestra; retodouI,
vocal teacher, Athenaeum builiin.
FTvdotick Grant Gleason anu Il. Bick.
nell Young, oi the conservatory II n,
and others. IL IL probable that "rhe
Maid Of the Reaper" Will have an car.
ly repetition.
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Inn SHARES UTAH a SALT LAKE
wv Canal Company water stock for
funt Apply az once. Room % Commercial
Block. salt Lake city, Utah,
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PEOPLE

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altuttn
fUMIl, AGE AND QUALITY OF
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The Grand Opera House season ends
Nay % -Mai.e Cooke should make an
Admirable Mo, Dick Chttwyu In
Y Jug Mrs. Winthrop. - Manager
EIgtrs IN thinking OF reviving Pink
D1minOes ere long. I've venture the
prediction that Winthrop will be- tho
mort evenly east play the new Stock
company has yet attempted. AT tho
opening Of the grand Italian opera
rrasOn M Chicago tue other night, the
scene WasHhid 90 ba more gorgeOusly
Isspluudeut linn the opening IN New
York ro'e D.uE, the celebrated vocal
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EoR sALE oAEAp.

> 20 RODS. ftyE ROOM BKtCK HOUSE
- with city water and cellar ffut trees
aud bafn on place Apply on premises "a he.
ard south.
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The following Item Ia the New York
World, IL HurpTising, not 10 say
startling, u all tho stories about the
money young Emmet Is said 10 be
making, may 20 taken a. true. alt IL
but a shurt distance from the quaint,
odd structure Ffil1 Emmat teAfeI upon
Onu q AlbAuy's many hills, anu which
now 10 tho home VI Senator Hin, 10 the
rural cemetery where Ffilz lies Ia an
unmarked grave. IL " more than
three years sinee FFil1 died, and when
ON earth fOlas actually threw money NJ
him, 10 eager were they 10 testify lhCir
delight for hia mim.ufy aud his mad
cap lOllity ON the stage. His grave In
In an uu'fequuuiod portion oi tue
cemetery, away OUT In the now ground,
back OF wuBTu lies tho late IhuTl1w
Weed. HIS 10 the one grave in that
portion 1f tho cemetery, aud the sur.
ruundings are bleak anu bare compafod
with tue willowb, tho trees and the
npNUr8 pi other parts of the grounds.
bat tine ground around tue grave Is
t,ruwu with dtcayrd plsirs, hastily
matched ny fair hands from c1mngts
and insssI upon tho grave where lie.
Che man WIN was min table IN his
cuntaeicrizaii1ns Of humble German
NE.
you'd surely be- turpti8ei," said
JOHN Mckinney, assistant to thr
cemetery keeper, Andrew Mcfarland,
"weru you a. watch the autlcs ana
suiugs.on OF sll tho 10 pie that ask 20
have the grave o. Emmet pointed out
@ then. some Of 'om make lne feel blI
qu'tl5 aud one young lady went on 20
HLHH .HH NAWH 4 - d a..
10 Keep from weeping. Her melancholy
anu her anfuish were Nv real that there
was no guiung away without Tears
More PEOPLE asE 10 hn shown tho grave
ut Emmett than that OF any other Ia the
cem'irfyi AMI there are some uistiu-
Euishei persons Inferred here. PTss,-
ucut Arthur Tor Instance, anu tao
Iugflug5E Carlyle Harrls."
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GsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

ONE NAY llOUSE, ABOUT u YEARS OLD.
2 years Old, hind feet white
" mo above dusculcd Hnimas afo not
claimed ON Ur before Starch q. is9l. they Mi
Do sold 81 CITY EtlraY Found at2p m
JOAN q. NATION,
Found keeper
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FoR SALE.
WAFER STOCK ZOE REM.

TACuE VALLEY FARMS FOR SALE Oh
- rent, By !. 4. stewart, Logan. Utah.
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he npoiOgizsI for bic conduct Of the
night before. 10 was fumUfeu on the
H.nit1 in tao afternoon thst % I1Iwiu
intended 10 snake a public apology
from tho singu, and in consequence
many curious pefaIns made the journey
anrpsa the logo 10 seU how no would
acqVit himself. they lot tbUir
moneys worm. The apology came after
the nfst uct, uut uuung tnAt first act
OF Tho Gildcd Fool there was moro
laughter than hos been heard So
tue Park Tor many day. 10 vas
q sorry rlilnt Tor Goodwin.
10 act the part Of man just recover.
ing from a spree uf.rr his own resent
experience wa 40 siuccuTo. Every
iiur OF GJOIwIl'a dialogue struck
home. Tho surne was ga ME dressing
room anu ore of his nrat remarks e.
hls valet VIA. "Say, Perkins, what tho
dsvil did 1 do here last night" Whuu
iuu curtain fcli on tho nat act there
was round ol applause, ami Mt
Gl0lwin appeared huiufn the curtain.
hu looked citsifalIou And ashamed,
aud tho house was GuiCE % grant him
10 attention. He then saiI3
"Dufing q professional career Of
ncarly twenty years this IL the fret
inns 1 have ever appeared before the
curtain with heavy heart assure
YOU that what occurred last might wa
the iault of the head aud not OF thu
heart. / was tfyiug 10 bold the mir
fOrup 10 nature, 1ui / failed. a man
WHO has no excuse 10 utfCnsrloss.
am In that p.'iuou tonight n you
viii forgive me, yu Will make mo
happy, ns well as tIUse who love mo
aud are Tar nway. / Deg OF you 10
pafdJn tbs ononar, aud wlat hap
ponci will nuver occur again. Thank
you anu God bless your
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Nat Goodwin IL Sat II" again, aud
this time the arena no chote wns a
New York theAter. He played one act
Of The Gilded Fool, but could go no
further anu the audience had 20 be
dismissed. His proceeding next ght
was little out OF the usual. o. the
affair this Sun sayb: Nat GOODWIN made
great many new friends last nignt by
tue hOnesgand manly mannerin which
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The Sunny South, 40 aggregation Of
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TIE SHOOTING or MRS cRYES.

Policeman H. L. Hawkins. OF the Eighteenth fre-
zinc, charged with shooting Mrs. Maggie Cryen
a, M Az East Sixteenta-st., by accident. on the
nigh, OF July g. and innictng q severe wound. was
arraisned before Magistrate Mott, In the YORK.
Vile Police Court, yesterday. and paroed In the GUS
toby Of Captain Ebert O., Smith until, Jue essay
afternoon The Captain said expert had meas
ured the distance which lay between the policeman
and the woman at the time. and found that the
ofrcers pistol would not carry half that distance
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pr,rrR WAGES FOR WORKERS

steubenvile. Ohio. July (SpeciaD-Ihe junction
STEEL and Iron Company at Mingo Junction in
creased the wages OF men in all departments. IN
Guiding day laborers 10 per cent. the increase 10
90 into effect Sunday. This increase VIII al
.fectA 800 men The Junction Company Will start
k,p In all departments in two weeks
z Auburn ~ Y. July &-The announcement was
made to-day that c. W. futile & Co had voiun-
tarily raised the wages Of the employees In tneir
rolling mill 10 per cent, the advance to begin from
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IGRoUyD IN SUYAPEE LAKE.

Concord ~ H., July 5.-The steamer Armenia
White went aground on shoal In sunapee LAKE
while loaded with passengers. She was crossing
the lake in pitch darkness and heavy gale at 8
o'clock this morning The passengers were taken
ashore in the vessels boat. The steamer IS
thought not have been seriously damaged but !he
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE.
A cross matched. handsome pair OF hish-
y bred lS-hand mares. 5 and years old !;
pod dispositions; both solid colors: one a
nG black. the other a bright bay: they
re sound. beautiful, upheaded. fast road,
eers: single or double should go in 40
= better. Inquire OF WILLIAM c. Lam
Han. Norwich. Conn.
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DPOVyED IN LAKE ERIE.

Toledo Ohio July "a dispatch from PUTIN
Raw saws that Edgar G. Mills. who Is said 10 hVe
a, Ballston Spa y. Y. was drowned whiie OUT
hoa,ine near Gibraltar Point this afternoon. 'Hh-
~ s,arbuck of New-York City. Mills's compan-
ION had a narrow escape. being unconscious wheh
taken out of the water
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ReI,o,ous Notices.

A-A-A-A.--CENTRAL METROPOLITAN MLEl.
INGs 7thave. and l4th-st. Gospei mee,nss ,a
e,pt,on Of members Rev. s. PAKKES CADMAN Issoe.
Bible school 2So p. sunday hVenlhs
Thestre near Gh-aye orchestral music. congrcgatioe
singing Miss Winchester soiost. Address b. Mr CAD.
Man Subject Visions OF Mans Glory Every seat
kee
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ton in established business where invest
ment Ia secure and sure 10 double within
five months. no brokers. Room AIS. 2;3
Broadway.
5000 HALF MORTGAGE Two fats. fine
condition; twenty-five rooms. rents $5s6.
Particulars. Box 2.795. y. Y.
$4,000 WANTED. INST mortgage. 2 years
or longer: per cent: Al property. ".
b. T.. Tribune Once.
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CHURCH OF THE PuRITANs. l3oth-st. near 9Th
ave Rev CHARLES J. YOUNG. u. ID. Pas'or.-Th
Pastor will preach IL Bblcschoo In the churc
a B p. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE PEOPLES CHURCH
THOMAS DIXON. jr.. breaches Sunday morning
through entire summer July subject: Are We De-
generating?' Communion tomorrow.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. West Ena.'

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. West End.ave
and nth -st.-Rev. JAS MLEOD. ID. d. Of Scranton
Penn. will preach IL a. m.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 4sth-st- and
.thave.-Church closed during month Of July.
ave-Ilev JOHN LEWIS CLARK will preach at IL a. m
and p. m. - =. -,
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. "a ave and I'M
st-Rev. HENRY J. SCUDDER Will preach at ii a. m
and - ,.,,.
Ueigh,s-Rev WALTER LAIDLAW will preach at II
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CHURCH or THE STRANGERS. Mercerst.. near s'h
81, lone block west Of Broadway)-Rev. D. ASA BLACK
Ri-RN Pastor. will preach tomorrow at II a. and
7:45 D. All the free.
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FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-THE old FIRST.
5th-ave and 12th-st..
HOWARD DUFTIELD d. p. Pastor.
OPEN ALL SUMMER. $1,000.
Rev. JOHN S. MINTQsH, D. D. OF rn,ladelphia
at II a. m. and
Mdweek Meeting. Wednesday. 2. m
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CHURCH Or THE DISCIPLES. 30th-st.. west OF sth
ave. Rev. u. y TYLER. u. D.. Pastor-Preachins by
the Pastor morning and evening Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting Sunday evening at o'clock.
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. s7h-s.. BE-:
tween Broadway ana 7th-a,e Rev. WILTON MERLE
SMITH D. D. Pastor Rev NJ. W. sTRYKER D. D;
president OF Hamilton College will preach at II and
r. m. Sunday at p. m. Christian Endeavor
meeting Monday evening at 8. Devotional meeting
Wednesday evening at 8 strangers cordially invited.